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Following the events of the Charleston shooting, Professor Chad Williams of Brandeis University turned to twitter for help in creating a Charleston Syllabus.
Student advocates on the stairs of the Supreme Court responded to today's close 5-4 decision which made same-sex marriage legal in all fifty states.
The University of Kentucky (UK) has hired Lance Poston its first ever Director of LGBTQ Resources.
For the second time this month, anti-Semitic graffiti has appeared on the campus of Northwestern University.
"We dehumanize people of color in this country and so once a white person recognizes this, if they are given the opportunity and privilege of education then it is a constant struggle throughout the course of your lifetime to overcome it."
Paul Frampton, a professor of physics and astronomy at the University of Chapel Hill, has been awarded back pay after being convicted of drug smuggling three years ago.
Governor Chris Christie (R-NJ), 2016 Republican presidential hopeful, presented his platform for education reform last week at Iowa State University.
Rachel Dolezal, president of the NAACP Spokane, WA, chapter has resigned after gaining international media attention surrounding the question of her race.
From toddler beauty pageants to zombies, college students across the country can enroll in a plethora of odd courses while working towards their degree.
Students at Claremont University, a graduate university in California, are pursuing more resources for graduate students residing in the United States illegally.
Over 68 public university presidents are better paid than the leader of the free world, according to a new report from The Chronicle of Higher Education
Campus Reform Editor-in-Chief Caleb Bonham joined Tomi Lahren last week to discuss the University of Minnesota's apparently abandoned plan to quit using race in suspects' descriptions in crime alerts.
Howard sold two undercover agents 20 ounces and one gallon, respectively, of a liquid proven to be Gamma Hydroxybutyric Acid (GHB), commonly known as the date-rape drug.
According to Breitbart, SJP at UC-Riverside was a driving force to in encouraging a successful resolution in the UC Student Association to divest support for Israel. The resolution called for the school system's tuition dollars to be steered away from supporting companies that do business in Israel and won in an eleven-to-one vote.
While We Consent will be free, What About No has both free and paid versions. The free version does not record video.
"The only debate we get here is between the far-left...and the liberals. It gives students a view that a very narrow spectrum of opinion is the only way to think."
This past week, numerous Williams College students protested a lecture being given by Eve Ensler, playwright of the infamous Vagina Monologues, because her play allegedly . The lecture, titled "Ending Violence Against Women: The Next Rising Years," occurred last Thursday April 23rd, amid concern from students.
Eastern Michigan University (EMU) students rallied last week in support of increasing efforts by their school to punish peers who dressed in Native American costume and painted their faces red for an off-campus party on April 11.
University of Virginia students are making demands for professors in response to the recent arrest of UVA junior Martese Johnson. A blog titled "What We Want From UVA Faculty" has surfaced listing many of these demands.
"Already, I have directed a full review of what happened."
Members of the UC Berkeley Black Student Union (BSU) and supporters from the Stop Mass Incarceration Network blocked the iconic Sather Gate on Saturday morning to protest the campus climate for black students and the administration's failure to respond to the demands proposed by the BSU last month aimed at improving campus climate.
If at first you don't succeed, try again. Last month the students at UAlbany exercised their right to vote, albeit to the displeasure of many on UAlbany's Student Association (SA). The item in question was UAlbany's Student Activity Fee.
According to the Winston-Salem Journal, the pair paid $21,721 of the debt when they filed their taxes Wednesday and have an official payment plan with the IRS.
An anonymous group of students at Emmanuel College in Boston protested gun violence this March by hanging "bloody," child-sized tee shirts around campus.
Students at the University of Texas at Dallas aren't enamored with campus carry if their school legislature is anything to go by.
American Baptist College (ABC) and the National Baptist Fellowship of Concerned Pastors (NBFCP) disputed over an invitation of Yvette Flunder, a married lesbian bishop whose ministry focus is on HIV/AIDS, to preach and serve as worship leader at ABC.
A philosophy professor at St. Cloud State University (SCSU) was arrested last week and charged with smuggling rhinoceros horns and elephant ivory into and out of the United States and China, according to an indictment.
"How does a feminist reconcile his or her belief in gender equality with an unjustifiable love of oft-misogynistic rap music?" This was the question UT Arlington student columnist Lita Bush set out to answer in her latestcolumn for the university newspaper,The Shorthorn.
LGBT activists and faculty at Stanford University succeeded Wednesday in forcing a nonpartisan, pro-sexual integrity student group to move a previously approved conference off Stanford's Medical School campus.
