GMR Magazine - September 2003 EB Games Preowned Systems

The preview of Final Fantasy X-2 from GMR #03, Apr. 2003

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GMR Magazine #25 reviews Half-Life 2

Junicorn days 27-30 plus some extra tea cuz I wasn’t sure which I liked better at first

Welcome back! Have you had a look at the credits for this album yet? I remember you were so good at figuring it out for previous albums. I took a look and Harry and Kid Harpoon now appear to be on the same service so I couldn't figure out any allocation between the 2 of them.

Thank you!

I haven't yet because, as you said, Kid Harpoon has also joined Harry at Global Music Rights whereas Harry was previously the only one with GMR. So we can no longer tell how they split credits between the two of them.

But also, I think the info isn't correctly updated yet. It usually takes a while. I figured out with Fine Line that when the percentage split didn't seem to make sense to me it usually was just incorrect, and was corrected weeks later.

That seems to be the case now where the numbers are inconsistent. For example, Harry & Tom were the only writers on Late Night Talking and GMR accounts for 100% of rights. However on Little Freak, which they also co-wrote together, it's only showing at 50%. There are a couple of other strange anomalies too.

For songs written by the core group of Harry, Tyler & Tom, they mostly have split it evenly three ways again as far as I can guess (not knowing the split between Harry & Tom)

Interestingly, for Cinema, which Harry wrote with Sammy Witte, GMR represents 85% for Harry.

In this brief paper, I learned of the sighting of two Notorynchus cepedianus and one Hexanchus griseus sighted within the Galapagos Marine Reserve (GMR); the first time either has been spotted in this area.

What I neglected to understand with the previous paper is that sightings like these, and studies into their distribution, are very important regarding conservation efforts; even if they don't necessarily discover anything groundbreaking.

A free-falling camera and bait apparatus rated to 6,000m was used for this study, having been lowered into the ocean within the GMR at multiple locations from 150m-1,500m in depth. 33 camera deployments were conducted, in total, all within 5km of specified anchorage points in the GMR.

The two Notorynchus cepedianus (Broadnose sevengill sharks) were seen 2.1km north of Punta Cormorant, Floreana, at a depth of roughly 210m, during mid-morning. They were noted to have nudged or bit the camera a few times. The significance of these sightings, other than being the first, is that it further supports that N. cepedianus is capable of making great migrations away from their typical coastal shelf habitats (depths of < 200m).

For the Hexanchus griseus (bluntnose sixgill shark), this is the first record of one in Ecuadorian waters. It was spotted at 4.6km north of Gardner Bay, Espanola at a depth of 418m over a mixed substrate of sand and rocky outcrops; also mid-morning. This is within the depth range and habitat we'd expect to see an H. Griseus, all things considered.

Hyderabad becomes the fourth Indian airport to join the 25 million league

The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport at Hyderabad (IATA: HYD, ICAO: VOHS) crossed a milestone on March 30th, which largely went unnoticed by social media and mainstream media. The airport became the fourth airport in the country to handle 25 million passengers or more in a financial year. The other three are Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru. An #EPIC moment for all of us at @RGIAHyd to have entered…

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Devil May Cry 2 "COOLER THAN HELL" (GMR #1, Feb. 2003)

ignore my hoodie n lunch in da back xD