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Hello everyone, I'm new to the forum and am in the process of compiling a comprehensive videography of the best band ever ****KORN****. I have almost all of the videos, but am missing Everything I've Known & the collaboration with Ice Cube - "Fuck Dying". All I've been able to find is crappy you tube versions which is a waste. If anyone can help I'd really appreciate it. I know it's kind of presumptuous of me to ask favors after being a member for like 10min, so if someone needs a Korn video let me know.
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They used to have the "Everything I've Known" vid on the iKoRn app, but sadly as of recently, the app has been shut down. Blasphemy!
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The iKorn app was not ran by Korn. Korn officially only had the Korn III app...but it just didn't go over that well.
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The iKorn app was not ran by Korn. Korn officially only had the Korn III app...but it just didn't go over that well.
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I'm well aware of that. If you dug deep enough, they had some good stuff.
RE: Korn Videos
These are the videos I currently have, if I'm missing any let me know (i.e. collaborations. and guest spots, alt versions).
Alone I Break
Chaos Lives In Everything
Coming Undone Wit It
Coming Undone
Did My Time
Falling Away From Me
Freak On A Leash
Get Up
Got The Life
Here To Stay
Hold On
Let The Guilt Go
Liar (Anime)
Make Me Bad
Narcissistic Cannibal
No Place To Hide
Oildale (Leave Me Alone)
Right Now
Shoots & Ladders
Somebody Someone
Twisted Transistor
Way Too Far
Word Up
Y'all Want A Single
As far as I know I need "Everything I've Known" & Ice Cube feat Korn "Fuck Dying" & any alternate versions they released.
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Another Brick in the wall also had a live video as well as Freak on a leas unplugged with amy lee. And both Thoughtless and Here to stay have alternate videos; just performance only versions. Korn members have also appeared in several other artists videos;


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Charles Barkley told the country Sunday that the Mountain West was the best conference in college hoops. Of course, Barkley also predicted that the Utah Jazz would win the NBA title a few years back and once threw a man through a plate-glass window, but let's not focus on the past.
With the Selection Committee granting five of the nine Mountain West teams bids to the NCAA Tournament – the most ever for the conference – it signified a level of respect that the league's coaches, administrators and fans have long been pleading for. But sometimes a blessing engenders a burden, and for Mountain West squads the burden is this – they have to prove they deserve it.
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Last year, the four Mountain West teams went a combined 1-4 in the Big Dance, with none faring better than expected, and with two being upset in the first round. The year before, the three Mountain West schools went 4-3, although BYU – which has since left the conference – produced two of those wins, while the second-seeded Aztecs fell to third-seeded UConn.
The number of current Mountain West schools to have made the Sweet 16 this millennium? Three: Nevada in 2004, UNLV in 2007 and SDSU in 2011. The last time a current Mountain West school reached the Elite Eight? In 1991, when UNLV did it while repping the Big West.
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Program in Physical Therapy students Carley Kirsch and Anna, "AJ," Van Alstyne (Class of 2013) recently completed a clinical rotation at Hillside Health Care International in Punta Gorda, Belize.
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Kate Lochhead from the Program in Physical Therapy was kind enough to interview Carley and AJ to find out more about what their experience in Belize was like, how they grew from it and how it changed them as physical therapy students. Read more below!
What inspired you to apply to do the work you did in Belize?
Carly: I went to Punta Gorda through a campus ministry spring break trip my junior year and immediately felt a connection with the people and the culture in the area. I have always known that international pro bono work is something I want to pursue and this month long experience was the perfect way to start.
AJ: I had previously traveled to Belize twice through service trips organized by SLU. The diversity of cultures as well as the limited access to health care especially in the Toledo District made a long lasting impression. As a student interested in a future of international non-profit care or humanitarian missions through the military, the opportunity to be involved with Hillside in the development of continuity of care with regards to rehabilitation in Belize was one I strove toward. I knew I would grow as a young therapist and well-rounded individual not only through the unique challenge of limited access to sustainable resources and numerous cultural barriers, but also through encountering the adversity of the limited knowledge of residents regarding general rehabilitation and prevention of simple injury and disability.
|Carley with other students on clinical rotation and Saint Louis University Program in Physical Therapy professor Carol Beckel.
What did you "do" while there? What was a typical day like? (Did you have typical days?)
Carly: One of the things I loved about this rotation was that there was no "typical" day. I never knew what to expect and even when there was a plan, it was always changing. There were three main settings that we worked in: outpatient clinic, home health, and on the mobile in Mayan villages. All of these settings provided a completely different experience every day with new patients and new challenges.