The articles were satirical, reporting an arrest of a Native American student and a fraternity hosting a Rosa Parks-themed party.
Then again, she does have actual experience with America's justice system.
"We will persevere until we get what we need and what we deserve."
"The project will address how sexting and problematic alcohol use together increase the risk for risky sexual behavior and sexual assault among college woman."
"I know with complete certainty that this investigation is a politically-motivated 'witch hunt' designed to intimidate me (and others) and to smear my name."
Jake Dagel, Iowa field coordinator for Turning Point USA, asked students at Iowa State University to sign a petition requesting their university and state to end women's suffrage.
The man hasn't been seen since Tuesday, but Harvard University police are continuing investigations.
"Allowing guns on campus would increase violence overall, and this is not limited to 'lawless behavior.'"
A private college in South Carolina is under attack for publishing a statement about its Christian values and views on homosexuality.
One student told Campus Reform anonymously that he planned to still help his friends attend Blarney by setting them up in a local hotel.
The controversy on campus, however, is focused on the ID requirements to enter the event rather than the exclusive nature of the event itself.
"Our traditional ceremony is wonderful and beautiful and formal, and it will continue to be that. It will just take a different shape."
The fashion show's design team picks the event's participants and gives them 250 condoms. From there, it's up to the designers—some of whom use models in the show while others parade around themselves—to envision and create the outfits.
Public consensus holds that conservatives are guilty of ignoring science when it suits their political agenda. However, a new study from Ohio State University (OSU) suggests that liberals can also be biased against science that doesn't align with their political agenda.
"I think its absurd, it's not so much regulatory, its meant to be a program that is educating, but the university should not be telling students what they can say."
"This might sound really harsh, but I really want us in the audience to check our privilege because I feel like what I saw this morning really reflects economic inequities. Just the ability to mobilize so many students with T-shirts and banners."
"I want people to see what Cosby is really like. I gave him a creepy look because he is a creepy guy. I was a big Fat Albert fan until I found out how he really was."
"One unearned advantage in society is found in hiring into the occupational structure; for many jobs, white males gain easier access than say, minority females. This preserves white male privilege in job opportunities."
The app, named Pocket Points, enables professors to track how long a student's phone has been locked. For every twenty minutes a student's phone is locked, they are awarded one point. Students can use their accumulated points for discounted food at participating shops both on and off campus.
The Media Research Center's Dan Joseph trolled the George Mason campus to find out what students truly know about music legends such as Paul McCartney, Bob Dole and Mick Jagger.
Most people lose something throughout the day like car keys or their cell phone, but students at Castleton State College lost something much larger: a four foot-long Brazilian rainbow boa constrictor.


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John Thistleton is a reporter for The Canberra Times.
Chan Dissanayake's watercolour wipes away Goulburn's gloomy main streetscape
John Thistleton How a storm kills colours to enliven an historic main street.
How a colony of backyard Griffith cats lure magpie feeders into their service
John Thistleton On dusk Charlie and Betty Margulles Griffith home fills with magpies - until the cats arrive.
Antonio D'Ambrosio finds four-kilogram mushroom in Deakin
John Thistleton Antonio D'Ambrosio's massive mushroom will keep him in pizzas for some time.
West Belconnen housing subdivision will reopen Ginninderra Falls
John Thistleton A new housing development will reopen to the public the spectacular Ginninderra Gorge near West Belconnen.
Engadine bike rider, 61, dies after fall near Goulburn
John Thistleton A 61-year-old cyclist fell over a guard rail and died near Goulburn on Saturday.
Geoff Hewatt recalls what went wrong on Majura parkway
John Thistleton ''I was just a grubbie subbie under the fingernail of life,'' says Geoff Hewatt.
Geoff Hewatt back in business after Majura Parkway financial collapse
John Thistleton Civil contractor Geoff Hewatt is set to regain his two companies that collapsed last year owing tens of millions of dollars on the Majura parkway.
Organic permaculture farmers at Caroola, Bungendore, dig in again foxes, fire and frost
John Thistleton Organic farmers combating their soil's decline must deal with foxes first.
Open Gardens Australia last display in Canberra
John Thistleton As one garden scheme dies out, others begin to sprout.
Lake George zebra sculptor carves out lychee cider venture
John Thistleton Artist Alan Aston is spreading his cider from Murrumbateman all across Australia.
