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|Here's a question you probably already know the answer to: do you like to blow things up? Yes? Well, then Volition's Red Faction: Guerrilla is for you, since smashing apart buildings and detonating large quantities of explosives is basically what it's all about. If you're familiar at all with the previous games in the franchise, reaching back to the original released in 2001, you'll find quite a bit different with this third entry. Guerrilla isn't a first-person shooter; it's a third-person action game that plays out entirely on Mars' surface. While you can't tunnel through the ground in this one, you can break to bits pretty much anything built on top. Set in a Grand Theft Auto-style sandbox environment, the game offers a number of side and story missions in its single-player component along with a multitude of multiplayer options that, though there are issues, makes for some of the most explosive action around...Taking place years after the events of the first game, Guerrilla is again set on Mars, this time under the control of the violently oppressive Earth Defense Force, or EDF. You play as Alec Mason, a newcomer to the planet who was just looking for work, but soon finds himself wrapped up with the Red Faction resistance movement to wrestle control of the surface away from the EDF. To do so, Mason must liberate six zones on Mars, each with their own set of side and story missions...If all you care about is blasting things to pieces, you're going to love Red Faction: Guerrilla. Seeing a tower topple to the ground in a seemingly realistic fashion after smacking away its support beams with a sledgehammer is really a thrill, and though it may lose its appeal as you continue through the lengthy campaign, it's still worth checking out, particularly after you unlock some of the better weapons. What's more disappointing about Volition's effort is the rocky mission design, bland artistic style, weak plot and anemic character development, which shifts too much focus to the element of destruction to maintain a level of excitement. Its enjoyable gunplay mechanics along with the weapons and opportunity for tearing apart structures carry over into the online space, where Volition has built an impressive multiplayer suite that includes stat tracking, unlocks, and a number of game modes that focus on flattening buildings. While the game may not do everything right, it's your best bet for free-form demolition and unpretentious entertainment.
|Charles Onyett
|When Volition first demoed an early version of Red Faction: Guerrilla a few years ago, we doubted that it would ever be more than a nifty tech demo. Well, let us be one of the first to say that we were dead wrong. The team at Volition has turned Red Faction: Guerrilla into a top-notch action title while also managing to produce what may just be the closest thing yet to a fully interactive game world. That's no small feat...Fully interactive environments have always been something of an elusive beast in the video game realm. Whether it is the latest action title or a classic RPG, artificial limitations on the world have always been imposed for gameplay reasons, even if those limitations didn't quite make sense. Why should a macho military man who can carry a veritable arsenal in his backpack be unable to take out a wooden door with C4 and a bazooka? Nope, he needs the key for that one...We've discussed Wrecking Crew in detail before, but it's worth another mention simply because it is a profoundly addicting gameplay mode, especially if you have a group of local players to game alongside. Best described as a "destruction-based party game," Wrecking Crew drops two to four players into a single arena with the goal of causing the most damage in a limited amount of time. It's an extremely simple mode and easy to learn, but it keeps players coming back again and again to try "one more time." Sadly, Wrecking Crew doesn't have any sort of leaderboard support, nor does it officially support one player. Because it is a bonus mode that was added onto the game, it's hard to find too much fault for missing features, but if there is one thing we would love to see in a future patch it would be leaderboard support for Wrecking Crew...It is safe to say that Red Faction: Guerrilla has exceeded our expectations in almost every regard. While it is not a perfect game, it breaks a tremendous amount of new ground from a technical perspective and bundles in an enjoyable single-player experience with a solid multiplayer component. Red Faction: Guerrilla may not have the name recognition of Halo or Call of Duty, but it has enough depth of play to hold its own against any contenders.
|Adam Pavlacka
|Epic Sci-Fi Setting: Explore the huge, unforgiving Martian landscape, from the desolate mining outpost of Parker to the gleaming EDF capital city of Eos; then tear through the fully destructible open-world environments swarming with EDF forces, Red Faction resistance fighters, and the downtrodden settlers caught in the cross-fire.
|Evolving and Emergent Gameplay: Carve your path through an ever changing landscape as you improvise your combat tactics -- mixing gameplay styles, vehicles, weapons and explosives to defeat the EDF.
|Multiplayer Combat: There is no place to hide when you put your guerrilla warfare skills to the test in a variety of highly destructive multiplayer combat modes.
|Open-World Guerrilla Warfare: You decide who, when, where and how to battle. Utilize guerrilla tactics, improvised weaponry, and modified vehicles to lead insurgent attacks on EDF targets. Launch attacks based on your own gameplay style, take on missions in any order you choose, or engage in destructive activities to weaken the EDF's grip on Mars.
|Strategic Destruction: Use destruction to your tactical advantage, setting ambushes or chain reaction explosions to attack enemy strongholds and permanently modify the game environment. Leverage fully-dynamic physics-based destruction to improvise on the fly: blow holes in a wall or floor to set an ambush or escape, take out a staircase to stop your pursuers, or drive vehicles through blown out walls.
|...you'd be missing a great action experience by not checking this one out.
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|A fantastic game that sucks you in and doesn't let go.
|Ned Jordan, GamersTemple.com
|Great fun ? so what are you waiting for? Grab your sledgehammer and have at it!
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• Two hundred fifty patients with cancer underwent gastrectomy over a ten-year period. In 225 the duodenum was closed by stapler and only one disruption occurred (0.45%). The first 89 esophagojejunostomies were hand sewn, and thereafter 161 were stapled with an end-to-end anastomosis device. Overall mortality was 27% and 10%, respectively. Death due to surgical causes occurred in 19% of the cases in the first group and 6.8% in the second. No statistical difference was observed in the esophageal anastomosis leakage rate, but the mortality due to such fistula was significantly higher in the group of hand-sewn anastomoses. Surprisingly, esophageal end invasion (at the anastomotic site) was 14% in the manual group vs 3.9% in the stapled one. The operator's experience had no effect on the incidence of esophageal fistula when the stapler was used. Thus, staplers are safe and useful when total gastrectomy is undertaken, provided that sound experience has been acquired.
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I thought I'd try something new after coming across a couple of interesting cards over the past week.
Have you looked at, glanced at or read a piece of cardboard and gone "Huh....I didn't know that"?
When you take a closer look at some of the names, teams, stats and bios of the thousands of players that have laced up the skates, you quickly realize that there are a number of interesting stories, moments and coincidences.
Hopefully in these upcoming posts I'll be able to share some new information for you (some of which may or may not be....well, interesting).
Let's give it a shot.
