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Students to rally for student who spoke out about rape
Students and others at UNC will rally at 1 p.m., on campus today at the South Building to support Landen Gambill, a UNC sophomore charged by the school's Honor Court with creating an "intimidating" environment for her alleged rapist, a former boyfriend and fellow UNC student.
Gambill was charged last Friday with a conduct violation alleging she engaged in disruptive or intimidating behavior against her accused rapist, ostensibly for talking publicly about the alleged rape, although she has not named him.
Her supporters are calling on the Honor Court's student attorney generals and administrative advisers to immediately drop the charges against Gambill.
The charge by the Honor Court, which reviews allegations of misconduct to determine if the school's Honor Code has been violated, has set off a firestorm of negative attention for UNC, which is still reeling from academic and athletics scandals.
Gambill said in a news release announcing the rally that UNC appears more worried about its image than students who have been sexually assaulted. The university has emphasized that no university official initiated the action.
"It's a big example of how this university sees survivors as a threat and [how it] sees the appearance of having a sexual assault problem as worse than actually having a sexual assault problem," Gambill said.
Gambill could not be immediately reached for comment Thursday, but others associated with the rally said they believe the charge is retaliatory in nature and sends a chilling message to rape survivors.
"If you talk about rape and talk about your experience you are going to get in trouble," said Andrea Pino, a 21-year-old junior from Miami who said she was raped a year ago this month.
Because of all of the media attention, UNC took the unusual step this week of issuing a press release denying the university played any role in the charges brought against Gambill by the Honor Court.
"No student has ever been disciplined for reporting a sexual assault or any Honor Code violation," the statement said. "Further, no university administrator filed or encouraged the filing of charges in this case; there is no retaliation by the university."
As of last summer, the 25-member student-led Honor Court no longer hears cases involving allegations of rape as a result of complaints from students and a "Dear Colleague" letter from the U.S. Department of Education. The letter reminded universities of their responsibilities for handling sexual assault cases and advised them to review their policies.
Gambill filed a sexual assault charge against her ex-boyfriend during spring semester of 2012. The Honor Court found him not guilty during a process in which Gambill said she was treated poorly and asked inappropriate questions.
But before that, Gambill obtained a "no contact" order against the ex-boyfriend from the dean of students. He was suspended but returned to campus this semester and moved into a dorm across the street from her.
Gambill's decision to not pursue the rape case in a traditional court is surprising to some following the case.
Pino said women on campus are generally reluctant to report sexual assault because usually no one is around to witness it. It becomes a case against her word against the alleged attacker.
And in the past, when assault victims were offered the option of pursuing the case through the Honor Court instead of through the Police Department and traditional courts, it seemed like a less intimidating option.
"When you are offered an option to go through a less public process, it seems like a good option," Pino said. "These are felonies that should not be dealt with by universities. When you feel safe at first and it seems like you have a good case, it seems like a good option."
Both Gambill and Pino have joined one other UNC student, one former student and former assistant dean of students Melinda Manning in filing a complaint against the university with the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights.
They allege the university violated the rights of sexual assault victims and created a hostile environment for students reporting sexual assault.
Manning also has accused university officials of pressuring her into lowering the number of reported offenses and claims there were three fewer cases reported in the Annual Campus Security Report than she originally submitted.
UNC officials vigorously denied the charge during a Board of Trustees meeting in January. Officials contend the report, in fact, contained more incidents of sexual violence than Manning submitted for the report.
UNC Chancellor Holden Thorp has hired Gina Smith, a nationally known consultant and expert on sexual assault, to review UNC's reporting policy to make sure the university is using best policies and procedures.
He said in the university's statement Tuesday that the university community "cares deeply" about both students involved in the case.
"If we are to achieve the ultimate goal of eliminating sexual assault and violence from this campus, we must all work together," Thorp said.
Meanwhile, a petition urging Thorp and the UNC Board of Trustees to take a stand against a culture of sexual violence and hostility at UNC has gained more than 5,000 supporters, fueled in part by Gambill's assertions.
Survivors and Allies for Empowerment and Reform (SAFER), a group formed to educate the public about gender-based violence, started the petition, which asks UNC officials to improve campus policies its members believe are harmful to sexual assault and rape survivors.


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Kathleen Llewellyn, Ph.D., will present "Regarding Judith: Narrative Framing and Diminished Agency in a 16th-century French version of the Book of Judith" from noon-1 p.m. Wednesday, March 2, in McGannon Hall, room 144.
Everyone is welcome. Bring your lunches. Refreshments will be provided.
About the talk:
Fascinated by the conflicting theories of vision that developed during the early modern era, Guillaume de Salluste Du Bartas frames his subjects in La Judit, his recounting of the Old Testament Book of Judith, so that his reader observes not only the principal characters of the epic poem, but the also the very nature and function of vision.
He immobilizes both Judith and the general Holofernes and sets them at a distance from those who gazed upon them, recalling the newly discovered principal of perspective.
