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Location: Mount Pleasant, Michigan
Website: http://www.cmich.edu
Type: Public
Federal Circuit: 6th Circuit
Central Michigan University has been given the speech code rating Red. A red light university has at least one policy that both clearly and substantially restricts freedom of speech. Read more here.
Central Michigan University: Assessment of Security Fees for Controversial Speaker
October 10, 2008
In a victory for freedom of expression and freedom of association, Central Michigan University (CMU) agreed to provide security for a speech by author and conservative activist David Horowitz hosted by Campus Conservatives, the Young Americans for Freedom chapter at CMU. CMU had initially refused to provide security without imposing an excessive financial burden on the club. FIRE wrote CMU President Michael Rao, urging CMU to meet its constitutional obligation not to financially burden speech that others might find offensive. FIRE's letter pointed out that the Supreme Court has declared such burdens unconstitutional.
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Central Michigan University: Student Group's Freedom of Association Under Attack
March 16, 2007
In an important victory for free association, Central Michigan University (CMU) has revised a policy that absurdly banned ideological and political groups from "discriminating" on the basis of "political persuasion." FIRE urged CMU to change this policy after students hostile to the mission of the Young Americans for Freedom student group attempted to become members of the group in order to destroy it from the inside. FIRE informed CMU that freedom of association includes the right to exclude members who do not subscribe to a group's mission. Thanks to FIRE's intervention, CMU has rewritten its policy, informed student groups of […]
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Central Michigan University: Abridgement of Freedom to Display Patriotic Symbols
October 23, 2001
At Central Michigan University, an administrator told several students to remove various patriotic posters (an American flag, an eagle, etc.) from their dormitory. On October 8, a Residential Advisor told them that their display was "offensive," and that they had until the end of the day to remove the items. As one student said, "American flags or pictures that were pro-American had to be taken down because they were offensive to people." FIRE brought the case to the attention of CMU's President, Michael Rao and soon after, the University reaffirmed its obligations to the First Amendment and expressed regret at […]
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Red Light Policies
Computing and Network Resources Policy 14-15
Speech Code Category: Internet Usage Policies
UNACCEPTABLE USES: … Using foul or obscene language, posting obnoxious or inappropriate announcements, or making defamatory statements.
Bias Incident Response Team 14-15
Speech Code Category: Policies on Bias and Hate Speech
Bias incidents take many forms– words, signs, symbols, threats or actions –in electronic or real-time. They include intimidation, vandalism, destruction of property, harassment, and expressions of hate or hostility.
Anytime anyone in the CMU community feels belittled, disrespected, threatened, or unsafe because of who they are, the entire university community is diminished. That's why it's important to report all bias incidents – even those intended as jokes. If you have observed or experienced a bias incident, it should be reported as soon as possible.
Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities and Disciplinary Procedures: Student Responsibilities 13-14
Speech Code Category: Bullying Policies
A student shall not bully, haze, harass or stalk any person or group of persons. Telephone harassment, texting, e-mail, computer or online social media harassment, stalking, racial and sexual harassment are included under this policy, as are all other forms of bullying and harassment not specifically mentioned here.
Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities and Disciplinary Procedures: Student Rights 14-15
Speech Code Category: Advertised Commitments to Free Expression
Students have the right to free inquiry, expression, and association.
As citizens, students have the same duties and obligations as do other citizens and enjoy the same freedoms of speech, press, religion, peaceful assembly, and petition that other citizens enjoy. In all of its dealings with students, the University will respect the rights guaranteed to them by the Constitutions and laws of the United States, the State of Michigan, and local ordinances.
Office of Civil Rights and Institutional Equity: Definitions of Sexual Harassment 14-15
Speech Code Category: Harassment Policies
Discrimination because of sex includes sexual harassment which means unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct or communication of a sexual nature when: … (iii) Such conduct or communication has the purpose or effect of substantially interfering with an individual's employment, public accommodations or public services, education, or housing, or creating an intimidating, hostile, or offensive employment, public accommodations, public services, education, or housing environment.
Advocacy Policy 14-15
Speech Code Category: Protest and Demonstration Policies
A. DEMONSTRATING is recognized as a legitimate means of publicly expressing opinions. When DEMONSTRATING occurs on the campus, it must be conducted in a manner which preserves the safety of all persons and property.
B. DEMONSTRATING is permitted on the campus outside of University buildings, subject to the following restrictions and limitations:- DEMONSTRATING is permitted after 6:30 a.m. and before 8 p.m.
