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Bradford booked their place in the Capital One Cup final at Wembley after pulling off a shock upset of Aston Villa, winning 4-3 on aggregate despite losing their second leg 2-1.
The League Two club, who become the first fourth-tier side to reach the League Cup final for 51 years, were put to the sword in Tuesday night's clash at Villa Park but came through the test, with James Hanson nodding home from a Gary Jones corner after Christian Benteke had crowned a dominant opening half from Villa with the opener to cut the Bantams' 3-1 first-leg advantage.
The hosts threatened a late revival as Andreas Weimann grabbed a last-gasp strike but Phil Parkinson's men held on to seal their spot in the final against either Swansea or Chelsea and pile more pressure on under-fire Villa boss Paul Lambert.
Villa had enough opportunities in the opening half-hour to have at least got back on level terms, and the first half-chance fell to Benteke, who climbed above the Bradford defence to meet a cross from N'Zogbia but he directed his header wide.
Another menacing centre from N'Zogbia was headed back across goal by Benteke towards Matt Lowton although he could not keep his header down. But Villa's vulnerability at set-pieces in recent weeks was again highlighted when Hanson headed wide from a Gary Jones free-kick when he should have at least hit the target.
N'Zogbia was supplying a string of dangerous balls across the Bradford box and Benteke sent another header straight at Bantams keeper Matt Duke while Fabian Delph, who had been fortunate not to be booked for a reckless early challenge, was then only inches too high with a powerful 20-yard drive.
Villa defender Ciaran Clark became the first player to be booked for a challenge on Hanson.
Then, after 24 minutes, Villa Park erupted as Benteke gave the home side lead. Left-back Joe Bennett curled the ball in from the flank and the Belgian was first to react as he prodded the ball past Duke.
Stephen Ireland also had the ball in the net shortly afterwards but he had strayed offside.
N'Zogbia continued to ask questions of the Bradford defence and Duke had to be alert to turn over a fierce long range effort. He also reacted sharply to tip Ireland's chip over the bar.
The game followed a similar pattern at the start of the second period with Benteke failing to make full contact on a header from Lowton's centre.
But after 55 minutes Villa's Achilles' heel at set-pieces again proved their undoing as Hanson restored Bradford's two-goal aggregate lead, the striker getting in front of Ron Vlaar to head home Jones' corner and send the 6,500 Bradford fans wild.
Lambert responded by introducing record signing Darren Bent and he set up a low chance for Ireland who stabbed the ball wide at the near post but Bradford substitute Gary Thompson came within inches of making a spectacular entry as his shot thumped against the bar.
The Villa boss brought on a fourth striker in Andreas Weimann and he put Villa ahead on the night after Benteke's flick-on, but Bradford survived the final few minutes to book their place in next month's Wembley final.


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Wrestling fans have clamored for a dream encounter between The Undertaker and Sting for years. As it turns out, the latter half of that equation is more than willing to make it reality.
According to Rob Leigh of Mirror, Sting desires to close his career on a high note with one final match and he wants Taker to be his opponent at WrestleMania XXXI.
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I've made it clear I'd love to have one last hurrah, one last big match hopefully. And of course I've been outspoken about Undertaker being the opponent. I know what happened at WrestleMania where Brock Lesnar broke his streak. I think, or at least I'm hoping, that Taker's still going to come back and that he's not done. If he's not done, and he would consider doing it, I'd love to work with him one time. I'd love to wrestle him one time before I call it quits.


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Justice for WomenWithin the Jewish and Christian traditions, justice is linked to God's love, God's fervor for life lived out of grace for others. Lutherans affirm that because we are redeemed by God through Jesus Christ — because we are justified — we turn to others to find out what they need.
Justice infuses Scripture, from the Hebrew prophets to Jesus' parables and life. Broadly speaking, biblical justice concerns the integrity of the entire creation. The ELCA recognizes that the integrity of women and girls is constantly violated and/or compromised, physically, intellectually, economically, spiritually and emotionally. Justice for women matters because through God's grace we are called to tend to women as our neighbors.
The ELCA also recognizes that tending to our neighbors includes not only immediate needs, such as food, shelter and safety, but also changes in social and religious ideas and structures. See the ELCA social statement, "The Church in Society: A Lutheran Perspective."
What can you do?
Educate for justice.
- understand patriarchy and sexism
- analyze church and society in terms of the effects of patriarchy on all people
- call for changes in church practices and interpretations, as well as social policy and practice, to support and reflect the full humanity of all people
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- challenge societal, theological and ecclesial practices that are patriarchal
- work with a variety of women and men, girls and boys to create change that leads to justice for women
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SoapOperaFan blog has been recapping "Pretty Little Liars" since July 11, 2012. Fans of the show will be seeing the recaps here on Soaps.com starting January 8, 2013 and if you've missed any since July 11, 2012, feel free to load up on "PLL" with the archives below.
July 11, 2012:
Pretty Little Liars recap: That Girl Is Poison.
Lucas has some explaining to do, Hanna finds something shocking, and Ezra has news!
July 17, 2012:
Pretty Little Liars recap: The Remains Of The 'A'.
Aria stumbles upon a huge secret, Spencer and Jason learn that April Rose isn't a person, and Hanna tries to out 'A'.
July 24, 2012:
Pretty Little Liars recap: Crazy.
Detective Wilden demands Hanna give a blood sample, Spencer covers up a hit and run, and Hanna and Aria sneak into an asylum.
July 31, 2012:
Pretty Little Liars recap: Stolen Kisses.
Emily looks for answers, Aria meets Ezra's mother, and Hanna tries helping Mona.
August 7, 2012:
Pretty Little Liars recap: The Khan Game.
Spencer and Aria go to the Kahn brothers' party where they get into an intense game of truth, and Hanna receives another text regarding Caleb from 'A'.
August 14, 2012:
Pretty Little Liars recap: What Lies Beneath.
Hanna and Emily seek clues about Maya at the Kahns' cabin in the woods, Spencer investigates Noel, and Aria tries to process the details she's learned about Ezra's background.
August 21, 2012:
Pretty Little Liars recap: Single Fright Female.
Spencer uncovers Paige's violent past with Alison and warns Emily, who is reluctant to take her advice, and Aria attempts to help Ezra put his past behind him, but it proves to be more difficult than she anticipated.
August 28, 2012:
Pretty Little Liars recap: The Lady Killer.
Maya's murder trial gets underway and Emily can't withstand the media attention surrounding it, 'A' extends an olive branch to the girls, who are skeptical about the sincerity of the offer, and someone close to the girls betrays them.
October 23, 2012:
Pretty Little Liars recap: This Is A Dark Ride.
Adam Lambert guest stars as the girls attend a Halloween party on a train, where they encounter unexpected guests, as well as surprising tricks from 'A'.
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The goal of the department is to help students achieve their highest musical potential within the framework of a liberal arts education. Programs meet a variety of needs. The bachelor of music degree is available in music education and performance, while the bachelor of arts degree program in music offers more flexibility. There are also minors in music performance, music theory/literature, and music technology.
