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Why I'm rage-quitting Skype for iPhone and considering doing the same on the Mac!
Stop me if you've been driven mad by this before — you launch Skype on an iPhone, iPad, Mac, or some other device you haven't launched it on in a while, and for the next few minutes, if not hours, you're pummeled by notifications going off for messages you've long since seen and conversations you've long since forgotten. Today I opened Skype on my MacBook Air for the first time in 3 or 4 days, and the beeps and bounces went on for over an hour, and now, almost 8 hours later, another batch just popped up. It's even worse on iOS. I haven't launched Skype on my iPhone for long enough that I'm afraid to ever launch it again. That's not only shameful for a company as big as Microsoft and a product as important as Skype, it's inexcusable. And it's only one of many problems...
We use Skype as our primary communications system here at Mobile Nations — no, we can't switch to Hangouts because it's not cross-platform — and that means we have a lot of people we contact frequently, and a lot of semi-permanent group calls and messages we send. Favorite them just perfectly on one machine and know what you get? Absolutely nothing on any other machine. Message sync might be broken, but at least it exists. Not so Favorites sync.
It's not just sync that's silly about Skype either, it's basic interface. I co-host a podcast called Iterate. On the show we interview some of the best app designers in the business, and you know what? Almost none of them can find the do-not-disturb toggle on the Skype interface when we ask them to turn it on. These people create interface for a living, and many have used Skype for years, and that basic bit of functionality is rendered opaque even to them. (It's so frustrating we've actually made a mini-game out of it — stump the designer!)
That's after we have to explain to most guests that Skype has its own audio input selector in Preferences, distinct from the OS-level one in System preferences, and they have to select their mic in both for it not to pick up their built-in instead and ruin the show with fan noise. While I'm sure there are use-cases for alternate audio settings, they're not mainstream ones.
Then there's the problem with different devices showing different availability states. And what's worse — wait for it! — availability sync is broken as well. If you do somehow manage to find the do-no-disturb selector and enable it, another device can wake up, connect, and revert it to "online" mode, so notification noises you wanted to avoid end up ruining your recording anyway.
Same for contact requests and even calls coming in — they show up on one device but not the one you're actually using at the time.
Every day, every show, it's inevitable that someone will wonder out loud how Skype can still have so many issues. We still use it because, annoying as it is, other solutions are just-as if not more annoying. But that doesn't make it okay.
When I started searching for ways to work around some of the problems, I found this, from July of 2013, on the Skype Community:
We have identified some shortcomings in multi-device usage like the ones you described and already started working on addressing these. As you probably understand this requires all involved Skype clients to be updated to work together so it might take a while until you will see the improved experience on your end. But rest assured we are already on it.
It's great that they're working on it, but if it took Skype until July of 2013 simply to realize we now live in a multi-device world, that's decidedly not great. That it's now February 2014 and that too-long-in-coming revelation still hasn't led to any tangible improvements is terrible.
When an app enabled more pain than productivity, when you start to question if it's really worth using it at all anymore, that's a problem. And right now, that's Skype's problem.
Is it just me? Is it a podcaster thing? Is it my desire to impose my expectations upon others? Or am I right — is Skype simply failing to adapt to the multi-device age, and failing to provide the level of service modern users deserve?
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Why I'm rage-quitting Skype for iPhone and considering doing the same on the Mac!
And, 10 hours later, another conversation just popped up. Sigh.
Can you be more specific on "Hangouts is not cross platform". http://www.google.com/+/learnmore/hangouts/
It works on Mac OS, iOS, Android, Linux, Chrome OS, and Windows. What other OS's are you having a hard time getting on hangouts?
From my experience, Hangout sucks. I work remotely with a team of three other people, and one person with a relatively new MacBook Air constantly has issues with getting his camera working with it. Plus there is its annoying habit of deciding when to mute or unmute you, which wouldn't be so bad if there was a way to switch it back without being focused in the Hangout window.
In fact, we have gotten so fed up with Hangouts that we are moving TO Skype. One person is going to get a premium account, which will allow us to duplicate most of what we use Hangouts for.
Well, Windows Phone and Blackberry doesn't have support. :)
Well to be fair, no company should spend a second developing for Blackberry. And Microsoft doesn't even support Windows Phone. 18 months it has been since it has seen a major update, and it was already in last place. Microsoft isn't doing itself any favors with that OS.
In the last year, my Lumia 800 has received no less than three relatively large updates. We aren't talking "reinvent the wheel" releases like iOS 7 or whatever the version of Android Kit Kat is (4.4?) But the good, strong "clear progress" releases like iOS 5.
I started with the original release of WP8. It was identical to 7 practically. Now, though, it's gained features that put it on equal footing with Apple and those other guys.
That said, I got the thing because I didn't like how the metal iPhone feels in my hand. The polycarbonate Lumia feels more like the comfortable 3GS, and nothing like the hard edges of the 4-5S. Now that the 5C is out, I hope to slide over to it. I like Nokia's hardware and MS' software and will recommend it over any Android phone...
... But I can't run GarageBand on WP8.
I hate that it's not wicked obvious, because it shows just how much attention iOS and Android suck out of this space: Hangouts aren't available on Windows Phone or BlackBerry, which is 2/5 of our staff. Likewise, there are no native clients of Mac or Windows, and web apps just aren't good enough.
Agree that the Chrome extension for Hangouts is severely lacking. I'd pay good money for a proper native app for OSX.
In theory I wouldn't mind a great web app, I've just not seen one that can do what a native client can do, especially for one that's as important to me as communications.
