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Peter Weyl studied French literature in college, taught in German schools and somehow ended up with a long career in TV news.
These days, he spends a lot of fine daylight time in darkened movie theaters to write his reviews. Among Peter's favorite flicks are "All About Eve," "Some Like it Hot," "Goodfellas," "Children of Men" and "The Wild Bunch." Go figure.
Peter lives in Portland with his wife Terry, who also loves books and movies.
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Movies: "Mud" posted on Monday, May 6, 2013 - 9:02am "Mud" is the kind of movie people say Hollywood doesn't make anymore: low-key, character-driven and featuring a solid cast. As a summer of bombastic blockbusters is about to bear down on... read more... |
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Movies: "The Place Beyond the Pines" posted on Friday, April 19, 2013 - 6:44am The title is confusing, sounding perhaps like some teen horror movie, but it's actually the Mohawk name for Schenectady, NY, where this complex, well-made film takes place.It opens with a bravura... read more... |
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Movies: "Side Effects" posted on Monday, March 4, 2013 - 9:27am Here's a somewhat delayed take on one of the few grown-up movies playing during this bleak post-Oscar season, a medical thriller directed, shot and edited by Steven Soderbergh (under several... read more... |
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This Emerging Church could easily be "rolled back into" the RCC!!!
The way they describe historical Christianity is going from sacral society* based on pagan imagery (RCC) TO sacral based on printed word (sola scriptura/Reform) TO fundamentalist divisiveness over the meaning of that word (modernism) TO seeker/purpose-driven postmodernism TO post-evangelical emerging experiential church with images and sacralist (God-centered) "community" again -> (similar, it seems, to Geneva under Calvin only with "images" like early Catholicism rather than the Word).
What do they mean by "sacral?" They mean merging Christianity back into society (or "community" they call it) without the government aspects -- YET (They say they don't know what the final form will be). No more "division" of the secular and the sacred that the modernists (fundamentalists) introduced and is the basis for our separation of church and state! (as in "composite society" where a mix of diverse religions "proves" by God's blessing which one is best i.e. OT Jews vs Gentiles)
BTW, scripture probably lays this out like this (Rev 2-3): Purgammum and Thyatira = RCC, Sardis = Reform, Philly = modernist/fundamentalist, and Laodicea = postmodern + emerging (my own opinion anyway).
Here are "3 core practices that combine to create other practices" (we'll get to them later):
1) The basis for their theology is not the scriptures mainly but the "life of Jesus" as found mainly in the Gospels and in their own lives (subjective/experiential Christianity).
2) Transforming secular space into sacred space. Thie means taking the corrupted tools of the society (music, images, activities, etc,) and putting them to sacred purpose.
3) "Living as community." IOW, ecclesiology is "out" -- practicing corporate life in accordance with a) the "kingdom of God" model (as if the kingdom was physical and not just spiritual) b) that they derive from Jesus ministry is "in." They commit their lives to the "King" and lay aside divergent loyalties (to theologies, ecclesiologies, etc.) the basic "ends" of which, IMO, is waiting for Christ's (IMO, AC's) coming.
Well, that's just a start. Jump in where you feel you have an opinion or commentary to add. Obviously, I had my own opinions and "visions" of where all this might lead. What say you?
The book, BTW, is Emerging Churches by Gibbs and Bolger.
* All major empires were "sacral" until the Magna Carta and then the United States of America. Basically, they were government and religion combined with the Pharoah/king/emperor/governor being the worshipped and religious law comingled with society's law.


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My, time flies! It's been a few weeks since Zipangu Fest announced its line-up for its second year's outing, to be held at the ICA between 18-24 November, and I've been so busy I've not had a chance to stick any news about it up on this particular site.
If you want to read the original press releases, you can find them on the press section of our website here, but if you want more basic details about the lineup, you can find the full schedule either on the ICA website or on the Zipangu Fest website.
Basically we've divided the programme into four sections, all of which overlap and inter-link in various cunning ways that I'm about to outline: Sounds of Zipangu, Experimental/Animation, Zipangu Retro, and Nuclear Reactions. The first section consists of two European-produced documentaries that look at Japanese avant-garde/experimental music and the traditional, religious and contemporary cultural forces that inform it, with We Don't Care About Music Anyway… and KanZeOn both looking as good as they sound.
