Artificial intelligence (AI), deep learning, and neural networks represent incredibly exciting and powerful machine learning-based techniques used to solve many real-world problems. For a primer on machine learning, you may want to read this five-part series that I wrote.
While human-like deductive reasoning, inference, and decision-making by a computer is still a long time away, there have been remarkable gains in the application of AI techniques and associated algorithms.
The concepts discussed here are extremely technical, complex, and based on mathematics, statistics, probability theory, physics, signal processing, machine learning, computer science, psychology, linguistics, and neuroscience.
That said, this article is not meant to provide such a technical treatment, but rather to explain these concepts at a level that can be understood by most non-practitioners, and can also serve as a reference or review for technical folks as well.
The primary motivation and driving force for these areas of study, and for developing these techniques further, is that the solutions required to solve certain problems are incredibly complicated, not well understood, nor easy to determine manually.
Increasingly, we rely on these techniques and machine learning to solve these problems for us, without requiring explicit programming instructions. This is critical for two reasons. The first is that we likely wouldn't be able, or at least know how to write the programs required to model and solve many problems that AI techniques are able to solve. Second, even if we did know how to write the programs, they would be inordinately complex and nearly impossible to get right.
Luckily for us, machine learning and AI algorithms, along with properly selected and prepared training data, are able to do this for us.
Intelligence can be generally described as the ability to perceive information, and retain it as knowledge to be applied towards adaptive behaviors within an environment or context.
While there are many different definitions of intelligence, they all essentially involve learning, understanding, and the application of the knowledge learned to achieve one or more goals.
It's therefore a natural extension to say that AI can be described as intelligence exhibited by machines. So what does that mean exactly, when is it useful, and how does it work?
A familiar instance of an AI solution includes IBM's Watson, which was made famous by beating the two greatest Jeopardy champions in history, and is now being used as a question answering computing system for commercial applications. Apple's Siri andAmazon's Alexa are similar examples as well.
In addition to speech recognition and natural language (processing, generation, and understanding) applications, AI is also used for other recognition tasks (pattern, text, audio, image, video, facial, …), autonomous vehicles, medical diagnoses, gaming, search engines, spam filtering, crime fighting, marketing, robotics, remote sensing, computer vision, transportation, music recognition, classification, and so on.
Something worth mentioning is a concept known as the AI effect. This describes the case where once an AI application has become somewhat mainstream, it's no longer considered by many as AI. It happens because people's tendency is to no longer think of the solution as involving real intelligence, and only being a application of normal computing.
This despite the fact that these applications still fit the definition of AI regardless of widespread usage. The key takeaway here is that today's AI is not necessarily tomorrow's AI, at least not in some people's minds anyway.
There are many different goals of AI as mentioned, with different techniques used for each. The primary topics of this article are artificial neural networks and an advanced version known as deep learning.
The human brain is exceptionally complex and quite literally the most powerful computing machine known.
The inner-workings of the human brain are often modeled around the concept ofneurons and the networks of neurons known as biological neural networks. According to Wikipedia, it's estimated that the human brain contains roughly 100 billion neurons, which are connected along pathways throughout these networks.
At a very high level, neurons interact and communicate with one another through an interface consisting of axon terminals that are connected to dendrites across a gap (synapse) as shown here.
In plain english, a single neuron will pass a message to another neuron across this interface if the sum of weighted input signals from one or more neurons (summation) into it is great enough (exceeds a threshold) to cause the message transmission. This is called activation when the threshold is exceeded and the message is passed along to the next neuron.
The summation process can be mathematically complex. Each neuron's input signal is actually a weighted combination of potentially many input signals, and the weighting of each input means that that input can have a different influence on any subsequent calculations, and ultimately on the final output of the entire network.
In addition, each neuron applies a function or transformation to the weighted inputs, which means that the combined weighted input signal is transformed mathematically prior to evaluating if the activation threshold has been exceeded. This combination of weighted input signals and the functions applied are typically either linear or nonlinear.
These input signals can originate in many ways, with our senses being some of the most important, as well as ingestion of gases (breathing), liquids (drinking), and solids (eating) for example. A single neuron may receive hundreds of thousands of input signals at once that undergo the summation process to determine if the message gets passed along, and ultimately causes the brain to instruct actions, memory recollection, and so on.
The 'thinking' or processing that our brain carries out, and the subsequent instructions given to our muscles, organs, and body are the result of these neural networks in action. In addition, the brain's neural networks continuously change and update themselves in many ways, including modifications to the amount of weighting applied between neurons. This happens as a direct result of learning and experience.
Given this, it's a natural assumption that for a computing machine to replicate the brain's functionality and capabilities, including being 'intelligent', it must successfully implement a computer-based or artificial version of this network of neurons.
This is the genesis of the advanced statistical technique and term known as artificial neural networks.
Artificial neural networks (ANNs) are statistical models directly inspired by, and partially modeled on biological neural networks. They are capable of modeling and processing nonlinear relationships between inputs and outputs in parallel. The related algorithms are part of the broader field of machine learning, and can be used in many applications as discussed.
Artificial neural networks are characterized by containing adaptive weights along paths between neurons that can be tuned by a learning algorithm that learns from observed data in order to improve the model. In addition to the learning algorithm itself, one must choose an appropriate cost function.
The cost function is what's used to learn the optimal solution to the problem being solved. This involves determining the best values for all of the tunable model parameters, with neuron path adaptive weights being the primary target, along with algorithm tuning parameters such as the learning rate. It's usually done throughoptimization techniques such as gradient descent or stochastic gradient descent.
These optimization techniques basically try to make the ANN solution be as close as possible to the optimal solution, which when successful means that the ANN is able to solve the intended problem with high performance.
Architecturally, an artificial neural network is modeled using layers of artificial neurons, or computational units able to receive input and apply an activation function along with a threshold to determine if messages are passed along.
In a simple model, the first layer is the input layer, followed by one hidden layer, and lastly by an output layer. Each layer can contain one or more neurons.
Models can become increasingly complex, and with increased abstraction and problem solving capabilities by increasing the number of hidden layers, the number of neurons in any given layer, and/or the number of paths between neurons. Note that an increased chance of overfitting can also occur with increased model complexity.
Model architecture and tuning are therefore major components of ANN techniques, in addition to the actual learning algorithms themselves. All of these characteristics of an ANN can have significant impact on the performance of the model.
Additionally, models are characterized and tunable by the activation function used to convert a neuron's weighted input to its output activation. There are many different types of transformations that can be used as the activation function, and a discussion of them is out of scope for this article.
