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When it comes to fame, Marrakech is ranked third in Morocco, yet for spirituality it is first.
Of course, we cannot miss the famous jamaa El fna square, a miraculous open area, where at night, people from different races and backgrounds come enjoy exciting and intoxicating moments hosted by the musicians, dancers, snake charmers, and storytellers.
If you've never been there, you haven't seen anything yet. It is not reserved only to tourists!!!! . In fact, it's the very heart of Marrakech!!!!
but Marrakech is not only this !!!
During the day, one must walk every single street in The Medina searching for sensations…
The scent of spices sold in shops; tanneries which smell a bit bad but transmit the harsh reality of work… artisans who sculpt and shape polish wood, metal and even earth.
Here, we touch, we admire, we sense, breath, we listen, and we learn…
Visiting the palaces of the BenYoussef medersa plunges you in the past of this city, and helps you fully understand it.
Still!!! Marrakech is not restricted to the first visitor, it has to be taken held of, discovered and tamed.
The first visit and the first souvenirs you'll keep do not necessarily reflect the reality of the city… you need to come back and re-discover… close the eyes to the first sensations so as to perfect the knowledge of the red ocher city… it's history, customs, and life!!!
It is also essential to move away from the medina in order to discover a whole new world…a totally different Marrakech…more modern… undoubtedly more realistic now !
Such a girl, Marrakech is not revealed to the first one !
So, be patient !
By the way, patience is the embodiment of life in Morocco !
An attitude that's been forgotten in Europe and you will discover that!
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Pardon us if, after last Sunday's wipe-out of the BNP at the Euro-Election count, Liveraf activists enjoy a few minutes of exultation. No, the BNP isn't going to go away, not for a while at any rate, neither are any of the other insects of the far right. And we have to face the grim … Continue reading
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BNP Election Broadcast Featuring Muslim 'Gangs' Fails To Go Ahead On BBC
The BBC did not show a vile BNP cartoon featuring leering Muslim gangs as its party political broadcast, after the party deciding to submit a somewhat hurried substitute of a bloke talking in a room for four minutes. The corporation said on Wednesday that contrary to the BNP's claims of "censorship", it did not actually … Continue reading
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The brutal murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby is being exploited by the British National Party in a bid to win support ahead of next month's European elections, The Independent can reveal. A BNP campaign video which plays on the death of the young soldier has been condemned as "immoral" by the Ministry of Defence and … Continue reading
BNP accused of using 'food bank' handouts to win support
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Right-wing extremists launch bid to revive Fascist party; Ex-soldiers among Midland members looking to former Smethwick MP Oswald Moseley as spiritual leader
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BNP's Liverpool mayor candidate Mike Whitby arrested on suspicion of electoral fraud following ECHO investigation
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Wisconsin Knowledge and Concepts Examination (WKCE) results came out today, but they're receiving different opinions about how our kids are doing.
According to the results, 48.1% of Wisconsin students grades 3 through 8 and 10 are proficient or advanced in math. That's up 3.1%from five years ago.
More than 36% of students are advanced in reading, which is up 1.1%.
Madison's numbers aren't far off. 46% of students scored well in math and 37.2% in reading.
The Department of Public Instruction says this is an improvement, but Madison's Superintendent is not impressed.
"We see a lack of substantial improvement over all, and the continuance of alarming gaps in student achievement based on racial and socioeconomic status disability and language. Those gaps have not narrowed despite our hard work," said Madison School District Superintendent, Jennifer Cheatham.
Part of the challenge in interpreting the numbers this year is a raised bar, now with college and career readiness expectations that mirror proficiency levels used by the National Assessment of Educational Progress.
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Wisconsin's Department of Public Instruction says new test results in math and reading show an overall improvement from five years ago, spanning all racial and ethnic breakdowns.
The results reflect more than 430,000 students tested last fall. The test was the Wisconsin Knowledge and Concepts Examinations, or WKCE.
State officials say the results are encouraging, but acknowledge achievement gaps between racial and ethnic groups remain large. Tony Evers, State Superintendent, says the results show students are "taking steps to accelerate achievement and close gaps." Others, including Madison Metropolitan School District's new superintendent, Jennifer Cheatham, and Kaleem Caire of the Urban League of Greater Madison, say more needs to be done.


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Derrick Rose not being good is dumbest observation that I have read in a long time.
Putting Your Finger In The Pie: The Grand-Daddy of Wizards #1 Draft Pick Run-Downs
"I know Mr. Pollin had his finger in this pie some place."
-Ted Leonsis
While talking about pies, you might as well remember the Wizards' draft lottery color pie and how red was the big winner. And speaking of the red, shall we begin to discuss a team color change?
Here's a run-down of what was said about the Wizards winning the 2010 NBA Draft Lottery … with some commentary.
Flip's Preference & The ESPN Lottery Machine
When asked if he had a preference between John Wall and Evan Turner at his Wednesday press conference (with the disclaimer that he didn't have to share), Flip Saunders said yes. When asked to share it, he wouldn't … with a smile. But it's clear that Saunders wants the opportunity to coach a special player like John Wall.
Flip also said that two days prior to the lottery, he, Ernie Grunfeld, Milt Newton (director of player personnel) and Tommy Sheppard (VP of basketball administration) gathered in Tommy's office and played the ESPN.com Lottery Machine.
"I said, 'Here's what we're going to do guys, we're going to go five picks, five times … the best out of the five, that's what we're going with.'," Saunders said. "So it came up John Wall the first time, as far as getting the number one pick, and I said, 'We're not doing anymore.' (comfortable smiles/laughter)."
Also, Dan Steinberg caught Saunders using "our guys" when talking about Arenas and Wall. Mike Prada has more on Flip's infatuation with Wall on Bullets Forever.
I didn't do anything particularly lucky or superstitious leading up to the draft … but pretty much everyone else did. So which one worked? I guess we'll never know.
The two biggest charms of the night were Irene Pollin's wearing of the 1978 NBA championship ring that her late husband used to wear and never take off, and Ernie Grunfeld's ball on a chain which was given to him by his father back in his homeland of Romania when he was six years old.
Henry Abbott of True Hoop, however, reports on the little-known incident of Grunfeld reading his horoscope in the Washington Post on the morning of … horoscopes can be generic, but Grunfeld's (he's a Taurus) is certainly a fun read.
Also on Wednesday, the color yellow became the latest lucky trend. Flip Saunders, in his presser, said Irene Pollin wore that color to the lottery because it was Abe's favorite.
Friends and Destinations
Brian Windhorst of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reminds us that LeBron and John Wall could be less connected than perceived because Wall elected to sign with Dan Fegan as he agent instead of LeBron's team. Fegan, by the way, is Arenas' old agent … you know, before Gil started negotiating his own contracts. However, the two are still considered to be on good terms.
So, the fact that New Jersey lost could/maybe/sorta hurt LeBron's chances of going there and D.C. is not on his short list because of a "harsh relationship with the Washington franchise," writes Windhorst.
True. DMV fans do still have a bad taste in their mouth about LeBron, but as far as the "franchise" … everyone is gone. Departed is 'LeBron neck-chopper' Darius Songaila, 'calls of crybaby' Brendan Haywood, 'overrated' DeShawn Stevenson, and even 'D.C. stand up' Caron Butler. And even through FT-line whispers, LeBron and Arenas are still said to be cool with each other. Just saying.