- DEMONSTRATING is permitted after 8 p.m. and before 6:30 a.m.:
- Starting 30 minutes before any University sponsored event and lasting until 30 minutes after a University sponsored event (other than a class) no farther than 300 feet from the site of the University sponsored event or of the location of the University building in which the University sponsored event takes place.
- If the person or group registers with the University's Vice President of Facilities Management, or designee. To register, the person or representative must provide his/her name, address and phone number and the name of the group (if any) DEMONSTRATING and the approximate time(s) and location(s) of the DEMONSTRATION.
Conservative Students Use Social Media as Shelter from Liberal Campuses
June 15, 2014
By Kim Kozlowski at The Detroit News Jordan Zammit was in a political science class at Central Michigan University when the professor said something about the military that really offended him. But instead of keeping quiet, the student — who has family members in the Army and Marines — pulled up his Twitter account and fired back. "A professor at #MyLiberalCampus told me only people too poor and dumb for college join the military," he tweeted to hundreds of his followers. In that moment, Zammit joined students nationwide who are trying to bring awareness of what it's like to hold conservative […]
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Saving free speech
April 9, 2007
It's well known that you don't have the right to yell "fire" in a crowded theater when there is none. But yelling "FIRE!" is precisely what one must do when one's free speech rights are in danger on a college campus. FIRE is the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education—a Philadelphia-based legal advocacy group that goes to bat for students whose rights to free speech and association are curtailed illegally by college administrators and policies gone horribly awry. FIRE's list of accomplishments is ever-growing, but here are just a couple of the latest: – At Central Michigan University, liberal opponents […]
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Central Michigan gets schooled in First Amendment
April 5, 2007
When one flips through the pages of Webster's or, in today's modern times, clicks through the pages of Dictionary.com, he or she will see that "organization," when used as a noun, is defined as a "a group of persons organized for some end or work." The reader is also told to see the similar word of "association." How is association defined? An association is "an organization of people with a common purpose and having a formal structure." Hence, it does not take a rocket scientist, or even a college degree, to determine that the foundation of any successful organization is […]
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Academic freedom ever important
April 11, 2005
Besides really irritating a lot of people, University of Colorado professor Ward Churchill's essay on the causes of the World Trade Center attacks has put a media spotlight on the issue of freedom of expression on college campuses. This in itself is a very good thing. Whatever one's opinion of the content of Churchill's essay (and some of the logic does sound highly suspect to me), he was well within his rights to release a controversial analysis of the attacks into the academic community. This ability to participate in an unrestricted exchange of ideas is called academic freedom, and it […]
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Thought Police Spring to Action on the Campus
November 26, 2001
By Jonathan Yardley at The Record (Bergen County, NJ)
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The Death of Free Speech in Higher Ed
October 31, 2001
By Andrea Neal at The Indianapolis Star
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Footnotes of an America United
September 26, 2001
Airport officials in Oakland, California are upset that 1,000 badges that will get you into secure areas in the Oakland International Airport are missing. That's 10 percent of the 10,000 such badges that exist. The Port of Oakland President Phil Tagami said this, "bothers me deeply." And Tagami confirmed that the Federal Aviation Administration has criticized that airport for violating its rule that no more than 5 percent of badges be missing. Speaking of port officials, Italian officials checked the contents of a shipping container on the dock in the southern Italian town of Gioia Tauro. When they opened it, […]
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FIRE's Azhar Majeed Analyzes Central Michigan University's Speech Codes
October 7, 2014
Thirteen years ago, Central Michigan University (CMU) officials forced students to take down posters that could be perceived as offensive to other students, even images of the American flag. Yesterday, the CMU Insider spoke to Azhar Majeed, Director of FIRE's Individual Rights Education Program, to ask: Do CMU policies still violate students' free speech rights today? Unfortunately, the answer is yes. Like too many other colleges and universities, CMU is a "red light" school, meaning at least one of its policies clearly and substantially restricts constitutionally protected speech. CMU earns a red light rating in part for its Computing and […]
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Central Michigan Student Defends Speech of Westboro Baptist Church
April 25, 2012
Just before a talk on campus by members of the Westboro Baptist Church on Monday, Central Michigan University student Ryan Fitzmaurice published an insightful op-ed in Central Michigan Life titled, "Why I Love the Westboro Baptist Church." After clarifying that he does not actually love the Westboro Baptist Church, he explains that what he loves is their First Amendment right to participate in the American "conversation": America is a conversation, but not a polite dinner conversation. Our nation's conversation is passionate, convoluted, confused, messy, explosive, eccentric, sometimes angry, increasingly odd, and most of the time, wildly off topic. It's a […]
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This Month in FIRE History: Victory for Freedom of Association at Central Michigan University
April 18, 2011