DID YOU KNOW: Vezina winning goalie Miikka Kiprusoff of the Calgary Flames was not the first from his family to play in the NHL. That distinction goes to older brother Marko.
Marko was drafted in the 3rd round (70th overall) of the 1994 Entry Draft. He had built a pretty solid career in Europe before trying his hand in the NHL. But his game didn't transfer well over in North America.
He played in only 24 games for the Habs in 1995, tallying 4 assists before making his way back home to Finland.
He was a mainstay on the Finnish National team for most of the 90's (playing in almost 200 National Team games) and was a part of the Finnish team that won that country's first World Championship gold medal in 1995.
He returned for a second stint in the NHL during the 2001/02 season, playing 27 games for the New York Islanders. He registered 6 assists that year to give him a grand total of 10 career NHL assists.
Younger brother Miikka entered the 2011/12 season just one assist behind with 9.
Now you know.
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'DID YOU KNOW' - Kiprusoff x2
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Definitely did not know that, great find.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 23, 2012 at 12:19 PM
Yep. "Kipru" played in the NHL and Mikko Leinonen has an NHL record. Finns are flaming :)ReplyDelete
Yes, I did know. Thought, as a Finn, I suppose that's not so incredible... ;o)ReplyDelete
Many in Finland believe, that Marko lost his mojo when Montreal (according to rumors) made him cut his fabulous mullet, and that's why he didn't succeed in the NHL... :D
But did you know, that many others from that same -95 Finnish World Championship team also started their careers the same time in fall 1995, two most notable being Saku Koivu and Jere Lehtinen?
Did not know that.ReplyDelete
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The second city that was destroy by an Atomic bomb by the Americans in 9th of August 1945. After this in the 15th of August 1945 the Imperial Japanese Empire surrendered itself and so ended the age of WW2.
See it isn't that hard to make a good definition about Nagasaki.
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An alcoholic drink comprised of one part eggnog and three parts sake. Popularized by Andy Bernard in the season 3 Christmas special of The Office.
Some places won't make it for you, because eggnog is seasonal. NAGASAKI!!
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Farting in an elevator as it descends then getting off at the ground floor.
I let fly a silent-but-deadly Nagasaki on the second floor then got off the elevator on the first.
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an alcoholic drink...japanese beer with a shot glass of saki dropped in.
I'll have a NagaSaki...a japanese car bomb
ayon kay ShoeWe ika-24 ng Enero, 2008
When one person verbally insults another so brutally that the other person is forced to concede defeat.
Steve: Dude, I'm all hyper. It's like I can't sit down.
Dan: What? Did you have a hot date last night?
Steve: Shit, man, what can I say to that?
Dan: I just Nagasakied your ass!
Dan: What? Did you have a hot date last night?
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Dan: I just Nagasakied your ass!
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To take a truly rancid huge shit. I.e. to drop a bomb in the bathroom.
Usage - to nag a saki.
Usage - to nag a saki.
Dude, I just nagged a saki in your bathroom. Sorry.
Dude, I nagasakied your bathroom. Where a haz-mat suit.
Dude, I nagasakied your bathroom. Where a haz-mat suit.
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Excessively spicy or burnt food. Implied reference to the 1945 atomic bombing of this unfortunate Japanese city.
They're offering Nagasaki Chicken in the canteen again today.
I'd suggest you pass on the Nagasaki Sauce, it's lethal.
I'd suggest you pass on the Nagasaki Sauce, it's lethal.
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Boyd leads No. 3 Clemson to rout of Wake Forest
CLEMSON, S.C. -- Tajh Boyd became the second Atlantic Coast Conference quarterback to account for 100 career touchdowns and got No. 3 Clemson's offense back on track in a 56-7 victory over Wake Forest on Saturday.
Boyd threw for three touchdowns and rushed for another score. He stands at 102 TDs in college, joining former North Carolina State quarterback Phillip Rivers in the ACC's century club. Boyd passed for 311 yards and ran for 69 to surpass Charlie Whitehurst as Clemson's total offense leader.
The Tigers (4-0, 2-0) have won their first four games for the second time in Boyd's three seasons as starter. He had been out of sync the past two games, but found his rhythm quickly against Wake Forest (2-3, 0-2).
- No. 8 FSU 48, BC 34: At Boston, Jameis Winston threw for four touchdowns, including a 55-yard Hail Mary as time expired in the first half, to help Florida State (4-0, 2-0 Atlantic Coast Conference) rally from a slow start and beat Boston College (2-2, 1-1).
Winston had first-half touchdown passes of 56 and 10 yards to tie the game after BC, coming off a 28-point loss to Southern California, opened a 17-3 lead. The desperation heave to Kenny Shaw made it 24-17, and then Winston added a fourth TD pass in the second half as the Seminoles pulled away.
- S Carolina 28, UCF 25: At Orlando, Fla., Mike Davis rushed 26 times for 167 yards and three touchdowns, as South Carolina (3-1) overcame an injury to its starting quarterback, four turnovers and a 10-0 halftime deficit to beat UCF (3-1).
Davis picked up the slack for a Gamecocks offense that played the final three quarters without starting QB Connor Shaw. He left the game with a sprained right shoulder after a hard tackle during South Carolina's first offensive series of the game.
- No. 15 Miami 49, USF 21: At Tampa, Fla., Stephen Morris threw for two touchdowns before limping off with an ankle injury and Duke Johnson scored a touchdown in his eighth consecutive game, helping Miami (4-0) roll past winless South Florida.
Miami is off to its best start in nine years heading into next weekend's Atlantic Coast Conference opener at home against Georgia Tech. At 0-4 under first-year coach Willie Taggart, USF is off to the worst start in school history and has dropped 13-of-14 dating to last season.
Morris threw for 222 yards. He tossed touchdown passes of 19 yards to Herb Waters and 34 yards to Stacy Coley as the Hurricanes scored on their first three possessions.
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This version of the Ludlow blazer (first launched in 2008) is made of herringbone wool woven by England's Abraham Moon (considered one of the finest mills in the world). The jacket itself is partially unconstructed—in other words, it's made with a specially developed interior that offers some structure but, because of a soft shoulder, maintains a more laid-back look than traditional blazers (aka it's lighter and a bit more casual).
