On Monday 26 September the Guardian held a live membership event to celebrate the work of some true unsung heroes in the fight against Female Genital Mutilation.
You could also see Philip himself at a Guardian Live membership event – Grimm Tales with Philip Pullman – on Monday 30 March, 7 to 8.30pm.
It recently expanded its audience with a deal to stream its events through Microsoft Xbox 360 consoles; it will be available free to subscribers of the Xbox Live membership service.
Something of the Month, for as Long as We Live Membership to a monthly-gift club — say, a farm-to-doorstep produce basket or an artisanal coffee roast — is an exciting present, but it expires in a year.
The post, which cites Microsoft's new terms of use, said that the company would not allow users to "publicly display or use the Services to share inappropriate content or material (involving, for example, nudity, bestiality, pornography, offensive language, graphic violence, or criminal activity)" and that you could lose your Xbox Live Membership if you curse out a kid Overwatch.
Most of the time they will ask for Microsoft points, or Live membership codes.
A gold membership, required for multiplatform gaming among other advanced features, would cost $50 a year, the same as current Xbox Live gold memberships, which automatically have access to the Windows expansion.
Xbox Live Gold memberships should be free.
The basic argument is that if Xbox Live Gold memberships were free, instead of $50 per year, Microsoft would have a lot more online players, which they could sell advertising against, which would make up for the loss of revenue.
In the off chance that you guys haven't logged onto your Xbox in the last few days I wanted to tell you that there's an in-dash special on Xbox Live Gold memberships.
If you want to play online the 360 will cost another $90 for wireless internet, and $60/year for Xbox Live Gold memberships.
