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April 1989
His Holiness the Dalai Lama speaks on the 30th anniversary of the Tibetan uprising, March 10, 1989:
Today we pay special tribute to the courage and determination of the Tibetan people, so many of whom have given their lives for our just and noble cause. The suffering to which our people have been subjected during these decades marks the darkest period in our long history.
The struggle of the Tibetan people is a struggle for our inalienable right to determine our own destiny in freedom. It is a struggle for democracy, human rights and peace. Most of all, it is a struggle for our survival as a people and a nation with a unique civilization.
The Lhasa uprising of 1987 has greatly moved the people throughout Tibet. Despite the peaceful nature of this and other demonstrations, I am deeply saddened to learn of bloodshed in Lhasa only days before making this statement; many people have been killed and many more have been arrested. The loss of innocent lives has saddened us very much. We not only honor these brave men, women and children today but also the more than one million other Tibetans who have died as a result of the four decades of Chinese occupation. No amount of repression, however brutal and violent, can silence the voice of freedom and justice. The frequent peaceful demonstrations which have taken place spontaneously throughout Tibet over the past years are clear indication of a much larger problem. Unfortunately, the Chinese leadership still fails to understand the real situation in Tibet and the extent of dissatisfaction among the Tibetan people. In his last public statement before his untimely and sad demise, Panchen Rinpoche expressed the people's feelings when he said that, the price Tibetans have had to pay under Chinese rule has been far higher than any benefits they may have gained.
Ours is a non-violent struggle, and it must remain so. Imprisonment, torture and killings of peaceful demonstrators or persons who express unsanctioned opinions are morally reprehensible and a violation of human rights. It can never be justified, no matter where in the world it occurs. The condemnation of the international community of these actions will, we hope, persuade the Chinese to abandon such methods. The United Nations General Assembly passed three resolutions condemning China's human rights abuses in Tibet. At this time, when the United Nations is increasingly effective in fulfilling its mission in various parts of the world, I call on the international community to urge the implementation of these three resolutions.
I would like to take this opportunity to express our deep sense of gratitude to the countless people who have voiced concern and expressed solidarity with our people at this critical time. We are also grateful for the conscientious reporting by visitors to Tibet of what they have seen and experienced there.
I am encouraged by the support we have received for our initiative to find a peaceful and just solution to the tragic situation in Tibet. In September of 1987 I presented a Five-Point Peace Plan for the restoration of peace and human rights in Tibet. Then, in June of last year I formulated further thoughts that could serve as a framework for substantive negotiations with the Chinese on the future of Tibet. The Chinese government has agreed to hold negotiations with us and left the venue and time for such negotiations for me to choose. Although I proposed that the negotiations should start in January in Geneva, the Chinese have for one reason or another delayed commencement of the talks. Nevertheless, as the Chinese leaders have shown more realism than in the past, I remain hopeful that they will see the wisdom of resolving the issue peacefully through negotiations. I firmly believe that a resolution based on the framework proposed by us will not only benefit both the Tibetan and the Chinese peoples, but will also contribute to regional and global peace and stability.
I am aware of the deep-felt disappointment of many Tibetans on the stand we have taken at Strasbourg. As I have stated before, the final decision will be left to the Tibetan people themselves to take.
I have always believed that human determination and truth will ultimately prevail over violence and oppression. Today important changes are taking place everywhere in the world which could profoundly affect our future and the future of all humanity and the planet we share. Courageous moves by world leaders have facilitated the peaceful resolution of conflicts. Hopes for peace, for the environment, and for a more human approach to Tibetans intensify our modest contributions to these changes through our endeavors both inside Tibet and in exile for the advancement of freedom, democracy and peace.
With prayers for the well-being of all sentient beings.
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Dalai Lama on The Spirit of Things
October-December 2011
On June 26, 2011, His Holiness the Dalai Lama spoke on The Spirit of Things with Rachael Kohn on ABC Radio National. In this 25-minute radio interview (video is also made available), His Holiness talks on a variety of topics: the science of mind, the democratic process within the Tibetan Government in Exile, the institution of the Dalai Lamas, the possibility of a female Dalai Lama, the wish to host the Kalachakra in Tiananmen Square, among other topics.
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The B.C. Lions re-signed linebackers Jason Arakgi and Joash Gesse as well as safety J.R. LaRose, three players who were set to enter free agency in February.
Arakgi comes off his fifth pro campaign since being drafted by the Lions in 2008. This past season, the reserve linebacker notched six defensive tackles and 16 stops on special teams, second only to teammate Lin-J Shell. Over five seasons, Arakgi has amassed a CFL-high 118 special teams tackles.
LaRose returns for his fourth season with the Lions in 2013 after originally signing as a free agent in 2010. The reserve safety recorded nine special teams tackles this past season as well as six on defense. Bouncing back in 2011 from a season-ending injury the year prior, the resilient LaRose appeared in all 18 games for the first time since 2007.
Gesse is also set to enter his fourth year with the Leos in 2013 and enjoyed a terrific comeback campaign in 2012 after suffering a season-ending knee injury in 2011. The Lions' third-round selection in the 2010 CFL Draft was fourth in special teams tackles this past year with 15 and appeared in all 18 games for the first time in his career.
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The Livity Experience
Jessica Collings, from Legacy Trust UK came to work from the Livity offices for an afternoon and writes about her experiences meeting projects and organisations like somewhereto_ and Livity that Legacy Trust UK have funded.
Legacy Trust UK has funded programmes across the UK to create a legacy from the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, and somewhereto_ is no exception.
As communications and marketing assistant at Legacy Trust UK I spend a lot of time sharing the inspiring news of our projects, which means that I am always coming across great stories about the involvement of young people.
Recently, I've been able to get out and about and experience this on the ground. In October I visited a somewhereto_ project in the West Midlands that we were filming for a video case study (to be released soon!). There I met Terence, the West Midlands co-ordinator, and Ophee, a young man who had turned his life around thanks to somewhereto_.
Ophee's story before somewhereto_ involved getting in trouble and having brushes with the law. Now, he is leading regular football coaching sessions with children at his somewhereto _ space (pitches at a leisure centre) and training for a professional qualification. It was a long day, filming outdoors in the wet and cold, but Ophee was happy to oblige. The positive relationship that he had with Terence was clear to see.