The latter film, which also screened over this summer at Shinsedai in Toronto and EvA in Estonia, provides the inspiration for our opening party, which features an astounding line-up of DJs and performers, not least in the form of tat2mi, the beat-boxing Buddhist monk featured in the film in his first ever London performance. The event, to be held in the ICA's bar, boasts a live remix of the visuals by Amoeba.Av with director/cinematographer Tim Grabham (aka Cinema Iloobia).
I've already posted the flyer for this party just below this entry on my blog, so do feel free to circulate, won't you! You can win tickets for our marvellous opening screening and party via this competition on the Japan Centre website.
All of this links rather nicely with another film in this section, Abraxas, about a former punk musician turned Buddhist monk who finds himself drawn back to give just one more performance. Not only is the soundtrack by Yoshihide Ohtomo, a towering figure in Japan's avant-garde scene who is featured in We Don't Care About Music Anyway…, but coincidentally the film was shot in the rural Fukushima region devastated by the earthquake and tsunami on 11 March of this year.
The earthquake of course can't help but cast a long shadow over any Japan-related events this year. Zipangu Fest will be doing their bit to raise awareness and hopefully a bit of money to help those affected when we move temporarily out of the ICA on Tuesday 22 Nov for a special charity screening of experimental films at Cafe Oto in Dalston. The two Nippon Re-Read programmes, as announced previously on this website, are part of a touring programme curated by Kinema Nippon (Aily Nash and Nine Yamamoto-Masson) and cover key works in the history of Japanese experimental film from the 1960s to present.
If you're interested in either experimental film or Japanese cinema, the Nippon Re-Read: Radical Fragments and Abstractions from Japan I & II night on Tues 22 Nov presents a unique chance to watch these works placed within an informative yet fun context at one of London's funkiest venues (worth visiting for the okonomiyaki and decent bar prices alone). It's only £5 to get in, although you are free to pay more as all profits will go to the Japan Society Earthquake Relief Fund, and you can also buy advance tickets via WeGotTickets. As if this wasn't amazing enough value for money in its own right, legendary London-based Japanese psychedelic rockers Bo Ningen will also be in attendance to perform a live soundtrack to Tatsuo Sato's surreal animated classic Cat Soup from 2001.
This provides me with two ways to segue back into the other parts of the programme, but I'll take the Experimental/Anime route. Alongside Abraxas on Saturday we have the Beyond Anime: The Outer Limits programme which, to whet your appetite for Cat Soup, will provide a wonderful and revealing glimpse of the innovation and creativity in Japan's independent animation scene. This is a truly amazing sample of works covering a wide range of ground, but I'll say it now, Sayaka Oka's mesmerising Melting Medama is about the closest thing to a religious epiphany I've experienced this year.
On a similar tack is the Enter the Cosmos programme of three works by that maestro of cinematic abstraction, Takashi Makino. His recent film Still in Cosmos will be screened as part of Tuesday's Nippon Re-Read earthquake appeal night, but here's a unique chance to immerse yourself in the full experience, with Makino himself there to introduce the films. Linking back to the Sounds of Zipangu section, Makino's films are collaborations with some of the the foremost international talents of noise and soundscape music, including Jim O'Rourke and Machinefabriek. Another connection is that both Makino and KanZeOn's Tim Grabham have served some time under the Quay Brothers, an influence that will become all the more clear when you see the Death of Phonebook animation made by Tim (under his customary handle of Cinema Iloobia), the honorary gaijin included in the Beyond Anime section.
On the other side of the Sounds of Zipangu musical spectrum lies the sickly sweet strains of J-pop teeny band Momoiro Clover, as featured in Koji Shiraishi's hilariously cruel J-horror mockumentary Shirome. Watch the tribe of teen songstresses agree to sell their souls for fame and fortune, and remember, nothing about their performance is faked for the camera!
Horror also lies at the heart of one of our Zipangu Retro screenings, and I am absolutely delighted that we have managed to make this come together, in partnership with the National Film Centre of Tokyo and the Japan Visualmedia Translation Academy. Never seen before in the UK, the 1938 supernatural chiller Ghost Cat and the Mysterious Shamisen is going to shake up a few preconceptions about the development of the horror around the world during is early decades, revealing that the genre was alive and kicking in Japan long before the films of Nobuo Nakagawa for Shintoho in the 1950s. Pioneering director Ushihara went to Hollywood to study filmmaking under Charlie Chaplin in the 1920s, so it is no surprise that he kept more than one eye on other developments in American cinema throughout his career. Personally I think that with its well-deployed arsenal of kaleidoscopic lenses, double-exposures and slow-mo sequences, in the expressionistic stakes Ghost Cat is easily abreast of, if not ahead of the Universal horrors of the period. Zipangu Fest have especially arranged to get this film subtitled and available for English speaking audiences, so make sure you don't miss it while it is screening over here – the film gets its UK premiere ahead of Zipangu Fest at Leeds International Film Festival on Tues 8 and Thurs 10 Nov, and will be playing in Bradford in December and Newcastle in March. More details as they come, but if anyone out there reading this is also interested in showing this rare gem anywhere else, then drop me a line!