The abstraction of the output as a result of the transformations of input data through neurons and layers is a form of distributed representation, as contrasted withlocal representation. The meaning represented by a single artificial neuron for example is a form of local representation. The meaning of the entire network however, is a form of distributed representation due to the many transformations across neurons and layers.
One thing worth noting is that while ANNs are extremely powerful, they can also be very complex and are considered black box algorithms, which means that their inner-workings are very difficult to understand and explain. Choosing whether to employ ANNs to solve problems should therefore be chosen with that in mind.
Deep learning, while sounding flashy, is really just a term to describe certain types of neural networks and related algorithms that consume often very raw input data. They process this data through many layers of nonlinear transformations of the input data in order to calculate a target output.
Unsupervised feature extraction is also an area where deep learning excels. Feature extraction is when an algorithm is able to automatically derive or construct meaningful features of the data to be used for further learning, generalization, and understanding. The burden is traditionally on the data scientist or programmer to carry out the feature extraction process in most other machine learning approaches, along with feature selection and engineering.
Feature extraction usually involves some amount dimensionality reduction as well, which is reducing the amount of input features and data required to generate meaningful results. This has many benefits, which include simplification, computational and memory power reduction, and so on.
More generally, deep learning falls under the group of techniques known as feature learning or representation learning. As discussed so far, feature extraction is used to 'learn' which features to focus on and use in machine learning solutions. The machine learning algorithms themselves 'learn' the optimal parameters to create the best performing model.
Paraphrasing Wikipedia, feature learning algorithms allow a machine to both learn for a specific task using a well-suited set of features, and also learn the features themselves. In other words, these algorithms learn how to learn!
Deep learning has been used successfully in many applications, and is considered to be one of the most cutting-edge machine learning and AI techniques at the time of this writing. The associated algorithms are often used for supervised, unsupervised, and semi-supervised learning problems.
For neural network-based deep learning models, the number of layers are greater than in so-called shallow learning algorithms. Shallow algorithms tend to be less complex and require more up-front knowledge of optimal features to use, which typically involves feature selection and engineering.
In contrast, deep learning algorithms rely more on optimal model selection and optimization through model tuning. They are more well suited to solve problems where prior knowledge of features is less desired or necessary, and where labeled data is unavailable or not required for the primary use case.
In addition to statistical techniques, neural networks and deep learning leverage concepts and techniques from signal processing as well, including nonlinear processing and/or transformations.
You may recall that a nonlinear function is one that is not characterized simply by a straight line. It therefore requires more than just a slope to model the relationship between the input, or independent variable, and the output, or dependent variable. Nonlinear functions can include polynomial, logarithmic, and exponential terms, as well as any other transformation that isn't linear.
Many phenomena observed in the physical universe are actually best modeled with nonlinear transformations. This is true as well for transformations between inputs and the target output in machine learning and AI solutions.
As mentioned, input data is transformed throughout the layers of a deep learning neural network by artificial neurons or processing units. The chain of transformations that occur from input to output is known as the credit assignment path, or CAP.
The CAP value is a proxy for the measurement or concept of 'depth' in a deep learning model architecture. According to Wikipedia, most researchers in the field agree that deep learning has multiple nonlinear layers with a CAP greater than two, and some consider a CAP greater than ten to be very deep learning.
It's worth pointing out that due to the relative increase in complexity, deep learning and neural network algorithms can be prone to overfitting. In addition, increased model and algorithmic complexity can result in very significant computational resource and time requirements.
It's also important to consider that solutions may represent local minima as opposed to a global optimal solution. This is due to the complex nature of these models when combined with optimization techniques such as gradient descent.
Given all of this, proper care must be taken when leveraging artificial intelligence algorithms to solve problems, including the selection, implementation, and performance assessment of algorithms themselves. While out of scope for this article, the field of machine learning includes many techniques that can help with these areas.
AI is an extremely powerful and exciting field. It's only going to become more important and ubiquitous moving forward, and will certainly continue to have very significant impacts on modern society.
Artificial neural networks (ANNs) and the more complex deep learning technique are some of the most capable AI tools for solving very complex problems, and will continue to be developed and leveraged in the future.
While a terminator-like scenario is unlikely any time soon, the progression of artificial intelligence techniques and applications will certainly be very exciting to watch!
Bio: Alex Castrounis is a product and data science leader, technologist, mentor, educator, speaker, and writer. Alex spent ten years as a race strategist, data scientist, vehicle dynamicist, and software engineer for IndyCar and Indianapolis 500 racing teams. Alex also founded InnoArchiTech, and writes for the InnoArchiTech blog at www.innoarchitech.com. For updates or to learn more, follow @innoarchitech on Twitter, or sign up for the InnoArchiTech newsletter.
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We have just completed a two-week Rebuilt Book Tour, which brought us to Frankfurt, Munich, Berlin, and Vienna. Among many other observations we made there, here's one: most all of our hosts seemed more relaxed about liturgy than many of the churchpeople we encounter here in the States. Not in the sense that they abuse rubrics or disregard rules. Rather, they just struck us as more at ease with the whole subject, it appears to be less polemical.
For example, in all of our conferences, not a single liturgical question was even once raised. That has never happened to us in our own country. Notwithstanding that our conferences aren't even about liturgy, the subject always comes up, often in a combative way and sometimes in a disruptive one. This was underscored for me on returning home and finding two lengthy letters (written not to me, but to the bishop) from two of our most consistent current critics detailing their most recent allegations of our liturgical crimes (neither of the authors are parishioners, and none of their allegations were substantive, by the way).
Don't really know if it is an American phenomenon or not, but it seems there are always at least a few people in every parish we've encountered who carve out for themselves the role of liturgical bullies. I'm not talking about people who have legitimate concerns about legitimate, substantive liturgical abuses. I'm talking about people who go to Mass looking for something to question or complain about and are never disappointed. Then, they run home and get online to make their comments known to anyone who will listen, or fire off an angry missive to the pastor, or, better yet, to the bishop.
They complain about the liturgy. It's their apparent contribution to the Body of Christ.
Obsessed with rules as this attitude is, it is rarely based in a very solid understanding or appreciation of the Liturgy.
It is typically ignorant of the aesthetic of the Liturgy and unconcerned with the beauty or joy or spirit of the celebration.
Logic, like charity, is usually not a part of their consideration. Anger, arrogance, condescension and exaggeration are their preferred tools. While abusive to their subjects, the practice is also narcissistic.
Liturgical bullies are divisive and demoralizing in the life of the Church. To grow healthy parishes we need to marginalize their voices and avoid their conversations.