He experiments with the theory of extramission, using it to establish a powerful connection between observer and observed, first between the Assyrian soldiers and Judith, then later between Holefernes and Judith, a connection that is rooted in physicality and has decidedly physical consequences: the soldiers are rendered useless and Holofernes ends up dead.
At the end of his epic poem, Du Bartas embraces the visual theory of intromission. The physical connection between Judith and those who gaze upon her vanishes. She has saved the citizens of Bethulia, saved them physically, to be sure, having delivered them from the hands of the enemy. But also, and more importantly, she has saved them spiritually, saved them from their weakened faith, saved them from turning away from God.
Du Bartas uses intromission to separate Judith from her observers, for she has become more saintly than human, she has been transformed into a religious icon.
Kathleen M. Llewellyn is associate professor of French at SLU. She is currently writing a book on representations of the biblical heroine Judith, as she appears in early modern French literature.


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What did the elephant do when it sat on Planck's constant?
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As you all know, children tend to associate colors with flavors, thanks to artificially flavored candy. A first grade teacher brought a bag of colorless honey-flavored candies to school, and no child could figure out what the flavor was. Teachers says, "I'll give you a hint, it's something your mommy may call your daddy sometimes." A little girl looks shocked and screams, "My God, they're a**holes!"
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School officials optimistic of bus safety plan despite snagsBy Christian Avard
Staff Writer | February 07,2013SPRINGFIELD It took 20 minutes for a Springfield school bus driver to get students to sit in their seats recently, despite a new policy aimed at improving school bus safety.
Transportation Committee Coordinator Lisa Hall insists that Project SAFE will reduce the number of students getting out of their seats during the ride and improve safety despite the snag they hit a week after the new program began.
One of the buses pulled over two times and another pulled over three times. It took one of those drivers 20 minutes to calm the children down and obey bus rules, Hall said during a recent School Board meeting.
Hall did not provide the board with statistics prior to the implementation of Project SAFE but she said there were 12 instances of buses pulling over after the policy was implemented, adding that Monday was the toughest.
Hall said the students who ride the buses where problems typically occur attend Elm Hill Primary and Union Street Elementary Schools.
We almost never have problems with Riverside Middle School and never with the high school, she said.
The bus that pulled over for 20 minutes was an afterschool bus taking students from Elm Hill to a Springfield after-school program, according to Elm Hill Principal Dana Jacobson-Goodhue. She said there are as many as 50 students that ride the bus and up to 30 of them take part in the afterschool program.
Despite the incident, Hall said, I can tell you its going much more smoothly than anticipated. Project SAFE is the school districts new effort to improve bus safety. Hall said Springfield schools are stepping up their efforts to ensure that all students are following bus rules and remain seated while the bus is in motion.
If students do not comply, bus drivers pull over and instruct the students to remain seated or contact school officials. According to Hall, the transportation committee received reports from staff, parents and community members that elementary school students were acting in unsafe manners on the buses.
Assistant Superintendent Zach McLaughlin said Project SAFE will work, but needs more time.
The repeat offenders are going to come up to the surface. We have to get through this tough stretch at first and its working with them to work on their behaviors, he said.
Hall said the program may cause some delays in transporting students but it is crucial that all bus rides are safe for students and drivers alike.
Jacobson-Goodhue said a school bus monitor is now riding on the bus that pulled over for 20 minutes Monday. The transportation committee will present a new report at the next meeting in March.
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Burress looking forward to playing at Heinz FieldPosted by on December 7, 2012 – 2:18 pm
After a few weeks in the Steelers offense receiver Plaxico Burress feels comfortable and is hoping to get an opportunity to contribute this week.
"It's coming along," said Burress. "I got a few more reps in practice. The more I can get out there with Ben (Roethlisberger) and build a rapport with him the better I will be. Once I show them I am able to react on calls at the line of scrimmage and signals I will be able to do a lot more."
Burress' last season with the Steelers was Roethlisberger's rookie year in 2004, and the two built a good rapport then and it is now being rekindled with the quarterback returning to practice.
"He sees the same things I do," said Burress. "That is rare in this league and when you have that you can go out and do some things. You learn that over years of playing. His maturation process of playing quarterback is at all time high. When he sees the same things I am seeing, we haven't missed a beat. It's going to take a lot of work out there for us. We're going to have fun doing it."
In his first two games back Burress has not seen much action, which he understands due to the group of young receivers that includes Mike Wallace, Antonio Brown and Emmanuel Sanders. He is willing to accept a reduced role in the offense, but still wants to contribute.
"I think every player that has the ability to play as long as I have, and you've seen guys go through it along the way, you kind of sense that your day will come, when that point and time comes in your career and you're blessed enough to play that long," said Burress, who is in his 11th season. "I have three great, young talents in front of me. I've never been around a group of guys with that much talent and speed and the things that they can do. They're all very talented, and I just sit back and watch and enjoy it. I just try to give them all the knowledge I can about the game."