Nepal earthquake: Canberra grandmother and grandson found safe
John Thistleton A Canberra grandmother and grandson visited the Monkey Temple in Kathmandu Valley just before it was reduced to rubble in the earthquake.
Tears as Our Boys Train from Canberra Railway Museum proves too real
John Thistleton Six days before the centenary of Anzacs at Gallipoli, 150 people about a steam train are brought to tears.
Bendora Arboretum in Brindabella Mountains turns up a rare South African cedar
John Thistleton Rare cedar given a second chance at historic arboretum.
TEDx Canberra volunteers cancel ideas conference
John Thistleton Job uncertainty drains TEDx volunteers optimism and energy.
Marie Kelly and Mark Butz recall Jerrabomberra Wetlands dairy history
John Thistleton Four working dairies nurtured a growing national capital with fresh milk until squeezed off their land.
Snowy River Shire cutting down Berridale's 80-year-old poplars
John Thistleton Villages losing historic poplars say: ''It is as if we are cutting down our soldiers.''
$4 million Red Hill mansion flattened for new home
John Thistleton The 1937 art deco home in Arthur Circle will be replaced by a new two-storey residence.
Lake Burley Griffin's rabbits hop out of control
John Thistleton Rabbits are taking over a park and beach area along Lake Burley Griffin, immune from Commonwealth and ACT agencies.
Canberra wineries donate excess shiraz grapes to Companion House
John Thistleton A top drop of Canberra region wine will help vulnerable people.
Gunning Bum Nuts free-range eggs capture Sydney market
John Thistleton Fired from a chook's rear end, fresh 'bum nuts' have spread from Gunning to Canberra, Sydney and beyond.

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Animals "sound off" when the two wooden cubes are properly placed in the wooden tray! Find the halves that match and listen to six realistic farm animal sounds. Develops visual perception and fine motor skills.
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- Remove the stacking pieces from the rods and place them on a flat surface. Ask the child to sort the pieces by color. Ask the child to count the number of pieces in each group.
- Mix all the pieces together. Ask the child to sort the pieces according to shape. Ask the child to try stacking the pieces into three towers without using the rods.
- Place the pieces in a paper bag or pillowcase. Ask the child to reach into the bag and choose one piece, determining the shape before removing it (ring, octagon, or rectangle). If the child identifies the shape correctly, the piece is placed on the appropriate rod; if not, the piece is returned to the bag. Play continues until all the pieces have been placed on the rods.
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Gerard was an athlete, successful businessman, and the head of a prominent Christian ministry. But nothing he had accomplished could prepare him for the death of his teenage son. Discover how God's grace carried Gerard through his season of pain and grief.
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"I was tired of living like this!"– Janet's Story
Janet knew of God's love but it seemed far away as her circumstances overwhelmed her. The search for something or someone who could offer love and consistency began at an early age and followed her into adulthood. The meaning, purpose, and hope she'd been looking for was finally found at a time and in a place she never expected.
Freed from her darkness–Cortney's Story
The feelings of depression can be overwhelming, leaving us both helpless and hopeless. Cortney describes a life-threatening struggle with depression that landed her on a hospital's suicide watch. Learn how the truth of God's Word delivered her.
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When natural disasters strike, the results are often traumatic and can cause people to question God's goodness. Margie recounts her personal experience surviving a devastating F4 tornado. Be inspired by this captivating story of God's overwhelming faithfulness in the midst of tragedy.
Find out more of what the Bible says about "When Tragedy Strikes."
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Surrender with a capital S–Rance's Story
As a United States Marine, Rance thought he was too tough for Jesus until his life and marriage fell apart. Learn how God transformed Rance's heart and turned his life around.
Find out more of what the Bible says about "Living an Authentic Christian Life."
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Proverbs 16:9 says, "In their hearts humans plan their course, but the Lord establishes their steps." Rich and his twin brother set out to make it big in Hollywood, but the Lord had something better in mind. Hear how God intervened in their lives in a unique and surprising way.
He drew me out of deep waters–Judy's Story
When painful circumstances threaten our families, fear and worry are often our first response. Yet the Bible provides another perspective. Judy shares how God gave her peace in the midst of life's storms. Find hope for your most difficult moments.
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Men and women from every walk of life can fall prey to the destructive lure of pornography. And without the Lord's help, this addiction has the power to rip marriages apart. Jon and Nicole describe how God saved their marriage from the ravages of sin.
