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im using ceega to run wow. and i have the same corruption.. but i just switch to console and back to X and corruption disappears
Warsow, Sauerbraten, PlanetPenguin Racer, Super Tux, Neverball all work fine for me both in windowed and in fullscreen mode. Howeverm, when in fullscreen mode and then switching to windowed mode, the game resizes to what the window would be, but stays in the top-left corner and doesn't get any window decoration (borders, title bar). The rest of the screen somehow mirrors the game, but messed up like the screens in this thread (and like games I run in wine). However, when starting the game directly into windowed mode everything works fine.
Somehow I only hit this bug when using wine.
I filed a bug at the unofficial bugzilla at http://ati.cchtml.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1173 and reported a ticket at amd.com: http://support.ati.com/ics/support/d...94&task=ticket , but no response yet.
But after all, it has been weekend.
im using ceega to run wow. and i have the same corruption.. but i just switch to console and back to X and corruption disappears
I have the same problem with 8-6 driver (splitted, garbled screen) trying to run Lord of the Rings Online over Wine on Ubuntu Hardy 32-bit, mobility radeon x1600. Switching to console and back does not help - I have to restart X.
For those of you experiencing screen corruption/splitting:
Check what resolution the corrupt application is launching. I had this issue with mythtv (fullscreen or windowed) on my X1400 driven 1680x1050 laptop screen. By forcing mythtv to 1680x1024 or 1680x1080 the corruption cleared up! This is again some wacky thing about the 1050 lines resolution.
And I registered to bring you this... ain't I nice ;-)
You are very nice indeed! Google earth works fine for me, as it runs in 1680x1050. However, most of my OpenGL apps cannot utilise such a high resolution, so I'm forced to live with the corruption.
Another nasty issue I experience with my x1600 on 32-bit hardy: on some sessions, using Xv video crashes my X or the hosting app. This happens in about 30%-40% of the sessions. Restarting X does not solve the issue, and I have to reboot the machine hoping for a "good session" this time. Any ideas? How can I help debugging this?
Yeah, googleearth (henceforth known as "The Great Time Waster") worked for me too (windowed and fullscreen). MythTV was the first time I experienced this. Some more odd data points:
- 1680x1049 and 1680x1051 work. Only 1680x1050 seems to break things. Unfortunately the top and bottom gnome panels are still visible if the res isn't 1680x1050.
- The breakage is with the MythTV Qt renderer. If I change the renderer to OpenGL, I get corruption while it scales the theme (I presume this is using Qt) then when the OpenGL renderer starts the corruption dissappears. Unfortunately there's still some issue with OpenGL renderer active that makes MythTV unusable. I haven't yet sussed out if it's MythTV or fglrx at fault.
I'm on 32-bit hardy as well. No real help for you, but I am seeing much more instability than I was used to with fiesty.
I have also been hit by this bug on my Radeon X1200 in my laptop. Most prominently this bug happens with Wine applications, either accelerated windows, or 2D DirectDraw windows. However, I have seen this problem with other native programs as well, for example OpenGL applications running at non-native (for the laptop's display) resolutions, and on this lower-end card, that means pretty much any accelerated application (as the native resolution for the display is 1280x800).
From my own experience and what I've seen on this thread it would appear that:
- Wine is the main trigger for this corruption.
- Some native applications may be affected as well, and it seems to be "resolution dependent".
What I have not seen mentioned here, is that most native GLX applications seem to crash (segmentation fault) at exit (to test this, just see the output of glxinfo, in my case, the last message is a segmentation fault notice, also registered in dmesg).
Ok, here's some more data in case any of you dev's actually read this:
My monitor's native and my desktop resolution is 1280x1024.
- Wine
Corruption always appaears, even some game launchers (Track Mania Nations Forvever) / game setup utilities (SW: Knights of the Old Republic) that are seperate executables and don't touch the current screen resulotion. (At least there is no flickering or anything when using 8.5)
Closing the app and killing all wine processes or changing resultion with xrandr has no effect, only restarting X removes the corruption.
- Sauerbraten
In fullscreen mode, only resolutions between 1024x768 and 1280x1024 (both exclusive), namely 1152x768 1200x960 and 1280x800, cause corruption. Changing to resolutions above 1280x1024 has no effect.
When switching to windowed mode, the window gets resized and it's contens are drawn fine, but receives no window decorations and the remainder of the screen (the part not covered by the "window") mirrors the parts of the window content, but corrupted.
When in windowed mode, changing resolution (to any resolution, even 1280x1024 and 1024x768) shows the window decoration, but also corrupts the screen with the pattern described in this thread. Since Sauerbraten refuses to remember that it was in windowed mode, I didn't test how it behaves when started directly into windowed mode.
As reported for other native apps, closing Sauerbraten (cleanly or by killing the process) removes the corruption.
- Nexuiz
I haven't found any resolution causing permanent corruption, even changing to 1280x800 (the only one i can select that fails with Sauerbraten) succeeds.
However, when starting nexuiz or changing resolutions I sometimes get the split screen / checkerboard corruption, but only at my monitors native resolution or above. This corruption is preceded by the nexuiz window flashing a few times and the desktop becoming visible and only stays for a few seconds at most.
