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21 September 2015 | A Game of Thrones: The Card Game
Ned, Shagga, and Jaime… Revisited
Nate French on Player Archetypes in A Game of Thrones: The Card Game
Hello, A Game of Thrones fans!
To help tide you over until the eagerly anticipated release of the second edition Core Set, I wanted to take a moment to share a little conceptual artifact from the first edition with a new generation of fans: the A Game of Thrones: The Card Game player archetypes, as originally defined by designer Eric M. Lang in the first year of the A Game of Thrones collectible card game.
Of course, I realize that we have a large number of returning players who are already familiar with these concepts. Instead of simply rehashing the existing material for a new audience, I will attempt to expand the initial conversation by asking myself what we've learned about these archetypes in the past thirteen years and how they might have changed or evolved since Eric's original presentation.
So, without further ado, I bring you Ned, Shagga, and Jaime… revisited.
Player Archetypes
What is a player archetype? Put simply, a player archetype is an imaginary player with a powerfully defined, idealized sense of why he or she plays the game and what he or she wants out of it.
As a design tool, player archetypes are useful for understanding the hopes and motivations of our audience. We understand that most players are a blended combination of the various archetypes, but thinking about archetypes in an extreme, idealized form still helps to ensure that we look at the game from different perspectives and serve the entire spectrum of our audience.
So who are these archetypes that have become household names in the A Game of Thrones: The Card Game community? Let's meet them…
A "Ned" player is the uber fanboy or fangirl of the source material. This player is first and foremost a fan of the books (or the show), and wants a game experience that resonates strongly with his or her inner sense of what A Song of Ice and Fire is all about. If a card's ability, a more general mechanic, a faction's identity, or a game rule seems particularly representative of the source material, it gets a high mark for "Nedliness." On the flip side, a potentially fruitful idea might be avoided due to a concern that, "It's not very Nedly."
How has my understanding of the Ned archetype grown over the years? I think the important thing is that I've learned to notice the various layers of Nedliness. My first impression was that a card was either Nedly or un-Nedly, but I soon discovered it wasn't so simple.
Most obviously, there is surface level Nedliness, where the traits, artwork, card titles, and flavor text directly reference the source material. There is a micro level, card by card aspect of Nedliness, where a card's ability strongly implies a specific occurrence in the books— The Things I Do For Love (Core Set, 101), for instance, refers directly to one of the defining moments in the first book. There are also higher, macro levels of Nedliness—it's Nedly for the Night's Watch to be a generally defensive faction, for example. Finally, there's the immersion and the play patterns—are the negotiations of a melee game Nedly? Do I feel as if I am setting up an elaborate scheme as I build and manage my plot deck?
Because I'm more aware of these layers of Nedliness, I pay more attention to places where the layers come into conflict with one another. For instance, there are strong Nedly reasons for prominent members of the Night's Watch faction to be aggressive at the card-based micro level, although the faction as a whole is generally more defensive. This creates a conflict that must be navigated carefully, and trying to let these conflicts coexist in the card pool without breaking anything has been a large part of my own growth in handling Ned's concerns. The ability to shift perspective from one layer of Nedliness to another and make value judgments to determine which layer is most important is a vital skill that I'm still working to hone.
"Shagga likes the new and shiny" is the boiled down version of Eric Lang's presentation of the "Shagga" player archetype. This player is easily bored and consistently needs something new and exciting to capture his or her imagination and stay invested in the game.
Sometimes this "new and shiny" takes the form of a new cardtype. Sometimes it takes the form of a new agenda that introduces a new decktype. Sometimes it looks like a new mechanic, or keyword, or a new subfaction that gets trait-based synergies for the first time. Sometimes, it's as simple as a powerful new card that changes the perception of an entire class of existing cards. Whatever the case, the Shagga player needs to see that the game is changing and evolving, and wants to be an active participant in the novelty of the new thing.
When it comes to card level evaluation, a Shagga player tends to judge cards based on the originality and novelty of the ability. These players like to see cards with interesting effects and interactions that they haven't seen or considered before. Designing Shagga oriented cards is one of the most enjoyable aspects of working on this game, as it challenges me to push the envelope and challenge players' notions of what a card can and cannot do.
So Shagga likes the new, but what's new with Shagga—or at least with my understanding of Shagga? I think my biggest area of growth with understanding this archetype is discovering the importance of pace. There was a temptation in my early days as a designer to do too much too fast. I had all these ideas, and I wanted to cram them all into the next set. And then it was on to the next set with a bunch of new ideas! And on, and on…