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This fairy-tale wedding came to a screeching halt–Part 1 of 2 – Jon & Nicole's Story
Nicole wanted the fairy tale wedding—complete with white dress and handsome groom taking her off into the sunset. But when the destructive cycle of pornography took hold early into their marriage, Jon and Nicole had to fight for their relationship before it had barely even started.
Find out more of what the Bible says about "When A Man's Eye Wanders".
Silencing fears–Tiffany's Story
Many of us have experienced a sense of unfairness at some point in our lives. But when the intensity of those feelings causes you to doubt and question God, where can you go for answers? Tiffany shares how God redeemed her from the depths of depression after the birth of her extremely premature baby.
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Paula Deen Dodges Detractors With Digital DishesBy: Mike Tuttle - June 28, 2014
Paula Deen got herself in some hot water that would not go away for weeks. Back in July of last year, some comments that Deen had made became public that showed the celebrity chef in what some saw as a racist light. Fans turned on her overnight. Sponsors pulled out from behind her show. And finally Food Network pulled the plug on her entirely.
Since then, Deen has been looking for a way to fight her way back into the light. She got some funding from an investment company. She closed a restaurant. But it looks like she has found the avenue she sought.
Deen is launching a digital cooking network online.
"I'm so excited about my new online network. Y'all can get my recipes, tips and cooking anytime you want — this is for you. I can't wait to crank up the oven and get cooking for the people I love: my family, my friends and my fans!" Deen said in a press release.
The show will feature cooking videos, tips, and recipes. The set for the new cooking videos will be very similar to her old Food Network set, so it will look to most folks like things have picked right back up where they left off.
The network is a subscription-access tool. It will be available in the usual ways, online via browser, smartphone, tablet, etc. But the exciting prospect for Deen is that smart TVs will be able to get the show in the future.
Perhaps with a new lease on things, Deen will be able to do an end run around all those people who sent her protest mail and butter wrappers. She will be able to take her show directly to those people who want to seed it and are willing to pay to see it, her 'family, friends, and fans'.
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Advance version An agenda for peace: peace-keeping Decision of 28 March 1996 (3645th meeting): statement by the President At its 3645th meeting, held on 28 March 1996 in accordance with the understanding reached in its prior consultations, the President (Botswana) drew the attention of the Council to a letter dated 27 March 1996 from the representative of Chile addressed to the President of the Security Council,1 which reiterated its position that troop-contributing countries had a right to be heard by the Security Council and stated that Chile would join in the consensus to adopt the statement by the President outlining arrangements for consultation and exchange of information between troop-contributing countries, the Secretariat and members of the Council. At the same meeting, following consultations, the President made the following statement on behalf of the Council.2 The statement reads: "The Security Council has reviewed the arrangements for consultation and exchange of information with troop-contributing countries, which were established by the statement by its President made on behalf of the Council on 4 November 1994. The Council has given careful consideration to the views expressed on this question in its debate under the item entitled 'An Agenda for Peace: peacekeeping' at its 3611th meeting on 20 December 1995, as well as to the views expressed in debates in the General Assembly. "The Council has noted the wish expressed in these debates that arrangements for consultation and exchange of information with troop-contributing countries should be improved. The Council shares this wish. It considers it essential for troop-contributing countries to be heard. It notes that many of the concerns expressed would be met if the arrangements set out in the statement by its President of 4 November 1994 were fully implemented. It is also of the view that those arrangements can be strengthened further as set forth below. "The Council will therefore follow in future the procedures here set out: 1 S/1996/224. 2 S/PRST/1996/13. Repertoire 13th Supplement (1996 – 1999): Chapter VIII 1 Advance version "(a) Meetings will be held as a matter of course between members of the Council, troop-contributing countries and the Secretariat for the purpose of consultations and the exchange of information and views; the meetings will be chaired by the Presidency of the Council supported by a representative of the Secretariat; "(b) The meetings will be held as soon as practicable and in good time before the Council takes decisions on the extension or termination of, or significant changes in, the mandate of a particular peacekeeping operation; "(c) When the Council considers establishing a new peacekeeping operation, meetings will be held, unless it proves to be impracticable, with any prospective troop contributors who have already been approached by the Secretariat and who have indicated that they may be willing to contribute to the operation; "(d) The President of the Council will, in the course of informal consultations with members of the Council, report the views expressed by participants at each meeting with troop-contributing or prospective troop-contributing countries; "(e) The existing practice of inviting to these meetings Member States which make special