- Warsow
No corruption at all experienced in both fullscreen and windowed modes.
I have the same problem. An ATI Radeon HD 3870 with fglrx drivers 8.6, Wine 1.1.0, and direct rendering works great. Native linux games (mainly Urban Terror) work perfectly, better than any other linux games ever have, it's just as fast and responsive as in Windows. When I have Compiz enabled, that works great as well. When I run Steam in Wine, no corrution, Steam displays fine. When I start Counter-Strike: Source, the corrution appears halfway through loading, before the game display even comes up. The only way to fix it, as any users have already said, is to restart the X server.
I tried editing my xorg configuration file to see if it would help. I disabled composite rendering, then I replaced the glx module with dri, restarted the X server, tried again, and the corruption is still there.
As a side note, with any drivers before catalyst 8.6, (7.12 through 8.5) CSS and all other wine games crash. I was really hoping 8.6 would work with wine, as CSS crashes on startup in Vista. Funny how at times, wine works better than the operating system it's trying to emulate.
Same problem with ATI Mobility Radeon X1400, catalyst 8.6, tried with wine 0.9.61 and 1.0.. Running a up-to-date Arch linux system with everything from the official repos.. Screen goes checkered and had to take a photo with my cam to get the look since screencap looks "fine".. Here are my photos:
wine worked just fine last week with catalyst 8.5....
edit: also using 1680x1050 screen resolution
edit2: tried with 1280x1024 resolution and same screen distortion happens..
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A. not worry about ports, it's a waste of time and slow. B. not to go to -current/-stable and instead just install patches manually.. im kind of confused, i've used FBSD for almost 7 months (2 years ago) and gentoo for a little over a year (until this past november) and i always liked ports and thought it was a good addition. can anyone give me some input, also.. i can't find specifically in the faq about updating from generic(release?) to -stable / -current. any help? |
any help? thanks for all the info. hopefully you or someone else can give me some info on updating to -curent branch.. |
If you were aiming to post in one of the FreeBSD subforae, you ended up posting in one of the OpenBSD subforums instead. If these are questions specific for FreeBSD, please repost in the correct forum.
Nope, I'm using OpenBSD. |
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If you're asking how to update ports/packages in OpenBSD, there isn't an official way to do that anymore.. the -STABLE ports tree was removed and is no longer maintained.
Lack of man power led to this.. it's unfortunate, but that's the state of things. If you're asking how to apply errata patches to the base system, this is documented on the FAQ. http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq5.html http://www.openbsd.org/errata44.html |
maybe it wasn't gods will for me to update from release - current or even stable.
I don't see what the will of some religious deity has to do with the upgrade process of OpenBSD.
-STABLE releases aren't made available in binary form, so you cannot directly upgrade from -RELEASE to -STABLE.. you must either apply errata patches to the source code of an OpenBSD release, or use cvs(1) to update your copy of the source to the -STABLE tree and recompile. The same goes for -CURRENT, you cannot obtain that in binary form... but you can get something close to it by using snapshot releases that are created periodically for testing and from there you can compile and install -CURRENT, check a local FTP/HTTP mirror for more details. As has been said, all this terminology and instructions for achieving what you want are on the FAQ.. reading it throughly is a simple requirement of using and understanding this operating system efficiently. |
http://openbsd.org/faq/faq5.html#Bld ...you have two choice when it comes to moving from -release to -current:
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Let me put in my two pence (cents, centavos, kopecks ... whatever).
There is no need to build from ports, unless necessary, as has been mentioned already. This is because a port, on OpenBSD, builds the package, then installs it. A port you build and a package you install will be contain completely equivalent binary files. Why would a -current user need to build from ports? Because ... ports (and packages) must be kept in sync with the OS. This is not the case with FreeBSD, but is a drop-dead requirement for OpenBSD. This is primarily due to library dependencies. One can usually upgrade the OS and leave the existing packages installed, because an upgrade will not delete any existing libraries. But when upgrading/installing packages, the package must have been built with the same OS. Snapshots happen at various times -- quite frequently for the major architectures. And the project makes "snapshot packages" available for the major architectures, too ... but much less frequently. Since there is no guarantee that any snapshot (or, of course, a -current system the user builds themselves) will be in sync with snapshot packages, some manual building of ports may be expected by the snapshot user. I know a number of -current users who build all their own packages. A friend of mine mentioned he can get the entire i386 package set built in only 55 hours. ----------- Since there are no library changes between -release and -stable, one can mix and match -release and -stable packages/ports. Unfortunately, there are no longer any -stable packages, and very few -stable ports, though there is an unofficial repository at openbsd.rutgers.edu. |
did i do something wrong?
i ran cd /usr cvs -d$CVSROOT checkout -rOPENBSD_4_4 -P src it ended with a bunch of weird characters and such and i had to exit the terminal and reopen it. then i cd'd into /usr/src and ran cvs -d$CVSROOT up -rOPENBSD_4_4 -Pd but it came with like.. cvs unknown command -- 0 or something. ? |
What is the output of the following command?