In April 2007, FIRE won an important victory when Central Michigan University (CMU) reversed a policy banning ideological and political groups from "discriminating" on the basis of "political persuasion." The case holds important lessons for freedom of association on campus that remain particularly relevant in light of last year's 5-4 Supreme Court decision in Christian Legal Society v. Martinez. The controversy at CMU began with a student effort to derecognize the school's chapter of Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) because of the group's unpopular views. When this effort failed, students began to disrupt YAF meetings and created a Facebook group […]
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With Horowitz Speech Scheduled, Central Michigan Struggles with Free Speech Issues
October 14, 2008
In a victory for the freedoms of expression and association, Central Michigan University has agreed to provide basic security for a speech tonight by author and conservative activist David Horowitz. FIRE has been urging CMU to meet its constitutional obligation not to financially burden speech that others might find offensive. Horowitz had been invited by an organization named Campus Conservatives, the Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) chapter at CMU, to speak tonight at 7:30 p.m. for a free public lecture at Warriner Hall in the Plachta Auditorium. On October 9, 2008, Campus Conservatives student Dennis Lennox received an e-mail from […]
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FIRE Remembers September 11
September 11, 2007
Today, FIRE joins individuals across America and around the world in reflecting upon the tragic events of September 11, 2001. As university students and professors from Maine to California host commemorations today to remember those who suffered and died six years ago, we take a moment to look back at how those events played out on campus in the immediate aftermath of the attacks, and how their legacy continues to affect us today. In the wake of the tragedy, FIRE was called on to defend liberty on campus as many universities reacted to the cataclysmic circumstances with sometimes shocking limitations […]
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John Leo on Censorship Tactics in 'The New York Sun'
May 3, 2007
Yesterday's issue of The New York Sun includes a very telling opinion piece by John Leo that looks at the ploys used by university administrators in their efforts to stifle student speech. "It's not news that the modern university is censorship-prone, particularly when conservatives wish to speak, but the tactics of the censors keep changing," Leo writes, and Torch readers undoubtedly realize the truthfulness of such an observation. Leo goes on to recount different approaches we at FIRE are all too familiar with, as many of these examples are straight from recent FIRE cases. Leo's list of censorship devices includes […]
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Victory for Freedom of Association at Central Michigan University
April 3, 2007
MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich., April 3, 2007—In an important victory for free association, Central Michigan University (CMU) has revised a policy that banned ideological and political groups from "discriminating" on the basis of "political persuasion." The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) urged CMU to change this policy after students who disagreed with the mission of the Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) student organization attempted to become members of the group in order to destroy it from the inside. "Central Michigan University should be commended for quickly fixing its constitutionally unsound 'anti-discrimination' policy," FIRE President Greg Lukianoff said. "Freedom of […]
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What 9/11 Taught Us About Academia
September 11, 2006
Today, FIRE joins the rest of the nation in remembering the tragic events of September 11, 2001. Five years ago, the events of 9/11 highlighted—in a very ugly way—just how out of touch many universities are with the American public. In the immediate aftermath of 9/11, when much of America was still in mourning, a number of very prominent universities moved swiftly to suppress displays of public sympathy and patriotism by students and faculty. Here are some examples of university actions in September and October 2001: At Central Michigan University, an administrator told several students to remove various patriotic posters […]
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So, What I Hear You Saying Is—You Aren't Offended
August 29, 2005
The NCAA controversy surrounding the supposedly "hostile" and "abusive" Native American team names is a reflection of more than a good idea gone bad—it's a classic case of what happens when a body of administrators enacts policies that are too vague and subjective. As noted by my colleague Robert in a previous entry, the NCAA recently issued a new policy banning usage of team names derived from any ethnic/racial/national group that could be perceived as offensive. This includes mascots, school or team nicknames, and some team imagery as well. The policy is getting all kinds of reactions, and here is […]
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Victory for Free Speech at Central Michigan University; President Rao Defends and Affirms Free Speech and the Bill of Rights
November 7, 2001
MOUNT PLEASANT, MI-In a case that had achieved widespread national attention, students at Central Michigan University (CMU) secured a major victory for liberty when the University reaffirmed its obligations to the First Amendment. President Michael Rao, in a letter to FIRE today, made clear that any residential staff who asked students to remove materials from their dormitory doors acted without understanding his administration's commitment to the Bill of Rights and to freedom of expression. Students had been asked by residential staff to take down displays in support of military action against terrorism. When the facts were brought to his attention […]
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Ouch. Not sure how we got here, but somehow hip-hop has arrived at the point where it's not only unpopular to be a thinking fan or MC, it's plain uncool. If you ain't trappin' with Jeezy or snappin' with D4L if you actually have something, dear God, thematic and artistic and substantial on your mind keep waiting for your break. Seems almost nobody in pop music's wartime hall of mirrors, least of all hipsters craving cred or gangsters counting coin, wants to wake up to the brick wall this blinged-out Hummer called America is heading for at top speed.