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"Terrance and Phillip in Not Without My Anus"
Celine Dion is a Canadian pop-star. She appears in the episode, "Terrance and Phillip in Not Without My Anus". She is revealed to be the ex-wife of Terrance, and the mother of their daughter Sally. According to the credits in the episode, she is voiced by Trey Parker.
She has recently started an affair with Ugly Bob, whom she has never seen without a bag over his head. After Terrance rescues their daughter, he wants to get back together with her. He reveals Ugly Bob's true face to her. However she decides to stay with Ugly Bob on condition that he always wear the bag on his head. At the end of the episode she discovers that she is pregnant with him, with a child they both hope will look like her.
Celine Dion appears as a Canadian character with their trademark Pac-Man-style heads. In her debut appearance, she wears a purple, long sleeved shirt with her initials, C.D., written on the front. She is Caucasian and has a full head of brown hair. She also appears to have exaggerated eyelashes.
Images of Celine Dion
Celine Dion poster in "The Ring".
Celine Dion's cameo in "It's Christmas in Canada".
Dion's song, "My Heart Will Go On", is played in the episode, "Cartman's Mom is a Dirty Slut".
In South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, in the song "La Resistance", Kyle's mom sings the lyrics "When Canada is dead and gone, there'll be no more Celine Dion!"
In "The Simpsons Already Did It", she is mentioned on the "Terrance & Phillip show" where Terrance says that "he might have accidentally killed Celine Dion" in which Phillip responds "killing is not an accident you dick face!"
The same mentioning can be heard on various televisions in South Park: The Stick of Truth, that plays that episode of the show.
Celine Dion is the only Canadian celebrity who is portrayed with an oval head, rectangular body and beady eyes, like other Canadians on the show. Despite Paul Watson, Alanis Morissette, Tom Green, the "Star Wars Kid", Edge, and Justin Bieber being Canadian they look like normal American characters. This was likely done because Trey and Matt wanted the audience to recognize them more easily. In Royal Pudding, RUSH, Bryan Adams and Corey Hart are Canadian musicians like Celine Dion, who is portrayed with oval head, rectangular body and beady eyes.
"Terrance and Phillip in Not Without My Anus" - Debut Appearance.
"It's Christmas in Canada" - Cameo during music number.
"The Ring" - Cameo appearance on a poster.
↑ ""South Park" Terrance and Phillip in Not Without My Anus (TV episode 1998)". IMDb.com.
Minor Characters from Season Two
Aunt Flo | Bob Denver | Boy with Red Shirt | Brent Musburger | Brett Favre | Buddy Ebsen | Celine Dion | Creamy Goodness | Dwight Schultz | Elvin Cartman | Eric Roberts | Fred Savage | Freeda | George Peppard | Nurse Gollum | Roy | Ugly Bob
See Also: List of Minor Characters from Season Two | Season Two
Ace of Base • Alan Jackson • Alanis Morissette • Barbra Streisand • Blink-182 • Bono • Boston • Brad Paisley • Britney Spears • Broadway Bros • Cee Lo Green • Celine Dion • Cher • Christopher Wallace • Demi Lovato • Dio • Elton John • Elvis Presley • Elvis Presley Hologram • Fleetwood Mac • Frank Sinatra • Howard Stern • Iggy Azalea • James Taylor • Janis Joplin • Jennifer Lopez • Jerry Garcia • Jimmy Buffett • Joe Strummer • Jonas Brothers • Justin Bieber • Justin Timberlake • Kanye West • Kenny G • Kid Rock • Korn • Kurt Cobain Hologram • Lorde • Madonna • Marilyn Manson • Master P • Meat Loaf • Metallica • Michael Jackson • Michael Jackson Hologram • Mick Jagger • Miley Cyrus • Ozzy Osbourne • P. Diddy • Paul Shaffer • Perry Farrell • Phil Collins • Philip Glass • Primus • R. Kelly • Radiohead • Rancid • Randy Newman • Rick James • Robert Smith • Rod Stewart • Rush • Selena Gomez • Sex Pistols • Sinéad O'Connor • Slash • Snoop Dogg • Susan Boyle • Taylor Swift • The Beatles • Tom Green • Tony Orlando and Dawn • Tupac Shakur Hologram • Van Halen • Ween • Will Smith • Wing Han Tsang • Yoko Ono
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In Immigration news, the 4th Circuit recently decided that Maryland's consolidated theft statute is not a Crime of Moral Terpitude for immigration purposes. For more in depth analysis, please read on.
On June 15, 2018 the Fourth Circuit Federal Court of Appeals held that Maryland theft convictions do not qualify as crimes involving moral turpitude. The decision was the result of a case of a 35-year-old Mexican woman, Ms. Martinez, who had been charged as removable for her three theft convictions under Md. Code Ann., Crim. Law § 7-104. After her third theft conviction, Ms. Martinez was detained and ordered deported by Immigration and Customs Enforcement for committing two or more crimes involving moral turpitude.
However, the Fourth Circuit found that Maryland theft convictions are not crimes involving moral turpitude and therefore Ms. Martinez is not deportable. The Maryland's consolidated theft statute treats various types of conduct as theft. For example, under § 7-104 possessing stolen property and obtaining services without consent are classified as theft. The Court found that Maryland's theft statute is much broader than the generic federal definition of theft. Therefore, crimes committed under the Maryland theft statute cannot qualify as crimes involving moral turpitude for immigration purposes.
To discuss the possible impact of this recent decision on your immigration case, call the Law Office of Eldridge, Nachtman & Crandell to speak with Adam Crandell, your Baltimore immigration law attorney.
This post was researched and co-authored by law clerk Emily Neubig, University of Maryland Carey School of Law Class of 2019.


1- Brother Anton – Desolace – Nijel's point – the outpost on the northern border of the zone "Down the Scarlet Path" – > "In the Name of the Light" (this quest may require a previous one that can be obtained from an NPC in the basement of the cathedral in Stormwind)... 6/06/2011 · Yes, TB is closer, but you can't get from TB to Desolace without the flight path being known. Get the Stonetalon, either via Ashenvale or The High Road in the Southern Barrens. Then travel West along the road until you get to Sun Rock, then take the maountain path south to the Charred Vale. You could get to Desolace through the 10,000 Needles to Feralas, since your level is that high.
27/11/2010 · I'm trying to do the achievement for the Pilgrim's Bounty where you wear the Pilgrim's Attire and site at a table in the horde capitals. The only place I have left to do is Thunder Bluff.