We chose Ophee as an example of the work that our programmes are doing with young people of all backgrounds, up and down the UK. I was also able to visit Blaze in the North West, a Legacy Trust UK project that has helped young people to produce their own festivals and gain real life work experience in the creative industries. The young people I have met have developed a confidence and sense of direction that it is impossible not to admire.
One thing I often hear from our youth orientated programmes is how much the participants value the respect and responsibility they are given by the project co-ordinators. Handing ownership of a project to young people shows faith in their ability and it is a powerful tool.
Today I am visiting Livity HQ, where somewhereto_ calls home. It's clear to see where this youth leadership angle has come from – it is ingrained in everything they do. In a bustling, bright space ("office" would be a misleading noun), young people are coming and going, creating and informing. I realise that I've become an unofficial participant: after all, they've just given me somewhereto_blog.


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Yep, it is Saturday. Internal clock set and dialed already.
Went for a lunch ride (2k ft climb right out the door) and found these on my desk. I guess it's official now. #yeabikes (at IMBA HQ)
I froze me ass off for that? Good thing I'm a Seachickens fan too! And my couch is much warmer. (at Sports Authority Field)
Rad first day @WinterPark. Thanks to the in-laws for my Christmas present of a season pass. #colorado #bluebirdday (at Parsenn Bowl)


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ok im bored as hell what game should i make
- platformer with waluigi
- flappybird with mike wazowski
- something else like maybe a really quick rpg???
flappy bird as mike
jamie-rockz asked:
monster-hangout-deactivated2014 answered:
M: Pretty sweet, you're lucky kid most would give their left eyeball to have a name like that.
sure they would.
chip-of-ror asked:
askmikewazowsky answered:
Turns around to see who's talking to him. "Yeah…Sure I am! He is like one of my biggest inspirations ever" Touches the front tip of his cap with care.
Chip stared down as the little eyeball fondly reached at his cap. "Is it true that he gave you that cap himself?"
"Yep its totally true…"glances up to him "I was just a little child and we went into MI for a school trip…" Reminds in his head the whole scene like if it had been yesterday "How about you, have you been at MI?" Smiles kindly to the taller monster.
Chip merely folded his arms over his chest, a proud grin gracing his lips. "Sure have! I used to go to the day care there as a little monster. You see my mother is a scarer as well. Top level scarer in fact. She and Frank work together on the same Scare floor, in fact."
"That's amazing! ..you've grown up among such talented scarers" Blinks as his jaw drops down a lil in awe."Im pretty sure you've seen amazing things"
"Yeah I've seen lots scarers pulling off some truly incredible things! I've even gotten to meet a lot of them too." He replied, still standing proudly. "Frank McCay for example is actually a close family friend, and as for 'Killer Claws' Benitez… well she's my godmother!" He boasted.
"Wooow! so cool!…Your godmother's got incredible records on her scare card" Replies looking at him with admiration and excitement."You are so lucky Chip!"


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- Hands free calling works, quality isnt that good, for its sufficient. - It connects to my iphone via bluetooth for handsfree calling - FM signal is good - It doesnt stream music over bluetooth, atleast not when connected to an iphone 4s. I didnt try other phones. - The steeringwheelremote only works when theres an open line of sight to the device ... Read more
Plays music from any kind of sources: SD card, USB flash drive, A2DP (phone bluetooth), 3.5mm audio input jack. Works as a decent handsfree. Doesn't require much inner understanding to use it. Sound quality is pretty good as well. The wheel mount came dead. I have yet to check if it's just a dead battery or the device itself. Anyway it has another remote ... Read more
I get what I saw at the pictures. It fitted well in my car with no installation problems. USB doesn't work well. I hear distortion. I will try with SD card. The steering wheel remote control doesn't operate always. Also I found that it doesn't play .WAV files, only MP3 files. In the city it is difficult to find a free frequency but I believe that during ... Read more
Mounts securely to car cigarette outlet. Has full-range FM tuning. Plays from USB drive as advertised. Steering wheel remote is a nice touch. The manual is really, really, bad. Not only poorly translated but also incomplete. No way to turn it off without unplugging. Pauses when bluetooth is used (good for incoming calls or for turn-by-turn navigation ... Read more
-Bluetooth easily connected. -Build quality is OK. -It is very useful. -The 12V plug is very hard. When I pulling out it, I accidentally remove the whole car cigarette plug of the car. -I was hoping there was aux out option in this device. But unfortunately, there is not. The 3.5 inch plug is only for input. -So you can only transmit the audio with ... Read more
nice design and not big- BEST fm quality , not noise even if you have maximum volume on your radio- you can choose full fm range- have two remote controllers- have stereo bluetooth A2PD , very clear none Works perfect .. I tried from SD card, USB key and bluetooth all good- bluetooth dont ask password from me, i dont know why, but work very well I've ... Read more
Excellent sound quality.easy to pair with mobile phone( i paired nokia e66 no problem.Remote for stearing wheel is working good. you have to have the stearing wheel straight, if you turne ti left or right the remote does not work. and also mine kame with different remote controll for the steering wheel, it doesnt have volume buttons on the back side ... Read more
Excellent sound quality. I've bought a few of these FM transmitter and none equals to this one. Easy to pair. If you've paired any BT device then you can pair this one up. Works great with BB 8520. Didn't use the steering wheel remote. Didn't have to as the buttons on the device are within reach and I also use the buttons on the BB itself. Minor one:... Read more
It's worth for those who don't have an MP3 radio in your car, mainly for the ones that come with an original device. The wheel remote is really useful because you don't have to take your hands out to move to the next song. Also, in my case, the extension of the 12V car charger makes a difference because my outlet is really low on the dash board. The ... Read more
- nice design and not big - BEST fm quality , not noise even if you have maximum volume on your radio - you can choose full fm range - have two remote controllers - have stereo bluetooth A2PD , very clear - wheel remote can be used only on right side, but not every time its working - dont have ON and OFF button , you just put it inside - thats all :... Read more


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LOLing rull hard at a person stating "The diversity" as their favorite thing about Louisville, Kentucky.
Wikipedia on Louisville:
The 2005–2007 population estimate was 74.8% White (71.7% non-Hispanic White alone), 22.2% Black or African American, 0.6% American Indian and Alaska Native, 2.0% Asian, 0.1% Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander, 1.4% from some other race and 1.6% from two or more races. 2.9% of the total population were Hispanic or Latino (of any race).[54]
That's not particularly diverse.
U.S. Supreme Court Doubles Down on Citizens United, Allows for Unlimited Contributions to Political Campaigns By Corporations!!!