Talib Kweli's signing with Warner Bros. in January is a glimmer of hope on the national front; locally, we've got Wrekonize demanding attention with his latest release, The Waiting Room Mixtape.
Wrek's a kid from Hollywood signed to Miami's Southbeat label, still working on his first official release. He already made waves by winning MTV's MC Battle of Champions in 2003, but his underground mixtapes prove that he's a master of both stage improv and studio songwriting. With a midtempo, confident cadence clearly informed by the Native Tongues clique, broad vocabulary, and twisted wit, Wrekonize is ferociously versatile, enough to subdue on introspective tracks like "Dear Suicide" and "Sirens" and keep heads nodding on slick, upbeat bumpers "Yo Yo Yo" and "Who's the Man," featuring production by DJ Spinna. "Bizness as Usual" is one of two tracks featuring West Coast underground spitter Ras Kass and comes off as both a scathing critique of the war in Iraq and the war in the streets of America. "Where's Your Money" slings an unusual and unforgettable vocal hook over brooding downtempo piano, and "How Come" takes a classic hip-hop trope the interrogative track and puts it in a modern industry context. There's a ton of powerful, thought-provoking stuff here, the antithesis of the "Laffy Taffy" rap currently gumming up the airwaves. There might be a backpacker backlash right now, but that won't last long. Hip-hop is a fickle bitch, and Lord knows it could use a makeover. Hopefully she won't keep Wrekonize and the rest of us waiting too long.
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When there is a ship above us or below, sometimes, we hit this really annoying snag where we can't get to them. We point straight down and even do this funky spiralling thing to get to them and most of the time we have to full impulse across the system and then come back in to the bad guys and we are able to get them. Has anyone else experienced this issue? It happens on more than one computer and more than one account, obviously, so it can't be our computers.
This has been a debate that has been going on since launch, currently the maxium you can pitch your ship is 45 degrees from a bearing of 0 up or down. (Imagine a X-Y-Z graph in your head with the ship being at 0,0,0 and I am talking about the Y)
Only way to "manuver" is a corckscrew up or down, if you have Evasive Manuvers try using this to get to "spin" faster, also setup a keybind for Full Impulse (since you play LOTRO I assume you have a multi-button mouse? Mine is set to Button 4) and pulse it on and off, when turning it off click in the middle of your impulse setting so you can "slide" in the direction your wanting to go. Bigger ships do this a bit more easily since the have more Mass and Inertia.
Don't worry about how long it take to respond
As long as your staying with us and beating your head saying UGH..your one of us.


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Halloween just passed and along with dressing up as ghouls and witches, plenty of people wore costumes to look like rock stars. But how do rock stars feel when they run into people dressed as them? Slash filled VH1 Radio Networks' Dave Basner in.
"I suppose it's supposed to be flattering, and it's cool, except for in person, if you run into someone who is dressed as you in person, it's an uncomfortable situation," he said. "I don't have that sense of humor where I can just… I mean, I laugh at it but, you know, it's cool. It's very flattering when little kids are doing it but when you see full-grown adults doing it and you're in their presence, like what are you supposed to say?" The former GUNS N' ROSES guitarist went on to tell VH1 Radio Networks about an experience he had with a person dressed as him. "I went to a party last year and at that party, I walked in and there were two other guys who were dressed like me and one of them was with a chick who was dressed like Axl [Rose, GUNS N' ROSES singer]," he said. "It was just... How are we supposed to hang out here for any amount of time comfortably? But actually, it turned out that I ended up hanging out with myself and Axl by the end of the night." The experience might have given Slash some ideas. On Sunday, he dressed his son London up as Dee Snider. Check out a photo below (courtesy of Slash's Twitter).SLASH's Halloween Stories
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The time signature in this song is what makes me want to switch to classical. The feel makes me want to switch to hip-hop. But, overall, though it's hard to dance to, this song's a dance track. I love 5/4 time and wanted to incorporate this melody to it. This melody's been in my head for months and I deided to do it finally. ENJOY!