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If you visit Stormwind, you should be able to pick up Brother Crowley – Brother Anton, but this may be level restricted. Entry to Desolace for the first time is via Stonetalon Mountains and the Charred Vale. The flight path and inn are in Nijel's Point. The path up to Nijel's point is a little east of Nijel's Point itself.
10/10/2012 · But since we will be heading to Kalimdor for the remainder of levels 35-58, i would recommend going to Menethil Harbor and taking the boat to Dustwallow Marsh, then fly to Desolace, it'll be more convenient to get the traveling out of the way early.
* Desolace: If you're Horde, start at Shadowprey Village and head into the Valley of Spears. Follow that through and out and over to the Kodo Graveyard (you could do a quick circle or move on here).


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When the company they worked for was sold and then shut down, Joy Rosen and Lisa Olfman seized the upside of being down-sized. In a spare bedroom with a $15,000 bank loan, a borrowed typewriter and a determination to produce and export world-class television programs, Portfolio Entertainment was willed into being.
You may have called Joy and Lisa incurable optimists or divas with drive. But whatever you called them, you got a call back. It was this spirit that lead to a production order from YTV for our first series Groundling Marsh, just six months after start-up. 65 episodes later, the series had won numerous awards. It soon found a home on Disney Channel and U.S. public television, and in more than 90 territories globally. There was no looking back.
We appreciated early on that our future relied on forging relationships beyond our borders, both as producers and distributors. Our distribution division built its catalogue one series at a time, with travel, cooking, extreme sports and kids' series. Among the first independents to wade into international distribution waters, we loaded our suitcases full of screening cassettes, program brochures and miniature bottles of Canadian maple syrup and headed to the world's largest international television festival, MIPTV in Cannes, France.
On the heels of this early success in live-action kids programming, Portfolio expanded into a new medium – animation – and a new genre with primetime drama, producing series such as RoboRoach and Carl Squared and the MOW Stolen Miracle. We also pursued co-productions with partners in Europe and the U.S.
2008 was a banner year. We competed for and won the rights to adapt Dr. Seuss' iconic classic, The Cat in the Hat into an animated series for PBS. Portfolio's team has since made its mark on the Dr. Seuss legacy by pulling out all the stops. Novel animation techniques and world-class talent – including internationally-renowned actor Martin Short as the voice of the eponymous Cat – are just part of this wild success story.
Portfolio's international footprint further increased with the successful bid to develop and produce a series starring Discovery Kids Latin America's mascot, DOKI.
Now, entering our 25th year, Portfolio is experiencing unprecedented growth – big changes for a company built with the humblest of beginnings. Our newest production, Freaktown has just been delivered to Teletoon and to channels in Europe and Asia. We have a full roster of new productions in pre-production and our distribution division is expanding its reach to include OTT, TV and everything in between.
Since 2015, the company launched a new head office in the creative hub of Toronto's King West district, boosted its corporate and talent roster to more than 60, established a factual production division, and unveiled its greatest new venture: Portfolio Animation.
The energy of the startup that birthed this company is more alive than ever – only now, it is matched by a track record, long standing relationships and experience.
Our story is now 25 years in the telling – incredible chapters are still to come.
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Per the EIA, in the US in 2016 wind and solar energy generation accounted for nearly 9,000 MW and 8,000 MW, respectively, of capacity additions while natural gas-fired generation added approximately 7,900 MW. The cost of natural gas-fired generation is still considerably cheaper, averaging $895/kW versus wind and solar with an average installed cost (nominal dollars) of $1,630/kW and $2,434/kW, respectively. However, demand for renewable energy has surged from businesses seeking to fill their energy needs from clean energy sources rather than fossil fueled generation. Additionally, the cost of solar and wind power generation keeps declining year over year making it increasingly more viable for utilities to invest, further driving their growth.


Social posts on Womplify can be either scheduled for a specific date and time, or they can be defined as Auto-Posts which have no defined schedule, or they can be both. Typically you would define Filler type posts as Auto-Post and they would be posted in between your scheduled posts to fill the gaps.
Although auto-posts do not have a specific date and time defined, you can set up a throttling schedule which can be used to publish more posts at certain times of the day, and at other times fewer or even no posts at all. So for example you could post more often during peak hours, or you could prevent any posting at the weekends.
In this article you will learn how to configure a social post throttle schedule.
Note: post throttling does NOT apply to scheduled posts which ALWAYS go out on the date and time they are scheduled for.
On the left menu, click Scheduler, then Scheduler Setup and then Content Posts (see Figure 1).
Figure 1. Social Post Throttle.
– In the Hour columns and Day rows, enter a number to indicate amount of posts allowed in that hour and day of week.
Your new social post throttle settings will be applied from the next hour.


We said last week, love is the point and goal of our faith, tradition, and community, but it begins in you, and begs some reflection about what is going on in you. Why does it seem to be an uphill battle to live it? The letter carries us further into what this looks like and what it doesn't.


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Published 1:07 pm Wednesday, January 13, 2021
Brookhaven teenager Tralisia Williams, missing since Jan. 5, has been located and is safe.
Brookhaven Police Chief Kenneth Collins said Williams was being held by an out-of-state jurisdiction, awaiting transport home by Lincoln County Sheriff's deputies.
Collins thanked members of the community, officers with BPD and LCSO, and multiple others for their help in locating Williams — including Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics, Mississippi Bureau of Investigation, 14th Judicial District DA, Brookhaven CSpire, Walmart and Stan King Chevrolet.
"If we do not work together, we will go into the future alone," Collins said. "That's why it's so important to work with every agency. And thank you, Jesus."


Eric Felten, author of How's Your Drink? , has a new article up on the WSJ, Tiki Doesn't have to be Tacky. It's a romp through the inspiration and rejuvenation of PolyPop and Tiki Culture, as well as a bit of a preview for the upcoming Tiki Crawl.


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Couch: Michigan State football facing challenge of remaining contender
This season is a lot like 2012, which presented a chance to solidify success, yet saw a letdown
By Graham Couch
CHICAGO – Michigan State's football team is still processing an unthinkable loss of one its own. Mike Sadler's name evoked sighs and shaky hands Tuesday at Big Ten media day, barely two days after the beloved former MSU punter died in a car accident.
It was too soon to discuss for long. Too painful to put Sadler in past tense.
"That topic is so hard to talk about, man," MSU senior tight end Josiah Price said.
Better to talk football.
The annual Big Ten media days brought normalcy to a season that'll be normal soon enough. And one that'll be both compelling and telling of MSU's program. So we'll keep it there for the rest of this column.