The Supreme Court just announced a 5-4 decision striking down Montana's ban on corporate money in elections. The decision was handed down without hearing oral argument on the case, meaning that the five conservative justices were not even open to hearing arguments that their election-buying decision in Citizens United might have been wrongly decided.
The justices also handed down a 5-4 decision by Justice Kagan holding that "the Eighth Amendment forbids a scheme of life in prison without possibility of parole for juveniles." Justice Kennedy, a conservative who sometimes crosses over in criminal justice and gay rights cases, provided the fifth vote.
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Dear Los Angeles,
Why not donate 10 or 20 bucks to keep houses off of Cahuenga Peak? Let's not look up at the Hollywood sign and see mansions. The preservation org has raised 11 million so far and has only TWO WEEKS left to raise the remaining 1.5 million needed to save the land.
If you can't give $10 or $20, give $5.
Or you could do something IMPORTANT and stop being douchebag hipsters who don't like progress and are blind to the real perils of your city: Poverty, Illiteracy and hunger.
Donate to something worthwhile in your city los angelans.
http://www.lasplash.com/publish/Los_Angeles_Charities_188/ (Parties and stuff)
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Paradise Lost, Again and AgainGEORGE SIM JOHNSTON
The idea of Original Sin -- that we are all implicated in some terrible aboriginal calamity -- does not sit well with the modern mind.
But then neither does the idea of sin itself. According to our therapeutic culture, people like Adolf Hitler and Josef Stalin may have sinned, but the rest of us are victims of circumstance and maladjustment. Why even talk about sin? As for the idea that we all have to suffer because our first parents chose to sample a piece of fruit -- that obviously doesn't resonate either. One could even define the Enlightenment, which began with 18th-century thinkers like Rousseau and Kant, as a rejection of the Christian doctrine of Original Sin.
And yet, as Alan Jacobs notes in Original Sin, his strangely entertaining cultural survey, some very smart people have concluded that there is no better explanation of the darker side of human behavior. Blaise Pascal, who was certainly a genius, thought that without this particular belief we lack any possibility of understanding ourselves. G.K. Chesterton opined that Original Sin is the only Christian doctrine that requires no explanation: Just look around! And the French novelist Georges Bernanos made a point worth pondering, one that has not been disproved by history, that "for men it is certainly more grave, or at least much more dangerous, to deny original sin than to deny God."
Mr. Jacobs presents an impressive gallery of thinkers convinced of the reality of a hereditary stain in human nature. He starts with St. Augustine, who saw evidence for Original Sin "everywhere, from the angry cry of a baby to his own tendency to be distracted from prayer." There are classic Protestants like Luther and John Bunyan, as well as the Russian novelist Alexander Solzhenitsyn, who in the Gulag came to realize that the real fault line ran not between the guards and prisoners but within each human soul.
Of course, they are all Christians. When we turn to modern thinkers who take a dim view of religion -- Marx, Freud, the current batch of evolutionary psychologists -- Mr. Jacobs sees a pattern: They dismiss the idea of Original Sin but then try to sneak it through the back door and give it another name.
Kant, who had little use for Christian revelation, talked about "the crooked timber of humanity." For Marx, human behavior was skewed by immemorial social arrangements. Freud talked about the dark forces of the subconscious. One way or another, these thinkers were wrestling with the question that God directed to Adam and Eve after the Fall: "Where are you?" In other words: Why are we not where we ought to be?
Mr. Jacobs treats the biblical account of the Fall with disappointing brevity, moving quickly on to Milton's poetic version in Paradise Lost. But there are provocative ideas to be mined from the opening chapters of Genesis, even if you're not particularly religious. In just seven biblical verses the devil speaks twice, and all is ruined. Whatever your belief about the devil, his offer to Adam and Eve is something to think about: If you eat the fruit, he says, you shall be gods, knowing good and evil. In other words, you can create your own reality. Why not enjoy a radical autonomy wherein the truth is determined not by the nature of things but by your own individual will?
The author of Genesis suggests that this is a formula for unhappiness: Genuine freedom is anchored in objective truths that we ourselves do not invent. Otherwise there is going to be a mess. And indeed in the chapters of Genesis that follow, which may have a substratum of historical truth -- there was, for example, an enormous flood in the Mesopotamian basin at the dawn of history -- mankind lurches from catastrophe to catastrophe.
The rest of Mr. Jacobs's book is an absorbing, if serendipitous, history of how mankind has dealt with the fact of its own waywardness. We seem to know what is good, but behave otherwise. What to do? There are the mischievous dreamers, like Rousseau, who think that innocence is simply a matter of organizing society properly. Rousseau was the intellectual godfather of the French Revolution, which taught us that revolutionists have their own dark side and that replacing faith with "reason" can involve a high body count. As Pope Benedict XVI has said, replacing reason with faith doesn't work either. You need both.
Mr. Jacobs observes that, while revolutions usually self-destruct, the melioristic schemes of the 19th century -- better sanitation and schooling -- did improve things, and for this we should be grateful. Problems occur when we go too far in regulating human behavior. Original Sin has a wonderful chapter on Robert Owen, the 19th-century English industrialist who migrated to America to found a utopian community called New Harmony. Owen abolished private property, with the result that a black-market economy instantly appeared. In fact, writes Mr. Jacobs, "all hell broke loose."Which brings us back to the Garden of Eden. In an easy, fluent style, Mr. Jacobs makes the case that we're setting ourselves up for a fall whenever we think that mankind can get things exactly right.
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In 1860, the Bella Union, as I have said, was under the management of John King, who came here in 1856; while in 1861 J. B. Winston & Company, who were represented by Henry Reed, controlled the hotel. In 1862 or 1863, John King and Henry Hammel were the managers.
I have told of the purchase of the San Pasqualranchoby Dr. J. S. Griffin. On December 11th, Dr. and Mrs. Griffin for five hundred dollars sold to B. D. Wilson and wife some six hundred and forty acres of that property; and a few hours afterward the Wilsons disposed of two hundred and sixty-two acres for one thousand dollars. The purchaser was Mrs. Eliza G. Johnston, wife of General Albert Sidney Johnston. Mrs. Johnston at once built a neat residence on the tract and called itFair Oaks, afterthe plantation in Virginia on which she had been born; and from this circumstance the name of the now well-known Fair Oaks Avenue in Pasadena is derived. At the time of her purchase Mrs. Johnston had hoped to reside there permanently; but the tragic fate of her son in theAda Hancockdisaster, following the untimely death of her husband at Shiloh, and the apparent uselessness of the land, led her to sell to Judge B. S. Eaton what to-day would be worth far more than thousands of acres in many parts of the Southern States. A curious coincidence in the relations of General Sumner, who superseded General Johnston, to the hero of Shiloh is that, later in the War, Sumner led a corps of Union troops at Fair Oaks, Virginia!