AJ: As a student practicing within the first clinical rotation of the newly structured rehab department, there was not one typical day. I worked from dawn through dusk seeing patients in the clinic, villages, or their homes in Punta Gorda, assisting in establishing a formalized documentation system, giving presentations to students/volunteers at Hillside or in the schools, collaborating with the medical, physician assistant, and pharmacy students, and performing many other miscellaneous tasks associated with designing an efficient sustainable rehab program.
How did your time there change you as a PT student? As a person?
Carly: To say that I have changed as a student and more importantly a person as a result of this experience is an understatement. It is very difficult for me to put into words right now exactly how much I have changed. The changes that have happened in just 4 short weeks while at Hillside are something I am continuing to discover daily as I re-acclimate to life back in the states. It sounds very cliché of an international volunteer, but one of the biggest changes I have noticed in my life is striving for simplicity and living in the present. Living in such simple conditions and enjoying the constant presence of my fellow volunteers as well as my patients without the distraction of cell phones, strict schedules, and technology allowed me to realize what is really important in life. Sadly, being a student, it is impossible not to live on a schedule or not use a laptop and I am pretty sure my mom would die if she was not able to call me for four weeks again. However, I have been able to see what is the most important in my life and where my focus needs to be in the next several years.
AJ: It is difficult to find the words to sufficiently describe my experience and how I have changed as a result. Through my interactions, interdisciplinary collaboration, and therapist-patient relationships during my time in Belize, I learned an immense amount regarding my ability to adapt and maintain versatility in my role as a health care provider. Simultaneously, I reflected upon my personal growth and how it will enable me to continue to provide optimal care for future patients as part of a health care team regardless of allocation of resources or geographic location.
|Anna, "AJ," Van Alstyne and other students on clinical rotation.
What is something that you struggled with (culturally, etc.)? How did you overcome it?
Carly: Being thrown into a completely different culture with people who have a completely different mindset about medical care was a giant obstacle for me to overcome. With this came the obvious challenges such as the language barrier, a hidden barrier I was not expecting was the how much the lack of knowledge about rehab and physical therapy would inhibit the patient's compliance to care. When a group of people have been performing tasks the same way for generations, they are not very open to my "American" way of thinking. This was really hard for me to accept and deal with as I continued to strive to provide the best possible care for every patient I saw.
Overcoming this was not easy and very difficult to learn in just one month. The rehab program is very new at Hillside, so educating the population about what rehab does, and that even though we do not distribute Tylenol or vitamins, we can still help you decrease your pain is essential. Explaining to every patient that the exercises we give them are not going to cure their pain overnight, but it will help in the long run, is not exactly what they are looking for. There are no disability benefits or paid time off because you have arthritis and your back hurts, so they want instant pain relief. Not working means that your family doesn't eat. Over the 4 weeks, I was able to begin to understand the demands placed on them by their family and their culture and learned to teach some basic adaptations for common problems that they face.
AJ: Although there were many barriers to break through in such a non-traditional PT setting, the most significant struggle I needed to find peace with was simply my place as a white American PT student amongst the Belizean people. I arrived to the clinic most concerned about whether my intentions of flying to a developing country to offer rehabilitation where it is not currently recognized or well understood as a necessity was appropriate. I constantly attempted to reassure myself that I was not imposing my white American health care ideology in working under the first US trained rehab director in the remote villages of the clinic's encatchement area where therapy was scarcely previously introduced. I found peace upon my return back to the states having experienced gratitude by multiple patients and knowing that the director had done numerous hours of field work assessing the needs of the communities and involving as many people as possible to gain information from before designing a community based rehab program.
Is there one particular person/story/encounter that you feel embodies your time in Belize?
Carly: I have been very surprised that this is the most common question I have gotten since I have been back and I feel like I give a different answer every time. There were so many patients I wish I could fly to the US to get the surgery they needed or extensive rehab in a rehab hospital. One patient in particular always stands out to me and I think his story will stick with me forever. I saw the patient as a home health patient. He is in his mid to late 60's and had a stroke about 5 years ago. He lives in a one room concrete house that is no more than 20 feet by 20 feet. In order to get to his house, you have to use the ramp someone built him years ago out of plywood to cross a small stream, but since it was built, the ramp has begun to decay. There are several holes and the wood is so soft that when you walk on it, it sinks. The patient is in a wheelchair, so he is unable to avoid the holes that have formed on the ramp and is afraid it will fall in on him, so he is stuck in his small house all day with nothing but the meals his daughter brings him, a radio, and a rosary. I was immediately in awe of this man as soon as I met him with his always smiling face and positive attitude. But the tipping point that almost brought me to tears was as I was leaving the first visit and asked him if he had any particular goals I could help him accomplish. I was prepared for all the things I would have heard from a typical patient in the states that would have started with a lengthy complaint about how he can't even leave his house, but instead I got a single response. He wanted to be able to walk with some kind of assisted device across his house, a total of less than 20 feet. I was in awe of the simplicity of his request and how much he appreciated what we were doing for him. I never got to see him independently take his first steps, however I have never seen a patient who was more motivated towards a goal and willing to work so hard to get it.
