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Achievement Trading Thread
Use this thread in order to trade online achievements with other forum members!
there are no multi player achivments in this game.
please delete this post
look in the "achievement list" thread
you can still get all these achievements on the easiest difficulty w/ a friend online, i believe it would even make this easier to get some
I'll be on periodically for the rest of the week so do not hesitate to message me for help with any of the achievements. I'm still going to need master on levels 2-5, no continues, the 3 mil in points and strong zombie. But for now I'm off to bed.
can sb help me pls gettin the zombified achievement? it seems to be a lot easier doin it with 2 players an easy though...
gt: XGS Torpedro
can someone help me getting all the no miss acheivments (im not the greatest player)
GT: flipguy63
I just got this game but played the older versions hitme up on live send me a message about it so i dont forget who you are.
Does anbody still play this game?
Im lookin for some people to help me get the no miss acheivements(master), someone who has em' and knows how to get em, or at least someone who is attempting to ge em in a co-op match hit me up my gamertag - STILL CELL
I'm looking to get all the no miss cheeves in this one, let me know guys.
If anyone is interested in trading any of the achievements send me a message saying Metal Slug 3. GT is spanishwarrior
Anybody still looking for a co-op partner for the no miss achievements? I still need - no continue and no miss 3, 4 and 5. Send me a message if interested. My GT is Eurion.
i also need a good metal veteran for the 'no miss' achievements. my gamertag is in my profile. send me a message over xbl so i know why you add me.
thank you :)
I'm looking for an insanely good player to do the no miss achievement ( last stage ) That the only one i need to complete this game! Make my day and invite me in your friend list :P
Gamertag: The Last Wyvern
Can someone help me getting all the no miss achievements?
GT: lamposts
Yo guys, I'm lookin 4 someone 2 get these achievements with. My gt = Chronik Killa X
im needing about half the achievements myself and could use some help. hit me up on live and let me know
need most of dem add me S3LFx ZoMbieKID
Finally getting back to playing this game after over a year... I need someone who's really good to go for the last 2 levels without dying. Message me.
DF Legend
if anyone here wants to do the master achievements message me and we can do them
I'm looking to get as many achievements as I can co-op. I'm on quite often so just message me mentioning this post on x360a.org.
I am trying to get the achievements in CO-OP. If anybody wants to help, message me when a good time for you is. I am eastern time zone.
Hey im looking for a partner to get the mission master achievements in co-op, i need mission 4, 5 and all without continueing, so send me a message or FR if you are interested,my GT is my username.
Looking for the Co-Op achievement from Missions 3 up to the Final Mission.
GT: OctaviusZarda
Looking for a co-op partner for mission master 4-5 and no continues
i only have one achievement. any and all help would be appreciated
Also looking for help for the last 4 achievs I need, Level 3, 4, 5 and no continue. Im around a lot, send me a message at ElusiveRobDenby
EDIT: I got level 3 myself, and level 4 doesnt seem too hard but i'll need someone for no continue. Not even gonna try for level 5 haha.
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Cast: Jirka Gregor, Jeff Strok, Peter Kolins, Luke Anders, David Owen, Dag Novansky, Steve Sunny, Jaro Terran, Olaf Anders, Carlos Dido, Tommy Hansen, Kevin Young
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Gay Specialty
Overlong, and the camera sometimes moves compulsively, like on a primetime detective show, but the twinks' built bodies (what tits!) are absolutely glorious, and the setting — an art gallery showing graffiti — is attractive and unusual, although it gets a little old. Hansen, who resembles young Gregory Harrison, up-fucks spread-legged Sunny, who resembles a faun with a funny face and curly hair, and then they reverse, Hansen with his legs up and both sets of cheeks red. His splashy wad looks like another style of art altogether! Next Olaf Anders, who resembles the hero's manager/buddy on Entourage, gets his cock sucked by Mediterranean-looking athlete-god Terran until he's so dizzy he just has to dick jockish Terran! Young, who looks like the Greek sculpture "The Charioteer" in an Izod shirt, jacks watching them. Both crewcut, handsome Strok poses as a statue till sharp-eyed Kolins de-pantses him and proves Strok's long cock is alive. In fact, Kolins sits on it and jacks it with his asshole! Gregor, with the eyes of Egyptian temple-paintings, tops dark-blond Owen, an Etruscan tomb dancer. Caravaggio street-hustler Novansky beats his uncut meat. Finally, after an eternity of cocksucking, Luke Anders, who looks like a blond thrill-killer, dicks first Harrison Ford-clone Sun and plain-bad shitty-goateed Dido.
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Oliver Norburn's stunning strike deep into added time earned the Pirates a point in Tuesday night's clash at Cheltenham and they are now three points clear of the npower League Two relegation zone.
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I am a broker, these folks have been a leader in big insurance risk for years. Sure, without them, I'll get a raise, 'cause rates will go up for my clients. But we'll all have to pay for the failures of businesses (or higher charges passed on to us) and banks that hold AIG paper.
Nearsighted to wish demise on this company.
It's going to come down to what the dollar will be woirth if AIG gets bailed out....
They won't tax you directly, but if there is a bail out the federal reserve will create money which will remove value from every dollar that every American citizen uses to purchase goods and services with...So a bail out is a tax but not with accountability of those who impose the tax...
What it all amounts to is economic socialism for the wealthy...What they are doing matches exactly what folks like karl marx wanted...Plank number 5 on his communist mannifesto is for a central bank to have a monopoly on the creation of money...
I don't want investors to lose money, but they have made an awful lot too.
AIG needs to fail in order to right this system. I think others should go down as well. I would love to see an economy that allows everyone to prosper and, the greedy at the top learn this valuable lesson. Through great mistakes come the necessary lessons that build character and a better future. And sometimes, it's got to get bad, before it can get better.
I think it will be for the betterment of all if mighty wall street hits rock bottom.
It wasn't the free market system. The free market system has no regulation. In a regulated enviroment, regulator has responsibility. No regulation means those banks don't have to mark to market, and we would not have LEH or AIG mess to begin with. CFC would have failed, and be done with. Instead, we are here. It's BS from regulators. Deregulate or bail out. It's not a joke anymore.