Don Ygnácio Coronel, father of Antonio Franco Coronel, and the early school patron to whom I have referred, died in Los Angeles on December 19th, aged seventy years. He had come to California in 1834, and had long been eminent in political councils and social circles. I recall him as a man of strong intellect and sterling character, kind-hearted and popular.
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MJQ a program of jazz with Mia Palencia
11:00am Saturday 30 Nov 2013 | Home Hill Winery
The Jazz finale of Virtuosi's 2013 season swings from iconic Tasmanian heritage houses to delightful contemporary buildings.
Virtuosi Tasmania usually plays concerts featuring masterpieces from the classical chamber music repertoire, but occasionally presents a jazz program. Jazz performances are always popular with our audience. Indeed jazz has been considered "chamber music of the 20th century", performed by master musicians in intimate settings to discerning audiences. The Virtuosi Tasmania program will feature the music of an ensemble which exemplified this classical approach to jazz perhaps more than any other group – "The Modern Jazz Quartet".
Formed in New York in the early 1950′s The MJQ, as it became known, was a spectacular success spanning more than three decades. Under the leadership of classically trained pianist and composer John Lewis, the MJQ presented concerts of elegance and refinement throughout the world without ever losing its ability to swing.
In this concert Steve Martin (double bass) leads three of Tasmania's most accomplished musicians, Dan Sulzberger (piano), Kelly Ottaway (vibraphone) and Matt Ives (drums) playing music from the MJQ repertoire and will also feature the vocals of talented Tasmanian jazz songstress Mia Palencia.


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A motorcyclist was banned from the roads for 12 months for wheelying past a speed camera van at 103mph.
Lukasz Wisniewski, 26, of Leeds, did the stunt on a Honda Fireblade on the A63 near Selby on June 20.
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muddybus says:
If it is that simple, that 'speed kills', why do the police speed? If its down to their training, then it should be 'inadequate driver training kills'. If it is agreed that speed kills, impose a 20mph limit on all roads, even motorways, otherwise stop saying speed kills, because it doesnt; it just makes the injuries worse.
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Can Inspector Brown tell me what fine he would have got for speeding in a car with a phone stuck to his ear
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micepunk says:
what i would like to know is if hes not in control of his bike then who is?
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Stebinners says:
I never understand why people moan about speeding and getting caught. Look guys, the laws of the UK are there to be adhred to, not somehow optional for bikers. If ou choose to ignore the rules then pay the price of getting caught and punished. It bores me when bikers moan about the police pulling them, well dont speed and be respectful of roadusers, the guy doing a wheelie at any speed is IRRESPONSIBLE end of story and being banned is hat he deserves.
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animal1408 says:
OK, first of all if you don't read the websites that tell you were they are it's your own fult!!
But again it was rather good contol and something I could not do, so fair play to him.
Next time use your eyes and keep your lience.
Lastly it was quite cool tho, lol.
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come guys theres no target on our backs just the rozz want to reduce road kill and theres only a few ways they can do that isnt there ? less bikes on the road so it is easier to pull us and give us the talking to then to pull every driver they pass in a shift doing something wrong. Be fair Big Brother has spend a fortune targeting drivers in other ways like the Think Bike campain and all those signs asking them to look for us. Lets also not forget we get to ride in bus lanes and also get free inner city peak hour use charges etc etc etc.
As for the coppers out to ban, fine and bully well i get pulled all the time because I am not out riding to commute ! but I have yet to be fined or banned why ? because I dont take the piss ! if your going to do that then you are painting that target on your back yourself. I have been pulled and shown a vid of me on the rear but only had to suffer the dull tone of PC Just doing my job Pod for a few mins then was sent on my way but then I wasnt doing 103 was I , I have also been pulled just the right side of a ton and again only my hears suffered punishment ! but then I wasnt on one wheel was I ! you cant get caught like that and not expect the book to be thown at you so stop bitching and except that you make the calls on your bike so either ride within the law or take the punishment but dont blame someone else for your actions or make up some conspiracy to justify it to yourself "its not me being a twat its the damn coppers" come on !! grow a pair and man up.
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JustBe says:
Just search for another bike that is like yours, write down the number plate and get a clone made and use that instead.......
Not hard.
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YORKSHIRE1003 says:
... in the words of Al Murray: "good British name". Joking aside, when you're riding in another country you assume you can get away with more.... well Lukasz Wisniewski of Leeds, some bugger is always watching you here
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The guy's on a bike that will lift the front wheel on power with ease. He's hoiked it up and used the power of the engine to keep it up as shown from the attitude and angle of the bike.
A well executed wheelie is lifting the bike vertical and holding it on the balance point with a steady throttle, using balance and throttle control to keep it there, not holding it half vertical on power until it hits the rev limiter. Wheelying for a few hundred yards at 10 mph is well executed.
Comments that he was doing no harm display the sheer selfishness and ignorance of some riders that cause a large percentage of the general public and other road users to dislike motorcyclists. If that road carries the national speed limit, 103mph is an automatic ban whether your in a car or on a bike. On a bike on the rear wheel, you've no argument - at all. The speed limit could be as low as 60mph or even 50mph on that stretch of road.
Anyone who really thinks that stunt posed no danger to himself (who cares, his problem) or other road users needs a reality check. If he'd have lost it, that bike could have gone anywhere. If it had gone over the barrier and into an oncoming vehicle it would have most likely been a fatality, likewise if it had veered of towards the verge where there could be pedestrians. Whoever it was that said there was no other traffic, what do you think he was overtaking and what do you think those two objects in front of him were? And you bang on about car drivers not seeing bikes...
In the last 4 to 5 years I know of 3 riders who have died and another 2 who have had serious accidents (one of them 3 times) which were all down to losing control due to excessive speed - no other vehicles involved. They all lost control of their bikes through going faster than their abilities and road conditions allowed - ie: they virtually all binned it on bends at 3 figure speeds.
But of course, it wasn't their fault was it? Because some motorcyclists' own stupidity and ambition outweighing talent is never to blame is it. Never going too fast are they..??!! Must be a car or lorry driver to blame somewhere.