But players, even the shaggiest of Shagga type players, like to see new ideas grow up and mature into fully realized aspects of the game. Sometimes, when change is constant, a period of relative stability can be novel. All new all the time gets old. Introducing new concepts, and then giving players a stable period to explore those concepts before moving on to the next "new and shiny" is the best way to keep people invested and allow the game to evolve. At the vision level, I now track how much novelty is introduced with each new set, to ensure that there is enough time for the Shagga player to play with new toys.
"Winning isn't everything. It's the only thing." That's the motto of the "Jaime" player archetype, who plays to win at all costs. A pure Jaime player evaluates each card in terms of its sheer efficiency and power level—to what extent does this card help a player win games? This constant bottom line evaluation of the card pool may seem cold to Ned (who cares about theme) and Shagga (who cares about original mechanics), but to Jaime, none of that matters. This player wants an edge and will play whatever it takes to get that edge.
On the surface, Jaime seems like a pretty cut and dry archetype, but I've learned some things about this player type as well over the years. One of these things was a fundamental shift in my understanding of what the archetype described. When I first digested Eric's original article that introduced me to the archetype, I jumped to the erroneous conclusion that all Jaime players were "good" players. This was a mistake: the archetype describes a player's motivation, what that player wants out of the game, and how that player approaches the card pool. It doesn't describe or have any bearing on a player's results. Over time, I learned that the "bad Jaime" does exists in card game circles: the player who only cares about winning, evaluates the card pool through this prism, but—in spite of this approach—still loses games with regularity.
To deal with the reality that not all Jaime players are created equal, I like to challenge these players with both "hidden gems" (cards that are initially dismissed, but turn out to be extremely potent) and "trap" cards (cards initially lauded as "broken" that turn out to be mediocre or duds).
The Real Player
It's important to remember that the above concepts are player archetypes: imaginary extremes that are useful for creating perspective when discussing and evaluating new design. It's rare to encounter a real player who purely relates to a single archetype: most players are a hybrid mix of multiple archetypes, and this mix gives each of us a unique relationship with the game. It's also worth noting that we each have conscious control over this mix, and if a player pushes the boundaries of his or her motivational comfort zone, that player can add enjoyment and depth to the experience of the game. If I find myself predominantly identifying with the Jaime archetype and evaluating the card pool through a "winning is everything" perspective, I might challenge myself to find a means to win (invoking my natural Jaime) with a combination that no one has ever seen before (sprinkle in some more Shagga)—and by doing so, I enrich my experience. Or maybe I am a strong Shagga player who loves the game mechanics but has never read the books. In that case, I can increase my enjoyment and appreciation of the characters depicted on the cards by picking up Martin's novels and immersing myself in his world.
Whether you're a new player encountering these archetypes for the first time or a long time veteran revisiting old friends, I hope you've enjoyed this discussion of Eric Lang's three foundational player archetypes—they are a deeply ingrained part of the history of this game and its community. Thank you for reading, and I'll see you on the other side of the launch!
Nate French
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An interim leadership team has been in place during the recruitment process to replace Bill Maxwell, who retired earlier this year. Karen Reid had taken on the role of interim Chief Executive while Graeme Logan was interim Chief Inspector of Education.
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Gayle Gorman has been Director of Education and Children's Services with Aberdeen City Council since 2014. Additionally, she has been Coordinating Director of the Aberdeen City Council/Northern Alliance Improvement Collaborative for the North of Scotland.
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Two Battlegroup games! – Visit for the history and stay for the war gaming.
One of my recent kicks has been to try and get in two to three games with one list; swapping out commanders but leaving everything else the same. Part of this is a little laziness but most of it is to try and really play balance the game.
I think most of you know sometimes a certain army or combination of troops can really dominate a game. We called it the 'codex' effect, when the newest products are very powerful; but with Battlegroup I haven't noticed that and to test that hypothesis I am running list a few times.
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The causes and effects of campaign finance rules are studied in political science, economics, and public policy, among other disciplines.