Yahoo's Marc Spears also has a good piece on the Wall-Fegan relationship with some Arenas on the side. The article gives an ever so gentle impression that Wall was disappointed with New Jersey not winning but figured that D.C. is not all that bad. I guess we should consider that the 19-year old might have had dreams of Jay-Z and Bron-Bron in Brooklyn too.
Andy Katz of ESPN, however, paints a picture that the John Wall camp is "thrilled" with Washington.
Buck's Reaction
One of my first reactions on Twitter after finding out the results was a "NOOOOOOO!! IT'S NOT POSSIBLE!!" in honor of Wizards television play-by-play man, Steve Buckhantz. In real life, part of Mr. Buckhantz's actual reaction involved breathing heavy and getting closer to the T.V. as the lottery results slowly unfolded. [DC Sports Bog]
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Bethlehem Shoals of NBA FanHouse, who I'd consider much more of an expert in Gilbertology than most anyone else who covers the NBA on a national level, writes a well-balanced assessment of the Arenas/Wall combo. Here are two excerpts from his article:
Arenas, on the other hand, is a holdover from a previous era. He's also, oddly, the franchise player of a version of the Wizards that have been torn to the ground. Yet somehow, he's left standing. It would be like if everyone but the President were killed in a nuclear attack. Patience with him and public goodwill are low. Yes, fans will warm to Gil again, but not if he stands in the way of the John Wall Era.
Yes, I tell myself, Arenas can change, this could work. He'll play off the ball, ceding some responsibility as he did with Hughes; Wall gets to control things as promised.
Yet there are so many contingencies in there, it's almost worse than assuming the worst. After all, Arenas is the mortal enemy of certainty and stability — you simply never know what you're getting from him. To his credit, Gil works his tail off and woodsheds like crazy. You can easily imagine him heading into the season with plans to make good on this partnership. That is, until the questions start, his performances fall under scrutiny during a transitional period, and the hyper self-conscious Arenas ends up short-circuited, acting out.
Mike Wise of the Washington Post writes:
What a graceful, glorious exit from the NBA ownership stage after 45 years for the Pollin family, handing the baton off to golden-touch Ted, who also won Alex Ovechkin in a scratch-off game of chance about six years ago.
To whet the palate, think Baltimore native Carmelo Anthony next summer. (Kevin Durant is staying in Oklahoma City. Trust my friend Michael Lee: Durant is basically Duncan in San Antonio, happy as pie in small-market heaven. He can't do wrong and his family loves the town.)
Andrew Sharp of SB Nation writes what it means to Wizards fans to get the No. 1 pick after all the turmoil:
Seemingly overnight, the whole franchise had turned to rubble. Our owner had passed away, our superstar was facing jail time, and when we traded Caron Butler and Antawn Jamison, the "Clippers East" label really became unfair. To the Clippers.
In the span of a decade, the Wizards had been trampled over by the greatest player ever, picked themselves up, lucked into a superstar, built a team around that superstar, and then watched the whole thing come crashing down in spectacular, embarrassing fashion. Where do you go from there?
Michael Lee of the Washington Post writes:
Let's just roll with fate for now, because there arguably wasn't a more downtrodden, last-all-hope franchise than Washington that arrived in Secaucus, N.J. You had death, dissension, guns in the locker room, felony convictions, cost-cutting trades, season-ending suspensions, season-ending injuries, and a player-coach dustup. And, oh yeah, horrible basketball throughout.
Kenneth Williams of The Same Intensity writes:
I no longer want to jump through my T.V. and confront Nick Young personally every time I see him take an off-balanced 24-foot jumper and jog back on defense like he's playing in a charity basketball game. I no longer care that the Wiz traded the fifth pick in last year's draft then neglected to select DeJuan Blair, who I would have seriously contemplated taking in the first round to begin with, with their second-round selection.
John Krolik of Cavs: The Blog writes:
So it's the Wizards who get the #1 overall pick. Of course it is. Of course it is. That's just perfect. Of course the franchise whose fanbase has made hating LeBron a defining aspect of their fandom gets arguably the best pure prospect since LeBron himself. That's just absolutely wonderful.
Ted Leonsis on Gilbert Arenas:
Certainly, last year there was a lot of turmoil, not only in his personal life, but what it brought the team and the franchise, and my style is not to have any opinions. I want to meet him. I'm predisposed to really liking him. Hopefully, he'll like and respect me, but we have to set up that meeting.
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Dave Berri of the Wages of Wins Journal writes:
One last observation before this process begins: Derrick Rose was considered the consensus number one choice in 2008. Rose posted better college numbers (11.28 PAW40) but after two seasons he has yet to develop into one of the top point guards in the game. Maybe that will happen for Rose in the future. Maybe, though, it won't. The Rose story, though, should be considered as Washington evaluates the merits of Wall. Remember – and I repeat – people were just as certain about Rose in 2008.
Berri suggests that DeMarcus Cousins is the best player in the draft, according to his stats, and Evan Turner is second best.
Other Links:
- Here's a poll from Slam asking if the Wizards should take John Wall, Evan Turner, DeMarcus Cousins or trade the pick. At last check, 64% said the Wiz should nab Wall.
- The poll on Wizards Insider currently has 'Take Wall' at 81% over Evan Turner, take someone else, or trade the pick.
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YES YES YES! Unifrom and color changes. The current teal is awful and lacks personality. The gold uniform was an abomination that should never have happened. Even IF they keep the name Wizards, why can't they just change the font back to the old "bullets" style and go back to the red white and blue stripes and stars that everyone loves so much.
The away uniform should be a reverse of that with royal blue as the primary color, and then definitely a black alternate which looks bad-ass.
I am actually really excited about Wall and Arenas together and hope the rumours about the Knicks maybe trading Currys contract for Arenas are not true. Lets see about free agency. Maybe Rudy Gay or somebody else is inclined to join the Wizards.
Apparently Dave Berri doesn't actually watch basketball, because if he doesn't think Derrick Rose has developed into one of the best point guards in the league, he's a moron.
Hey Dave, who was the Eastern Conference PLAYER OF THE MONTH for the last month of the season?
Oh yeah, Derrick Rose. Rookie of the Year and All-Star guard Derrick Rose.
Not being picky, but I think it's mildly strange: The original Wise piece compared Durant in OKC to Webber in Sacramento, not Duncan in San Antonio. (Which I noticed because it surprised me, since I'd never heard that Webber liked the small town aspect of Sacto – just his teammates.) Not sure if the Post changed it or what.
I know longer give a flying fish, about reading your same old beat down nick young stuff, so go jump off a wall.
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ELD Lesson Plan: Amazing Animals
Explore anthills, bat and bird baseball, and the world of safety with these three Houghton-Mifflin stories ("Officer Buckle and Gloria," "ANTS," and "The Great Ball Game"). Your 2nd grade ELD learners will enjoy the lively animals in the stories as they practice their prepositions and conjunctions, as well as drawing conclusions and cause and effect, in several sentence frames.
2nd English Language Arts
ELD Lesson Planner: Friend and Foe
From fishing to forest fires, this lesson plan includes all kinds of scenarios for you to discuss with your ELD students. Three stories from Houghton-Mifflin ("Salmon Summer," "Wildfires," and "Skylark") help beginning, intermediate, and advanced pupils to practice their vocabulary and writing.
