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University of Michigan men's basketball head coach John Beilein announced today Nik Stauskas will forgo his last two years at Michigan to pursue his NBA dream and will declare for early entry into the NBA Draft."In a very short period of time, these two young men have had a very positive impact on the Michigan basketball program," said Beilein. "From day one, Glenn and Nik have had the right attitude and work ethic that has helped us enjoy so much of our recent success.
"They both understand that they will need to continue to work even harder in the years to come to accomplish their goals in the NBA," added Beilein. "We will continue to do whatever we can to assist and guide them as they take this next step in their basketball careers. We are excited for Glenn and Nik as they pursue this next stage of their life and begin their professional careers."
Nik said this was his dream ever since he was seven or eight years old and said this is a once in a lifetime opportunity for him.
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»idle.slashdot.org/story/13/01/09···ying-cat"When imagining law enforcement officers investigating and searching for cyber criminals or evidence about their activities, the last thing that you can probably envision is them searching for a stray cat. But that was exactly what detectives of Japan's National Police Agency recently did as the last step in a complex 'treasure hunt' started on New Year's Day by a person (persons?) who is allegedly the mastermind behind the so-called 'Remote Control Virus.' The malware in question was instrumental in staging a continuous campaign of death and bomb threats sent to airline companies, kindergartens, schools, law offices, broadcasting networks and shrines."--Ant @ AQFL.net and AntFarm.ma.cx. Please do not IM/e-mail me for technical support. Use this forum or better, »community.norton.com ! Disclaimer: The views expressed in this posting are mine, and do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer.
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After spending a few days camping in a nearby park and exploring the animal reserve the Maasai Mara Tribesman took us on a hike where we gathered fruit and herbs that they later used to cook us a home cooked meal. Half way through the hike we discovered a cliff that reminded us of the "pride rock" in Lion King where we watched the sunset shine across the Kenya landscape.
Just because the Sultan Hasan Mosque is 600 years old doesn't mean they can't use modern technology to keep it clean.
While riding out to the pyramids this character posed perfect for a shot with a pyramid under his chin. His branding was extensive as he has had many owners.
Rise at dawn and watch the colors light up the world's largest dunes like fire. The depth of oranges, greens and golds is astounding. Sossuslvei is located in the southern part of the Namib Desert. The dune pictured here is the largest known as Big Daddy. (I'm not making that up, its really called Big Daddy). I climbed to the top, past the footprints of critters that had run about in the night, scattering before the tourists arrive. When I reached the tip, I slid all the way down, one foot in the front of the other, like skiing. Giggling all the way, over 300m meters to the bottom where the Dead Vlei awaited. The Dead Vlei (so gothic!) is a dry lake bed with a petrified forest of beautiful trees creating surrealist shapes. As the heat rose I knew it was well worth it to be there early! And breakfast was calling me...
It's possible to spend a week in the Mt. Kilimanjaro region without ever seeing the mountain's iconic peak. You'd think the highest point in Africa would be tough to miss, but regular cloud cover means that your best chances of getting a glimpse are in the early morning and evenings. Seeing Kilimanjaro's Uhuru Peak was a goal. I gave myself three days, stationed at the promisingly-named Mt. Kilimanjaro View Lodge (located on the side of the mountain), and vowed to set my alarm for 5 AM each morning. But it was on my very first evening, during a walk around the lodge's base, that the clouds unexpectedly opened up to reveal a glimpse of the daunting Uhuru Peak. It turned out to be the mountain's only appearance: after a few hours of staring in awe, the clouds rolled back in, and the peak stayed patiently hidden for the rest of my stay.
"To be free is not merely to cast off one's chains but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others." -Nelson Mandela, June 1999 Opened in 2001, The Apartheid Museum is a powerful and extensive museum documenting the rise and fall of apartheid. Constructed on a 16 acre plot of land, the museum's architecture and design are unique. As you enter through the gates, you'll notice a separate entrance for whites and blacks. It's quite an interesting way to start your voyage through the history of apartheid. The back gardens are designed by Patrick Watson and it is complete with a sculpture by William Kentridge. For anyone wanting to understand the what apartheid in South Africa was about, a visit here is a necessity.
In the midst of the chaotic roads, the busy locals and the humming of the calls to prayer, lies a little piece of heaven. Of blue heaven, that is - majorelle is a French word meaning bright cobalt blue. This really isn't the type of place you would normally expect to find in Marrakesh, the most overwhelming city I have ever visited. The Jardin de Majorelle was designed by French artist Jean Majorelle, back in the 1920s, where Morocco was a protectorate of France. What is perhaps the most notable feature of the garden, outside its luxuriant plant selection and its typically photogenic Moroccan architecture, is the owner, Yves Saint-Laurent. Upon his death in 2009, his ashes were scattered in the garden, and a memorial was created to honor his memory. Marrakesh left me with mixed feelings - but if there's one thing that could make me flip to the 'Marrakesh is awesome!' team, it would definitely be these gardens. Definitely not to be skipped. Quick tip: if you have time to tea, the garden's tea house is particularly lovely and offers many fancy options that are well worth their steep price by Moroccan standards. Enjoy!
Although English is widely spoken throughout South Africa, so is Afrikaans and it has certainly made its way into everyday language. Afrikaans is a daughter language of Dutch, but the influence of other languages and accents transformed it into a distinct tongue over the centuries. As so often happens, words for food are usually the most important in language and this is certainly the case in Afrikaans. One of my favorite dessert items in the Dutch dialect is something known as koeksister. Koeksisters are a syrup-coated doughnut in a twisted or braided shape. Like most doughy delights around the world, the pastry is deep-fried and then a sugary syrup is added to make a delicious if not sticky sweet. When you visit you will see these everywhere, so instead of being confused by the term now you know to add these to your culinary must-do list.