Music performance is central to the overall curricular experience. Students in music degree programs select a major performance area in which they are proficient and show promise. Major performance areas include piano, organ, voice, violin, viola, cello, bass, flute, oboe, clarinet, saxophone, bassoon, trumpet, horn, trombone, euphonium, tuba, percussion and guitar.
Music Opportunities for Non-music Majors. The department provides a variety of music opportunities for all students, regardless of their majors and career goals. Non-majors may take upper-level music courses with permission of the instructor. They may apply up to 16 semester hours of music credit toward their degree programs. The department also welcomes non-majors in performing groups and private study upon a successful audition or permission from the instructor.


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Shorts for the entire mountain.
While all-mountain riding covers a broad spectrum of styles and trail conditions, its definition remains poignant and absolute -- ride the entire mountain. And as you'd expect, designing apparel to fit this diverse range of needs becomes problematic for most manufacturers. Not so for Gore Bike Wear. With its Countdown series, Gore has created an entire Outfit System to meet the needs of the all-mountain women, and Countdown 2.0 Plus Women's Shorts reflect the pinnacle of this objective.
While many shorts that bear the self-appointed 'all-mountain' classification are constructed from materials like cordura or other stuffy and stiff fabrics like it, Gore used entirely different approach for the Countdown 2.0 Plus. Instead, Gore opted for a 100% polyester composition, ensuring the utmost in breathability, moisture management, and freedom of movement. This isn't to say that the shorts are flimsy, far from it. Instead, you'll find thicknesses of polyester is durable, abrasion-resistant, and highly breathable. This play directly to what Gore calls its Outfit Systems. Essentially, like the Countdown lineage, this system ensures the right tool for the job. It's comprised of three layers, each with its own purpose. Layer one provides moisture management, layer two (where these shorts fall under) provides thermo-regulation, and layer three provides protection from the elements. So, it's easy to see that these shorts perform their appointed function dutifully.
However, Gore wasn't finished with this ideology after it selected the fabric. Instead, a special focus was placed on both fit and construction. Starting with the latter, these shorts feature shifted seams that move the seams away from the locomotion of the legs. Accordingly, your legs aren't confronted with the seams during the pedaling motion, and thus, chafing as a result of movement is eliminated. Furthermore, the cut of the shorts lends itself to further reducing abrasion by essentially being pre-shaped to the cycling position. In simpler terms, the shorts are cut on a contour in order to adapt to your position in the saddle. So, while you move, the shorts move with you, not against you. Perpetuating this concept even further, Gore also incorporated stretch inserts in order to create an even higher level of flexibility and comfort.
Securing this fit is a partially elastic waistband and a concealed front zipper. There are also belt loops sewn into the waist, should you choose to don a belt on your ride. Additionally, the interior of the shorts feature a simple-to-use tape and snap system to secure the included Inner Lady Tights+ liner shorts. These shorts are highly malleable due to their composition blend of both elastane and nylon. Additionally, this structure makes them incredibly soft and highly effective at managing moisture, which is further propagated through the installation of mesh ventilation panels. So, given the past explanation of Gore's Outfit Systems, the Countdown 2.0 Plus features both layers one and two. You'll also find that these inner shorts include an Elastic Interface Technology (EIT) chamois. This insert provides anatomic support to the regions that need it most, not the one's that don't. As a result, the chamois conforms to your body, following your every movement in and out of the saddle. This means that chafing and pinching are both eliminated, accordingly providing an exceptional level of comfort.
For storage of your ride essentials, the Countdown 2.0 Plus includes two front hand pockets, one zippered side pocket, and a concealed rear zippered security pocket. Gore has also included reflective accents throughout the shorts in order to increase your visibility to motorists or fellow trail-users in low-light conditions.
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California Natural is based on a time-honored Pure & Simple Philosophy: Less is More! That is why it's not only what we put into California Natural; it's what we leave out that is just as important to the health of your special cat. Because our new CN Cat & Kitten is formulated for all life stages it is an excellent option for all of your cats, as well as those with food sensitivities!
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Lady Eagle rally tops Lee County
Western Harnett 8, Lee County 7
Western Harnett scored eight runs in the last three innings to overcome a 5-0 Lee County lead and win in Lillington Wednesday night.
The Lady Eagles (6-2) completed the comeback with two runs in the bottom of the seventh to win.
Nikki Hoover hit two home runs and had three RBI for the Lady Yellow Jackets. Chandler Patterson hit a home run.
Lee County (3-7) played at Apex last night and after Spring Break, the Lady Jackets will host Fuquay-Varina on April 9.
Western Harnett is off until hosting Purnell Swett on April 8.
Southern Lee 19, Chapel Hill 14
The Lady Cavaliers rallied from a 14-11 deficit through five innings with six runs in the top of the sixth and two more in the seventh to win at Chapel Hill on Wednesday.
The Lady Cavaliers (2-6) played a CFVC game against Gray's Creek last night and will play at Chatham Central on April 5 at 6 p.m.
Overhills 7, Douglas Byrd 3
Overhills made it back-to-back Cape Fear Valley wins prevailing at Douglas Byrd Wednesday night. The Lady Jaguars (3-7, 3-2) will host Westover on April 9.
Southwestern Randolph 13, North Moore 4
Southwestern Randolph (9-2, 4-0) got out to a 10-0 lead and beat the Lady Mustangs (6-3, 4-2) in a non-conference game Wednesday. North Moore played South Stanly last night and will play at Southern Alamance Saturday.
Forest Park (Va.) 7, Northwood 2
Forest Park, of Woodbridge, Va., won the Ashley Spring Break Baseball Tournament on Wednesday. The Chargers (10-2, 6-0) went 2-1 in the tourney in Wilmington. Northwood gets back to Carolina 12 play at Franklin Academy on Wednesday at 7 p.m.
Ashley 5, Pinecrest 4
Tournament-host Ashley won the third-place game of the tournament in Wilmington Wednesday, getting a walk-off win in the bottom of the seventh against the Patriots (9-4). Pinecrest returns home and will face West Stanly Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Bartlett Yancey 7, Jordan-Matthews 5
Bartlett Yancey (4-4, 4-2) rallied for five runs in the top of the seventh to come back and beat the Jets (6-3, 2-1) in a Mid-State game in Siler City Wednesday night.
Drew Hinshaw went 2-for-4 with a double and a run for the Jets and Ethan Cook knocked in two RBI.
Jordan-Matthews played Eastern Randolph last night and will play at Graham on Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Eastern Alamance 6, Chatham Central 1 - 8 innings
Eastern Alamance (6-4, 4-2) tied the game with a run in the sixth then plated five runs in the first extra frame to top the Bears (6-4, 6-1) in the first round of a tournament at Graham Wednesday evening. The tourney continues through Saturday.
Zack Burke pitched 7.0 innings, giving up no earned runs and three hits while striking out 10. Seth Elkins led the Bears at the plate going 3-for-4 with a run. Cole Garner had an RBI double.