Burress is excited about returning to Heinz Field this week, the place where his career began, and is hoping to make some plays.
"I'm just anxious to get back into Heinz Field and go out there and pretty much just put a stamp on where it all started for me," said Burress. "It's going to be emotional and it's going to be fun. Hopefully, I can go out there and make some plays and maybe score a couple of touchdowns.
"They called it magic when I was here before and we want to get some of that magic going again."
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Natalie Roos' body was born in Johannesburg… but her soul was always Capetonian. At the age of 14, Natalie started work in the television industry, presenting popular local kids TV show, KTV. Ten years and another TV job later (presenting celebrity gossip show JIP on Afrikaans music channel MK), Natalie made the move down to Cape Town where she started her blog, Tails of a Mermaid (www.tailsofamermaid.com). Her love for the internet and all things communication-driven became a natural progression to a career in Social Media, where she worked in an agency managing the online presence, content and reputation of various brands.
Natalie's passions include cats, communication and Cape Town.
This photo of two paragliders high above the foggy city was captured by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. Flickr group member Graham Bartholomew, aka graham_bart.
Graham says: "Two brave paragliders who have taken off from Signal Hill, with the fog rolling in, I hope they landed safely. Cape Town views never fail to surprise you, I will always see something different."
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Academic Catalog August 2008 - August 2009 Undergraduate and Graduate
See The W. A. Franke College of Business page for information about Admission Requirements and Suggested 1st and 2nd Year Schedule.
To earn this degree, complete at least 120 units of coursework, which we describe in the sections that follow:
at least 35 units of liberal studies requirements. Be aware that you may not use courses with a MKT prefix to satisfy these liberal studies requirements.
at least 42 units of business core requirements
at least 36 units of major requirements
elective courses, if needed, to reach an overall total of at least 120 units
Be aware that some courses required for your degree may have prerequisites that you must also take. Check the courses in the appropriate subject. (You may be able to count these prerequisites toward your liberal studies or general elective credit.)
Please note that you must complete NAU's diversity requirements by taking two 3-unit courses, one in ethnic diversity and one in global awareness. These courses may be used to meet other requirements within your academic plan if you choose them carefully. Click here for a list of the available diversity courses.
Also be aware that NAU requires that at least 30 units of the courses you take for your degree must be upper-division courses (those numbered 300 and above).
Finally, please note that you may be able to use some courses to meet more than one requirement; however, you must still meet the total of at least 120 units to graduate. Contact your advisor for details.
Complete the following 42 units:
MAT 119 (3 units)
ACC 205, 255 and 256, CIS 120, and ECO 201, 284 and 285 (21 units)
MKT 333 and MGT 300
or MKT 333I and MGT 300I (6 units)
FIN 311 (3 units)
CIS 360 (3 units)
MGT 301 (3 units)
MGT 490C, which meets NAU's senior capstone requirement (3 units)
You must complete the following 36 units of major courses, certificate requirements, and other major requirements.
Be aware that you must complete at least 15 units in your major and 9 units of the upper-division business core at the W.A. Franke College of Business (FCB) at NAU. In addition, you must earn 50% of your overall business units required for your degree at the FCB. NAU's MGT 490C (Business Strategy) and the junior writing requirement filled by either MGT 350W or MGT 350IW (Business Communication) or ENG 302 (Technical Writing) must also be completed at NAU. All transfer credits must be approved by the FCB and are subject to guidelines listed in the current general catalog.
Finally, at least 44 units of your coursework must come from courses that do not have business prefixes.
Students earning two B.S.B.A. majors within The W.A. Franke College of Business must take 18 credit units in the first major in addition to 18 units exclusive to the second major (for a total of 36).
You must have completed all the coursework used to fill business major and core requirements within the last 10 years.
You take the following 18 units:
MKT 334, 430, 438, 439 and 490 (15 units)
one of ACC 302, ECO 321, 446, or FIN 340 (3 units)
You complete a certificate plan within The W. A. Franke College of Business or obtain your advisor's approval to take either 6 additional units of upper-division business courses or a minor or certificate plan outside The W. A. Franke College of Business.
Also take 12 units in the following categories. These courses represent the General Academic Requirements (GAR) for The W. A. Franke College of Business. Some of these courses also fulfill liberal studies requirements; for information about the overlap between the GAR and liberal studies, consult an advisor in room 222 of the college.
critical thinking requirement:
Choose from CS 122, 123, and 126; ECO 321, ENG 210 and 211; MAT 131 and 136; PHI 103, 203, 223, 301, 323, and 359; and SC 217, 300, and 318. (3 units)
ethics requirement:
Choose from CCJ 450; HUM 371, MGT 470C and PHI 105, 325, 331, and 332. (3 units)
NAU's junior writing requirement:
Choose from ENG 302W (3 units) and MGT 350W or MGT 350IW (if you take MKT 333I and MGT 300I).
international requirement:
(Please note that you may not use any course that fulfills NAU's ethnic diversity or global awareness requirements to meet The W. A. Franke College of Business international requirement.)
