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involved in this cover up certainly had the agenda of the football program saving face and in turn not to hinder recruiting. I really dont know how people can sit there and say this had nothing to do with the football program.
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involved in this cover up certainly had the agenda of the football program saving face and in turn not to hinder recruiting. I really dont know how people can sit there and say this had nothing to do with the football program.
Kind of wary about the death penalty. The feds are going to come hard after PSU anyway.
If this had happened at Michigan, I would have already written a letter to the university President saying we should voluntarily put football on hiatus for a year, maybe longer. It's the most appropriate way to show remorse. This shameful cover-up happened because football was king at PSU. Show that something matters more than football by voluntarily suspending the program for a year (or more).
would you have? i don't mean to call you out or criticize, but its very easy to say that when its happening to someone else. i agree with your sentiment completely, and its important to show that some things are more important than football. but many of us would say that we'd write to the president asking to cancel the season, but when it actually happens, we'd justify to ourselves why we shouldn't. which is exactly what psu fans are doing right now. again, this is not meant to call you out. its just a point of discussion.
As an alum of both Michigan and penn state, I can say with certainty, if this was happening to Michigan, I'd be calling on Michigan to kill the football program for at least a year if not more. I've written to psu to tell them that as a grad alum, I will never donate bAck to the university until they give themselves the death penalty.
Graham Spanier has a PhD in Sociology and is a an expert in family sociology and and a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. He was a founding editor of the "Journal of Family Issues". If anyone knows the impact of sexual abuse perpetrated on children and the adverse effect on their families as well, it should be he. Yet he, apparently, colluded with the other administrators and was complicit in allowing the cover-up to continue. He certainly knew that child predators and pedofiles do not recover from their obsessions and they must be stopped. That he ignored the victims and future victims is beyond criminal to my way of thinking.
Graham Spanier may no longer be president of PSU, but he is an interim professor of Sociology currently teaching at PSU.
Wow! Is he seriously teaching at PSU right now? I don't even have the words... Ugh
according to wikipedia. i seriously doubt he's teaching. (it's the summer, and he was the president. he probably wasn't scheduled to teach ever, and it'd be weird for him to have volunteered to teach outside the academic year when student quality is lower.) it probably just takes a while to fire him.
For me, if we were do this logically, the punishment would be as follows:
3-5 postseason ban. Allow them to play the games, thus allowing stadium workers, vendors, etc. to keep their jobs. This doesn't take away anything from the rest of the Big Ten, but keeps Penn State from having any real meaning allowed to their football season. No trophies or titles for the Nittany Lions.
A "donation" of a certain percentage of profits (50%? 75%? 100%?) to various victims of child molestation groups across the country.
To me, this allows the least amount of harm possible on people uninvolved in the scandal while thoroughly affecting the idea that the football team is too big to face consequences....as well as actually putting funds towards helping people who have been harmed in similiar tragedies.
by funding scholarships out of football revenue for full ride scholarships for any victim of child sexual abuse in the state that wants to attend PSU.
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It's already been touched on by some, but making the argument that a Death Penalty/sanctions only hurts people who did nothing wrong is a really terrible argument. That's how sanctions and penalties work. The current USC players and most of the OSU players were not involved in the scandals that led to their respective sanctions. Obviously sanctions hurt players/coaches that had nothing to do with the original trangressions, that's how it works.
The trustees refusal to remove the statue and their anonymous quotes after seals it for me. Not only the death penalty but out of the B1G as well. Back to 11 they can join the big east. The students riot for a pedophile enabler who even wants them in our conference anymore?
I thought the Cam Newton situation would result in some kind of action, and then surely that Tresselgate would force them to act decisively. I don't know how Calipari is still in business. Now, with revelations of the most horrendous crimes being covered up with the most appallingly purposeful "negligence", if the NCAA can't do something commensurate, I give up entirely on them. They should fold up the tent and let colleges organize themselves. Who cares about the other stuff they do if this can pass?
has merit. I understand the reasoning. The PSU Football culture spun out of control and allowed this and other criminal activity to go on knowingly and unchecked. There should be a severe penalty against the Football program and it should be relegated to its appropriate place wihtin the institution. If PSU aint' going to do it, let the NCAA give 'em a time out and force 'em to do it. This has nothing to do with the current players.
If you go to http://thefreehreportonpsu.com and click on "Watch the Announcement", the URL changes to http://thefreehreportonpsu.com/#!prettyPhoto
I don't think the webmaster got the memo on the seriousness of this report.
I think there's a good argument for shutting down the entire university as an entity. Shutting down for a few years the small portion of the athletic department that was at the root of this evil seems like the minimum possible punishment. Whether the NCAA has grounds to do it or not is another question.
for the actions of persons gone is unjust. As despicsable as the actions of the President, AD, and Paterno were they still were the acts of a tiny minority. How then can it be ethically justified to punish an entire group of people for something they were not even aware of? This is not a Germans and the Holocaust situation where claims of ignorance was absurd. This was a situation that occured beyond closed doors far from view from anyone other than the aforementioned triumvirant. Thus, I have to conclude that any punishment directed at anyone other than the two still living participants as well as the Paterno estate in terms of litigation, is unjust.