Overhills 14, Douglas Byrd 0
Overhills (2-9, 2-4) routed Douglas Byrd for a Cape Fear Valley win in Fayetteville Wednesday night. The Jaguars played Harnett Central last night and are playing in the Richard Strickland Easter Tournament at Triton which starts Saturday.
Girls soccer
Apex 8, Lee County 1
Apex (3-4-1, 3-4-1) won at conference match at Lee County for its third straight win. The Lady Jackets (0-9, 0-8) are off until a Tri-Nine match at Panther Creek on April 8.
Knightdale 2, Harnett Central 0
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Campus Sexual Violence Elimination (SaVE) Act
Enacted as an amendment in 2013 to the federal Jeanne Clery Act (1990), the Campus Sexual Violence Elimination Act (Campus SaVE Act, or simply SaVE) requires institutions of higher education to implement specific policies, procedures, and training related to sexual violence and intimate partner violence. In an effort to build accountability and transparency throughout the university, the SaVE Act makes mandatory various education programs for both students and employees, with an emphasis on increasing awareness regarding victims' rights and conduct proceedings.
The SaVE Act not only serves to complement the Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 (enforced by the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights), but was originally signed into law on March 7, 2013, by President Obama as a component of the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013.
In conjunction with the training materials provided at registration and on campus, the related series of webpages found here serve as additional educational material concerning Fontbonne University's policies and compliance with both the SaVE Act and Title IX.
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Kyle Bak joined the University of New Hampshire women's soccer staff in March 2013 as an assistant coach and currently serves as interim co-head coach as of April 2014. Bak comes to Wildcat Country after spending time as a New England Revolution Youth Academy coach and after working as an assistant coach at Providence College.
While working with the Friars, Bak worked primarily with the goalkeepers. During his tenure, Bak's work with the goalkeepers helped Providence reach its first BIG EAST postseason appearance since 1994, reaching the tournament quarterfinal round. Off the field, his duties included travel coordination, recruiting, academic advising and coordination of clinics.
As a member of the Revolution Youth Academy, Bak was a scout for the U14, U16 and U18 teams. He served as the technical director of Hopkinton Youth Soccer and was the head coach of the Hopkinton U12 Academy squad.
A 2010 graduate of Western New England University, Bak was a four-year member of the men's soccer team where he played goalkeeper. He started 39 games and racked up a 25-7-8 record with 18 shutouts in his career. In 2009, he was named to the NSCAA Second Team All-New England and to the Commonwealth Coast Conference First Team. In 2006, the squad claimed the Great Northeast Athletic Conference title and an additional three TCCC titles. They made four consecutive NCAA appearances, reaching the Sweet 16 in 2006 and the second round in 2007 and 2009.
Bak also spent time as the assistant and goalkeeping coach at Salve Regina University (2010) and as the varsity assistant goalkeeper coach for the varsity boy's and girl's programs at La Salle Academy (2010). The girls' squad earned the RIIL Division I State Championship title. He is currently the director of the Elite Goalkeeper Academy, founded by fellow UNH assistant coach, Carlos Pinhancos.


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Thursday, October 31, 2013
Front Street was buzzing with ghosts, goblins, zombies, ninjas, superheroes, and many many other characters Halloween evening. Many of the merchants participated in handing out candy. The Birds of Prey was on hand to delight children with owls from the Awendaw center. The night ended with the showing of Hotel Transylvania in Rainey Park. Here are some of the sights from the annual event. You can scroll the photos on the left side of the page. Additional photos will be posted on our Facebook page and will appear in next week's Georgetown Times.
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"How does your personal life affect what you do on the air?"
"Is the NHL lockout going to end in time for a season to happen?" (Survey says: No)
"Who's going to win the BCS National Championship game, Notre Dame or Alabama?" (Consensus: Roll Tide).
The queries may have been wide-ranging, but at the Wolves Future Journalist's Media Day, students got a taste of the sports media life they hope to pursue. Following the panel discussions, credentialed participants were ushered into Wolves practice at the Triphahn Community Center and Ice Arena in Hoffman Estates, taking notes on the action, snapping photos and soaking in everything they could.
"I like how we got to interview people from every part of media – TV, radio and print," said Natalie Himmel, a senior at Dundee-Crown High School. "Talking to someone with hands-on experience, who's actually in the business, is so valuable."
"They have so much experience and they gave us great tips to take back with us and hopefully apply to what we want to do," added Dylan Kissack, another Dundee-Crown senior.
After practice ended, the students split off into groups and acted as their own media scrums in front of Wolves players Brett Sterling, Andrew Ebbett, Andrew Gordon, Zack Kassian, and Darren Haydar, as well as Wolves assistant coach Nolan Baumgartner.
For Jacob Bartelson, a senior from St. Charles North High School, the opportunity to interview professional athletes was the highlight of the day.
"Talking to the media personalities, it's not like that's something you get to do every day," he said. "But then talking to the players, that's a real-world experience you won't get anywhere else at this point. And it's fun."
Not just for the students, either. The players enjoyed the change of pace from the usual media questions they're used to.
"I had a blast. The kids asked really good questions and were involved and cared about what they were asking," Sterling said. "It's great to see. Someone asked me how it feels to give up my social life to pursue a hockey career, which was one that made me think. Someone else asked what I'd do if I wasn't playing hockey. But I don't want to think about that just yet."
As to advice for the would-be sports media types who peppered him with questions, Gordon had a tip of his own on how they can stand out from the crowd.
"As a journalist, ask different questions. Force the player to give you a different answer," he said. "Interviews can be so repetitive. Every interview you see, it's full of generic answers and clichés. People want interesting interviews. You need the standard meat-and-potatoes stuff for a story, but also think of one or two questions that force the subject out of that cliché and get a different answer. Make them really think. Even if they stumble a little bit, it's ok, because at least it's something different."


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In the "Sadie Hawkins" episode of Glee, the kids did a version of Sir Mix-a-Lot's iconic "Baby Got Back." Except it wasn't just any version of "Baby Got Back." It wasn't even their version. It was, seemingly, a cover of a cover; Glee covering Jonathan Coulton covering Sir Mixalot.
Coulton's arrangement is decidedly different from Sir Mixalot's, a unique arrangement that's all his own. So when Glee covered the song on the recent episode, it was obvious to Coulton himself – and any Coulton fan – where the arrangement came from. The versions were so similar, the Glee version included Coulton's line "Johnny C's in trouble." In the original, it says "Mix-A-Lot's in trouble." FOX later dropped that line from the Glee performance.
Coulton wrote on his blog:
Well, they aired it, seemingly unchanged. And it's now for sale in the US iTunes store. They also got in touch with my peeps to basically say that they're within their legal rights to do this, and that I should be happy for the exposure (even though they do not credit me, and have not even publicly acknowledged that it's my version – so you know, it's kind of SECRET exposure)
How kind of FOX to give Coulton exposure like that. You know, the kind of exposure that comes when you rip off someone's melody and don't give him credit. That would be zero exposure. Until Coulton and his fans took to twitter to make people aware of what happened, no one but Coulton's loyal fans were even aware the tv show had just stolen from an artist without care.