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Ludlow blazer in herringbone English tweed
Rated 4.3 out of 5 by 8 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5 by rooroo Terribly Tasty Tweed The quality of the fabric is fantastic. It's exactly as depicted in the photos. There are no visible flaws anywhere. The herringbone pattern on the grey version looks terrific. My only gripe is that it runs long. The bottom reaches my crotch, and the sleeves are a touch long as well. I've previously bought blazers from both J Crew and J Crew Factory, and this was never an issue, so I have to assume this is a problem unique to this product. The shoulders, chest, and waist fit really well. For reference, I normally wear a 38 regular, and that's what I went with here. 5'10" 150# 31" waist December 4, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by JCrewShopper Nice wool tweed sportcoat This sportcoat is well-made, with a classic charcoal tweed color. One caveat, however, is that the coat is noticeably longer than other Ludlow sportcoats in the same size. Also, as can be seen in the photos, it has outside patch-style side pockets rather than the inset side pockets of many other Ludlow-style sportcoats. I wish it had the regular inset pockets. September 23, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by FillyPhop Almost Perfect? This tweed blazer is perfect, but like the other reviewers pointed out, it is way too long. I am 5'11", 198lbs, athletic build. I bought the 44R, and everything about it--from the fabric to the cut--is superb...except that pesky length (it drapes down past my rear). I would say that if you are 6'1" or taller, you can buy the regular size and it will fit you perfectly. I can't imagine what a 44L looks like! Also, just a note about J.Crew sizing, I went to the local J.Crew store and tried on several different blazers in several different sizes; I would say that J.Crew is pretty spot on in terms of their sizing i.e. my chest measures a 43, so a 44 is the perfect fit for me, while a 42 is a bit snug. Most of the reviews on J.Crew about blazers tend to be pretty accurate, such as the Ludlow corduroy blazer. Everyone says it's a tight fit, particularly in the armpits, and when I tried it on in the store, it most certainly was. December 31, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by kday Fantastic stylish jacket! This is a fantastic jacket that's stylish while not being too formal. The herringbone pattern with tweed is a great combination. It goes well with dark navy jeans. I am typically a 40 long in other brands, and I bought this jacket in a 40 regular, and it fits me perfectly, so keep that in mind. December 14, 2015
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Runners recall painful day at Boston Marathon
When Jennifer Coyne took off for her 26.2 miles of Monday's 117th Boston Marathon, completing the prestigious race was the second-best memory she expected to experience.
The first would be doing so while being five months pregnant.
Little did Coyne know that her memory of the race would be forever tainted by a terrorist attack that would send emotional shock waves throughout the United States.
Her planning for the marathon had begun months ago after she learned she was pregnant.
"My physician checked with all of his other (obstetricians)," the 26-year-old Erie resident said. "Their basic rule of thumb was that if you ran one before, you can run one again."
Monday was actually the second marathon that Coyne tried to complete while pregnant. She qualified for Boston last September at the Wineglass Marathon in Corning, N.Y.
Two months later, Jon Coyne learned that his wife was already carrying their expected firstborn during that race. Satisfied with her medical clearance and specific training, she still chose to participate in the sport's most prestigious race while in her second trimester.
"The weather was perfect," Jennifer Coyne said of Monday's conditions, "but Boston is a tougher course than I thought it would be. The first half is mostly downhill, but the second half has a series of seven hills. I walked up those because the doctors said the only thing to watch out for was my heart rate."
Jon Coyne, via bicycle, did what he could that day to monitor his wife and encourage her amid the estimated 500,000 spectators who lined the course. He caught up to Jennifer during the 23rd mile, and then ventured ahead to what he anticipated would be an emotional reunion at Boston's Boylston Street finish line.
Their eventual reunion was emotional, but not for a reason they could fathom.
At 2:50 p.m., two bombs were detonated in the finish line's vicinity. The explosions killed three spectators and injured at least 170 others.
Jon Coyne wasn't near the blasts at the time, in what Jennifer Coyne now considers one of two miracles.
The first was Jon Coyne's decision to turn around from his spot near the finish line and check on Jennifer's progress. That spot had been on the same side of the street where the explosions took place.
Jon did so because he sensed, correctly, that Jennifer was starting to struggle. However, had she run a "non-pregnant race" -- as she called it on a Facebook post -- she likely would have crossed minutes before the blasts.
Instead, Jennifer was caught amid a horde of runners who were stopped by law enforcement officials roughly one-half mile away. That's when what she said her second miracle happened.
Within seconds of stopping, and thousands of faces all around, Jennifer and Jon instantaneously found each other.
"I don't even remember being confused; it was that quick," she said. "He literally called for me on the spot."
The Coynes learned about the explosions from a text by Boston resident J.K. Park, a friend of Jennifer Coyne's from her days at Grove City College. That information made it through to them as they began to work their way back to their car, which was parked two blocks from the finish line.
It was during that confused trek that the Coynes heard a third blast, which occurred in the John F. Kennedy Library. It was later determined to have been coincidental, caused by a fire in the building's mechanical room.
"We were in fight-or-flight (mode) by then," Jennifer Coyne said, "so I actually wasn't hurting too much because of the adrenaline. We didn't really talk much. We just wanted to get out of there as soon as we could."
The Coynes finally made it to their car and, with a Massachusetts Turnpike exit nearby, made a quick escape.
Jennifer Coyne let it be known that she intends to finish what the people who committed that horrific act wouldn't allow her to Monday. She plans to return to the marathon's Hopkinton State Park starting line for the 118th Boston Marathon.
If all goes well, Jon Coyne andtheir infant son -- the Coynes plan to name him Robert Daniel -- will watch Jennifer run that day.
Other Erie County runners and volunteers also experienced that traumatic day:
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Dave Vickey's first reaction was that a gas explosion occurred somewhere between him and the marathon's Boylston Street finish line, which was roughly four-tenths of a mile away.
Vickey, a 64 year-old Erie resident, quickly realized he was fine, only to have a more dreadful thought.
His son, Nathan, and daughter, Natalie, were supposed to be waiting for him at the finish line.
"That's when the anxiety really started," Vickey said.
Vickey's stress worsened because he didn't possess a cell phone. When finally directed off the course, he was told to return to the baggage area at the starting line or head for the family meeting area at the finish.
Vickey opted for the latter. Unable to find Nathan or Natalie, he was told by a police officer to check Boston Common, the city's equivalent of New York City's Central Park.
Relief finally came when a Good Samaritan let Vickey use his cell to call Nathan, who answered. It was then that Vickey learned his two children still were lingering in the family meeting area, several hundred yards away, rather than at the finish line when the first bomb exploded.
"Kind of makes you think there," Vickey said.