AJ: There is no one experience that embodies my time in Belize. Every patient, every Belizean staff member at the clinic, every health care colleague, every volunteer preceptor, and every individual who gave assistance while traveling on the weekends have engraved themselves in my heart. The hospitality I received from every individual I interacted with motivated me immensely every day to overcome all of the adversity I faced during the rotation and continually reminded be to express my gratitude for such an amazing opportunity to all of those involved at Hillside and back home at SLU.
|Anna, "AJ," Van Alstyne stands in front of the Hillside Health Care Center sign.


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Do you know a student or faculty member at Goshen College? Well, it's halfway through the semester and there is a good chance their munch money funds are running low. But you can help them out! You can send money (in increments of $5, check or cash) and we will turn that into Java Bucks. We will deliver the indicated amount in the form of a gift certificate to the select student.
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I am giving up some of my Discworld time to re-read my 5 Scott Pilgrim graphic novels before embarking on the final 6th book which I have just bought.
The film of the books, Scott Pilgrim vs the World is out in the middle of August in America and on 25th of August here in the UK. It is the film I am most excited about this year! Directed by Edgar Wright (Spaced, Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz) and starring Michael Cera (Superbad, Juno, Nick and Norah..., Youth in Revolt) and Mary Elizabeth Winstead (Die Hard 4, Death Proof), it looks awesome.
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Alice is a high-class prostitute who serves up sexual fantasies for her clientele, from schoolgirl innocent to S&M dominatrix. Fed up with the seamy underbelly of French masculinity, Alice crosses paths with Xavier, a neurotic psychoanalyst facing a marriage crisis. The two quickly realize their professions share a thing or two in common as they navigate the overlapping worlds of psychotherapy and sexual therapy.
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A dramatic injury-time goal by Kris Commons gave Celtic a point in a 1-1 draw against Clydesdale Bank Premier League new boys Ross County at Victoria Park.
There were four minutes gone in the second half when Hoops defender Mikael Lustig fouled Mark Corcoran 20 yards from goal and Parkhead goalkeeper Fraser Forster had no chance when Staggies skipper Richard Brittain fired the free-kick high past him and into the net.
It looked like the Highland side would hold on for their first league win over the Glasgow giants but, in the third minute of added time, Commons pounced to tap the ball into the net from close range after County keeper Michael Fraser had spilled a shot from Hoops substitute Tony Watt, who had replaced Lustig.
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About the College of Communication and InformationThe Kent State University College of Communication and Information is one of the only colleges within the United States that has such a diverse combination of communication, information and visual disciplines under one umbrella.
With its four schools - Communication Studies, Library and Information Science, Journalism and Mass Communication and Visual Communication Design – and the interdisciplinary program of Information Architecture and Knowledge Management – the College of Communication and Information has consistently delivered high-quality education that responds to the needs of a dynamic information market since its formation in 2002.
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The mission of the College of Communication and Information is to educate students to meet their specific goals as well as the needs of society. Education at the undergraduate and graduate levels promotes the development and application of theoretical foundations and creative experiences through interaction with a dedicated faculty of scholars and professionals. Within the disciplines represented in the College, students are served by course offerings and other instructional and scholarly opportunities that provide broad educational perspectives and intensive training in professional areas.
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Schools and Program within CCI Kent StateSchool of Communication Studies (COMM): The School of Communication Studies trains students to develop the knowledge and research skills in communication that will enable them to function effectively in interpersonal, group, organizational and societal settings. Learn more about Comm Studies.
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Enjoy guided walks and hikes of Switzerland's Alpine landscapes and visits to enchanting villages and fascinating cities on this exciting tour
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Tucked into the cultural and geographic heart of Europe, Switzerland is an alpine idyll that stirs the soul. One soon finds the mountains have their own magnetism, calling you to the high country by a variety of mountain lifts. Guided walks of varying levels of ease provide opportunities to view the splendor of alpine meadows, iridescent glaciers, crystal lakes and broad vistas. Visit captivating Swiss villages and towns and their historic old quarters. Against the incredible backdrop of the majestic Alps, traverse scenic mountain trails and verdant pastures. Soak up magnificent panoramas as you sail Switzerland's glassy lakes. From mountain summits to the lush valleys below, the majesty of Switzerland's landscape unfolds before your eyes.