I am willing pay!
It is in our best interest to save our financial institutions and then take a look at what went wrong and fix it.
It'll be worth it in the long run. America needs a lesson to be taught.
No bailout with my tax dollars.
Nuff said.
America needs a lesson???????
You sound like a Nazi but I'll bet your just a kid Democrat.
and just how much taxes does a 24 year old pay?


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On May 17, 2012, I wrote the following post regarding Franciscan University of Steubenville (FUS) bestowing an honorary degree to General Michael Hayden. My alma mater, Franciscan University of Steubenville, has been in the news lately. They've been skewered and adulated by the two, predictable sides of every news story for discontinuing their student healthcare coverage. Their main published reason for doing so is out of concern for participating "in a plan that requires us to violate the cons … [Read more...]
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I think PEG really hit one nail on the head in his last post of our ongoing discussion on education. He understands, and sympathizes, that social scientific research used to bolster policy and curriculum for schooling today is, mostly, garbage. This fact, he rightly intuits, forces me into a defensive attitude about any unqualified appeal to science. He goes on to present his most careful and thorough to date explanation of what he means by 'science' and shows that there is a tradition of … [Read more...]
Against Best Practices and Unintentional Philistinism
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Two Catholic Pragmatists Walk Into Bar: Illich vs. Montessori
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Against Methods: The Arts of the Ordinary
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What Can Go Wrong With Classical, Great Books, and Montessori?
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Tomorrow, in Portland, OR, two of my great loves — Terrence Malick's masterpiece, The Tree of Life, and Augustine's Confessions — will be combined into a very exciting event, led by John O'Callaghan, professor of philosophy at the University of Notre Dame.The event is "The Image of God: Malick's Tree of Life and Augustine," tomorrow, March 22nd, from 3 to 7 pm, in Buckley Center Auditorium at the University of Portland.For those of us who are not able to attend, the event is being live-s … [Read more...]
Deschooling RED: Beyond the Fear of Failure
In 1840, Horace Mann, the first Secretary of Education in the State of New Hampshire (and anywhere else in the United States), wrote these words in an article for the third volume of the newly-founded Common School Journal, on his beloved and controversial Whig project, The Common School Movement: Let the common school be expanded to its capabilities, let it be worked to the efficiency of which it is susceptible, and nine-tenths of the crimes in the penal code would become obsolete; the long … [Read more...]


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Released: Jun 01st, 1997
Running Time: 76
Director: Rod Fontana
Company: Tight Ends Productions
Cast: Rachel St. Marie, Blake Palmer, Ian Daniels, Brian Surewood, Gina Rome, Tia (I), Dave Cummings, Tommy Gunn, Luisa, Steve Hatcher, Claudio (I), Cortknee, Rod Fontana, Liza Harper
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: All-Sex
The managers of a fledgling restaurant have a terrific idea to bring in customers: serve up a beautiful young babe along with the cuisine! The women are covered in food, then boffed à la gangbang by the male patrons.
Three main courses stand out. Big-titted Tia is smeared head-to-toe with black cherry pies. She then goes on a protein diet, gobbling man-meat and taking all cummers in her clam. Latina Luisa is smothered in Mexican food and her ass is soaked with liquor; the gents lick her butt feverishly, then garnish her bod with their spermatic cream. Lastly, long-legged Gina Rome is covered in spaghetti, then gets all her holes stuffed with the guys' big Italian sausages.


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Changing this in the header.php file;
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...achieves your goal. I can not speak to the "big picture" consequences of doing this, if any, but if you are happy with your home page and blog page settings, I have confirmed that this will remove the home tab as you desire. A second opinion would be welcome.
But that does not seem to be the same code I find in this latest version and it does not work for me.
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Man gets prison for ATV crashJanuary 17,2014
ST. JOHNSBURY — The driver of an all-terrain vehicle that crashed in Vermont in 2012, leaving himself and a passenger seriously injured, has been sentenced to at least 18 months in prison.
Dylan Cady, 23, of Barnet, reached a plea agreement with prosecutors in Caledonia County criminal court Monday to settle multiple charges.
Police said an intoxicated Cady was so concerned about getting caught with drugs he was carrying that he begged witnesses who came upon the crash not to call 911. His passenger was lying in the middle of the road, losing blood and suffering from a compound fracture to her leg.
Cady pleaded no contest to five charges. He was convicted of two counts of drunken driving and other charges.MORE IN This Just InCASTLETON Rutland Post 31 pitcher Andy Kenosh called it mojo. Full StoryRUTLAND More than 26,000 people were without power when severe thunderstorms rolled through the... Full StoryNORTHFIELD A Norwich University professor has been awarded a research fellowship to support her... Full Story
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Culture is getting sickerFebruary 05,2013
Culture is getting sicker
The same Times Argus (Jan. 24) in which the editorial mused on the idea of making judges aware of the cost effects of their decisions, featured a lengthy article about the fatal crash in Rutland caused by a young fellow huffing Dust-Off while driving.
A girl was killed, a young man, not particularly intending to kill anyone, may have to spend the rest of his life in prison. Lets say that would be 50 years. According to the editorial, the price of justice in a 20-year sentence would be $900,000. Do the math for 50 years. This amount would be borne by the taxpayers.
Apparently, the young man in Rutland was unemployed and idle. He may well have been been growing up on the edge of, or in, the same sick culture as exists in other towns and cities around the nation where young people are rudderless, or just bored, or angry, or even desperate.
That culture is ignored, neglected, or attacked by authorities who, it seems to me, have neither wisdom nor compassion.
We, the taxpayers, allow that culture to get sicker and sicker. So lets say its fair that we pay the price for the scapegoats to rot in prison.
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Oklahoma senior Blake Bell won the starting tight end job.
Texas A&M suspended two assistant coaches for two weeks without pay for "degrading comments towards women" in a Thursday slideshow at the program's annual "Chalk Talk for Women."