The Spartans are about to be tested in ways they haven't since 2012. That's the last time this rising program looked pedestrian. And the last time it endured such a changeover in personality and notable talent.
MSU failed to avoid a natural slide backwards that season, finishing 7-6. Times were different then. The winning was newer, more fragile. The holdovers didn't entirely realize how difficult their newfound place in college football would be to sustain.
Is MSU's program now beyond having that blip every few years? Is the leadership and base of talent in Mark Dantonio's 10-year-old program now strong enough to avoid occasional mediocrity? We're about to find out.
Mark Dantonio reveals message from Michigan State's loss to Alabama
If the answer is no, it won't define the Spartans as a football program or damn their future. One could even argue that what took place four years ago — and the lessons and determination that came from it — spurred the last three seasons. But if MSU wins another 10 games this year, if the Spartans are in the hunt for an East Division title or College Football Playoff berth in November, it'll be another sign the impossible is being done in East Lansing.
Two of the three MSU players in Chicago Tuesday — tight end Josiah Price and linebacker Riley Bullough — were part of the program during that 2012 season.
"It's the little things that are going to make or break a team, and you've got to do the little things right, whether that's workouts, practice, academics," said Bullough, who redshirted during that 2012 season. "All of those things add up. I think sometimes we let things slip in 2012 that we're trying not to have happen again."
"I think that's one of the biggest challenges we'll have this season," Price said, "is me, Riley Bullough, Tyler O'Connor, all those guys who came in my class … all of us trying to relay to all of these freshmen who are in and who are really talented kids but that might think, 'I'm going to play as a freshman, because I'm whatever, five-star, four-star, top for my position, top for my state' ... it's not easy. You're not going to be the best thing on this field right now. Now if work your butt off, you can help us out this season."
MSU's roster is full of players who've rarely experienced losing. There is good in that. They expect to win, know what it feels like to finish games. In some case, they know how to. But as their roles expand, do they truly understand what separates winning big from something less? What separates 2012 from 2013 and so on?
BTN to produce 'Hard Knocks'-style show from Michigan State camp
"We've got some young players in certain positions that have never experienced defeat, not very often," Dantonio said.
Earlier today, Dantonio described some of his youngest expected contributors as being born on third base.
"Now, if a guy is on third base and he can get home, more power to him," Dantonio said. "We've got some freshmen who are going to be able to do that."
Therein lies one of the differences between now and 2012 — the noticeable increase in blue-chip talent.
There are others. Winning is further embedded in the culture of MSU's program. Four years ago, the bluster coming from the Spartans was excessive and careless. They talked of national titles instead of the painstaking process. They spoke of disrespect instead of ignoring predictions.
"The results will speak for themselves," Price said plainly Tuesday, as a reporter prodded him with a question about being picked behind Ohio State and Michigan in the Big Ten's East Division.
Dantonio has learned from his mistakes, too — mostly involving the quarterback position. MSU was replacing a three-year starter in 2012, as it is now. Andrew Maxwell was put in place and touted as ready to pick up where Kirk Cousins left off. There is no such boasting about Tyler O'Connor as Cook's heir apparent, even if O'Connor is more proven than Maxwell was replacing Cousins.
"I think what I learned, as a head football coach, don't anoint somebody and put the pressure all on one individual," Dantonio said. "Because then this all comes on one individual and I want it to be spread over the position group as a whole. Then allow that individual within that group to come forward and play. Now I don't know that we could have prevented it because Andrew was the guy, clearly. (But) Andrew Maxwell had an enormous amount of pressure on him in 2012. … That's why I said this is going to be on our position as a group and we'll all play our way out of it."
Dantonio described this August as "ground zero." It might be for this team. But the program is beginning from a different place.
"We need to make sure we stay grounded as people and continue to try to do things as you've always done them," he continued. "Critique them for the good, but I think it's important that we don't take things for granted, that there are no givens."
Mark Dantonio recap: Mike Sadler, QBs, Alabama and more
Dantonio didn't arrive in Chicago with a slogan for the season, as he did with "Chase it" before the Rose Bowl run and others after. Perhaps the news of Sadler distracted him or simply made it inappropriate.
When pressed, though, he had one: "Go back 2 back" he said, holding up two fingers, smiling at his cleverness. "We've got two outright Big Ten championships right now."
There are reasons to doubt MSU. Ohio State and Michigan are stronger programs than they were four years ago. And questions about the Spartans in the trenches on both sides of the ball are fair. At quarterback, O'Connor — or someone in that position group — will have to prove their decision-making and arm is ready for primetime.
But there are also reasons to think this time will be different. Guys like Price and others who helped build this thing.
"When I came here as a freshman, my role was not to lead, my role was to do whatever Max Bullough told me to do," Price said. "And to do it to the best of my ability. And now that role has changed. We are the Max Bulloughs, we are the Chris Normans, we are the Blake Treadwells. It's time for me to do those things, to tell the younger guys, 'You do this and you do it that way because that's how we do it here at Michigan State. No questions asked, that's just what we do.'
"We haven't won all the games we've won the last three seasons for no reason."
Contact Graham Couch at gcouch@lsj.com. Follow him on Twitter @Graham_Couch.


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Everything Revealed During The Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase 2021
All Hail Game Pass!
Arguably the biggest fish in the 2021 E3 pond, all eyes were on yesterday morning's Xbox presentation, with fans eager to see what games Microsoft would bring to the table, especially from its shiny new acquisition Bethesda. Now, while the showcase didn't quite have a big 'oh, fuck!' moment, it was a damn solid showing, with 30-titles shown off, from AAA games like Halo Infinite and Starfield to smaller experiences in Somerville and Replaced. Moreover, with almost every game presented to be available via Game Pass in one way or another, Xbox masterfully set up the next few years of its ecosystem.
So don't worry if you weren't up at the ungodly hour of 3 am on Monday morning and missed the showcase. Let me give you my thoughts on everything I saw.
Starting the show on a solid foot, Xbox answered one of the biggest questions floating around gaming spheres – will Bethesda's Starfield be an Xbox exclusive? – with a definitive yes. The trailer itself was more a tone-setter, with no plot details given aside from the name of the company you'll be working for/with, Constellation, the last space-faring organisation. I mean, we also saw a cool rocket ship, but that isn't shocking new information. Being said, I did really like the grounded realism of the ship design, in contrast to the slick retro-futurism seen in other Bethesda titles. We also had a brief glimpse of mech suits, settlements (I swear to god, I will launch Preston Garvey into the sun if I see him!) and some planets. Now, I was already sold on the idea of a space exploration game, so the new trailer didn't move the needle much for me, but the reveal date was a pleasant surprise. I'm very excited to learn more about Bethesda's first 'new universe' in 25 years in the months to come.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R 2: Heart of Chernobyl
April 22nd, 2022.