You utter fcking prick
I've been the victim of that stunt by some thoughtless twat and it cost me no end of hassle and very nearly a shitload of money to convince the police that it wasn't me. A lot of time and effort gathering statements from people to prove I was elsewhere at the time.
Nice to see the 'comradeship' you display towards your fellow motorcyclists when you would happily see one of them lose their licence and face a possible jail sentence because of your selfish, stupid attitude. All so you can show off to your mates and put yourself on youtube.
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Damien is a new kid. He is Jamaican. And he is a live wire and a bomb waiting to go off.
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Scene 1
Honey is in the pub daydreaming while drying a glass. Billy walks in
Billy: Hi honey you alright
No answer and no movement
Billy: HONEY!
Honey: huh! Oh sorry Billy just got things on my mind
Billy: Like?
Honey: Just dad, you know being alone and that
Billy: it looks like Peggy and him are getting on well.
Honey: suppose......anyway gotta get back to work.
Billy: Well I'll have a pint then.
End of Scene
Scene 2
It switches to the double doors. A tall dark skinned man walks in.
Man: Hiya can I have........a......pint o' lager please
Honey: Yea sure.
Dawn: Hi I'm Dawn. And who may I ask are you?
Man: I'm Damien
Dawn: Hi Damien how come your round here in this dump then!
Damien: Well I've just moved here.
Dawn: So where abouts?
Damien: No. 29
Dawn: Oh right! Good Luck
Damien: Wha'dya mean good luck
Honey: That'll be £2.10
Damien quickly hands Honey the £2.10. Honey walks over to the till and walks round the other side of the bar.
Dawn: Have you not heard?
Damien: seeing as though I've only jus got 'ere
Leaning in and quieting her voice down.
Dawn: Alright, well this bird called Sharon and her other half lived there and then on New years eve he got stabbed. He died.
Damien: Oh god! That's horrible.
Dawn: I know but hey doesn't matter now does it. So do you know your way around?
Damien: Na not yet probably go exploring tomorrow.
Dawn: Well...er.. I'm not working tomorrow so if you want me to show you round I can.
Damien: Yea ok that'll be good. I'll see you around 10?
Dawn: Done! She grins.
Scene 3
Darren is talking to Demi about a boy at school. They are just walking through the door.
Darren: God! I can't believe 'em. Their so annoying. Especially Gavin he is such a twat.
Demi: oh Darren shut up. He's ok once u get to know him.
They walk into the lounge
Darren: I can't believe you're sticking up for him especially after what he called you
Demi: He only said that because he was with his girlfriend. He apologized after.
Darren: Oh Demi can you not see what he is doing!
Demi: Oh Darren stop stressing. I can't deal with this, I'm taking Aleesha out.
End of scene.
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Stacey is sat on Arthurs Bench. Bradley comes over to her.
Bradley: Hi Stace you alright? Your looking a bit down.
Stacey: Oh you know just things really.
Bradley: What's wrong?
Stacey turns the opposite way so she doesn't see his face.
Stacey: I'm.....Just........scared.
Bradley sits down next to Stacey. He holds her shoulders and turns her round.
Bradley: Of what?
Stacey: Losing you.
He stretches out his arms and goes to hug her she leans in. He holds her tightly.
Bradley: and why would that happen?
She moves away from Bradley.
Stacey: I don't know I just feel like that if something 'better' comes along you might just leave me.
He reaches his hands and holds hers.
Bradley: Stace, listen to me, I Like you. A lot for that matter! And I will never leave you. That's why ive been holding on to you for all this time.
Stacey: Really?
Bradley: of course.
He leans in and strokes her cheek. She leans in and they kiss. They separate and smile at each other they then cuddle
Stacey: I gotta get back to the stall.
Bradley: Ok. Well do you wanna go for a drink later.
Stacey: Yeah that'll be nice.
Bradley: Well ill come round yours later.
Stacey walks towards the stall. Just as she walks past the queen vic. Damien comes out.
Garry Walks into him.
Garry: 'ere watch where your goin' mate!
Damien: 'Scuse me
He looks down at Garry
Garry: Do you want a pint?
Damien: Na thanks just had one. And who are you
Garry: I'm Garry. The sex machine of Walford.
Damien laughs
Damien: Yea mate course whatever ya say!
Damien walks off laughing to himself. Garry looks plainly at him and mumbles something to himself.
End of Scene
Scene 5
Damien bumps into Stacey.
Stacey: What'dya think your playing at!
Damien: Sorry! I didn't see you there.
Stacey: well open your eyes mate!
Damien: Look, no harm caused.
Stacey: Yea you fink. She has a cut on her finger she shows him and a tiny drop of blood leaks out. Damien laughs. Just get lost.
Damien: Alright, alright! Im going
Damien walks off and chuckles to himself he walks into the caff.
Juley: Hi mate ain't seen you in ages mate. How are ya?
Damien: Aw! Mate I didn't know u lived round here! Im good mate im good. What about you?
Juley: Ah! U know the usual.
They both laugh. Stacey walks into the caff.
Stacey: Oh god what you doing here.
Juley: Ere don't speak to him like dat hes a mate.
Stacey: Yeah well e's a clumsy one. He should watch it.
Damien rolls his eyes and smiles at Juley
Damien: sighs little girls eh? Just so annoying! Anyway I'll have a coffee and a bacon sarnie please.
Stacey: I am not a little girl!
Damien: Could of fooled me!
Stacey: You better watch yourself, mate!
Damien: Oo really im so scared what you gunna do hit me wid ya school bag!
Juley hands over the coffee and food.
Stacey: Your pathetic d'ya know that.
Damien: yeah right love! I'm not the one who is obsessed with someone just coz the bumped into ya. Cheers Juley how much.
Juley: Ay mate ave it on the ouse
Damien: Quality mate! Cheers
Damien starts to go out the door.
Stacey: Oi! I aint finished with you yet!
Damien: No little girl I think you have now run along to your mummy!
He walks off and laughs out loud. Martin looks at him.
Damien: Yes and who might I ask are you.
Martin: I'm Martin I live just over there
Points to his house.
Damien: Oh right! Hi I'm Damien, im new round here.
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Preliminary reports at the time of the crash stated there was dense fog, which could have contributed the pile-up, said Highway Patrol Trooper Stephanie Davis.