2/5 of your staff, where you have enthusiests sure. But it is certainly not 2/5 of most company staffs. Blackberry had it's time in the sun, they didn't accept the changes in the phone space. Once they did, it was too late. Microsoft came late, but still had a shot. But, they just don't seem to know what they are doing. If it wasn't for Nokia, Microsoft would have even less market share. Nokia is why anyone cares about Windows Phone. The update cycle has been way too slow for an OS that is playing catch up. So I personally don't hate that it isn't obvious, because it isn't anymore. I do also question, if WPCentral and Crackberry writers weren't writing for those sites, would they still be using those OS's? Dieter sure isn't using WebOS or Palm OS anymore.
I don't understand why web apps aren't "good enough". I know you are a busy guy and probably shouldn't not respond to this, but I am curious about the blanket statement. That specific web app isn't good enough, all web apps, and why? There are a ton of really nice, robust, and reliable web apps out there. <---- Disregard this I suppose. I just read your comment about Web apps. Though, I do still think there are perfectly fine Web Apps out there.
But hangouts for iOS it's even crappier. Just look at the ratings. I'd better use skype on me iPhone than hangouts.
And you choose to publish this rant on the very day Microsoft the makers of Skype announce their new CEO. Clickbait much?
Many good points here but the timing is very suspect.
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Don't you mean the timing is awesome?! That's when you should post it. When everybody is talking about it and cares about it.
I also faked a moon landing in Northern Quebec (it's indistinguishable!).
I knew you guys up there were in on it!
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FaceTime has it's own problems. Blogged about those on Saturday.
As much as I'd love to see FaceTime on my Windows PCs, the fact that you cannot use FaceTime on non-Apple products isn't a "problem" like a messed up interface, malfunctions, and the other issues with Skype. That's like saying iOS7 has "its own problems" because you cannot install it on a Samsung handset.
My 3 day old iPhone 5s refuses to open the app. Bummer.
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Daniel0418 (for some reason the app isn't allowing me to directly reply to your post). He means it does not work on Blackberry 10 and Windows Phone which a lot of Mobile Nations people use as primary or secondary devices
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They need to find a better way for notifications when first signing in. I would like to find something that uses Opus and allows me to transfer active calls from device to device. Unfortunately, Skype is the most accessible for use with a screen reader.
Can't do it. Too much trauma from using it when I worked in Enterprise a decade ago :p
Well, the Cisco product is called WebEx. Its a conferencing product that brings cross-platform video from Telepresence to PCs to camera-enabled desk phones to tablets to smart phones together. I attended a video call this morning using my wifi only iPad, for both video and audio. Some were on speaker phones from their desks, others on cell phones. If its been a decade since you've looked at conferencing systems, that's a long time for any technology.
Seriously. and no joke, i deleted skype, hangouts and all video communications apps and i just use facetime, i know you may need it for your business or conferences. They all sucks and giving hard time! I use to had same problems before with skype, just wish they stayed stand alone company without Microsoft.
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Maybe they need to re-write the whole thing in .Net!
LoL....don't use THAT in your next interview! A degree in philosophy and/or common sense isn't necessarily the most intelligent way to approach this article OR using said honed craft to 'get a Job;)' --- Rene's right. Skype is hurtin. And it doesn't 'seem' like it should be. Pretty simple VO/IP....a phone number unique to you and your email. Doesn't matter which device (or OS) you're using....as soon as you install and launch on the newest device, a settings panel presented and those extremely 'simple' bugs squashed! "Come on MAN!" As Cris Carter and the MNF crew says....that letter was written six months ago, 30 months post original iPad (and it's rocket fueled rise----Androids' offerings in the tablet arena since...). Seven years this year since iPhone '1'. And six 'real' years of success (monstrous when worldwide sales are taken into acct and lower proved options, most still with a front motion/still cam) for Android. BB10. It's MS for cryin' out loud! How's it working on the Win Lumias? I just don't 'think' Ballmer 'got' much of anything. PERHAPS you're right dblevins....maybe we should recognize the over the top 'effort' Ballmer has put into Windows...just a decade ago, the world's 'Sky-Net' is today a broken, shattered remnant of its former self (we still run XP on our six radio station server, source and aggregator (commercials/music) due to its rock hard stability and the issues we've had trying Vista, 7 even 8.1---- as no one likes to come in @ 3am and 'reboot'!
It's not just Skype. Challenges with XBox1. Serious challenges defining 'Surface'. Most hard core Window's users area still using '7' and HP is no offering the 'last' MS OS on their high end enterprise and professional systems. Then, there's Window's phone division. Ouch. Can't separate just with a decent camera. You've GOT to have the development community behind ya. It makes you wonder about MS and if they're into too many projects with mixed priorities. IMHO, Skype and their desk/laptop OS need to be right up there, priority-wise. Not the effort. 'The Results'.
Wow! You are having so serious problems. I haven't used Skype in awhile. I hope things work out for you and you should express your concern if you use the service and you are unhappy. I believe expressing your opinion can help improve the service for others. As long as you share it with the developer.
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They can sideload Android apps. :)
We've tested a lot of stuff, and for podcasting especially, Skype is the least sucky on audio :-/
I'm a Microsoft guy, but I admit Skype is a mess on pretty much everywhere. iOS, Android, Windows Phone, BlackBerry, Windows 8, Windows Desktop app, Mac app, etc. It really needs a LOT of work.
Skype works very differently than FaceTime and Hangouts. The latter are centralized services and therefore easier to sync and stay up to date across devices.
Skype is a P2P system which is obviously not centralized. A mesh of peer nodes deliver voice and text and that takes a lot of re-engineering to deliver near current sync status across devices.
It will get there. Just a matter if time.
They're centralized enough to hit me up for paid upgrades for group video calling, and handle other account matters in near real time. Drop sync on that end of the service :p
The question I ask is this: Which communications platform is best positioned to not suck? Which one actually can (and has) gotten better over time? Skype? Hangouts? BBM? Facetime?
Add Facebook to that list.
