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Self-confessed terrorist Anders Behring Breivik has been found to be addicted to computer games (spending thousands of hours playing war games) years prior to his bombing and killing on July 22.



Authorities have discovered computer logs that show Breivik has spent 8,700 hours playing war games from 2006 to 2010. In fact, records show that he played 500 hours of World of Warcraft between November 2010-April 2011 alone. Aside from playing WoW, Breivik was also into Elder Scrolls, Modern Warfare, Warhammer and Dragon Age. According to him, he spent all his time playing in the months prior to his July 22 attacks.



Breivik started playing WoW in 2006 and authorities are inclined to believe that he played the game for up to 12 hours per day in a 2-year period. It should also be noted that he used terms from the game in the ‘manifesto’ he wrote. According to Breivik, playing war games was only to hide his terrorist plans. He added that he devoted almost one year in playing games to reward himself.



Now, police are trying to investigate if Breivik has been in touch with other gamers or if he belongs to a player group through obtaining information from game manufacturers. This is because certain information show that he has been logged onto 2 computer units at the same time — Breivik might have paid others to play on behalf of him.



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Jeong-ju Kim, a 22-year-old double bassist attending the Korea National University of Arts (K-Arts), one of the best art schools here, still vividly remembers when he first met professor Lee Ho-gyo in early 2010. His father arranged the meeting after he failed the annual college admission exam the previous year. Kim was advised to take private lessons from Lee, the only professor teaching double bass in the school. “I thought taking lessons directly from Lee was a great opportunity for me to become a musician and enter college although it would cost a lot,” Kim said in a telephone interview. “My father told me that I don’t have to worry about money and just practice hard. So I did and eventually entered K-Arts’ music school.” Later, he found out that Lee was a greedy, dishonest man using his status to extort money from parents of applicants and “sell” admissions. Lee is now under investigation by the prosecution for allegedly receiving billions of won from parents since 2006 in return for giving them high scores so they could gain admittance. Lee also illegally tutored 13 students. All of them were accepted later by the music school. Kim is one of the 13 students facing expulsion for alleged admission fraud. “I have long dreamed of becoming the most famous double bassist in the world. But my dream might be shattered,” he said. According to the prosecution, the 45-year-old professor was able to fabricate admission test scores because he was the only double...

Turmoil weighs down on the state-run Korea National University of Arts following reports of admission fraud involving double bass professor Lee Ho-gyo. Lee is under investigation for abusing his status by receiving money from the parents of applicants in exchange for getting them enrolled in the school. / Korea Times

By Na Jeong-ju

Kim, a 22-year-old double bassist attending the Korea National University of Arts (K-Arts), one of the best art schools here, still vividly remembers when he first met professor Lee Ho-gyo in early 2010.

His father arranged the meeting after he failed the annual college admission exam the previous year. Kim was advised to take private lessons from Lee, the only professor teaching double bass in the school.

“I thought taking lessons directly from Lee was a great opportunity for me to become a musician and enter college although it would cost a lot,” Kim said in a telephone interview. “My father told me that I don’t have to worry about money and just practice hard. So I did and eventually entered K-Arts’ music school.”

Later, he found out that Lee was a greedy, dishonest man using his status to extort money from parents of applicants and “sell” admissions.

Lee is now under investigation by the prosecution for allegedly receiving billions of won from parents since 2006 in return for giving them high scores so they could gain admittance. Lee also illegally tu...

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State Of Origin Final Game – Queensland vs NSW – The first of the traditional games sees Queensland take on New
South Wales at Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane. Queensland have won this for the past five years.

Mighty NSW revived Origin last night with 80 minutes of raw courage to beat Queensland 18-8 at ANZ Stadium in front of nearly 82,000 fans.Behind 8-6 at halftime, NSW bustled Queensland in the second half and the visitors became increasingly frustrated.It was a famous victory.we saw after 15 June both teams are got the point 1-1 so last match is very important for both teams,so don’t miss this 3rd game on live streaming on your pc by some live streaming link which there available.State of Origin Game 1 result:
Queensland 16 – New South Wales 12

State Of Origin Game -ii Result:

NSW 18 (W Hopoate L Lewis A Minichiello tries J Soward 3 goals)
Queensland 8 (C Smith try J Thurston 2 goals) at ANZ Stadium

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