$ echo $CVSROOT
i should i should have remembered to export it again... it's in ~/.profile and i guess i should have took the few seconds to trouble shoot it correctly. sorry.
wsrc group?
An obvious consequence of building the kernel with a wsrc group account is that the log in message can be customized merely by building with an account which is a member of wsrc. ie. Code:
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cvs [server aborted]: out of memory; can not reallocate 6291456 bytes.
http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=119470113431785&w=2 The solution is to use a different server which isn't running on AMD64 hardware. Likewise, one of the best sources to search for information on OpenBSD is the Mailing list ARChive found at: http://marc.info You can diagnose a number of problems simply by searching there. Last edited by ocicat; 15th April 2009 at 03:54 AM. |
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Admirable goals, but good luck implementing them (especially, the library compatibility) without stagnating or forking so far from other Linux distros as to be a total outsider.
so theres hardly gonna be wayland adoption due to focus on integration of binary drivers in the next few releases...
I like that they take the issue seriously and that they dont want to dissappoint valves trust, though.
i guess browsing through bug reports and listening to the forums and irc will have to get a much higher priority.
I must say that i very much doubt that they will get their hands dirty on low level work.
Admirable goals, but good luck implementing them (especially, the library compatibility) without stagnating or forking so far from other Linux distros as to be a total outsider.
When multiarch is so important then i really think that steam is still 32 bit just like it was in august. That's really boring...
that's what happens when you use an operating system to run a lamp stack all the time.
Audio latency? Maybe they'll finally get rid of pulseaudio and choose jack-audio-connection-kit!
True, but that sounds also like a problem of the very software (game e.g.) itself that it doesn't leave tidy and properly.
LOL. Sounds somehow well known to me. Regardless of distribution. Besides their Unity etc. stuff that is their own thing and fault. Why did they invent that horrible DE/WM anyway?Originally Posted by phoronix news article
Then a LOT of things mentioned in this list depend on HW manufacturers.
I mean, okay, the unix world could actually also use a GUI for mouse button / keyboard layout management. (Still keeping the command line tools). But then, there are few mice where you can actually use or reprogram/rebind all keys and wheels they have. Neither with any GUI nor command line. Same goes for non standard keys on keyboards. And prolly gampads or joysticks, too.
Audio: Also HW enterprises need to give specs. Hello, Creative.
I even have a strange bug on my box with the onboard chip so that sometimes sound is completely gone until I just pull out the headphones plug and plug it back in.
This is far from being perfectly working. It might seem minor since everything else works but it just isn't the way to go when you have to unplug and plug it every 3rd boot.
Longevity is one thing FOSS devs could do something about. Or we will need emulators/layers like DOSBOX or WINE later, e.g. to emulate Linux 2.6 and libc abc behaviour on Linux 5 kernel + libc xyz to play an old game.
Audio latency. Well, I wish most of that was done via ALSA so we wouldn't have to have esds, jacks and pulses running around in userspace.
So we have a few acutal shortcomings in FOSS code but also it needs specs and/or drivers from the HW vendors.
And I dearly hope that gaming won't be restricted to Ubuntu.
1) Improvements in HW space are more likely to come from Valve starring at HW vendors than Canonical shouting at them
2) Focus on perf of Unity is always welcome though!
3) Canonical can help a bit with OGL though, there are some IP matters to resolve (at least we could use info WHO owns those damn patents and IF they are willing to share them)
4) Where Canonical can actually shine is integration and Q&A. Hardcore gamers* tend to care about their PCs and have deeper know-how. Since Ubuntu have good options for feedback and bug reporting, Canonical can be important man-in-the-middle between those gamers and upstream component developers.**
5) And probably best thing Canonical can do: Become de facto Linux Desktop Distribution. So 3rd party devs can just forget about myriads of other distros. (Other distros can care about compatibility with Ubuntu without much fuss after all. But more important is SINGLE(1) focus point for those who want to enter Linux Desktop market)
* this name in game dev refer to people who play AAA titles as oposed to Casual gamers who play farmvile
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One week after the area girls' hoopsters got their start, the high school boys basketball teams will hit the court tonight.
Galesburg Silver Streaks Girls Basketball vs Springfield Senators (Thanksgiving Tournament)
In their 4th game of the Thanksgiving Tournament at John Thiel Gym in Galesburg, the GHS girls basketball team held on for their 4th straight win. The Silver Streaks started the 4th quarter leading the Springfield Senators by 16 points, but were tested late in the game and won by just a point, 55-54. Lexi Daniels was named the Dave's Auto Body Crunch Time Player of the Game. Lexi scored 13 points and saved two errant passes late in the game, which helped the Streaks retain the lead and the win. The GHS girls' next game is a Western Big 6 match-up against Alleman on Tuesday night. Tom Meredith and Erik Gibson will bring you all the action on WGIL, starting with the pregame at 6:06 PM.
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Carl Sandburg College is hosting a two-day men's and women's basketball tournament.
Galesburg Silver Streaks Girls Basketball vs Illini West Chargers
The GHS Silver Streaks Girls continue to blow away their competition beating the Illini West Chargers 61-44. This makes the Streaks 3-0 for the season, continuing to be undefeated so far. They will play again tomorrow for the Thanksgiving Tournament against the Springfield Senators. Pre-game for that game is scheduled for 5:40 tomorrow evening with tip-off around 6pm. Tune in and catch it on 1400am WGIL or WGIL.com with play by play from Tom Meredith and Erik Gibson.