Davis added that the exact number of injuries is still unknown, however, Jefferson County Deputy Sheriff Rod Carroll said around 80 and more than 120 wounded have been taken from the area of the accident. The seriously injured were brought to Houston, while some were transported to nearby hospitals in Beaumont and Port Arthur.
It was confirmed by police that the freeway, which was shut down in both directions after the collision, has been reopened. Westbound lanes remained closed for nearly four hours before being reopened while the eastbound lanes of I-10, that stayed closed throughout most of the day, is again open for traffic after 5 p.m.
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Batman: Arkham Origins Collector's Edition
- Written by Zechs on Wednesday, August 07 2013 and posted in News with Benefits
Warner Brothers revealed today the Collector's Edition for Batman: Arkham Origins for the X-BOX 360 and PS3 (sorry PC and Wii U users). It'll include:
- It'll be contained in a 3D metal pack.
- An exclusive statue of the Batman and the Joker.
- An 80-page, hardcover artbook.
- Assasin's Intel Dossier, that have files on all eight assassins, along with Black Mask's contract.
- 1st Appearance Batman Skin DLC (the PS3 version of this will additionally have the Knightall pack as well).
- Deathstroke Challenge Pack DLC. Will include two bonus challenge maps, two bonus Deathstroke skins, and the character will be payable throughout all the Arkham Origins Challenge maps.
As for a price and who will get access to the Collector's Edition stateside? Warners Brothers will be releasing this bit of information next week (more than likely it'll be a Game Stop exclusive). However, for those in the UK, they revealed this edition will be Amazon UK exclusive with a £79.99 price tag.
Batman: Arkham Origins will be released for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii U, and PC on October 25.
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Shopping with Mrs. Scrooge, Lesson #2: Update Your List
Hey! It's August! Where are we on our Christmas shopping?
Hmmph. I knew it.
Okay fine, I don't have a lot of time to go all Christmas Hitler on you today, but here's an assignment for you before we move on to the next installment of Mrs. Scrooge's Shopping Guide: UPDATE YOUR LIST.
This is important. Because things change.
The giddy recipients of last year's 'couples gifts' may no longer be together.
And those kids who are forever 6 years old in your head? Yeah, they're probably 18 by now.
So unless you want to be the gift-giver from hell… you may want to have a look at that old list right about now and get it up to date.
Here's a tip - just stalk everyone on Facebook. It's amazing how much gift-giving intel you can gather in there.
So GET CRACKING - and good luck!
Shopping w/ Mrs. Scrooge, Lesson #1: Food Is Good, But Fruitcakes Are Not an Option
Okay, so I'm finally ready to start with Mrs. Scrooge's Shopping Guide. Because seriously folks… WINTER IS COMING. Ok fine. Not to the Philippines. But we do get Christmas anyway. And that's even worse.
So let's jump right in, shall we?
Lesson #1: Food gifts are always good. But I think I should make it clear right from the get-go that FRUITCAKES ARE NOT AN OPTION.
I don't know where this whole fruitcake wtf-ery started, or how it ended up being a traditional Christmas gift, but it has got to STOP! OMG! Honestly — I know maybe only FOUR people (out of hundreds!!) who actually like fruitcakes. But I still suspect they'd rather receive a stapler for Christmas.
So if, perchance, you were planning to go and give everyone a fruitcake this year, just bitchslap yourself right now and ABORT!!! Shame on you. There are so many other good food gift options to consider.
Start researching now, and I'm pretty sure you can find something fabulous. Just remember that whatever non-fruitcake food item you plan to give away should have both YUMMY VALUE and REGIFTING VALUE.
Allow me to illustrate.
YUMMY VALUE is what makes people want to keep your food gifts to themselves - and maybe even eat them straight out of the box as soon as they receive them.
REGIFTING VALUE is what makes people appreciate your food gift anyway — even if they don't eat it — because they can take the credit for its yummy value when they give it to someone else.
Because let's admit it. Chances are medium to high that someone will just slap another card on your lovely food gift and pass it on to someone else. This is why I'm sometimes tempted to hide my gift card, just to mess regifters up. :P
But no, I usually resist. :)
So okay, that's it for today. Start thinking! And researching! And if you have any good food gift suggestions, please do us all a solid and post it (with contact details) in the comments section.
Happy taste-testing!
Mrs. Scrooge's Shopping Guide, Part I
Hah! It's July and I'm almost done with my Christmas shopping. Don't assume this means I love Christmas or anything…because I DON'T! In fact, the hubby and I are quite shamefully Scroogey.
Here's a typical Christmas season scene at Casa Diaz:
About 5 seconds later…
Hehe. Yeah, we're horrible, I know. But really, you'd think the carolers would get the hint, seeing that our house is the only one on the street without decorations. Geez.
I suppose we'd be more gung-ho about it if we had kids, but then again, knowing us… maybe not.
So no, my scary efficiency with regard to Christmas shopping has nothing to do with any love for the season. It really has more to do with a love of SANITY.
…Because Christmas in the Philippines is CRAZY!!!
'Tis the season to be jolly, my ass.
This is why I prep early, and Christmas-shop all year round. By the time December comes along, I'm all "Ho hum, done with the gifts" — laughing at last-minute shoppers and making a killing being a gift scalper to people like my Mom.
This happens every. single. year.
Back in the day, I even used to have a little side business called "Santa's Sister" where I'd Christmas shop for other people. Yeah, I kinda fancied myself as a sexy little do-gooding elf —which was fun, but sorry… I no longer have the time or inclination — and these days I'd probably be mistaken for Mrs. Claus instead (if not the big man himself).
So scrap that idea.
Instead, in an attempt to help you crazy panic-buyers out, I'll be posting a bunch of helpful Christmas shopping tips over the next few days.
Watch this space! :)


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What is an internship?
An internship is a practical learning experience outside the classroom in an organization that deals with the type of work assignment you hope to obtain after graduation. It is an opportunity to apply the principles learned in an academic setting to a real working environment.
In what areas are internships offered?
Organizational Communication
Public Relations
Print Journalism
Television Production
Radio Production
What are the benefits of an internship?
Gain experience
Expand your portfolio
Network with professionals
Build resume and portfolio
Reinforce career decisions
Develop teamwork skills
Approximately 35% of interns are hired
Where are internships located?
Most internships are located in Pensacola, some on the UWF campus, but you are not limited to staying in the Pensacola area. National and international internship programs are available. Sample local internships include WEAR-TV3, Pensacola Ice Pilots/Baracudas, WUWF-FM, and the Pensacola News Journal. Some national internships include: Sony, CNN, U.S.O.C., and Disney.
