Xalor

SEGA cannot compete anymore because of simple reasons. They do not have a market anymore. SEGA was a company that targeted kids around the age of those who slightly older than the ones who play the Wii and slightly younger than the average XBOX Community. That market has since disappeared because of the release of the PS2. Kids who played the PS2 could play games that the older generations enjoyed and the younger kids could play games of their level. Now that the market has been already divided, now into two sections instead of three, SEGA has been left out. PS3 and Xbox 360 have now become bitter enemies, while Wii under Nintendo has moved into SEGA's spot and increased their market share, for the younger kids and preteens, yet now as the Mature shooter games have become usable for the younger kids, SEGA has no games to market, as Sonic is rather nostalgic game than a best seller.

Medicines or Natural Cures do not always work, in days such as today. Because of rapid evolution of the bacteria and other toxins outside of the human body, natural cures that have some sort of plant extract are not usually a viable option. Detoxification is not good because of the increase of such large undiluted quantity of vitamins, minerals, and all that so called goodness. They increase clotting, and most of it either sweated, or well urinated out of the body and puts a huge pressure on your kidneys. Homeopathic medicines are too cause an increase of the rate of growth in kidney stones. They do not always help and the few isolated cases are on overstatement. Neighbor or family stories are often a result of wishing, and expectations. If they expected it, it could happen, hence the placebo effect.

We've seen the death of Netscape Navigator, the rise of IE, and then the creation of Mozilla Firefox, and most recently the development of Google Chrome. Browsers have become so varied, its impossible to count how many spin-offs, versions, sources, and releases they have. There's Flock, Firefox, IE, Chrome, Chromium, Opera, and much more. Those are the only ones I've used an enjoyed. Seemingly enough with a wide variety, the browser market has become more or less of a twist. It changes day to day, as each company releases updates and patches with changes the browser completely. Chrome become a stable release, quickly, unlike GMail another Google Program that may plan on staying perpetual Beta forever. Comparisons of these browsers though are inevitable.I've personally used only a handful of the browsers out there, and don't remember much. My family is rather technology-hating than technology-friendly. I remember using Netscape Navigator as a child, and never seen Internet Explorer. I learned about FireFox at school and Chrome and Opera from browsing the Internet. In so far I have only found one nearly perfect browser to fit the community, but not the final standard, and that is FireFox. FireFox has the highest average test rating, but the preformance of FireFox doesn't win me over, but its extensions and addons. The themes and the addons make FireFox amazing, and the userbase of it. The Internet Explorer developer community isn't exactly friendly and many of them are corporations looking to make a quick buck.The second ranking for me goes to Chrome, because of its speed. Its sheer speed makes up for its flaws, and the omnibar, which lets you have one less mouse click or a couple of less keys, when you type, or move to a site. The only problem with this is the lack of addons or extensions where there is no external developer, a let down judging by the open source Android. What are you favorite browsers, post your experiences and dismays, and let the ranking begin!