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From at least the time of Leonardo da Vinci, artists and scholars have described the imaginative interpretation of naturally occurring phenomena such as rocks or cloud formations. Many early psychologists devised their own materials to investigate these processes in the form of inkblots. The use of inkblots is often associated with the psychiatrist Hermann Rorschach, but its origins lie in children's games, experiments on visual perception, studies of the effects of hashish, the testing of immigrants at Ellis Island and the work of Frederic Bartlett.
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Alan Carr should change the name of his show. Chatty man is obviously too much like batty man – a term commonly used by homophobes in Jamaica.
Another one who sees something in nothing.-
It was a deliberate play on words by him
Are you on smack? you just made me laugh out loud.
He should consider changing the name of the show to that.
Whoopie do.
They both make me laugh so much!No doubt, someone will come along accusing these two of creating negative stereotypes of gays on TV…
They do.
They don't create them, but the absence from our screens of people like Ben Cohen leads to the assumption that we are all similar. I guess soap operas go some way to balancing that.
Ben Cohen is indeed a great role model and a champion of Gay Rights too but you do realised he is a straight married man do you?
Not that it matters, add more quality :), but just responding to the assumption comment.-
Oh no, I'm gutted.
It does make him more appealling though!! ;)
He is certainly appealing and not just his looks and unattainability – but the fact he seems to genuinely get equality
Being camp and voluble is really worth megabucks these days. Norton is good though. Lily Savage, or Paul something as she calls herself these days, and Chatty Man not so much though.
Now if we could just have a gay Bear Grylls on TV as well, maybe that nice rugby player Ben Cohen, that would really challenge stereotypes.
Norton "… was keen to finalise a new deal before the BBC suffers further cuts" I'll bet he was! At a time when the BBC is strapped for cash, I consider the money paid to him to be excessive and unnecessary. We can have presenters who are funny and fun, for a good deal less; and we can have ones who are gay without being part of the long line of camp over-the-top stereotypes who play right into the hands of the homophobic gallery
It is too easy to call Norton a stereotype. The fact that you think his 'act' his 'performance' plays into the hands of the homophobic galley suggests what? That we are to appear as drones and clones of heteros. You want to see a boring plain faced, gleaming teethed 'man' who plays rubgy but makes love to his husband? Or a indistinguishable man, or?
This is entertainment. The nation had benny hill, carry on… varities show. The entire industry is on the backs of a certain type of display. And a broadcaster chases ratings.
For me it is about display in the way a peacock prances around and awaits the gays' of envy.
The Grahame Norton show is ridiculously funny. I remember the episode with Adele, Jack Whitehall and Miranda Hart had me in stitches, so I'm very happy it's getting renewed. I've never really been a massive fan of Chatty Man though, I think Carr is more suited to stand up than a chat show.
Why are these two being paid seriously obscene amounts of money?! Yes,arguably they are both funny men,but I ask you,what's wrong with just paying them a sensible salary? It's not like either of them are saving lives or going into a war-zone!
….they get that sort of money because that is what they are worth on the open market.With the thousands of stations available today these people are in huge demand. You pay the asking price for everything else in life, why not your entertainment. Graham Norton is probably one of the most in demand entertainers on telly today and the big hitter stars are lining up to be on his show. The Americans are especially keen to be on his show as is evidenced by how frequently people like Dustin Hoffman are on.
Oh my God, I was just rejoicing in the news of Buju Banton being banged up for ten years and now I read THIS?!?! What have we done to suffer these two monstrous caricatures of gaydom until 2014?!?!
No, these two clowns are not funny, they are puerile. Subtle difference but true nonetheless.
Good luck to them; I'd be a good chat show host, as would lots of regular gay folk I know – but the audience can't handle normal gays – so think the program makers, they've still gotta be camp and lispy.
we accept it but really it's quite insulting…I'd piss on 'em…-
I think you might get fired if you pissed on someone while you were hosting a talkshow. Though to be fair I think this did feature on Norton before he moved to prime time, when he accessed a webcam of a woman with that speciality to the delight or horror of his guests.