And our second Zipangu Retro screening takes us into our final section, Nuclear Reactions. Lucky Dragon No. 5 is a little-seen work by a pretty well-known director, Kaneto Shindo. One of the most important figures in the history of independent cinema in Japan, Shindo is primarily known in the West for his two horror films Onibaba and Kuroneko (another film about a ghostly black cat!), but also for a number of films on the subject of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki and the director's own birthplace of Hiroshima, beginning with the first fictional work from Japan on the subject, Children of Hiroshima (1952) right up to his latest film Postcard (2011), realised at the age of 98. I have no idea when was the last time this film was shown in the United Kingdom, if ever, but suffice it to say, you probably won't get another chance to see it soon. The film is a docudrama based on a real life incident in which the crew of a fishing trawler were caught in the vicinity of American atomic bomb testing in the Pacific during the 1950s. The incident is pretty well-known today, if only because it inspired the original Godzilla.
Lest we forget, the legacy of the atomic bomb is the subject of our second film in the Nuclear Reactions section, with Hiroshi Nagasaki Download detailing a road-trip by the Mexican-based Japanese artist Shinpei Takeda, who will be coming as a guest of Zipangu Fest to introduce his film, as he and his college friend embark on a road trip across North America to interview a number of the survivors of this tragedy who have now made their homes outside of Japan.
The Nuclear Reactions section is our attempt to remember the potentially lethal destructive power of atomic energy, whether used militarily or to provide our energy needs, with a series of four films produced in a country that has suffered the most from its misuse. The nuclear power debate in Britain seems to have already died down in the wake of the catastrophe at the Fukushima power plant, a power plant that politicians repeatedly told the Japanese public was completely safe. In Japan, Hitomi Kamanaka has made several films that have attempted to delve beneath the claims of the politicians long before the disaster, and her findings in the two films that we are screening at the festival, are both chilling and yet also provide hope for those who are prepared to engage with the issues more fully. With the director travelling to Sellafield in the first of these two films to investigate a radiation leak that already seems to have been forgotten by the British media and public, the films offer little in the way of cold comfort for those still convinced by the "can't happen here" argument.
So there's a guide through our programme for this year's Zipangu Fest. No doubt there are even more links between the films if you look for them, and we really hope this years festival succeeds in fulfilling our goal of bringing people together to enjoy these films, and to talk about them and other related matters. I'm certainly looking forward to it myself!
Almost forgot too, just a few days before the festival, me and Julian Ross will be at the Horse Hospital near Russell Sq at the invitation of Electric Sheep magazine for An Evening of Subversive Japanese Cinema. Electric Sheep and Strange Attractor will present a screening of Koji Wakamatsu's anarcho-pinku Sex Jack (1970) to tie-in with their recent book publication The End: An Electric Sheep Anthology, while Julian and I will be there to provide some cultural background to the film as well as another screening of one of the top hits from last year's Zipangu Fest, Naoyuki Niiya's ero-guro kami-shibai animation Man-eater Mountain.
In the meantime, here's a link to an interview I did with Zoe Baxter on her Lucky Cat show on Resonance FM last Saturday (29 October), in which I talk a lot more about the films and a few other things besides.
Parts of Zipangu Fest's programme will be touring to the Bradford Media Museum on 10-12 December, and the Star and Shadow Cinema in Newcastle in January.
More news as it comes, and again, if there are any venues out there in the UK that are interested in hosting parts of the Zipangu Fest programme, then do drop us a line.
And in the meantime, you can sign up to our press list, our Facebook page and our Twitter feed.


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What I learnt about talent management from Marie Helvin
By Richard Cross
MOST TALENT management perspectives take a corporate point of view. A survey by the Economist Intelligence Unit, for example, recently revealed that CEOs assign as much as 50 per cent of their time to talent management. Similarly, researchers at
By contrast, Mick Cope of coaching, consulting and training firm WizOz, describes two ways to define talent management: first, the classical human resources (HR) definition that focuses on succession planning; and second, an alternate view, where you have to recognise that talent resides in the whole organisation, not just in the top 10 per cent.