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Fans of the Galesburg Silver Streaks girls basketball team are hoping for a repeat performance of the teams' opener, as the Streaks host the Metamora Redbirds in game #2 of the season tonight at 6:30.
Local Sports 11/19/14
Monmouth College has placed 13 players on the Midwest Conference football "all-conference" team announced yesterday.


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PHILADELPHIA -- No players on the Phillies' current 40-man roster were included in Thursday's release of former Sen. George Mitchell's 311-page Mitchell Report, which details a comprehensive search into the use of performance-enhancing drugs in Major League Baseball.
Ten former Phillies were named in the Report: Jeremy Giambi (2002), Benito Santiago (1996), Bobby Estallela (1996-99), Lenny Dykstra (1989-96), Jason Grimsley (1989-91), Ryan Franklin (2006), Todd Pratt (1992-94, 2001-05), Gary Bennett (1995-2001), Paul Byrd (1998-2001) and David Bell (2003-06).
Only Dykstra -- a member of the 1993 National League championship Phillies -- and Bell were linked to performanace-enhancing drugs while playing for Philadelphia.
In the early evening, after separate news conferences from Mitchell, Commissioner Bud Selig and Major League Baseball Players Association executive director Don Fehr, the Phillies issued a statement:
"The Phillies join Commissioner Selig in thanking Senator Mitchell for his comprehensive work and the resulting Report issued earlier today. We agree with the Commissioner's desire to rid our game of performance-enhancing drugs and support his willingness to accept Senator Mitchell's recommendations.
"Our fans' trust in the integrity of the game is of utmost importance to the Phillies. We hope that our game took a significant step forward as a result of today's developments."
Bell was named in a Sports Illustrated article in March as having ordered and received Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) from Applied Pharmacy in April 2006. Bell told the magazine at the time that he received the drug for "a medical condition." It was later believed that Bell and his wife, Kristi, were trying to start a family and HCG is often used to assist in that process.
Bell didn't return a call seeking further comment.
The findings for Dykstra are detailed on page 66 of the Report:
"As with Jose Canseco, Philadelphia Phillies center fielder Lenny Dykstra was subject to articles speculating about his possible use of steroids. The first appeared at the start of the '90 season, when Dykstra credited 'real good vitamins' for adding 30 pounds of muscle to his frame during the offseason."
Several high-profile, superstar players were among those named in the Mitchell Report, the product of a 21-month, multimillion dollar investigation that could shape decisions, prompt punitive actions against active players, and usher in the next era of the sport.
Free agent Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds, Andy Pettitte of the Yankees, Miguel Tejada of the Astros, Eric Gagne of the Brewers and Paul Lo Duca of the Nationals were among the most prominent former and current All-Stars to be mentioned in the lengthy Report, which spans 311 pages, plus multiple exhibits, including evidence of signed checks, handwritten notes and shipping receipts.
The players listed in the paragraph above are by no means the only players listed in the Report, but in MLB.com's initial review of the document, those names stood out by their notoriety. Our coverage will continue minute-by-minute through the course of the proceedings and for the foreseeable future thereafter, but the entire Mitchell Report is available for viewing here at MLB.com.
While the Report detailed drug use in baseball by naming those accused, it also contained 19 separate recommendations for the sport to move forward from this point, proceeding after a culture of steroids and performance enhancement grew exponentially in the late 1990s.
The Mitchell Report named both Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association in assigning blame, charging leadership -- from the Commissioner to club owners and general managers -- for allowing the issue to proliferate.
Ken Mandel is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Kershaw eyes seventh win, sweep of Rockies
Colorado counters with lefty De La Rosa against Dodgers' ace
Dating back to last season, the Rockies have won three of their last four series at Dodgers Stadium, with the fourth being a four-game split.
After 6-1 and 4-2 Dodgers wins this week, that Rockies run is over. On Wednesday night left-hander Jorge De La Rosa will try to avoid the Rockies' first sweep in Los Angeles since Sept. 28-30, 2012, but Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw stands in his way.
Ironically, the Dodgers breakthrough against their National League West rival comes at a time in which they're focusing less on winning and more on just playing.
"I know everybody says we have to win every day, but at the same time, there are 29 more teams out there that are competing every day," said shortstop Hanley Ramirez, who homered on Tuesday night but left with a contusion of his right ring finger in the seventh inning.
Dodgers manager Don Mattingly believes that release of tension has translated into an uptick in team morale.
"I think, right now, we feel the energy," said Mattingly. "The whole last road trip I felt like our energy's been good. Our energy's been good this homestand, even in the game we lost. You can feel that mentality. We're fighting."
And it certainly doesn't hurt that the Dodgers, winning eight of their last 12 and 4-1 on their current homestand, have been able to make up some ground during the Giants' current four-game losing streak.
"Being able to pick up a little bit of ground helps you feel a little bit better," said Mattingly.