Coulton then took to Wired to talk about his side of the story.
"I've thought a lot about what satisfaction I can possibly get out of this situation and I'm not sure yet what the answer is," said Coulton. "I'm still looking into what I consider to be a very real possibility that they used the audio tracks… That would be a pretty cut and dry violation. You can't just use somebody's audio without their permission. If they did, there's not much question that they're violated my copyright, as I understand the law. There's still a chapter yet to come."
It's not the covering of the original song that's at issue. It's the arrangement. Coulton wrote that music himself and that is so obviously the version the Glee staff used. You can argue copyright law all you want, but in the end this is not an issue about law, but one about credit and attribution. Glee has been accused of doing this before and now that the "Baby Got Back" story is out, other artists are coming forward to say the same thing has happened to them.
DJ Earworm, a.k.a. the San Francisco-based mashup artist Jordan Roseman, pointed out that a 2012 Glee cover of R. Kelly's "I Believe I Can Fly" similarly appeared to be lifted from his arrangement of the song, as did singer/songwriter Greg Laswell, who told The Hollywood Reporter in 2011 that his version of Cyndi Lauper's "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" also appeared to have been used without permission on the Fox show.
Coulton may not have any legal recourse here, but there is an ethical question at issue that FOX must answer. Is it right to use an artist's work and then say he should be glad for the exposure? Think about someone taking a photograph and using it as part of a larger work without giving any credit. It woudn't matter if that photograph was taken at the same place as, say, an Ansel Adams photo, but framed in a different way. Derivative or not, it is the photographer's own work and the fact that it's a copy of a previous work – a differently framed and processed copy – in no way gives someone the right to use that photo without credit, even if they credit Adams for the original idea.
That is exactly what's happening here. Coulton's "Baby Got Back" is not his own song, but his own interpretation of the song with music he created. For FOX to not care that they are taking someone else's work and calling it their own or, worse, to acknowledge it is someone else's work but dismiss his right to be credited, is unethical and underhanded.
Glee makes its living off of covers. If it weren't for the work of other artists, the show wouldn't even exist. That they are stealing – yes, stealing – works from other artists does not speak well for the creative team of the show nor of the ethical or moral concerns of FOX and everyone involved with choice to air the song uncredited.
FOX needs to do the right thing and at least retroactively give Coulton credit for his arrangement.
Meanwhile, Coulton has already done the right thing:
I've released this track as a single – it should be on iTunes, Amazon, and Google Play eventually if it's not already. It's a cover of Glee's cover of my cover of Sir Mix-a-Lot's song, which is to say it's EXACTLY THE SAME as my original version. I'm releasing this under the same Harry Fox license I used for the 2005 release, so Mix will get all the royalties due to him. I'll donate the proceeds from all sales that happen between now and the end of February to two charities: The VH1 Save the Music Foundation, and The It Gets Better Project.
Let's see if FOX follows suit and does something to save face here.
While you are at iTunes purchasing Coulton's versions of the tune, look into his other work if you are not familiar with him. It would be a disservice to his broad talents if anyone were to just know him as "that guy that did 'Baby Got Back.'"
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Something sucks in our system when high paid law years get 500 bucks an hour to fight while people die! Of course, the parties could consider the public good and find a way to merge their knowledge to split profits and sell the product. But, that means lower attorney fees and a win win is not what people are wanting when they hire these firms.
Are these people for real? Is patent more important than human lives? Did the good Judge explore accounts of profits option? Duh?
Judge Sleet, Regina Murphy, jack blumanthal, and the CEO of Edwards should have to call each heart patient and personally explain how the "public interest" in patent rights trumps the public interest in saving lives. How do these people sleep?? I like money as much as the next person, but are there no limits on greed?
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From a business point of view it would make more sense to try and satisfy the original elder scrolls fanbase. Even though they overlap with the MMO crowd, MMO games are NOT doing well at all lately. It would be less of a risk to make an online version of Skyrim than to try and make an MMO.
MMO players find the littlest thing wrong with a title and shun it off, they grow tried eating the same crap over and over. The market is flooded and unless this game is SUPER-UBER GREAT it's doomed to fail (or at least float along the surface in a make shift F2P version barely making enough money to pay the skeleton crew).
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"Imagination is more important than knowledge." Albert Einstein
I agree with most points - but the 'hunger' for the utter garbage that is FFA-OW-PVP is wrong - it's a niche demand by overly-vocal pond dwellers who list their interests as ganking and corpse jumping.
I would love to have OW-PVP - but with a strong consequences system which really laid the boot in when people kicked the arse out of it.
Yet to see such the thing though...
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"Imagination is more important than knowledge." Albert Einstein
Originally posted by sapphen
Agreed - and the 2/3 closed world model is PRECISELY what ES fans hate - they like freedom.
Unless a rapid U-turn is done on this it is going to have a very, very negative impact on the game.
There are pretty straighforward ways to modify the game to give players access to the whole world with one toon.
One or the other of them should be put in NOW - and an announcement to that effect made.
Have a 'flag' system where you 'declare' for your side in the struggle and only then get locked down so you can level in other areas.
Then have a 'spying, disguise and covert mission' enemy zone access system - for the price of a disguise kit or a 'smuggling' system which allows you to take a trade caravan to locations within enemy territory (such as dungeons etc.) so these can be accessed and enjoyed by all.
It is after all a contest for the throne, not an invasion of sovereign territory of any particular race - so there can be 'rules of engagement' agreed by the different factions to preserve the intergrity of their home territories.
Well within the bounds of reasonable possibility in my opinion - indeed - it would be NECESSARY to keep the fight restricted to one area. Otherwise raids and attritional attacks on enemy home turf would be one of the preferred and essential tactics - to weaken the military capability of the enemy army in Cyrodil.
The way it is right now - it is ridiculous - programming such a big and varied eye-candy world and then forncing non-alt junkies to restrict themseves to 33% of it.
Very, very ill considered...
Originally posted by Caliburn101
Its been tried, and tried, and tried... Each new system was supposed to "fix" the problems caused by the Goonie types. But the reality is that they are VERY creative when it comes to finding loop holes, exploits and work arounds to any system thats been created. These people get their jollies from ruining other gamers play experience. It always ends up in an arms race between the Dev's and the Goonies.
Look at the evolution of Concord in EVE online, and the high sec ROE, as just one example of that on going process,
Originally posted by ZigZags
I have to agree with this completely, they are the same player base.
If you were reading the World of Warcraft forums back when Skyrim was released, the amount of "arrow to the knee" jokes over there was out of control, and even the CM's got into it a bit. Lots of "Fus Roh Dah" going on too. The initial excitement surrounding Skyrim's release was evident from a fairly large chunk of themepark mmo gamers who have an online presence. People who like the typical MMO type experience also enjoy what the Elder Scrolls games offer, even if it's a very different type of rpg experience.