Better late then never, of course, but it just takes them so damn long. I lose confidence that they a) see changes coming, and b) can adapt quickly to those changes.
The cross-platform comms battle was theirs to lose. All they had to do was be more stable and responsive, yet time after time they're shocked at their own shortcomings.
Fresh eyes needed?
Skype on iPhone is truly unreliable. But when your parents don't have a smartphone the only way to communicate with then is via Skype on their Windows laptop. I tried Hangouts on my Nexus 4 but I couldn't turn OFF the camera unless I restarted the phone!
Skype needs to go. But I haven't found a better alternative that does mobile - desktop video conference.
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So glad that I'm not alone with my gripes about Skype. The other day I got back from work and my iPhone signed me in (on its own) and reverted my status back to Away instead of Invisible. I then got Skype calls and notifications from friends who wanted a chat but I was in no position to.
I always have to check that I'm Invisible on every single device now. iPhone, iPad, PC and Mac just so I don't get any nasty surprises. Sort it out Microsoft!
My problem is IM. I don't use much video conference really. My folks are Apple users like me, and I FaceTime with them, so that's all I need.
My concern is that I also keep in touch with a lot of old friends via IM. One lives in the boonies and has no cell phone, so I can't use SMS. One never responds to texts, but reads her email and IMs on her PC religiously. One just likes to sit at his keyboard while playing guitar and chat at his own pace. My girlfriend uses IM during role playing games to bring a disabled player into the group (Skype works great there. Since he can connect with video to interact with the group, but also have the IM window for numbers and stuff.)
The only thing that works for everybody these days is Skype! Yahoo stopped working on their Messenger. iOS hasn't seen an update since 2012. I'm certain there will never be one for Windows Metro or Windows Phone. Same for BlackBerry X. Skype, though, runs on everything! And it runs the very same way.
Why not use WeChat or Viber? These are probably the most cross-platform communications tools currently available, and both work marvellously for me.
Let's face it, did you expect something else from MSFT? I use Viber, and it does have a glitch or two. But it's a joy to use.
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I've just read about Appear.in http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/move-google-plus-hangouts-appear-really-good/ it looks good, "unfortunately" just works in browsers with WebRTC, so we have to wait for mobile use.
Either viber or line is better alternative
Frankly, my biggest complaint about Skype is its inconsistency. I really only use it once a week when my son takes his drum lesson (his teacher lives 60 miles away in Reno). Every second or third week, we spend the first ten minutes calling, disconnecting, calling, disconnecting, etc until we both can hear each other. Neither of us are changing any settings, and we only use Skype once a week, yet it seems that each time we call, someone's mic has been turned off at random. This type of thing never happens with Facetime, so I use Facetime for all other video conversations.
Hangouts is the best. And if you're going to continue waiting for a cross-platform solution, that comes from a major company that can support it, you'll be waiting a long time. Developers just don't support Blackberry any more, and WP doesn't have the developer support yet either (and may never get it). Hangouts has its problems, but it is 100 times better than Skype.
You may check out ooVoo. IDK if it is on those other platforms either, but people seem to like it.
I love the "rage quitting" term.
I also rage-quit Skype last year for most of the same reasons.
You have no reason to believe me but I actually know some of the high up executives at Skype and from what I've heard the whole company has basically been on cruise control since the Microsoft acquisition. It's all about not getting cutback and who has the best office at this point.
Since I have to support it all day at work, I truly loathe Skype and can't for the life of me understand why it has caught on and is so popular when there are so many other more worthy options (including dirt cheap hardware based videoconferencing solutions).
Had the same sync problems with Skype, and even replied to a message that was sent about 12 hours earlier. Oops. And I don't particularly like any of the sound effects. The start-up "swoop" sound is awful.
Two possible technical solutions:
1. Sync messages in the background while the user isn't using the app.
Not possible when the Mac / PC / mobile device is turned off or sleeping or whatever.
Mavericks may have some kind of background app update feature for newer Macs.
But is that a true cross-platform solution?
2. Sync the most recent messages first, each time the user launches the app.
Then continue syncing messages in the background, as it does now, but in
reverse chronological order. That way users get up-to-date immediately.
If they scroll too far back in time, they'll hit an "updating" indicator.
Should be easy to do.
Wow, you guys must be very popular, because I don't have any of those massive notification problems with Skype.
Seriously Rene, I think that in your specific case, Skype was designed for home/personal use, and you have transcended into almost industrial use. Not that your gripe isn't justified, but Skype was never designed to be a massive business/social hub.
The criticism of Microsoft is also unfair, since the app was exactly like that before the company was acquired and I feel Microsoft is trying not to fix what was not broken.
I did the same a number of weeks ago. Skype was a staple app on my Mac and iPhone as my son was growing up in another country, but it became worse and worse. As the already leading player in it;s market, you would think it would strive to improve itself, but it never did. Then with the Microsoft purchase, again, you'd think some serious money would be spent to make it the go-to video/audio calling app - but NOTHING seems to have improved or progressed.
As per Rene's post, over the last year or so I've used it less and less, and now I just log in occasionally. But when I do, I'm bombarded with notifications of messages that never got to me, or things I;ve already seen previously...... and then my background running Mac app (if it hadn't frozen at some random point) would then freak out with all the same stuff.
I now live in the same country as my son, so my only need for video/audio calls abroad is back home to my family and close friends - all of whom have iPhones. Sufficed to say, Skype was closed and removed from my Mac, and deleted from my iPhone ......... and I haven't missed it once yet!!
I took it off my Mac Pro and MacBook last week after continued file system errors in Mavericks for the last 2 months and Console troubleshooting led me to believe the culprit is Skype—no file system errors since removing it. I now only have it (reluctantly) on iOS because I have some family overseas and they use Skype. I use FaceTime for everyone I know with a Mac.