Under the Moroccan sun, there is a majestic botanical garden like no other in the world. The Jardin Majorelle in Marrakech is a cool respite from the intense pace, noise and heat of the souks, medina and Djemaa el-Fna. In the 1920s, French artist Jacques Majorelle designed the meticulously arranged garden and built a villa and studio. The building is captivating--an art deco design with intricate Moorish details and painted cobalt blue, a color that dots the geometric patterns of Moroccan tiles. The electric blue became a trademark color, Majorelle Blue. Jardin Majorelle was opened to the public in 1947, and later bought and restored by the late Yves Saint Laurent and his partner Pierre Berge. For a serene morning stroll, I recommend taking a caleche--a horse and buggy--and getting there when the doors open at 8:00 a.m. (It costs 50 dirhams or so.) Spend an hour leisurely walking amongst the cacti, palm trees and exotic plants. The garden oasis hosts many singing birds as well. Loll in the shade by the reflecting pools, fountains and pergolas. Afterwards, refresh at the cafe with mint tea. Map: http://www.jardinmajorelle.com/jardin/#
The Maboneng Precinct is undergoing a transformation with old warehouses and apartment complexes being converted into artist studios. We stumbled across this fun and thought provoking street art on our way to Arts on Main, a hub for Jo'burg's creative community to develop and share ideas. People scribbled their mere mortal wishes on the wall and local skateboarders were using the halfpipe (not pictured) and ramp to show off their skillz. Jo'burg is full of street art and this was one cool example.
The heart of modern Cairo, Tahrir Square, is typical of the more modern, commercial centre of Cairo; it houses numerous important old and modern structures in addition to it being a public transport hub, all of which have turned the square into one of the most important and busiestareas in the city. However, Tahrir Square witnessed a series of past events and changes of regimes throughout the history of the country.
A three-day safari in Kruger National Park is a must for anyone visiting South Africa. Entering the gates is like Jurassic Park and you feel transported back in time to the creation of Earth where the wild animals, especially the elephants, are dinosaurs filled with ancient knowledge of the land's beginning. Although you may not see anything like the infamous "Battle at Kruger" YouTube video, you will certainly witness some interesting animal behavior like hippos bathing, monkeys mating, giraffes snacking or even two elephants flirting in the brush.
The sands of the Sahara change color the same time the sun decides the mood of the desert. At sunset, it's golden, at sunrise a waking brown. My camel caravan walked parallel with another one, giving perspective to the scenery that felt like an endless canvas.
I had the pleasure of ending my time in Tanzania with a trip to Chumbe Island, just off the coast of Zanzibar. This tower, called the Lighthouse, is the biggest structure. But there are several wonderful open-air bungalows that you can book for a relaxing stay. The snorkeling is amazing among the island's pristine reefs.
The Singita company has been recognized as one of Africa's leading wine collectors, with over 20,000 bottles in their South African lodges alone, many limited-edition or rare finds. Guests of Grumeti can choose from extensive lists (or, if you are at Sasakwa, visit the temperature-controlled cellar), and set-up tastings or info sessions. If you spot something special, the Singita Premier Wine Direct service can pack it up for you or ship it home. Photo courtesy of Singita Grumeti
This was not far from Marrakesh and well worth the trip to see.
All the labyrinthine streets of the medina lead to Djemaa el Fna. Before sunset, sit on a terrace, sip hot mint tea, and take in the panoramic view of the teeming central square. As the sun lowers in the sky, the ancient mud walls turn pink to orange and smoke wafts as hundreds of cooks start barbecuing. The food stalls are organized in rows; the local fare is sumptuous; and the prices are fixed, which is a nice break after haggling in the souks or square for everything from henna to a photo with a monkey or snake charmer. Seating is picnic table-style so don't be shy, grab a seat and talk with your neighbor. It's a great chance to meet fellow travelers and locals alike. After a feast of tagine, cous cous and olives, wash it down with fresh orange juice. Wander the square and be entranced by fire jugglers, musicians, dancers, fortune-tellers and storytellers. As you walk back to your riad through the medina, listen for the evening call to prayer rising from the Koutoubia Mosque. Marrakech is one of the most magical cities in the world.
An amazingly curated museum, the Wits Art Museum, fondly referred to as WAM, hosts a stunning collection of contemporary and traditional African art. It's located in a bright and airy space and feels relatively undiscovered. My favorite piece was Sam Nhlengethwa's "It left him cold", a tribute to the death of Steve Biko. Definitely put this on your list.
Fresh spearmint leaves, dried tea leaves, sugar and boiling water are prepared in a silver pot and ceremoniously poured into delicate, ornate glasses. The pouring is done the traditional way, from a height of twelve or so inches. The tea is fragrant and sweet. In the heart of the Medina, behind the ancient riad walls, tea time is regal and refreshing.
Everything glitters in this breathtaking shop: antique Berber silver, amber jewelry, inlaid mother-of-pearl furniture, and ceramic bowls full of gleaming beads and stones. 3 Fhal Chidmi, Rue Mouassine, 212/(0) 24-442-2578. Photo by Nally Bellati. This appeared in the January/February 2013 issue.
Phinda is a 55,000 acre private game reserve run by &Beyond, the leading safari/wilderness outfitter in Africa. Phinda features several lodges, each of them exquisite and luxurious in their own right. I spent two nights at Rock Lodge, a cluster of just six private villas tucked in to the mountainside overlooking miles of wild bush. The best part? Soaking it up, literally, from the comfort of your very own personal plunge pool.