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Originally posted by Caliburn101
Hire this man! But seriously, vocal minorities ruin games left and right these days.
Currently Playing: ESO and FFXIV
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I think the point of making a world "open world' pvp ready, applies to making great PVE worlds, no one likes being ran along the instanced zone chain!
also I saw someone comment that these "mega servers" will with different "shards" withen will encourage players to find other random players, friends not included, but what it actually does it make it so you might see Billy bob one time once you start, but when you both log in the next day there is almost zero chance of meeting Billy bob in the world again.
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Originally posted by Aeonblades
Asheron's Calls open world, and has a PVP server, what discourages ganking is actual communites with benefits that create strong allegiances!
As for corpse jumping, AC has a simple mechanic, after death you are sent to your lifestone, and you are invulnerable till you take action, you are also Non-PK for a limited time ( 5 minutes I believe ), which makes it so you can grab your corpse and procede on.
AC also had good death mechanics check them out, should be in every game
Originally posted by ibn_Cartwell
"Good"? Compared to what? ^^ I played AC for two years near launch. It was a fun game for its time, but I've no interest what so ever in going back to corpse runs, lost items and all of the rest that goes with it.
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Gaming should be about fun, not gender equality.
This game is fail for a simple reason. Elder Scrolls game has always been about freedom and this game simply is not. It boxes you into one of three factions and there is nothing you can do to switch factions.
Basically this game will be another linear ThemePark which funnels you from zone to zone and PvP in a separate zone. Completely against the open ended philosophy which is used in most Elder Scrolls game. Epic fail.
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"Had to be me. Someone else might have gotten it wrong." - Mordin Solus
Just by making it a theme park they are so out of touch. You don't make an Elder Scrolls mmo for the casual mmo player you make it a mmo for Elder Scrolls fans. Once again, all about profit and less about quality.
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Originally posted by Wraithone
Read the quotes...good compared to the FFA-OW-PVP being spoken about...the game had a death penalty that was an ACTUAL penalty, not this barely slap on the wrist there is today. It gives more meaning to the fight than, its ok if I die because I can just come right back and die again x10000 and it wont cost me much of anything but time spent.
"I hope we shall crush...in its birth the aristocracy of our moneyed corporations, which dare already to challenge our government to a trial of strength and bid defiance to the laws of our country." ~Thomes Jefferson
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I understand the fear of PVE players getting KOS all the time in a open world free pvp game. But this would be easy to fix, just by installing hard penalties for murder, such as getting flagged and marked as a penaltyfree kill with the option to drop loot und loose a greater amount of experience, maybe also the threat of deleveling. Lineage 2 is doing it that way and its awesome. Its the most exciting mmo ever made and it has no zoning at all. Just free and open and addictive, exactly what a mmo should be.
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Originally posted by silent-jones
I would like to see the guards throw murderous players in jail for 6-12 hours (real time). You can still log in but you're character is stuck inside a small cell or prison yard with other players/npcs as inmates. Sentencing depends on how frequent of a violator and could be up to a week in jail.I also think they shouldn't make it easy to kill someone. Have an unconscious state that you can defeat someone and walk away without a huge penalty.
Originally posted by jtcgs
As I mentioned, I played the game for around two years at launch... I'm rather familiar with the death penalty system... ^^
I also stated that I'd have NO interest what so ever in going back to that type of system. Why? Because I do not need anything like that type of system, and it ISN'T fun *to me*.
I'm in these games for the entertainment, not for some sense of "challenge". There is a fine line between challenging, and frustrating, and unfortunately all too many Dev's don't seem to understand the difference. I can *tolerate* a game that is challenging. I have rather little patience for ones that are frustrating.
As for cost, even in a game like WoW, if you try zerging something, in even semi decent gear, its going to cost you quite a bit of gold. Unless you actually like running mindless dailies over and over and over, you don't do that.
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Iam totaly done with Fantasy themeparks - they offer nothing what we dint played in the last decade.
PvP will be alot like GW2 - Arcade pvp where each day is the same - take this lose that take this lose that rinse and repeat for god knows how long.
Heared that Archeage might not be much diffrent and i realy hoped a epic sandbox came out soonish.
CBA with it anymore after all the copy pasting mmo's of the last decade.
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Look, yet another "this game will fail because I DON'T LIKE the path it's going" post. The amount of self-righteousness in these boards is just mind-boggling.
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It is easier to Fight for Principles then it is to Live up to them.
Originally posted by ZigZags
Spoken like a saint. You are the man Zigzags, and I agree the developers are completly out of touch now a days in general for "ALL" MMO's
Actions speak louder then words, and their actions say They are only interested in making a quick buck and then grabbing that money too fund their next project. I understand games were always made for profit and money, but back in the day I remember Developers made MMO's in the spirit of gaming itself, they loved to game and roleplay. I believe this generation of Developers are out of touch with everything, including the gamers as well. I am a musician, vocalist and artist in real life, and I've always believed that an artists work will best show in his hard work, and from what I've seen for the past 5 years in most of these MMO's is that there isn't very much creativity at all, just a bunch of formula's from other peoples idea's plastered into something new to make a quick buck. This isn't something that has just happened it's been going on for almost over 8 years now.
A lot of the adults who used to play MMO's don't anymore, because the MMO's have become more like action games over roleplaying games. Not to mention how easy things are and how everything is handed out for doing nothing.
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Originally posted by ZigZags
you know you can do those:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=1_Fr6VF_1LA#t=484s ?
(which would be your "at 8:04" link)
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It is easier to Fight for Principles then it is to Live up to them.
Originally posted by Shodanas
Although I don't agree with everything he stated as well, You sound kind of like a Bigot, because These boards are used to discuss each others opinions on things and have an intellectual disscussion between others who have differn't points of veiw. It's just someones opinion. If he was being self-rightous he would be swearing at people and calling them names simply because he didn't agree with them (which he isn't doing)
He is simply discusssing something with other people to see and to try to understand other peoples point of veiw. Maybe you should actually read what he has to say instead of labling people here 'Self Righteous" just for having a voice. He even listed his points with positive idea's. Which is good.


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Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Montana
Peoples of Africa (U)
Social Change (UG)
Population and Culture (U)
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Kimber Haddix McKay is a cultural anthropologist who specializes in demography and applied medical anthropology. Her research focuses on the interplay between marriage systems and fertility, and on demographic patterns in African and South Asian societies. She is also interested in the ways in which anthropology can be useful in fields outside of academia, and has worked both full time and as a consulting anthropologist designing studies of health conditions and evolving attitudes toward health and treatment of illness in remote areas of Nepal and Uganda. She has assisted in the design of locally appropriate development schemes aimed at improving health conditions, particularly in the use of sustainable energy technologies (solar photo voltaic, pico- and micro-hydroelectric systems) and in public health-related interventions such as latrine design, improved/smokeless cookstoves, lighting schemes, community based health training, and drama programs with specific health-related messages.