Every school that gets punished involves people who had nothing to do with the offenses. Did the players and coaches at USC getting punished now have anything to do with what Pete Carroll and Reggie Bush did? It's the institution that gets the punishment.
i am slightly concerned about what will happen to other psu sports if football is suspended. football is the cash cow and if you suspend football, its likely that at least several other sports at the school will go under. this could produce an absolutely disastrous effect on the entire student athlete body for years.
How does Georgetowns basketball team and other sports survive? They won't have to pay for the football team and all the costs that go along with it so other sports would survive.
Obviously severe punishment has to be dealt out to PSU. For those of you opposed to the death penalty, can I ask what would be more appropriate? Bowl bans and scholarship reductions won't do anything to a traditional powerhouse. That's been proven to us on multiple occaisions. This was a cover-up that a lot of the athletic department was involved in. They enabled child molestation by not only failing to seek out authorities, but by continuing to allow Jerry Sandusky access to the athletic facilities after he was done working. That part obviously hasn't set in for some of you. Ohio State got punished because players sold things they worked for, for tattoos. If Penn State gets anything remotely similar to that punishment, what message is that sending? Punish the entire athletic department by cancelling PSU football for a few seasons. It's not a rash decision when you put it into perspective. If anything, it still won't do justice for the crimes committed. All of you people who are saying "Oh no, you can't do that. Innocent people will be effected!", here's a quick thought; Innocent people have already been effected by this whole thing because some assholes thought their reputation and football team was more important than protecting children. There are more important things than a fucking football team. Get this done so that the victims don't have to hear about this whole thing everyday anymore.
The season starts in 7 weeks. No way the NCAA acts that fast. Plus, how do the 12 teams on PSU's schedule replace them? Might not be a good reason, but it is a big reason why it won't happen this year.
Seeing as how they didn't bother to do anything after the news broke last season, except have a prayer meeting before the Nebraska game, I highly doubt PSU has any class. Even Pelini thought that the game should not be played.
Yes they had a moment of silence for the victims which I found to be ironic considering silence is what caused it to go on so long.
I see a common refrain from the posters defending PSU in this thread that you can't punish the institution because it will hurt innocent people. There is some force to this claim, but be careful. At it's limit this type of thinking justifies refusing to ever punish large institutions, because there will always be somebody who didn't know about the wrong doing that will be harmed when the institution is punished. E.g., if we fine KPMG for tax fraud, some innocent janitor may be fired as a result.
One trouble with a focus solely on the responsible individuals is that it may not be effective as a deterent. If the structure of the institution is such that it incentivizes bad behavior, then altering that structure may be more effective in avoiding future bad behavior than simply threatening to punish wrongdoers. This is, I think, part of the point of the Freeh report which states that the culture at Penn State must change to help prevent future bad acts.
Another problem with focusing solely on the individual wrongdoers is that it ignores the benefit innocent people recieve from bad behavior by others in the institution. The KPMg janitor may have gotten a bigger bonus because KPMG had more $ as a result of tax fraud. He did nothing wrong to get the money, but it's not clear he is morally entitled to it (the law calls this state of affairs, "unjust enrichment"). In the PSU situation the whole school, football team included, benefited by the cover-up. They avoided, amongst other things, paying liability to victims and suffering the bad PR. Even innocent people received these benefits and so they arguably can have these benefits taken away.
I'm glad that PSU is not on our schedule this year (assuming no death penalty). The game would not be enjoyable to me. How can one cheer for football knowing that your opponent's leaders aided and abetted and child rapist without any significant appreciation of the matter by their institution at large? Seeing PSU fans rejoice about football within Paternoville would make me vomit.
Anyone remember when Vince McMahon almost beat the piss out of Costas live on off the record in 2001? Man that was hilarious.
There are plenty of people/organizations who did great things who also did horrific things as well. Just because PSU has great academic achievements does not wash away that fact that their culture enabled these leaders to sacrifice children for athletics.
Even today, just head over to Blackshoediaries and you can see all the JoePa apologist who even today refuses to believe that JoePa is anything but a saint.
THIS is what needs to be destroyed in order for PSU to succeed as a great academic institution. This culture of blind trust and worship must be eradicated if you want to make sure something like this never happens again.
What you are suggesting does not correct any underlying decay that enabled all this.
of the snake has been cut off. One Dead... One in Prison... Two more fired and pending trial....
Only people who would be punished would be the student athletes.....
Just head over to Blackshoediaries and you can see what kind of dark culture JoePa has created. It needs to be destroyed.
There are people there who are blaming the PARENTS of the VICTIMS for this tragedy over there. The same people are still denying that JoePa did anything unethical.
These people need a slap to the head to bring them back down to earth. The only thing that will do that is the Death Penalty. Just punishing the 4 people will not change the corrosive culture that already exists at PSU.
Also, and this is probably redundant given the anonymity here, but whoever went through and marked "redundant" to my and other posts, way to bring something to the discussion. I don't know why this bugged me so much, but for such a sensitive and nuanced situation the childishness of a couple of people here is just annoying. You have an issue with something said, then respond and add to the discussion. Blanket "derp, I don't like your opinion so you suck" responses lowers the quality here.