4th English Language Arts
ELD Lesson Plan: Nature Walk
Take a calming walk through nature in this ELD lesson. With three Houghton-Mifflin stories ("Henry and Mudge and the Starry Night," "Exploring Parks with Ranger Dockett," "Around the Pond"), readers compare and contrast details, as well as separate fact from opinion.
2nd English Language Arts
ELD Lesson Planner: Family and Friends
Animal friends and families help your 1st graders with their ELD and literacy skills in three Houghton-Mifflin stories ("The Secret Code," Bud's Day Out," and "An Egg Is An Egg, or, Who's in a Family?"). They can practice drawing conclusions, comparing and contrasting, and sequencing events in the stories.
1st English Language Arts
ELD Lesson Plan: Journeys
From the Titanic to the Iditarod, your ELD pupils will be on a whirlwind adventure with these four Houghton-Mifflin stories ("Akiak," "Grandfather's Journey," "Finding the Titanic," and "By the Shore of Silver Lake"). By practicing their conventions and vocabulary in differentiated sentence frames, they can also reinforce their literacy skills, such as expressing the author's viewpoint and finding the main idea.
4th English Language Arts
ELD Lesson Planner: Smart Solution
Access your beginning, intermediate, and advanced learners' needs with this thorough lesson plan. The Houghton-Mifflin stories ("Pepita Talks Twice," "Poppa's New Pants," and "Ramona Quimby, Age 8") address vocabulary, grammatical forms, and and increasingly independent writing activities.
3rd English Language Arts
ELD Lesson Planner: Growing Up
Three coming-of-age Houghton-Mifflin stories (an excerpt from Where the Red Fern Grows, as well as "Last Summer with Maizon," and "The Challenge") show your ELD pupils the trials and tribulations of growing up. Differentiated sentence frames incorporate vocabulary and conventions, as well as practicing literary skills from ELD standards.
6th English Language Arts
Valentine's Day
Learners participate in several Valentine's Day activities that are geared towards ESL learners. In this holiday lesson, students visit several websites such as acbteach.com to complete several reading comprehension activities. Learners also complete journal questions that are focused on Valentine's Day.
K - 3rd English Language Arts
ELD Five Senses Lesson Plan
English learners ask and answer questions about the five senses. They participate in sight and sound signal reading, singing songs, and creating sense charts. They make cross curricular connections by reading books and by focusing on specific social studies areas.
3rd - 5th ESL & ELD
Thanksgiving Lesson Plan
A great ESL lesson focuses on Thanksgiving, the Pilgrims, and the Mayflower. Printable versions of the Mayflower, a Thanksgiving booklet, a Pilgrim house pattern, and links to other free sites that offer all sorts of Thanksgiving activities make this a valuable resource.
1st - 4th Social Studies & History
Picture This - Stars Over Hoke
The classroom becomes a safe and inclusive place for your ELLs as they create documents about their lives. Learners create, read, and present story books based on their own personal experiences. They will utilize digital cameras to take photographs of their lives growing up in a culturally diverse family, then narrate their story and define popular bilingual vocabulary.
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ELD: Talent Show
"Talent Show" is an ELD lesson planner that has beginning English language learners focus on expressing the author's viewpoint by using pronouns and noting details using adjectives. Additionally, 2nd graders will be asked to express problems and solutions a they write a script for a talent show.
2nd ESL & ELD
EFL/ESL: Using Dictation to Improve Your Students' Listening, Spelling and Grammar Skills
ESL students explore English by participating in an ESL grammar activity. In this dictation lesson, students discuss the purpose of transcribing English into their native language by improving their reading comprehension. Students read children's stories such as Harry Potter or Green Eggs and Ham and practice transcribing them.
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Hyperbole Lesson Plans: Ideas for the Art of Exaggeration
Hyperbole lesson plans and ideas that make figurative language instruction relevant to students' lives. Discover how to help learners better understand the figurative concept of hyperbole. A fantastic article which includes multiple web links and related lessons.
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Feeling guilty about eating that big Thanksgiving meal?
If so, you are not the only one.
We saw dozens of people trying to shed away the pounds at Pinnacle Athletic Club Friday in Mishawaka.
From stationary bikes to weightlifting, to racquetball, people are doing what they can to maintain their weight during the holiday season. "Also, the season change has a lot to do with it. A lot of people may have been working outside and now the weather changed and they're trying to get back inside and I think thanksgiving kind of puts them over the edge and they get back in and start concentrating on fitness again," says Jim Bradford of Pinnacle Athletic Club.
Bradford says business today was up about 20% over a normal Friday.


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History: Ohio-born Sternberg began his career as an agent at CAA, but the Ari Gold lifestyle wasn't for him. "I was always just a part of the team," he says, "and I'm not interested in anything less than running the team." Since launching in early 2004 with a collection of shrunken button-down shirts and narrow ties, Sternberg has steadily expanded his offerings and now produces a full men's line. In 2009 he was named menswear designer of the year by the CFDA.
The Look: French New Wave meets classic Americana. "Like what your dad wore," says Sternberg, "but reinterpreted for the future."
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RPG Disclaimers - Central Casting: Heroes Now!
The next disclaimer doesn't come from a RPG rulebook, but a supplement for character creation. Central Casting was a series of three books that were designed to help players flesh out the backstory of their character by rolling dice and consulting a complex set of tables.
Of the three, I own one: Central Casting: Heroes Now!, which covers characters from the twentieth century, and I used it to color many of the Call of Cthulhu characters that I made in the mid-90s. (The other two were made for creating past and future characters, if I remember correctly).
The front of the book had a disclaimer written by Paul Jaquays that laid plain the author's stance on political correctness. It's something that a lot of the conservative opponents of D&D and other roleplaying games would be pretty surprised to see, I would imagine:
Up next: the last of my series, Hol!
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The Quixotist is dead.
Some of you may have noticed that the roleplaying blog I started about a month ago, The Contemporary Quixotist, is dead. There were some issues with the host service that wiped out all of the blogs hosted there.
I will probably revive it sometime in the near future. When I do, I'll make an announcement here, so that those of you who are interested can update your bookmarks.
RPG Disclaimers - Nephilim
This classic RPG disclaimer nearly slipped under my radar - it's from the 1994 RPG Nephilim by Chaosium. This game put players in the roles of supernatural creatures from different historical periods that have reawakened in the present day.
Nephilim may win the award for most succinct disclaimer of all. The very first page of the rulebook is bare, except for the following words:
And on the following page:
While scanning these pages, I noticed something on the bottom of the credits page that I don't think I've noticed before. Many RPGs will frequently use a consistent pronoun while describing how the game is played. For example, some will use "he" for players, and "she" for gamemasters. Often, a disclaimer is included to explain why this is done. Here is how Nephilim chose to handle it:
This book uses the pronouns "she" and "hers" in a gender specific fashion to indicate that players of Nephilim are expected to be exclusively female. It is not done to maintain clarity, or because we're some kind of PC nazis.
This actually makes a great segueway into the next disclaimer. Stay tuned!
(See all of the other RPG disclaimer posts.)
RPG Disclaimers - Little Fears
Little Fears is often one of the first games that many gamers will think of when the subject of controversial RPGs comes up. Published in 2001, it dealt with the subjects of child abuse, abduction, and children fighting back against their monsters, and made some gamers very uncomfortable.