How come skype doesn't work well on my iPhone 4S
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Yeah, I faced similar issues with Skype MAC app.But I discovered another very good alternative: RHUB`s web conferencing servers for conducting online meetings. It works well.
I couldn't agree more. I've used Skype on Mac, PC, iPhone, and Android, and it's horrible on all of them. It's surprising that it still ends up being my primary video conferencing platform and one of the main ways I message people... And its progress is nil, in fact it constantly seems to get worse, it still crashes right and left on Mac (send or receive a file? automatic crash. try to access preferences? automatic crash... etc.), it's slow as heck on Android, its interface is getting worse and options/functions disappearing like crazy on mobile, to the point of unusability, it's handling of messages, especially multi-device and with people who have gone offline, is atrocious (which was excusable when it truly was just peer-to-peer, but now that they centrally record everything for the NSA, it's inexcusable).
All my contacts in Skype have gone in the Iphone Skype 5
In the computer all contacts are still in and working
In My Humble Opinion,
Skype once was awesome,
But then M$ bought it and has since ruined it,
To get over the disappointments and pathetic service that Skype supplies I now use ICQ on my iPhone 4s and Android (Linux) phone and I no longer miss out on messages etc between Windows PC, Linux PC, iPhone and Android devices,
Not sure about Blackberry as I thought they were obsolete years ago. And that Joke called the Windows Phone.. I threw my Nokia Lumia at a brick wall as it wasn't compatible with anything.
Google is a no go, as I am over their invasion and forcing the end user to use all of their products so till they are unlocked from each other I am boycotting most things from Google.
ICQ has made me more than happy with messaging between Computer and Mobile Devices
I understand your frustration. You may want to consider a RHUB web conferencing server. It works on iOS, MAC and Windows.
It is going to get worse: on the skype community forums, the skpy mod stated that they are now rolling out a change to this feature, so that across your devices, you will be shown as "unavailable" after 60 (yes sixty) minutes (yes, as in a full hour) of being away from your device. So you can be asleep since an hour, and it can still disturb you. But if you've left 10 minutes ago, your contacts will just feel like you are ignoring them for the next 50 minutes.
I have never seen an application where there is such severe regression into user-unfriendliness. If Microsoft fired the overpaid rich skype program manager, and their incompetent design team, and rolled things back to the way they were years ago, everyone would be better off.
We need to find a Skype replacement. Any suggestions?


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Apple Releases iTunes 8.0.1... Bug Fixes!
Continuing the (very welcome) trend of rapid, bug-fix (including the nasty HD overwrite Dieter wrote about a while back!) and stability themed product updates, Apple has released its first minor bump to iTunes 8 (see our feature overview), the aptly numbered 8.0.1. The list of changes, voluminous by Apple's standards, include (via Macrumors):
Head on over to Apple Software Update to get the latest -- and hopefully greatest version for your iPhone. Then come back here and let us know how it's working for you, and... er.. whether it breaks anything else...
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Apple Releases iTunes 8.0.1... Bug Fixes!
to the person above. I am sure it will lol
It's cool Apple did that. It would be equally cool if the iPhone blog became the first site in history not confusing ITS with IT'S. If I, a Hungarian, have been able to learn the difference, surely you guys can, too. So, rather than writing what you have up there, how about a rapid bug fix to the sentence in the form of:
Apple has released its first minor bump to iTunes 8.
It's much cooler this way, ain't it?
Enjoy both bug fixes!
Thanks, fixed. It'd be great not to confuse those two! :)
What's not mentioned is that it also fixes that annoying BSOD with Vista issue that I occasionally got. It was just in time as well as I was about to go through the whole uninstall/re-download iTunes so thanks, Apple.
No it still doesn't fix all the BSOD issues with Vista.
no worries to speanza, you shouldn't have any problems with JB itouches of iphones in this version of itunes. i've JB every firmware version of itouch/iphone on almost every type of itunes and there won't be any problem wwith this version. i just jailbroke an iphone with this version of itunes this morning, and no problems. but if ever in the future there is a problem with JB products and itunes, the dev team wil fix it.
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What's exactly wrong if game based on Flash..? It's still much more advanced than most of "real" programming engine based games. And what about Dofus?
Well I'd say there should be both Neverball and Neverputt in the DB, even though the download link would be the same. The two games are still different and therefore different types of players could be interested in one or the other.
Each game description would mention that the game comes bundled with the other one + link to the LGDB page of the other game. WDYT?
typo fixed and info for abandoned and preorder added, checkout:
the text for abandoned games is very strict and we do have a lot if them in the database, maybe not all of them are abandoned some where even released this year. http://www.lgdb.org/category/development/abandoned
Looks good, just fix the typo:
deleted form -> deleted from
So then it makes no sense if we have neverball or neverputt in the DB, right?
thats good we should have this warning for preorders and abandoned games(maybe in yellow), too
To illustrate what i have in mind check out fieldrunners http://www.lgdb.org/game/fieldrunners witch was distributed with a humblebundle and only is available from desura as invite only (?)
You can set the flag under the maintenence tab.
@nullzero it is possible to display a timer.
>>Just noticed - Neverputt was renamed to Neverball, but that actually illustrates
> I remember neverball it wasn't updated since years, the link lead to a page full of neverball with no neverputt downloads or links so I renamed this to neverball because neverball was missing and neverputt was / is nowhere available
From Neverball's download page: "Neverball, which includes Neverputt, is available for download here, and will run on most popular operating systems. Neverball is released under the GNU GPL."
Also "Also found here is Neverputt, a hot-seat multiplayer miniature golf game, built on the physics and graphics engine of Neverball."
So Neverputt is still around and kicking, it's just bundled with Neverball. You can't get one without the other. I don't think it should be removed from LGDB, it's still one of the most polished open-source Linux games out there.