Choose from ANT 301; CHI 201:202; CCJ 315; COM 223 and 472; ECO 483 and 486; ENG 253 and 327; FIN 480; FRE 201:202 and 223:323:423; GER 201:202 and 223:323:423; GGR 240 and 241; HA 284, 390, 494, and 495; HIS 344, 351, 360, 381, 451 and 482; HUM 381; ITA 201:202; JPN 201:202; MER 333; MGT 380, 385, 405; MKT 480; POS 120, 360, 361, 362, and 364; REL 150; RUS 201:202; SPA 201:202, 221:222, 223:323:423, and 310; and WLLC 140 and 160 (3 units).
Additional coursework is required, if, after you have met the previously described requirements, you have not yet completed a total of 120 units of credit.
You may take these remaining courses from any academic area, using these courses to pursue your specific interests and goals. We encourage you to consult with your advisor to select the courses that will be most advantageous to you. (Please note that you may also use prerequisites or transfer credits as electives if they weren't used to meet major, minor, or liberal studies requirements.)
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When David drops out of medical school, he finds out what life isn't really like. He meets beautiful women, holds a box, helps make a movie, and takes care of 21 cows.
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Cast: Olympia Dukakis, Peter Boyle, Calista Flockhart, Margaret Colin, Denise Faye
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If anyone has any more details on this NXT bot, let me know. The sketching appears to be random, but I could be wrong.
The other image can be found here.
The other image can be found here.
Wow, a guy on the NXTasy forums, THERedFly, has a picture of that very robot in his avatar. How'd you come across the pic?
Found it on Flickr... that was the username of the image owner.
Ah, I see. Well I can PM TheRedFly and ask him for more details.
Thank, Jonathan... let us know what you find out.
Well, at least now I have a better idea of why he asked certain questions on nxtasy... an idea for folks. If it drew lines, and could follow lines (like the ones it or other such robots drew, the behaviors could get rather complex...
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He sent you an e-mail about it.
I'm verrrrrrrryyyyyy curious about the program for this robot (and also building instructions :))
Please let us know what was in the mail, Jim Kelly!
Thank you very much!
Yes, I did get the email... I responded, requesting details and will post them when I get them...
Even if the drawing was not random, I don't think the light sensor would be very effective with such thin lines.


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Jerome Peloquin's curator insight, July 2, 12:21 PM
I think this is Vertigrow and if it is ... I believe they are out of business
Jerome Peloquin's curator insight, July 2, 12:28 PM
Aquaponics makes the case for the only real sustainable farming method available ...much more that traditional organic, much more even than Hydroponic ... and it produces both protein and vegetables. An aquaponic farm makes the perfect backdrop for a sustainable food experience.
Jerome Peloquin's curator insight, July 2, 12:24 PM
Cargil owns a number of great salt mines that would be excellent for this growing. Also, many urban areas have underground spaces that could accommodate a vertical strategy. Wonderful thermally stable, bio secure, and easily isolated from persts, etc.


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- The business purpose of the Transportation Enterprise is to pursue public-private partnerships and other innovative and efficient means of completing surface transportation infrastructure projects.
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St. Petersburg, FL (Sports Network) - Luke Scott's sacrifice fly in the sixth inning was the difference, as Tampa Bay slipped by Boston, 2-1, in the opener of a two-game set from Tropicana Field.
Carlos Pena posted two hits and scored a run for the Rays, who have taken five in a row overall.
Jeremy Hellickson (4-0) scattered five hits and one run with six strikeouts over six innings. Fernando Rodney added a scoreless ninth for his 12th save.
Rays second baseman Will Rhymes fainted near first base after being hit on the right forearm by a pitch in the eighth inning. Rhymes came to, but left the game and has a right forearm contusion. He is day-to-day.
X-rays on the arm were negative -- good news after a scary scene.
Red Sox first baseman Adrian Gonzalez was standing nearby when Rhymes began walking away and collapsed into the arms of first base coach George Hendrick.
"He started walking around and you could see him start getting dizzy, start sweating a little bit," said Gonzalez.
Daniel Nava's RBI single was the lone offense for the Red Sox, who saw their five-game win streak halted.
Clay Buchholz (4-2) gave up six hits and a pair of runs over five-plus frames in defeat.
"I thought Buchholz was outstanding for them tonight," said Rays manager Joe Maddon. "Of course, Jeremy matched him pitch for pitch. It was just a great baseball game. Nobody wanted to give it up."
Matt Joyce began the deciding frame with a single, and Pena's base hit moved him to third while signaling the end for Buchholz. Andrew Miller came on by Scott's fly to right plated the go-ahead run.
Jake McGee and Joel Peralta turned back Boston in the next two innings, then Rodney worked around a two-out single from Cody Ross to lock up the victory.
Tampa got on the board in the second thanks to a rare call. With runners on the corners and two out, Buchholz balked to send Pena home.