Here is the disclaimer from the front of the Little Fears rulebook:
Jason L Blair tells us about working on Little Fears:
Little Fears was terrifying. Not just to read or play but to write and publish. It touched on topics and themes that previous games hadn't. There wasn't a precedent for a lot of this stuff so I had no idea how folks would react. As with most of Little Fears, I was finding my way in the dark. The game is full of disclaimers but this one, from the credits page of the book, was really me laying down my honest feeling on the matter. It's a bit overwritten, maybe a little too thick, but it's sincere.
I have two more left from my own collection. If you know of any other great (or even not so great) RPG disclaimers, scan them and send them to me!
(See all of the other RPG disclaimer posts.)
Tell Me About Your Character: Charlie Etheridge-Nunn
The first Tell Me About Your Character interview of 2010 is up - don't miss the Q&A with Charlie Etheridge-Nunn!
Look like fun? Then tell us about your character, too! Get a copy of the interview questions, and do your own self-serve interview!
RPG Disclaimers - Wyrd is Bond
Jason L Blair's magick-in-the-'hood RPG Wyrd is Bond (2004) had not one, but two disclaimers in its opening pages. This one appeared at the bottom of the credits page:
But a page before it, the first thing the reader sees when they open the book is this:
Jason tells us a bit about this latter disclaimer, and his reasons for writing it:
Wyrd is Bond is not a commentary or thesis on poverty, gang violence, drug use, or music culture and I wanted this to be clear. Folks would still try to call me on the things I "got wrong" but this disclaimer addresses that directly. Perhaps the meaning was obscured by my phat rhymes. I had a lot of fun writing this disclaimer and I think it touched on everything it needed. My intent was to set the tone for the books right from the beginning.
(See all of the other RPG disclaimer posts.)
Classic D&D modules on Wired GeekDad
It's a revisiting of a revisiting - Ken Denmead is re-posting his series of posts on a box of classic Dungeons & Dragons modules that he found in storage while searching for some Christmas decorations. His commentary on the ins and outs of each module is well worth the read (or the re-read, if you caught these posts when they first appeared two years ago).
Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3
More posts are coming, so keep reading GeekDad!
RPG Disclaimers - Witchcraft
Since I've started posting scans of disclaimers from roleplaying rulebooks, I've had more than one request to put up the disclaimer from Witchcraft, C.J. Carella's 1999 modern occult horror RPG.
Due to the controversial subject matter, Witchcraft had a pretty lengthy disclaimer, with a few verbal jabs at the common-sense impaired near the end. Because of the size and quality of the image, I've posted a link, rather than displaying it here in the blog.
(See all of the other RPG disclaimer posts.)
Happy New Year!
The family and I will be spending New Year's Eve and Day with friends (gamer friends, of course), and won't return until tomorrow evening.
Here's hoping for a brave New Year to all, full of adventures both real and imaginary!
RPG Disclaimers - The Everlasting
Our next RPG disclaimer comes from Visionary Entertainment's 1997 RPG The Everlasting: Book of the Unliving, one of a series of urban fantasy RPGs similar to White Wolf's World of Darkness.
The more of these I post, the more amazed I am that these sorts of disclaimers were ever necessary, and just how uncommon common sense really is.
I've been saving the more controversial disclaimers for last, one of which will include some commentary from the author. Stay tuned!
(See all of the other RPG disclaimer posts.)
TruTV's Forensic Files: Playing D&D makes you a suspect and a liar
The following video is a clip from the TruTV series Forensic Files, from an episode titled "Holy Terror" that aired on August 14th, 2009:
(I've been trying to find more facts on the suspects and the bombing incidents in general, but I haven't had any luck. If anyone can help out, please contact me.)
To recap (because these videos have a tendency to get pulled without notice): A church bombing incident in eastern Illinois leads investigators to two teens, 18 year old Jimmy Morris and 16 year old Phil Ryan, as possible suspects. When the teens were initially questioned, they had no alibi and denied the charges. But in later questioning, each teen began to implicate each other, as a sort of prank against the investigators. When a second bombing incident occurred, their ruse was revealed.
The show starts out with the old canard of making D&D look sinister and dangerous, and linking it to real-life violence without giving any specific examples:
Narrator: Investigators also learned that the boys were heavily involved in the game Dungeons & Dragons, a fantasy oriented game played by more than twenty million people worldwide. It allows participants to assume imaginary, often violent, identities.
Then, it attempts to connect the boys' prank to D&D, as if lying to Federal agents during a criminal investigation has something to do with playing the game.
Since the investigators have such a clouded concept of RPGs and D&D (and the difference between causation and correlation, for that matter), it's hard to trust their assessment of the boys' prank. Teens often play pranks, as we all know, and there's no clear way of knowing if they were doing it to waste the investigators' time, because they were upset at being wrongfully accused, playing some sort of role, or any combination of the three.
But then, blaming that weird game that all of those nerds play has always made for some sensational storytelling, so why not go with what works?
(Thanks to the Quilt City OGREs for the link, and Bob Mueller for more information on the episode and the case.)
RPG Disclaimers - Ars Magica 4e
Here's another RPG disclaimer, this one from the fourth edition of Ars Magica by Atlas Games, the same people who gave us that great disclaimer in the Over the Edge rulebook:
Coming up: disclaimers from Everlasting, Witchcraft, Little Fears, and (though I may live to regret it) HoL. Do you know of some great RPG disclaimers that haven't been covered yet? If so, scan them, and send them my way!
(See all of the other RPG disclaimer posts.)
RPG Disclaimers - TMNT/After the Bomb
The next in our series of RPG disclaimers: two specimens from Palladium rulebooks.
When Palladium no longer held the license to publish material for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles RPG, they rebooted and expanded it in 2001 as After the Bomb, a post-apocalyptic setting with mutated animal heroes. Here is the disclaimer that appeared in the front of the rulebook - it seems that Palladium wanted to cover themselves against any acts of vigilantism that may have been inspired by their game:
While digging through my old TMNT books, I found this in the adventure module Turtles Go Hollywood, which featured an encounter with a sleazy drug dealer:
(See all of the other RPG disclaimer posts.)
My new roleplaying blog
I've decided that I really don't have enough irons in the fire as far as online projects go (WARNING: SARCASM!), and therefore I've started a new roleplaying blog at the Citadel of Chaos.
Where the Escapist blog covers roleplaying advocacy in all of its forms, this one will be where I write about my personal roleplaying experiences - the games I'm playing, the games I WANT to play, various random items that might be inspirational for plots or worlds, and that sort of thing.
If it sounds interesting to you, feel free to check it out: The Contemporary Quixotist
RPG Disclaimers - Mage: The Sorceror's Crusade
What do you know? It's another disclaimer from an RPG rulebook! For this one, we're briefly going back to the World of Darkness, with Mage: The Sorceror's Crusade (1998). For those who don't know: In the mid-to-late 90s, White Wolf released a historical version of most of the main WoD settings, and Mage got the Renaissance treatment.
This one is short and sweet and to the point. I sort of wish they had gone with something a little more period-themed, but I also appreciate the succinct method.
(See all of the other RPG disclaimer posts.)