Nah, I've never cared about voting either. Heck, been here for over 3 years (kind of scary, I just realized), and gave up long ago really caring about how people view my posts. Just annoyed that someone wasted the time to basically mark "redundant" on lots of posts without adding a comment. The one thing I hate about most message boars are the drive-by trolls, and MGoBlog is pretty good about keeping them out.
But yeah, thanks for the uptick. I'm not really insightful - just had a point of view I was trying to convey.
This thread is almost a carbon copy of multiple other threads since the Freeh report was released. The only new information is that Costas supports the death penalty for PSU. "Redundant" is appropriate. It's the same people banging the same drum and having the same exact argument against each other.
Well, considering how we have such sparkling topics as "I'm drunk and its Friday" and "I'm drunk and it's Saturday" still milling about, redundancy and needless postings are kind of the norm.
But whatever. Happy that know that there are people out there making sure a free website's forum section doesn't contain duplicative content.
Lots of people knew about Sandusky. The friggin' janitors in the lockers rooms knew. They reasoned that JoPa and Curley were okay with what Sandusky was doing, though, and feared that they would lose their jobs if they came forward first.
That's a sick, sick culture. PSU needs to make a clean break with it, and if the current leadership can't see that, then someone on the outside is going to have to force them to see it.
they didn't report it to campus police because they thought they would get fired.
this is a great debate.. even though the primairy charges are criminal, I think the university is still gonna get reemed
That article is shit, how about common sense that you would turn in that turd. I wish Joe could have got some jail time to get pounded in the ass.
I dont understand how the parents would allow their sons to commit to a school that just went through the worst scandal in college football history. Even with a good new hire coach, I would not let my son go to that school. Yet PSU will have a good recruiting class after all of this.
As a doctoral degree holder from PSU, and a undergrad Michigan degree, I have a unique perspective, I think. I have a loyalty and respect for Penn State the academic institution, but I'm a wolverine when it comes to sports and the college experience in general.
The death penalty has some appeal, but I don't think it would work to stop the football is king hysteria at Penn State, so I'm torn about it. Especially if the NCAA levies it, it will just entrench the fanbase even more. No, I think what Penn State needs to do is to publicly repudiate everything that is Joe Paterno and the grand experiment.
Tear down the statue. Remove the name from the Library, and refund the Paterno's money. Vacate all of Joe Paterno's wins. All of them. Every cupcake, every regular season win, every bowl, and both national championships. All of it. Prove once and for all that no one man is bigger than the university. Prove that football is secondary to the academic mission.
This hurts none of the current players, but makes it clear that Penn State is going to make a meaningful break with it's past.
Instead of not allowing the football team to play for a year or more I thought of another punishment that might actually hurt PSU more and still allow the football team to compete. Would it be possible for the B1G to withold shared money from the BTN and bowl games for a year? Hit them where it really hurts, in the wallet.
Along with that hit them where their pride is, Joepa and football. Remove every win since 2001, any titles won, clean the slate like they never played. Lastly remove the statue, it's got to go and a shrine should be built to remember the victims. Instead PSU is doing it's best to remove the memory already with the plan to remodel the shower room. Disgusting.


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A great tide, previously favouring the West, is now on the turn and, right the way round the world, nations are coming together in new, regional groupings. An example is the Shanghai Co-operation Organisation (which includes Russia, China and the 'Stans with India, Pakistan and Iran having observer status) and the regional agreements to trade in local currencies rather than use the American dollar. Currency agreements between Russia, China, India, Iran and Japan are examples of the countries involved in this. The more this happens the more America's economic strength will be undermined and the more the US will have to consider whether its present Middle East policy is anything other than a disaster.In South America there are new forces and actions essentially aimed at weakening the power of America and Europe whilst strengthening the ability of local nations to do things in their own way. The South America Banco del Sud is one example and the Argentine nationalisation of a Spanish oil company is another. All in all, the time is ripe for NAM, led by Iran, to forward the positive forces in the world. RS/PKH


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1A large red edible blackberry-like fruit.
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Price of a beer: Who cares? Port is what you'll drink here, and a glass of the same sweet, silken wine that would set you back $12 in Madrid or $16 in London will cost only about $7 in most of Porto's bars and restaurants.
What to do: Music aficionados and architecture fans alike will enjoy the Casa da Música, Porto's concert hall, designed by Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas. Construction was completed three years ago, and the result—a giant, misshapen box—will make you feel like you've had one too many glasses of 20-year-old tawny. Average tickets are around $22, and you can see everything from classical symphonies to jazz musicians like Dhafer Youssef.
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Our support company have asked me to provide a network monitor trace from an affected client the next time this problem occurs - but in the meantime have asked me to try stopping and disabling the Web Client Service on an affected machine and seeing if this makes a difference.
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Just happened again. All the computers ground to a halt but no sign of any strain on the server. Reboot the server and it's fine again. It had just picked up some updates.
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Interesting, was Stalking this thread for while as looking to move dfs off 2008r2.
Anyone else who had issues with 2012 shares seeing them resolved after the updates detailed above?