Mick is right to address the imbalance. Where there is no such concept as a job for life, individuals have to maintain their employability through managing their own development and career progression.
We all have to manage our own talent.
Nowhere is this more evident than in the world of fashion. There, we can all learn from the experience of the original global supermodel Marie Helvin. She has been an iconic image in every decade since the 1970s. Her recent autobiography provides some useful insights on how to manage a career where talent is all. Admittedly, as the muse of photographer David Bailey, she had a rarefied and surreal lifestyle. However she was and is a star in her own right.
We can all learn from how Helvin managed her talent through her approach to knowledge retention and sharing, social networking, and how she deals with success.
In terms of knowledge retention, Marie had a headstart. Right from her schooldays, when she attended psychology classes, Marie learned about speed reading, memory enhancement, and visualisation techniques.
I guess it comes in useful when you have to deal with people who make perfection out of managing chaos, such as Karl Lagerfeld, or keep bumping into fellow jetsetters when living at airports.
So how do you store your important information? And can you use it when you meet people socially or out of context?
Maries attitude to knowledge sharing stands out. She gets the cold shoulder in her early modelling days in
She became determined to share any tips she had about make-up or agents or anything else freely. In future, if luck came to me, she adds, I would make sure to spread it around.
Its an interesting perspective and reminded me of some of the research that Dan Holtshouse and I had conducted when we looked at high-performing service engineers. There, high performers turned out to be proactive sharers with their colleagues, going beyond expectations in contributing to the collective know-how of their community, while low performers were more likely to be knowledge hoarders.
Food for thought, indeed: How well do we share our own tips and contacts with our colleagues and competitors?
As for social networking, Marie is second to none. She was into networking before e-mail. She was, after all, the individual who introduced the Princess of Wales to Dodi al-Fayed.
True, most successful people have large networks, but more important than the number of contacts is the diversity of their networks. Captains of industry have contacts in politics, entertainment, non-profits, journalism, academia, and many sectors of the world of business. So do icons of the fashion world.
So how diverse and rich (and not just in monetary terms either!) is your network?
Marie is a natural networker and as her career unveils it easy to spot people who pop up time and time again in her life. She knows almost everyone in her world, and she doesnt need Facebook or Linkedin! What she does have, at different points in her life, are effective and connected mentors, as well as good friends to help her through tough times.
So how connected are your mentors? Your wealth is also in who you know.
Finally, while Marie is famous, we can all learn from how she deals with her own talent and fame to stay at the top.
She is gracious. Quoting her ex-husband David Bailey she concludes, If you are successful, you have to become a nicer person, because if you dont, there is something wrong with you.
Approaching talent management simply, from the perspective of an organisation, is mechanistic and unrealistic. The fact that Marie Helvin could relaunch her modelling career at 50 says it all.
In managing our talent we can all learn from personalities of our time. And Marie Helvin is certainly one of those.


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Thanks!Looks pretty good William, nice work :D
I looks like you need to get a little more spacing to the left and right of the gray bar that separates the sidebar from the main content. Typography will be your next big step. The big yellow "W" is a great candidate for using the :first-letter pseudo-class!Neat and congrats, the only thing I think you need to fix is that yellow gradient header, it seems you just placed it there for the hell of it, you need to do something with it, don't just leave it there looking plain, if you're not gonna do anything with it, you might want to take it out or reduce the height.I Have updated it to better match the photoshop design (use same link above)
Thanks chris and airforce for the comments!Hi wmwood,
I want to make some suggestions,
First of all, I think you do not need this little line | between the items of your main navigation, it adds a noise to the navigation.
Secondly why do you duplicate you navigation below the header, maybe you can move it your footer.
Next one is I think you should really consider making your font-size a little bigger that can help you with white space management.
Finally I have looked at your source code @ page-top, if I were you I would write it as

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Instead of giving classes to those items, you can directly target them in your CSS like this,
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Hi, we play this great game on a regular basis and have encountered a slight dilemma. If a player is (or becomes Cylon after sleeper agent phase), and he/she is Admiral, they continue to support the players by doing everything right. And when the New Caprica phase occurs, they wait untill Galactica returns to orbit.. aaaaand jumps. Meaning that we get morale loss in addition to huge population loss (due to civilian ships not being evacuated), resulting in human loss. Now, this has encountered "only" 2 times, but it's a disturbing element in each game. "Is the admiral a Cylon?" "Should we brig/execute him just to be sure?"