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This property is one of a kind available for rent on Lake George in our opinion. I can say that with confidence as our family has rented in various locations on the lake for well over 10 years. This year our family of 4 was lucky enough to come upon THIS PLACE! The "cabin" is new with architectural detailing of a classic Adirondack cabin with all the modern comforts (think AC, spacious rooms, beautiful bathrooms and gorgeous kitchen) that are simply amazing. There was clearly a great deal of thought on how this house should be laid out and furnished. Every room invites you into a special experience. The pictures attached, do not really do it justice. This might sound cliché, but true. The location is optimal, perfect for swimming and taking advantage of the many water toys available for use from the homeowners. There is even a hot tub! This home is nestled in a quiet bay overlooking Elizabeth Island in the southern basin on the east side of the lake. This location is convenient to restaurants and services you might need during your stay. You won't be wasting a lot of time running out for last minute groceries or a drug store which means more time on the lake! If that's not enough, there is a covered boat house with a deck that allows one to enjoy the vistas of the lake and Elizabeth Island from a bird's eye view. The dock adjacent to the boat house was perfect for our 22 ft. vintage woody (Boat) which we moored here for the week. The owners were a pleasure to deal with. They made recommendations for restaurants and were very generous with sharing this beautiful home. Our family had a wonderful stay and we will surely be asking if we can stay again in the future. We can't wait. E&A and family
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What a magical place to enjoy foliage season! The house is immaculate, carefully appointed, and well-stocked with everything you'll need. Beds and living room / sunroom furnishings are extremely comfortable. Washer and dryer on the premises is very convenient. The westerly views provide amazing sunset viewing, which when you add the foliage covered mountains across the lake, makes for spectacular scenery. We spent the majority of our week seated by the firepit in comfortable Adirondack chairs. Lake George Village is only 20 minutes away. House is also a great launching point for day trips to golf courses (at least 4 within 8 miles), hiking trails (less than a mile), Fort Ticonderoga (1 hour), Saratoga (30 minutes), Lake Placid (less than 2 hours), and Cooperstown (2.5 hours). There also several wineries and breweries in the area that offer tours and tastings. Can't think of a better way to spend a week in Autumn, we'll be back!


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I see dead docudramas.
CNN reports that a project between filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan (The Sixth Sense and Signs) and the Sci Fi Channel has turned south. The topic of the documentary has morphed from an examination of the filmmaking process to an expose of Shyamalan himself, which ticked him off enough to walk of on camera.
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Start from three-feet. Don't pick a putt with break-make sure to choose a flat surface, even if you don't have a real green to work with. The goal of this drill is to develop a rapport with your putter and acquire a feel for short putting. Use 3 balls, and make 21 putts in a row from three feet. Then, make 9 from 6 feet, 6 from 10 feet, 6 from 15 feet, and 3 from 20 feet. These putts do not have to be made consecutively. Repeat this drill 3 times. You'll be amazed at how much more easily the longer putts go in after beginning with the shorter ones. This is also a great putter warm-up before a round.
Always place an identifying mark on your ball (it's in the Rules). Use this mark to align your ball along the intended line of putt by positioning the mark parallel to your line. Now you have a reference point to get your putterface pointed in the right direction. Then, sole your putterhead on the ground and align the face so that the top edge makes a perpendicular with the mark on you ball. This ensures that your putter will start your ball on the correct line after contact. Day 2 - What To Do
Repeat the drill from Day 1. After you sink your three 20-footers, try to two-putt 6 times in a row from 25, 30, 40, and 60 feet. Use This Tip
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College Football: Social Saturday Live Game DayCoverage – Week 1 – #DYCGameDay
This is a new one for us, so who knows how it will work out, but I think it could be fun. Over the course of the day we will periodically update what we're watching, what we're seeing and what we're doing. More importantly, however, we want your thoughts. Tweet using the hashtag #DYCGameDay and tell us what you're watching, what you liking, etc. and we'll throw it up on this live feed. It's that easy.
5:08 p.m. – Andrew
This West Virginia performance is stunning. Ain't no Mountaineer ever been 'fraid of no Tide.
Unrelated: go here to get to my live Georgia/Clemson blog.
3:52 p.m. – Andrew
Alas, my upset darlings Navy and Georgia Southern came up short. Nonetheless, the early games offered plenty of entertainment. A few final scores of interest:
- Penn State 26, UCF 24
- UCLA 28, Virginia 20
- North Dakota State 34, Iowa State 14
- Michigan 52, App State 14
- Ohio State 34, Navy 17
- Kentucky 59, Tennessee-Martin 14
- NC State 24, Georgia Southern 23
- Georgia Tech 38, Wofford 19
Viewing Priorities:
- Alabama vs. West Virginia: Tied 3-3 after one possession for each team. Mountaineers are driving.
- Auburn vs. Arkansas – a few minutes away on SEC Network
- Missouri vs. South Dakota State – this was my upset alert half-way pick.
I'll be starting a live blog at Bleacher Report for the Georgia/Auburn game in about 40 minutes. Link forthcoming but I'll be absent for the most part during that game.
From the Tweets
Anyone else see 11 get hit in the head with the ball after that play? #DYCGameDay
— George T. Jones (@GTJones20) August 30, 2014
3:22 p.m. – Andrew
UCLA's struggles against Virginia should not be overlooked. I will dwell on that for the remainder of the season. Trust me.
But on to what matters, can Georgia Southern hold on???
From the Tweets
@DudeYouCrazy gritty absolutely gritty performance through the adversity should be top 2 #DYCGameDay
— Joshua Henderson (@Gabulldogsfan10) August 30, 2014
2:57 p.m. – Andrew
Huge fourth down conversion for Ohio State. I love the fact that I can say that and mean it and the game is still up for grabs.
From the Tweets
2:45 p.m. – Andrew
Georgia Southern continues to lead by 10 points. If Southern and Navy pull off these wins Paul Johnson will get a contract extension at Georgia Tech by association to the triple-option offense. Somehow, Tech fans will claim that the Yellow Jackets are 2-0 with wins over NC State and Ohio State.
Navy gets an FG and trails 20-17.
From the Tweets
The fact that OSU is struggling this late proves they don't belong in the top 5. #DYCGameDay
— Joshua Chapman (@JCHAPMAN12292) August 30, 2014
Who woulda guessed that @OhioStAthletics had an entire offseason to work on defending the triple option? #BeatOhioState #DYCGameDay
— Glenn Moyer (@glenn_moyer) August 30, 2014
2:35 p.m. – Andrew
In theory, Ohio State could be what people think Ohio State is at any time and bust them open. In practice, Navy has looked ….Damn. as I typed that a bomb went off.
From the Tweets
The silver lining is that it happened quickly. @NavyAthletics keep dominating TOP. That's our best defense. #DYCGameDay #BeatOhioState
— Glenn Moyer (@glenn_moyer) August 30, 2014
My phone is dead, I don't know where the charger is and I seriously couldn't care less. I love you College Football #DYCGameDay
— I am Groot? (@dpalm66) August 30, 2014
2:15 p.m. – Andrew
From the Tweets
Georgia Southern is the small, scrappy buddy who doesn't say much- but will pop a dude in the mouth no matter their size. #DYCgameday
— George T. Jones (@GTJones20) August 30, 2014
Navy might've just lost the game. #DYCGameDay
— Joshua Chapman (@JCHAPMAN12292) August 30, 2014
Fly @NavyAthletics down the field! The mo' is shifting back our way. #BeatOhioState #DYCGameDay
— Glenn Moyer (@glenn_moyer) August 30, 2014
Ohio State's inability to even REMOTELY stop the option should give Tech fans some hope. #DYCGameDay
— I am Groot? (@dpalm66) August 30, 2014
1:50 p.m. – Andrew
Them Georgia Southern Eagles, though. Not that NC State should have been expected to not disappoint, but still. A 17-3 edge for Georgia Southern really might be insurmountable given the Eagles' affinity for holding the football.