Also, in terms of moving over to 2012, can you mix and match in dfs?
Ie setup a 2012 machine, add it to dfs, wait for date to copy and then remove old 2008 machine, if not how did others do a smooth move to 2012 with their dfs machines?
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- Installed all Windows Updates
- RDP is possible / no Errors in Eventlogs
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- Reboot fixes the Issue temporäry
Is this also happening with 2012 R2?
I'm not involved in the technical side here, but I thought I'd post this as we seem to be getting somewhere!
We've had the same problem here for nearly two weeks now, although today it seems we might have some progress. We had all the symptoms described in previous posts and ended up with numerous external agencies involved at considerable cost.
The latest thing we have done is to update all firmware on the switches / NICs / servers - all of which are HP.
We are currently on half-term so we have been running scripts to simulate thousands of read / writes per hour to the file server; prior to today we have cause the system to fail within an hour or so, today the system is still running 10 hours after the last restart.
Not saying it's fixed, but it looks a lot healthier than it did yesterday.
We're running 2012R2.
Hi, would you be willing to name hp kit involved?
Interesting. We had all new Procurve switches at the same time as the Server upgrade. I have had other issues with one of the new switches.
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TBH it's just grasping at straws, but with the file server failing ever hour we need something to grasp onto as waiting for MS to fix the problem is not going to cut any ice with SLT.
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We are also having the problem with our Windows 2012 R2 Servers. I have servers running Windows 2012(not R2) and have not seen the problem recently but was most definitely having the issue months ago. The R2 Servers I just stood up are having the issue pretty much daily.
We are running a full virtual infrastructure. ESXI 5+ on a mix of hardware. Dell servers, HP servers, extreme networks switches, you name it, we have it someplace. I feel we can all pretty much agree this is an issue on the software end of things.
As a work around, I am letting KACE restart the "Server" service every 30 minutes to prevent any down time. That still creates about 15-20 seconds of offline sharing though and is really not an acceptable option.
Looking through the logs, I do not see anything going down and the "Server" service has always been running when my shares were not accessible. I can't say I have seen this problem on shares that are not also hosting printers. That said, I have no technical data to back that up. Just what I noticed. I read some info about disabling the IIS roles. I don't have any of that installed on my file servers so that can't be it.
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Kate Walsh to Star in Grey's Anatomy Spinoff; Pilot Episode Planned For Mayby Steve Marsi at . Comments
In a bold and controversial move, ABC is surgically removing part of Grey's Anatomy to see if it can survive on its own.
The plot is still a work in progress and Grey's Anatomy creator Shonda Rhimes - who will lead production of the new series - hasn't settled on a title, says an ABC spokeswoman.
A two-hour pilot of the series is likely to air in May, the Journal said.
Rhimes recently told the cast about the project and agreed to write the special two-hour episode that will serve as the series pilot. This type of old-fashioned spinoff is rare in the risk-averse TV business.
ABC will likely air the show in May so that it is broadcast in time for the network to decide whether to pick up the spinoff before unveiling its fall schedule to advertisers and media buyers.
ABC Entertainment President Stephen McPherson declined to comment. ABC confirms it has inked a deal with Walsh, but said Rhimes and Walsh are both unavailable to comment further at this time.No new show is a safe bet in the fickle TV business, but a spinoff is a safer bet. Rather than launching cold, spinoffs come with a built-in audience already invested in the concept or character.
There's a strong marketing hook - a crucial element as networks battle an
expanding array of entertainment options for viewer attention. And some
of TV's most popular shows have been spinoffs, including The Jeffersons, spawned by All in the Family, and Frasier, a spinoff of Cheers.
Although McPherson has dramatically transformed ABC over the past two years from the last-place broadcaster to a contender for No. 1, the network still has holes on its schedule that would benefit from a new hit.
Wednesday night has started to struggle - the castaways drama Lost is down 23 percent among adults age 18 to 49 this season compared with last - and the network has been keeping some Friday slots warm by airing reruns.
In many ways, a Grey's Anatomy spinoff would mark a departure for the modern TV industry. True spinoffs - where ancillary characters leave an established show to become the leads of a new one - are less common today than in decades past.
A big reason: There are fewer smash hits, particularly comedies, to spin off. The TV schedule is replete with strong dramas, but shows such as CSI tend to spawn new franchises with entirely new casts of characters, notes TV historian Tim Brooks, author of The Complete Guide to Prime Time.
Indeed, networks rarely have confidence to pursue a character spinoff of an hour-long drama. One of the few successes was in 1979 when Gary and Valene Ewing departed Dallas to launch Knots Landing.
More often, attempts have been spectacular flops, such as the 1987 bid to spin off Hill Street Blues by sending detective Norman Buntz, played by Dennis Franz, and his snitch Sid, played by Peter Jurasik, to California.
Beverly Hills Buntz failed within a season, although Franz went on to greater things in NYPD Blue.
With Grey's Anatomy, ABC has a white-hot hit, fueled by complex story lines and charismatic characters. Despite moving to highly competitive Thursday from Sunday last fall, Grey's Anatomy is notching some of its best ratings ever. Last week, 26 million people tuned in to watch "Drowning On Dry Land," in which the Seattle Grace team copes with the fallout of a ferry crash.