University of California, Berkeley
Post-doctoral Fellow in Demographic Anthropology 1998-2000
University of California, Davis
Ph.D. Anthropology 1998
M.A. Anthropology 1994
Mount Holyoke College
B.A. Anthropology and Philosophy of Science 1990
Field of Study
Demographic anthropology, applied medical anthropology, international development, human evolutionary ecology.
Selected Publications
2007 Haddix McKay, K., Zahnd, A., Sanders, C. and Nepali, G.
Responses to innovation in an insecure environment in rural Nepal, Mountain Research and Development, 27(4): 302–307.
2007 Zahnd, A. and McKay, K.H.
Quatre piliers pour un développement holistique, Traces 24(12): 7-9.
2007 Zahnd, A. and McKay, K.H.
Eclairage sur mesure au Népal, Traces 24(12): 11-13.
2007 Pickering A. and Haddix McKay, K.
Old and new barriers to family planning in Humla, Nepal: How the urban/rural divide has widened, Contributions to Nepalese Studies, 34(1): 229-245.
2008 Zahnd, A. and McKay, K.H.
A mountain to climb? How pico-hydro helps rural development in the Himalayas, Renewable Energy World, 11(2): 118-123. http://www.renewableenergyworld.com/rea/news/reworld/story?id=52026
2009 Zahnd, A. and McKay, K.H.
Benefits from a renewable energy village electrification system, Renewable Energy, 34:362-368.
2010 McKay, K.H.
Socio-Cultural Dimensions of Cluster vs. Single Home Photovoltaic Solar Energy Systems in Rural Nepal Sustainability, 2010(2): 494-504. http://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/2/2/494/pdf.
2012 Sanders, C. and McKay K.H.
Love is Cheap: Democratic Rise of Love Marriage among Hindu Maoists in Nepal. Anthropology News, http://www.anthropology-news.org/index.php/2012/04/02/love-is-cheap/.
2013 Sanders, C. and McKay K.H.
The Search for "Strong Medicine": Pathways to healthcare development in remote Nepal using GIS,Technology and Innovation, 15(2):125-129.
2013 McKay, K.H., and Sanders, C.
The Dual Collective Action Problem Facing a Pit Latrine Program in Nepal, Proceedings, The 3rd World Sustainability Forum, pp. 1-10, http://www.sciforum.net/conference/wsf3.
2014 Sanders, C. and McKay K.H.
Where Have All the Young Men Gone? Social Fragmentation during Rapid Neoliberal Development in Nepal's Himalayas, Human Organization, 17(1):25-37.
2001 Haddix, K.
Leaving your wife and your brothers: When polyandrous marriages fall apart, Evolution and Human Behavior, 22(1):47-61.
2002 Haddix McKay, K.
Health needs in two ethnic communities of Northwestern Nepal, Contributions to Nepalese Studies, 29(2): 241-273.
2003 Haddix McKay, K.
Challenges to health care access in Maoist Nepal, Himalaya, XXII(2): 43-46.
2004 Tanner, R., Brown, P., Freimund, W. and Haddix McKay, K.
Transfrontier conservation areas of Southern Africa and international law in the context of community involvement. Journal of South African Environmental Law and Policy, 11: 167-182.
2006 Fissel, A. and Haddix McKay, K.
Action! Why people engaged in the fight against HIV/AIDS should take note of traditional healer organizations in Uganda, Practicing Anthropology, 28(4): 22-25.
Specialized Skills
Demographic anthropology, applied medical anthropology, international development.
Professional Experience
1997– present, anthropological consultant to The ISIS Foundation, conducting baseline and longitudinal studies of rural health care conditions in Humla District, Nepal and Nakaseke District, Uganda; currently Research, Monitoring and Evaluation Director for The ISIS Foundation
2001-2002 Country Manager, Nepal—The ISIS Foundation. Project director and manager and lead researcher on various health-related development projects in both Nepal and Uganda (on leave from University of Montana)
2000-present Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Montana
1998-2000 Andrew Mellon post-doctoral fellow in demographic anthropology, University of California at Berkeley, Program in Population Research, under the supervision of Gene Hammel
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While women in their teens and 20s have long been the target of skin-cancer awareness campaigns, the American Academy of Dermatology has been stepping up efforts to reach out to men age 50 and older.
Growing older brings an increase in health concerns, including cancer. In fact, dermatologists warn that men older than 50 have an increased risk of developing melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer.
In research at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, two studies found alarming trends for men.
A study of 167 patients diagnosed with melanoma over a five-year period examined which groups of patients were most and least likely to detect their own melanomas before being evaluated by a dermatologist. Men 50 or older were more likely to be diagnosed with invasive melanoma by a dermatologist than women in the same age group or men and women in younger age groups.
Another study surveyed 478 adults who sought a skin-cancer screening by a dermatologist to determine if an individual's age or gender played a role in seeking a skin exam. The study found that the primary reason men 50 years or older sought a skin-cancer screening was due to a previous skin-cancer diagnosis (64.6 percent).
This group was less likely than all other patients to seek a skin-cancer screening because of a particular spot they were concerned might be skin cancer (11 percent vs. 22.5 percent). It's a trend that Dr. Marguerite Germain of Germain Dermatology sees in her practice.
"As the study says, in my practice, I find that older men are much less likely to get a suspicious mole checked. They do not point things out to me on exam. If something is unusual and needs excision or biopsy, I am the one that usually finds it," says Germain, adding that most older men come into her office "because their wives told them" to.
"With respect to melanoma, because of this lack of attention to their moles, men 50 years or older are more likely to be diagnosed with invasive melanoma than women in the same age group or men or women in younger age groups," she says.
"Therefore, these older men are more likely to die of melanoma because of delayed diagnosis."
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Chattanooga Wrestling Postmatch Quotes
Iowa & Cumberland at Chattanooga
Maclellan Gym - Chattanooga, Tenn.
Friday - Nov. 16, 2012
Head Coach Heath Eslinger
Thoughts on how your team fought in tonight's match:
"I think we left some on the table tonight and you never want to do that. But they're a great team, I guess if we're realistic that's what they were supposed to do to us but it's just not what we want to accept. We do not train to get beat we train to win and that's the bottom line. I don't care who it is I don't like it and its frustrating."
Is this experience for your team to build on in the future?
"I think we saw some areas where we need to get better. The last three weeks of competition really provided us an education in areas we need to work on and now we have three or four weeks to actually get back in the practice room and get better. We have great kids on this team right now that I believe will bounce back and we'll move forward."
How excited are you for Niko and Alex to get a win?
"I am excited but I expected them to win. I thought we could win at 174 and I thought we could win at 125. If you want to be a national champion you have to beat the national champion. And I want guys that want to be national champions. I think we have them and I think we might have settled a little bit tonight."
Thoughts on Nick Soto's match:
"I was surprised. I think he relaxed I don't think he knew he was in as much danger as he was and he needs to fix that. I was definitely shocked by that. We're his coaches so we have to help him fix that and find a way for him to work through it."
