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Diablo III's Female Monk Has The Cutest Haircut

Game developer Blizzard has already shown the male version of the Diablo III monk. It hasn't shown the female version. Until now.

Diablo III has four character classes announced so: Witch Doctor, Wizard, Barbarian, and Monk. This concept art is for the female version of the existing monk.

In previous games, players were locked to a class/sex combo.

The character's official page has the female in-game character model as well.
Check it out. And that pixie hair!

...

Source: Kotaku: top | Published: 9 Feb 2010, 2:30 am

Kotaku, Your Complete Reader Guide

Commenting. Regular features. Kotaku culture. If you are new to the site, there's a lot to absorb. It would be great if somebody condensed everything into one easy to follow guide. Somebody did.

Reader deanbmmv did. His guide explains the star system, profile pages, the hashtag system and even how to view a NSFW-free Kotaku. There are nuts and bolts things like how to do things in comments like embed images, put HTML and link to other comments. There are also housekeeping bits like how to submit Comments of the Week, a breakdown of special posts and a refresher on general etiquette.

This is the guide that we should have made, but never did. Like we said, Deanbmmv did. And for that, you should thank him.

We also thank reader bakagaijin for nominating deanbmmv's comment for Comment of the Week — we just did one better and decided to give...

Source: Kotaku: top | Published: 9 Feb 2010, 2:00 am

Finding The State Of The HD Generation

You know, for all the talk of this being the "HD generation", we've got our suspicions that many of you are still toiling away on standard definition TV sets. It's time to turn those suspicions into science.

Below you'll find some polls. The second allows you to select multiple options, since there may be more than one factor contributing to your decision. We'd be ever so grateful if you could respond (honestly!), and help give us an idea of the breakdown between HDTV ("High Definition Television) and SDTV (Standard Definition Television) users out there among our readership.

By participating, you'll be contributing to science. And who knows. We may even be able to do something useful with all this data...

Do You Own A HDTV?(trends)

0(survey software)

...

Source: Kotaku: top | Published: 9 Feb 2010, 1:30 am

Euro-Zone Debt Concerns Weigh Heavily on EUR

Euro-Zone Debt Concerns Weigh Heavily on EUR Traders are expecting a slow news day, and as such may experience thin trading conditions and low liquidity. The few reports expected shouldn't cause too much of a stir, but with thin trading it may result in some decent price action. The EUR's uptick on Monday has many concerned that the 16-nation currency is now due for a downward correction, especially given the rapidly declining sentiment in the Euro-Zone caused by decisions made in Greece and Portugal concerning national debt and government spending, respectively. Economic News USD – USD Leveling-Out against Majors The…

Source: Jutia Group | Published: 9 Feb 2010, 1:04 am

Dante's Final Sin: Greed

As seen inside the retail copy of Dante's Inferno for the Xbox 360. (Likely to be found in the PS3 version as well)

...

Source: Kotaku: top | Published: 9 Feb 2010, 1:00 am

Illinois plans reforms for processing DNA

Illinois is moving to reform the way DNA evidence from sexual assaults is processed after a Tribune review found that many rape kits were being placed in police storage untested, robbing the state of opportunities to solve crimes and exonerate the wrongfully convicted.

The changes -- some put forward in proposed legislation, others crafted by a working group of state and local law enforcement officials -- come as the scope of the problem widens.

After reporting that police were not submitting many of the kits to the Illinois State Police crime lab for testing, the Tribune found that even when kits are submitted, the lab sometimes refuses to analyze them. For example, since 2007 the crime lab has returned at least 88 kits to the Chicago Police Department untested, according to the department.

The crime lab now has agreed to analyze DNA from sex crime cases that were previously rejected. Also, under legislation drafted by the attorney general's office, po...

Source: Chicago Breaking News | Published: 9 Feb 2010, 12:16 am

Lawyer: Stacy Peterson asked about blackmailing Drew

Shortly before she vanished in October 2007, Stacy Peterson told a divorce attorney that she thought her husband was mad at her because he believed she told his son he had killed his ex-wife, the attorney testified Monday.

She also wondered if she'd be able to extort money from Drew Peterson if she threatened to go to police, the attorney said.

Harry C. Smith, who had represented Drew Peterson's ex-wife, Kathleen Savio, in their divorce, said Stacy did not seem afraid of the former Bolingbrook police sergeant during their two conversations, saying she told him she had "so much (expletive) on him at the police department, he couldn't do anything to her."

Smith's testimony came on the 14th day of a pretrial hearing to determine whether 15 hearsay statements will be admitted into trial against Peterson, who has been charged with Savio's 2004 drowning death.

Smith said Stacy Peterson had called him because she was seeking a divorce from Drew Peterson.

...