Is an internship paid?
Some interns are paid a stipend per semester. However, most internships are not paid. Students earn 1-3 credit hours per semester, depending on number of hours worked per week. If you work 20 hours per week, you earn 3 credits, 15 hours per week earns 2 credits, and 10 hours per week earns 1 credit.
What organizations offer internships?
Health Care
Social Services
Government (State & Federal)
Advertising Agencies
Non-proft Organizations
A Former Intern's Perspective
Edwin Banacia completed an internship with Sony Music in NYC. He was one of 20 students selected for the internship. As a media coordinator, he wrote feature stories for print and television publications such as Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair, Ebony, Vibe and Spin. He assisted with the facilitation of the interview with Columbia Recording artist, Destiny's Child on the ABC television show, The View, and on ABC Radio. Banacia was hired by Sony after he completed his internship.
"The future intern must remember that he is an intern only at his corporation for one reason--to learn. My advice is to mind your own business, work harder and longer than anyone else regardless of the pay, the reward or the task. Although it may seem that people aren't watching, they are." -- Edwin Banacia
Internship Eligibility
It is essential that the communication channels remain open and flowing between the educator, student and professional. The role of the educator is to teach and supervise. The professional's role is to provide on-the-job training, supervision and evaluation. Finally, the student's role and responsibility is to demonstrate outstanding application of communication skills and perform effectively. Eligible students include: University of West Florida Communication Arts seniors and graduate students with a 2.7 overall GPA. Permission is also required from the faculty advisor in charge of your program. All internship applications must be submitted at least one semester prior to the one you wish to intern.
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Not cool, Snooki, not coolWhen I found out that Snooki was pregnant I kind of started liking her, because, hey, I'm pregnant, too! Twin-sies. But then, when she started opening up her piehole and saying words and stuff, I remembered that, while she's certainly amusing and entertaining, she isn't my favorite-est person in Hollywood. But then when she went and insulted Jessica Simpson's pregnant body -- basically calling her a fat blob of doo; saying she'd "die" if she looked like her -- I was all, "He-ll no. You did not just go and do that."
During a particularly riveting interview with US Weekly, Snooki talked to the mag about her newly-slimmed down (soon to be round) body. She said: "I'm so skinny that I can wear larges or extra larges. I only just bumped up to a medium. I'm five months and you can't really see anything. It's gonna pop up in like a week." Then, when asked if she was nervous that she'd get a bump the size of Simpson's, she said: "I would die if I were her size."
More from The Stir: Snooki's Tweet-Inspired Preggers Tees Would Be Fricken Awesome
What. The. Freck. I mean, am I being ultra-sensitive or was that a pretty rude thing to say? And ballsy as all crap. I get that Snooki is a big "celebrity" in her own right and all, but talking trash about another celebrity, a legitimate celebrity who was made famous for a talent? That's pretty brazen right there.
Look, nobody should talk crap about anybody. I know that. You know that. We all know that. But it happens. It's, unfortunately, part of life. However, when you're a celebrity who's become famous for burping, peeing, getting arrested for public intoxication, not showering for days, and drinking pickle juice, you really should make it a point to not say insulting things about other famous people in public. Especially when said famous person never did anything to you. You're gettin' a little big for your britches there, Snook. A few years ago nobody even knew who you were. And a few years ago, Jessica Simpson was starring in a reality show on MTV-- wait, this is getting a little too meta.
Snooki, just don't say mean things about Jessica Simpson. Not only 'cause it's rude, but because you're sure as hell not gonna like it when somebody says something rude about you when you're nine months in. Ya heard?
Here's a video of Jessica Simpson, who, yes, is still pregnant:
What do you make of Snooki's comments?
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trashy people say trashy things. :/
Oh...dear Snookums, just wait till you get closer and closer to the due date. :)
It's a horrible thing to say anything mean about any pregnant lady bc we have no idea what they in particular are going through. I hope she doesn't have to eat her words later.
being pregnant is not an excuse to gain as much weight as you can. jessica looks like a whale, and she is nasty and talks about her farts on twitter.
It makes me wonder if she starving herself and her baby so she doesn't gain weight she needs to realize thats just part of being prego
Jessica always gained weight in her face I don't think she's gained as much as people seem to assume. She's also not wearing heals which make you look taller and thinner. Snookie's going to blow up though it's who she is.
I question the intelligence of people who think that women Jessica's size are fat. I know the camera adds weight and the perception is off, but even that doesn't make her look fat.
Sorry she's not a anorexic celebrity right now. Fucking stupid ass people *smh*


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Imagine a deserted desert, the sun blazing down on the pioneers and their horses and a soda can gleaming in the far distance…. wait, that's a Pepsi commercial. Imagine a hot desert, unforgiving surroundings and a gaggle of pioneer women coming together to figure out how to best live in tough conditions. These now-a-century-old girls talked about politics, agriculture, education, music and art and called themselves the Madison Improvement Club.
Fast forward 100 years…
Located on the NE corner of 38th St and Indian School in what probably, like, 5 people in the area know as the Madison district, stood a vacant, neglected building. Mary Swanson and the Swajava family sensed it was worth pursuing and was it ever! Our apologies to those of you who were regulars at the Amico Bingo Club for the past 40 years. We hope you have found a new place to 2B!
Our restoration preserved much of the original structure including the 1917 cornerstone, an old glass alcohol flask and the original oak wood floor. We made many green decisions such as a stabilized granite parking lot, low flow toilets, low voltage lighting and using Kermit in our Earth Day youtube video. Oh, and we've already began to recycle, starting with the re-use of the name Madison Improvement Club!
Our logo, the OM, can be seen glowing from our building at night and was chosen 1. Because the "O" and "M" vertically align when we write the words The Madison Improvement Club on top of one another; 2. Because OM represents the sound of the universe and stands to signify that there is a beginning, middle and an end to all things and 3. It looks super cool.


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WEST CHESTER, PA – Kara Spector (Easton, MD), Corinne Bach (Moorestown, NJ) and Katie Morad (Marlton, NJ) each scored goals as the Rutgers field hockey team (4-7) cruised to a 3-0 victory over West Chester (1-8) on Sunday afternoon. The victory snaped a six-game losing streak and marked the Scarlet Knights' highest offensive output since a 4-3 double overtime victory against William and Mary on Sept. 5.