Now I have never played a STALKER game, and while my usual go-to European post-apocalyptic pessimism shooter of choice is Metro, I must say this trailer hooked me in for one reason. Atmosphere.
While Chernobyl isn't the happiest place on earth, even without the titular Stalkers, uhh… stalking around every corner, many games have struggled to make Soviet-era design interesting or invited a sense of exploration. I mean, I get it, guys, you like concrete. But in S.T.A.L.K.E.R 2, the environments are beautiful in their decay. The destruction, rot and overgrowth add a level of depth to the world I wouldn't usually expect from a game like this, and it's drawing me in. There is life in the decay, and it is absolutely haunting, especially in 4K. Also, navigating fields of invisible black holes by throwing bolts in front of you and avoiding areas that suck them into oblivion looks damn cool!
Without mentioning the 10-minute long Warner Bros. showcase that further delved into Back 4 Blood (that I regret staying up for), the trailer during the Xbox presentation was actually pretty solid. As will come up a few times during this article, co-op shooters aren't really my bag, but the new Swarm PvP which lets players take on the roles of survivors or zombies, seems pretty interesting.
Well, this didn't give us much to go on. Avalanche Studios is working on a game that one may deduce is about contraband. There may be a truck and a red box involved? That's all I can say.
Jack Sparrow is coming to Sea of Thieves: A Pirate's Life.
In a crossover that seems simultaneously both perfect and years too late, Jack Sparrow and his ragtag crew of mateys from Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean will be making their way into Rare's Sea of Thieves. Along with a bunch of recognisable faces, both friend and tentacle-faced foe, the Pirate's Life crossover will introduce five new Tall Tales, new ships, new enemies and a host of new areas to explore.
Yakuza Like a Dragon is now on Game Pass. Like, right now. Go and download it.
Just a few days following its initial reveal, we have had a deeper look into the new multiplayer-only Battlefield 2042 from DICE. If you saw that initial trailer, you'll know the game is leaning hard into over the top action, and this deeper dive took that up another notch. Massive firefights, real-time weather events, including a goddamn sandstorm, and heaps of new vehicles zipping across land, sea and air in maps big enough to support 128-players. Battlefield 2042 is going to be fucking bonkers.
Annapurna's 12 Minutes, a narrative thriller with a killer cast including Daisy Ridley, James McAvoy and Willem Dafoe, finally got a release date and oh boy, am I keen to give this a go. In part just to see how it handles the subject matter. You play as a man stuck in a time-loop, constantly reliving the moment a man enters your house, accuses your wife of murder and beats you to death. The loop restarts every real-world 12 minutes, and you'll need to piece together elements of the story each time to navigate your way out of the loop. Heavy.
I'm really interested to see how people react to Double Fine's sequel to 2005's Psychonauts. Will the game's cult following help push this to a broader audience, or will new demographics bounce off the brain-bending zaniness? I, for one, am on the fence. I think it looks fun, but just a bit too much for me. Plus, on stream (twitch.tv/storymodeaus) I said the main character looks like a reject from the film, Antz. So now I can't look at screenshots. Sorry, Psychonauts
Ah, Fallout 76. Certainly, a game that happened. Bethesda is still working hard to fix the overall user experience and bring all new content to the MMO. A new quest, Steel Reign, drops July 7th this year and will let you choose sides to 'decide the fate of the Brotherhood'. A new expedition, The Pitt, due for release in 2022, will revisit Fallout 3's Pittsburg.
I swear every E3, a new massive expansion or change is introduced to Elder Scrolls Online, yet I have not met anyone who plays it. Perhaps the upcoming The Elder Scrolls Online: Console Enhanced edition will change that? The new edition will add performance and fidelity modes as well as improved draw distances and load times.
LOOK AT THESE ADORABLE LITTLE CRITTERS! CROCO! A CAT WITH A CROSSBOW! SO FLUFFY! SO CUTE!
It's Gang Beasts with cute animals, and it's coming to consoles. Let's go!!!
Bless the horny gods! Hades, one of the best games I have ever played, is making its way to console! Now you can kick back on the couch, feet up with a glass of wine and escape the depths on a big screen, just like Dionysus would want you to. Despite not being available via Game Pass, I implore you to give this one a go when it drops in a few months. And don't fear Sony fans; PlayStation has confirmed that Hades will be coming to PS4 and PS5, also on August 13th.
One of my hidden gems of the showcase. As I have mentioned in numerous articles and podcasts, Playdead's Inside is a game that has had a lasting effect on me. Somerville may ring that same bell with a similar tone and style, albeit an alien invasion rather than Inside's claustrophobic body-horror. The parallels between Somerville and games like Inside and Limbo is no accident; Somerville is the debut game from Jumpship, a new studio headed by Playdead co-founder Dino Patti.
Maybe it's because I am not invested in the world of Halo, but this section of the showcase didn't hit in the way I expected it to. That's not to say it wasn't good for the hardcore Halo fans, who were losing their minds all over social media; it just didn't do much to draw in new players. That being said, I am a big fan of Xbox pushing the fact that the multiplayer content will be free-to-play. We also had a look at a re-worked version of the classic Blood Gulch map and a brief story trailer that sets the scene for a dramatic Cortana rescue. But still no firm release date, sadly.
60fps, boosted visuals, cross-progression and 8-player co-op? Keelan may have his wish granted here – I think I will play my first Diablo game!
Plague Tale Requiem
Look, did I need to see a booming tidal wave of writhing vermin that early in the morning? No. Of course, fucking not. It was gross. Beyond Amicitia and Hugo still sneaking around a plague-riddled France, the trailer didn't really give us much in the way of new story beats or gameplay changes. More rats than ever, though.
You'd think with the countless Far Cry 6 trailers and deep-dives we have seen over the last few months, Ubisoft would be out of new content to show off, but in a pleasant surprise, we got to check out some stealth gameplay. The regular melee takedowns, snipers and bows are all back and look fantastic. Is it possible for me to be even more sold on this game? We also got a glimpse at the newest addition to the Fangs for Hire roster, a spike-collared rooster aka Punk Rooster aka Punk Cock.
Those mushy little cuties are back in Monomi Park's Slime Rancher 2! While not looking too different to the original, we see many new slimes based on various animals and a much rich and full world to explore.