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Some countries rely heavily on private donors to finance political campaigns. These kinds of donations can come from private individuals, as well as groups such as trade unions and for-profit corporations. Tactics for raising money may include direct mail solicitation, attempts to encourage supporters to contribute via the Internet, direct solicitation from the candidate, and events specifically for the purpose of fundraising, or other activities.

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Their study also affirmed the perspective laid down by the Council of Europe, when discussing the concept of effective regulation of campaign financing: "[We are] convinced that raising public awareness on the issues of prevention and fight against corruption in the field of funding of political parties is essential to the good functioning of democratic institutions."

See also
 Campaign finance reform in the United States
 Clean elections
 Corporate political donations
 Democracy voucher
 Investment theory
 Investment theory of party competition
 Political party funding

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Further reading

 Alexander, Herbert E. "Campaign Financing in International Perspective" in

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External links

 Campaign Finance from UCB Libraries GovPubs
 Center for Competitive Politics
 More on United States campaign law
 Campaign Finance Institute
 PoliticalMoneyLine
 OpenSecrets
 Campaign Money Search
 The National Institute on Money in State Politics

 Recommendation of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe on common rules against corruption in the funding of political parties and electoral campaigns

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Q: Why would one use both attr_accessor and attr_accessible on the same field? attr_accessor :password
attr_accessible :name, :password, :password_confirmation

A: attr_accessor defines a property and is part of Ruby. Se more here.
attr_accessible makes a property available for mass-assignment and is part of Rails. Se more here

A: I assume you are using an authentication library in your Rails project. Password is probably a "virtual attribute" in your Rails model (as in, there's no password column in your database table). You need the password accessor methods to keep the plain text password in an instance variable, and then there's probably a callback method that encrypts/hashes that password when your model is saved in the database probably in a different column.

A: Say that, for example, your DB has a table called posts. posts has the following fields:
name, encrypted_password. And you have to following Rails model:
class Post < ActiveRecord::Base
  attr_accessor :password
  attr_accessible :name, :password, :password_confirmation
end

Without the attr_accessible it would be possible to set encrypted_password through mass assignment. Basically with attr_accessible you specify which attributes may be set through mass assignment (in this case leaving encrypted_password out of the loop.
attr_accessor creates accessors on your class for the name/symbol given. Basically what it does for you is:
def password= param
  @password = param
end

def password
  @password
end

I'm guessing that in your case the attr password is used in a before_save/create callback. Doing something with password and sets the encrypted_password. But I'm only guessing here.
Hope that helps!