July 8 & 9 — Depart the U.S., Meiringen
Depart for an overnight flight to Zurich, Switzerland. There is a morning flight arrival in Switzerland, then transfer to the Alpin Sherpa Hotel in the quaint town of Meiringen. Located in the Haslital Valley, Meiringen offers a view of traditional Swiss life coupled with majestic vistas of mountains, waterfalls and pastoral valleys. Explore your new surroundings with a walking tour of Meiringen. This evening, travelers get together for a Welcome Reception and dinner. (D)
July 10 — Meiringen
Start the day with an orientation lecture and introduction to Switzerland. Ride a cable car to the Mägisalp, a mountain plateau high above Meiringen. Enjoy this beautiful introduction to the Haslital Valley. Discover the high alpine meadow on a leisurely escorted walk. Return to Meiringen via cable car. A stop will made for lunch at a local inn, followed by a visit to the Aare Gorge, a section of the river Aar that carves through a limestone ridge near the town of Meiringen. Walk down to the Reichenbach Falls, the place where Sherlock Holmes met his death in a struggle with his archenemy Professor Moriarity. From there, take a funicular and then walk back to Meiringen. Those who wish may take the local post bus service to Meiringen. (B,L,D)
July 11 — Meiringen
Board the morning train to the Lauterbrunnen Valley for a visit to the mountain village of Murren where auto traffic is not allowed. Walk the flower trail at Allmendhubel, and enjoy the spectacular views of the Jungfrau, Monc, and the Eiger mountains. An optional excursion to the Schilthorn is offered this afternoon. The Schilthorn is a 10,000-foot high summit in the Bernese Alps. It is the highest mountain in the range lying north of the Sefinenfurgge Pass. Mountain climbing is the subject of an informative evening lecture. (B,D)
July 12 — Meiringen and Lucerne
Lucerne is our destination today. Motor to this enchanting city on Lake Lucerne, where you will enjoy a guided walking tour of the historic town center. Continue aboard a lake steamer for full panoramas of this enchanting town and its environs. The afternoon is free to explore covered bridges, picturesque watchtowers and quaint shops on your own. Return to Meiringen with fellow travelers via rail or linger and return on your own. (B)
July 13 — Meiringen and Grindelwald
Board a local train this morning and travel to the town of Grindelwald, a Swiss town famous as both a ski and summer resort, lying at the base of the Jungfrau, Monch and Eiger mountains. Enjoy time at leisure and then take a local bus to Grosse Scheidegg, a high mountain pass connecting Grindelwald and Meiringen. Take advantage of one of the hiking options including an exciting hike through the sculpted rock walls of the Rosenlaui Glacier Gorge. (B,D)
July 14 — Meiringen and Bern
Explore the Swiss capital city of Bern today. The buildings in the Old City, dating from a variety of periods, include 15th-century arcades and 16th-century fountains. Most of the medieval town was restored in the 18th century but it has retained its original character. Visit the shopping arcades and tour the historic quarter. Later, take a leisurely cruise by paddle wheel boat on Lake Thun that offers wonderful views of the Alps. The boat will make stops at the picturesque villages along its shores. (B,D)
July 15 — Meiringen and Environs
Your Berner Oberland Regional Rail Pass offers many options for independent exploration during this leisure day. There is the opportunity to visit Interlaken and explore the lakeside village of Brienz. Continue on to Rhothorn, before returning to Meiringen. (B)
July 16 — Meiringen and Villars-sur-Ollon
Travel by bus to the beautiful town of Gstaad. An internationally renowned resort, Gstaad offers a charming ambience, with panoramic views of the Alps. Continue the drive to the village of Villars-sur-Ollon, in the French speaking part of Switzerland, for our stay at the Hotel du Golf. Situated on a sunny, south-facing terrace high above the Rhone valley, the holiday resort of Villars-sur-Ollon in the heart of the Vaud Alps enjoys breathtaking views of the Dents-du-Midi and Mont Blanc and beyond to Lake Geneva. The hotel affords panoramic views from all of its rooms and provides a perspective of Switzerland different from the equally beautiful region of Meiringen and the Bernese Oberland. Discover the town of Villars during an orientation tour of the village. Dinner will be served at the hotel. (B,D)
July 17 — Villars and Montreux
Discover Montreux today on a morning excursion. Located on the banks of Lake Geneva, Montreux is a beautiful city with gardens and fountains lining the lakefront. Enjoy a cruise on a traditional lake steamer to the Chateau de Chillon made famous by Lord Byron's epic story of the Prisoner of Chillon. Those who wish can take leisurely walk back to the train station along the shore of Lake Geneva enjoying the sights of the magnificent gardens, homes and hotels. Learn about the art of Swiss wine making at an educational lecture. (B,D)
July 18 — Villars and Glacier 3,000
A visit to Glacier 3000 provides a view of 24 majestic mountain peaks including the Matterhorn, Jungfrau and the tallest peak of the Alps, Mount Blanc. At Glacier 3000 there are opportunities for bobsled runs, hikes, and other adventures. (B,D)
July 19 — Villars and Geneva
Travel by rail, to Geneva, one of the world's most beautiful cities. There, discover the sight of the city center on an escorted walking tour. There is time to continue to explore independently. Historically, the city was the home of the League of Nations and is currently headquarter city of the International Red Cross, and many of international organizations and businesses. Geneva affords many opportunities to explore and discover. (B)