Rockies: De La Rosa ready to roll
De La Rosa's ongoing battle with back pain has affected his between-starts routine and even his sleeping patterns. What it won't affect is his turn in the rotation every five days.
"I love to pitch, no matter if something hurts," said De La Rosa. "If I feel I can walk, I can pitch."
De La Rosa left Friday's game against the Giants after three innings due to a strained back. Although he admitted continued tightness in his lower back postgame, De La Rosa was confident he wouldn't miss a start.
"It got tight, but I was feeling better the next day," he said.
After having his start pushed back three days, De La Rosa decided to stop running in between starts. This most recent flareup has caused him to get more creative with the way he sleeps.
"I have a big pillow at the back of my knees," said De La Rosa. "It helps a lot."
De La Rosa won six straight decisions from late April till the end of May, but he has struggled of late, earning a loss in two of his last three starts while being hit for 10 earned runs in 15 1/3 innings.
He will seek his seventh win on Wednesday.
Dodgers: Mattingly 'confident' Kemp can regain form
Outfielder Matt Kemp and his $160 million contract have been in the crosshairs of those who feel the big-budget Dodgers are underperforming.
Since the calendar has flipped to June though, Kemp has done his best to silence his critics.
Kemp is hitting .321 (18-for-56) with two home runs, 11 runs and 10 RBIs in June. When asked if he thought Kemp could still regain his 2011, National League MVP runner-up form that earned him his big payday, Mattingly said he's "confident" that the talent is "still there."
Kemp, who moved to fifth on the Dodgers' all-time home run list Tuesday night with a solo shot in the fourth inning, believes his and his team's turnaround stems from keeping it loose in the clubhouse.
"We're starting to have a lot more fun. We had a tough little stretch," said Kemp. "Hopefully we don't hit one of those again and stay consistent and keep burning it up."
Kemp's hot streak comes at a perfect time, as fellow outfielder Carl Crawford has had a setback in his recovery from a sprained right ankle.
Crawford was eligible to come off the disabled list last week but was shut down at the Dodgers' training facility in Glendale, Ariz., and flew back to Los Angeles this week to undergo an MRI on the ankle Tuesday.
Worth noting
• Rockies catcher Wilin Rosario is hitting .294 with a home run and four RBIs against Kershaw.
• Kemp is hitting .419 with three homers and 10 RBIs against De La Rosa. Adrian Gonzalez is right behind him against the Rockies left-hander at .361, also with three homers and 10 RBIs.
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Catastrophe (Part 1 & 2) (#101)
Evidence is uncovered from around the world that the Dark Ages was triggered by an actual event. [96 minutes]
Catastrophe! - Part 2 (#102)
Forensic scientists attempt to discover if an actual event may have triggered the dark ages. [56 minutes]
What Happened to the Hindenburg?/Cannibalism in the Canyon (#103)
Civilization of legend and lore, a colony of Vikings in Greenland left no clues to their sudden and mysterious disappearance. Or did they? On a desolate coast of Greenland, an international team of archaeologists, forensic anthropologists, entomologists, and botanists sets out to investigate minute clues in a complex chain of events that may have led to the demise of a Viking colony. Unearthing the ruins of a settlement that included a cathedral complete with stained glass, the scientists carefully identify and date the vestiges of the Viking society. Among their discoveries are a mini Ice Age, a war with neighboring Inuits, and a religious order that may have doomed the Vikings to obsolescence. [56 minutes]
What Happened to the Hindenburg?/Cannibalism in the Canyon (#104)
A hydrogen specialist sets out on a personal quest to prove how he thinks the airship exploded. [85 minutes]
Witches Curse (#201)
More than 300 years after the infamous Salem Witch trials, one woman'sinspiration has led to the theory that there may be a perfectly natural and scientific explanation for the symptoms of those who were said to be bewitched. Behavioral psychologist Linda Caporeal's quest for a rational explanation leads viewers on a startling journey from wrenching convulsions and vivid deliriums to contaminated crops, hallucinogenic drugs and an ancient bog man who was brutally hacked to death. [56 minutes]
Murder at Stonehenge (#202)
In the shadow of Stonehenge, an ancient beheaded body has been found - stuffed into a shallow grave. Who was this man and how did he die? Archeologist and Stonehenge expert Mike Pitts has taken on the role of private eye, using modern science and forensic techniques as he attempts to solve this ancient murder mystery. His investigation takes him through time - from the Stone Age to the myths of King Arthur, from Anglo-Saxon battles and pagan burial sites to new systems of law and order, crime and punishment. [56 minutes]
Death at Jamestown (#203)
Were these deaths the result of bad planning, bad luck or a sinister plot to sabotage the colony? [56 minutes]
Day of the Zulu (#204)
During the Anglo-Zulu wars that defined the colonization of South Africa, small British regiments' successes against huge forces of native warriors became the stuff of legends. But in one key battle in 1879, the Impis, unique and efficient Zulu fighting units, decimated the British battalions. A new archeological collection and scientific analysis paint a fascinating new picture of troop movement, casualties, and the changing tides of the battle to shed light on the mistakes made by the British and the innovative strategy of the Zulu. [56 minutes]
Tomb of Christ (#205)
An archeological team attempts to prove the actual location where Christ was crucified and buried. [56 minutes]