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ERIE, PA – Sophomore Matthew Williams was the lead-runner for the Hilbert College men's cross country team this weekend when the Hawks traveled to The Penn State Behrend Invitational on September 17. Buffalo State won the men's championship in the 14-team race, with a combined score of 42. The Hilbert men's team finished in 14th place at the invitational race. The women of Penn State Behrend won their own invitational, with an overall score of 45. The Hilbert women were again listed as 'Incomplete', having less than five female runners compete.
Buffalo State's top five male runners finished between first and 15th place. Buffalo State also possessed the winner of the invitational, freshman Arturo Salas, who clocked in 26:21 for the 8K race. For the Hawks, in addition to Williams (34:34), Hilbert had eight other men finish the race: Matthew Hunt (36:19), Aaron Lawrence (36:42), Patrick Lagueras (38:00), Lenny Messina (38:16), John Sadowski (39:05), Andrew Niedzielski (44:45), Paul Coleman (55:33), and Paul Crane (55:35).
Catie Bertges from Penn State Behrend was the top runner on the women's end, finishing the 5K race in 18:40. Penn State Behrend's top five runners all placed in the top 20, followed closely by Gannon University who came in second overall. Hilbert's Maria Linares finished her second collegiate race with a time of 24:01. Linares shaved three minutes off her 5K time from her last race, which was held just last weekend.
The Hawks compete next in the Harry F. Anderson Invitational, hosted by Roberts Wesleyan College on September 24.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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|Bring in the Drones for policing America
How many laws, procedures, and civil liberties can the LAPD break in their crazed manhunt for Chris Dorner? It seems there is no end.
Their shoot first tactic that resulted in two injured parties and likely a massive lawsuit for the taxpayers is the most obvious. Then you have warrantless checkpoints and house-to-house searches which most sleeping Americans consider normal operating procedure in our rights-deficient post-9/11 world.
But as many people predicted, this manhunt for the alleged corruption-fighting cop killer is now justifying the use of drones over American skies for police use.
According to the Express:
A senior police source said: 'The thermal imaging cameras the drones use may be our only hope of finding him. On the ground, it's like looking for a needle in a haystack.'
Asked directly if drones have already been deployed, Riverside Police Chief Sergio Diaz, who is jointly leading the task force, said: 'We are using all the tools at our disposal.'
The use of drones was later confirmed by Customs and Border Patrol spokesman Ralph DeSio, who revealed agents have been prepared for Dorner to make a dash for the Mexican border since his rampage began.
He said: 'This agency has been at the forefront of domestic use of drones by law enforcement. That's all I can say at the moment.'No mention of whether the drones being used to find Dorner are armed, but considering the LAPD's shoot-on-sight policy, and Obama's precedent for killing Americans without due process, it would not be surprising if this manhunt ends with a missile strike. But given their track record so far, they'll likely kill an innocent snow boarder at Big Bear in another case of "mistaken identity".
What's interesting is, as precincts like Seattle and others around the country are banning the use of drones because of their civil liberties consequences, a "successful" demonstration of how drones can be used by local police may cause them to reconsider.
Conveniently, this CBS video came out a few days ago highlighting the increased demand for drones in California police departments:
San Diego, California News Station - KFMB Channel 8 - cbs8.com
Dorner's tactics are indefensible. But I have a question for residents of Los Angeles: Who are you more afraid of, Chris Dorner who seems to only be targeting cops, or the LAPD who's targeting anyone fitting the general description of Dorner or his vehicle and will use "all the tools at their disposal"?
Finally, the LAPD appears to be fulfilling Dorner's claims of using excessive force; and the use of drones in America is the ultimate abuse of power that has national ramifications, especially if this tactic is portrayed as being successful which we all know it will be.
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Sat, May 26th, 2012, 11am to 11.45am PST – we will be broadcasting LIVE! (as long as the internet connection is strong enough)
Join me for this LIVE netcast celebrating my newest book "Ani's 15-Day Fat Blast". This event is being broadcast from 11 to 11.45am PST on Sat May 26th, 2012 from San Francisco, CA.
Please stop by if you're in the SF embarcadero area:
I'm starting to netcast for the first time again since I conceived of and executive produced 'Fiber' back in 1995, before ISDN or T1 were available! 'Fiber' was the World's 1st online fashion show event ever, and it was broadcast over copper phone lines to the Mbone at UC Berkeley, CA, and then out to the world!
Thanks for joining me here and for helping me celebrate my newest book "Ani's 15-Day Fat Blast"! Love you all xo, ani
This was the beautiful view of the rose gardens as we arrived at the NetKal Gala event….. gathering of Asian Americans in entertainment.
Styled by my favorite fashion designer Linda Loudermilk of all time, plus…she's all about luxury eco! Makeup and hair by the best artist ever, Dorit Genazzani.
The beautiful Lisa Ling (Oprah Winfrey Network, Our America) and her husband Dr. Paul Song.
Bryan Tee from Fast and the Furious. I can count all of 2 Asian actors in film. At least they're representing! Yeah.
From the TV show Dexter, actor C.S. Lee. Okay, this makes 2 Asian actors…one TV, one film, so far. I can think of one more Asian male from TV. Hopefully, you can too.
The NetKal Gala was held at USC at the Annenberg Center.
The event was catered by my friends at Good Gracious Catering. I met Pauline and Joanne at Sunset Magazine's annual Celebration weekend event last spring, where I was invited along with Chef Rick Bayless (Frontera), Candace Nelson (Sprinkles), and Govind Armstrong (8oz Burger). So impressive they included vegan raw along side these TV celebrities.
The food was presented beautifully. And, my friends hooked me up with a vegan meal, of course!