The ensemble show, now in its third season, also has an abundance of strong characters, including Ellen Pompeo as Dr. Meredith Grey and Patrick Dempsey as Dr. Derek Shepherd. Indeed, Rhimes recently told a gathering of critics that it is getting more and more difficult fitting all 12 Grey's Anatomy regulars into storylines.
She wants to be intimately involved in the potential spinoff and, to free up her schedule, has shelved another pilot of hers about a group of female journalists, which Jeffrey Dean Morgan was scheduled to appear in.
Walsh's Dr. Montgomery-Shepherd joined the show in May 2005, appearing in the last few minutes of the Season One finale. She abruptly showed up at the Seattle hospital looking for her estranged neurosurgeon husband, Derek, and discovers he has a girlfriend.
Addison confronts him with a pointed - and explicit - remark.
Although Rhimes and ABC think Walsh's character can continue to evolve on Grey's Anatomy, it became clear in recent months that her position on the show was changing, say people familiar with the matter. Now divorced from Derek and friendly with Meredith, Addison has had fewer ways to keep busy - and fewer fireworks to entertain viewers.
ABC is approaching the spinoff in a smart way, says Norman Lear, the TV producer who refined the art of the spinoff in the 1970s when his All in the Family spawned a record five new shows.
Too often networks try to force audiences to embrace a character just because they have an actor amenable to a spinoff - NBC's ill-fated Friends spinoff Joey, starring Matt LeBlanc, for instance. Instead, networks should "see who's popping and try to build something" around them, he says.
His advice to Rhimes: "Trust your instincts and don't force anything." He also notes that successfully juggling monster-sized egos - particularly those of the cast members not getting their own show - is a crucial to the spinoff process.
If the Grey's Anatomy special episode doesn't lead to a new series for ABC's fall schedule, the network has several high-profile projects in the pipeline to fall back on. One of them is Life on Mars, a remake of a BBC drama about a modern-day detective who finds himself transported back to 1973.
ABC also has hopes for a pilot called Dirty Sexy Money, a drama from Greg Berlanti (Dawson's Creek, Everwoo) focusing on an idealistic lawyer hired to tend to the legal - and often illegal - needs of a megarich New York family.
Talk about your Wednesday morning bombshell. While we'll miss Addison on Grey's Anatomy, we're hopeful that with Shonda at the helm, the new series will be a success. Congratulations to Kate for landing her own show!
Steve Marsi is the Managing Editor of TV Fanatic. Follow him on Google+ or email him here.Tags: Grey's Anatomy
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Walt Disney Co.'s television network ABC has decided to pursue a spinoff of its popular medical drama "Grey's Anatomy," the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday. It will star Dr. Addison Montgomery-Shepherd, the sexy neonatal surgeon played by Kate Walsh, the paper said. A two-hour pilot of the show, which could add millions in additional advertising revenue, is likely to air in May, the paper said.
It's always the same some people are never satisfied with what they have. Shonda and ABC just want to make more money and like I have said so many times before they are manipulating us. They are definitely pushing their luck because if they kill Meredith tonight a lot of people will stop watching and if they take Addison away glamour will leave the show. For the last 2 weeks I have not watched my GA DVD's and the last 2 episodes I only watched once or twice. Is this not a sign of growing frustration??
This is really lame. The series hasn't ended yet so why take her out before she's even had a chance that she can prove herself a powerful character without the men in her life. But, at least this is just a test. If people don't like it, then it wont air. And no, this is not the same show as Jeffrey dean Morgan's.
This really sucks!! I just recently got my sister hooked and have her now in the middle of season 2 and she hates Addison. After ever show I keep asking her if she still hates her and she replies, "yes because she is in the way of Derek and Meredith." I keep telling her to, "just wait, you will love her." Right now Addison and Alex are my favorite characters and I will be very sad to see her go. I have 2 small children and struggle to find time to watch my current shows, much less add a new one. I will definitely need to try though because she is an amazing woman and I don't believe she has fewer ways to keep busy...why not sneak into the closet with Alex...I know that could be entertaining!! Although I like Meredith and her little quirks she is not one of my favorites. Her scene with Derek at the end of season 2 was great but now that they are together they are somewhat boring. They are best with conflict but Addison is just great all around and Kate Walsh definitely earns credit for that!!
i love Addison..she is my favorite..Kate Walsh plays her perfectly....i love this show and i am probably the only one who HATES meredith...I hope they do kill her off but we all know that is not happening.....This is all becoming bizarre...why is it when a show becomes really good someone has to do something stupid to ruin it...really how many spinoffs have really worked recently?
i love Addison..she is my favorite..Kate Walsh plays her perfectly....i love this show and i am probably the only one who HATES meredith...I hoe they do kill her off but we all know that is not happening.....This is all becoming bizarre...why is it when a show becomes really good someone has to do something stupid to ruin it...really how many spinoffs have really worked recently?
I think this is a great idea!! And I am excited that we could get an additional hour a week of Shondra's brilliance. When they brought Kate Walsh on to the show she was only supposed to be around for a few episode, but we all loved her so they kept her around. The cast is getting too crowded, so if we have to lose a character at least we still get to follow them on another show. I can't handle any more characters dying!