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HORRIBLE! European Court of Human Rights (really?) sentences infant to death
by Thomas Madison
This case is horrific on many different levels. Charlie Gard is an infant in Britain with a rare disease that his parents raised money to treat in the United States. However, the almighty European Court of Human Rights (really?) has told the parents that they cannot take Charlie to be treated, that the plug will be pulled and he will die now.
First of all, Big Brother has decided who gets to live and who must die. Have we really given that much authority to our governments?
Secondly, the Court has usurped the legal authority of parents to care for their children as they see fit.
Thirdly, the Court's argument is specious, ruling that Charlie must not live on the grounds that he is "likely in pain." So, what? If I break a leg I will be in terrible pain, and I will gladly invite even more pain to set the bone, understanding that that is the path to healing. That is MY decision! Not Big Brother's. I DO NOT want to be terminated for a broken leg because some quack argues that death will stop the pain in my leg! And whether Charlie is in pain or not, the decision to treat him or not treat him should rest with Charlie's parents, legally, ethically, and morally, not a panel of unfeeling robed clowns.
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Ten-month-old Charlie Gard was sentenced to die by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), Tuesday, who ruled against potentially life-saving treatment for him.
The ECHR ordered that Gard's life support be shut off and blocked him from travel to the U.S. for an experimental treatment for which Gard's parents raisedover $1.7 million. Doctors diagnosed the infant boy with a rare mitochondrial disease, according to a report from Daily Mail. The court labeled the Gard's appeal case "inadmissible" and upheld the previous decision of the U.K. High Court, saying their decision in Gard's case was "final."
"Subjecting him to nucleoside therapy is unknown territory — it has never even been tested on mouse models — but it may, or may not, subject the patient to pain, possibly even to mutations," wrote Justice Francis in the High Court's judgment. "But if Charlie's damaged brain function cannot be improved, as all seem to agree, then how can he be any better off than he is now, which is in a condition that his parents believe should not be sustained?"
Francis then concluded that the hospital "may lawfully withdraw all treatment, save for palliative care, to permit Charlie to die with dignity."
Gard was born with encephalomyopathic mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome (MDDS), which causes gradual muscle weakening and brain damage. Doctors at Ormond counseled Gard's parents, Chris Gard and Connie Yates, to remove Gard's ventilator in March and said it would be best for Gard to "die with dignity." Gard's parents refused on the grounds that they wanted to take Gard to the U.S. for a treatment known as nucleoside, which a doctor from the U.S. said he would be willing to perform.
Pursuant to U.K. law, the hospital appealed to the U.K. High Court, who ruled in favor of the hospital and blocked travel to the U.S. for Gard and his parents. An appeals court and the London Supreme Court struck down appeals from Gard's parents, who then turned to the ECHR, but the court did not intervene on their behalf.
Dr. Brian Callister of Nevada, who has spoken out against assisted suicide and euthanasia, said the court's decision was contemptible.
"To withdraw life support against somebody's will when they have hope of a treatment that either could extend their life or, who knows how long it could extend it, who knows what kind of quality of life may or may not be available — to take away that hope and say 'you're life is worth nothing' I think is wrong on every level," Callister told The Daily Caller News Foundation. "It's wrong on a human level. It's wrong on any basic level of medical ethics, and there are medical ethicists out there in Europe and the United States who think that's just fine. I think they've got a screw loose."
The courts cited reports from expert counsel, which said that Gard was likely in pain and was suffering. However, Callister said that while it was possible that Gard was in pain, pain and suffering are subjective terms and typically are not the reasons that people legally end their lives, according to data from the state of Oregon.
"Pain is not even in the top five — doesn't even make the top five of reasons listed in Oregon of people that commit assisted suicide," Callister said. "It doesn't make the top five. Burden to family, loss of autonomy —those are the top reasons people kill themselves legally."
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When Jane Jenkins Celebrated her 90th birthday in April 1978, no one suspected that for many generations to come, Ravenna High School students would benefit from her warm generosity.
A vibrant lady all her life, she began her "business" career by helping her father, a blacksmith, shoe horses. During her school years, she worked at various jobs from newspaper work to picking strawberries. Even before graduating from high school in 1906, she had a full time job at the Ravenna Lamp Plant. Most of her adult life Jane Jenkins was an important part of some business. She worked for B. F. Goodrich, The Davey Tree Expert Co. and, for a long time, the M. O'Neil Company. She also served as secretary to the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs and as a Deputy Clerk of Courts.
Jane Jenkins retired in 1956 at age 68, after a very productive working career, but that did not end her community involvement. She kept active in her church, the First Congregational of Ravenna, the Junior Tuesday Club, the Order of Easter Star and still managed to be an honorary member of Ravenna Sorosis.
After her death in 1984 and having no children or close family, Jane made the Ravenna Schools one of the benefactors of her generosity. Giving of herself in life, as she did upon her death, Jane Jenkins will long be remembered for her bequest to students of Ravenna High School who are selected and so honored as Jenkins Scholar recipients.
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Celebrities Will Now Try to Sell New Yorkers on Gay Marriage
Brian Moylan · 09/14/10 10:39AM