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Alabama received a verbal commitment from four-star 2017 WR Jerry Jeudy.
Former South Carolina, Duke and Florida head coach has joined Florida's athletic department as an Ambassador and Consultant.
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Future CFB Playoff semifinals will either be played on a Saturday or on a holiday.
USF received a verbal commitment from four-star 2017 ATH Bruce Judson.
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The Portnoys do it again. After Hospitality Properties Trust (HPT) director Bill Lamkin fails to win enough votes to stay on and resigns, the board immediately reappoints him, calling his defeat a result of CalPERS' activism. HPT is managed by Portnoy-controlled Reit Management & Research, the operator of CommonWealth REIT (CWH). Yesterday: Tragicomedy at CommonWealth.
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I have not followed this HPT issue that much but have seen other issues where CalPERS seems to be more interested in making political statements rather than earning money. If CalPERS was in fact pushing for his replacement, I would not have any confidence in their ability to decide what is in the best financial interests of HPT.
It is important to note that Lamkin is an Independent Trustee on the HPT board. Anyone who knows HPT knows it is run by the management firm RMR. Independent Trustees are supposed to guarantee that decisions are not in RMR's interest but the shareholders. This is what us investors have been trying to fight for years and we lost again. By the way I voted against Lamkin and have nothing to do with CalPERs.
Since the recent secondary offering. I think that it could double from here with owner-oriented management. It is probably not worth too much less even with the current management, which is close to the downside scenario for management skill and alignment. As of today, I own somewhat more, as I had written puts in order to build up a bigger position. I like and trust the activists involved in this one, too. The stock could rise above $30 if they win, but we would not sell a share if it does. They could manage this for value and could do a lot, even after the obvious improvements are made. The managers' only hope is in delaying tactics, but eventually the one thing that everyone can agree on is that if the owners' get our way, management will be history.
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Approaches to Teaching García Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude
- Editors: María Elena de Valdés, Mario J. Valdés
- Pages: x & 156 pp.
- Published: 1990
- ISBN: 9780873525367 (Paperback)
"The essays of this volume are all of high quality and should serve as a valuable aid to professors teaching Cien años de soledad and to students seeking a better understanding of its content."
Critics have read One Hundred Years of Solitude as a cultural document, as a revolutionary narrative, and as a high point of early postmodernism. The novel is taught widely and in a variety of curricular contexts, from courses on civilization and Latin American literature to seminars on comparative literature and women's studies. When treating the novel in North American classrooms, however, nearly all teachers must address similar issues—for example, Latin American history and magic realism. This volume in the Approaches to Teaching World Literature series suggests different methods for presenting these issues to undergraduates.
The volume is divided into two parts. The first part, "Materials," discusses works about the novel and its author, the historical background, ideological contexts, and literary interpretations. The second part, "Approaches," contains twelve essays on teaching One Hundred Years of Solitude. One group of essays shows how the novel is presented in various courses, such as humanities or politics. A second group of essays features approaches using history, ideology, myth, Jungian psychology, analytic psychology, hermeneutics, narratology, and other perspectives. The novel readily supports this range of interpretations because it is, as the editors say, "above all, a magnificent story that holds readers spellbound."


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The Welshman has been linked with a move away after a difficult season at the Bernabeu, but his former manager expects him to stay put
The £85million star has endured a difficult second season at the Santiago Bernabeu but Toshack reckons he can work his way through it and shine again
The former Manchester United boss has taken the plunge and took the reins at the Basque outfit - here's what you need to know
The Scot should be applauded for the willingness to expand his horizons by chancing his arm in La Liga at a club that's a better fit than the Reds ever were
Our man David Dubas-Fisher has crunched the numbers to see how the former and current Kop favourites rank and YOU will be surprised by the results
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Liverpool FC newspaper The Kop Magazine takes a closer look at the players whose boots - and shirt - Coutinho will have to fill
GARY SPEED has revealed his only regret from 22 years in football – quitting Wales.
ENGLAND'S Euro 2012 hopes are set to be given a surprise helping hand – by cash-strapped Wales.
IAN RUSH is the new shock name in the frame for the Wales international job.
NIGEL CLOUGH branded Robbie Savage a "nuisance" but believes he can be a pain in the neck for Wales once again.
CHRIS COLEMAN wants to form a Wales management team with Brian Flynn, his chief rival in the race to succeed John Toshack.
GARETH BALE fears Wales' European qualification hopes are already hanging by a thread after their dismal opening defeat in Montenegro.
FORMER Anfield idol John Toshack said Liverpool must invoke the spirit of Shankly to recapture former glories...
This had been billed as the Battle of Britain but it was George Burley who was left in no-man's land here after his Scotland team's tame surrender.
Craig Bellamy lost his head as John Toshack's World Cup dream vanished in Cardiff last night.
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England survived an almighty scare at Villa Park before finally sealing a place in next summer's European Under-21 Finals in Sweden.
David Edwards made it a beery happy evening for John Toshack as he called 'time' on Liechtenstein.
Craig Bellamy insists his best years are still ahead of him and claims he will quit when he can no longer play at the top.
Gary Megson claims English bosses must prove their worth in La Liga and Serie A to show they can match up to foreign coaches.
The faw's decision to put Paul Parry on the cover of Wales' media guide for their recent World Cup qualifiers was a prophetic choice.
John Toshack's injury-hit young Welsh side were beaten by a heart-breaking late goal.
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Mark Henry Has Plans For Triple H, Pre-Sale Information For WWE's Return To MSG
– WWE will hold a ticket pre-sale on Wednesday for the WWE Live Event at Madison Square Garden on 12/27. The pre-sale code is WWEMSG. As previously reported, the main event for that show will see WWE champion CM Punk defend against John Cena.
– Mark Henry says for those who think Triple H is done wrestling because he had one brutal match, they're mistake. Henry has plans for Triple H when he returns to WWE:


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….and we're back on track with our weekend preview pieces. Unfortunately, our Gooch Watch has been suspended indefinitely….and actually now longer than we thought, putting his World Cup campaign in jeopardy.