City Sightseeing in Johannesburg is doing some wonderful things, by helping to bring the tourists both local and foreign to parts of Johannesburg that they may not have necessarily done on their own. The Soweto tour is a new tour line that departs from Gold Reef City and if you don't hop off, will take approximately 2 hours to complete. The friendly and extremely knowledgeable tour guides ensure that your trip is both fun and educational. Highlights of the tour include, visiting Vilikazi Street where both Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu have homes, as well as stops at some local restaurants to test out some local fare.
Some dispute that okra originates from West Africa but there's no denying that the word okra is of Western African origin. Okra soup and banku is a traditional recipe from western Africa and is most popular in Ghana. Banku is made from partially-fermented ground maize and grated Cassava. We met the Okra Lady in Mallam Atta market (also known as Malata market). If you want a true local market experience, you'll find it here. In the three hours we were there we didn't see any other tourist and you won't find African masks or other tourist handcrafts at this market.
La Mamounia Hotel is a magnificent display of Moroccan luxury and grandeur. The ornate tiles, luscious gardens, and plush furnishings ooze romance. From the massive outdoor pool to the world-class spa, this oasis in Marrakech is so fabulous it almost feels like fiction. It's real-life guests have ranged from Winston Churchill to the Rolling Stones, and yes, it would be wonderful to join the list of pampered people who have stayed at this North African palace, but the nightly rates are formidable. On my solo journey through Marrakech, I discovered a great way to experience the lavish amenities without spending my savings: I sat by pool, ordered a cold glass of white wine, and was provided with three hours of complimentary internet connection. Sitting amid climbing bougainvilleas and listening to the giggles of carefree kids, I touched base with friends and relatives back home. Some day I intend to wheel my suitcase into La Mamounia and settle in for a good, long stay - but I can at least say I've tasted a bit of what Churchill called, "the most lovely spot in the whole world."
The grounds of the Adrere Amellal where, for one precious day and night, I was the only guest in the entire 40-room lodge (five visitors from France arrived on day two...) The impossible silence each night, coupled with the multiple and even more impossibly fantastic shooting stars through the night sky, made it all feel like it was just a dream.
Amplify your safari experience at Londolozi Game Reserve in the Sabi Sand. Hear a cheetah sharpening its claws on a sausage tree or listen to a cape buffalo swallowing as it drinks from a water hole. Londolozi's enhanced sound equipment at Pioneer Camp will open a new dimension to animal behavior, with expert guides on hand to decipher the action. This customization is available on request.
The Foundry doesn't seem to disappoint on any level. Their food selection goes great with the vast array of craft beer on hand. In this case the Three Little Pigs platter (Grilled sausages with mustards, pickles, sauerkraut, and bread pretzel), paired very well with a Pale Ale from the Butcher Block brewery.
Kruger National Park is one of South Africa's best known game preserves. It houses thousands of species that once freely ruled the land. It was designed to help encourage survival of these animals and they rome free, and live off the land. You can either take tours, or bring in your own vehicle. However, be warned these are creatures in their own habitat, you do not want exit your vehicle at any time. They are rest stations to be found in the park that are safe.
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Is dell quickset installed?
Check the power management options for your network card in device manager.
Thanks, It's still running through a chkdsk at the moment to see if that helps. and will then try the integrated nic instead of the pci card and see if that makes any difference (or the otherway round, can't remember which one I'm using atm).
It is Dell, it's a poweredge T410.
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Is dell quickset installed?
Check the power management options for your network card in device manager.
No, I put on Openmanage and used the drivers direct from broadcom because I wanted to team the adapter.
Ok, what happens when you plug the ethernet cable back in now?Any activity lights on the nic itself?
Anything returned when you run ipconfig? (tried a ipconfig /renew?)
Still running a checkdisk atm.
Well check disk didn't find anything wrong with it, booted back up normally with the network cable plugged into the integrated card instead of the additional card and the same issue so booting backup disconnected now and will plug the network cable in and see what happens.
Plugged network cable in, server seems to work ok - tried to logon through remote desktop using the console switch and it's hanging at applying user settings.
It's almost as if a service is failing to start for some reson but I can't work out what, where or why and nothing is being logged. :/
Think I might just give up and wipe the damn thing.
Can't see anything in the debug log that would point to anything in specific or obivous failing.
Attached the log in case anyone else can spot anything (or would mind taking a look).
Well, I think well and truely knackered about sums it up now.
Removed it from the domain, stupidly thinking that it would then remove any policies that were causing any issues and let me rejoin it resetting the group policy client (because I think that's what's causing the issue) and now it is stuck on applying computer policy even unplugged from the network.
I feel like smashing it to pieces.
I don't really know at this point what you can do, there is definitely some kind of connection problem looking at that log.
No problem, thanks so much for your help today with it - I'm gonna leave it loading over the weekend and then wipe and reinstall on Monday (oh joy of joys) because I really don't know where to go with it.
Thanks again, it's really appeciated!
Have you tried deleting the network team, disabling one of the nics, and configuring the other with your required IP?
Broadcom Network Teams - Not worth the time and effort lol
What AntiVirus do you run on it? I've had exactly the same issue a few times, most of which required a rebuild. Since installing the latest Symantec AntiVirus Endpoint Protection Client (11.7 I think) I haven't had the issue yet since September.
Do you run any other monitoring software - we also ran Impero on it, which I thought may have been another cause.
Haven't tried deleting the team, internet access worked fine on it, could ping it, could ping out, could access resources on it (c$ ect) but couldn't log on to it at all (it's always the Group Policy Client it says it's waiting for).