July 20 — Villars and the Chocolate Train
Exploration today begins in Montreaux on the Swiss Riviera and then takes you by train to Gruyeres, home to the renowned Gruyeres cheese. While there, visit a cheese factory and then continue on to Gruyeres Castle. The castle is one of the most beautiful in Switzerland. It towers majestically above the medieval town. A tour of the castle offers a walk through eight centuries of architecture, history and culture. There is free time to explore and have a delightful, local lunch on your own before proceeding to Broc. In Broc, you'll visit the Cailler-Nestle chocolate factory where you'll be tempted and sample delicious chocolate treats. (B,D)
July 21 — Villars and Zermatt
Today we motor from Villars to Zermatt. On a clear day, Zermatt offers an opportunity to see the majestic Matterhorn. The Matterhorn is located in the Pennine Ridge, on the border between Switzerland and Italy. Its summit is over 14,000 feet high, making it one of the highest peaks in the Alps. There is an optional excursion to take a cog railroad to the Gornergrat Ridge where at over 10,000 feet there is a magnificent view, not only the Matterhorn, but glaciers, waterfalls, and the mountain flora. (B)
July 22 — Villars
Enjoy a full day to explore on your own. Take the local train where there are opportunities to discover some of the mountain areas surrounding Villars. For those who wish to walk or hike, there are many mountain trails which afford magnificent views with relatively easy access. Fellow travelers gather this evening for a Farewell reception and fondue dinner in the hotel's specialty restaurant Feu de Bois. (B,D)
July 23 — Depart for the U.S.
Drive to Geneva this morning for return flights to the U.S. (B)


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V.S (for Very Special) , also called *** (or Three Stars) is is a cognac which youngest eau-de-vie is at least two and a half years old. A Cognac may be sold only when its youngest eau-de-vie reaches a minimum of two and a half years old, as of the first day of October following the harvest of the grapes.
Only the years of storage in oak barrels count to determine its age. Once transferred into glass, the Cognac stops maturing . It stands still.
These young cognacs are ideal to be used for Long Drinks or to make Cocktails. The fruit creams and liqueurs are also essential to make nice cocktails.
2 LEFT dernieres 2: Roullet - Amber Gold VSExcl. Tax: €22.50 Incl. Tax: €27.00
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World of Warcraft, the massively popular online video game, has seen 600,000 subscribers leave in three months.
It means a total of nearly two million players have turned off since the start of the year.
Announcing its second quarter results, Activision Blizzard, which makes the dungeons and dragons-style game, said it now had 7.7 million subscribers. At the start of 2013, shortly after expansion pack Mists of Pandria was launched, it boasted 9.6 million. At its peak in October 2010, 12 million people were signed up.
Subscribers pay a fee or buy a prepaid card to enter the Internet-connected game world and take on quests alongside other players.
Despite the steady decline, World of Warcraft is still easily the world's most popular MMOG (massively multiplayer online game). A new in-game store, announced earlier this month and allowing players to buy extra items, may also help shore up subscriber numbers.
Some paid-for online titles have struggled over the last year and dropped their subscription fees, casting doubt over the future of the business model.


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Camila O'Gorman (Susan Peccaro) is the daughter of an influential 19th century Argentine diplomat (Hector Alterio). Ladislao Gutierez (Imanol Arias) is a Jesuit priest, also living in Argentina. Tortured by her so-called impure thoughts, Camila confesses these to Gutierez. Flouting tradition, convention, and the repressive Rosas political regime, Camila and the priest embark on a torrid affair. Based on a true story, the Spanish/Argentine co-production Camila was honored with a Best Foreign Film Oscar nomination.~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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Cast: Imanol Arias, Héctor Alterio, Carlos Muñoz, Elena Tasisto, Susú Pecoraro, Susú Pecoraro
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Directed by: María Luisa Bemberg
Written by: María Luisa Bemberg, Beda Docampo Feijóo
Running time: 1hr 47min
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Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (also referenced as Skyrim) is a fantasy role-playing video game in development by Bethesda Game Studios and to be published by Bethesda Softworks. Skyrim is the fifth installment in The Elder Scrolls fantasy role-playing video game series, and is a sequel to The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. The game was announced on December 11, 2010 at the Spike Video Game Awards with a release date of November 11, 2011 for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
The game takes place in the Nordic land of Skyrim, on the fictional continent of Tamriel. The story is set 200 years after the events of Oblivion, and will feature dragons and revolve around the Nordic god Alduin, who comes to destroy the world.