While TSG has conceded that we have some depth here (Marshall, Goodson, even Parkhurst and Spector in a pinch though not Califf please), losing Gooch is like losing the 3rd guy in a pitching rotation that eats up innings. You know he'll be mostly solid with an off day here and there, but you've got that place in the rotation covered and you can worry about other things.
A speedy recovery to Onyewu who was the defense in our Cup trip-clinching game in Honduras.
Before we start, a quick interjection here. After my brother criticized my photo selection last week saying, "This is soccer, not NASA, old man," I've decided to feature the most wonderous (or cheesy if you prefer) "soccer globe" picture in this column each week. Feel free to send me suggestions and I'll post them on Mark's Facebook wall.
English Premier League
We start of course in the EPL, where the very top of the table is starting to look a lot like last season. Liverpool challenged to compete early on, Chelsea hitting a speed bump on their flying start and Manchester United starting to round into form just a little earlier than last year.
• In terms of Chelsea, where last year opponents started solved their offensive scheme of throwing Bosingwa and Cole up the pitch and shut the Blues down, this year teams are learning that if you focus on shutting down the strike tandem, their offense is stymied. And this is where Carlo Ancelotti has proven himself more than the equal of Phil Scholari. To create some more offense up the pitch last Saturday, Ancelotti deployed Deco immediately behind Anelka-Drogba to solid results–look for more of that this week and a big victory as Chelsea host Blackburn Saturday at Stamford Bridge.
Oh and a footnote on Scolari. Seems the Brazilian manager is set to get canned again this year. Something tells me it's the players from Brazil, not the coaches who make the magic beautiful game happen.
• Lest we forget, it's Villa again on the S-Pen. ESPN after a barn burner last week between Chelsea and Villa have the Villians on the early schedule again. Only this time it's against lowly Wolverhampton. No need to get to bed early for that one.
We predict a Brad Friedel start and a Friedel shut down. To put Friedel's dominance in perspective, the elder US statesman has helped lead Martin O'Neill's club to their best EPL start ever and the best defensive start of this year's EPL campaign with just seven goals conceded. That's all the more amazing considering the Villians have already faced Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City.
C'mon Brad at least consider coming out of retirement for a Natties player-coach role? We'll give you a voodoo Kasey Keller doll.
• Looking for a start for Jozy? Well you may actually get your wish Saturday as Hull, fresh off their Fulham loss, invite Portsmouth to
their cage. Hull couldn't get anything done against Fulham's tight defense on Monday, but JZA did have some chances later in the game. Enough to earn a start? We'd actually say yes.
If not, JZA will be doing most of his play and goal celebrations online.
• As we've been saying in a few columns, you're going to want to watch Stoke City a few times before November 18th. Stoke keeper Thomas Sorenson is, in our opinion, one of the best and also likely to be starting for Denmark when the USMNT takes the pitch in November. This week Stoke battles top four squad Tottenham who even without the red-carded Jermaine Defoe, (I mean, if England isn't seriously considering Defoe in their starting squad, they should) pack quite an offensive punch in Keane, Crouch and Lennon.
Let's go out on a limb and predict the following offensive line for Tottenham against Sorenson: 13 shots, 7 on goal, 1 (max 2) score(s) and 3 phenomenal saves from Sorenson.
• If it has to rain this weekend, well then pick Sunday, because that day hosts your two "premiere" English games: Manchester City vs. Fulham and the big one: Liverpool hosting Manchester United.
• We'll start with the undercard, the Citizens vs. the Dempseys, also the Small Bar sleeper match.
»Manchester City have put themselves in quite a position this year to make that hyperbolic run at the top-4. With 2 victories, 2 draws and only one defeat (at the last minute (of afterward) against Manchester United), Man City is really doing the hard work to challenge for a Champion's Cup berth. That's quite a bit of consistency for a team that was assembled over the summer.
» Despite a horrible travel record, Fulham aren't fretting. Fresh off a near historic win over Roma in the Europa Cup, Texan Brede Hangeland was certain in his commentary that "no one, no team gives him sleepless nights" as the Cottagers travel to offensive juggernaut City. Will that bulletin board fodder charge up the Citizens or will Hangeland back up his words?
In fact, look at that specific match-up to be the fulcrum of the game. How do Fulham's back four of Hangeland, Hughes, Konchesky and Pantsil deal with the continual onslaught and forechecking of Tevez, Adebayor and Bellamy. Focus on that.
Both teams are in form, so at this point, no prediction for me. Last time I predicted a Fulham win they barely sniffed the goal at home against Arsenal.
» Fulham, who were absent fellow Texan Clint Dempsey against Roma, should see the Deuce return for this one. The USMNTer is on record previously stating that he and Fulham are fully focused on the EPL campaign not the Europa Cup. (Note, I wish I could find the quote, I know it happened. Trust me.)
• In the title bout and Small Bar feature match, the Reds takes on the Red Devils and and a whole host of storylines here.
» Foremostly, the Reds will be without injured skipper Steven Gerrard, who seems to always pick up knocks in the beginning of the campaign so he's fresh towards the end. Only this year, the 'Pools are a little lower in the table than they'd like to be. The Devils are likely without Wayne Rooney, who have come of age as the focal point role of Fergie's attack. While both players will be missed, and despite the headlines to the contrary especially on the Reds side, both teams have the depth to still stand toe-to-toe with each other.
» Watch Fernando Torres. Torres, who got swallowed up a few weeks ago by the Chelsea defense, is going to hear from a few folks (including
yours truly) if he doesn't factor in the middle in this one against Vidic and company. In fairness, the Spaniard is coming back from an injury. That being said, it's games like this where superstars step up.
» For our part, I'd like to see Torres bookended by the underrated Dirk Kuyt on one side and David Ngog on the other to open up the middle. While many would probably favor the more talented but uneven play from Ryan Babel, I just don't trust the Dutch forward to be game for the task when introduced early on. Ngog may not be the right answer, but there is your depth question for Liverpool.