Check out this space, there was a pool and water fountain in the center. It was cold that night though. The ladies were all freezing in their cocktail dresses. I had my coat on for dinner. Dinner was accompanied by performances by 3 Korean pop stars. Sort of made me giggle. USA and Korea entertainment is very different. An incredible event. And great conference the following day with discussions and inspiration for ways to encourage more diversity in the media. Some said it'll take a few years. I'm not holding my breath though….
Thank you Nathan Nowack for these gorgeous photos. Please visit Nathan Nowack for more photos from this event.
Labor Day marks the weekend my Rhodesian Ridgeback, Kanga, and I rescued one another….9-years ago! How time flies. (and yes, I cake sunblock on my face, as you can see).
Kanga had been at the Humane Society for over 2 weeks, and no one adopted her. Surprising, since she is a beautiful specimen of this breed. Plus, she came fully trained, so someone had spent a lot of time and energy with her. She was skin and bone, and 50+ pounds underweight with kennel cough and dusty fur. Poor baby.
Luckily, a truck intercepted 20 dogs on their way to get euthanized, and brought them back to a no-kill shelter in Portland, OR called Family Dogs NW. This was where I found Kanga early the very next morning. I applied the same raw food principles to Kanga as I do for human healing, and over the next month or two she gained 50 pounds and regained radiant health on a Raw Food diet. You can read more about her journey in Ani's Raw Food Kitchen, where Kanga has her own dog food chapter.
My brother Max saw this photo of Kanga and said she looks like she's "mugging". I had to ask him what the heck that means. Max said "mugging = posing, like rappers do for pics". Hahaa. Yup, Kanga is a superstar, and very popular too. Folks always stop us to pet her, especially young children.
Kanga's from Rhodesia, which is now Zimbabwe Rhodesia, and the Sahara so she loves the sun, warmth, and sand. She hates water, but it was so hot out that Kanga got her paws wet. I love dog beach because here she can roam off-leash, and run free to play with other dogs.
Kanga and I love laying in the sand and soaking up the sun. It's never hot enough for us, and soaking up sun is one of our favorite past times. I'm happy I got to take Kanga to Huntington Dog Beach yesterday on the final hot day of the summer (it was 90 F) to celebrate her 9-year Bday and Dogversary with me. Thank you Kanga for being my family, love, and for hanging out with me for the past 9-years! I love you.
I was invited onto FOX in San Diego for a 6-minute segment on the benefits of the raw food diet and to talk about the Sambazon Warrior Up Campaign. I made host Raoul Martinez a few smoothies including a Banana Butter Breeze with Cacao. I planned to make him a Tomato Tarragon Bisque, but ran out of time.
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Has anyone built an AK in .22 LR using an AK receiver (or flat) similar to the WASR-22? I have an extra receiver I bent from a flat which I could use to try to make one with a parts kit which doesn't have a barrel.
If anyone has a WASR-22 any pictures or drawing of the bolt and bolt carrier would help. I wouldn't mind making one like the WASR-22 using Black Dog Machine magazines or build one based on the 10/22 bolt in the AK receiver.
If anyone has ideas let me know or post them in this thread. Ammo is getting expensive and you can still shoot off a couple hundred rounds of .22 without going broke.


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There was an acquaintance of mine several years ago who told me in October that there was a "haunted trail" somewhere in the States, where everyone would run around unlit cornfields and get snuck up on. (Y'know, like the "Haunted Trail" in Balboa Park; San Diego, CA; with actors, effects, etc.)
I don't know if that guy was just telling me a story because it was close to Halloween or if there is a haunted trail like that.
Anyway, if there would be a haunted cornfield trail I'd have a lot of fun running around it on Halloween.


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PDS Rifles Style: Univ. Florida Kickboxing--
Florida / Central Fla venue / Southeast USA region Throwdown
Hi guys.
I was wondering if you guys were interested in setting up a throwdown in the SE region. SC, GA, AL and FL areas.
I was thinking we should set something up in the Gainesville, Jacksonville, Lake City areas of Florida so we can cater to Sofla as well as the states mentioned above. What do you guys think?
Any bullshido members in the above mentioned cities? Can you guys try and find a venue?
I can try what I can in gainesville to find a venue, but it is probably going to cost some money. There is a school here with decent room for matwork and a boxing ring that I can hit up for a Sunday or Saturday afternoon. But this would probably cost some money. I think a 10 dollar donation from all members interested would completely cover it. With money left, I can buy some gatorade, food, mouthguards, etc for everyone. My club has a relationship with this school so I can probably work something out.
But first, I'd like to guage some interest.
If any instructors in full-contact/grappling arts on this forum would like to participate, we can schedule a short seminar / coaching session if you guys think that'd be fun. No $$$ compensation though.
The date would be anywhere as soon as end of June to as late as early Fall.
What do you guys think?
PDS Rifles Style: Univ. Florida Kickboxing--
Awesome, anyone else up for it? Any UCF, UF, FSU, USF students? Georgia peeps?
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Oddly, I think I'll be down that way the second week of July. Where would we do it in Gainesville, dwkfym? The O'Dome gymnasium? :smile:Most people do not do, but take refuge in theory and talk, thinking that they will become good in this way -- Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics, II.4
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I was going to ask sensei keith at the local school. Or my club can host an "open tourney" like the judo club does at the o-dome, but if we do that, we have to wait until the beginning of the semester. (of course, there would be nothing truly competitive about the TD) This would also depend on the turnout..
Lets try to isolate a date then. Here is my thing though, I'll be out of country from July 17th to Aug 22nd, I'd really prefer to do it after that. I have to get ready for finals all of july before I leave the country.


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Willamette features author and filmmaker Sebastian Junger
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On Nov. 13 at 7:30 p.m., Willamette University's Atkinson Lecture Series will feature best-selling author, award-winning journalist and prize-winning filmmaker Sebastian Junger.