The Sox countered in the fourth as Jarrod Saltalamacchia doubled, Ross walked and Nava singled.
Hellickson has won a career-best sixth straight decision, dating back to September 4...After dropping the first three meetings against the Red Sox, Tampa has won the last two, and has won four in a row at home over Boston.


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Before Route 66 became the Mother Road of northern New Mexico in the 1920s, there was the Santa Fe Trail for wagon trains in the 1800s. And before then, Spanish colonists explored this region as early as the 1500s. Prior to their arrival, roads radiated out from the mysterious Chaco Canyon settlement, and pre-Columbian cultures traded turquoise down the Rio Grande to as far south as Mexico City. So migration through this area stretches back for eons.
Point being, when you experience the "Corvette roads" of New Mexico, you're skimming over the stream of time. Early trappers and traders obviously didn't cover the dusty, expansive landscape with the same speed and style, but they discovered its enchantments long, long ago. Which makes touring the area all the more compelling, given the astonishing depth of history that lies underneath the roadbed.
Starting with a more recent reference point, we checked out the remnants of Route 66 still in evidence a few miles west of Albuquerque, a city named for some obscure Spanish court official by a local politician looking to curry favor. (Some things never change.) Near Exit 140 off I-40, there's the aptly named Route 66 Casino, which hosts car shows and other entertainment. Right across the highway is the abandoned Rio Puerco bridge, along with a short stretch of decaying asphalt with sagebrush sprouting between the cracks. This crumbling tarmac and rusty suspension structure serve as a mute tribute to the Mother Road. Let your mind wander back several decades, and you can imagine the endless stream of Model T and Model A Fords trundling over it to escape the Dust Bowl of the 1930s. (Or perhaps, much later on, a brief appearance by Buz and Tod in a C1 Corvette from the Route 66 TV series.)
The NMCA (New Mexico Corvette Association), was on its way to the Route 66 Casino for a car show, so we prevailed on them for a few snaps to capture the feel of the area, along with some landmarks in downtown Albuquerque. David Gwilt, who heads up the association, has a nicely customized C6 that we plan to feature in a later issue.
Getting back to Historic Route 66, at one time it followed a circuitous path through Santa Fe, about an hour's drive north, so we felt compelled to retrace it. But instead of taking a high-speed run on the I-25 highway, we followed poet Robert Frost's advice and took the road less traveled: the Turquoise Trail. This two-lane blacktop heads north on at exit 175 on Rt. 14 from the eastern side of Albuquerque. (Be sure to top off your tank in town, as there's only one gas station on this slower way to Santa Fe.)
Not only does this byway offer an opportunity to flex the suspension of your Corvette (bikers dig it for this reason as well), but it also offers a detour to the top of Sandia Peak. You won't be able to resist bombing the curves and switchbacks that wind through the pine trees to grab one of those forever vistas of the Rio Grande valley at 10,000 feet. (You can also catch the same view by taking the Tramway from the western side of the peak.)
Once you're down off the mountain, going farther north on the Turquoise Trail offers some other intriguing waypoints, such as the old mining town of Madrid. (Unlike the Spanish city of the same name, it's pronounced with the emphasis on the first syllable.) Now a haven for artists, gift shops, and honkytonks, it's worth a stop for a bite to eat and some window shopping. It even has a Hollywood connection, since some scenes from the movie Wild Hogs were shot there.
Another movie location is a few miles up the road is the turnoff for Los Cerrillos, where some of the buildings on Main Street still show evidence of past movies filmed (Young Guns and Outrageous Fortune). There's also a trading post that features Cerrillos turquoise, drawn from the oldest mining district in the United States.


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Microsoft is "aware" that Xbox Live and Xbox.com are currently unavailable for a large number of users, the company has stated.
Eurogamer readers got in touch to say they were having issues this morning. As of this moment, Xbox Live and portions of Xbox.com are down.
"We're aware that some users may be experiencing difficulty logging in to Xbox LIVE at present," a Microsoft spokesperson told Eurogamer.
"This does happen from time to time while updates and fixes are made to the system and should not be symptomatic of any larger problems."
A message on Microsoft's Xbox Live Status support site said the company was "working on the issue".
"We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your patience," the message added.
Still down for me at the moment
UPDATE: Microsoft insists that Xbox Live won't be down for long
Xbox Live has been down most of this morning. And gamers are not at all happy.
It doesn't help, of course, that today's the day that the second piece of DLC for Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, called Hearthfire, is out now. But despite no sign of a reprieve Microsoft tells MCV that everything's going to be OK.
"Nothing's been flagged to us on the Xbox Live service, but we are reporting some minor issues to the service via Xbox.com," a spokesperson stated. "This does happen from time to time what with regular updates and fixes to the system and should not be anything to worry about."
However, MCV readers are less than convinced by the explanation.
After Tweeting earlier that all will soon be OK, one reader contacted MCV with the following:
"Cannot get online via console, app or Xbox.com Last night me and my friends received friends requests from loads of accounts with 0GS [zero GamerScore, suggesting a new/fake account]. Not just friends people we were playing against also relieved these requests."