What a waste of our Liscence paying money….4 million quid for what….there shows are always on late….so who watches
them….plus Alan Carr…is from Northampton…that place does not even have a decent gay bar…..lol-
Obviously no one from Northampton deserves to be paid 4 million quid, but have you not heard of iPlayer or video recorders?
im not from Northampton ….so dont know what you mean…im from London….lol
No problem with them being camp be what u feel comfortable with I ain't the straightest bloke in the gay bar but tho they do piss me off no end
Actually more Alan Carr than Graham Norton Graham Nortons commentry for eurovision was hilarious
….none more bitter and twisted than a jealous queen. I'm guessing most of you are sitting weeping into your keyboards while on benefits. Good luck yo Graham Norton, Paul O'Grady and Alan Carr; it's great to see talented gay men on primetime telly. Shows how far we have come in the last 25 years. By the wy has anyone noticed how they are either Irish or of Irish descent to a man. Starnge that and more power to their elbow.-
Graham Nortons show tonite was hilarious, a classic. The red chair particularly so.
love them both, but graham needs to have two guests maximum per show- the one on the far end is pointless most weeks. And the red chair has had its day!
The 3rd guest is always a comedian, just in case the 2 real celebrities are boring as hell.
Over paid! Thousands are losing their jobs to government cuts and these two muppets are getting paid a fortune to host crappy TV shows. Wonderful!
I find them both funny at times. I like Nortons Eurovision (albeit not as much as Wogan). I find them both intensely annoying at times. Carr certainly has the wrong vehicle now – when he worked with Justin the some gelled much better, it often feels uncomfortable now (when I watch it). I am not convinced they are worth millions.
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…."I am not convinced they are worth millions" …….. their ratings say otherwise, especially Graham Nortons and that is what matters to the bean counters. I can't think of anyone else that could replace Graham in that time slot on a Friday nite and draw the same audience numbers. Carr is more suited to standup circuits.-
I fully accept to the bean counters that may well be the case.
I just don't see that Norton, Carr, and many other celebrities / sports stars are worth (in some cases) one hundred times the annual salary of a junior doctor, paramedic, police sergeant, teacher, senior nurse, junior prosecutor, senior prison officer etc or two hundred times a junior nurse, council administrator, trainee social worker etc.
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I was onboard the Libra, It has been recently refurbished and everything seems to be working.
However, I felt that it is very much a gambling ship with most of passengers being hardcore gamblers! Usually nowhere to be seen except at the casinoes
One must realize that the parent company of this cruise is Genting group which is a large casino operator in Asia.
it is such a farce when they announce that safety drills are compulsory and when the time came, no one bothers to attend, The crew basically stands there as if there is nothing they can do about it. If it is necessary to conduct a safety drill, the ship must ensure all restaurants and facilities get passengers out.
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The ship service is pretty prompt and there is not much to complain there.
Overall, you can sometimes get a bargain cruise from them. I think they make money from the casinoes, not so much from true cruise passengers Less
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This collection contains material both from and related to Charles P. Kimball. Correspondence, receipts and a memorial are included.
Charles P. Kimball was born 07/11/1821 in Bangor, Maine. His journey to California took place aboard the "Boston" and arrived in San Francisco 07/06/1849. In San Francisco he ran a ship "The Noisy Carrier Publishing Hall", located on the Long Wharf in San Francisco, which had the largest variety of out of town papers in the city. He became a member of the Vigilance Committee, The Society of California Pioneers, the Mechanics' Institute, and Yerba Buena Lodge, No. 15, I.O.O.F.. He was also the owner of "The Noisy Carrier Book and Stationery Co." He was the publisher of the first San Francisco Directory in 1850.