contributions to peacekeeping operations other than troops, that is, contributions to trust funds, logistics and equipment, will continue; "(f) The monthly tentative forecast of work of the Council made available to Member States will include an indication of the expected schedule of such meetings for the month; "(g) Ad hoc meetings may be convened in the event of unforeseen developments in a particular peacekeeping operation which could require action by the Council; "(h) These meetings will be in addition to those convened and chaired by the Secretariat for troop contributors to meet with special representatives of the Secretary- General or force commanders, or to discuss operational matters concerning particular peacekeeping operations, to which members of the Council will also be invited; "(i) Background information and an agenda will be circulated by the Secretariat to the participants well in advance of each of the various meetings referred to above; members of the Council may also circulate information as appropriate; "(j) Interpretation services in all the official languages of the Organization will continue to be available; translation of written documents will continue to be available, if possible in advance of the meetings; "(k) The time and venue of each meeting should, where possible, appear in advance in the Journal of the United Nations; Repertoire 13th Supplement (1996 – 1999): Chapter VIII 2 Advance version "(l) The Council will append to its annual report to the General Assembly information about these meetings. "The Council recalls that the arrangements described above are not exhaustive. They do not preclude consultations in a variety of forms, including informal communication between the President of the Council or the members of the Council and troop-contributing countries and, as appropriate, other countries especially affected, for example, countries from the region concerned. "The Council will continue to keep arrangements for consultations and the exchange of information and views with troop contributors and prospective contributors under review and stands ready to consider further measures and new mechanisms to enhance further the arrangements in the light of experience." Repertoire 13th Supplement (1996 – 1999): Chapter VIII 3
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Fabulous weekend from start to finish the hotel and its location added to the overall experience. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly nothing seemed to much trouble for them and our room was ready when we arrived at 10am. The room was
booked for 3 and was a great sized room with good facilities. We'd certainly use this hotel again.
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For those looking for a hotel in a quite neighborhood setting within a 5 minute walking distant to the bustle of downtown Dublin. There were 2 local pubs (O'Donoghue's and the pub across the street) that make you feel like a local and have the
best fish n chips, also a local start up with great sandwiches and a fine line of local start up brewery beers in bottle's. The room was comfortable, clean and had all that this traveler needed. I will stay the next time I am in Dublin.
Staying at the ocallaghan davenport hotel was great. It iepitomized all we'd thought of Ireland--friendly, comfortable, clean, wholesome, and solid like the sherry Netherlands of New York in the 50s. Location couldn't have been better.
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Very happy with the size of the room, much larger than expected. Had a queen and twin size bed, sitting area and still had room to move around. Was able to walk to many of the things we wanted to see and short cab rides to the ones we did not. We
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Great place!
We got a great deal & stayed for 3 nights. Walkable to everywhere. Staff was awesome.
Great Vacation
The hotel is very nice and the staff was very helful and friendly. The only criticism I have is that the hot and cold water faucets are separate and that makes it difficult to wash hands and face, but it seemed to be that way in a lot of places in
Ireland. Also, the parking is not very close and costs. On the whole though, I reccomend this hotel - good location and very nice!
Do not rent a car in Dublin! If you need one to travel outside of Dublin, ok, but save your money! We got taken with the cost of the car insurance and it is VERY difficult to drive in Dublin - windy one way streets! And don't forget, they drive on the other side - walk instead - it's a definite time saver as well as not nearly as stressful.
Fun weekend in Dublin, but...
Staff was great, very friendly and helpful; especially in helping sign up for the PAID wifi which was problematic, expensive, and very slow :( Not their fault. That's on management!
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Adequate hotel with some good staff
The hotel is centrally located and most of the staff is extremely helpful and friendly. I did encounter one rude friend desk clerk but this was made up by another front desk staff who went out of his way to help us book theater tickets.
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Made a good Dublin weekend even better.
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A lovely well furnished hotel. Staff friendly and helpful.
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I'd been purchasing lychee coconut tea bags from a local grocery store, and was completely in love with the tea. It was basically all I drank. After the tea bags were discontinued, I purchased the loose leaf tea, hoping for the same taste. It is not the same at all. The aroma is completely different, and the taste is more bitter than the tea bags ever were. The tea is also too finely ground to stay in any of the usual tea steepers, even the Kati Brewing System. I am not impressed.