Of course, MCV cannot verify the truth of these claims and Microsoft is certainly not budging, but one thing we can say for certain is that the longer the blackout remains, the louder the calls of foul play will become.
UPDATE: The same reader has contacted MCV again to say that he has now managed to log in to Xbox Live, but is facing further problems.
"I have got into my account BUT it said I was last logged into another console. Cannot gain access to my account management. So cannot see if MS points have been spent or not...bank account is fine though. Error message on console when trying to access 807B01F4"
UPDATE 2: There are now widepsread reports of users being able to log back into Xbox Live without any problem. Hopefully that is the end of the issue.
UPDATE 3: Other users are also reporting the 807B01F4 when trying to access account settings:


text: I cant say too much about this ppv. Ive never been too invested in tna as a product because i can never get invested in their wrestlers. It seems like everytime they build someone up, he gets pushed aside for some "major aquisition". Ive seen a lot of good matches from the company and im not knocking the talent but ive never been on the edge of my seat watching them because im not emotionally invested in any of the characters. It seems like they rush character development and then immediatly hault it to push a former wwe guy when his contract is close to expiring. I might catch some flack for saying it but this is just my opinion: tna will never get to wwe's level if they cant develpe their characters better.


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(SportsNetwork.com) - The Los Angeles Clippers have filled a need for depth in the post through free agency, reportedly agreeing to terms with center Spencer Hawes on a four-year contract.
According to Yahoo! Sports, Hawes can earn up to $23 million in the deal, which also contains a player option.
The seven-year veteran established career-best averages of 13.2 points and 8.3 rebounds over 80 games last season. Hawes began the campaign with the Philadelphia 76ers before being traded to Cleveland in February.
A strong outside shooter, Hawes made good on 44.8 percent of his 3-point attempts in 27 games with the Cavaliers.
Hawes, who has averaged 9.7 points, 6.4 rebounds and 2.0 assists over 500 career games, provides the Clippers with an experienced big man to rotate with center DeAndre Jordan and All-Star forward Blake Griffin.


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So I recently refreshed my PC with the refresh option, and after installing stuff, I went to PC Settings app, and it looks all black, like this.
I though about refreshing again, but it would be a pain to re-install everything again.
Any Idea why Is this happening or how to fix it? Any help would be appreciated.


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When violence erupted in Cairo this week, Al Jazeera once again became the go-to source for on-the-ground news coverage. The network streamed live from Egypt's capital, and uploaded dozens of videos to its YouTube channel. However, U.S. visitors to the site found themselves turned away, with an error message on YouTube (s GOOG) telling them that "the upload has not made this video available in your country."
The blocking, which began on Thursday, is part of a concession that Al Jazeera made to get pay TV operators to carry its new Al Jazeera America network, which is scheduled to launch next Tuesday. With the launch, Al Jazeera will also start to block U.S. viewers from accessing its international live stream. Al Jazeera had previously said that it was going to disable access to the live stream, but many viewers will likely be surprised by this extending to news clips on…
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I dunno... they kind of bore me. Much like Primo and Epico bore me. The Prime Time Players and 3MB are much more entertaining. The Usos and Colons desperately need some repackaging. Otherwise they will forever remain low carders.
Divas to believe in.
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Are Hawks in Congress Trying to Scuttle Iran Talks?
For the first time in a long time, the news out of negotiations over Iran's nuclear program, which took place Tuesday and Wednesday in Geneva, Switzerland, was extremely positive.
In a statement at the close of talks Wednesday—the first ever such joint statement from the Iranian and P5+1 delegations (the permanent five UN Security Council members plus Germany)—European Union foreign-policy chief Catherine Ashton and Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif hailed "two days of substantive and forward looking negotiations."
"I've been doing this now for about two years, and I have never had such intense, detailed, straightforward, candid conversations with the Iranian delegation before," said a senior U.S. official after the talks. "And I would say we are beginning that kind of negotiation to get to a place where, in fact, one can imagine that you could possibly have an agreement." The official continued, "I think if you talk to any of the P5+1 members–and some of them have been doing this for a lot longer than I have… they would tell you the same thing."
While there's a great deal of work still to be done, it's important to recognize what a shift this represents from past negotiating rounds, where the sides seemed to be talking past each other. Amid all the positive gestures over the past weeks and months, the Twitter diplomacy, the Rosh Hashanah greetings, and the first-ever phone call between the presidents of the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran, the real question was always whether the Iranians would engage seriously and substantively around the negotiating table. And, by all accounts, they did.
None of this seems to have penetrated the intellectual bunker of Washington's anti-Iran hawks, who insist on carrying on as if nothing at all had changed and Iran's president was still Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (whom GOP Representative Ileana Ros-Lehtninen actually admitted "missing").