If my hope is correct, Shredders will be to the SSX series what Skate was to Tony Hawk Pro Skater, an overall more chill and technical realisation of the sport. As someone who loves snowboarding despite being trash as it, here's hoping the Shredders delivers me some wish fulfilment.
Holy shit, just give us a damn release date already! At least this time, we saw some gameplay and not just another CG tone teasers. Atomic Hearts' mind-altering, inter-dimensional anomalies and creepy dead-eyed robotic mannequins had me sold the moment I saw it so many years ago. I have seen a few people describe it as 'Fallout: Mother Russia', and if that doesn't get you interested, I don't know what will.
Some games just ooze cool, and Replaced is the perfect embodiment of that. This trailer put on a leather jacket, flicked its perfect hair from its eyes, jumped on a motorbike and rode into the sunset. The 2.5D sidescroller sees us take control of R.E.A.C.H, an AI trapped inside a human body, desperate to get out and willing to absolutely destroy anyone who gets in its way.
Obsidian's Grounded will be getting a substantial new update in just a few weeks. Shroom and Gloom will introduce more building options, insectoid pets and a GODDAMN HORRIFIC LOOKING SPIDER-QUEEN KNOWN AS THE BROODMOTHER! Seriously, the spiders in this game as terrifying.
If you log on to Among Us today, you'll notice a bevy of new features, including 15 player lobbies that include three murder-hungry Imposters. This is on top of the new maps, modes, and roles revealed during Summer Game Fest.
Eiyuden Chronicle Rising
Do Rabbit & Bear Studios have a visually beautiful game on their hands? Yes. Am I going to play it? No. But, if the idea of a side-scrolling town builder that serves as a prequel to the upcoming Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes tickles your fancy, you'd be over the moon for this. I just hope I never have to attempt to pronounce the word 'Eiyuden' on the podcast.
My ears pricked up when I thought the voice in the trailer was that of my favourite tall angel, Gwendoline Christie (it's not), but after that, Neon Giant's debut title, a cyberpunk RPG shooter, didn't really draw me in.
Now that was a neat looking trailer, combining real-life environments with in-game graphics and showing off the Joan of Arc campaign…arc. Guess it's time to book in some annual leave for October.
Outer Worlds 2
The very self-aware trailer didn't do anything other than confirming the existence of the follow up to 2019's action RPG, Outer Worlds. Fingers crossed, the next-gen entry will bring the gameplay and world up to par with the brilliant dialogue of the original.
The awe-inspiring, jet-setting meditation of Microsoft's Flight Simulator will be coming to console later next month. Hopefully, this means better PC support for those dopey-fingered plebs like myself who prefer using a controller. In addition, we got a brief glimpse of the Top Gun: Maverick DLC coming down the track, coinciding with the release of a movie that I, too, forgot existed.
Jaw-dropping. Stunning. How can I adequately explain how much of a Forza simp this trailer turned me into? I don't even like cars!
Taking to the streets, beaches and lush forests of Mexico, Playground Games are calling Forza Horizon 5's new setting the "largest, most fun, and most beautiful" location in the history of the series. I cannot stress how much of an understatement 'beautiful' is. The realistic details in each car, road and environmental element come together to give us a peek at the raw power in the Xbox Series X. In addition, the game will include a range of new vehicles for the rev heads out there, including the AMG Project 1 Forza Edition, returning battle royale, The Eliminator, and the new Pinata Pop mode. Players will also have a chance to create their own modes or test ones made by the Forza community with the new Game Lab tool. Forza Horizon 5 looks seriously special.
Mid-2022
Wrapping up the show with a bit of a surprise was Arkane Austin's slick new co-op vampire-shooter, Redfall. I'm a bit tired of co-op shooters as of late, with the genre becoming quite flooded, but when the team behind Prey and Dishonoured are behind it, it certainly piques my interest. Looking more like a hero-shooter, Redfall will see squads take on human enemies and hordes of undead nasties led by long-limbed vampires (2021, the year of the big lady vampire!), with players using guns and magic to defend themselves. Some of the abilities really caught my eye here, like a ghostly elevator that can help you escape to higher ground, a bad-ass sniper-eye, and a massive AOE attack made using an…umbrella? Despite all the stylish cinematics, my biggest takeaway was the characters. Each crew member has a distinct personality, with some clashing in amusing ways and each seeming to bring their own playstyle to proceedings. If Arkane can land the dialogue and character interactions come mid-next year, I will be first in line to send some blood-suckers back to hell.


All appearances to the contrary, the Recruiting Industry is populated by people who began their careers with a desire to help others. Somehow, the optimism and enthusiasm wanes over the course of a career. But, there's a spark that can be rekindled.
One of the things I get from doing the Recruiting Roadshows™ is the opportunity to meet a lot of the people who work in our industry. At the grassroots level, there is a resurgence of the energy that brings people into out business in the first place. Networking online is one thing but there is nothing like meeting people face to face.
A major objective of the Roadshow project is to provide a context fo local networking among Recruiting professionals who want to improve their personal performance. It works for the participants. It works for me as well.
Jason Davis did the same. Trucking in from Toronto, Jason showed up early and helped with the startup logistics while running a solid charm offensive in the halls. It's this sort of volunteer spirit that makes the real grassroots Recruiting community really work.
After the event, over lunch, we were lucky enough to be joined by Moises Lopez ( also here) and Dan Harris (and here) who reinforced the idea that the business is built on generosity. Both Moises and Dan are working demonstrations of the power of passion and generosity in their work.
The Roadshow itself was a remarkable event. About 150 people came to the Green Valley Ranch for a half day of networking and continuing education. Stay tuned for more pictures, reviews and out takes.
The event is underwritten by the wonderful team at Arbita.
(February 25, 2008) Doug Geinzer is a saint. The CEO of Recruiting Nevada has enthusiastically given his time, rolodex and attention to building the momentum for the Las Vegas Recruiting Roadshow™ (Wednesday the 27th, register here). We're really lucky to have him as the local coordinator in Las Vegas.
As I head out the door, I'm prepared for a week's worth of meetings, entertainment and continuing education. Hopefully, I'll see you at the Roadshow on Wednesday or the RecruitingBlogs.com party on Thursday night.
The agenda for the free event is simple, breakfast four presentations and a structured networking exercise. Continuing education, no sales pitches.
Doug Geinzer, the CEO of Las Vegas' own Recruiting Nevada. is a pivotal part of the Roadshow. He is providing help from marketing to local logistics. He'll present a survey of the Recruiting landscape, opportunities and shortages.
John Sumser will share a view of multigenerational recruiting.