P.S. This narrows teh race for Chief!
worst idea EVER!!!!!
But, yeah, not a good idea. They should leave Grey's Anatomy where it's at best. I mean seriously, don't kill it. I think theyre gonna kill it. Not a good idea.
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Unknowncountry has been monitoring the increased earthquake activity at Yellowstone Park in Wyoming, and considering the potential effects of a Super-volcano eruption. The National Park is perched on top of a simmering Super-volcano which has been responsible for some of the largest and most cataclysmic volcanic eruptions in known history.
Last week's 'Weekender' feature documented an increase in earthquake swarms around the Yellowstone area - over 130 in September alone - and a 3 inch swell in the volcano's caldera every year for the past three years suggesting that the magma underneath is rising. The cause of the tremors has not yet been determined, but could be influenced by planetary alignments according to some experts and peer-reviewed studies.
So should we be concerned? If we believe the message from certain scientists, then 'Yes' is the answer to that question. Some reports suggest that a Super-volcano eruption could leave two thirds of the United States hidden by a blanket of ash under which nothing could survive. As the world observed when the comparatively small Icelandic volcano Eyjafjallajökull erupted in 2010, clouds of volcanic dust would also pollute the atmosphere; with a volcano the size of Yellowstone, this could plunge the entire continent into darkness for weeks. This would affect crop production and food distribution, air travel, public services, power supply and utilities, and render even FEMA-type aid operations immediately after the event almost impossible.
It is known that after the three largest eruptions at Yellowstone, which occurred between 2.1 million and 640,000 years ago, volcanic ash up to one third of a meter deep covered much of western America, extending several hundred kilometers from the explosion site. It is thought that worldwide temperatures dropped significantly as a result.
The whole country would descend into an unprecedented state of emergency which it would be almost pointless to prepare for given the predicted scale of devastation; though, interestingly, a covert emergency aid operation, the 'Readiness Exercise 1984' (REX84) program, was once initiated by the Reagan government and Colonel Oliver North in the early 1980s to prepare for impact by an incoming solar body which had been identified by the IRAS satellite. Once it was established that the Earth was not in danger, all references to the scheme were buried and kept out of the public domain.
Are the government now secretly taking steps to prepare for a major eruption at Yellowstone? An anonymous tip sent recently to 'Intellihub' by a US Government contractor suggests that the government may once again be expecting a major incident, and that the recent government 'shut-down' and withdrawal of funding could be somehow linked to these preparations. The source also said that schools in his area had been issued with very expensive FEMA high frequency radios for alternate emergency communications, and were holding FEMA lock down drills; odd given the current lack of funding for other public services.
It has been determined that the Yellowstone volcano has had a major eruption, on average, every 600,000 years, and it has been 640,000 years since its last significant explosion. In real terms, the government would be powerless to prevent such an event occurring, and possible measures that could to prevent loss of life would be fairly limited. We must accept that we inhabit a planet which has suffered various major 'extinction level' events in its history, and there is every possibility that such events may occur again in its future.
What do you think the government could do to prepare for this eventuality, if anything? Subscribe today to leave your comments.
Sorry, but I don't buy for one second that the govt shut down has anything to do with this.
If the government is making preparations, I strongly suspect they are of the 'get us out of here!' kind, and will therefore remain secret.
What other preparations can they make anyway, if such a huge catastrophe occurred without re-structuring the country's infrastructure, or at the least. There would have to be an complete localization of major services, including emergency, medical and energy to allow at least some areas and communities to be tended to, and massive food storage, preferably also localized. And great numbers of trained, informed people who be required to manage these localized facilities all over the country. As for information systems, well, forget it for a long time at least.
If they were preparing to assist those in the most likely affected areas of a volcanic explosion, which would have to reach across states, then surely that would require massive action on all fronts because current medical services would simply not cope, and I expect would not be prepared or willing to bear the costs of an outrageously expensive system.
No, I expect that this would all be too much for your little pollies (Aussie for politicians), who aren't even capable of handling their little differences with any modicum of reason. Their plans, if they have any, are most likely fatalistic concerning the population and focused on getting themselves out of trouble should such a massive disaster occur. I expect you will find they have plans to evacuate - out of the country, if necessary or off the planet - and to keep hold of their wealth and power.
I believe that in the event of a major catastrophe of the kind you describe, we will have to fall on our own resources, individually and as communities. To me, that is the best we can do for ourselves....build a strong sense of community. But how? I wish I knew.
What I would expect government to do, at the very least, is to let the public know of potential disaster, and strongly encourage and help the building of strong, close communities. They need to change this silly thinking that it is best to keep people ignorant and trusting that life is safe, and tell them the truth. We don't get much of that down here...Our media are useless when it comes to keeping us informed of anything that might threaten our illusion of safety in the world. Instead, they channel our anxieties into xenophobia and the terror of losing a football game. Hopefully, at least a handful in your government will have more integrity and respect for the people.
We can help each other deal with anxiety and fear, and to be prepared for the worst. I like that dictum: Expect the best, but prepare for the worst.