Antivirus is Sophos and there's no other monitoring software installed on the machine. :/
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Interactivity is one of those words Game enthusiasts seemingly throw around to differentiate videogames from the rest of the universal cultural production. I've commented a few times on different places about the subject, but I think it's an extremely interesting debate now, and it's a good time to explore it a bit further.
From Phil Fish, to you CoD playing cousin, everyone seems to think that interactivity is a trait unique to this medium we love, and that is understandable on a surface level, but we rarely seem to analyze the implications this has. Lately, with the rise of some unconventional games, the senseless use of the term seems to have gone out of hand.
To get our bearings straight away, Interactivity is an information theory concept, based around the exchange of information (duh?). In computer science it refers to a system responding to an input, but in general terms it refers to "the situation or occurrence in which two or more objects or events act upon one another to produce a new effect; or the effect resulting from such a situation or occurrence".
The real lines that define interactivity are blurry at best, We normally consider any sort of transmission between people as an obvious two sided interaction. But when we read a friend's e-mail, or comment on someone's facebook update the definition is less clear, the response time is delayed. Most people would consider looking a painting on a wall as non interactive, although in many levels it fits the definition too.
When we observe a sculpture or painting, the system is generally not balanced, we learn individually the object's formal qualities, and then we generate an assesment of the meaning of it. Same happens with a movie, we are presented with a situation that explains itelf to us as an audience with variable levels of knowledge and using a range of degrees of exposition, detail and clarity. We learn about the situations through our particular mindset and respond to it accordingly.
Throughout history the different means of expression and communication have evolved with these considerations. Written word has had various degrees of audience involvement, letters have always had a delayed interactive intention, while non-fiction writing often emerges of a need to inform, discuss and present. Novels generally present a third person's story for us to follow. But it has become more and more evident to writers how the reader's create involvement is needed to complete the purpose of the book.
Cortazar in Hopscotch actively plays with the reader, Catch 22 expects us to piece together events from different perspectives, and David Mitchell's "Cloud Atlas" (please let the movie not be terrible) or "100 years of solitude" by Gabriel García Márquez present paralel narratives that are often half-real, and we have no choice but to assess internally.
These interactions may not be as direct as pushing a button, but they can run much deeper, as they request the viewer to answer meaningful questions in order to understand, it generates an undeniable dialogue far beyond passive observation. In the best of cases, the shape of the question becomes secondary to the message, and this is the gist of the exchange.
Along this lines, Movies have done their share too. From grey characters, to open endings and abstract metaphoric narratives. Today the audience is considered as much more than the bucket where to dump the story (Ok maybe not you, Michael Bay). Some directors, notably David Lynch purposely aim for deconstructing the expectations of what a movie should be and forcing the audience to play editor.
Cultural and phylosophical evolutions have shifted the protagonic role to the audience, and this has had a profound impact in art. Classic concepts of art considered that pictoric and sculptural art had to representation of "correct" unstylized reality (In a way, Theater has always been the most abstract audience welcoming side of art). The gradual disappearance of religious themes, and the growing focus on secular individuality and personal emotion from The Renaissance to The Romantic period, started changing the objective of art itself. It ceased to be ornamental, and moved to an experimental, emotional realm.
From Monet, to Van-Gogh to Picasso, and later the Bauhaus, the purpose was to create objects that spoke to the people about people. Duchamp's Urinal was obviously not a literal sculpture, and Magritte's "The treachery of Images" is more a metaphoric slap in the face to the social expectations of art.
Art becomes the experience and exploration, the discussion and the feeling.
Modern views of communication understand that message is modified by both emitter and receiver. We could argue that the current focus is aimed at making the person experience the message, and NOT necessarily sense the medium. Since the shape the message takes is an accident for it's nature.
In many ways, games are ahead of the curve, because their structure is perfectly adecuate for this Creator / Audience dialogue. But this default condition is also a semantic trap. The ability to not complete a level or die, or choose in which order I Shoot an enemy are some of the most basic forms of twitch conditioned interaction. These examples are as interactive as Microsoft Word: although they give us immediate feedback, they don't carry any particular meaning. As the scale goes, less constraints and more immediate response to actions don't automatically mean more interactivity, In fact interactivity is not the important factor, since the appreciation of interactivity greatly depends on the level of the spectators engagement.
We have seen quite a bit of this debate lately, and while I'm not in love with Dear Esther. I believe it is an excellent example of a mature videogames, since it doesn't follow the formal conventions of videogames just because it has to. It moves beyond common judgements of what videogames -should- be, and it speaks clearly of what it is without labels. It is often criticised for the "lack of interaction" but I believe the use of confinement to express the emotional state of a game is brilliant. The player's input is purposely limited as a direct reflection of the game's message.
Others, like the old Silent Hill, make combat uncomfortable futile and frantic. But also, games like Super Meat Boy make the interaction meaningful by requiring extremely simple inputs, but teaching the player that survival requires lightning fast precision. Journey, Shadow of the colossus, and even Modern Warfare often succeed in this, like many other mediums, in which we are ignoring the limitations of the technology, bypassing the limitations of the interaction, and we feel as if it was real.
And there lies the paradox of perception and the biggest advantage of all fiction: It doesn't need to be real if we believe it.
This and more articles at my personal blog on Myprinterbitme
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The term interaction, in accordance to the definition you gave, is far too general for the consideration of games (also) in general.
Because games differ in the nature of any such interaction in a different way to art, based on their application.