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Kingsley Idehen wrote: > Nathan wrote: >> Hi All, >> >> Apologies if this is the wrong place to ask questions about linked >> data; however not sure where else to turn at the minute! and again as >> it's quite a long list. >> >> >> worth noting the following link for most of the following questions: >> http://sameas.org/text?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fdbpedia.org%2Fresource%2FLondon >> >> >> 1] Let's say I'm writing an article about London, England; which one >> of the many URI's do I reference that my data is "about"? >> >> 2] Would there be scope for a single globally unique identifier / URI >> to represent "London, England"? one which rather than holding >> information about London (like http://dbpedia.org/resource/London), >> essentially held a set of sameas items which everyone could use when >> publishing data "about" "London, England" (like the data at the >> sameas.org link above). >> >> 3] If sameAs indicates that two URI references contain information >> about the same thing; how do we assert that two URI's contain the same >> information about the same thing (ie identical data)? > You don't want to assert that they have the same data. You are asserting > co-reference i.e. the URIs are about the same Entity. Thus, you can then > perform union style expansion from the co-reference URIs to get a bigger > picture of a given entity e.g., London, from a variety of data sources. > > Examples: > > - About Me (compact) [1] > - About Me (expanded via explicit co-reference of the kind delivered by > owl:sameAs) [2] > - About Me (expanded via fuzzier co-reference via a rule that asserts, > in this context, that foaf:name is an inverse functional property i.e., > its values are in-direct identifiers) [3] > >> >> 3a] as [3], mirrors are common on the net, us1.domain us2.domain etc; >> each one containing the same information; as above how would one >> indicate that the data is the same? considering that ... >> - the data is identical, no way to inject in a "sameas" in to the rdf > RDFizer middleware can use custom (context specific) rules to make their > own assertions as part of the RDFization processing pipeline. For > instance, SPARQL is an effective rules language (head and body just > happen to be on a vertical as opposed to horizontal visual plane), so it > is possible for said engines to perform constrained forward-chaining > (with the generated triples written to a specific graph that used in > specific context). >> - one 3rd party may reference the uri >> http://us1.domain.com/something.rdf whilst another 3rd party >> references http://us2.domain.com/something.rdf >> both are the same data, but no correlation between the two exists >> anywhere to say they are the same thing. > See comment above. >> - it stands to reason that the ideal is a single endpoint and mirrors >> behind the scenes without any http 30* redirects ever being returned >> to the client, however this won't always be the case so what syntax >> can we use in this scenario? > Single cannot exist. > > Context is all that exists. > > Within a given context (always inherently subjective) certain assertions > can be made about co-reference be it explicit (owl:sameAs) or fuzzy > (e.g. IFP based rules). >> >> [4] Are there any conventions or guidelines for combining data and >> resolving discrepancies? for instance to get all data about london one >> would theoretically have to combine all the data from the uri's >> referenced at (the sameas.org link aforementioned), but surely if you >> combined all data together then you'd get both duplicates and >> differences in the data.. which is fact etc. >> >> [4a] Likewise with people - I have multiple social profiles all about >> "me" but surely in the near future multiple URI's will each represent >> #me; I think we can safely say that not all of these will be linked >> with sameas, and further still which one should X person use when >> referencing information about "me"? >> >> [4b] Is there any method to mark which is the preferred source of >> information (and verify it)? at the minute it seems like it would be >> very simple to publish a vast amount of inaccurate data in triples and >> it appears the current mentality would be to take it for granted that >> the information IS fact. >> >> >> DC vs ctag and FOAF >> >> For RDFa we have ctag and maker; which to me seems very exact: >>  >>  >> >> but in dublin core we have the very loose >> Washington >> Example >> >> I'm aware one can couple both dc and ctag/foaf in RDFa; but should we >> be replacing dc values wherever possible with the more precise >> ctag/foaf? (and indeed in our standard rdf data?) >> >> A quick question about the usage of RDFa; previously I had always >> envisioned RDFa documents to contain a lot of inline rdf markup; I'm >> aware of the problems in picking up a term in the middle of a block of >> text and wrapping it in the appropriate notation; however my question >> is am I wrong in thinking this is the main use/advantage? in most >> cases where I've sen XHTML+RDFa (like uriburner etc) it's been more >> case of using RDFa to display human readable RDF; as opposed to human >> targeted article with rfda embedded in-place / in-line. Does anybody >> have any examples of a full RDFa demo site; not just with the normal >> dc/foaf and tags but fully enriched with detected semantic terms >> highlighted, linked and wrapped in rdfa, inline..? >> >> >> And finally any info on creating a set/document which comprises of or >> includes / references items in other datasets? (I may really show my >> newbie-ness here) - what I mean is say I'm making an RDFa page about >> London, and in that I mention the population; I don't want to have the >> population in document or in the rdf, I do however want to link >> through to the triple which holds the