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Kingdom Hearts 2: Rose-Colored Glasses Edition
By teekomeeko 15 Comments
Recently I grabbed a few games out of a box, namely Kingdom Hearts 2, Shadow Hearts: From The New World, and Metal Gear Solid 3. The rest of my stuff is at my parents' place in another box, and I'm frankly too lazy to go there, so those were my choices when I decided to once try out a PS2 emulator. I figured to try again with a game that apparently runs really well, so I decided to make an ISO of Kingdom Hearts 2 and go from there.
Holy Lord that game is pretty when run by a great computer. It looks, to be quite honest, like a stylized 360 / PS3 title. Unfortunately, thanks to PS2 limitations, it's obviously an old game. One of the things that always pops out is when a pre-rendered movie that is supposed to look in-engine shows up - it looks like garbage because it is not anti-aliased all to hell by my video card.
Another issue are the incredibly empty areas. At one point Aladdin talks about enjoying the hustle and bustle of Agrabah, especially with Genie gone on vacation. As he says this, the camera pans to a vacant "market." It's kinda funny actually, but it made me think of the market section early in Uncharted 3 - it was totally filled with patrons. That kind of thing makes me really appreciate newer games.
It's too bad this tech can't be outright purchased by Sony, enhanced for PS3, and put out there so anyone can play PS2 games in that level of quality, but without the occasional emulation annoyances of a weird texture or unexpected slowdown (I really only get them during a black loading screen, or pre-rendered movie so I don't mind). Or hell, use this software to remake the games, add Trophies, and boom: "PS2 Classic."
These screenshots should show the difference, and it can actually look a bit better; I'm using a Macbook Pro in bootcamp (the hardware has less issues with this emulator than my PC somehow, so why not), therefore I'm not getting the best combo of resolution / anti-aliasing I want, but who cares when it looks good.
That's running in native resolution mode, with nothing special for visuals on top.
This is 2X native, but looks way grainy as an image on GB. In reality, running live on my TV (otherwise known as "monitor 2"), it's damned gorgeous, and I look forward to seeing what other of my favorite old games work well.
As for the game itself: man, it is so Japanese. I've actually started replacing the word "hearts" with "souls" in my head, because that's what they mean and had to stylize up. Also, this game seems to think I'm mentally handicapped, which is also a very Japanese thing. Look, I know that's Sora, Donald, and Goofy - don't tell me every thirty minutes (or less!) as if I forgot. This game is way too hard for kids, so as an adult I can't help but feel insulted by the way it treats me.
I noticed when I first played it that the first half of the game is terrible, but I didn't quite realize how bad until now. It's kind of a mess, really, with no forward movement to the story and no real point. It's Disney forcing Square-Enix to stop telling a pretty good story and sell DVDs because the first game took off like gangbusters. Or at least I hope it is. It would sadden me to think that it was the developer's idea to make that many bad, empty, pointless segments all strung together, though I guess it wouldn't shock me.
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Yep. It would be much cheaper/safer to buy a few thousand fake positive reviews to drown out the negative ones.
Yep. It would be much cheaper/safer to buy a few thousand fake positive reviews to drown out the negative ones.
exemptions are permitted for particular "specialised services" where the service is not possible under the open network's normal conditions
Cue a bunch of ISPs playing games with the definition of "normal conditions".
Also, why do we care what a former biologist, now sci/tech article writer for the WSJ has to say about technology-related education? Is there some connection that I'm missing?
We already have Playboy models advising the public on medicine and Fundamentalist Christians in charge of the National Science Curriculum so hey, why not?
If you're not "into networking", why would you know what a netmask is?
Because anybody who has any aptitude at all for CS has usually been called on to configure Grandma's router, that's why.
If they've never done that then be very suspicious of their claimed interest in computing. You might be dealing with a bullshitting hipster who decided yesterday that computing might be a "good career move". Until he decides it's too much like real work.
CS != IT. This makes as much sense as complaining that your car mechanic knows nothing about plumbing. If you want a sysadmin, then hire a sysadmin. But that is not what a CS grad is, or should be.
A decent car mechanic might not know the building code by heart but he's probably unblocked a drain or two in his time simply because he's the sort of person that enjoys using tools to do stuff. If my mechanic could only do cars then I'd be suspicious of him.
If nothing else a potential employee should be interested in the job he's applying for. If you've got "CS grad" who don't know what an IP mask is then they clearly have no personal interest in computers and only took the degree because they thought it "might lead to a career". You can bet that sort of person will be in management within a couple of months (maybe at another company) and you'll be looking for yet another programmer to fill their place.