After failing to score for the first 21 minutes of regulation, Rutgers struck for two late goals in the first half to take a 2-0 lead into halftime. Spector beat WCU goalie Carrie Hanshue after receiving a pass from Courtney Hudson (Churchville, PA) with 13:52 remaining and Bach responded five minutes later with her third goal of the season. Spector's goal was the first of her career.
The Scarlet Knights added an important insurance goal from Morad with 16:50 remaining in regulation. It was the first career goal for Morad, who is the all-time leading scorer in Cherokee High School history.
Rutgers' defensive effort was led by senior Tiffany Klebez (Milford, PA), Catherine Badolato (Berlin, NJ), Heather Graver (Vincentown, NJ) and Jocelyn Mattina (Bethlehem, PA). RU held the Golden Rams to just six shots on goal, all of which were stopped by goalie Kristin Van Rooij (Den Bosch, The Netherlands), who registered her second career shutout.
On the offensive end, Rutgers outshot West Chester 11-6 and held a 9-8 advantage on penalty corners.
The Scarlet Knights return to action on Wednesday, Sept. 29, when they host 14th-ranked Delaware at the Rutgers Stadium Complex. Gametime is schedule for 7:30 p.m.


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Ordering Bookstore Books
When I try to order other people's books from the bookstore, I don't see where or how I can choose options like paper quality, cover material or various end sheets. While at my friends home they tried to order paper, cover and end sheets of my book but there was also no option to do so. Shouldn't the purchaser of books have this option? Maybe I missed something. If I did, those options opportunities should be more obvious.
Thanks, Russ
I think books made with Booksmart (and maybe Bookify) afre more flexible in this regard. I do all my books with Indesign and PDFs and there aren't as many options for purchasers.
If I'm wrong here, someone please correct me …
When you make your own book on Blurb, you will have the option to set it up as Public, so that it will then show to our Bookstore pages. During this process, you can add or include any upgrades for paper, end sheets or covers as desired. When this book appears to the Bookstore pages, those options will not be displayed to the customer, as they have already been chosen by you, the author.
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No one, particularly from her generation, sings the words "rock me, baby" quite like Bonnie Raitt. It's more like private pillow talk rather than a song lyric.
When she uttered that line, at least a handful of times, at the Orpheum Theatre on Sunday, she exuded the same sly sensuality that has been key to her broad appeal since she first emerged in the early 1970s.


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Lamest add on ever. But then again, that's why I roll on pvp servers rather than rp servers. If I didn't see toons like "assmelter", "rahkurworld", and "kittielitter" I would be bored. You would figure blizz filtering system should work, at least as well as the SWG one did. Good if you need it, I suppose.
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Buckshot, within the last week I've run into "Luvstospuge", "Iluvvagyna", and "Coccksrus".
And yes, I reported all three.
I'm usually pretty light on the name-report button, but some names really get to me (especially on an RP server, which is where I found "Luvstospuge"). And frankly, when the TOS and naming policy give me the privilege of expecting reasonable names and explicitly deny the right of others to have unreasonable names, I'm not going to feel too guilty about reporting anyone whose name violates the rules laid out in those documents.
Actually luvstospooge was created by blizzard (with their blessings) for the south park episode.
I just do get how anyone could be a QQ carebear enough to report anyone in a game (waaa his name is bad, waaa he stole my kill, etc. etc.). I'm still a firm beliver that you pay your $15 and you do what you want. Hence the requirement that you are 18 to play (in the USA, your region may vary). If blizz wanted to enforce something, they should enforce that.
The issue is that you pay to play, but in doing so you promise to adhere to Blizzard's rules and their rulings when you break said rules. If you get caught manipulating the game to your favor in a way that someone somewhere in Blizzaerd with authority deems is not allowed, you suffer the consequences. Your fifteen dollars doesn't allow you to do whatever you want.
In this situation, roleplayers have specific realms on which to play the game as they want. Certain rules (though, honestly, they're treated more as guidelines these days) were established in order to maintain some sort of standard for roleplaying. These very simple rules included: selecting character names that not only adhere to basic WoW naming conventions but are also suitable roleplaying names; avoiding discussion of game mechanics in most public venues (/s and /y in particular); and conducting yourself in character in those public venues. These are extremely simple rules and shouldn't adversely affect your gameplay if you're not a roleplayer. However, failing to adhere to those rules do adversely affect roleplayers, which is why they are in place..
The problem is that in failing to enforce these rules regularily and consistently, the norm has seemed to stray from what seems to have been Blizzard's purpose for these realms. At this point, people consider rules that aren't enforced to not be rules at all. What's the point of adhering to a rule if there are few repurcussions in failing to do so?
This is why I made a number of suggestions of these that I think would help in another article on this site. First off, if there already aren't (and I don't think that there are), there should be regular GMs to roleplaying realms that have an understanding of roleplaying mechanics and basic conventions. These GMs should enforce the rules by the standards of the players on that realm: what might be acceptable on one server may be a gross faux pas on another. If rules are to be self-policed, that also means that they are probably left to the discretion of the community to determine what is an infraction. Regular assigned GMs on roleplaying servers would have the intimate knowledge required to determine what is norm and what is not based on their experience on that server in the past. It will also give the server the opportunity to build a rapport with the people servicing them. I know that from my experiences on a free Ultima Online server, there were staff members we knew of, spoke to, and communicated with on a regular basis. They were as much a part of the community as our friends: they spoke on the forums, hosted events, and made their presence known. Of course, this was a server with hundreds most of the time and maybe somewhere over a thousand unique users in its heyday, but the number of GMs would have to scale to the server population.
Secondly, I honestly believe that infractions should be publicly discussed or displayed somewhere. A lot of the work that the staff does flies under the radar and so the general feeling of the roleplaying community is that Blizzard does not care about our plight. This isn't exactly true, having taken the opportunity to speak with a couple of staff members during the course of a number of pages. However, their policy of not discussing pages involving other people leaves the community with feeling like nothing is being done. While they shouldn't release names, perhaps some sort of authority figure could post basic stats of what they've done. This would be a wonderful opportunity for a regular GM with experience with the realm to get further interaction with the community. He could, for example, point out that so many name infactions were reported and so many were changed; perhaps based on these numbers, he could further explain that many complaints were unfounded, that this is a problem on the realm and so more information should be disseminated, and so on.
Anyways, random musings from a fellow roleplayer.


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