There is a very basic reason for this:
Games merely require ACTION, not INTERaction, on behalf of a player. They do not require interaction between PEOPLE, in order to exist in such a manner. Art, however, according to this definition, does - it requires a creator/performer/teacher, and someone to perceive such a creation/performance/teaching.
Art only "exists" when perceived - the latter - but is defined by, and represents, the behaviour of the former.
EDIT: Unfortunately- this definition isn't correct and consistent - (if it was, then there would be no difference between action and interaction for most of those who act).
A game has to be created in order to exist, but is not defined by such a process (as a work of art) - it is only defined by the behaviour of a/the player(s) when taking part, which, again, only requires action, not interaction.
The addition of any specific media, however, aswell as other players to compete against, can and will change that - such as the use of computers: people have to interact with a computer in order to use it to play a game. But such elements are optional for games in general - which is, unfortunately, not consistently recognised, as the word game itself, is not.
Interactivity does not lose its meaning for the use and creation of computer games - it's just far too general to describe any more specific behaviour on behalf of the people involved in either... And this is where the problems lie - finding the right language to describe the actions and behaviour of the relevant people in a consistent manner - starting with the definition of the relevant activities themselves...
You'll notice how I've ignored the use of interactivity to describe art - there's a reason for that, and it's because I've covered it already in my blog - (hint: perception, reaction and properties != action). Again this is a symptom of not understanding and recognising the actual concept words such as game and art represent/belong to, and therefore failing to understand how they should be perceived and described in relation to each other).
|Bernardo Del Castillo
Hehe, I have a hard time following you...
It may or may not be because my native tongue is not actually English (It's Spanish). Some of the terms you use don't even exist as a direct translation.
I think I can get the gist of your analysis though, there is a problem with the tautological aspect of those listed words, because they define their actions behaviours and meanings by themselves. (I suppose meaning is equally positive as behaviour)
I suppose that my own thesis.. without really looking into linguistics as deep as you have is that in practical terms PERCEPTION>INTERACTION >ACTION. In the sense that everything, Other actions, inputs and stimulus, even our own actions are translated by our perception. In turn, it also modifies our behaviour when faced with interfaces for action.
Question: would you say videogames count as games or as art? (I'm assuming not naturally puzzles) I'm having trouble determining that from your explanation.
I think i have to read through your response again @_@...
|Darren Tomlyn
Not quite. I'm hoping you can follow what I'm about to say...!
Person A (A) & Person B.
1) Person A ACTS. Person B perceives action.
2) Person A Acts -> Person B. Person A acts and affects Person B. Person B also perceives action aswell as being affected by it. Action and effects are treated separately by the language - as cause and effect.
3) Person A acts -> Person B. Person B reacts -> Person A. Each individual action is defined and perceived by both, separately, and now also involves interaction (as a whole) between both people.
Art only requires action on behalf of creator/performer/teacher, for it to be then perceived by someone else. (1)
Games only require action on behalf of the player(s).
Puzzles require interaction on behalf of both the puzzle (B) (on behalf of its creator when applicable) and the person trying to solve it. (A) (3).
Computers enable interaction between the user and the software via keyboards/mice etc. for the player, and the monitor etc. for the software, (on behalf of the people who created the software, itself).
Such interaction can enable many different activities, of which games are merely one.
Everything we create can be seen as a work of art, completely separately and independently (and in addition) to any other function they may have, unless a work of art IS its function.
('Video'game is a misnomer, which isn't helping - it should be computer game instead. (We don't call any other type of games 'picture' (board) or 'sculpture' (dice) games, do we?))


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The Malian Prime Minister, Dr. Cheick Modibo Diarra, has expressed
satisfaction with the outcome of the just-concluded Technical Assessment
Mission (TAM) to Mali, made up of personnel from ECOWAS, the African Union and
the United Nations.
While receiving members of the mission who presented their report to him on
18th July, 2012 in Bamako, Dr. Diarra congratulated the team for reaching
consensus-based conclusions in their meetings with Malian military authorities.
He welcomed the solidarity shown by ECOWAS towards the people of Mali and
suggested guidelines for the deepening cooperation, and the development of a
time-table for the deployment of the planned ECOWAS Mission in Mali (MICEMA).
"In the past, our army participated in military operations in some countries
of the region and today Mali needs the support of ECOWAS, the Prime Minister
said. It is commendable that our West African brothers are working with the
Malian army with a view to retaking Northern Mali.
At a meeting with the Team, the Malian Minister of Defence and War veterans,
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territorial integrity.
MICEMA is expected to provide security for the authorities and transitional
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forces and support the retaking of Northern of Mali from rebel groups, he
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The team also met with the Special Representative of the President of the
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Staff, Colonel Ibrahim Dahirou Dembele, for facilitating the mission.
He said the ground had been prepared for the deployment of ECOWAS Standby
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an official request for the deployment. The request is now being awaited, he
The visit of the Technical Assessment Mission followed the decision of the
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The mission led by Brig-Gen. Hassan Lai, Chief of Staff of the ECOWAS Standby
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I've been contracted to build the infrastructure, as it were, for a small
Right now, they've got a single computer hooked up to a cable modem. No
security and little LAN functionality.
They want to add 5 computers, for a total of 6 and network them together,
all having access to the Internet.
Not a big problem, if they had an IT staff or even any technical ability at
all. However, these folks are newbies to technology and can't afford to
hire anybody to manage it for them. Creating a LAN is no problem. A
bare-bones firewall or Linksys-type router to provided NAT functionality and
they're off and running. What they'd still be missing is active security.
So I started looking around at the MSSPs (Managed Security Service Provider)
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bare-bones LAN for the company and let an MSSP provide the security.