From the Tweets
Will Navy regret letting this feisty Ohio State team hang around? SEE YOU IN THE SECOND HALF! #DYCGameDay
— I am Groot? (@dpalm66) August 30, 2014
Commentators praise NC State D-line for rotating 8 players to stay fresh. Wolfpack trails GA Southern 10-3. So yeah. #DYCGameDay
— DudeYouCrazy (@DudeYouCrazy) August 30, 2014
#DYCGameday RT @SBNation: Oklahoma State's mascot will terrify your baby (via @ostateboys) http://t.co/67WqFqo2Eh pic.twitter.com/i2Lle0P0KM
— Chad Floyd (@Chad_Floyd) August 30, 2014
Oh. My. Gosh. NC State is the new Florida!!!! #DYCGameDay
— DudeYouCrazy (@DudeYouCrazy) August 30, 2014
1:37 p.m. - Andrew
I'm not sure that the literal three points left off the board there will cost Navy this game, but the momentum lost certainly hurts. Some clock management issues and a missed field goal sucked some wind out of what was a stellar first half for the Midshipmen.
Elsewhere, UCLA has really opened things up thanks to a host of huge defensive plays.
New fun game to watch: Georgia Southern leading NC State 10-3.
From the Tweets
#TBS to that time a few minutes ago when #Virginia was competitive with #UCLA. Getting out of hand fast. #DYCGameDay
— DudeYouCrazy (@DudeYouCrazy) August 30, 2014
Tough miss. At least we get the ball to start the second half. #BeatOhioState #DYCGameDay
— Glenn Moyer (@glenn_moyer) August 30, 2014
1:18 p.m. – Andrew
Jason Smith has breaking Georgia/Clemson news…
These are Clemson fans playing cornhole with boards made of cardboard and ziploc bags full of rocks. #DYCGameDay pic.twitter.com/zYCUvp5ql7
— Jason Smith (@jasonisasmith) August 30, 2014
1:10 p.m. – Andrew
Just when Ohio State was starting to "look like" Ohio State, Navy came up with a huge interception inside the five-yard line. Reading that flat route was incredibly impressive. Instinctive, athletic, well-executed. That's Navy football right now.
Virginia continues to keep things interesting. UCLA holds a 7-3 advantage, but the Bruins certainly aren't looking like a Top 5 team against a foe that's won just a handful of games over the past two seasons.
From the Tweets
Hey, if Virginia wins, it helps the chances of them not firing Mike London. So, go Hoos? #DYCGameday
— Chad Floyd (@Chad_Floyd) August 30, 2014
@OhioStAthletics remembered they could pass on @NavyAthletics to move the ball….oh wait. #IBelieveThatWeWillWin #BeatOhioState #DYCGameday
— Glenn Moyer (@glenn_moyer) August 30, 2014
Navy with the INT in the red zone. Things are starting slow for OSU. #DYCGameday
— Joshua Chapman (@JCHAPMAN12292) August 30, 2014
12:48 p.m. – Andrew
"Navy's got athletes, too," as Gary Danielson just pointed out a few moments ago. And those athletes are doing work. The Midshipmen currently lead 7-3 early in the second quarter.
Meanwhile, Michigan is comfortably up 14-0 and thus getting bumped out of my viewing rotation.
Quite pleasantly, Virginia is looking tough against UCLA. The Bruins just went ahead 7-0.
From the Tweets
I'm no Ohio State fan, but the jubilation of Buckeyes celebrating a true frosh field goal in 1st quarter is what CFB is about. #DYCGameDay
— DudeYouCrazy (@DudeYouCrazy) August 30, 2014
@DudeYouCrazy good recipe for an upset
— Joshua Chapman (@JCHAPMAN12292) August 30, 2014
@NavyAthletics WRs don't just block….#BeatOhioState #DYCGameDay — Glenn Moyer (@glenn_moyer) August 30, 2014
You can't overturn that call. It would be anti-American. Navy leads Ohio State 7-3. #DYCGameDay
— DudeYouCrazy (@DudeYouCrazy) August 30, 2014
12:10 p.m. – Andrew
My early game priorities are as follow:
- Ohio State vs. Navy – Because why not? Navy's definitely covering and nothing would be more magical than the Buckeyes following, except maybe…
- Michigan vs. App State – It can't happen again, can it? Admittedly this won't be on the radar for long (unless the Mountaineers do work), but it's still fun.
- UCLA vs. Virginia – UCLA is a trendy playoff pick and Virginia is Virginia. Could get ugly, but I want to see the Bruins play.
- Tennessee-Martin vs. Kentucky – Wildcats pickup a rare win here, I expect.
From the Tweets
It's pretty cool that Penn State and UCF got to play in Ireland. At what appears to be a prison yard. #DYCGameDay
— DudeYouCrazy (@DudeYouCrazy) August 30, 2014
Zero @NavyAthletics picks from @CollegeGameDay? I believe that we will win! #DYCgameday
— Glenn Moyer (@glenn_moyer) August 30, 2014
Georgia over Clemson. AND THAT'S THE BOTTOM LINE. CUZ STONE COLD SAYS SO! #DYCGameDay
— DudeYouCrazy (@DudeYouCrazy) August 30, 2014
@CBSSports classed it up with Verne and Gary on the call today for @NavyAthletics #BeatOhioState #DYCGameDay
— Glenn Moyer (@glenn_moyer) August 30, 2014
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PS. I had legitimately forgotten they play football outside of the SEC. Pretty good reminder. Enjoy your last weekend with your loved ones and not being alternately heartbroken and overjoyed in the span of a football game. I'm sure these emotional swings are good for the soul.
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College Football Fans, We're Taking You Where No Other Fans Have Ever Been – Seriously
On the evening of August 13, 2014, DudeYouCrazy.net readers will get to follow along (on Twitter, and maybe on here if we can figure it all out) as I enter the brand new, not-opening-until-ten-days-later College Football Hall of Fame. Oh, and I'll be shacking up there. Seriously, I'm sleeping at the CFB HOF.
How did this happen? Well, this wasn't given. Much like LeBron James' Northeast Ohio, when Chick-fil-A and the College Football Hall of Fame are involved, nothing is given…everything is earned.
I won an essay contest. I saw a promotion online, I typed the 133 words found below. I won. That's what I do.
A few reasons why this is so great:
- The thesis of the essay is simple: College Football = America. If you know me, you probably expect this type of thing.
- In the essay I proudly extol some of college football's many virtues, like education.
- In the essay I use the term "multifaceted love."
- Now I
canwill call myself an award-winning college football writer.
So when I enter the new Hall of Fame as one of the first 100 entrants, know that I, Andrew Hall, am the Hall of fame. And follow on Twitter as I give you a behind the scenes look of what sleeping in an un0pened museum is like.
