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History
From the start the Gamecube faced difficulties with NOA Chairman, Howard Lincoln, one of three people of the now legendary team that launched the NES, retiring shortly before its release. Soon after the Gamecube's release Nintendo President, Minoru Arakawa, and Senior Vice President of marketing, Peter Main -- the other two members of that team, announced their plans to retire as well.[1]
In March of 1998 rumors began surfacing of specs for a new Nintendo console called the N2000 which were said to include 128-bit CPU, a modem, built-in rumble feature in its controller, and a custom DVD drive(All of which except for the modem would become parts of the Gamecube).
In a pre-E3 press conference Nintendo announced a manufacturing agreement with
On February 4 of 2000 vice president of marketing for Nintendo of America,
On March 4 Sony releases competing system the
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Branding (BDSM)
Branding, in the
When branding, one or more than one pieces of metal with a long handle and a metal design at the end of the handle are heated and then placed upon the skin briefly to burn the brand into the submissive's skin, leaving a design of some sort. A lesser alternative is the use of moxibustion to burn decorations into the skin, but this is favored less as many D/s couples regard more traditional strike branding as an emotionally and erotically charged ritual.
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- ^ http://www.xeromag.com/fvbdglossary.html The Kinky Dictionary
- ^ http://www.novad.org/Primer/Definitions.html BDSM Primer
- ^ http://www.bestslavetraining.com/BDSMterms.htm BDSM Diectionary of Terms
- ^ http://www.mistresssky.com/terms.html Mistress Sky terms
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