Since we always do everything they tell us to, maybe a celebrity endorsing gay marriage will finally grant gay New Yorkers the right to marry? Commercials featuring famous citizens announcing to the world that marrying gay is A-OK have debuted.
The Wire Will Not Win an Emmy This Year Either
That's because Mad Men and 30 Rock will take the big prizes. For the second year in a row, shows we actually like are poised to take home the gold. Neil Patrick Harris is hosting too!
William Jefferson Clinton—the man, the myth, the legend—celebrates his 63rd birthday today. The former First Lady of the United States, Tipper Gore, is turning 61. Actress Kyra Sedgwick is 44. New York City councilmember Melinda Katz is turning 44, too. Friends star Matthew Perry is 40. Former presidential candidate Fred Thompson is 67. GOP political operative Mary Matalin is 56. Literary agent Lynn Nesbit is turning 71. Actor Peter Gallagher turns 54. Entourage's Kevin Dillon turns 44. Oscar-winning composer Gustavo Santaolalla is 57. Rapper Fat Joe is turning 39. Country singer Lee Ann Womack is 43. And one of the greatest actors of his generation, John Stamos, will be blowing out 46 candles on his cake today.
Jeremy Piven Attacks Chris Kattan for Making a Mercury Poisoning Joke
Jeremy Piven goes nuts on Chris Kattan, Robert Pattinson parties in Queens, Michael Jackson is finally buried, Bethenny Frankel hates Gwyneth Paltrow, Jesus Luz wants to be a DJ, Mariah Carey is freaking out and Victoria Beckham debuts on Idol.
After Madoff, Kyra and Kevin Are Burned But Not Broke
Richard Lawson · 06/11/09 11:01AM
Hey, kiddo. Stop your crying. We know you were worried that Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick lost everything to Bernie Madoff, because it sounded really bad. But now Kyra's spoken publicly about it, and they're gonna be just fine.
Kyra & Kevin: Lessons Learned
cityfile · 06/10/09 01:44PM
Kyra Sedgwick and her husband Kevin Bacon lost some money to Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme, as you probably heard, but they weren't completely wiped out. "The fact of the matter is that we did not lose everything," Sedgwick says in an interview with the AP. "I think the interesting thing about it was that I always thought, 'We're so boring. We should be in the tabloids more. C'mon honey, let's have a scandal.' ... And I think when you say 'no comment,' that's, of course, where they're going to go, because it's fun, and it grabs headlines and people will be more interested." Not sure "fun" is the right word, but it certainly was a sexier angle to the story than focusing on another elderly Jewish couple in Boca. [AP]
Madonna's Staff Issues, LiLo's Money Troubles
• Madonna's backup dancers haven't been making friends at the Bryant Park Hotel. Reports a staffer: "They are presumptuous and cheap. Nearly every one of them have stiffed their bellman and servers, and what's worse is they have tons of stuff." [P6]
• The situations continues to deteriorate for Lindsay Lohan: She's rumored to be pawning jewelry to pay the bills. [Star via Popcrunch]
• Britney intends to "drop by Buckingham Palace" and say hi to the Queen when she's in London, which is awfully generous of her, isn't it? [Mirror]
• The circumstances surrounding David Carradine's death are still a little murky. Suicide? Sex-related accidental death? The investigation is still underway. [People, Us, TMZ]
Somehow, a Sedgwick Overcomes
Growing up rich is hard, what with all the money and the drugs and the famous lineages and pressure. Take, for example, Rob Sedgwick, the brother of Closer star Kyra and Warhol muse Edie's cousin.
Doom and Gloom at 740 Park
Ezra Merkin, the financier who steered $1.8 billion into Bernie Madoff's pockets, officially stepped down today as the chairman of GMAC, the financing arm of General Motors. The move was widely expected given the reputation-shattering events of the past few weeks, a staggeringly swift fall for a resident of New York's richest apartment building and the president of one of the city's most prominent synagogues. But when there's blood in the water, the sharks turn up for dinner, which is why Merkin's art adviser, Ben Heller, says his phone is ringing off the hook.
Madoff-Robbed Kyra and Kevin Still Flying First Class
Maybe Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick aren't so broke after all? Though they lost money in Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme, a tipster tells us they're flying first class to LA right now.
Madoff Robbed Beloved Actors, Reviled University
Richard Lawson · 12/30/08 04:16PM
The list of Ponzi ponce Bernie Madoff's victims grows ever longer, and ever famouser. Kevin Bacon and his beautiful wife Kyra Sedgwick! And poor, impoverished New York University.
Two more victims of Bernie Madoff's giant Ponzi scheme: Kevin Bacon and his wife, Kyra Sedgwick, reports New York's Daily Intel, news that Bacon's publicist confirmed today. But there's good news for one other Madoff victim: Crain's reports that Yeshiva University, which previously indicated it had lost $110 million as part of the scam, now says it "only" lost $14.5 million, an error the school attributes to "fictitious numbers provided to it by Ezra Merkin."
Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick Join Hollywood's Exclusive Ponzi-Victim Club
STV · 12/30/08 01:00PM
If and/or when Hollywood makes the definitive movie about victims of Bernard Madoff's $50 billion Ponzi scheme, we're sad to report that Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick can be recruited to play themselves.
Ryan Gosling, Vomit Dodger