population for london in dbpedia >> or a geo set and have that in my rdfa. So where I could have: >> (s–p–o) >> london-population-7556900 >> >> I'd rather have: >> london-population-{some link to dbpedia-owl:populationTotal value in >> dbpedia's rdf for london) >> >> Thus I'm saying that london's population is {found here} and it'd be >> nice if it can also be pulled in and displayed through in an >> XHTML+RDFa document by possibly >> content="URI#dbpedia-owl:populationTotal" or suchlike. >> Not sure if I explained that properly, perhaps just simply how do I >> reference a single triple rather than a full rdf set; or am I way of >> target? >> >> Many Thanks in advance for any answers, comments etc & apologies again >> if it's the wrong place to ask! >> >> Nathan >> > I've used My person entity URI instead of "London", for maximum effect > i.e., lots of URIs associated with me etc.. > > Links: > > 1. http://tr.im/DoCA -- compact description (&sas=no implies no > "owl:sameAs" context rule) > 2. http://tr.im/DoD4 - owl:sameAs expansion (&sas=yes implies > "owl:sameAs" smushing/meshing/expansion/explosion context on) > 3. http://tr.im/DoIi -- show UI that provides holistic view of the > data space i.e., you can see via the indirect co-reference the effect of > an IFP rule re. foaf:name and foaf:mbox_sha1sum (note: there is a bug I > hit while writing this mail and you will most likely hit it if you click > on the IFP tab URIs) > 4. http://tr.im/DoNv -- above using London from the larger data > corpus (8 Billion) at: http://lod.openlinksw.com (just visit the tabs > for the different co-reference URIs). > > Thanks Kingsley! something just clicked and half of my questions are now irrelevant; to summarise my current understanding.. Let's say I'm doing the simplest report ever, where I want to display the sentence "The population of X is Y" in XHTML+RDFa. - where X is the current name of "London" and "Y" is the current population, even if the name changes in 50 years to "new london" and the population drops to 54 - and I want the data to be always up to date (or as up to date as sources allow) then all I need to do is: 1 - find a resource which holds rdf information about London 2 - SPARQL said resource to pick out only the name and population nodes 3 - (optional) assign a nice endpoint display the results of the query as rdf 4 - XSLT transform the results in to an XHTML+RDFa document ["about" URI for london], [by FOAF:Person/dc:creator me] where name and population are injected in to X & Y respectively. that makes sense, and I'll assume the following: to ensure info is always available I'd need to query (not sure what or where here) to get all resources which describe city london, then use all resources from above query as my source for steps 1-4 above; thus should dbpedia die my report will still work!(?) I guess that also advocates the decentralized nature of LOD and uses of sameas, but on the other hand it suggests a need for a single point of entry / initial search in to the "cloud"? and to ensure I've "got it".. essentially I could write the following sentence in a document "'Kingsley Idehen' wrote a post entitled 'name of post'"; where the 'name of post' is automatically injected at render time directly from the rdf title of your post; so if you change the title, my sentence remains accurate. All that's left is: - my question regarding "combining data and resolving discrepancies" (unless I find the answer upon closer analysis of the provided links); - which are the preferred ontologies to use when trying to be very specific about a subject (rather than dc.subject dc.creator etc which are essentially free text based not URI identifier based) Regards & many thanks, NathanReceived on Wednesday, 28 October 2009 23:49:17 UTC
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Keil, S.; Benker, Dr. M. and Zellner, Dr. M. (2008) The use of copper seed treatments to control potato late blight in organic farming. Poster at: Cultivating the Future Based on Science: 2nd Conference of the International Society of Organic Agriculture Research ISOFAR, Modena, Italy, June 18-20, 2008.
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In organic farming potato late blight still is an unsolved problem. Up to now copper fungicides are the only way to control this disease. Delaying the start of the epidemic reduces the need for fungicide usage throughout the growing season. In order to postpone the beginning of the blight epidemic as well as the start of spraying primary stem infections shall be reduced by a copper seed treatment. In field trials these treatments not only reduced primary stem infection but also decreased the number of infected daughter tubers.
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Keywords: | Phytophthora infestans, copper seed treatment, Öko-Simphyt, BÖL, BOEL, FKZ 06OE326 |
Subjects: | Crop husbandry > Crop health, quality, protection Crop husbandry > Production systems > Root crops |
Research affiliation: | Germany > Federal Organic Farming Scheme - BOELN > Plants > Pflanzenschutz Germany > Federal States > Bavaria > State research centre agriculture International Conferences > 2008: IFOAM OWC: Research Track / ISOFAR > 2.6 Crop health and weed management |
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Deposited On: | 30 Sep 2008 |
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I have been making glass beads since 1994. I was a potter for over 20 years and had worked in the music industry for several years before taking up lampworking. Much of my work is sold to jewelry designers and collectors across the United States. I currently teach glass bead making and fusing classes at the UCSD Crafts Center in La Jolla, CA and continue to work as a musician playing the cello, singing, writing, recording and touring in various projects.
2409 Mesa Dr
Oceanside, CA 92054