Couple takes pause
Although Janet Comi was within one-half mile of completing her first Boston Marathon, she didn't sense anything was wrong at the time of the blasts.
"There were so many people in the crowd at that point," she said. "The cheering was deafening."
Comi was among the runners whom officials stopped at that point. A marathon volunteer eventually drove onto the course in a golf cart and told the participants that their race was done because they wouldn't be able to get across the finish line.
Comi said the runners in her group were detained for more than an hour before they could leave. They had to take alternate routes to the finish line's bag drop and family meeting area, although it was at the Boston Common where she finally crossed paths with her fiance, Mike Vieyra, and two of his relatives.
Vieyra officially completed his sixth Boston Marathon. However, it was his first appearance in the Patriots' Day event in six years.
"It's grown each time I've gone," Vieyra said of the Boston Marathon. "(Monday's race) was by far the biggest and the best organized."
The race's support staff were tested when the bombs were detonated roughly 15 minutes after Vieyra completed his race. He estimated he was two-thirds of a mile away when the explosions occurred.
"After the first blast, there was just silence," he said. "Everyone was wide-eyed; there were no screams."
Vieyra's immediate concern was learning about Comi's whereabouts, since he sensed she should have been close to finishing. That was made tougher because cell service was sporadic.
Vieyra finally learned by text that Comi was fine, prior to their meeting up at the park.
Monday's incident affected Vieyra and Comi, each 59 and each Fairview Township residents, in a different way from the other county participants. The Erie Runners Club members have served as co-directors of the Erie Marathon at Presque Isle for nearly a decade.
The explosions had Vieyra pondering if extra safety provisions are needed for the 2013 race, which is scheduled for Sept. 15 at Presque Isle State Park.
"Most of the time when we think about disaster (scenarios), it's usually the risk of tornadoes or lightning storms," he said. "But (the explosions) have me thinking about that or other 'what-ifs.' "
'A very sad day'
Daniel Kweder, 51, completed the course roughly 45 minutes before the detonations. (An Erie Runners Club official had first reported that Kweder did not run because of an injury.)
Kweder was with Erie runner Daniel J. Collins IV in the waiting area beyond the finish line at the time of the explosions.
He had lingered there longer than expected because of cramps before starting back to the finish line to await the potential arrival of other local participants.
"I'm guessing we were a block away when we heard the first explosion," Kweder said. "I thought it was a bomb or some kind of construction crane had fallen. But shortly after that the pandemonium started with all these ambulances coming down to the area."
It took almost five hours for Kweder to reunite with his wife, Laura, and a good friend Pete Stolar before they could head back to their hotel in Natick, Mass.
Shawn O'Brien said he was supposed to meet Kweder and Collins for a runners' after-party at Boston's House of Blues concert hall and restaurant. That never happened, although the 45-year-old Erie resident said he briefly spoke with them in the aftermath of the explosions.
Like Kweder, O'Brien also completed his marathon roughly 45 minutes before the explosions. His hotel was only blocks away from the finish line, so he was already back in his room at the time of the blasts.
"I was close enough that I could hear them, but I didn't know what happened," O'Brien said. "Then I heard sirens, so that was a giveaway that something was wrong. They were howling nonstop."
Monday was O'Brien's ninth appearance at Boston. He's competed in past races with his wife, Diane, who plans to resume her marathon career later this year in Chicago.
Some of Kweder's friends said they'll never run in that marathon again. As for him?
"I'm not sure," Kweder said. "It's something to think about. There's sure to be a lot of changes, unfortunately, because of the people who did this."
O'Brien's reaction to the day was more somber.
"It was a very sad day," O'Brien said. "That's all I can say about it."
Boston first timers
Edinboro resident Jeanne Espey, 50, was among the runners who took advantage of a free pass into the race.
Espey, a social worker at Sarah A. Reed Retirement Center, actually qualified for the 2012 Boston Marathon.
However, she took advantage of an offer by Boston Athletic Association officials to skip that race and automatically qualify for this year's because extreme heat was expected that day.
Now, Espey is relieved she still hasn't completed a Boston Marathon.
"Thank God, I was about a quarter-mile from the finish line when we were stopped," she said. "I knew I was OK, but I was thinking about some of my friends I knew had already crossed (the finish line)."
Shannon Henley of Albion crossed that same finish line roughly two hours earlier. Henley, a 2012 Northwestern High School graduate, completed her second marathon and first Boston race that day.
Clair and Valerie Henley were on hand for their daughter's appearance, as were brother Michael Henley and Shannon's boyfriend, Shane Greenlee. Their great vibe over Shannon Henley's achievement largely ended when they heard the two explosions blocks away.
"When we heard people talking and starting (to run) in the opposite direction, that's when we knew something was up," she said.
It was on the subway back to their hotel in Westborough, Mass., when the family officially learned the cause for all the panic.
Henley said future marathon plans are murky, although Monday's incident wasn't the main reason for her indecision. It has more to do with her status as a first-year student at the UPMC Shadyside School of Nursing.
"I think I'll take a break from marathons for awhile," Henley said. "It's for multiple reasons, but they are physically tolling."
Volunteers affected
Amy Barrall was the faculty adviser for 14 Edinboro University exercise club members who served as Boston Marathon volunteers. The health and physical education professor wasn't supposed to lead the trip, but she was a last-minute replacement for department chairperson Jim Roberts.
Because Roberts is affiliated with the Boston Athletic Association, which coordinates the marathon, Edinboro's group was assigned to work the mile 25 water station. That put them near the tower base for the Citgo gas logo sign, which noticeably looms over the left-field fence of Fenway Park, iconic home of the Boston Red Sox.
But even though they were only about a mile from the finish line, Barrall, 34, said the group didn't fully learn the details of what had happened until six hours later. That's because a combination of crowd noise, architecture and course design prevented them from any audible or visual sense of the explosions.
"There was no indication at first," Barrall said. "There was nothing to report until some spectator in her late 20s came over the barricade. She was hysterical, talking about some explosion. There were about 20 of us who kind of looked at her like, 'What?' because we didn't see anything or hear anything."
It wasn't until law enforcement officials began to appear on the course and in helicopters above that Barrall suspected something really was amiss. The club members remained together throughout, but were eventually forced to walk eight miles back to their hotel because the subway system was shut down and taxi service was limited.
Barrall said in jest that those eight miles could have been worse if not for the fact they were part of an exercise club. Even more vital, though, was that one of the 14 students bypassed taking the subway that morning to their designated site.
That student was Dustin Thomas, a senior with the Fighting Scots' cross country team.