And now, here's what an award-winning essay looks like:
I love college football because it represents everything good and pure in the United States. Unbridled competition is crossed with transcendent strategy and multiplied by an environment that encourages sportsmanship, education, passion and excellence.The ties between fans and their rooting alliances run so deep that lines are blurred. "They" becomes "We." "Team" becomes "Fans." There is no out of bounds, only a vast sea of loyalists extending upon the playing field both in the stadium and on couches around the land.College football is the great American game thanks to its rich history, its colorful tradition and its adaptive future.Nothing in this life can compare with 100,000 fans uniting in one unified but multifaceted love. Love of sport. Love of higher education. Love of victory. And love of loyalty…even in defeat.
That's all I got/
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NCAA: Death By A Thousand Cuts
One of our passion projects here at Dude You Crazy has been chronicling the slow but needed death of the NCAA cartel that runs college sports. I searched our site for 'NCAA' and negative qualifiers, and won't link every one here for brevity's sake but the total number is staggering.
Today, it was leaked that the University of Oklahoma is looking to increase Bob Stoops' salary to over $5 million a year. That's right, the same coach who last year said to The Sporting News, and I quote:
"[Y]ou're not the first one to spend a hungry Sunday without any money."
No one called him a liar for saying that, but when Shabazz Napier suggested the same thing this spring, he was said to be exaggerating, and people openly questioned his plight. As mentioned on the soon-to-be award-winning Dude You Podcast, O'Bannon v. NCAA has been raging for almost two weeks now, and while there are places to keep track of the progress of testimony, Charles Pierce of Esquire has been doing a GREAT job recapping the fall of the NCAA in back to back columns.
Here's part one, "How It Ends" which features the following quote:
"[T]he plaintiffs are asking to be paid some of the ancillary money the NCAA made off of all the work they did playing their sports, a relatively simple idea for any human being who has ever actually earned a living, but, apparently, a concept so alien to the NCAA that just talking about it seems to get that organization concerned that it has contracted a virus from a distant world."
Here's part two, "Dispatches From the NCAA's Deathbed" which features this gem:
"This is very bad news for the NCAA because, with her outsider's eye, [Judge] Wilken is immune to the threadbare piety in which it wraps its heedless commercialism. All the usual buck-and-wing that works on elements of the kept college press is completely lost on her. In fact, she seems to be quite aware of — and, occasionally, quite amused by — the fundamental absurdity of much of the defense's case."
Both are absolute must reads, and if you are still on the side of Emmert and his cronies after this, then you might be a lost cause.
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2014 NFL Draft Live Blog
Welcome to my favorite time of year, the NFL Draft. Now, when I say time of year, I mean the actual draft; not the needlessly extended by two weeks run up TO the Draft. That's unbearable. On my old site, I ran these live blogs for the 2007 and 2008 drafts, and they were always well received, so we're running it back for the Dude You Crazy audience. By the way, HOLY CRAP, was I wrong a lot about these players. But not as wrong as Mel Kiper, so I've got that going for me. Which is nice.
The biggest wrinkle this year is the NFL allowing players who decide to come to the Draft in person get to pick personalized walk up music. Ignoring the fact that going to the Draft is almost never a good idea (you're just as drafted at home with family as you are in NYC getting screamed at by Jets fans), I'm excited to see who picks what. Guarantee Manziel comes out to some awful Drake song, but everyone else will be interesting to see.
Oh, and if anyone wants to pick a certain blogging ex-football player this year, the NFL better get ready to pay some royalties to one Vincent K. McMahon Jr., and pipe in some Jim Ross to announce the pick.
See you all back here at 8 tonight.
8:00 - And here we go. For reference, I'll be flipping between the ESPN and NFL Network feeds, depending on which talking heads are making me less nauseous at any given time.
8:02 - OH GOOD, ALOE BLACC! ESPN ran me off in RECORD time.
8:04 - Did you know that the Draft was pushed back two weeks because they FORGOT to book Radio City? Some stupid James Dolan musical dislodged the most profitable sports league in America. And now they're gonna swing this into a week long Draft eventually. They can't even screw up right.
8:06 - REALLY impressed with the (well-deserved) sustained booing of Roger. I'm gonna bestow him the David Stern most lustily hated commissioner award. Big night for him.
8:10 - Holy crap ESPN. Gruden, Berman, Kiper AND Ray Lewis? You getting paid to throw this fight against NFL Network? Though, Marshall Faulk's bow tie is ridiculously big. It's the Merril Hoge tie knot of bow ties.
8:15 - The Super Bowl was February 4th. According to my laptop, it's May 8th. The Texans are taking the WHOLE 10 minutes because the NFL has ads to sell. I hate everything.
8:18 - Clowney to the Texans. Of course they did. We'll see how he fits in a 3-4, but this is a bit of an upset for me. I was really hoping that he would come out to Skynyrd. REALLY excited to see all those clips against UGA. Kind of proud that Mike Mayock is determined to continue to hate for no good reason. Good on ya.
8:27 - Robinson to the Rams! He and Marshall Faulk are wearing the same size bow tie. One of them is a 6'5″ tackle, and it looks normal on him. Wait, Mayock was willing to dump on Clowney, but just invoked Orlando Pace when talking about Robinson? I'd love to know the agent that represents either (both) of them.
8:30 - Something lost with the popularity of the Draft? The lack of country as hell suits. Go google Karl Malone Draft Suit. Google will auto-fill it for you.
8:32 - And right about HERE is when that Green Room starts to get smaller and smaller, and those lights get hotter and hotter. Bortles is good, but UCF just churned out a top-3 pick. I don't know if I like this new world.
8:35 - Deion Sanders post draft interviews > Suzy Kolber's post draft interviews.
8:37 - The
Toronto (not yet) Bills just picked up Sammy Watkins, and that Damian Swann missed tackle on that slant route STILL hurts.
8:40 - Constant replaying of the Swann blown tackle reminds me: this live blog is brought to you by Stoli and lemonade.
8:44 - "Mack's suit is too shiny and is a little tight in the shoulders." – My girlfriend. She works in fashion.
8:48 - One day, someone will have to explain to me the upside of going to the Draft as a player. Either you go first, or it gets more awkward with every 10 minutes passing, and as the room empties, more and more cameras settle on you. HUGE no win situation.
8:52 - Jake Matthews?
8:56 - You're here for jokes, not analysis, but MAN. I always thought he was better than Robinson, especially in pass protection, and if you think me bailing on Chad's Draft prediction blog wasn't me wanting to not jinx this, you are outside your mind.
9:00 - Potentially unpopular opinion alert: I miss the Draft being on the weekend. I know the NFL loves their sweet, sweet prime time money, but waking up on Saturday, ordering an unhealthy number of wings, punishing yourself with booze, and doing it again the next day? Man. Guess I'm just getting old.
9:02 - Man, I forgot how ugly these new Bucs jerseys are. Wait, is Lovie Smith going to stick with (insert first name) McCown all year? I know he said Glennon is not his quarterback of the future.
9:05 - HUUUUUUGE swerve by the Browns, taking Justin Gilbert. On the one hand, I'm glad Cleveland isn't going to ruin J. Football, but watching him fake-clap as he watches these other cats get drafted isn't fun either.
9:12 - Anthony Barr gets bonus points for staying at home. The all-time leader for how to get drafted is Joe Thomas, who was fishing with his dad when the phone rang. I feel like you should know these things.
9:16 - That sponsored tweet by Barry Sanders made me sad. Ebron will always remember the day he got drafted…which will always help him remember the date he proposed. I've had friends propose on their own birthdays for the same reason.
9:20 - Live look in at the green room at pick 11:
9:25 - Will Muschamp! Comin in hot!