The Syphilis Enigma (#206)
When Christopher Columbus crossed the Atlantic in 1492, his men carried with them diseases that all but wiped out the native Indian populations. As the Europeans and American Indians interacted, however, the transfer of diseases cut both ways, and common theory has the explorers carrying the scourge of syphilis back to Europe. But now, a pre-Columbus skeleton unearthed in a strange English monastery has placed accepted history in severe doubt. In this program, investigators examine twisted and deformed bodies ravaged by the disease and travel to port cities where the epidemic once spread. What they find might determine if the mysterious English skeleton offers cause to rewrite the history books. [56 minutes]
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In November 2000 a team of French and Kenyan scientists, led by Martin Pickford and Brigitte Senut, excavated a cache of fossilized bones in a remote part of Kenya, a place that is often called "the cradle of humanity." Remarkably, the bones looked surprisingly human. Crucially, they were excavated from a geological formation that had been previously -- and reliably -- dated at 6 million years old. Calling their find "Millennium Man," the scientists claimed they had discovered the oldest direct ancestor of humankind. Today, their discovery is rocking the world of palaeoanthropology -- challenging long held theories about the life of early hominids and the shape of the human evolutionary tree. The bones appear to hold the key to understanding how the human line evolved from apes -- by learning how to walk. Further, the discoverers claim this new species is even more similar to human than one of the most famous finds in the study of human origins -- the 3,000,000 year-old hominid, Lucy. Since her discovery in 1974 by Don Johanson, she has been a symbol for the study of our origins. But if Pickford and Senut are right, Lucy may not, in fact, be our direct ancestor. This film follows Pickford and Senut in Kenya and Paris as they analyze the evidence in support of their claims. In a scientific detective story, the program examines the stages of dating the fossils and interpreting the evidence. It spotlights the techniques and technology used by scientists both in analyzing ancient fossils and in comparing the remains of early hominids to modern apes and humans. [56 minutes]
Mystery of the Black Death (#302)
Tells the story of the survivors and investigates the world of a horrible plague. [56 minutes]
Titanic's Ghosts (#303)
Will the identity of an unidentified victim of the ship wreck finally be revealed? [56 minutes]
Great Fire of Rome (#304)
Scientists and historians use ancient accounts to try to answer if this fire was accident or arson. [56 minutes]
Tragedy at the Pole (#305)
Scientists reconstruct a day-by-day account of Robert F. Scott's fatal journey in Antarctica. [56 minutes]
Bombing Nazi Dams (#306)
Investigates the urgent rush to create, test and deploy a bomb that could skip across water. [56 minutes]
Bridge on the River Kwai (#401)
Pieces together the real story behind the birth and death of this lost 250 mile railway during WWII. [56 minutes]
The Killer Flu (#402)
Hunting for answers to how this pandemic killed 40 million people throughout the world in 1918. [56 minutes]
Shroud of Christ? (#403)
Reveals the new forensic evidence that suggests this treasured relic is indeed 2,000 years old. [56 minutes]
D-Day (#404)
The story of how the invasion came together, with testimony from troops who landed on the beaches. [93 minutes]
Amazon Warrior Women (#405)
Investigates if the remains of newly found women actually are the mythical Amazons of Greek legend. [56 minutes]
The Hunt for Nazi Scientists (#501)
Explore the race between the Allies to capture Hitler's top scientists at the end of World War II. [56 minutes]
Gangland Graveyard (#502)
Explore the dramatic downfall of "Big Joey" Massino and the FBI effort to cripple the mob. [56 minutes]
Voyage of the Courtesans (#503)
Liev Schreiber narrates the true story of 200 females sent to an Australian prison colony in 1789. [56 minutes]
The Sinking of the Andrea Doria (#504)
Explores the collision of two transatlantic passenger ships and the insurance company cover-up. [56 minutes]
Umbrella Assassin (#505)
Examine evidence that may reveal how this weapon of Cold War espionage actually worked. [56 minutes]
Dogfight Over Guadalcanal (#601)
Recreates a dramatic WWII showdown over the Pacific using the memoirs of the dueling pilots. [56 minutes]
Battle for the Bible (#602)
In the 15th and 16th centuries, men set out to bring the Scriptures to people in their own language. [56 minutes]
Herculaneum Uncovered (#603)
Geo-archeologists chip away at soft rock to examine this city buried by a volcanic eruption. [56 minutes]
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Headless Romans (#604)
45 decapitated, Roman-era skeletons are unearthed in the back garden of a house in England. [56 minutes]
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Irish Escape (#605)
Discover the swashbuckling details of the dramatic rescue of six Irish political prisoners in 1876. [56 minutes]
Aztec Massacre (#701)
Forensic and archeological techniques explain how these Spanish colonists met their gruesome end. [56 minutes]
Escape from Auschwitz (#702)
The story of the spectacular escape from Auschwitz in 1944 by two young Slovak Jews is revealed. [56 minutes]
Doping for Gold (#801)
Reveals the secretive, Cold War world of East German athletes who were given dangerous steroids. [56 minutes]
Sinking Atlantis (#802)
Reveals the truth behind the reign and downfall of the Minoans, Europe's first great civilization. [56 minutes]
Executed In Error (#803)