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Prelite Plays Key Role In Lighting First Youtube Live Event In San Francisco
Prelite, which provides previsualization services to lighting designers and programmers in its bicoastal studios or on site, didn't venture far from its San Francisco headquarters when it assisted Paul Efron on the first official YouTube live-stream event held November 22, 2008.
Efron, of Seeing Eye Lighting Design, was the lighting designer for YouTube Live, an extravaganza featuring YouTube Hall-of-Famers, Internet-born stars and mainstream acts. The event, which took place at the Herbst Pavilion at Fort Mason Center in San Francisco, was streamed live over a branded channel of YouTube.
Prelite partners Tom Thompson, who acted as programmer for the project, and Norm Schwab, who was the lighting director, took their Prelite Onsite system, featuring Vision realtime visualization software, to the venue where a grandMA lighting console was ready and waiting.
"While stage construction was underway we were able to get a jump on the show," says Thompson. "An ambitious load-in schedule was offset by programming the looks ahead of time. And since the Herbst Pavilion is essentially a warehouse with windows, the process allowed us to avoid daylight issues."
Efron, who had done several corporate projects with Prelite, regards the company as "a great resource. For YouTube Live, Prelite proved essential as we were allotted very little dark time for programming and rehearsals. The challenge was to program a cue intensive 90-minute live variety show with no commercials, composed of many diverse acts in multiple locations in a very large venue, many of which were moving targets right up until the end. Some not blocked until as late as the dress rehearsal in an un blacked out pier in full daylight. Working with a very limited budget for an event this ambitious, Prelite was some of the best money spent"
Working with Prelite enabled Efron to save "hours and hours of valuable time" and gain many efficiencies. "Prelite enabled us to pre-program focus parameters and color palettes in advance, and get a good feel for what our lighting rig was really going to look like " he notes. "By creating very accurate simulations of the set and venue, as Prelite can, we were able to see in advance potential pit falls of the system, and in addition, ways to maximize the lighting rig's
diversity and potential while it was still being installed."
"Having the mobile system onsite was extremely helpful as well as it allowed me to interact with
Both Tom and my production Electrician and implement many of the changes in advance while the rig was still on the ground," adds Efron
When YouTube Live director John Gonzalez sat down with the team to discuss camera shots Vision software made the venue come to life. "Using Vision and 3ds Max we addressed the lighting issues posed by low trim height and a very tall set before any lights were hung," Thompson explains. "Then, once we got the real lights, things could move quickly which was a necessity for this show."
Director Gonzalez adds, "As far as the time savings, the system is amazing. It's great to be able to view a monitor and see what the set going to look like. With budgets what they are these days it's a tremendous tool. Everyone at Prelite was also wonderful. They were helpful, efficient and everything worked perfectly."
"It was very helpful for John to see the previz with the set rendered enabling him to review his camera blocking with us prior to the quite chaotic real time environment of a very hectic rehearsal schedule concludes Efron. "Prelite really made this show happen. It was a real challenge right up to the end but everyone was very happy with the results."
About Prelite
Prelite was founded in San Francisco February 2000 by Tom Thompson and Norm Schwab as a place for lighting designers and programmers to use technologies to previsualize lighting projects. Its success led to the launch of Prelite NY in June 2001 by Kim Grethen and Rodd McLaughlin. The bicoastal company provides studios where previsualization and creativity take center stage away from the distractions and interruptions of a chaotic work environment and where clients save time and money and minimize stress. Prelite also offers on-site previsualization services for those who prefer the convenience of working at the venue. For more information, visit www.prelite.com or contact Thomas Thompson at 415-883-7727.
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A moving puzzle-platformer with great characterisation
Thomas Was Alone is one of the best games this year, and I have a review from ABC2's Good Game to thank for its introduction to me. Thomas is distinctively a puzzle-platformer, and you'll need both intelligence and skill to beat the game, though I wouldn't say that it's particularly difficult.
The most immediate thing you'll notice about it, aside from its minimalist (though beautiful) graphics, is the narration of Danny Wallace, who you might think sounds very similar toWheatley, from Portal 2, but is actually the voice actor of the sarcastic Sean from the Assassin's Creed series.
What you'll get out of the game, looking back on it, is a very powerful and emotional experience. We take emotion from facial gestures, movement, intonation, usually, but there is none of that here. Yet still, the multitude of rectangular characters in this game are still very charismatic and distinct, all thanks to their role in gameplay being perfectly matched to Wallace's narration of them. There's a message about teamwork and self-reliance here that is easily universal, and supported by a more intricate backstory through quotes at the beginning of each sequence, suggesting that there is more to this than meets the eye.
The gameplay is excellent, and the graphics are good (I particularly like the shadow effects). There are some interesting mechanics at work here, perhaps none that have never been seen before, but not all together like this. Still, if it was just a gameplay without story there would be none of the moving characterisation that makes this game stand out, bringing it from above-average to absolutely dazzling. Highly recommended, 4.5/5.


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# social-welfare - Tuesday 9 December, 2014
# social-welfare - Saturday 6 December, 2014
Tayto crisps, Mary Lou McDonald, and U2: The week in numbers
Plus: How many homeowners are more than two years behind with their mortgage repayments?