Wow- spread offense guys making more money than those pro style guys. #numbersign
— Will Muschamp (@CoachWMuschamp) May 9, 2014
9:30 - I'm just really glad Odell Beckham isn't going to be playing in the SEC anymore. Guys like this aren't gone until you watch them get drafted. Good riddance.
9:38 - Rams continuing the NFC West arms race. Their d-line was terrifying, and just got terrifying-er. It's a word.
9:40 - ESPN, I give you a chance, and you slap me in the face MORE Aloe Blacc? NFL Network, take me the rest of the way.
9:45 - Bears had no choice but to take a DB. Now, they have to hope they have enough picks to replace the rest of the defense. As for the Johnny Football watch, well…
Look at Jerry. Just WAITING to do something stupid. It's killing him.
— D'Brickashaw (@DragonflyJonez) May 9, 2014
9:50 - Logic would dictate that the Cowboys address their obvious and many defensive shortcomings. Jerry Jones is on the clock, so there's no telling what happens. That said, Manziel's girl is vying for the Brady Quinn's Girlfriend award for wishing she had just stayed at home. UPDATE: Someone says it's his sister. Should have known Johnny wouldn't play favorites. Game recognize game.
9:54 - WHICH ONE OF YOU DRUGGED JERRY JONES? I mean, moreso than usual. Still Jerry needed defense, so he got an offensive tackle because of course he did.
10:00 - CJ Mosley, another "Glad he's out of the SEC" All-Star.
10:05 - I've been sucked into the over-coverage of the Draft this year, like everyone else, but man. I never imagined that Johnny Football would be the front runner to get Brady Quinn'd. Another benefit of the weekend Draft is that the NFL doesn't have to try to convince these cats who don't get picked to come be on camera the next day.
10:18 – Fun fact: refreshing your Stoli takes longer than refreshing your browser. James out of Tennessee seems like a stretch to me, but this Miami front office knows what it's…nope, couldn't do it with a straight face.
10:26 - Brandon Cooks. Bust. Book it. Yeah, I still hate the Saints, what about it?
10:35 - The Packers continue to be a well-run, successful organization who have figured out the whole "Alabama has good football players" thing.
10:38 - Do it Chip. Be a god and draft Manziel. Set the internet on fire.
10:43 - I'm really gonna miss JFF. The Browns. *throws remote*.
10:47 - On the upside, he's already used to running for his life. We'll see if it works in Cleveland. (SPOILERS: it won't work).
Luckily JFF drank all that water, because you can't drink Cleveland water. You'll die.
— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) May 9, 2014
10:53 - Kansas City takes Dee Ford out of Auburn, who stayed at home like a G. Great player, but is this just an excuse for me to run the Andy Reid Kool Aid Man gif? Of course it is. You know me so well, internet.
11:00 - The Spurs just hung 70 in the first half. What? I'm a great multi-tasker.
11:03 - Wait, which one of y'all told Teddy to go the Draft? And I'm not one of these new-fangled Teddy haters, I been talking bad about him since I started here. Just ask Chad.
11:10 - Chip with a little bit of a stretch at 26, but they needed a linebacker and they got a linebacker. ANALYSIS.
11:15 - Curious about the draftees walk up songs? Me too! Deadspin found a list. I bet we don't hear R. Kelly tonight.
11:20 - Kelvin Benjamin, welcome to being the only receiving threat for the Panthers. Another smart player who stayed at home. I bet Teddy wishes he'd stayed at home in a polo. WHAT IS THE UPSIDE TO GOING?
11:26 - Pats take Easley out of Florida, who tore his ACL in practice this year. Now, watch all the talking heads and Marshall Faulk's bow tie tells us what a great pick it is, since the everyone is afraid to cross Belichick.
11:32 - NIU DB taken in the first round. Go drunk Draft, you're home.
11:39 - Am I excited to see who the Seahawks take so I can go to bed? Maybe. Though this vodka and football is probably going to keep me up for a while because I've been essentially brainwashed by the NFL at this point. I haven't even checked the Spurs score in like 10 minutes.
11:43 - And by Seahawks, of course I mean the Vikings. Plus, it might even be Teddy Bridgewater, and what a weird ending this would be.
11.46 - Sleep in tomorrow Teddy, no need for that second suit, you're not coming back! Congrats to all 32 guys whose lives changed tonight, sorry to all 32 dissapointed fanbases who are disappointed because fans are annoying, and never forget:
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Last updated at 11:28, Saturday, 02 February 2013
A boy racer crashed into a friend while performing stunts in a car park.
Christopher Coulthard Fisher, 19, broke Cameron Todhunter's knee when he hit him with his car, a court heard.
Fisher, of Lochinbrigg, Armathwaite, had been racing around the Town Dyke Orchard car park in Carlisle City Centre, pulling hand brake turns in the early hours of the morning.
But the "foolish" stunts came to an end when he hit Mr Todhunter.
The judge, Recorder Philip Grundy, described the driving as "appalling" as he sentenced Fisher at Carlisle Crown Court. He was sentenced to 15 months imprisonment, suspended for two years, after he admitted dangerous driving.
The court heard the injury happened on August 28 last year.
Mr Todhunter had got out of a vehicle in the car park.
Fisher pulled into the car park, driving the length of it and performing hand brake turns.
Alan Lovett, prosecuting, said Mr Todhunter assumed Fisher would miss at the last minute as he drove near him, but caught his left leg.
The court heard Fisher stayed at the scene until police arrived and helped the injured man.
Defending, Mark Shepherd said Fisher was not "a particularly good or experienced driver" who had "failed to navigate the corner".
He said Fisher was remorseful.
Recorder Grundy told Fisher: "This was an appalling lack of judgement on your part and you are a foolish young man to be driving in that manner.
"You are probably better off the roads. You are too young and irresponsible to be let loose in a motor car."
Fisher was disqualified from driving for two years. He was also given a three-month 8pm until 5am curfew and ordered to carry out 150 hours of unpaid work.
He must pay £500 costs.
First published at 11:08, Saturday, 02 February 2013
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#TBT crate-digging.
DJing from the jaws of a monster at #EscapeHallowsEve [Photos: @InsomniacEvents]
Excited to announce my NYE show this year will be at @ExchangeLA @insomniacevents
Great tour of Oz nice to have the #db4 from @allen_heath #allenandheath with me 😀
Wow that was pretty special Today at @LaundrySydney thanks for an amazing party 😃
@insomniacevents @exchangela http://www.flavorus.com/event/John-Digweed-and-Tchami/274555 So looking forward to being back in la again for
Transmitting on your frequencies. Listen back to the latest Transitions every week on Mixcloud >> www.mixcloud.com/johndigweed
Enjoyed the British Airways inflight music selection.
#Australia bound!
Live in Toronto. Out on #BedrockRecords 4 weeks today. www.bedrockmusic.bigcartel.com
#liveintoronto #bedrockrecords signing your copies now. Pre order www.bedrockmusic.bigcartel.com
Amazing party tonight at #rok way too much fun 😃
Think I saw predator today up a tree !
Looking forward to some big parties over next couple of months including my #Australia tour next week. Are you going to one of the shows?
Amazing party at @EscapeWland tonight good to see so many people dressed up and mad for it
I met some great fans tonight at freak night for #uscevents thank you 😀
Looking forward to my sell out tour of oz coming up very soon.