What? Two PrivacyWatches in one week? That's your reward — all of our reward, really — for all of your attentive spying, neck-craning and blabber-mouthiness in recent days. And while we regret we have no epic Kim Kardashian traffic mishaps to report (and eventually debate), we can vouch for primo sightings of a single Ryan Gosling, the renowned pool shark Kevin Federline and a symbolic meeting of A-list and Z-list at one of the city's most glamorous steakeries. Remember, Hollywood PrivacyWatch is brought to us by the letter U, so put "Sightings" in your subject lines and keep those tips coming. The latest installment also includes Kate Winslet, Denzel Washington, Shenae Grimes, James Cromwell, Kevin Bacon, Kyra Sedgwick, Whitney Port, Anton Yelchin, T.R. Knight and more.WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17 I spotted RYAN GOSLING at the Hotel Cafe last week catching a show by singer AUDRA MAE. He was with a bunch of scruffy dudes - sans Rachel McAdams! Ladies, there may still be hope for us all. He looked super thin and was rocking some stubble. Stayed and hung out after the show until some drunk chick vomited all over the bar, at which point he promptly beelined for the door. THURSDAY, SEPT. 18 Just returned from the new Big Wang's in West Hollywood where KEVIN FEDERLINE was holding court around the pool table. The group that he was with was way too exited to be in a NoHo bar with KFed. Lots of hooting and cheering every time he made a shot. FRIDAY, SEPT. 19 Saw super talented and delicious HGTV's Next Design Star runner-up MATT LOCKE at the Sound of Music sing-along. Insert joke about hammering hard wood here. Snicker snicker. I'm walking up Flower street in Downtown LA around noon today walking towards The Standard when all of a sudden TIM GUNN walks out. He looks great, if not incognito. In hindsight I should have asked him to say "holla at ya boy." Right now. A very blond KATE WINSLET in first-class on AA 180 from LAX to JFK. SATURDAY, SEPT. 20 I spotted the USS Enterprise crew member ANTON YELCHIN in Van Nuys on Saturday night at a party at Beer City Studios. He was supporting a friend's band on harmonica and guitar. Much later in the evening, he serenaded the remaining party goers with an 8-minute, improvisational story song about his experience with a "MILF." Also spotted at the party that night was SAM GOLZARI from American Dreamz and 21. He was playing with his band at the party and, needless to say, we were all "Omerized." While eating excellent pizza at Tomato Pie on Melrose, SHENAE GRIMES from 90210 walked past me twice. Petite, cute and NOT ANOREXIC!!!! no matter what the tabloids or the L.A. Times claim. Five minutes later, same place, spotted JAMES CROMWELL with his wife/girlfriend and an unexpected big smile on his face. The MTV Awards may be just a memory now, but on Saturday I actually saw JESSE CAMP, live and in person outside of Cheetah's. He was accompanied by his wife, and looks pretty much exactly the same as when he won that contest years ago. SUNDAY, SEPT. 21 On Griffith Park Blvd. at the intersection with Los Feliz Blvd. Was waiting for the traffic lights to change, and just glanced in the rear view to check my hotness, and who do I see pulled up to my bumper, baby? None other than delish-o-gay, T.R. KNIGHT. Was at the wheel of his champagne, metallic SUV (not too big). I knew he lived nearby and it was only a matter of time... Was using his cellphone as he drove. Bad man. Needs bottom spanked. Matter of time... At the Aero Theater for a sneak peek of Choke - LAURA INNES (redhead doc from ER) sat just across the aisle from me — she laughed in all good spots, stayed for the Q&A with director CLARK GREGG, looked nice and normal and had no attitude (unlike some other people who flipped their lids over the no-camera rule); also JON FAVREAU was there to support Gregg — someone asked a question about Iron Man 2 and they had a laugh, Favs hung out for a bit and talked to all sorts of fans who were surprised to see him, another no-attitude celeb. MONDAY, SEPT. 22 At BLT Steak: WHITNEY PORT and five others sat at the table next to us, which was fine, she's pretty and all and her manager or whatever wasn't too annoying. But, as we were walking out I noticed DENZEL WASHINGTON sitting in a corner. I feel like he smiled at me when I smiled at him. He is way sexy. Spotted KEVIN BACON and KYRA SEDGWICK in the parking lot at the southwest corner of Ventura and Beverly Glen in Sherman Oaks at noon today. They were walking to their light blue Prius and looked young, cute, and fit. Seriously. At first I thought it couldn't be them, because who is that cute young blonde ponytailed girl? But sure enough, it was Kyra (no mistaking that face). At one point Kevin put his arm around her and they kissed. Genuinely looked like the real deal.
Bill Clinton is 62 years old today. We're sure he'll find a very special way to celebrate. Others who will be blowing out candles today: Kyra Sedgwick, who is turning 43, author Frank McCourt, who is 78, and the Bronx's very own Fat Joe, who is celebrating his 38th. Former Republican presidential candidate Fred Thompson is 66 today. City Council member Melinda Katz is turning 43. Literary agent Lynn Nesbit is 70. John Stamos is 45. And Matthew Perry—remember him?—is 39.
Discuss: Charlie Sheen Makes $800,000 Per Episode of 'Two and a Half Men'
For vivid proof of the weakening dollar, look no further that the annual salary survey in the forthcoming issue of TV Guide: After two years of slumming alongside the likes of Zach Braff and seeing everyone from William Petersen ($600,000 per episode) to the Simpsons cast (each $400,000 per episode) pass him by, Charlie Sheen has reclaimed his spot at the top of the prime-time cash heap, earning $800,000 per 30-minute episode of Two and a Half Men. Granted, it's not seven-figure Friends money (which Sheen originally asked for in negotiations back in 2006), but we still think it bears repeating: Charlie Sheen makes $800,000 per episode of Two and a Half Men. Join us in getting our heads around it (and a few other hot-ticket raises) after the jump.
Tom Cruise And Katie Holmes Throw Bash For Everyone In Hollywood Who Secretly Hates Them, Including Suri
Molly Friedman · 06/02/08 03:55PM
When the Count and Countess of Scientology throw a party, they do not set out plastic lawn chairs and serve crustless honey-drenched finger sandwiches. No, when TomKat decide to invite all of their friends and frenemies (and even some enemies!) over for a daytime soirée, the Knights of Hubbard throw the kind of party that puts everyone from the Royal Family to Donatella Versace to shame. On Saturday afternoon, TomKat decided to congratulate themselves on purchasing yet another of their many torture chambers loving households in Beverly Hills by hosting the likes of Kirstie "I Should Be Dead" Alley, Oprah "Never Forget" Winfrey, Victoria "Posher Than Katie" Beckham, and Jennifer "Marc Is Sick Again" Lopez. And putting aside Suri's adorably Croc-like sandals and her ongoing tendency to appear just as frightened of her father as the rest of the world, this A-list party's most impressive attributes were the pimped out rides. After the jump, a collection of the invitees in their modes of transportations, and a sampling of just how much security goes into protecting their Friends and Foes from Xenu's ominous Orwellian eye:


We covered the Philippines' first mobile digital planetarium and we want you, SP readers, to be the first to hear about it.
SP had the privilege of getting a star gazing session at the Philippines' first Mobile Digital Planetarium located at the Diliman Preparatory School along Commonwealth Avenue last May 18, 2010. We first heard about it on the news and we definitely wanted you, our dear SP moms and dads, to be one of the first to hear about this educational facility. Go on an amazing science field trip. Bring your preschooler or big kid to this fantastic planetarium and spark their interest in the sciences.
Ms. Coseteng personally invested in the planetarium, called SkyXplore, and made sure that it was mobile in structure so that it could be toured around the Philippines. Right now, it is located in the Diliman Preparatory School which was put up by Ms. Coseteng's mother, Alicia M. Coseteng, 41 years ago.
"I believe that learning isn't all theory and concepts. Life is about knowing how to solve problems practically. Kids are very astute and eager to learn. It is us adults who actually stunt their capacity to learn by putting limits to what they can study," further explains Ms. Coseteng. This is why she brought the Glenn Doman Gentle Revolution System to her school and made it part of the Early Childhood Education curriculum. This system can be used by parents with babies as old as six months. As long as parents don't use the tools as a way to pressure their children but rather, as a way for kids to just naturally learn and enjoy the process, the system has been guaranteed to be effective. Coseteng not only invested in the Planetarium and the Doman System but also in a proprietary English Proficiency Intervention Program (EPIP) and a robotics lab for kids as young as preschoolers.
The planetarium is inside a bubble tent, seven meters in diameter and can be set up from scratch in about twenty minutes. According to Coseteng, the planetarium itself was made in Argentina but the technology behind it comes from the U.S. "This planetarium is highly interactive and is based on the current location of the heavenly bodies in relation to the earth. Kids will be exposed to the fascinating world of astronomy and physics by simply being inside the planetarium," she adds. Astronomy is actually an ancient science and one in which scientific observation is very evident. Scientists from long ago wrote down their observations of the night sky and recorded them over thousands of years, creating very precise predictions and measurements.
First, we all saw a 180 degree view of the sky with a glaring sun. We weren't really impressed yet. But when Eyna Domingo, our astronomer guide, informed us that she was going to remove the effects of the atmosphere from the picture and expose us to the real sky, we waited with baited breath. The effect was dramatic. The planetarium darkened and we were all amazed at the sight of the stars as they were positioned over the daytime sky.
Click here to learn more about the SP team's Digital Planetarium experience.