However, after researching MSSPs for a while, they all seem to provide the
same basic function: they manage/monitor your network and security devices.
That implies that the company would have to buy a firewall, intrusion
detection of some sort and a virus scanner before an MSSP could come into
My question is this: is there an MSSP (or some other acronym) that provides
security as a service? My thought is to provide a secure tunnel from this
company's LAN to a remote LAN. The remote LAN would be secure and managed
and provide that service for a monthly fee.
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According to Jeff Darlington of NFL Network, league appointed investigator Ted Wells has cancelled further interviews with Richie Incognito and eleven other Miami Dolphins players. Specifically, Darlington referred to Wells as "canceling the scheduled interviews "after" having a second session with Jonathan Martin".
The outcome of the investigation will not likely be known until after the new year and the timing "could" point in two directions. One, Wells has all he needs after speaking with Martin a second time or two, the interviews will take place after the holidays.
What Wells has uncovered is not known and we are basically left to guess at what the outcome may be. Martin is currently on the non-football injury list and will not return this season and many believe that his time in Miami is over. Likely to be traded or cut in March when the league new year starts. Not as clear cut is the future of Richie Incognito.
Incognito is on voluntary suspension for another week and it's possible the Dolphins could retain the lineman. The question is do they want him. The offensive line production has actually improved with the absence of both Martin and Incognito. It's possible that if the Dolphins are in the mix for the final playoff spot that Incognito could be retained for the playoff run. While it's unlikely he would immediately step back on the field, he would be a valuable back-up heading into January.
Aside from the Martin issues, Stephen Ross and Jeff Ireland must decide if the publicity surrounding other off-field issues is escapable. Incognito's sexual assault incident doesn't sit well with Miami fans and the Dolphins may opt to forego bringing Incognito back at a critical time that could put unwanted attention on the team. Regardless of their decision it will be debated and put yet another cloud regardless of size over the locker room. Without question the media will focus on the opposite angle of Ireland's decision.
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I am under no illusion that our present strategy of using means short of total war to achieve our ends and oppose communism is a guarantee that a world war will not be thrust upon us. But a policy of patience and determination without provoking a world war, while we improve our military power, is one which we believe we must continue to follow. Under present circumstances, we have recommended against enlarging the war from Korea to also include Red China. The course of action often described as a limited war with Red China would increase the risk we are taking by engaging too much of our power in an area that is not the critical strategic prize. Red China is not the powerful nation seeking to dominate the world. Frankly, in the opinion of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, this strategy would involve us in the wrong war, at the wrong place, at the wrong time, and with the wrong enemy.
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Now that he's of legal drinking age, join him for a Beer + Latkes Celebration tomorrow night.
Beer and latkes. What do you have for dinner?
Gilbert Gottfried talks about apologizing for a joke (perhaps you remember) with Rabbi Dan Ain at 92YTribeca. What do you atone for? Here's your chance to observe Yom Kippur with Rabbi Dan and The Sway Machinery's Jeremiah Lockwood. But you have to meeeeeaaan it.
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Where do you go for news when you start your day?
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See above. Also: F'd in Park Slope, MLB.com (especially the app), Sermonaudio.com, kexp.org, PunkTorah.org, YouTube, Baseball Digest and my rabbidan@gmail account.
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Name: Clint Evans
Firm: Barlow Lyde & Gilbert
Title: CEO
Firm turnover: £76.2m
Total number of lawyers: 271
Clint Evans' CV
Education: BSc in Pharmacology, University of London; MSc in Organisational Behaviour, University of London
Work history:
1984: Graduate trainee, Unilever
1985: Trainee accountant, Deloitte
1992: Senior manager, Deloitte
1993: Management consultant, Deloitte
1994: Head of competitive strategy, BDO Stoy Hayward
1995: Senior management development, BDO Stoy Hayward
2001: Head of branding, Clifford Chance
2004: Director, Henley Management College
2007: CEO, Barlow Lyde & Gilbert
Olympic champion James Cracknell and television presenter Ben Fogle caused a media storm when they rowed naked in the Atlantic Rowing Race 2006. The pair, however, were not the actual winners of the race. That honour went to the C2 duo, one half of which was the new man about the legal town, Barlow Lyde & Gilbert's (BLG) first-ever CEO Clint Evans.
Evans, who started at BLG two months ago to the day (17 July), says that his gruelling 51 days, two hours and 10 minutes voyage with his rowing partner Chris Andrews has many key parallels that can be translated into how he will work within his new firm.
Evans quips that while at sea there are chops and changes that can be soul destroying, but, as in business, as long as you remain focused on the final objective, it is possible to ride out the rough patches.
"Also, being in a team such as C2, where you have highly competitive people, it's likely that there's going to be a difference of opinion," explains Evans. "So it's key that there's proper communication to ensure that we work well together to overcome the rough times.
"There's no point just simply having a chat at the beginning of the race. There needs to be continual dialogue throughout."
Evans believes that this form of communication is also essential within any firm. "Every part of a business needs to be talking to each other to ensure that everyone is moving in the same direction," he says."The final challenge, both out at sea and in business, is reacting to change.
"You can get stuck in the middle of a hurricane, but it's a question of reacting to weather the storm and have a clear plan of how to recover."
It is the question of recovery that led to BLG bringing Evans on board. The firm, in recent history, has had its own storms to weather. It has felt the pinch as a result of the litigation slowdown, leading to its average profit per equity partner remaining stagnant at £380,000 for the past three years.
Even as Evans was settling into his new position over the summer, several of BLG's big hitters, including financial services regulatory chief Chris Warren-Smith, Singapore boss David Johnston and corporate partner Jonathan Deverill, left, or are set to leave, the BLG family at a rate of almost a partner a month.