»The difference makers in this one beyond Vidic-Torres match-up? I'd like to see Benayoun and Riera on the wings in the second line with Benayoun slashing inside and Riera taking it up the wings. On Man U's side, I think in Rooney's absence, you really need to see Berbatov start earning his payday and also let's go with Patrice Evra at leftback. Can Evra contain Glen Johnson who should be fit and providing fits of overlapping up the wing and can he, in turn, counterattack effectively against GJ's runs and make Liverpool pay.
Disclaimer — I'm not sure Riera starts for the Reds.
» Oh, and there is also the little matter of prodigal son Michael Owen's return in the hated AIG jersey. Might we see a replication of the Man City winner from the oft-injured striker?
Serie A
Sadly, my first Rosseneri preview comes after Gooch is out of the 18. Any coincidence on Wednesday that Milan knocked in three and won away at Real Madrid with Felipe Inzaghi off the pitch? I don't think so. With Inzaghi on the pitch, the opposite team is usually forced to lay back just a little bit for Inzaghi's tempt-the-offsides-official runs. In his absense, Milan can counter more strategically rather than Pippo just running down balls against big defenders–I think that's how you saw Pato sneak in for his 88th min goal. Seedorf playing well didn't hurt either.
Milan take on mid-table Chievo Verona on Sunday — let's see if they continue their dominant play and put together a run of victories.
As we talked about some weeks back, this is the year that Pato joins the talk of world's best footballers, apologies, soccer players.
I don't usually do too much commentary on the MLS, but I must admit hearing the fans here on their MLS teams has gotten me into it in
advance of their playoffs. I won't do any game breakdowns, because I don't feel I'm well versed yet, but I'm going to be watching the LA Galaxy vs. San Jose Earthquakes game. I've actually seen the Galaxy play the Quakes a number of times up here in the Bay Area and they always play them tough at home.
Sadly I will be watching to see for these three reasons:
To see what David "Dennis Rodman" Beckham does next. Is this guy with his beards and aggressive yellow cards not just crying out for attention?
To see if my 2007 campaign to get Edson Buddle a look at the national team level has completely fallen by the wayside. Cue the laughter and insults coming my way.
And finally to spend a little bit more time looking at Omar Gonzalez, or at least enough to give up my sorrows over Brede Hangeland. Plus, we need someone who we can nickname "Gonzo" on the USMNT.
A community note: Andrew Laing from the Bay Area will be in attendance at the San Jose-LA game. Why is this important? Laing emailed us to let us know…well we'll let him tell you:
"I'm trying to start up a San Francisco/Bay Area chapter of the American Outlaws, and was wondering if you could slip it into your site somewhere (in a post, comment, what not) since I've noticed that there are quite a few readers from the area. If you can, tell them to email firstname.lastname@example.com for more info, I'm just collecting names right now and only started today but we're up to almost 20, and I'd like to submit our application for chapter-dom by the end of next week."
You got it Andrew. Enjoy the game.
Other random notes
› Can we get a new name for the CONCACAF Champion's League. There is only one Champion's League, right?
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For better or worse, the Toronto International Film Festival is the largest such event in the world — no other film festival offers such a wide array of incredible new movies to see, and no other film festival offers such a wide array of opportunities to overlook incredible new movies in favor of some stupid bullshit that'll be clogging theaters across the world within weeks of the festival's closing night. It can be exceedingly difficult to negotiate TIFF's insanely packed line-up, the perennial result of the fest's kitchen-sink approach to showcasing the fall season's most hotly anticipated films.
Sure, there's no way you're going to miss Oscar front-runners like The Descendants, The Ides of March, and whatever else George Clooney is in, but you didn't fly all the way to Toronto just for the sneak previews, you pilgrimaged to the hockey capital of the world in order to enjoy an unparalleled kaleidoscopic view of contemporary world cinema. You didn't trek to the Great White North so that you could have the esteemed privilege of being among the first to see Butter (quoth TIFF's site: "Olivia Wilde and Hugh Jackman star in this deliciously unlikely comedy about a Midwestern misfit thrown into the hostile, high-stakes world of competitive butter carving"), you journeyed to the Kingdom of Gretzky in order to enjoy theatrical experiences that may never be duplicated beyond the festival circuit.
Taking a gander at this year's seemingly extraordinary TIFF line-up, I've selected 10 films (sight unseen) that sound as if they're worth seeking out during the fest — 10 films that you should make an effort to see, if only because you may never get another chance.
MONSTERS CLUB (dir. Toshiaki Toyoda)
"A man abandons modern civilization and lives in a secluded cabin on a snowy mountain, sending mail bombs to corporate CEOs. One day, a mysterious creature appears before him…"
Monsters Club is what happens when one of Japanese cinema's most wildly untethered directors becomes obsessed with an essay called "Industrial Society and its Future," or as it's more commonly known: Ted Kaczynsky's manifesto. Toyoda's warped jailbreak opus 9 Souls is one of the finest Japanese films of the last 10 years, but few people who saw it walked away thinking "I liked this movie and all, but that scene where four escaped convicts raped a sheep together was just so tame and conventional — I'd like to see this director make a film in which he can really cut loose." But cut loose he has, crafting a film about a man who retreats into the wilderness and becomes a monster, only to encounter a monster of a very different sort. Toyoda's work typically unfolds like a self-imposed challenge, in which the filmmaker sees just how psychotic a premise he can twist into an ultimately uplifting tale, and Monsters Club sounds like his most demanding test yet.
DREILEBEN (dir. Christian Petzold, Dominik Graf, and Christoph Hochhausler)
"A trio of interlocking films, Dreileben is an invigorating experiment in narrative construction by three of Germany's leading filmmakers."
Yeah, so Dreileben is a trilogy of films in which no one drapes themselves in latex in order to fight crime, so odds that it will ever be commercially distributed in the States are approximately nil. Complicating matters further is the fact that the three Dreileben (translation: "Three lives") films aren't self-contained — they present the same story of a murderer and a sex offender escaping from a hospital, each film approaching the manhunt from a different perspective in order to complete the narrative. Sure, spending almost five hours with a murderer and a sex offender may not sound like fun, but come on, you don't even know what kind of sex offender.