"No one should be impressed by what Iran appears to have brought to the table in Geneva," said Senator Marco Rubio in a statement attached to a resolution calling for additional sanctions on Iran (the resolution erroneously states that Iran and the P5+1 "continue to discuss the Government of Iran's illicit nuclear weapons program"—Iran denies that it has such a program). "Now is not the time to suspend sanctions, but to increase them on the Iranian regime," Rubio said in an earlier floor speech.
Explaining his introduction of a bill authorizing military force against Iran as a form of pressure on the Obama administration, Arizona representative Trent Franks revealed a somewhat sketchy understanding of the administration's actual Iran policy. "If we're not careful, and this is hyperbole, but it's to demonstrate the point, this president could say 'Well,' to Iran, 'you can have all the nuclear warheads you want as long as you promise they're for peaceful purposes.'"
And then there's Senator Mark Kirk, who, apparently unsatisfied with conservative efforts to redefine appeasement as diplomacy, recently attempted to re-re-define appeasement as "not piling new sanctions on Iran right now."
"My colleagues in the U.S. Senate and I will not be fooled by hollow declarations of 'peace for our time'," Kirk wrote in an op-ed in the London Telegraph. "We will not accept any level of uranium enrichment on Iranian soil." (Denying Iran any level of domestic enrichment is likely to be a deal-breaker, analysts Colin Kahl and Alireza Nader recently explained.)
"The analogy with Hitler and appeasement (which was also used by neo-Conservatives ahead of the Iraq War) is tired and feeble," British columnist Peter Oborne wrote in response. "Senator Kirk deserves to be dismissed as an ignoramus whose advice on tying one's shoes should be treated with the utmost caution."
The argument for the most stringent sanctions on Iran—which Rubio, Franks, and Kirk support strongly—was that only the most severe pressure would coerce Iran into changing course and addressing the international community's concerns about its nuclear program. No one is suggesting that Iran should be rewarded with reduced sanctions simply because they've now—belatedly—decided to engage seriously over these questions. But it does seem reasonable to avoid an escalation at precisely the moment that Iran's new administration is taking the steps that the international community has demanded—and at some political risk, with Iran's own domestic hardliners waiting to pounce if Rohani's initiative fails—in order to explore the current opportunity.
It bears repeating once again that the only way that the crisis over Iran's nuclear program gets satisfactorily resolved is through a negotiated agreement that places Iran's nuclear program under intrusive international inspections. It would be an enormous tragedy, for both the United States and its partners, if the opportunity for such an agreement were scuttled by the over-zealousness of a few hawks in Washington.
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Someone explain to Republican war hawks that the rational people in this country (Ted Cruz, Michelle "bat shit crazy" Bachman, Louie (I graduated 1st grade; ain't I smart) Gohmert, and the rest of the totally off the reservation party, you are excused) are tired of fighting the entire world. If someone attacks us, that's one thing, but looking for trouble where there is none just to show how tough the US really is constitutes plain and simple stupidity.
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Hi guys.
Im posting this on here in hopes that some like minded people would be interested in being involved in an idea i've had. Its something i've been toying with for a while (having been published in a few comic anthologies myself) and the time has come to stop thinking about it and get off my ass and get it moving.
Basically what i want to do is put together a comic anthology which will be for sale as a download online, and ideally i'd like as broad a mix as possible in terms of genres and styles. I want anything and everything.
I'll act as editor (and i'll also be outting a couple of my strips in) but to but honest as long as its got heart, passion and a story (i'm thinking between 1 and 6 pages)it'll be exactly what i'll be looking for.
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Ceno wrote: The gods of Djelibeybi became real due to Dios's manipulation of time breaking reality itself, in a similar way to how Bilious and the Verruca Gnome became real in Hogfather due to Teatime's actions.
However, in Last Hero we learn that Bast and Sessifet are up there in Dunmanifestin with the main gods of Discworld.
Do we know how did that work? Did Bast and Sessifet survive after Peppic saved the day and went to claim a place at Dunmanifestin? Or were the Bast and the Sessifet that manifested in Pyromids different entities than the "proper" gods? Or were the "proper" Bast and Sessifet taken from Dunmanifestin and forced to manifest at Djelibeybi?
Also, Sessifet is described as a "naked blue goddess" in several wikis, but in the books the only naked blue goddess is Nept...is that an errata that has been copypasted again and again, or am I missing some reference? Is she described as a "naked blue goddess" in the Discworld Noir Video Game?
Tonyblack wrote: In the Discworld the idea is that gods do not create people - people create gods through the power of belief.
Tonyblack wrote:I'd pretty much agree with your assessment of myth/religion, Jan.
In the case of Dios - he's so firmly in a groove as far as routine is concerned that he takes the whole kingdom along with him. Just about all the gods he creates are gods for times of the day. He has created prayers and rituals for each hour because his life has become one unwavering routine and he'll do anything to keep that routine going. Someone mentioned (possibly in another thread) the post office cat in Going Postal and Making Money. That's Dios!