# social-welfare - Wednesday 3 December, 2014
Joan Burton wants to increase the Christmas Bonus again next year
The Tánaiste is in a giving mood and says the partial restoration of the bonus this year is "a start".
# social-welfare - Wednesday 26 November, 2014
'If there were no carers, the cost to the government would bring the system down'
Carers are calling for the respite care grant to be reinstated in 2015.
# social-welfare - Tuesday 25 November, 2014
Government funds to pay for funerals halved since 2011
A review of the guidelines for Exceptional Needs Payments was carried out in 2012.
# social-welfare - Monday 17 November, 2014
Woman awarded €5,000 for not being allowed to do JobBridge internship
She was excluded from joining the scheme because she was in receipt of a one-parent family benefit.
# social-welfare - Thursday 23 October, 2014
# social-welfare - Wednesday 15 October, 2014
# social-welfare - Tuesday 14 October, 2014
Child Benefit: €5 extra per child, per month for parents
Brendan Howlin sprung the surprise increase this afternoon.
People on the dole will get a Christmas present from the government this year
The Christmas Bonus will be reintroduced this year – one of two increases in the area of social welfare announced in today's Budget.
# social-welfare - Wednesday 8 October, 2014
Here's how much money was seized from criminals last year
CAB released its 2013 Annual Report today.
Pensioners are now having to 'choose between food and fuel and medication'
Age Action says it would welcome the return of the Christmas Bonus in next week's Budget.
# social-welfare - Thursday 18 September, 2014
Could the Christmas Bonus be restored in next month's Budget?
The Tánaiste wasn't ruling it out when asked today.
# social-welfare - Saturday 16 August, 2014
Here's how many construction workers are on the dole
Despite a recovery, nearly 80,000 workers remain unemployed.
# social-welfare - Saturday 9 August, 2014
Life on the dole – a dark and humorous diary
Tobias Kirkner arrived back to Ireland and thought it would be easy to 'get on the dole'… he was wrong.
# social-welfare - Wednesday 6 August, 2014
JobBridge is 'absolutely not' used by employers to get cheap labour
The Junior Minister for Labour Activation said that any employers who abuse the system will be "taken off".
# social-welfare - Tuesday 5 August, 2014
The 9 at 9: Tuesday
It's the start of your four-day week – and here's everything you need to know as you start your day.
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# social-welfare - Saturday 19 July, 2014
Social welfare staff are being told to refuse dole payments to 'locked out' Greyhound workers
A circular issued to social welfare staff advises them to reject applications for jobseeker's payments.
# social-welfare - Thursday 17 July, 2014
# social-welfare - Wednesday 9 July, 2014
# social-welfare - Sunday 6 July, 2014
What counties have the highest number of people on rent allowance?
Outside of Dublin, Wexford has the highest concentration.
# social-welfare - Thursday 3 July, 2014
9,000 families to lose one-parent payment from today
Changes to the plan were announced two years ago.
# social-welfare - Monday 16 June, 2014
# social-welfare - Sunday 15 June, 2014
The number of people receiving a carer's allowance has increased by 40%
Joan Burton came under fire in the Dáil this week for cuts to grants and delays in social welfare decisions.
# social-welfare - Wednesday 11 June, 2014
Does Ireland's corporate tax rate need to be changed?
TDs will debate the controversial issue in the Dáil today.
# social-welfare - Thursday 5 June, 2014
Leaving Cert students asked about how to cope 'on the Dole'
That was the Higher Levels. The Ordinary Levels were asked one entire question about soup.
How is the government revamping the social welfare system?
That's one of the subjects up for debate in Leinster House today.
# social-welfare - Saturday 31 May, 2014
Water charges a step too far for jobseekers
Charity, St Vincent de Paul is worried that adults without children won't be able to afford water as there are no extra allowances for them.
# social-welfare - Wednesday 28 May, 2014
Immigrant council demands rights for stateless to work and access social services
In Ireland campaigners want the government to introduce clear, transparent and accessible determination procedures to allow the swift identification of stateless persons.
# social-welfare - Sunday 4 May, 2014
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# social-welfare - Wednesday 30 April, 2014
Taoiseach warns of risk of 'welfare dependency' despite falling unemployment
An Taoiseach made the comments as Live Register declined for the 22nd consecutive month.
Unemployment rate falls again to 11.7 per cent
It represents the 22nd month in a row that the number of claimants on the Live Register has fallen.
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FLAC says new welfare strategy should target department errors – not just fraud
The organisation's director general said Burton's anti-fraud programme makes a concerning link between overpayments and fraud and creates potential for people making repayments to fall into destitution.
Column: I've entered the Church of Burton … Yes, I am now a JobBridge intern
After two years of being unemployed, I've just started a JobBridge internship. The experience has been a mixed one so far.
Post offices could link up with credit unions to provide banking services
The Irish Postmasters' Union is set to work with Communications Minister Pat Rabbitte to diversify services.
Burton's department launches programme to catch welfare fraudsters
In one instance, a man claiming jobseeker's had €400,000 in his bank account and the minister said some €10 million has already been recovered as part of her department's new system.