Skyrim uses a new, internally developed engine, rather than the Gamebryo engine used for the previous two installments in the series.
The February 2011 edition of Game Informer magazine revealed the first details about the content of Skyrim. Their website revealed that the game would introduce a new in-world language, the tongue of the dragons, which would be important in Skyrim's story and gameplay.
World Map
* Third person view has been improved
* 5 massive cities, more variation in caves and underground stuff.
* There is an option for no HUD.
* On Conversations: Conversations aren't done in a zoomed in static shot anymore.Start a conversation with some and they will act like someone would in real life, looking at you occasionally and walking around a bit and also continue doing a task if they were doing one while talking.
* On Weapon smithing: Go to a forge and carve a new weapon out of red hot metal.
* Dual-wielding: you have two hands now in combat and you can wield anything to both hands. You may assign a dagger on left hand and use a mace with right hand. The choice as they say is yours.
* Duel: You may duel any NPC on the streets western style.
* Inheritance: When you kill a shopkeeper, his/her family member will inherit the shop and will be angry about you, but stil give you missions.
* Level-scaling: It is coming back
* 18 skills: supposedly even less skills to play with?
* No mysticism
* Perks: Rumored to be in Skyrim. I may have understood it wrong.
* Boosts: Pick stamina, health, magic boosts on level up.
* Enchanting: This skill makes a return.
* "Radiant storytelling" or Level Scaling 2.0: "The game eventually logs a huge storehouse of knowledge about how you've played, and subsequently tailors content to your capabilities and experiences. Entering a city, a young woman might approach you and beg you to save her daughter from kidnappers. The game will look at the nearby dungeons you've explored, automatically set the mission in a place you've never visited, and designate opponents that are appropriately matched to your strengths and weaknesses."
* Fast-Travel: As you probably expect, you can instantly travel to previous locations with a tap of the button
* Sprinting: You can now sprint about!
* Town visiting: You may do more in towns, like tailor weapons, cooking, farming or mining. Not much details about this or how detailed they are as jobs.
* Dynamic Shadows
* Improved Faces/Improved Models Example: Faces have been dramatically overhauled. Characters now exhibit more emotion show of distinctions between different races and just plain looks better.
* Radiant AI
* Updated Engine Snow falls dynamically (not as a basic texture on the ground)
* Trees and branches move independently with the wind
* Water flows
* Randomly generated quests
* Beards
* You can't run backwards as fast as you do forward.
* 10 races to choose from (Holy crap thats a lot of races)
* Confirmed creatures: zombies, skeletons, trolls, giants, ice wraiths, giant spiders, dragons, wolves, horses Elk, mammoth, saber-toothed cats
* Presumably open cities (as dragons can attack)
* Hud-free first-person view and improved third-person perspective
* Very unique landscapes! Also unique dungeons! In other words, lots of uniqueness!
* Character creation improved, body features customizable
* 2-handed weapons and duel wielding confirmed.
* Finishing moves, unique to each weapon and enemy you fight.
* Dialog will pop up when you approach an enemy
* Cooking/farming/mining/woodcutting/blacksmithing
* Perk picking at every level-up
* 5 Magic Schools Destruction Alteration Conjuration Restoration Illusion.
Developer(s) Bethesda Game Studios
Platform(s) Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
Release Date: 11-11-11
Official Website: http://www.elderscrolls.com/


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Hey, here's some of my old crap! If there's any consolation, I picked two or three posts from each month. That should limit the suckage. I know, this is sorta lame, but if I Instapundit can do it, so can I.
Music Monday Zep – 'We're Gonna Groove" by the mighty Led Zeppelin
Beer Review – Assorted Samuel Adams Winter Suds
Mike Bloomberg's Very Busy Week
Presidential Election Doomwatch–Placing The Blame For Mitt Romney's Ascendency
Support Conservative Political Mommy Bloggers!
Ameritopia and the Fable of The Frogs
Barack, Trayvon and The 2012 Election
President Barack 'Dog Meat' Obama Is An Admitted Dog Meat Eater Who Has Eaten Dog Meat
Wait, Faster Than Light Travel Isn't Hip in Science Fiction Anymore?
Music Review – 'Harmonicraft' by Torche
DeWayne Wickham: Get Back On The Democrat Plantation, Gay Republicans!