Junger is the internationally acclaimed author of "WAR," "The Perfect Storm," "A Death in Belmont" and "Fire." As a contributing editor to "Vanity Fair" and as a contributor to "ABC News," he has covered major international stories, earning the National Magazine Award and an SAIS Novartis Prize for Journalism.
In Willamette's Smith Auditorium, Junger will discuss his experiences at "The Front Lines of History." He's witnessed heroic, disturbing and life-affirming events while covering such issues as human rights abuses in Sierra Leone, Liberian civil war, war crimes in Kosovo, hostage-taking in Kashmir and guerrilla war in Afghanistan.
Junger's 2010 film, "Restrepo," takes viewers to the edge of a precipice in northeastern Afghanistan - a remote outpost overlooking the Korengal Valley. Junger survived in the "Valley of Death" with the men of Battle Company, sharing the human consequences of the fight for this ultimately abandoned post. Directed, produced and filmed by Junger and Tim Hetherington, The Sundance Film Festival jury selected "Restrepo" as its top documentary, noting, "'Restrepo' may be one of the most experiential and visceral war films you'll ever see."
Students are invited to a free screening of "Restrepo" on Nov. 9 at 5 p.m. in Ford Hall's Film Studies Room.
A book signing will follow the Atkinson Lecture, and The Willamette Store will offer Junger's books for sale in the Smith Auditorium lobby.
General admission tickets are available Oct. 29 for $15, with discounts for students and alumni. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit willamette.edu/events/atkinson_lecture/.


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EAST BEND - Forbush picked up its first win of the season in a big way.
The Falcons dropped 41 points in the second half to knock off defending regular-season conference champion Ashe County 63-37 Friday night.
Forbush limited the Huskies to just 19 points after halftime to turn a 22-18 lead at the break into a runaway, 26-point victory.
Center Todd Patterson led all scorers with 15 points on the night, while Jacob Funk and Mason Doub finished with 12 and 11 points, respectively.
The Falcons jumped out to a quick 14-1 lead in the opening quarter with seven points from Patterson. But Ashe battled back and cut the lead to four at the break.
From there, Forbush caught fire. The Falcons scored 20 points in the third and led by 21 points heading into the final quarter. They matched that total in the fourth to cruise to the victory.
The win ended a five-game losing streak to open the season for the Falcons and improved their record to 1-5 overall and 1-1 in the Mountain Valley Conference.
Forbush rebounded from a heart-breaking 79-76 overtime loss to East Wilkes Tuesday night in the conference opener for both squads.
The Falcons got 23 points from Doub but dropped the thriller in the extra session. Barrett Hennings added 18 points on the night, while Funk tacked on 14.
Forbush returns to the court with two road conference games this week against North Wilkes Tuesday night and West Wilkes Friday night.
Reach Matthew Gorry at 835-1513 or email@example.com.


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Minecraft is the new cardboard box. Close your eyes and remember that big cardboard box you had so much fun playing with when you were a child. Maybe from your parents' new washing machine or TV.
Now think about why it was so much fun.
I'll tell you why. To your young mind, that box could be anything. A pirate ship. A house. Or, for me, an invisibility cloak. I was quite sure no one could see me (or the box) when I was in it. But we played with those boxes exactly because there were no directions, no prescribed purposes, no guided levels to work through, no nothing. It's poetic, actually, to think that the purpose of a box is to constrain its contents, but once opened and in the hands of a child that same box can liberate.
Fast forward roughly forty years to 2009 and we've got a new box. And this new box is a giant 3D "pixel" cube that is the course, unrefined, unprescribed, liberated building-block of new worlds. Of course, I'm talking about Mojang's Minecraft, the video game that has taken the under-five-feet world by storm.
Now, my obsession, in case you haven't noticed, is creativity and ideas. I am here to tell you that Minecraft might be the most useful tool for creative development since Legos. And you don't have to clean them up.
Listen to those neurons fire.
I have two boys, 13 and 7 years old, and nearly every night after dinner we all sign in on our iPhones or iPads to a shared Minecraft world we've been creating. In one corner we've built a football stadium (pictured) – 100 yards of field, bleachers, a glass roof, even dressing rooms. In another corner of our world we have a gigantic castle with huge turrets protecting each corner. My seven year old thought to put a huge, wall-sized flat screen TV on one wall of his house. My thirteen year old created an entire house out of leaves. I made an appropriately virtual Universal Headquarters for Ideasicle, made of yellow cubes.
Oh, and we have a ping-pong table in the sky.
And that's just us. You should see what others with a little more time (and talent) have done. See here for some remarkable examples.
But what I love about Minecraft, and why I think it's an important phenomena, is that you can almost hear the kids' neurons growing, shaping, firing, wrapping themselves in new ways, as they play the game. You might say, as they build their worlds, they build their brains.
In fact, I'd argue it's really not a video game, per se. It's a creative bootcamp that you have to beg your kids to stop playing (it's seriously addicting, trust me).
Take that, shooter games.