Source: Chicago Breaking News | Published: 8 Feb 2010, 11:51 pm

Vintage Wine Turns Sour for Financiers

By Alex Daley and Doug Hornig, Casey Research When the folks at a private equity firm gather at the holiday party refreshment table to talk about “vintage,” they aren’t commenting on the Château Pétrus. The world of private equity financing doesn’t have high visibility, but it is big business behind the scenes. Unlike venture capital outfits – which provide startup money to very early-stage companies – those who play this game grab existing private companies, often through leveraged buyouts (LBOs). Each year’s investments are referred to as vintages, with some being more highly drinkable than…

Source: Jutia Group | Published: 8 Feb 2010, 11:30 pm

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It would be great if somebody condensed everything into one easy to follow guide. Somebody did. Reader deanbmmv did. His guide explains the star system, profile pages, the hashtag system and even how to view a NSFW-free Kotaku. There are nuts and bolts things like how to do things in comments like embed images, put HTML and link to other comments. There are also housekeeping bits like how to submit Comments of the Week, a breakdown of special posts and a refresher on general etiquette. This is the guide that we should have made, but never did. Like we said, Deanbmmv did. And for that, you should thank him. We also thank reader bakagaijin for nominating deanbmmv's comment for Comment of the Week — we just did one better and decided to give... Source: Kotaku: top \| Published: 9 Feb 2010, 2:00 am Finding The State Of The HD Generation You know, for all the talk of this being the "HD generation", we've got our suspicions that many of you are still toiling away on standard definition TV sets. It's time to turn those suspicions into science. Below you'll find some polls. The second allows you to select multiple options, since there may be more than one factor contributing to your decision. We'd be ever so grateful if you could respond (honestly!), and help give us an idea of the breakdown between HDTV ("High Definition Television) and SDTV (Standard Definition Television) users out there among our readership. By participating, you'll be contributing to science. And who knows. We may even be able to do something useful with all this data... Do You Own A HDTV?(trends) 0(survey software) ... Source: Kotaku: top \| Published: 9 Feb 2010, 1:30 am Euro-Zone Debt Concerns Weigh Heavily on EUR Euro-Zone Debt Concerns Weigh Heavily on EUR Traders are expecting a slow news day, and as such may experience thin trading conditions and low liquidity. The few reports expected shouldn't cause too much of a stir, but with thin trading it may result in some decent price action. The EUR's uptick on Monday has many concerned that the 16-nation currency is now due for a downward correction, especially given the rapidly declining sentiment in the Euro-Zone caused by decisions made in Greece and Portugal concerning national debt and government spending, respectively. Economic News USD – USD Leveling-Out against Majors The… Source: Jutia Group \| Published: 9 Feb 2010, 1:04 am Dante's Final Sin: Greed As seen inside the retail copy of Dante's Inferno for the Xbox 360. (Likely to be found in the PS3 version as well) ... Source: Kotaku: top \| Published: 9 Feb 2010, 1:00 am Illinois plans reforms for processing DNA Illinois is moving to reform the way DNA evidence from sexual assaults is processed after a Tribune review found that many rape kits were being placed in police storage untested, robbing the state of opportunities to solve crimes and exonerate the wrongfully convicted. The changes -- some put forward in proposed legislation, others crafted by a working group of state and local law enforcement officials -- come as the scope of the problem widens. After reporting that police were not submitting many of the kits to the Illinois State Police crime lab for testing, the Tribune found that even when kits are submitted, the lab sometimes refuses to analyze them. For example, since 2007 the crime lab has returned at least 88 kits to the Chicago Police Department untested, according to the department. The crime lab now has agreed to analyze DNA from sex crime cases that were previously rejected. Also, under legislation drafted by the attorney general's office, po... Source: Chicago Breaking News \| Published: 9 Feb 2010, 12:16 am Lawyer: Stacy Peterson asked about blackmailing Drew Shortly before she vanished in October 2007, Stacy Peterson told a divorce attorney that she thought her husband was mad at her because he believed she told his son he had killed his ex-wife, the attorney testified Monday. She also wondered if she'd be able to extort money from Drew Peterson if she threatened to go to police, the attorney said. Harry C. Smith, who had represented Drew Peterson's ex-wife, Kathleen Savio, in their divorce, said Stacy did not seem afraid of the former Bolingbrook police sergeant during their two conversations, saying she told him she had "so much (expletive) on him at the police department, he couldn't do anything to her." Smith's testimony came on the 14th day of a pretrial hearing to determine whether 15 hearsay statements will be admitted into trial against Peterson, who has been charged with Savio's 2004 drowning death. Smith said Stacy Peterson had called him because she was seeking a divorce from Drew Peterson. ... Source: Chicago Breaking News \| Published: 8 Feb 2010, 11:51 pm Vintage Wine Turns Sour for Financiers By Alex Daley and Doug Hornig, Casey Research When the folks at a private equity firm gather at the holiday party refreshment table to talk about “vintage,” they aren’t commenting on the Château Pétrus. The world of private equity financing doesn’t have high visibility, but it is big business behind the scenes. Unlike venture capital outfits – which provide startup money to very early-stage companies – those who play this game grab existing private companies, often through leveraged buyouts (LBOs). Each year’s investments are referred to as vintages, with some being more highly drinkable than… Source: Jutia Group \| Published: 8 Feb 2010, 11:30 pm Older Articles » Showing articles 1 – 8 out of 131 home articles. \| Show 5, 10, or 20 articles at a time.
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