If Evans' track record is anything to go by, BLG will soon be in calm waters. The chartered accountant was instrumental in turning accountancy firm BDO Stoy Hayward into a challenger to the 'big four'.
When Evans joined BDO in 1994 it was globally ranked eleventh. After Evans' seven-year stint, initially as the head of competitive strategy and then as head of senior management development, the accountancy firm moved up to fifth.
In the legal world, Evans was head of branding at Clifford Chance in 2001, following its merger with US firm Rogers & Wells, and was drafted in to ensure a smooth integration and a uniform corporate profile for the combined entity.
Although Evans has only been in situ for two months, he has already developed some firm ideas of what he wants to do with BLG.
"Looking forward, I believe that it's important that there is communication between different parts of BLG," he says. "There's a wealth of talent among the firm's partners and there are some circumstances where, if these partners worked more closely together, we could offer clients new services.
"By joining up the dots we can unleash the untapped talent at the firm."
Evans claims that the firm has carved its own niche, which effectively puts it in a "ranking table of one" as "there's no one other firm that offers the overall package that Barlows offers".
His vision is to build on the firm's strengths and to broaden its marketing appeal from simply being known in the legal world as "the lawyers' law firm".
To this end, in the past two months he has been individually meeting the BLG partners - 70 of them so far - and aims to meet all 79 before setting up a formal strategy for the firm.
The firm, before Evans came on board, had already kick-started an attempt to change how it is perceived within the legal profession, undergoing a visual rebrand, changing its logo and colour from blue to red, on 1 May this year when BLG converted to LLP status.
"Changing the logo is all well and good, but what's needed now is ensuring that the message behind the brand is a coherent one," explains Evans.
With the new CEO at the helm and knowing what he wants, it appears that BLG may have found its bridge to get over the troubled waters.


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I was hoping the Baltimore Orioles would use the All Star break as a change to recharge their batteries and come out fighting, but it looks like that case of terrible they caught is still lingering. Last night's game against the Cleveland Indians was basically over before it got started. Jeremy Guthrie gave up two home runs in the first inning and the Tribe went on to beat the O's 8-4. Nick Markakis drove in 2 runs with a single early but came up later with runners on second and third one out and the game still in doubt and popped up on the first pitch. I guess there's always tomorrow.


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Here are some titles that should keep you awake at night:
The Haunting of Alaizabel Cray by Chris Wooding
As Thaniel, a wych-hunter, and Cathaline, his friend and mentor, try to rid the alleys of London's Old Quarter of the terrible creatures that infest them, their lives become entwined with that of a woman who may be either mad or possessed.
The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson
First published in 1959, Shirley Jackson's The Haunting of Hill House has been hailed as a perfect work of unnerving terror. It is the story of four seekers who arrive at a notoriously unfriendly pile called Hill House: Dr. Montague, an occult scholar looking for solid evidence of a "haunting"; Theodora, his lighthearted assistant; Eleanor, a friendless, fragile young woman well acquainted with poltergeists; and Luke, the future heir of Hill House. At first, their stay seems destined to be merely a spooky encounter with inexplicable phenomena. But Hill House is gathering its powers-and soon it will choose one of them to make its own.
Malice by Chris Wooding
Once you get into the story, there's no way out. Everyone's heard the rumors. If you gather the right things and say the right words, you'll be taken to Malice, a world that exists inside a horrifying comic book. It's a world that few kids know about ... and even fewer survive. Seth and Kady think it's all a silly myth. But then their friend, Luke, disappears and suddenly the rumors don't seem silly after all. Malice is real. Malice is deadly. And Seth and Kady are about to be trapped inside it.
Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury
Appearing in 1962, this is the story of a diabolical carnival that wreaks havoc on the lives of the people of a small Illinois town. What would you do if your secret wishes could be granted by the mysterious ringmaster Mr. Dark? Bradbury excels in revealing the dark side that exists in us all, teaching us ultimately to celebrate the shadows rather than fear them.
This readalike is in response to a patron's book-match request. If you would like personalized reading recommendations, fill out the book-match form and a librarian will email suggested titles to you.
If you like fantasy books with lots of adventure these titles from the Young Adult collections may appeal to you:
The Alchemyst by Michael Scott
While working summer jobs in San Francisco, 15-year-old twins, Sophie and Josh, suddenly find themselves caught up in the deadly, centuries-old struggle between rival alchemists, Nicholas Flamel and John Dee, over the possession of an ancient and powerful book holding the secret formulas for alchemy and everlasting life.
The Explosionist by Jenny Davidson
A page turner! Well-written, fast-paced, alternative history about a young woman unwittingly caught up in political intrigue and murder. I can't wait for a sequel!
Graceling by Kristin Cashore
In a world where some people are born with extreme and often-feared skills called Graces, Katsa struggles for redemption from her own horrifying Grace, the Grace of killing, and teams up with another young fighter to save their land from a corrupt king. Graceling has won numerous awards and has been on the New York Times bestseller list.
Leven Thumps and the Gateway to Foo by Obert Skye
When fate brings 14-year-old Leven and 13-year-old Winter together, they discover that for mankind to continue dreaming, the gateway between reality and dreams needs to be found and demolished.
Little Brother by Cory Doctorow
After being interrogated for days by the Department of Homeland Security in the aftermath of a major terrorist attack on San Francisco, California, seventeen-year-old Marcus, released into what is now a police state, decides to use his expertise in computer hacking to set things right.
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There are a lot of powerful books around that deal with different types of abuse and addiction. The following titles focus on drug abuse specifically.