"The idea of programming as a semiskilled task, practiced by people with a few months' training, is dangerous. We wouldn't tolerate plumbers or accountants that poorly educated. We don't have as an aim that architecture (of buildings) and engineering (of bridges and trains) should become more accessible to people with progressively less training. Indeed, one serious problem is that currently, too many software developers are undereducated and undertrained. Obviously, we don't want our tools--including our programming languages--to be more complex than necessary. But one aim should be to make tools that will serve skilled professionals--not to lower the level of expressiveness to serve people who can hardly understand the problems, let alone express solutions. We can and do build tools that make simple tasks simple for more people, but let's not let most people loose on the infrastructure of our technical civilization or force the professionals to use only tools designed for amateurs." - Bjarne Stroustrup.
At least if something goes wrong with the stew you know where to look for the problem.
The last update to jQuery was to fix "a timing bug in iOS8 that causes mobile Safari to incorrectly report a 'length' on objects that don't have one."
Ref: https://github.com/jquery/jque...
You'd have known 'where to look' for that and been able to fix it, right?
I don't think the blocking of shitware is a problem per se. It seems that the objection is to the labeling of the products of others as "shitware". There are apparently rules that forbid Coca cola from saying "You should drink coke instead of that diarrhea water called pepsi".
"diarrhea water" is a specific term that can be tested and proven false. That makes it libel.
Stick to subjective things like 'taste' and you'll be fine. eg. You can say "Drink Coke because Pepsi tastes nasty!" with no problem.
Back to "shitware". That word isn't in the dictionary AFAIK so you ought to be fine calling your competitor's product "shitware".
"Potentially unwanted applications", the term used by Avira, is very conservative. I'm not surprised the judge tossed the case out and ordered freemium to pay costs.
Net Nanny and the likes have been offering essentially the exact same service for years now and nobody bothered to complain.
Presumably Net Nanny never came to the attention of whatever fuckwit is in charge of freemium.com
This isn't about people's rights or the right to do legitimite business, it's about fuckwits who think it's perfectly OK to infest your PC with sluggish, personal-data-stealing crapware using whatever means they can legally get away with. Just so long as they can get a new car out of it, that's fine.
Me? I'm now thinking of registering my copy of Avira.
Isn't that the problem that BitTorrent solved a decade ago?
Seriously though, why all the flat colored squares? Somebody needs taking out the back for a good talking to.
Clue: It's not "clean", it's dull and uninspiring.
I have an even better idea! How about a condom that kills all known STDs while you're doing the deed. That's a much better idea than one that just changes color. It can have enzymes in it. I predict the whole STD thing will be history within a decade.
Please send my prize to the usual address...
You know, given how much of Holland is below sea level (26%)
Problem is: It's not the Dutch CO2 that's going to sink them. SO long as the USA, et. al. keep on producing CO@ at the current rate it won;t make a damn bit of difference what they do in a small country like that.
They know the USA isn't going to stop.
100% electric aircraft aren't viable yet but surely this tech could be used to supplement traditional aircraft, eg. as a take-off booster or whatever (taking off and climbing to cruising altitude takes a big chunk of the fuel). Even if it can only cut fuel by 5% overall on each flight it's still a big saving.
After takeoff the electric motors could be cut and then recharged by solar panels during the remainder of the flight.
There's nothing like an information-packed, high-definition video to start the day...
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Rams celebrate the 2009 MWC Championship
Nov. 21, 2009
By Danny Mattie
Athletic Media Relations
FORT COLLINS, Colo. – The No. 25-ranked Colorado State volleyball team (23-4, 15-1 MWC) capped its outstanding run to the 2009 Mountain West Championship in thrilling fashion Saturday, picking up a 3-2 victory over the UNLV Rebels in front of 2,062 fans on hand at Moby Arena to help the Rams celebrate their seventh MWC regular-season title.
Having clinched the league championship and the MWC's automatic bid to the NCAA tournament with a victory last week at BYU, the match became a victory lap of sorts for the Rams, who closed their conference season the way it began Sept. 18, with a win over UNLV.
As expected though, the Rebels squad was a much improved team from the one CSU defeated in three sets on the road. And despite losing hard-fought battles in sets 1 (26-24) and 3 (27-25), the Rams - behind career-bests from junior outside hitter Danielle Minch (22 kills) and redshirt freshman middle blocker Megan Plourde (18 kills) – made sure that Saturday's post-match celebration would not be dampened by a UNLV upset bid.