Unless the Cylons reveal themselves before New Caprica phase, we can never be sure. Even if we execute the admiral and he turns out to be human/Cylon, the next in line could also be a Cylon.
Anyone have found a good solution to this dilemma?
And regarding "Reckless" and "Reckless Skill Check". When the cards are revealed and totaled, and there was a Reckless card played first;
1. The Cylons play a "Reckless Skill Check" card. Is this resolved BEFORE or AFTER the skill check is resolved? (There was this one time the Crisis card stated that a Boarding party gets removed, and it was just about to destroy a Civilian ship. If it got destroyed BEFORE the reckless skill check, it would'nt have been able to take the civilian ship, but if the reckless skill check ability was to be resolved first, it would).
2. Also, if there are "Reckless Skill Check" cards in the pool (before revealed Cylons add their card) are the texts resolved on these or do they count only positive/negative (just their numbers)?
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I hate to say it, but most people don't play with New Caprica, so you may not get much of a response here. But we'll see. You may need to post also at BGG.
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odinher said:
1. The Cylons play a "Reckless Skill Check" card. Is this resolved BEFORE or AFTER the skill check is resolved? (There was this one time the Crisis card stated that a Boarding party gets removed, and it was just about to destroy a Civilian ship. If it got destroyed BEFORE the reckless skill check, it would'nt have been able to take the civilian ship, but if the reckless skill check ability was to be resolved first, it would).
Pegasus rules on page 9 indicate that if a Reckless Treachery card is used it triggers immediately, not after the skill check is resolved:
When a Reckless Skill Card is played, the current Skill check
is considered Reckless. Some Treachery Cards have effects
that are triggered when they are revealed in a Reckless Skill
check (see page 10).
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2. Also, if there are "Reckless Skill Check" cards in the pool (before revealed Cylons add their card) are the texts resolved on these or do they count only positive/negative (just their numbers)?
I'm not sure if I understand what you mean exactly, but if a player uses the text on a Reckless card before the skill check starts, then the Reckless card is not part of the skill check; it basically works the same way as Investigative Committee being played.
As far as the Admiral on NC problem goes… not using NC at all is your best bet (for a long list of reasons), but if you are using it and there are still unrevealed Cylons then the Human players will have to either execute the Admiral and Ellen or just go with their gut feeling that they arent skinjobs.
The trouble with having an open mind, of course, is that people will insist on coming along and trying to put things in it. -Terry Pratchett
Answering the second part first…
Cards that are part of the skill check are all that are counted. Card played prior, like "support the people" and such are not part of that "pool" of cards in the skill check. (i.e., "play before skill check cards"). Since they are not part of the skill check, they are ignore as part of the skill check… haha.
If the skill check is "reckless": before officially totalling the cards for final result (or doing the "consequence" if applicable <Exodus>) , you resolve any reckless skill check cards. Only one card title per check, and if needed, resolved in the order chosen by current player.
It does not matter who/what put the reckless skill check card in the check - human, cylon, destiny deck, etc.
Does that answer what you were asking?
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I just recently played a Base+Pegasus and New Cap game with people playing it for the first time. I had forgotten how it changes the overall play!
If you don't know who your Cylons are close to New Caprica, you want the Admiral to be human! And there is one sure way… the airlock!
If they are human, then they would come back as the next highest in line to be admiral… if someone plays Cane, you don't want an Adama running around or it messes that plan up!
It also gives a reason for at least one cylon to stay under wraps, to cast concern on the Admiral's status!
Adding Ellen into the mix is fun. Getting the title to change to an "all cards up" human is just as good.
Executing them just before there turn allows them to get a full hand of cards if they are human, so that's a plan. The Baltar check is also helpful… unless of course he is a Cylon! haha. And that is the fun of the game.
If you are in a 2 cylon game, and 1 is revealed, and Baltar checks the Admiral and reports human, you are good. Since a human Baltar would not call a Cylon Armiral human, and only 1 cylon is outstanding, he must be telling the truth (but Baltar COULD still be a Cylon trying to fit in… but why not get the Admiral executed? Spoils the fun of being Cylon Baltar!)
New Caprica is a nice twist on the game and something "new" to do when you "master" Pegasus plain old Kobol … but it tends not to be used with Exodus.
