In Shift I'm on 44 Stars and half way through Level 7.

---

Surprisingly, we managed to book a 5* Hotel near the beach (I hate the name's of Middle Eastern beaches - it's hard to remember them) that we are flying to in Egypt and I'll be sure to take some pictures.

---

In my last blog, I mentioned my resolutions of which I said I was to save up for an iTouch/iPhone. Question is, if I were to get an iPhone, it would be the 3GS 32GB one...which is twice the price of the 32GB iTouch. Is there any distinct difference between the two (aside the fact the iPhone has the functionality of a phone). My friend told me that the iPhone can access Wi-Fi any place, anywhere whereas the iTouch can't and has to have passwords and hotspots in order to access the Wi-Fi. Because, in the end, I don't want to be paying twice the price of an iTouch if the only difference between the two is Music Player or Music Player + Phone.

---

I think I'm starting to lose interest in Modern Warfare 2. I don't know if am but I the lack of balance is really starting to get to me. After prestiging once and getting a feel for all the guns, perks and killstreaks I now know which are the best combinations to use for all current situations whereas in the original Modern Warfare, it didn't matter in the slightest what gun you used, and no matter what kind of scenario you were in, you could be sure a Heartbeat Sensor wouldn't be following you. I have no doubt Modern Warfare 2's multiplayer is better than the original (even with a larger amount of bugs) but I feel there's a distinct lack of polish in how balanced everything is. Regardless. I know what to use, other players don't, and that's the fun of it.