CUT (dir. Amir Naderi)
"An unsuccessful filmmaker starts earning money as a human punching bag to work off his brother's debts to the mob."
So far as I can tell from the TIFF description, Cut is a film about a movie-lover convinced that the cinema is dead (and that only he has the power to revive it), and it's also a film about that same guy paying off his brother's yakuza debts by voluntarily submitting himself to a series of routine beatings. I'm not quite sure what one plot strand has to do with the other, nor do I really understand how someone turns a profit from being repeatedly pulverized by gangsters (and in this economy!), but we're dealing with a Japanese-language film by an Iranian director raised in New York, so methinks it might be best to keep an open mind. Early screenshots suggest that Cut is an unmoored portrait of cinephilia rendered masochistic, the most brutal account of someone suffering for their love of movies since the press screenings of Something Borrowed.
ALOIS NEBEL (dir. Tomas Lunak)
"Lunák weaves a spell around his tale of Alois, a middle-aged dispatcher who works at a small railway station circa 1989 in the Sudeten… tortured by memories of WWII, he ends up in a sanatorium. When Alois is released, he finds that the world has changed: the communist regime has evaporated, and so has his job. But hope arrives in the miraculous form of a woman."
Looking like a monochromatic sequel to Waltz With Bashir, Tomas Lunak's Alois Nebel is… well, not that. Supposedly infused with the lightly romantic spirit of Czech classics like Closely Watched Trains, if Lunak's debut feature is half as beautiful in motion as it is when isolated one frame at a time, it promises to be a visual delight unlike almost anything at this year's festival. if its title character makes a habit of bringing an ax to a gunfight, I suspect that it'll be shorter than anything at this year's festival, as well.
TWILIGHT PORTRAIT (dir. Angelina Nikonova)
"Marina, an upper-crust social worker with a doting husband and an enviable downtown apartment, is suddenly transformed into a bizarre twilight version of herself when she is raped by three policemen."
I'm starting to notice that rape is becoming a major unifying element between several of these films, but I guess that's not too unusual when compiling a list of festival entries that are unlikely to achieve wider distribution — it's like I always say: "Nothing's hurts a film's box office prospects like a plot incited by a violent sexual crime, except for maybe Greg Kinnear." I really do always say that, regardless of the scenario, a snarky tic that's ruined more than a few funerals / brises / interviews with Greg Kinnear. If the TIFF guide's careful description of Angelina Nikonova's narrative debut is any indication, Twilight Portrait plays like an erotically charged Chantal Akerman film, unfolding at the quotidian rhythm that new Romanian cinema has most recently made fashionable. This nocturnal depiction of a violated woman seems like the kind of bold psychosexual character study that most are afraid to finance, let alone write.
CUCHERA (dir. Joseph Israel Laban)
"One of the most shocking debuts in recent Filipino cinema, Joseph Israel Laban's Cuchera deals with the grim fate of low-rent drug mules."
If Maria Full of Grace taught us anything, it's that "grace" doesn't always mean what you think it means, and that being full of it isn't necessarily as pleasant as it sounds. But Joseph Israel Laban would like you to know that being a drug-mule isn't all that bad, and that the industry actually offers quite a number of opportunities for upward mobility. Cuchera (I think that means"Spoon," but I'm kinda afraid to learn what it might actually mean), follows a former drug-mule named Isabel who aspires to run her own trafficking business. Whatever moral scruples she may have once maintained are a thing of the distant past — she isn't afraid to get her hands dirty, and if the screenshot above is any indication, she isn't afraid to get the rest of her body dirty, as well. Described as an "Ultra-sinister Filipino Mean Streets," Cuchera sounds like a fascinating portrait of a woman upending a male-dominated community to fulfill the potential of her own control.
ALWAYS BRANDO (dir. Ridha Behi)
"After meeting Anis Raache, a young Tunisian actor who bears a stunning resemblance to young Marlon Brando, Tunisian master Ridha Béhi decided to write a film casting the two. Marlon Brando was interested, the two met and reworked the script. He died before shooting started. Always Brando chronicles Béhi's saga with Marlon Brando and meditates on the lure and cruelty of the art, system and its industry."
The most important thing to know right off the bat is that Always Brando isn't a documentary, at least not in the traditional sense. Which isn't to suggest that I have any idea what it is, but the trailer makes it clear that whatever true-life incidents may have contributed to this film, the final product is a fiction film shaped by movies and memories in equal measure. Ridha Bedi's film seems like something of a Tunisian riff on Abbas Kiarostami's Close-up, a film about the cross-cultural power of the cinematic image that's as interested in its own making as it is the story it's ostensibly there to tell. The trailer is tough to unpack, using both voiceover about Brando's supposed involvement in the production, and scenes of lurid soap opera sex (often at the same time) to sell the premise, but it's unclear what role either element ultimately play in the film itself. Sure, Marlon Brando has an enduring appeal to moviegoers the world over (and the guy playing him is indeed a dead ringer), but this seems like a festival film to the bone. But if Bedi tweaked this story to be about a Tunisian man who comes to Hollywood bearing an uncanny likeness to Cam Gigandet… well, that'd be box office gold.
GENERATION P (dir. Victor Ginzburg)
"After the fall of communism in Russia a young advertising executive seeks inspiration from hallucinogenic drugs and uses a Ouija board to summon the spirit of Che Guevara for advice."
Man, we've all been there. Having said that, I'm just gonna go ahead and assume that Universal didn't pull the plug on their Ouija movie because Generation P stole their premise. Based on his own novel of the same name, Victor Ginzburg's latest feature is being promoted as a William S. Burroughs riff for the 21st century, an angle I'm prepared to accept after staring at the screenshot above for the better part of an afternoon. It's slightly worrying that one of the other stills featured on TIFF's page for the film looks like it was ripped straight out of Lawnmower Man, but Generation P nevertheless seems like an uncompromising vision from a tattered mind, a journey through the abyss that makes Enter the Void look sedate and refined by comparison. Selling points like "Cyberpunk mysticism" and "Complex narrative structure" have me thinking that Generation P is going to be one of those mind-melting freak outs that haunts the midnight sections of film fests for the next year or so, before it assumes a permanent residence at the bottom of your Netflix queue, patiently waiting for that night you decide to drop that acid you've been saving and solve all the grand conspiracies of Western civilization.