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I always felt like there should be some mutiny mechanic to prevent the admiral from doing an obviously game ending move would be nice. It would eliminate the need for the "airlocking the admiral and having him come back as the next highest in line to be admiral" strategy.
I'd be fine with it having a large penalty so if you left an unrevealed cylon as admiral, he could order the bad jump and force the humans to use the mutiny mechanic (which would cause them much harm). It's much better than making the entire game hinge on one player's action.
For it to work, a cylon has to stay unrevealed AND has to do nothing or only do thinks that the admiral could do… so it Adama is admiral and the cylon throws in a bad yellow card… you know the admiral is NOT. You have to be sly and…well… possibly less effective.
So the nice part is it adds a new strategy option for cylons - and makes the cylon hunt more imperative.
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It isn't a typo. I made a lock that a key can't be made to work it, but it can be picked!! I made it because otherwise I would have been bored....
How does it work? The first, second, third, fifth, and sixth pins can't be lifted until the fourth pin is lifted. Basically a key can't enter the lock, unless you make a key that can lift the fourth pin first!
Ignore the hole drilled above the keyway, it was pointless. I'm not sure what I was thinking when I did that.
I had to re-drill the retaining pin hole. It wouldn't have worked very well in it's original hole.
Now you get to see how it works. The slider piece partially covers the pins when in it's resting position. The fourth pin is beveled, so it can push the slider to the front of the lock. Thus allowing the other pins the freedom to move.
I had to re-drill the chambers a little larger, with the exception of the fourth chamber. I also had to put a stronger spring in the fourth chamber (two twisted together). This was done because when finished with the lock it was difficult to get all the pins to drop down all the way and allow the slider back into place. Now all you need to do is lift only the fourth pin, let the others drop back down, and then the dual springs in the fourth chamber are strong enough to push that one down as well.
If I used dual springs in all the chambers, then the spooled pins would be held in a more vertical position. Which coincidentally won't allow the slider to move over far enough to hold the bottom pins down.
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Arguing for "a robust and strong Arms Trade Treaty, which should be relevant to all U.N. Member States and can therefore be universal," they add that they want the treaty to include in its scope "all military conventional weapons and systems, including small arms and light weapons, munitions, related technology, and parts and components.
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Facebook messenger is really the one thing that's keeping me from using this messenger full time. Is anyone experiencing an Authentication Error while logging into facebook? Anyone know how to fix it? These are the steps below that the application takes me through:1. See account with Authentication Error2. Click Edit Account3. Achievements to Wall is unchecked.4. Advanced: all items are checked. 5. Click Save6. Facebook Login window appears.7. Enter password.8. Checked: Keep me logged in to Digsby.9. Click Login10. At the top of the window it shows red >> and << with a button "Don't Make Me Log In Again"... This is not clickable.11. Click Skip on "Invite your friends to Digsby" option.12. You may now close this window... appearsAfter all of this, I still get the Authentication error. Maybe my facebook account is broken?Any Help?
digsby hasn't worked with facebook for a lonnnng time now. The promised fixes don't arrive, and no word yet on a decent version upgrade to digsby that WILL work properly.It seems digsby developers either don't know how, or care to fix the issues - and trillian gets more digruntled digsby users every day
I'll be honest, I was trying to switch BACK from Trillian.. I guess I'll have to wait.
For me, I follow the same process, except that I have nothing checked under advanced and once I click on login on the facebook login popup, I get a blank screen in the popup and the facebook tab in the application shows authentication error. I got digsby because I wanted something that supports all of the chat that I use for work. Labt924, I guess I'm going back to trillian also. Issues have been going on with facebook for a while, you'd think that it would be a priority.
This facebook issue is what made me create a user on the forum just to see if they ever plan to have a solution. Guess I'll have to look into trillian since this is becoming a major issue to wait for months upon months. And randomly it'll work for a day to give us false hope.
As a long time user of Digsby, it's been interesting to see the Facebook frustrations for months now. I was happy to switch to Digsby and use it from its inception, as well as alpha test. The fact is virtually nothing has been done with Digsby now for a year since it was sold. I'll continue to enjoy Digsby and use it's reduced capabilities but have no expectation of things being corrected, or Digsby being developed any further.If the fault of Facebook connections is a Facebook problem; how do services like Hootsuite and Tweetdeck, etc. make it happen without failure ?