Municipal Debt Bombs: The Other Source Of Fiscal Collapse
Because Fashion Is A Passion For The With-It And Hip
Grade School Bully Gets Bullied By His Teacher Who Is In Fact A Bully
The Shootings At Aurora-A Real Villain and Real Heroes
Hey Everybody! 'The Obama Effect' Is Coming Out Today!
General Electric and Barack Obama: The Magical Relationship Continues
Why Clint Eastwood's Republican Convention Speech Worked
Nathan Lane: Prince Barry's Court Jester
Hey @MSNBC! Here Are All The Speeches You Didn't Cover From Last Night's #RNC.
NFL Replacement Refs Making The Game's Faults All Too Obvious
The US Doesn't Have To Fix The Middle East
Who Could've Foreseen The Highly Unlikely Scenario Of Terrorism At The US Consulate In Benghazi?
#MyFirstTime–Best Political Ad…EVAH?
(Really, can't we skip this month? It was sorta yucky.)
Mayor Mike Bloomberg: "The NYC Marathon is on; let the boroughs eat running shoes" (Update!)
Post-Presidential Election 2012: Splitting Headache Edition
Personal Values, Political Choices
Lawrence O'Donnell Was For Secession Before It Was Cool!
Living And Breathing Left-Wing Politics
Guns Crime Facts, Gun Crime Feelings
Okay folks, there you have it.
BDKS 2012 is done. On to the new year. Thank God.
Also, thanks for stopping by Blog De KingShamus. The readers and commenters are who make this place cool. For that I am humbled and grateful. Happy New Year and may your 2013 be full of happiness, success and a fully-stocked MRE bin.


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Joined: Mar 2007
Location: Jawja, USA
Oddometer: 747
Grand Tours
Just a quick note to let you know about some opportunities to get out and ride this year and to see some cool locations and help out a great work in the riding. The following rides benefit the Eddies Road works directly with national organizations and regional group homes to create programs directed specifically to coaching/mentoring children between the ages of 14-18 as they face the challenges of moving into adulthood and independence from the child welfare system.. The charity was set up in memory of Eddie James, founder of Team Strange Airheads, former AMA executive, and a legend in the long distance rider arena.
The first event is the Smoke Chasing Grand Tour, on the list of AMA Grand Tours once again this year after its introduction in 2011. This is a self-paced BBQ/"Smoke" Grand Tour that combines your love of motorcycling and great food. SCGT12 is a perfect complement to your day trips, weekend rides, team rides, club rider events, and can easily be part of your long distance adventures and rallies. SCGT12 is open to all makes and models of motorcycle and all types of riders.
The other event this year is The Grand Tour of Georgia, returning for its third year. The theme this year is Georgias Outdoor Art and there are twenty very interesting sites in this tour, all in the state of Georgia.
Multibike disorder..
Joined: Feb 2003
Location: IL/WI Border
Oddometer: 3,646
Here's another Grand Tour... Glacial Lakes Motorcycle Club's Z to A Grand Tour.. http://www.glmc.org/grand-tour.html
This year's tour has you hunting down towns that either begin with Z or end with A, and if you find one that has both, it's double points!
This is a great excuse to get out and ride.. And the prizes are great.. 25 towns makes you a finisher, resulting in a great t-shirt and you're in the drawings for "stuff" with every 25 entries.. Get 75 towns, you're in 3 times..
A few photos from last year's tour...
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well then maybe you can help me..... I need to create a p2p chat system with encryption.... BUT the encryption key obviously cant be in the source code or sent over the internet in plain text ..... any helps ?
You need to step away from the code, and properly think about how the overall design will work.
Are you producing a client for existing protocols?
I get that this is probably just a personal programming exercise, but are you creating client software that is based on one or more existing chat protocols and infrastructures, and just throws encryption on top? Or are you creating entirely your own thing? I'm going to assume the latter!
So, will there be a web service?
How will users discover each other? How will they know when each other is online? And what about authentication?
While it would be possible to completely avoid having a web service (and maybe that's what you actually meant by 'p2p'), it would be a pain to use:
- To connect to each other, users would have to communicate their IP address and port number to each other through some other means, and then enter this information into their chat clients.
- Some people have dynamic IP addresses, and additionally the port number may not be fixed, so recording this information in a 'friends list' would be useless and therefore knowing whether each other is online without separately speaking to each other would be impossible.
- If a user's IP address is dynamic and changes part way through a chat, their new IP address is going to have to be provided to the other user all over again, and a portion of the chat may have been lost in the interruption.
- NAT could complicate things even more.
A third-party dynamic DNS service could perhaps make some of this easier, but adds problems of its own, and there's a better option - a centralised web service.