Hawley Crippen was convicted of murdering his wife in 1910. Evidence shows the body wasn't hers. [56 minutes]
Blackbeard's Lost Ship (#804)
Weapons, timbers and personal effects shed light on the ship's demise and the pirate's downfall. [56 minutes]
Michelangelo Revealed (#901)
Cover-ups, vendettas and brave religious expression expose the darker side of the master artist. [56 minutes]
The Airmen and the Headhunters (#902)
The story of airmen shot down over the jungles of Japanese occupied Borneo during Word War II. [56 minutes]
Mumbai Massacre (#903)
Victims reveal how they passed information to social networks during the terrorist attack in India. [56 minutes]
Japanese Supersub (#904)
Investigates Japan's creation of a submarine that could blow up the Panama Canal and reach the U.S. [56 minutes]
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Focuses on Winston Churchill's decision to destroy French ships after France surrendered to Hilter. [56 minutes]
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Deadliest Battle (#1002)
The true story of Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941 and the Battle of Stalingrad. [56 minutes]
The Silver Pharaoh (#1003)
The royal tomb of Pharaoh Psusennes I is a spectacular and remarkable ancient Egyptian treasure. [56 minutes]
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Slave Ship Mutiny (#1004)
Archaeologists, historians and slave descendents investigate the Meermin shipwreck in 1766. [56 minutes]
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Lost Ships of Rome (#1101)
Marine archeologists discover the wrecks of five ancient Roman ships near the island of Ventotene. [56 minutes]
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Lost in the Amazon (#1102)
In 1925, adventurer Col. Percy Fawcett disappeared while searching for a city of gold in Brazil. [56 minutes]
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China's Terracotta Warriors (#1103)
Archaeologists reveal 8,000 terracotta warriors created for the Emperor of China 2,200 years ago. [56 minutes]
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The World's Biggest Bomb (#1104)
US and Soviet scientists began a dangerous race to build the world's biggest bomb in the 1950s. [56 minutes]
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Ann Arbor � Two guys took the most hits, as they usually do. It was the quarterback and the coach, and when they lost their protection, they spent the rest of the season going backward.
Now Devin Gardner has one more chance to define himself, and in the process, can go a long way toward defining Brady Hoke�s program. The two are linked, their identities at stake, the bridge between what Michigan was and what it wants to be again.
Hoke desperately needs a positive season, and Gardner is one who can help deliver it. Yes, Michigan has to fix its embarrassingly weak offensive line, but the talent is there. There�s depth and experience on defense. There�s sufficient motivation after a 7-6 disaster.
Michigan is still young in the trenches, but rebuilt enough to stop the excuses. Gardner brings something few teams possess � a fifth-year senior who can make plays with his arm, his legs and his head. By next season, the Wolverines should have more of the grind-it-out toughness they crave, but until that happens, Gardner can make a difference, and has to make a difference. He�s the most dangerous type of player � skilled and skewered, with a chance to alter perceptions.
It�s why Doug Nussmeier is here as the new offensive coordinator, to polish a unique quarterback, something Al Borges couldn�t consistently do. It�s why Michigan is all battered ego and simmering potential, capable of going anywhere from 7-5 to 10-2.
�I don�t think it�s any pressure, just an opportunity to prove people wrong, whoever doesn�t believe in us,� Gardner said Sunday at Michigan�s Media Day. �It�s perfectly fine with me � we enjoy being an afterthought. I hate to be blunt, but we really could care less what anybody else is saying.�
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Gardner has navigated a tumultuous career, from Rich Rodriguez�s spread offense to Hoke�s power game, with a brief stop at the receiver position. At times, he can look brilliant, such as in the 42-41 loss to Ohio State, when he passed for 451 yards and played in the second half with a broken left foot. Or against Indiana, when he set school records with 503 yards passing and 584 total yards.
At times, he can look confused, so intent on making big plays, he ends up making mistakes. Gardner threw for 2,960 yards with 21 touchdown passes, 11 interceptions (zero in his final four games) and a punishing 34 sacks last season. Sophomore Shane Morris is pushing him but this is Gardner�s job, and there are signs of mutual trust in his relationship with Nussmeier.
�I can�t say enough about Devin�s buy-in, whatever we�ve asked him to do,� Nussmeier said. �He�s done an outstanding job. Devin obviously has great natural playmaking ability. The focus has been to let the system work for him, and then when things break down, to use his natural athletic ability.�
There�s a necessary urgency to this, something the Wolverines didn�t show last season. Borges was so determined � as was Hoke � to install the power game despite the soft offensive line, Gardner was in a constant state of scramble. You saw it in the clobbering by Michigan State � seven sacks, minus-48 yards rushing � although Gardner sometimes didn�t help by hanging onto the ball too long.
Now the offense is simplified. Gardner will have fewer designed runs. The running game will be more diverse, with a trio of backs � Drake Johnson, De�Veon Smith, Derrick Green � likely getting carries, instead of the predictable hammering with Fitz Toussaint. And when Gardner gets in trouble on a play, no one�s looking for a hero.