The gods are his way of forcing ritual onto people. People who don't follow the rituals have a pretty short life expectancy.
The Catholic religion has been criticised in history for its strict routine - prayers for certain times of the day and precise actions to be carried out by the congregation during services. Although I don't think there's any crocodiles involved.
Tonyblack wrote:The Catholic religion has been criticised in history for its strict routine - prayers for certain times of the day and precise actions to be carried out by the congregation during services. Although I don't think there's any crocodiles involved.
pratchettjob wrote: FWIW, I think Pyramids is anti-fundamentalism, rather than anti-religion - the same way Small Gods is.
I also think Dios is more sympathetic than others have said here. What he does is what he believes is in the best interests of the realm. It's wrong, sure, but it makes him a much more interesting villain. What also fascinates me it is clearly the villain of the piece who founded Djel.
pratchettjob wrote:If it was a simple anti-religion diatribe, you wouldn't see things like gods actually existing or Teppic being as godly as he is. Like so many of Pratchett's books, it's about responsibility. It's what you do with your belief that is important.
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Where exactly is he undefeated?
A tiger never loses sleep over the opinion of sheep.
Vitor is fucking scary. Him vs Weidman is going to be incredible!
Fedor Emelianenko is the Greatest P4P MMA fighter to ever walk the earth, hands down.
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Even though Im a giant Silva fan, Ive been rooting for Chris since his first UFC fight, and I hope he smashes Vitor.
DOes Vitor have any fans left? Seems like he's the Bisping of this fight. I think it would be great to see one of the last real threats from the early days take the belt!
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Your First Korn Concert Experience!
My first Korn concert should have been during their Life is Peachy tour but Munky had gotten sick so they cancelled. I got my chance (thanks to my cousin Zinnia) to see them a year later in Houston during their Follow the Leader tour. It was an amazing show! Hed-Pe and Orgy were the opening bands. Jay and Paige autographed my red Korn t-shirt which years later my now ex-wife accidently sent to the Salvation Army ***mental picture of a somalian kid wearing it***. They played a good setlist such as Kill You, My Gift to You, Dead Bodies Everywhere, and the regular touring tracks they play. I remember first getting there I was getting my floor bracelet and when walking towards the floor entrance some pothead approached me asking if I wanna sell my ticket? Even after being marked and scanned! Go figure I guess...I said no and he just stood there looking into oblivion. Overall the concert experience is one I still haven't forgotten and will never! For that whole year I was the most hated person in my small town because I had gone to the concert. Would have been better to receive a leaving or welcome back party like Longfellow Deeds but not in my small U.S./Mexican Border town. Its not really difficult to sort out those who know English or Spanish here. The English Kids would ask "Hey how was the Korn Concert?" while the Hispanic kids would ask, "how wass el concerto de Elote (spanish for Corn)?" LOL :D. Awwwww....a good times they were! :D Do you remember your first time? :D
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Re: Your First Korn Concert Experience!
First show was on the Untouchables tour, 11th September 2002, awesome night! puddle of mudd and Trust Company sucked if I remember rightly, never missed a show in Scotland since and even thrown shows in Newcastle and Manchester in between aswell! Hoping for a few UK shows on the Paradigm shift tour, will hopefully get VIP again!!
Re: Your First Korn Concert Experience!
My first Korn concert was april 2006 here in Toronto, Canada for the album see you on the other side. amazing first expierence! I was really happy they played all my favourites including one of my fav songs till this day TearJerker. Just a purple spotlight on JD while singing the beautiful song of tearkerker was so beautiful I cried. amazing show have seen 8 concerts since then. have come to every korn show in Toronto since 2006. korn got me hooked with there amazing live sound!
Re: Your First Korn Concert Experience!
My first Korn show was April 30th, 1995. I had been a fan since my friend John had gotten me into them right after self titled came out. The show was part of the Danzig Tour, with Korn playing first, then Manson and then Danzig. That show is what got me into music. I've seen 1536 live shows in my life thus far, 47 Korn shows with my 48th coming this Sept. 27th. My first VIp as well. I've met all the other band members in the past but never JD. I've been wanting to meet him for near 20 years now. Sept. 27th will truly be a bucket list moment for me.
Here is the setlist for my first korn show way back when.
1. Blind
2. Ball Tongue(With Lodi Dodi, and It takes two)
3. Divine
4. Clown
5. Lowrider
6. Shoots and Ladders
7. Lies
8. Faget
By the way it was fucking amazing reading all of your stories and experiences! True Korn fans man!
Re: Your First Korn Concert Experience!
My first Korn concert was Big Day Out 1999, in Melbourne. It was also my first concert in general. I was 12 at the time, my older sister took me to see them and no other show has matched the feeling I had. I could write 2,000 words on how awesome and surreal it was, but I see there's no need. You all know how much Korn rule.
Marilyn Manson and Hole headlined. They were okay, except when Manson talked shit about Korn. I will not stand for disrespect towards my heroes. Courtney Love kinda scared me.