Thoughts on the big crowd in Maclellan Gym tonight:
"I want to give a big thanks to the community for coming out we had a big crowd tonight. I hope people will come back out when we wrestle Illinois and when we wrestle our conference schedule. This was a great day though."


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The Baltimore Orioles' secret weapon from last season? Chris Davis.
Davis led the team in homers (33) and RBIs (85) while playing both corner outfield positions as well as first base and DH. He did all of that while making $488,000.
And he has picked up this season right where he left off in 2012. Davis has homered and drove in at least three runs in each of Baltimore's four games, including an eighth-inning grand slam Friday that broke a 5-5 tie. His 19 RBIs—he had five more in Friday's win—are nine more than any other player in the majors, and he already has equaled or surpassed the run production of 16 of the majors' 30 teams this season.
"I've seen a lot of guys hit the ball well against us in a three-game series. That's the most locked in I've ever seen anybody," Tampa Bay Rays third baseman Evan Longoria told The Baltimore Sun after Davis abused his team's pitching staff in the season-opening series.
Davis got a nice salary bump — he avoided arbitration by agreeing to a $3.3 million salary for 2013—but remains one of the majors' best bargains. Not bad for a guy who the Texas Rangers had all but given up on when they dealt him to the Orioles at the trade deadline in 2011.
"There were times when it was really hard to go out on a baseball field and grind out four at-bats. But you learn from that," Davis told The Baltimore Sun. "You remember that. And it keeps you humble. That's one of the big things in this game. You can be as hot as wildfire one minute and cold as ice the next minute. You've just got to ride out the highs and grind out the lows."
These certainly are the highs. The lefthanded-hitting Davis has a permanent spot in the field (first base) and in one of the majors' hottest-hitting young lineups. And he is just entering his prime at age 27.
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Oct. 30, 2013. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the "Crime" tab.
Hope McKevie — drug paraphernalia bench warrant, assault and battery third degree
Stevie Brown — disorderly conduct/gross intoxication
Harold Gault Jr. — pointing and presenting a firearm at a person
Wesley Turner — disorderly conduct/gross intoxication, drugs prohibited acts (B)
James Creech Jr. — possession of a stolen vehicle value $1,000 or more, fraudulent check bench warrant, hold per fax for Barnwell County family court bench warrant
Jason Prescott — breach of trust with fraudulent intent less than $1,000 three counts
Ernest Buff IV — disorderly conduct/gross intoxication sentence, threatening a public official sentence
Charlisa Chisolm — disorderly conduct
Latola Atkerson — failure to pay child support two counts
Jason Fincher — failure to pay child support
Ricky Frazier — failure to pay child support
Kelvin Williams — filing of a false police report (felony)
Crystal Smith Kohler — shoplifting $1,000 or less, assault and battery third degree bench warrant
Marie Chaney — shoplifting $1,000 or less
Jordan Sapp — possession of narcotic in schedule I (B), (C), LSD and schedule II first offense
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XGPS150 Bluetooth GPS receiver gives you full GPS on your Wi-Fi only iPad or iPod touch
The XGPS150 Bluetooth GPS receiver gives you full GPS on your Wi-Fi only iPad or iPod touch. Since no cellular radio means no GPS in Apple's product line, this is a way to use your iPad Wi-Fi or iPod touch for ap
If you have a WiFi only iPad or iPod touch, which does not have GPS and you want to use it for navigation; with this little accessory you can. It is basically a Bluetooth GPS receiver that can be paired with your device of choice and it then sends accurate GPS location data to any app that can use it.
One of the big decisions when buying an iPad is always should you pay the extra for a 3G model with GPS. If you only need the GPS there is now another option. Of course, the GPS receiver will only work with apps that store the map data on your device; such as TomTom, Navigon, Co-Pilot Live etc. Other apps like Google Maps would still require a data connection as they stream the maps over a data connection.
The receiver comes with a rechargeable battery that lasts up top 8.5 hours, a 12v car charger, non slip car mounting mat and strap to attach to a bag or armband. The XGPS150 costs $99 and has a free app which allows you to see detailed information on your location, number of satellites and signal strength of each.
Would you consider using an accessory like this? Let us know in the comments!
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XGPS150 Bluetooth GPS receiver gives you full GPS on your Wi-Fi only iPad or iPod touch
For $99 I'll just buy a base level tomtom or garmin. Def should be under $50.
Yeah, what they (above) said. I bought a nice TomTom that works great for $85. And using it doesn't deplete the battery on my other devices like this would. Why sacrifice iPad battery when a standalone GPS unit works great for less cash?
Its great that this is available and works... but another little gadget to have to carry around and charge... no thanks. I'd rather just pay the extra and have it all internal hardware. Question though, if anyone knows... if you stop paying for 3g service on your ipad2 does the gps still work? or does it NEED 3g data to work?
I always buy the 3G ipa to have GPS but don't turn on my data plan - in fact, I normally have cellular data disabled, and GPS works great - they are totally independent.
How good is the GPS in it? Is it as weak as the GPS in the iPhone and other cellphones or are we talking on the scale of a TomTom or Garmin unit?
So it costs just as much as the price difference between WiFi and 3G iPad? Perhaps they could've thrown in a full blown 3G radio at the same time?
No thanks!
Max price s/b $60. I'll buy it at that price point. I have no need for a data ( 3G) device. I am a senior and do RV a bit. It would be great to GPS on my Ipad (1) for navigation without a data subscription.
It's always seemed odd to me that iOS doesn't support bluetooth GPS receivers. Does this mean they will do, or only this one, or what? I don't understand why they should do this and not support the standard serial interface. I always wanted this for my iPhone 3G as I had a bluetooth GPS device that was radically more accurate. Thankfully the iPhone 4 works pretty well.
So to sum up, what does this mean for bluetooth GPS support on iOS?
I don't have the device to test however there are a few reviews like those below that confirm it does indeed work with an iPad and they also claim that it is Apple Certified!
to Muero: I have an iPad-1, Wifi, 64GB model. Latest Apple stock OS.
I also have an BadElf GPS device that's Apple certified and plugs into the iPad charging port.
With this set-up, I can use the built-in map app when a wifi connection is available, or any one of the several GPS apps that install a full set of maps installed to the iPad. My preferred app is Navigon. If that did optimized routing and custom POIs - it would be everything my Garmin Nuvi is.
I think the TomTom app is supposed to be able to do all that.
A dedicated GPS like Garmin or Tom Tom with much better features are cheaper and easier to operate. Sticking two devices on a car is definitely not the wisest thing to do.
Too expensive for extra piece of electronic item on the dashboard that doesn't work as well as a genuine GPS.
I would like to know if the XGPS 150 Bluetooth will work on an Ipad 2 that has the CoPilot HD North America app installed. The Ipad has only WiFi.
The people at CoPilot said it would not work, but this article indicates that it will. I need enlightenment before I purchase the XGPS 150, only to find out that it won't work. Thx.