The Rams kept the Rebels at bay to pick up see-saw victories in sets 2 (26-24) and 4 (25-22), and left no doubt which team was celebrating a championship, opening a 7-2 lead in the deciding fifth set, before cruising to the 15-12 win.
Junior Jacque Davisson (14 kills) and senior Tessa Nelson (13 kills) also posted double-figures kills for Colorado State, while sophomore setter Evan Sanders notched match-highs with seven blocks and 60 assists, and senior libero Katelin Batten notched 22 digs to pace CSU's defensive effort. Sanders also added three service aces, while Davisson posted a double-double with 12 digs.
UNLV was led by middle blockers Cursty Jackson and Erin Greenwood, who notched 17 and 13 kills respectively, taking advantage of quick attacks to keep CSU off balance at times. Outside hitter Sara Nehf tallied 14 kills for the Rebels.
The match was incredibly closely contested, as the Rebels hit .218 as a team, and the Rams connected at a .217 clip. The contest also featured 40 ties and 14 lead changes over the first four sets, before the Rams took control wire-to-wire in the fifth.
The win was CSU's 13th consecutive at Moby Arena, and the Rams' 18th in their last 19 overall matches over the past 10 weeks.
Colorado State brings its regular-season schedule to a close next Saturday, hosting non-conference foe New Mexico State at Moby Arena. The match, which will also feature "Senior Day" festivities, is scheduled to begin at 12 p.m. MT.
The Rams will then learn their fate for the 2009 NCAA tournament the following day, Nov. 29, when the bracket is announced live on ESPN News at 1 p.m. MT. The team will host a watch party, beginning at 12:30 p.m. MT at C.B. & Potts Restaurant, 1415 W. Elizabeth St., in Fort Collins.
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- They talk about media coverage of Bruno Sammartino's induction into the WWE Hall of Fame and segue into the induction package.
Khali vs. Titus O'Neil
Khali takes over with chops in the corner but Titus gets some offense. Khali hits a big chop to the head for the quick win.
Winner by pin: Khali
Khali begins to celebrate with Natalya and Hornswoggle but Mark Henry's music interrupts. Henry comes down and disposes of Titus at ringside and gets in the ring with Khali. Khali attacks him and gets him down to one knee but Henry fights him off and slams Khali. We go to commercial.
- Henry is still in the ring. He says The Hall of Pain is now open and he is bent on destruction. Henry says this is all Booker T's fault because he didn't include him in the Elimination Chamber. Henry is still menacing and believable on the mic. Henry wants an explanation and wants Booker to come out or he will destroy the entire roster.
Booker comes out to no music and says he is not impressed. Henry says Booker needs to make room for him at the Chamber or he will make room himself by injuring enough people to where he is the only participant. Booker says Henry has been out 9 months and wonders if he can still 'go.' Booker says if Henry can beat Randy Orton tonight, then he is in the Chamber.
- Show scolds his driver in the parking lot about the temperature in the bus and his steak. He says he can find any moron to do what he does and dismisses him. Show walks off and Del Rio appears in a suit and with a smile.
- Kane sets off his pyro in the ring and Big Show enters as we see footage from RAW of the hotel.
Kane vs. Big Show
Kane knocks Show to the floor but Show turns it back around as Booker and Teddy Long look-on from a monitor in the back. Show hits a spear to Kane as we go to commercial.
Show hits a big splash out of the corner as we return but misses with a follow-up attempt. Kane and Show trade shots in the center of the ring and both go for chokeslams. Kane hits a DDT and goes up top but seems to have hurt his knee on the way down. Show capitalizes with the KO for the win.
Winner by pin: Big Show
Del Rio shows up on the Titantron as Show looks-on. Del Rio tells Show to come out and look at the changes he's made to his bus. Show goes out to the parking lot and is beside himself to see that his bus is on cinderblocks with no wheels. He wonders how it is even possible. As he grieves and leans on the bus, orange paint drops all over his head, body, and the camera from above. Ricardo drives by in a tire truck with Del Rio in the back and Show cries as we go to commercial.
- Jack Swagger cuts an inset promo as he makes his entrance about what it takes to be a real American.
Jack Swagger vs. Justin Gabriel
Swagger goes right to work in the corner with knees. He takes Gabriel's head off with a clothesline as Booker and Teddy look-on. Swagger hits a big splash out of the corner but Gabriel gets his boots up on the charge. Swagger injures Gabriel's leg on the floor and applies the Patriot Act ankle lock in the ring for the win.
Winner by submission: Jack Swagger
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