(February 20, 2008) If you see Jason Davis and look closely, you'll see the seeds of a thousand ideas. You'll see an entrepreneur willing to put his money where his mouth is. You'll see the face of the next generation of leadership in the Recruiting Industry.
Jason, who has his roots in the search business, is a serial entrepreneur in two arenas. He collects and sells Recruiting related domain names and, he founds and guides online communities. These days, he's the force behind RecruitingBlogs.com. He writes routinely for the Fordyce Letter blog (worth book marking). He is the epitome of the constant networker, short, to the point, value laden, charming.
Jason and RecruitingBlogs are charter sponsors for the full upcoming year of Recruiting Roadshows™. RecruitingBlogs is the official online community of the Recruiting Roadshow™. At many, maybe even all, RecruitingBlogs will host a separate networking event (party).
In Las Vegas, the party is on the 28th at the MGM Grand Hotel. RSVP here. You need to RSVP to get in.
(February 19, 2008) On Wednesday, February 27th, the Recruiting Roadshow™ arrives in Las Vegas. The free event, an experimental alternative to Nationally oriented trade shows, is designed to help local recruiters work more effectively. Four presentations, a networking exercise and breakfast are the essence of the half day of continuing education.
John Sumser will share a view of multigenrational recruiting.
(February 06, 2008) Have you ever noticed the huge barrier of distrust between the people who work in Recruiting and the vendors who serve them? It's an astonishing thing. The divide is as structural as the disconnect between Corporate Recruiters and the various members of the staffing and search industries.
Part of the problem is the way that vendors reach out to their potential customers. There are a narrow range of potential channels: bulk email, telemarketing, tradeshows, web ads, print ads, superbowl ads and direct mail. Each of these methods assumes that response rates are tiny and that yelling is the best way to communicate. Marketing in our industry is rarely subtle or comforting. The communications channels depend on loud and oversimplified messaging.
The development of an industry-wide continuing education infrastructure.
Our sponsorship experiment bears particularly close examination.
Typically, vendors are required to elbow their way into the consciousness of their prospects. The trade show circuit, with its endless array of booths and carnies is a good image. If you've never been to one of the big trade shows, imagine a sea of ring toss, duck shooting, basketball tossing, hammer and bell booths with their barkers. In the largest settings a full circling of the exhibits can take days.
Often, trade shows feature a late afternoon parade. Conference attendees are given a bingo card and sent to collect stamps from each of the booths. A fully completed card entitles the bearer to participate in the afternoon's raffle of the giant teddy bear. There is always a stampede of attendees with their overflowing bags of goodies.
At the Recruiting Roadshow™, we're trying something different. No corn dogs, no cotton candy, no timeshare sales, no petting zoo. In a big event, the typical commercial marketing transaction is barely remembered by the event participant. The booths blur together.
The Recruiting Roadshow depends on sponsorship. Since the events are free to participants, all of the costs are borne by the underwriters and sponsors. Sponsorship means something special to participants because the event is funded for them by a few memorable vendors. They aren't allowed to sell anything during the Roadshow. They are, however, encouraged to attend and to get to know the local audience.
The experiment is designed to make sure that value is delivered first, that the learning environment is sacred. A Recruiting Roadshow™ sponsor is not brassy or intrusive. They use the opportunity to demonstrate the depths of their commitment to service. More than anything else, it's an opportunity to give back to the community.
That sort of approach builds the sort of reputation that lasts a long time.
(February 06, 2008) John Sumser recently asked me to join the speakers at Las Vegas Recruiting Roadshow and I was happy to accept. I am sure it will be fun, and a great opportunity to meet some recruiters face-to-face.
Besides, it fits in nicely with one of the tips I always tell my students: always expand your knowledge and networks well beyond any confined industry ecosystem. Spend too much time within any ecosystem and specialists risk becoming endangered species. Online or off, there is no difference.


Mirror Games. To use or not to use?
We'd think this would be obvious, as there is a limit on the games for a reason. Playing dumb and using an excuse that there are two personal high score tables for the game is just... selective rule following. Kinda like when your dog "can't hear" you when you say it's time for a bath, but you pick up the leash and he/she can hear you from the other side of the house. Yeah, kinda like that. You know the intention of the rules, so feigning you don't to justify your actions doesn't cut it.
Personally I took from it that it was NOT allowed. "We'd think this would be obvious. " Making it seem like it's playing a daily on more than one account.
This was really good question, but the answer supplied was not really sufficent. I understand that we can't, but why I am uncertain.
That's why I made this topic, because I personally didn't really understand what TNT was saying and why there were only saying it now, considering how long mirror games have been around for. The way I see it is if we're not allowed to use the mirror games at all, then why are they there in the first place?
I completely agree Dj, they should take them off if we can't use them, the same with paint brush plushies, they said they regret making them, but yet they don't retire them.
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Not to sound like a total idiot, but what exactly are mirror games?
The "mirror" games are games set up specifically to be linked to from outside sources. There are a few sites that have permission to reuse our content, so we need to create separate instances of the games for tracking purposes. These games should not have allowed you to send score in the first place, but it's a glitch in the system that we're working on. So while you should not be abusing it technically, we realise there was no way for anyone to know this was the case and we're not freezing for it.
I think it's stupid. If they are going to upload it like all the other games then it should be playable. Or they should just block it to users. >_< It seems they are attempting to fix it, but they should focus on their HUGE list before this; this is minor.
I agree Xepha, they shouldn't have uploaded them in the first place. At least they aren't going to freeze people who did it earlier, because I used mirror games and had no idea they weren't allowed. I think that if we can't/aren't allowed to use them then TNT should take them off the site immediately to avoid further confusion.
Am I being an idiot again, or did TNT just say that the mirror games are actually supposed to be special versions of the game that can't earn you neopoints?
Noob question time! What's a mirror game? This is the first I've ever heard of them.
Apparently TNT created seperate copies of their games for use on other sites or something like that.
That's odd. Why would that even be nessacary? I say if they made a seperate copy of the game that can send a score three more times, it's their fault. Sheesh, they could just delete them and get rid of the problem if it's that big of a deal. Seems kinda stupid to me.
Interests:I really like to play basketball hang out with my friends and play video games.
Mirror games are apparently separate copies of games TNT created for use on other sites.
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The ending of The Signal was so lame it ruined the half decent rest of the movie. It's like the screenwriters ran out of time and just went "fuck it.".
Agreed. It was kind of insulting the way everything was revealed.
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Originally posted by WallyTheDeer
and Affleck giving hope for the new Batman movie.
...very very noodle-thin hope, that is. But that's a whole step up from despair!
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