HEADSHOT (dir. Pen-ek Ratanaruang)
"Tul, a hitman, is shot in the head during an assignment. He wakes up after a three-month coma to find that he sees everything upside down, literally. Then he meets a girl that turns his world even more upside down. Who was trying to kill him in the first place?"
Well after reading that description, my first question is "If the world is upside down, how does it turn even more upside down?" Pushing things a degree further than 180 doesn't make them more upside down, it just begins to level them out. Simple geometry, really. But Pen-ek Ratanaruang's has always operated on the edge of logic (as those familiar with the Thai filmmaker's entrancing and lightly experimental Last Life in the Universe can attest), and so I guess I'm prepared to give him the benefit of the doubt with this one. It's unclear how much of this noirish thriller about detectives, assassins, and "unspeakably gorgeous" young strangers will be motivated by its visual gimmick, but in the dying days of the 3D craze I think it's fair to say that audiences are eager to actually see their movies, again, so Headshot might be fighting an uphill battle. On the other hand, if the film does make a splash you can probably expect Star Wars: The Complete Saga Upside Down Special Editions to hit DVD (but not Blu-ray) in time for Christmas, 2013.
BREAKAWAY (dir. Robert Lieberman)
"A young Sikh-Canadian man dreams of hockey stardom but first he has to assemble a team to beat the local bullies, while romancing the coach's daughter (Camilla Bell). Lieberman's fable is a classic cross-cultural story, with dashes of humour."
You can't spend 10 days at TIFF without seeing a hockey movie (that would be rude to your hosts), and that's true now more than ever, as it's only a few years before Kevin Smith cross-checks the genre with his unique brand of fiasco cinema, snuffing out what little desire there is for hockey movies with his magnum opus Hit Somebody. Ostensibly a cross between Bend it Like Beckham and The Mighty Ducks, Breakaway seems like yet another warm and gentle story of cultural integration that uses sports as its unifying agent, but even with Rob Lowe in the Emilio Estevez role (that's his arm in the lower left corner of the above photo) this thing is probably going to be a tough sell down here in the States. Having said that, we should all hope that it beats the odds and becomes a breakout out, because it would be great to see a sequel in which the Speedy Singhs put another beatdown on that jerky Icelandic team.
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Plus, Harriet Mays Powell launched a new fashion website.
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I recently bought a Marlin XS7 in .308 and put a Nikon Bushmaster scope on it. I have not fired it yet. Will do so soon. I'm a hand gunner by trade. This is my first rifle.
Does anyone know a good website where I can get the basics of how and when to adjust the scope for elevation, windage, etc?
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A little to add. Depending on the size of your target and the cartridge you are shooting, being an inch high at 25 yds could be off the paper at 100. For almost all centerfire cartridges from .17 to .416, including 30-30, adjust your point of impact to 3/4" to 1" low at 25 yds when your crosshairs are on the bullseye. For cartridges that are lobbing a hunk of lead like 45-70, 444 marlin, etc POI should be 1" high. This will get you within 4", high or low depending on cartridge and bullet weight, of a 100 yd zero.
Once I mount the scope I remove the bolt and sight down the barrel and get the crosshairs and bore on the same object. Then when sighting in I use a very large target so I am always on paper and can see what adjustments I need. The last scope I mounted took 6 rounds to get zeroed.
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Heading to Group TwoSo we just covered the alkali metals in Group I. You will find the alkaline earth metals right next door in Group II. This is the second most reactive family of elements in the periodic table. Do you know why they are called alkaline? When these compounds are mixed in solutions, they are likely to form solutions with a pH greater than 7. Those higher pH levels means that they are defined as "basic" or "alkaline" solutions.
A Family PortraitWho's in the family? The members of the alkaline earth metals include: beryllium (Be), magnesium (Mg), calcium (Ca), strontium (Sr), barium (Ba) and radium (Ra). As with all families, these elements share traits. While not as reactive as the alkali metals, this family knows how to make bonds very easily. Each of them has two electrons in their outer shell. They are ready to give up those two electrons in electrovalent/ionic bonds. Sometimes you will see them with two halogen atoms, as with beryllium fluoride (BeF2), and sometimes they might form a double bond, as with calcium oxide (CaO). It's all about giving up those electrons to have a full outer shell.
As you get to the bottom of the list, you will find the radioactive radium. While radium is not found around your house anymore, it used to be an ingredient in glow-in-the-dark paints. It was originally mixed with zinc sulfide (ZnS). The other elements are found in many items, including fireworks, batteries, flashbulbs, and special alloys. The lighter alkaline earth metals, such as magnesium and calcium, are very important in animal and plant physiology. You all know that calcium helps build your bones. Magnesium can be found in chlorophyll molecules.
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What I want to do is to connect A to Bs private network 10.A.B.x I tried this manual but had no luck.
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What tune are you running? (Flashpaq)
I have searched high and low but it seems not many people are talking about this in great detail.
What tunes have you tried and what are you running with your Superchips Flashpaq?
I've tried several of the tunes but like the tow tune best. It seems to downshift more easily and upshifts later as you accelerate.
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I change it up once in awhile but generally like the Tow Tune which will work on 87 or 91 octane but is most fun on 91.
I ran tests on all the tunes and found that 87 tune done the best over all as far as gas mileage. Didn't really feel much response difference in any of them. Superchips posted a Dyno of stock vs 87 tune but didn't post any other tune dynos other then 87 tune.
Always leery of non independent dynos because you don't know all they did but this is a dyno posted of a supposed stock and 87 tune dyno
Here is a post I did from 2 years ago. Not a perfect test but this was the results I got.
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91 octane tune 239hp and 268ftpds torque.
Wow. This is some great info. Thanks everyone. My tires hopefully will go on saturday, so I'm playing around with the stockers now.