+1 on all the above. A client that can't do FB is of no use to me. So close... So I guess it's back to Trillian for me too. Digsby has had enough time to fix this.
i am facing the same problem too ... currently using the jabber workaround
Back to Trillian for me too.....Facebook Authentication error is really getting on my nerves.....
Since this took a bit of searching. I thought I would share here the jabber workaround. Source belowGo to Digsby -> My Accounts and in the Add Accounts section at the top, select the Jabber icon.You should get a window that looks like this:In the Jabber ID box, put firstname.lastname@example.com, and in the password field, put your facebook password. For example, if your facebook page is at facebook.com/yourname, your Jabber id is firstname.lastname@example.com the facebook account from DigsbySource: http://en-gb.facebook.com/digsby/posts/322935837750247
ouray770 YOU ARE AWESOME. That worked great!!! Thanks.
carbonize, thanks for the info, but that only covers Facebook chat, right? You won't get other notifications by that method, if I understand it correctly. I tried it, but I'm not seeing the new Jabber account in my Digsby window. Maybe I'm forgetting something about how to make it display though. I don't use chat much, but do like using Digsby for other notifications, so it would be better if the Facebook connection worked fully and properlyI'm also having a lot of problems with Facebook authentication right now. For one, I seem to get two login pop-up windows every time it wants to authenticate. And when I go through them, it doesn't seem to stick. Also, I'm not getting the usual last screen about inviting friends to Digsby -- that's just white for me with a Facebook header bar at the top. I changed passwords recently, and perhaps that's causing some of the problems, but I don't know why it would repeatedly ask me to log in. I've done it a bunch of times now, but Facebook in Digsby keeps wanting to re-authenticate for some reason. If this is an ongoing issue, which it seems to be, are there plans to fix it (hopefully sooner rather than later)? Thanks.
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Dronak this is one of the reasons I have gone back to using Trillian for now despite I finding it no where near as clean or easy to use as Digsby.
Yeah, it's kind of a shame. I used to use Trillian a long time ago, but converted to Digsby because it had more features I liked. I don't use IM very much, but I find Digsby's notifications on accounts very helpful and use it primarily for that. I suppose that if Trillian or some other product can provide similar notifications for the accounts I have and use, I could switch to that, at least until Digsby gets things straightened out. I've actually had to remove my Facebook account from it because I couldn't seem to stop the authentication pop-up windows. I hope they fix things soon.
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I just started getting this error today, but it happened after i disconnected with the intent to reconnect because the chat was messing up. The issue is likely on FBs servers, so I'd say wait it out.
I've started having a ton of issues with Facebook over the last day or two. I went from having a 50/50 shot of it actually connecting to getting absolutely nothing. Also, I was using the jabber workaround to connect to fb chat, but now I'm getting authentication errors for that as well (it will say that I've signed in from another location or that I'm flat out not authorized.)Argh >_<
I get the same issue as Red_chaos1. Everything fine until I purposely log off then I get authentication error when logging back on. I have found by logging off my digsby account and back in sorts this out though


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Dimitry Khvostov was handed his big opportunity last year when Coach Blatt took him to Turkey for the FIBA World Championship and he made the most of his 15 minutes per game. He played really solid basketball and showed enough to suggest he can do a good job for the senior team for many years to come. He was promoted from the youth set-up having posted over 6 rebounds per game at the U20 European Championship in Croatia last summer. He is relatively quick with good court vision and can handle the ball with ease. He possesses good athleticism while defensively he is not a liability. Only his disappointing three-point shooting prevents him from becoming an all-round threat.


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huh? i dl'd this record a couple months ago. or is it a mixtape?
― cock chirea, Saturday, 14 April 2012 09:58 (1 year ago) Permalink
speakher was her mixtape last year, in feb she released "hold on me" as a trailer for something called speakher overload that was gonna be on itunes on 20 march. it's not on uk itunes and when you google the only references are to its future release so i'm assuming it never happened
― liberté, égalité, beyoncé (lex pretend), Saturday, 14 April 2012 10:03 (1 year ago) Permalink
<3<3<3 this. Occasionally I bump it in outloud. I just heard the original for the first time like, 5 minutes ago...