�One thing is realizing on fourth down, sometimes punting the ball is not a bad thing,� Hoke said. �Devin�s a guy who�s very athletic, very tough. The other part is, he�s got to learn that he doesn�t have to do it by himself.�
With senior linemen Taylor Lewan and Michael Schofield gone, what�s lost in experience could be gained in other ways. As the Wolverines talked Sunday, I must�ve heard the words �chemistry� and �cohesion� 4,000 times. Trite, I know, but the way the line crumbled, you knew something more was amiss.
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The linemen have shaved their heads as a sign of unity, and even with underclassmen at every position, there�s blue-chip talent that could grow up quickly. Without denigrating past teams, the Wolverines talked about the need for stronger player leadership. There seemed to be a disconnect between Lewan and younger players, which can happen with a roster in flux.
�Everybody�s trying to build the team chemistry and brotherhood,� receiver Devin Funchess said. �It wasn�t there a lot, but that�s last year, this is this year. Now we�re going with the flow to make sure everybody�s comfortable with each other.�
That starts with the quarterback, whether it�s his personality or not. If Gardner felt detached last season � the line didn�t exactly appear willing to fight to the end for him � he�s working to tie it all together. Earlier in the summer, Gardner hosted a barbecue for his offensive teammates to push the sense of cohesion.
�We�re encouraging each other more now,� he said. �You see guys fiercely competing and also cheering each other on. That�s something I don�t know for sure we had last year. That might have been a problem.�
Gardner doesn�t expand on it, so we can read into it whatever we wish. When a team goes 7-6, there are going to be fractures, and the quarterback usually suffers the most.
With the pounding he took, Gardner showed his toughness, no doubt. Now he�s showing his maturity, refusing to blame anyone for the struggles.
�Everybody puts it on the o-line, which is unjust,� he said. �Sometimes it�s the backs, sometimes maybe receivers didn�t get open, sometimes I held the ball too long. The linemen have worked hard all summer and it�s very encouraging, They�ve heard a lot of the doubt, and they feel it�s on them. I try to make sure there�s no pressure on them. They�re gonna perform.�
It�s been a career of dramatic swings for Gardner, and Hoke too. If the quarterback trusts his skill and the system � and the blockers block � the final swing could be one worth remembering.


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NBA Head Coach Rick Carlisle love to play table tennis. Whether it is hitting with Brian Pace prior to his Dallas Mavericks taking the NBA crown or inviting the Texas Wesleyan University team to a home game, Coach Carlisle definitely knows his table tennis stuff!
On Wednesday, March 18 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. table tennis instructions and training was introduced to some of our veterans as another form of exercise that can be fun and a way of integrating into main stream America.
South Bend, IN (May 16-17) and Gaithersburg, MD (May 18-21) are next up for Table Tennis Camp for Veterans with disabilities and members of the Armed Forces with disabilities.
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Is there a theological difference between the Greek Orthodox church and the Coptic (Egyptian) Orthodox church?
I think the problem of the Chalcedon Council was solved because it wasn't a theological problem but a misunderstanding problem, especially a translation problem, actually maybe there are not serious theological differences anymore, just some small differences like the sign of the cross ...... |
As a Copt that attended Eastern Orthodox churches, i can tell you that no, there's not a major theological difference between the two churches. Yes, Copts are Oriental Orthodox and non-chacedonian, but that's a long story of historical matter. Today, we're pretty much the same :-) |
The basic between the two is over the Christological definition accepted at the Council of Chalcedon in 451, where Christ was recognized as being worshiped both 'in' two natures that exist 'inconfusedly, unchangeably, indivisibly, inseparably'. The Copts and other miaphysites believed that this definition was ambiguous and could be understood in a Nestorian manner. They preferred to speak of Christ being worshiped in one human-divine nature 'out of' two natures. Much of the difficulty here arises from the ambiguity of the term 'nature'-- is it a particular, in the manner the Nestorians used it (equivalent to hypostasis) or a universal (equivalent to 'ousia', essence)? If it is the former, then the story of the Incarnation is the story of the Word of God uniting to a particular human being named Jesus at the moment of his conception, which is in fact how Nestorius and his followers understood the incarnation. If 'nature' is a universal, however, then the Incarnation is the story of the Word of God uniting with human nature and becoming Jesus. That is, in this theology, the person of Jesus is identical to the person of the Word of God who has taken on humanity, not a person who is somehow united to the Word. In any case, the Second Council of Constantinople of 553 affirms the latter narrative as the understanding of the Incarnation accepted by the Greeks as well. So, at this point, the differences between Coptic and Greek theology become a very subtle game of parsing technical language. However, the Copts do not officially accept any of the ecumenical councils accepted by the Greeks, from Chalcedon on. This leads to the often-overlooked theological difference of Copts speaking of one will in Christ while Greeks, following the Third Council of Council of Constantinople of 680-681, speak of two wills in Christ, human and divine in perfect harmony. |
The Coptics have a non-Chalcedonian christology, and are technically Nestorian heretics. From Wikipedia: Although it's a common opinion that Nestorius got shafted and was more misunderstood than heretical. |


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