Being in the ad biz, I have a lot of creative friends on Facebook. And I wanted to see if they, too, had seen Minecraft take over their households, and what they thought about that. Here are a few of the more interesting responses:
"My son Liam, 11, plays it with his friends constantly. I just asked him what he loves most about it. He said, 'Being creative with it.' Take that, shooter games." – Mark Ray, Creative Director at North
"I'm equal parts fascinated and terrified because they play it so much." – John Elder, President of Heat Advertising
"Beyond the classroom & sport fields, Minecraft has become a new creative & social outlet for my son & his friends. No guns, no death but instead creative problem solving & imagination among friends…" – Mike Wilmot, Brand Director at Breakaway Innovation Group
"My son plays it for at least an hour or two a day. It's challenging, collaborative, creative and spatial and narrative. Like all great gaming and social platforms, it also builds community." – Edward Boches, Professor of the Practice of Advertising at Boston University's College of Communications
"Minecraft is great because it's such an active pursuit and my son builds the most amazing little worlds in it." – David Baldwin, Lead Guitar at Baldwin&
"Bay has built tic-tac-toe games, created calculators with simulated RAM, random number generators…Now he codes Java, to make custom aspects of the the game." – Josh Sostek, Senior Code Guy at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
"My 14 year old son, Malcolm, still loves to play and it's a joy to see him excited about showing me things he's created within the game." – Mark Higgins, Senior Editor, Arnold
"The graphics are so laughably basic (IMO) that I was shocked that my kids love it so much, but it is so open-ended that they can't get enough of the game." – Christina Refford, Senior Editor at Cool Mom Tech
" I was amazed to see the two brothers who sometimes have a challenge being together for 10 minutes, working together for hours as a creative team." – Michael Ancevic, Partner/Chief Creative Officer, The Fantastical
It appears the creative community has been hit by the Minecraft wave and approves. But it gets better. Forbes Contributor, Alex Knapp, wrote about a teacher who incorporates Minecraft into his lesson plans in his article, "Using Minecraft As A Teaching Tool." I'm sure that will be just the beginning.
So, at a time when the world desperately needs creative thinkers, and while the rest of our educational system seems stuck in the industrial age, it's refreshing to see a product that's not only fun to play but is inspiring our children to think out of the box (pardon the horrible pun). To Mark Ray's point above, let's pass by the shoot-em-up games. Give them Minecraft for Christmas instead.
Because, as they craft their mines, they will also craft their minds.
P.S. I have no vested interested in Minecraft whatsoever. Just think it's good for kids' brains.


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We've previously posted photos of the 2 Series coupe (F22) and convertible (F23) testing, but we've not spotted them testing together, giving us a great look at how the two models compare visually.
The F22 coupe seen here is a M235i model judging by the blue M Sport brakes and split dual black exhaust tips (also seen on the M135i upon which the M235i is based).
The M235i coupe (315 HP) is already confirmed for the US (see VIN details). Production will begin in November 2013 in … CONTINUED
Besides our earlier spy photos, here is the first factual confirmation (via VIN search) of the US bound M235i F22 coupe, together with a preview of some (perhaps not all) of the upcoming 2 Series Coupe and Convertible model lineup.
VIN long WBA1J7C52EVX33501
Type code 1J7C
Type M235I (USA)
Dev. series F22 ()
Line 2
Body type COUPE
Steering LL
Door count 2
Engine N55
Cubical capacity 3.00
Power 235
Transmision HECK
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The Savannah River Site is an obvious candidate to help provide a solution to the management of the nation's spent nuclear fuel, according to a study released on Wednesday. However, for SRS to perform that task successfully, community support "is vital," the research project also concluded.
The SRS Community Reuse Organization commissioned the $200,000 study in June 2012. The nonprofit organization works to facilitate economic development in a five-county region in Georgia and South Carolina that includes Aiken County.
Rick McLeod, executive director of the Community Reuse Organization, discussed the study's results during a telephone conference on Wednesday. Joining him was Tim Frazier of Dickstein Shapiro, a Washington D.C.-based government relations firm.
Frazier headed the study. He also is a former senior Department of Energy official who served as the designated federal officer for the DOE's Blue Ribbon Commission on America's Nuclear Future. That commission recommended "a new consent-based approach" for selecting sites for nuclear waste disposal.
The study stated, "The community needs to fully evaluate and understand the substantial benefits the community will realize, primarily in the form of new skilled jobs and economic revenues."
In addition, the study identified the H-Canyon facility at SRS as a resource that could be used to deal with spent nuclear fuel. H-Canyon is this country's only hardened nuclear chemical separations plant still in operation, and it "should be maintained and utilized as a viable facility," according to the study.
Before commissioning the study, McLeod and his colleagues decided that it would not be desirable for SRS to serve merely as a storage site for dangerous waste. To provide significant economic benefits to Aiken County and the surrounding area, they determined SRS also would need to be involved in the reprocessing of the spent nuclear fuel and other activities, including research and development.
"What we're saying is that a concrete pad with a bunch of canisters (containing spent fuel) is not what we're interested in," McLeod said. "But we would be interested in that, possibly, if it came with job creation opportunities and other economic benefits."
The study estimated that a small reprocessing facility handling 800 metric tons of nuclear waste a year would create 1,698 jobs, contribute $239 million to the local economy and generate state and local tax revenue of $12 million.
"These are not construction jobs; these are long-term, steady jobs," Frazier said.
The involvement and support of South Carolina's state leaders also are important, McLeod said.
The nation has more than 75,000 tons of spent nuclear fuel inventory. That material and other high level radioactive waste were supposed to be buried in a repository in Nevada's Yucca Mountain. But in late 2009, the Obama Administration terminated that plan in the wake of strong opposition from state leaders and a Nevada Congressional delegation. As a result, other alternatives had to be found to manage the hazardous refuse.
The Community Reuse Organization's next step, McLeod said, "is to get out and talk about the issue and use the study as a basis to start the dialogue. I don't know if our role will be to actually develop a plan or proposals. We see ourselves as a facilitator to make folks aware of this issue. Hopefully the state will be involved."
McLeod emphasized that no decisions had been made about how, or even if, SRS would be involved in storing or reprocessing nation's spent nuclear fuel.
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BRING A PEN and a copy of a physical dated March 1, 2013 or later (within the last six months). LINK TO PRE-PARTICIPATION PHYSICAL (PDF file):
Any student wishing to participate on a Hilbert Division III athletic team MUST attend their sport's assigned meeting date which will cover all required NCAA paperwork as well as Hilbert College's Academic, Drug and Alcohol and Risk of Injury paperwork. Each future student-athlete will also be informed of the Sports Medicine policies and procedures for the 2013-14 academic year.