"Luckily," Barrall said, "he decided to run the eight miles (to the site) as his morning workout. He's also in the ROTC, so we just followed his lead.
"Kudos to all the kids," she said, "because they stayed calm throughout. Getting out of there went a lot smoother than it could have."
Closing words
Karey Elliott's race was over for roughly 45 minutes when the bombs exploded. The 38 year-old from North East and her immediate family members were several blocks away from the finish line during those horrendous 20 seconds.
Physically, they were all fine.
Emotionally, though, the experience and the painful senses of that day will linger with Elliott for a long time.
"I hope to God I never see or smell anything like it again," she said.
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UFC 120 promises to expand the UFC's reach further into the European market and should hopefully provide an entertaining card. In this slideshow, I'll break down the odds of each fight and give my predictions.
This card is light on fights that actually have title implications, but still provides some interesting matchups. The most interesting fights on this card, are the Akiyama-Bisping main event, and the Condit-Hardy fight. The latter is especially interesting as it seems Hardy is already looking past "The Natural Born Killer."


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The Max Planck Institute for Plant Breeding Research conducts basic molecular biological research on plants with the goal of developing more efficient breeding techniques and environmentally sound plant protection strategies for industrial crops.
Plants spend their life in one position, and thrive in locations where they are exposed to a wide variety of environmental conditions. This versatility is possible because plants continuously monitor and respond to environmental stimuli such as light, temperature and the availability of nutrients. Such responses alter the growth habit and form of the plant adapting it to its particular environment.
The Department of Plant Breeding and Genetics was officially closed on 31 January 2016 with the retirement of Prof. Koornneef
Research in the Department of Plant Microbe Interactions engages in fundamental molecular processes underlying interactions between plants and pathogenic or beneficial microorganisms. The plant innate immune system, mechanisms of microbial pathogenesis and principles determining the assembly and functions of beneficial plant-associated microbial communities have a central role in our discovery programme.
Research in the Department of Comparative Development and Genetics aims to attain a predictive understanding of how biological forms develop and diversify, by using a combination of genetics, biological imaging, genomics and computational modelling. To empower their work scientists in the Department developed Cardamine hirsuta- a small crucifer related to the reference plant Arabidopsis thaliana- into a powerful genetic system. Comparative studies between these two species and other seed plants aids them in uncovering the mechanistic basis for plant diversity and helps them formulate general hypotheses about how morphology evolves.


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To the senior complaining about the print, I am in my 60s and have been wearing glasses since I was 6. I dont have a problem looking at it. Maybe theres something wrong with your eyesight. Perhaps you need to have some cataracts removed or something.
Same God
The same families show up year after year for the free stuff are made by the same God.
Term limit
I think our problem is that we have congressmen in office who have been there longer than the president. Their limit should be eight years, as well. Maybe if we change that law, things will get done.
All humans
I would like to point out that all humans, regardless of race or gender, should be respected. Humans were created in Gods image. If you disrespect other people, you are disrespecting God.
Thank you
I would like to thank the gentleman who went to Aiken Elementary and took the time to bring Alexis Hooper some tabs and her picture from the newspaper.
Helping hand
I was in line at Publix and a gentleman heard me complaining about being laid off. He gave me $20, and I would just like to say thank you.
Traffic lights
Since we cant time the traffic lights properly or are ignoring the problem, a phone number for the camera system owner should be published so we can call them and have something done about it.
Highway 78
I wish someone would do a study on what happened to the widening of U.S. Highway 78 toward Charleston. They were looking to buy the right of way, but its all died down. It would boost the economy and help if Charleston ever had to be evacuated.
Highway 78 was supposed to have been widened in 1997. I live in Montmorenci, and I have seen where the widening was to be. Highway 78 is a very traveled road and one of the main entrances into Aiken.
Follow China
Why dont we follow China and limit the people on welfare to one child?
Slow down
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The Story of the Ghost
|The Story of the Ghost
|Studio album by Phish
|October 27, 1998 (US)
|March 11-15, September 29-October 2, 1997; April-June 1998, Bearsville Studios
(Bearsville, New York)
Additional sessions:
March 4-7, April 7-11, 1997,
Dave O's Farmhouse
|Funk rock, neo-psychedelia
|Andy Wallace
|Phish chronology
|Singles from The Story of the Ghost
|Professional ratings
|Review scores
|Rolling Stone
The Story of the Ghost is the seventh official studio album by the American rock band Phish. It was released by Elektra Records on October 27, 1998.
Much of the album originated during large-scale improvisation sessions. The band then took favorite moments from those in-studio jams and wrote songs around them, adding lyrics from a book of writings by long-time Phish lyricist Tom Marshall.[3] Additional excerpts from the improvisational "Ghost Sessions" were also later released as The Siket Disc.
A few of the album's songs reflect the band's 1997 "cow-funk" sound, with bass guitarist Mike Gordon taking a more prominent role. Much of the album, however, is defined by what Rolling Stone called an "unhurried vibe ... with airy, uncluttered grooves and relaxed vocals."[4] Unlike Phish's previous albums, The Story of the Ghost does not include any instrumentals. "End of Session" is the only song on the album to have never been performed live.[5]
Early incarnations of several tracks from the album can be heard on the 2000 release Trampled by Lambs and Pecked by the Dove, a collection of song sketches recorded by frontman Trey Anastasio and lyricist Tom Marshall.
"Birds of a Feather", "Frankie Says", and "Shafty" (the latter song a reworking of Phish original "Olivia's Pool") were all debuted live during the "Island Tour", a brief run of shows the band played while taking a break from recording the album in April 1998. All four nights of the "Island Tour" were later released as part of the LivePhish Series.
In 2000 during the promotion for Farmhouse, many interviews saw Anastasio citing a certain disdain for the process of creating The Story of the Ghost. He was critical of the band's "socialistic" approach to the song selection for the album. "There were songs I thought should have gone on The Story of the Ghost album, that were better than the songs that got on there" Anastasio said in a 2000 interview. "if anyone didn't like a song it was out. But what happens with that approach is the material gets watered down. You end up with songs that everyone is fine with, but the best songs are usually those where one person is passionately for and one person really hates, because the best songs are those that arouse strong reactions".[6]
Tom Marshall recalls that one of these stronger songs was omitted in favor of what he felt was a weaker track in "Fikus" [7]
In February 2009, The Story of the Ghost was made available as a download in FLAC and MP3 formats at LivePhish.com.