A centralised web service will allow users to connect to one another in a simple and clean manner.
- Users will create a unique alias on the web service and then enter it into their client. The client software can automatically talk to the web service to provide/update the IP address and port number to associate with it.
- Periodic checks by the service, or "check ins" generated by the client, are done to keep track of the user's connection status.
- Tying a password to the alias prevents identity theft / impersonation.
- One user would still need to disclose a piece of information (their alias) to the other user in order to create the initial connection, but there's no getting around that. Thankfully this way is much better than above though, and with a connection established, the users can be recorded in each other's 'friends list' and they never have to supply it again. If you think your users would accept it, you could even offer an email search/lookup facility, with a friend request mechanism.
A couple of notes:
- In storing a friend list, the unique ID (aka UID, normally a number) should be recorded (hidden), not the alias, to allow users to change their aliases without breaking friend list entries.
- If one user decides to remove someone from their friend list, you may want to consider automatically removing them from the other person's too.
As already pointed out by others, asymmetric encryption is the best way of implementing this, and I hope and assume that you're already familiar with it. We need to think about some specifics though!
One thing that may influence how you implement encryption will be legislation (if we're pretending that you were developing a real product here). Your government may not actually allow you to produce an encrypted chat mechanism with no means what-so-ever of allowing them to snoop on it. Let's pretend that there would be no such restrictions though.
One simple way of implementing asymmetric encryption could be by using an encryption key belonging to the web service as a 'legitimate' middle man, and dynamically creating client certificates on the fly. A copy of the web service's public key could be embedded in the client application (preventing a third-party middle man attack in transmitting it). When connecting to the service, the client creates a new certificate, encrypts the public key with the web service public key, and sends it to the web service, which then sends back an encrypted confirmation. In transmitting a message to the other user, the client encrypts it and sends it to the web service in the same way. The web service decrypts it, re-encrypts it with the public key for the other user, and sends it on.
There are two huge problems here though:
- The huge load placed on the web service. This could very easily be solved by only using the above mechanism to transfer the user's public keys securely to each other, then they can send encrypted communications between themselves, but does not solve the next problem below.
- The web service is a huge weak spot. Administrators of the web service can snoop at any time they like. The government can demand to be provided access to be able to snoop. If someone should hack the web service, they can snoop.
- One is spideroak, a competitor to dropbox (no, before you ask, I don't work for them). Spideroak encrypts all of your data, and keep a copy of the encryption key, but they never keep a copy of the password for the encryption key. If you loose your password, you loose your data. As long as they are true to their word, and the software really operates as they say it does, never sending your password to them or anyone else, your data is completely secure.
- PGP based email encryption. This is asymmetric encryption. Each user generates a key pair. They send a copy of their public keys to each other, and verify them (to ensure no-one has intercepted them and performed a switch) through another form of communication. This is completely secure as long as correct verification is done, and they keep their private keys secure.
The design outlined is not necessarily perfect however, because the user's key is stored locally on their computer. If they want to use a different computer, or loose their computer for any reason, that's a problem for most users. It would probably be better if user encryption keys (public and private) were stored on the web service. The public key could be stored as is, just like a public public-key server, and record signatures placed on keys, allowing groups of friends to more easily establish trust within their group with fewer external verification checks needed. The private keys would be encrypted with the user's password, and the password would never itself be stored by the web service, just like spideroak. When the user logs in to their chat client, a mechanism is gone through to that authenticates the user, crucially without their password being submitted to the web service, and hopefully without unnecessarily handing out a copy of the private key to anyone without the correct password. This sounds difficult if not impossible but spideroak apparently manages to do exactly this! Additionaly the transfer of the private key once the user is authenticated must be done securely, perhaps the copy of the already encrypted copy could be sent, and then decrypted with the password in the client...but then why wouldn't spideroak simply do that...I think I need to get some sleep at this point, and think this bit through some other time...
One potential problem with this improved mechanism though is that for security, users cannot log in to the website (pretending one existed for the product), if logging in to it was needed for some particular functionality, without compromising their security. Spideroak strongly advise against logging in to the website, instead doing everything within, or establishing an authenticated web session through, their application.
I'm probably going way beyond what you perhaps wanted with this, but it was interesting to think about
What about saved chats?
This can wait for another time, It's really late now and I should get some sleep...!
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It's handy to cache maps when you know you'll be headed into an area with bad network coverage. Google has tweaked its new Google Maps for Android app to make the feature easier to use.
Using NASA and NOAA's striking images of the Earth after dark, the Web giant creates an interactive map showing the world's flickering lights on a cloudless night.
Once available only on Android, the company brings indoor maps to desktop search.
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