What is your experience: Will the XGPS 150 Bluetooth unit work on an Ipad 2 (with only WiFi, not 3G).
I have the CoPilot Live North America app installed on the Ipad2. I want to buy the XGPS150, but I would like some assurance from someone who actually can verify that they are compatible; that is, XGPS150 with Copilot HD on an Ipad2 that has only Wifi.
I just got the xgps150 on a iPad 2 wifi only. Works great with copilot live (iPhone version) I am still looking for something I can use in Europe . So far I am very pleased with the xgps150 really cool and the price is good too for what you get. IMO
Awesome things here. I'm very happy to peer your post. Thanks so much and I'm looking forward to touch you. Will you kindly drop me a mail?
Just as a quick warning with ios6 beta..... This device will pair with ios 6 and will continuously update your lat, long position in the Dual electronics app. It will not however do so in the built in maps app or others I have tested such as waze. Instead it will load an accurate initial position which does not update as I drive around. I hope this is just an issue with a beta and not a change in the way location information is used that will keep this device from being useful.
I just purchased the XGPS150A specifically to use my Ipad with the Navigon app as a car navigation system. Ipad connects to device but app does NOT WORK, no GPS signal. Am I doing something wrong? the seller specifically mentions that it works with Navigon app on Ipad!!!!!!!
Can anone help, PLease?


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Federal regulations require that all J-1 exchange visitors and J-2 dependents have health insurance that meets specified minimum requirements. Coverage must run for the duration of the exchange visitor's program in the U.S. [22 CFR 62.14]
It is important to understand that failure to maintain insurance coverage, as detailed below, is a violation of U.S. government regulations that results in immediate termination of exchange visitor status.
Insurance policies backed by the full faith and credit of the exchange visitor's government will also be considered to meet the insurance requirements.
NYU's employee health insurance plans meet all federal requirements except payment for repatriation and medical evacuation. Therefore, all J-1 exchange visitors and J-2 accompanying dependents must purchase a supplementary policy that will bring their full health coverage up to minimum federal requirements. Consult International Scholar Services for more information on supplementary policies.
For information about NYU employee benefits and health insurance plans, visit the NYU Faculty website and click on the Benefits tab.
Adjunct faculty should go to the NYU Adjunct Faculty website to see what the collective bargaining agreement says about your eligibility for health insurance and when you will have the opportunity to enroll in the plan if you are eligible for it.
You will need to purchase your own health insurance policy for your visit to the United States in J-1 status. Any J-2 dependents will also be required to purchase adequate health insurance. All J-1 exchange visitors must verify (by signing the scholar registration sheet) that they (and any dependents) understand and will be in compliance with the health insurance requirements for the duration of their program. For a list of health insurance providers, please visit NAFSA's resource library.


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Courses: Intermediate Spanish (SPANH101B01)
Spring 2012
Review of conversational skills and grammar and development of writing abilities. Literature readings are combined with materials from magazines, newspapers, and films from Spain and Spanish America. The course meets for five hours a week: three hours (3) with the instructor and two (2) hours in mandatory tutorial sections
Prerequisites: Span 002, placement, or consent.
Fulfills: HU III Limit:18
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Poetry Friday!
Welcome to Poetry Friday! It's my first time hosting, but I think after some initial scufflawing in the sandbox, Mr. Linky and I are now friends...
So... first some poetry and then the round-up!
There's this story that says during the Ming Dynasty, the scholar-official Zhao Mengfu wanted to take a concubine and wrote a poem to gauge his wife's reaction:
I'm a scholar-official
and you are the official wife.
Haven't you ever heard that scholar-official Wang had Peach Leaf and Peach Root,
Scholar-official Su had Morning Clouds and Evening Clouds?
Even if I marry a few beauties from Wu and Yue--it wouldn't be too much
since you're already over forty.
You'll still control Spring in the Jade Hall.
Zhao's wife, Guan Daosheng, wrote this poem in response:
You and I
have too much passion.
Where the passion is, is hot like fire
I knead a piece of clay into a you
and a me
then smash them
and mix them with water.
Again I knead it into a you
then a me.
There is you in my clay,
and me in your clay.
I'll share your quilt while we live
and your coffin after death.
He didn't take a concubine.
Both poems are from The Anchor Book of Chinese Poetry: From Ancient to Contemporary, The Full 3000-Year Tradition ed. Tony Barnstone and Chou Ping
Leave your Poetry Friday links below!


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EPP305 - Policy, Schooling and Society
Unit details
|2015 unit information
|Offering information:
* Offered at Waurn Ponds (Geelong) from 2016 for E377 students
|Enrolment modes:
Trimester 1: Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong)*
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|Cohort rule:
Students must be enrolled in course E377, D347 or D351.
D347 students must have completed or are completing their Secondary Curriculum Studies A for their 1st teaching method area.
D351 students must have completed or are completing their Secondary Curriculum Studies 2A for their 2nd teaching method area.
|Unit chair:
|J Campbell
Students must have passed three units in EPP101, EPP102, EPP203, EPP207, EPP304
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|Contact hours:
1 x 1 hour Class per week, 1 x 2 hour Seminar per week.
Practicum: Students will be required to attend a 10 day teaching practicum.
This is the fifth of the six units in the education studies major. This unit aims to engage students in the larger discourses of education policy as lived out in the school environment. The students will explore and critique how schools respond to public policy initiatives and community and societal demands and profiles. The students will engage with theoretical understandings from the political, economic and social domains.The contact hours for this unit are interspersed throughout the trimester to accommodate in-depth and contextualised discussion of the policy agenda and environment.
This unit includes 10 days professional experience - 2 days per week for 5 weeks in the same secondary setting as Trimester 1. During these days the preservice teacher will:
- teach lessons for a class at junior and/or senior levels of the school in both methods [one method for Arts (D347)] for a total of 2 lessons per day
- observe 2 lessons per day (one in each method where two methods taken) and other areas
- attend meetings, be involved in yard duty, school activities and any opportunities for engagement with the broader school community
- attend a School Council meeting where possible
- keep a journal (electronic and/or hardcopy) in which evidence of their planning, observations, collected documents, participation in school activities and reflections are kept. Pre-service teachers will be expected to share their journal with their supervising teachers and appropriate University teaching staff.
Teacher case study 50% 1500 words.
Student case study 50% 1500 words.
Hurdle Requirement: Assessing the professional experience
For students enrolled in School of Education courses, the professional experience component is assessed primarily by the class-based teacher who advises the Unit Chair. Satisfactory completion of the Professional Experience component is compulsory in order for the student to progress.
Unit Fee Information
|Student Contribution Rate*
|Student Contribution Rate**
|Fee rate - Domestic Students
|Fee rate - International students
* Rate for all CSP students, except for those who commenced Education and Nursing units pre 2010
** Rate for CSP students who commenced Education and Nursing units pre 2010
Please note: Unit fees listed do not apply to Deakin Prime students.