Track listing[edit]
- "Ghost" (Anastasio, Marshall) - 3:52
- "Birds of a Feather" (Anastasio, Fishman, Gordon, Marshall, McConnell) - 4:15
- "Meat" (Anastasio, Fishman, Gordon, Marshall, McConnell) - 2:39
- "Guyute" (Anastasio, Marshall) - 8:27
- "Fikus" (Anastasio, Fishman, Gordon, Marshall, McConnell) - 2:21
- "Shafty" (Anastasio, Fishman, Gordon, Marshall, McConnell) - 2:21
- "Limb by Limb" (Anastasio, Scott Herman, Marshall) - 3:32
- "Frankie Says" (Anastasio, Fishman, Gordon, Marshall, McConnell) - 3:07
- "Brian and Robert" (Anastasio, Marshall) - 3:03
- "Water in the Sky" (Anastasio, Marshall) - 2:29
- "Roggae" (Anastasio, Fishman, Gordon, Marshall, McConnell) - 2:59
- "Wading in the Velvet Sea" (Anastasio, Marshall) - 4:30
- "The Moma Dance" (Anastasio, Fishman, Gordon, Marshall, McConnell) - 4:28
- "End of Session" (Anastasio, Fishman, Gordon, Marshall, McConnell) - 1:54
From the band's website:[8]
- Trey Anastasio - guitars, vocals, horn arrangement for "Birds of a Feather"
- Page McConnell - keyboards, vocals
- Mike Gordon - bass guitar, pedal steel, vocals
- Jon Fishman - drums, vocals
Additional Musicians and Production Staff
- Andy Wallace - producer, mixer
Recorded at Bearsville Studios, Bearsville, NY April - June 1998
- Chris Shaw - engineer
- Chris Laidlaw - assistant recording engineer
- Dave Grippo - saxophone on "Birds of a Feather"
- James Harvey - trombone on "Birds of a Feather"
- Jennifer Hartswick - trumpet on "Birds of a Feather"
- Heloise Williams - background vocals on "Birds of a Feather" and "Shafty"
Additional Recording Sessions: Bearsville Studios 3/11-15, 9/29-10/2, 1997
- John Siket - recording engineer
- Chris Laidlaw - assistant recording engineer
Dave O's Farmhouse 3/4-7, 4/7-11, 1998 Recorded by Phish and Andy Wallace
Mixed at Soundtracks Studios, NY, NY June/July 1998
- Steve Sisco - assistant mix engineer
Mastered by Howie Weinberg at Masterdisk July 1998
Pre-Production Digital Editing: John Billingsly
Management: John Paluska/Dionysian Productions
Production Assistance: Beth Montuori, Brad Sands
Technical Assistance: Paul Languedoc, Pete Carini, Kevin Brown, Brian Brown
Paintings by George Condo
Art Direction: Lili Picou
Project Management: Cynthia Brown and Jason Colton
- ^ Gallucci, Michael (2011). "The Story of the Ghost - Phish | AllMusic". allmusic.com. Retrieved 7 August 2011.
- ^ Kot, Greg (2011). "The Story of the Ghost by Phish | Rolling Stone Music | Music Reviews". rollingstone.com. Retrieved 7 August 2011.
- ^ Sessions at West 54th. Phish 10.20.1998 - David Byrne Interview (Part 2) Online. Accessed: August 30, 2011.
- ^ Kot, Greg. Story of the Ghost Review Rolling Stone. October 5, 1998. Online. Accessed: August 30, 2011.
- ^ Phish.net Song History: End of Session Online. Accessed: August 30, 2011.
- ^ Geoffrey Himos. Farm Boy: Trey Anastasio Sows the Fields of Phish
- ^ Randy Ray. The High Watermark with Tom Marshall and Trey Anastasio Part I
- ^ http://phish.com/#/music/story-of-the-ghost


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SPARTANBURG — Whit Merrifield hit his first career grand slam and Andrew Crisp and Nick Ebert each drove in three runs as South Carolina defeated USC Upstate, 14-6, at Harley Park.
South Carolina, which hosts Clemson tonight, improves to 27-14 for the season. The loss drops the Spartans to 10-29.
Merrifield was 2-for-4 with five RBI, which matched an individual season high by a Gamecocks player this season. Crisp was 3-for-5 with three RBIs with Ebert, Kyle Enders, Bobby Haney and DeAngelo Mack tallying two hits apiece as well. Ebert also homered for his team-leading 14th of the season.
South Carolina starting pitcher Jay Brown (3-0) tied a career-high with 6 2/3 innings of work. He allowed five runs on seven hits with five strikeouts and four walks allowed.
USC Upstate starter Austin Moyer (2-5) took the loss.
The Gamecocks reached double digits for the 11th time this year in a game by the fifth inning.


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Miracles to social reforms: Why Kerala's Father Chavara, Mother Euphrasia were canonised saints
With the canonisation of Mar Kuriakose Elias Chavara and Marth Euphrasia Eluvathingal in Vatican on Sunday, Kerala now has three saints that the Catholics all over the world can worship. #India #didyouknow #Kerala #catholics #Vatican Church #Kerala saints #Marth Euphrasia Eluvathingal #Mar Kuriakose Elias Chavara #Father Chavara #Mother Euphrasia
Jul 29, 2013
Who am I to judge if someone is gay and reaches out to god: Pope
In contrast his predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, signed a document in 2005 that said men with deep-rooted homosexual tendencies should not be priests. #NewsTracker #Gay #Sexual orientation #Vatican Church #Pope Francis #Gay priest
Apr 24, 2013
Pope Francis now has huge following of 6 mn on Twitter
The Spanish version is reported to be the fastest-growing of the account's nine languages, with 2.046 million followers. #NewsTracker #Vatican Church #Pope Francis
Mar 11, 2013
Conclave to elect new pope to begin on Tuesday
The conclave date was set on Friday afternoon during a vote by the College of Cardinals. Tuesday will begin with a Mass in the morning in St Peter's Basilica, followed by the first balloting in the afternoon. #NewsTracker #Vatican City #Pope Benedict XVI #College of Cardinals #Papal conclave #Vatican Church
Mar 06, 2013
Sistine Chapel closed ahead of conclave to elect new Pope
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Mar 04, 2013
College of Cardinals start papal vote preparations in Vatican
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Mar 01, 2013
Cardinals begin long process of choosing new pope
No front-runner stands out among the 115 cardinal electors — those aged under 80 — due to enter the Sistine Chapel for the conclave that picks the new pope, so discreetly sizing up potential candidates will be high on the cardinals' agenda. #NewsTracker #Vatican Church #Papacy conclave #Pope Benedecit
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He is an intelligent one: Dalai Lama on Pope Benedict
Dalai Lama today expressed hope that Pope Benedict XVI will continue to be available for the benefit of the people despite his resignation. #NewsTracker #Dalai Lama #Pope Benedict #Vatican Church
Mar 01, 2013
Benedict becomes first Pope in 600 years to resign
The pope's journey into retirement began with an emotional send-off from the Vatican, with Swiss Guards in full regalia and prelates kneeling to kiss Benedict's papal ring one last time. #NewsTracker #Vatican City #Pope #Vatican Church
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Benedict spends last day as Pope meeting cardinals
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Welcome to Mistress Carrie's Blog!