― when will Jesus bring the composition chops? (loves laboured breathing), Saturday, 14 April 2012 13:25 (1 year ago) Permalink
Better late than never; you can stream and download the deluxe edition here:
― Evan R, Thursday, 3 May 2012 22:40 (1 year ago) Permalink
ALL the new tracks are damn great imo
― liberté, égalité, beyoncé (lex pretend), Thursday, 10 May 2012 16:13 (1 year ago) Permalink
as well as the fuller-sounding "i like what you're doin"
no really, these bonus tracks are so great. i love how "alibi", "dui" and "let's fly" triangulate nikkiya's dreamy bohemian air with an incredibly strong melodic sensibility and almost this...grown-woman version of the my boo/swing my way summer-crush aesthetic. love the way she switches into voicebox mode for the second half of "let's fly". "reasonable" does that thing of being massively corny but inexplicably also massively moving and uhhh inspiring i guess? it's a really nice way of looking at life.
― star-spangled david banner (lex pretend), Tuesday, 19 June 2012 08:04 (1 year ago) Permalink
i'm trying to upload these to youtube and none of the mp3-to-youtube sites are letting me. i don't understand technology. it's worked fine before.
― star-spangled david banner (lex pretend), Tuesday, 19 June 2012 08:05 (1 year ago) Permalink
did ANYONE apart from evan and i download this?
― star-spangled david banner (lex pretend), Tuesday, 19 June 2012 21:38 (1 year ago) Permalink
I think this probably speaks to the silliness of a "deluxe edition" mixtape more than anything else. The new songs are great, but people would have been much more likely to hear them if they'd been bundled as their own EP. Also, charging people for a mixtape they downloaded for free is asking a lot, too
― Evan R, Tuesday, 19 June 2012 22:02 (1 year ago) Permalink
ilx's noted anti-NIKKIYA bias continues unabated
― J0rdan S., Tuesday, 19 June 2012 22:05 (1 year ago) Permalink
zzzzzz chicks, man, wake me up when a dude R&B singer does something
― wack nerd zinging in the dead of night (upper mississippi sh@kedown), Tuesday, 19 June 2012 22:25 (1 year ago) Permalink
yeah Evan otm. If I had loved every single track on the mixtape, I would have gotten this quickly, but there were enough duds for me that I've just been keeping this thread bookmarked as a reminder but haven't actually bothered to get it for weeks.
― rob, Tuesday, 19 June 2012 23:11 (1 year ago) Permalink
i paid up readily because i'm happy to spend money on up-and-coming artists who've given me excellent music for free, it was kind of like a belated opportunity to pay her for something i listened to loads. but, here are the new songs
― star-spangled david banner (lex pretend), Tuesday, 19 June 2012 23:20 (1 year ago) Permalink
Man Nikkiya is great but my laptop is unfortunately down for the time being :\
― robert mcnamara in reverse (loves laboured breathing), Wednesday, 20 June 2012 11:30 (11 months ago) Permalink


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St. Georges' wrestler Tommy Halloway is this week's WDEL Male High School Athlete of the Week.
Tommy scored an important pin in the Hawks' 32-22 victory over Polytech in the Division II Dual-Meet State Championship match Tuesday.
The victory gave St. Georges their first team title in school history, and Tommy says it's motivation.
"It just makes us want to keep going. It's going to drive us (this weekend) to conferences and states and try to win another one."
Last year St. Georges lost to Polytech in the state meet, but Tommy says the team knew his match was a potential swing in points.
"Early this week, all coach says is 'all we see is gold.' We basically went out there to win, he told me he wanted a pin, I had to do it for him."
Pins aren't always easy to come by in wrestling, I asked Tommy what it means to him to be able to keep his opponent's shoulders on the mat.
"It's a great feeling, even if somebody before me gets pin it gets me pumped. I guess it gets the rest of the team pumped and helps us get the wins."
Smyrna High School was packed and loud for for state meet, I asked him if he fed off the crowd.
"I kind of tone it out. What goes through my mind is: 'takedown, takedown, takedown."
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Andie redwine produced the Austin-based shoot. It was directed by Storme Wood in two-and-a-half days. The shooter was Jim Flores on the Sony F3, the music and audio was by Matt Cooper, and it was edited in Final Cut Pro by Lee Rothenflue at Cut to Black.
The male lead, Alan Blyton, was exceptional (especially his facial expressions and his "explosion" sound when the sprinkles explode all over the kitchen). Callie Flores, his perfect foil, is great as his deadpan, but excitable daughter. The three breakroom co-workers (Heather Wallis, Danny Bates, Richard Jones) play him nicely when they see his disgusting, soggy, burger. I hope you all notice the complexity in the turntable sandwiches shot. Just sayin', that was the extra half-day.
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