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The 2011 Primary Thanksgiving Feast began with the Pre-K and Kindergarten classes singing some songs.
For the Feast, each Pre-K through 1st grader invited a faculty member. Mrs. Finley was Abbie P's guest.
Mr. Sailer with his host Jake D.
Mrs. Hiles' hostess was Charlotte M.
Mrs. M. Haines with her host.
Each faculty member was given a hat; the Pre-K had Native American feather head bands, the Kindergarteners were Pilgrims, and the 1st Graders were Turkeys.
Parent volunteers served the food, much of which the children had helped to prepare.
Everything was yummy!
There was a choice of water, milk, or cider to drink.
Each host or hostess took his or her guest through the line to fill their plates.
Sometimes it was hard to choose...
Oh, just take one of everything!
Don't forget the napkins!
The students had all made placemats,
Mrs. Singleton and her host converse while they eat.
The visiting Finnish students were also invited. Since Thanksgiving is an American holiday, they had never had a Thanksgiving Feast!
Mr. Goeller enjoys his meal with George M.
Mrs. McKay and Aidan Y. smile for the camera.
Mr. Beck gets a hug from Allie P. and a smile from Annie S.
Mr. Sailer and Annie check out the table decorations.
At 11:30, just before the 12:00 dismissal, there was an all-school Assembly opened by Mr. Suter, still in his finery from the Feast.
As at all of Upland's Assemblies, we began with the Pledge of Alliegance, led by a 5th grader. This time we were led by Ceci F.
Mrs. Ledger called up two students to tell us about their generosity. Both girls had donated their hair to "Locks of Love" to be made into wigs for cancer patients. Here is Teryn S. with her new short cut...
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The 2nd graders were dressed for their Native American Day, the culmination of their unit of study on the first inhabitants of America.
The 2nd graders were also eager to find out the results of their "Reading for Turkey Feathers" project. Mrs. McKay built up the suspense as the Turkey-feather poster was slowly revealed.
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Welcome to the Drama Department, the University of Saskatchewan's home of Canada's and the Commonwealth's first and oldest theatre program in this discipline!
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We're a vibrant contributor to Saskatchewan art and culture, with our Greystone Theatre presenting a four play season from the classical and contemporary repertoire in the Emrys Jones Theatre. But our impact extends beyond our borders, as many of our faculty and alumni are or have been showcased on both national and international stages.
Want to know more about the Department of Drama? Take a moment and explore our site. You'll find everything from our departmental mission statement to photos of our current and past season's shows, even renderings of student designer's creations. There's information on all aspects of our programs and activities: who we are, what we do; our programs and productions; our history and a sense of our future. Whether you're thinking of getting a degree, considering enrolling in a class or just planning to attend one of our productions, consider checking out the Department of Drama.
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Exposure of atoll population to coastal erosion and flooding: a South Tarawa assessment, Kiribati
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Atoll countries are particularly vulnerable to coastal hazards in the context of global change, which justifies the interest in population exposure assessments. This paper contributes to addressing this need by assessing the current exposure of the population of two areas of the South Tarawa Urban District (Tarawa Atoll, Republic of Kiribati) to coastal erosion and flooding. The assessment is based on data relating to island morphology (digital terrain models and shoreline change), land use (building extension and coastal works) and environmental changes reconstructed for the 1969–2008 period. The results highlight rapid changes in land use and significant differences in current population exposure to coastal erosion and flooding between and within study sites. Between 1969 and 2007–2008, the built area located less than 20 m from the reference shoreline has increased by a factor of 4.2 at Bairiki and by a factor of 32.2 at Eita–Bangantebure, enhancing population exposure given that land elevation is low (12.6 and 77.4 % <2 m at Bairiki and Eita–Bangantebure, respectively). Nevertheless, in Bairiki, 87.5 % of the built area is currently not exposed to coastal erosion (>20 m from the coastline) and flooding (>1.5 m). Building exposure is higher at Eita–Bangantebure, where 71.3 % of the built area is currently not exposed (using the same criteria), but 17.1 % shows medium to very high levels of exposure, due to very low land elevation (22.3 % of the land area <1.5 m) and shoreline recession. The Eita–Bangantebure case study exemplifies the maladaptive trajectories of change that have been reported in other atoll countries.
KeywordsPopulation exposure Coastal erosion Flooding SIDS Kiribati Trajectories of change
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The film Notorious, about The Notorious B.I.G., comes out today. We personally don't have Biggie as the top rapper of all-time, but there is no denying his influence. Simply amazing: he went to George Washington Information Technology HS briefly with Jay-Z, Busta Rhymes and DMX. Wow. Biggie didn't sneak athlete names into his raps that often, and even if he did, we probably couldn't link 'em up. Curse words are everywhere. We did want to turn a brief spotlight on Bedford-Stuyvesant, the area of Brooklyn where Christopher Wallace is from; some notable athletic figures also call it "their origin."
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Wilkens teaches ya the fundamentals of the lay-up.
Brief clip from his NBA at 50 biography.
"Ladies and gentlemen, the winningest coach of all-time."
Lenny's Two-Man Shooting Drill.
Lenny Wilkens' offensive rebounding drills.
Wilkens on how to create space for yo'self.
Here's a link to his foundation.
Nice bio page from NBA.Com on Wilkens.
Worth looking at his Basketball Reference page.
Maybe not the best example of "making it," but Mike Tyson is also a Bed-Stuy boy.
This six-minute rip of "the funniest Mike Tyson moments" is pretty good.
One Tyson highlight video.
Here's another.
His Top 10 one-punch knockouts.
We needed to get one link to Mike Tyson's Punch-Out in here.
"Mike Tyson's Brunch Out."
This is worth reading about Bed-Stuy in general.
One Chris Rock link for you.
One Jay Z for ya too.
And finally, one Biggie.


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Survivors include two children, Dianne Matthews of Ludlow, Vt., and Daniel Matthews of Largo; five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren; and four siblings, Benjamin Rye Jr., George Rye, Beverly Maynard and Judith Pelkey.
She was predeceased by a brother, Robert Rye.
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