If you like Crank by Ellen Hopkins, here are some other books that you may like:
Glass (sequel to Crank) by Ellen Hopkins
In a powerful sequel to Crank, Kristina is determined to manage her addiction to crack in order to keep her newborn child, but when she is unable to manage her use of the drug and the pull becomes too strong, her greatest fears are quickly realized.
Go Ask Alice by anonymous
A powerful, fictional diary of a teenage runaway and her decent into drug abuse.
A Million Little Pieces by James Frey
Now acknowledged as fiction and not a true story, this is the author's account of his drug addiction and rehabilitation.
If you enjoyed Graceling by Kristin Cashore, you'll definitely want to check out:
Fire by Kristin Cashore - the prequel to Graceling!
In a kingdom called the Dells, Fire is the last human-shaped monster, with unimaginable beauty and the ability to control the minds of those around her, but even with these gifts she cannot escape the strife that overcomes her world.
Here are some other titles you may like:
Fablehaven by Brandon Mull
When Kendra and Seth go to stay at their grandparents' estate, they discover that it is a sanctuary for magical creatures and that a battle between good and evil is looming.
Finnikin of the Rock by Melina Marchetta
Now on the cusp of manhood, Finnikin, who was a child when the royal family of Lumatere was brutally murdered and replaced by an impostor, reluctantly joins forces with an enigmatic young novice and fellow-exile, who claims that her dark dreams will lead them to a surviving royal child and a way to regain the throne of Lumatere.
Gifts by Ursula K. Le Guin
When a young man in the Uplands blinds himself rather than use his gift of "unmaking"--a violent talent shared by members of his family--he upsets the precarious balance of power among rival, feuding families, each of which has a strange and deadly talent of its own.
Here are three titles you might enjoy.
Cracker! : The Best Dog in Vietnam by Cynthia Kadohata
A young soldier in Vietnam bonds with his bomb-sniffing dog.
Storm Warriors by Elisa Carbone
In 1895, after his mother's death, twelve-year-old Nathan moves with his father and grandfather to Pea Island off the coast of North Carolina, where he hopes to join the all-black crew at the nearby lifesaving station, despite his father's objections.
Fever 1793 by Laurie Halse Anderson
In 1793 Philadelphia, sixteen-year-old Matilda Cook, separated from her sick mother, learns about perseverance and self-reliance when she is forced to cope with the horrors of a yellow fever epidemic.
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If you like Princess Ben by Catherine Gilbert Murdock you might also enjoy:
Book of a Thousand Days by Shannon Hale
Fifteen-year-old Dashti, sworn to obey her sixteen-year-old mistress, the Lady Saren, shares Saren's years of punishment locked in a tower, then brings her safely to the lands of her true love, where both must hide who they are as they work as kitchen maids.
A Curse Dark as Gold by Elizabeth C. Bunce
Upon the death of her father, seventeen-year-old Charlotte struggles to keep the family's woolen mill running in the face of an overwhelming mortgage and what the local villagers believe is a curse, but when a man capable of spinning straw into gold appears on the scene she must decide if his help is worth the price.
Ever by Gail Carson Levine
Fourteen-year-old Kezi and Olus, Akkan god of the winds, fall in love and together try to change her fate--to be sacrificed to a Hyte god because of a rash promise her father made--through a series of quests that might make her immortal.
The Explosionist by Jenny Davidson
In Scotland in the 1930s, fifteen-year-old Sophie, her friend Mikael, and her great-aunt Tabitha are caught up in a murder mystery involving terrorists and suicide-bombers whose plans have world-shaping consequences.
Here are some books that I think you will like. I have included a few titles that I have not read myself, but I shared your request with our young adult librarian and she thought they might appeal to you.
One last thing...did you know that we are on Facebook now? We have a page called "Teens@CRRL". Every Wednesday, we have a feature to find out what people are reading. You may want to log in and recommend books that you like to others. It sounds like you would have a lot to share. I hope you will check out the page and join in the discussion.
Because you enjoyed the action and adventure in Heroes of the Valley by Jonathan Stroud, I have some other books you may enjoy.
If you haven't read Jonathan Stroud's Bartimaeus Trilogy, you may want to give it a try. In the first book, The Amulet of Samarkand, a magician's apprentice summons the djinni Bartimaeus and instructs him to steal the Amulet from a powerful magician.
Nick of Time by Ted Bell.
Nick McIver is no ordinary boy. He travels through time, fighting pirates and beating Nazis at their own game.
The American Girls are really neat. I like reading their stories to find out how girls used to live in the past.Did you know there are a lot of other American Girl History Mysteries? Here are a couple you may like:
Thank you for requesting a Book Match. It looks like you really enjoy high action in your fantasy fiction, so here are some other titles you may like:
H.I.V.E.: Higher Institute of Villainous Education by Mark Walden.
Swept away to a hidden academy for training budding evil geniuses, Otto, a brilliant orphan, Wing, a sensitive warrior, Laura, a shy computer specialist, and Shelby, an infamous jewel thief, plot to beat the odds and escape the prison known as H.I.V.E.
Artemis Fowl(and others in the series) by Eoin Colfer.
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Money Grinding Trick
Get a Pokemon that has Lucky,Lucky+,Lucky++,Gorgeous, or Gorgeous+, and make them learn a move that makes foes drop extra money, i.e. Bug bite,thief,covet., and go to places like towers that have lots of Pokemon that appear. If the pokemon has Lucky++ or Gorgeous+ and a move that drops extra money then you will get six coins instead of 3! Hope you use my trick :D And I know you will get rich from it :D.
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