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The Never-ending Grasp of the Prison Walls: Banning the Box on Housing Applications
Ashley De La Garza
Excerpted From: Ashley De La Garza, The Never-ending Grasp of the Prison Walls: Banning the Box on Housing Applications, 22 Scholar: St. Mary's Law Review on Race and Social Justice 409 (2020) (Comment) (387 Footnotes) (Full Document)
[. . .] Incarcerated individuals, in theory, have already served their sentences when they leave prison. Unfortunately, the formerly incarcerated become victims to a variety of collateral consequences preventing them from being contributing members of society. The community should assist those leaving prison to reintegrate, rather than continue to perpetuate the prison walls. By denying housing to individuals, we are punishing them beyond the scope of the law. If we truly care about public safety, then as a society we must continue fighting for the rights of the previously incarcerated, especially when it comes to a basic need such as housing.
"Ban the Box" is one step towards making reentry and rehabilitation easier for the previously incarcerated. It will allow the formerly incarcerated to reclaim their identity and be more than just a "convict." This Comment explores how "Ban the Box" can be implemented in housing applications to help the previously incarcerated receive a fair opportunity at housing.
In a criminal prosecution, the United States Constitution grants the accused the right to a speedy and public trial. An impartial jury judges the accused and the accused has the opportunity to obtain witnesses in their favor. The application of this right should extend to housing. When an individual applies for housing, they should feel confident that they will be judged by an impartial person. They should feel confident knowing that even though they have a criminal record, they will be able to provide mitigating evidence as to why they deserve to have housing.
The conversation begins by exploring the history of massincarceration and how it still has an impact on individuals.
Section II focuses on the exclusion of those with criminal records from housing.
Section III will delve into how the "Ban the Box" movement is implemented, the effects it has on employment, and how it can be mirrored in housing applications.
Section IV will emphasize why "Ban the Box" must be implemented in housing applications.
Section V will explore what factors will ensure the success of "Ban the Box."
Lastly, Section VI will give a brief overview on how "Ban the Box" will affect sex offenders. Though sex offenders will not be the main focus of this Comment, they are an important group that must be considered and discussed. "Ban the Box" is not meant to cure all forms of discrimination, but it will be an avenue to inform housing authorities and landlords how to effectively implement fair housing policies.
"Ban the Box" is a nationwide movement allowing the previously incarcerated to reclaim basic human needs. By focusing on employment and housing, they can have a better opportunity at successful reentry. has created an overwhelming issue where millions of individuals have been incarcerated, mostly for drug offenses. But the issue goes beyond incarceration rates. As more individuals leave prison, they enter a world where returning to prison is always within reach. They leave prison with no resources, no support, and the mark of a criminal record.
The United States must continue to implement policies and programs to give these individuals an opportunity to reintegrate and become full members of society. Without successful reentry programs, families and children become victims of the system as well. Without "Ban the Box," we are setting the previously incarcerated up for failure--leaving them with no support in finding a job or in receiving housing. All they have left is what they have known, returning to the life of crime.
Often, as individuals, we are so easy to judge. We immediately blame the individual for choosing to disobey the law, but fail to recognize all the factors that the individual faces. People of color often face racial profiling, low opportunities, and zero support. Incarceration affects children, families, and the community. Without proper reentry programs, children become susceptible to incarceration and lower standards of living. The current system has created a never-ending cycle of incarceration. If more reentry programs are implemented, we can lower poverty rates, crime rates, and incarceration rates. "Ban the Box" is one step forward in addressing the cycle of incarceration.
"Ban the Box" in housing will allow the previously incarcerated to have some place of stability. It will be their place to escape all issues around them and focus on turning around their lives. For individuals with families, this new regulation will allow them to stay together, rather than force them to leave and find a new place to stay. Housing is vital to integration, and with the proposed guidelines--provided by "Ban the Box"--landlords will have more direction in implementing the 2016 HUD Guidance. The HUD Guidance is one step in the right direction, but "Ban the Box" will bridge the gap in ensuring that those with criminal records have a fair opportunity at housing.
If "Ban the Box" is to succeed, PHAs, landlords, project owners, and parole officers must come together as one. They each have first-hand knowledge of what is useful and helpful for the previously incarcerated to succeed. Together they can cut off the strong grasp that prison has on individuals and allow them to truly move forward and leave the prison walls behind.
St. Mary's University School of Law J.D., May 2020; Texas A&M University, B.S., Sociology, December 2016.


4G mobiles price list in India with specifications updated on 20th April 2019. The latest 4G Smartphones are Samsung Galaxy A70, Samsung Galaxy A20 and Huawei P30 Pro. Currently There are 1503 4G mobile phones available in India. You can sort these mobiles by price, by popularity, by latest, by discounts and by Pricekart Rank. Also, you can use various feature filters to find the best 4G mobile as per your choice.
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Q: Customize like message on facebook activity log How to customize the facebook like message that appears on the users activity log after he likes using the like button. I've seen this customization for Wordpress.com
Whenever someone likes the wordpress.com website the log appears like this

here there's the additional text "on Wordpress.com". The like symbol on left is also customized to wordpress image.
How to achieve this customization on facebook using open graph tags ??

A: Just add this to your html head
<meta content='Your website name' property='og:site_name'>

To get 'Your website name' to the end.
The icon is added by a dedicated FB Application ( http://developers.facebook.com ). Just create an app for your website and add the icon to the 'App Details' of your app. Also add the Facebook SDK to your website!