LEGO Star Wars : The Complete Saga (Wii)

Unlockable: Slave I

To unlock Boba Fett’s ship, Slave I, collect each Minikit Piece strewn throughout the levels. There are ten on each level that must be collected.
Unlockable: Skills
Below are a list of some skills. They can be unlocked by going to the Cantina and entering the codes listed.

Disguise – BRJ437
Force Grapple – CLZ738

Additions by michael82
Unlockable: Vehicles
The following ships are unlockable in the game. Simply go to the Cantina, and access the codes command. Then, insert the following codes to unlock the corresponding ship.

Imperial Shuttle – HUT845
TIE Fighter – DBH897
TIE Interceptor – INT729
Tri Fighter – AAB123
Zam’s Speeder – UUU875
Unlockable: Stud Fountain
After collecting all 160 Gold Bricks in the game, you can build a “Stud Fountain” outside of Mos Eisely Cantina. This will give you an infinite supply of studs.
Unlockable: Anakin’s Flight
To unlock a mission named Anakin’s Flight, collect thirty Gold Bricks throughout the game. Furthermore, if you complete this hidden mission, you’ll get the Naboo Starfighter as a prize to use elsewhere in the game.
Unlockable: Characters
The following characters are unlockable in the game. Simply go to the Cantina, and access the codes command. Then, insert the following codes to unlock the corresponding character.

Admiral Ackbar – ACK646
Battle Droid Commander – KPF958
Boba Fett – LA811Y
Boss Nass – HHY697
Captain Tarpals – QRN714
Count Dooku – DDD748
Darth Maul – H35TUX
Darth Sidious – A32CAM
Ewok – EWK785
General Grievous – PMN576
Greedo – ZZR636
IG-88 – GIJ989
Imperial Guard – GUA850
Jango Fett – KLJ897
Ki Adi Mundi – MUN486
Luminara – LUM521
Padme – VBJ322
R2-Q5 – EVILR2
Sandtrooper – CBR954
Stormtrooper – NBN431
Super Battle Droid – XZNR21
Taun We – PRX482
Vulture Droid – BDC866
Watto – PLL967
Zam Wesell – 584HJF

Additions by truegunner62, michael82 & Jordan newton
Unlockable: Indiana Jones
If you go to the Bonus Room in-game and watch the new trailer for the upcoming Indiana Jones game, Indiana Jones will become a playable character that you can use.
Unlockable: New Town
New Town can be unlocked by collecting fifty gold bricks throughout your journey. Then, build in the “?” at Mos Eisley Cantina.
Unlockable: Lego City
Lego City can be unlocked by collecting ten gold bricks throughout your journey.

Hint: 100% Completion

Achieving 100% completion in the game isn’t only about completing parts of the game. It’s also about buying everything, including characters, extras, bricks and help items.

IIM -A in Abdul kalam takes classes

Former president A P J Abdul Kalam is all set to start his classes at the Indian Institute of Management-Ahmedabad (IIM-A) Saturday. Reducing the urban-rural divide, energy security and water conservation are some of the key themes he will be addressing.

A batch of 70 students have been admitted to the course ‘Globalising a Resurgent India through Innovative Transformation’ (GRIT), which will be taught by Kalam. The special course, which is in tune with Kalam’s vision for India-2020, is for second year students of the postgraduate programme for executives, the postgraduate programme in agri-business management and for foreign students.

The course has been designed by IIM-A professor Anil K Gupta and Kalam.

Gupta said that the vision for India 2020 may need a re-look in light of challenges that growth impulses are throwing up. The increasing aspirations of socially disadvantaged groups have to be accommodated in a peaceful and cooperative manner. Social divides in several parts of the country require new ways of dealing with disquiet and dissent, the professor said.

The GRIT course has 10 themes on which a student would have to primarily build upon, he said.

“The themes are highly motivating. For instance, one of the themes is reducing urban-rural divide, the second is about energy security and third is about water conservation and the fourth is about governance with discrimination. These 10 issues are all basic issues relating to governance and policy-making, synergy between agriculture, industry and service sectors,” Gupta explained.

Kalam will guide the students individually as well as in groups.

After initial lectures, students would be expected to submit project proposals and if necessary on specific policy and institutional changes. The faculty would comment on these proposals and the project teams would be enabled to consult subject matter specialists through invited lectures and interactions.

The final reports will be presented in open sessions in which other faculty members and students may also be invited to ask questions and make comments. The reports will be revised and those of outstanding quality may be published for wider debate every year.

Kalam’s teaching stint will last till November 27.

Lehman Brothers Helps Give the Gift of Sight

London-based Sightsavers International works with local partners to combat blindness in developing countries and support people who are blind. Since it was founded more than 50 years ago, the organization has helped restore sight to more than five million people and treat over 100 million for potentially blinding conditions. Sightsavers works with local partners in 34 countries in the developing world, was nominated as Charity of the Year in the 2004 U.K. Charity Awards, and is a World Health Organization partner organization.

Lehman Brothers has played a role in Sightsavers’ efforts by supporting eye care projects in two districts in India, Muzaffarpur and Vishakhapatnam, and rural areas of China’s western provinces of Yunnan, Shanxi, Xinjiang and Gansu. Through a $300,000, three-year grant, the Lehman Brothers Foundation has helped ensure that these projects are working to reduce the incidence of avoidable blindness through the promotion of better eye health and the prevention and treatment of eye conditions. The Foundation also supported a cataract surgery-training program by providing scholarships and training to eye surgeons who wish to practice a more comfortable and cost-effective technique.

“Since our partnership with The Lehman Brothers Foundation began in 2005, the Foundation’s support has helped more than 410,000 people in India and China to access the eye care that they need to stay free from disability,” says Sightsavers International CEO Dr. Caroline Harper.

Lehman Brothers seeks to promote healthy and vibrant communities in all its philanthropic work. By partnering with Sightsavers, the Firm joins the important crusade to help prevent millions of people from becoming blind.