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Green Day will release Uno! the first of 3 new albums, on September 25. Check out the tracklisting below.
You know how much I love a good cover song. Here are the details on Re-Machined from the Eagle Rock Entertainment press release!
Green Day are gearing up to release 3 new albums, Uno!, Dos!, & Tre!
You can say what you want about Gotye's hit song "Somebody That I Used to Know"... Love it, hate it, don't get it... whatever.
Over the next 6 months, the RHCP will be releasing 18 B-sides from the I'm With You sessions.
Check out more of my interview with Slash, during his visit to WAAF last week.
Mike Shinoda is an interesting guy and he's always willing to talk about anything. He's passionate about his band, their music, and most of all their fans!
Yeah, that's what really happens. Even Slash has to go through security. Yesterday, the halls of the offices here were alive with excitement.
Dark Knight Rises composer Hans Zimmer, has written a new song "Aurora" in tribute to the victims of this shooting, and is donating 100% of the proceed
Hailing from Lowell, Massachusetts, Gary Hoey is a local
Do you remember where you were the first time that you heard Guns 'N' Roses? I do...
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John Cooney: Martin treads a righteous path beset with obstacles
Published 08/02/2010 | 05:00
SIX years after taking over from the disgraced Cardinal Desmond Connell as Archbishop of Dublin, Diarmuid Martin is highly trusted by the public nationwide for his determined commitment to root out paedophile priests.
In fact, he is probably the only bishop who is fully trusted to put the welfare of children above shielding the church from scandal.
The former Vatican diplomat, who did not seek the emotionally draining job of cleaning up the clerical abuse mess left by Cardinal Connell, has also proved himself to be the Irish church's most effective communicator in enforcing the best standards of child protection.
Yet his stock among his fellow bishops and his own clergy in the Dublin Archdiocese has plummeted to its lowest level since he took charge in April 2004. Just as a prophet is not recognised in his homeland, so too, it would seem, a church reformer is fated to meet resistance from defenders of the status quo.
As early as spring 2006, when he was just two years at the helm of the biggest of Ireland's 26 dioceses, sly digs were being made by other bishops about how detached the Archbishop of Dublin was from their largely rural perspectives and problems. Among social gatherings of Dublin priests, the French nickname was quickly given to him of 'St Martin of Tours', a reference to his habit of attending conferences and giving speeches on the international circuit.
Last month, the archbishop even found time out from his demanding central role in preparations for this month's summit in Rome of the Irish bishops with Pope Benedict to address the prestigious annual get-together of the movers and shakers of the business world in Davos, Switzerland.
As early as 2006, too, some of his priests were telling him at private meetings of clergy that they regarded him as a temporary phenomenon who was dispatched to Dublin as the Pope's man but who would be called back to high office in the Vatican some time after the publication of the Murphy report into the cover-ups of abuse in the archdiocese.
Individual priests challenged his declared policy of immediately removing from office priests against whom complaints or even suspicions of inappropriate behaviour towards children were made. The priests complained that they were being deprived of due process, and that ensuing media publicity would severely damage their reputations even if later acquitted of unfounded charges. The archbishop has tried to keep such cases out of the news ahead of any criminal court appearances, but he was not for turning on church disciplinary policy.
This criticism of his leadership, however, has reached new heights amounting almost to open revolt. An unexpected channel for airing these grievances has come from a church newspaper which was traditionally a docile propaganda medium of the bishops, but which is now to the fore in campaigning for extensive reform of an over-clericalist church.
The current issue of the 'Irish Catholic' has reported the minutes of a private meeting of up to 25 priests held in January at which it was claimed that Dr Martin has become "a source of division", and had adopted "a dictatorial manner".
The priests claimed it was "a grave injustice" that Dr Martin "hung out to dry" six former Dublin auxiliaries named in the Murphy report, whom he called on to take responsibility for being part of a system of church governance that put the prestige of the church above the welfare of children.
This 'underground' meeting called for an analysis of the Murphy report as a matter of urgency, a move which is echoed in the February issue of 'The Furrow', the Maynooth journal for clergy, where retired Dublin priest, Fr Padraig McCarthy, openly questions its conclusion that the majority of Dublin priests were complicit in the concealment of abuse by simply choosing to turn a blind eye.
Fr McCarthy makes the astoundingly arrogant claim that his analysis is an "objective" reading of the report, and he suggests that "what was and still is missing is a considered diocesan response". In other words, Fr McCarthy has laid down the gauntlet to Dr Martin with his implied criticism that his boss's response has been unobjective and unrepresentative of clerical opinion in the archdiocese.
When I asked Dr Martin yesterday if he accepted he was "a divisive figure", he said that this stemmed from the question that was put to him at a meeting of priests shortly after his return to Dublin from Rome where he and Cardinal Brady briefed Pope Benedict just days after the November 26 publication of the Murphy report.
Dr Martin recalled that at this meeting he was asked for his attitude to Murphy's shocking findings. "I believe my reaction was to recognise something terrible happened on our watch," Dr Martin replied. "We got it spectacularly wrong. We have to admit that. And admit it unconditionally."
It was a direct answer to the often unsourced criticisms of Dr Martin's unconditional position.
With the Rome summit only a week away, nothing short of an unconditional recognition of what victims suffered from clergy will be acceptable to the Catholics of Ireland, whatever the sniping from a minority of grassroots clergy.
Dr Martin cannot afford to lose the coming battle for Pope Benedict's ear.
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Politicians all around the United States are fighting like cats and dogs about how they will spend their ongoing windfall from the tobacco industry.
Forty-six states have settled for $206 billion while four others received $40 billion. Texas' share of the misbegotten pie was $17.6 billion.
Realistically, this gargantuan settlement won't cost the fat cats of the tobacco industry a single penny. The only losers are lifelong smokers such as myself.
I just paid $4.50 more a carton for my cigarettes and learned that there will be additional increases in late December and January.
I smoke three cartons a week, which amounts to 156 cartons a year. This means my cigarettes will cost me $702 more each year, which exceeds one month of my income.
I will probably invest in a cigarette roller and start rolling my own as I did as a child.
Smokers, let's unite and see how our money is really going to be spent.
New Hampshire Maryland want to spend our money for their schools.
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This means that when a child falls out of a tree and breaks his arm, all smokers will pay the inflated cost.
The Texas Tech Health Sciences Center will get $75 million, which it will use for research on infectious diseases, diabetes, migrant and environmental health and other feather-your-own-nest research which has absolutely nothing to do with smoking.
Philip Morris plans to spend more than $100 million on anti-smoking advertising which we all know won't prevent young people from smoking.
I agree with one anti-smoking ad-vocate who said something to this effect: "The more you tell a teen-ager not to do something, the more you increase his curiosity so he has to try it."
Teen-agers will always smoke, and price increases won't deter them as they pay more for tennis shoes than I paid for my first car.
Again, the only losers are lifelong smokers - especially those of us on a fixed income.
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Denver, CO. --- (L-R) WBO Jr. Welterweight champion Mike Alvarado and No. 1 contender Ruslan Provodnikov of Russia pose Thursday during the final press conference for their upcoming world title championship, Saturday, October 19 at 1STBANK Center in Denver, Co. Promoted by Top Rank® and Banner Promotions, in association with Tecate, Alvarado vs. Provodnikov will be televised live on HBO World Championship Boxing®, beginning at 9:45 p.m. ET/PT. --- Photos by Chris Farina/Top Rank.
Imagine two hoodlums trying to mug Provodnikov and Golovkin while out sightseeing :lol1:.Comment by bojangles1987 on 10-18-2013
Alvarado by decision or cutting Provodnikov's face up.Comment by King_ on 10-18-2013
[QUOTE=The Vision...;13852334]Pretty sure its Kronk and about a week ago.[/QUOTE] Sweet, thanks. That fight would be absolutely ridiculous and if it happens I hope they have an ambulance and a bunch of doctors at ringside ready to go :boxing:Comment by Evil Abed on 10-18-2013
[QUOTE=King-;13852327]When/where is that picture from in your sig?[/QUOTE] Pretty sure its Kronk and about a week ago.Comment by King_ on 10-18-2013
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Welcome to the dark-side of my bizarre mind
I'm trapped inside of this amusement park ride
There's an atom bomb inside of my hard drive
I'm holding the apocalypse
Let's take a ride and get lost in this metropolis
Just realized that I'm an idiot
Wearing my disguise, my real face is fucking hideous
My pretty bitch watching Insidious with her pussy out
Awwwwwwwww, Sookie Sookie now
Rapper terrorist, rarer than good parents is
Putting hard drugs inside of all your baby carriages
Arrogance, throwing cherry bombs where the sheriff lives
Just because that shit's hilarious
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I took acid in San Francisco
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A genius still thinking with his dick bone
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Out in Wichita, Kansas, smoking meth with all the locals
Asking them to teach me how to yodel
Suppose I'll die alone from an overdose of some sort
In a motel while some whore fucking running to the drug store
I hacked into the motherboard, argued on a public forum
Uploaded a virus to the network then unplugged the cord
The laws are not important
If you scared lock your door then
I always feel like a foreigner
Morphin' into some sort of sorcerer
I'm Yuri's brother if it's Lord of War
What would I be normal for?
I'm going door to door shooting porno's with a good script
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Joe Arpaio Busts 20 More Janitors as a Result of Immigration Raid
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Arpaio's office says the county is now safe from 20 more janitors/cleaning ladies as a result of the same investigation.
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Championship side Donegal Celtic did it again last night when they overcame Institute to rocket their way back into local football's top flight.
The 'Wee Hoops' last tasted play-off glory in 2006 and like last night it was the Drumahoe men who fell victim that time.
The Belfast men, having dropped out two seasons ago, missed out on a return to the Carling Premiership last year when they were beaten by Dungannon Swifts, had skipper Stephen McAlorum to thank on this occasion, as he fired home that all important winning goal four minutes from time.
Both sides had to make enforced changes to their starting line-up with the home side bringing in Joe McCready for Paddy McLaughlin, while DC brought in duo Daniel Hanna and Kevin Duff for Ciaran Gargin and Tony Heagney.
In a disappointing opening it was the visitors who seemed to settle more and they had the first shot on target after just 11 minutes, when Thomas Wray lost possession to McAlorum, but his shot was easily saved by Gavin Cullen.
Minutes later a Ryan Semple free-kick found David Ogilby but the big centre-back's header at the back post failed to trouble Declan Brown.
DC captain McAlorum was inches away from giving his side that all important away goal on 33 minutes, but his long range drive, fizzed just past Cullen's right hand post, after Gary McFadden's header clear fell to the midfielder.
Just before the break a super turn by McCready saw himself some space inside the DC area, but a great last ditch tackle by David Hanna blocked the striker's effort at goal.
John Gregg's side should have broken the deadlock on 46 minutes when Sean Friars' deep centre found an unmarked Shaun Holmes, but with the goal at his mercy he headed over the bar.
A lung-busting run by Liam Watson ended with the midfielder's low drive superbly kept out by a full stretched Cullen.
Gregg made a bold move on 61 minutes when he replaced Holmes with striker Paul Lowry and went with three at the back.
However he was nearly caught out soon after when Barry Spence's long ball down field found Paul McVeigh, but he blasted wide.
Then, a poor defensive header from Wray fell to Watson, but with his weaker left foot the midfielder blasted wide from 12 yards.
The deadlock was finally broken on 86 minutes when terrible defensive mistakes by Ryan Semple and then Wray saw the ball fall kindly for McAlorum and his fired the ball home to spark wild celebrations.
institute: Cullen, Wray, Ogilby, Seydak, Holmes; Semple, Boyle, McFadden, Friars; McCready, Divin. Subs: Lowry for Holmes (61); McClements for McCready (68); Crown, Blackburn, Ryan.
donegal celtic: Brown, Duff, Spence, Curran, Lambe; McAlorum, Hanna, Bradley, Watson; O'Neill, McVeigh. Subs: Adamzyk for O'Neill (56), Gargin, McAllister, Cleary, McMenamin.
Referee: Arnold Hunter (Maguiresbridge).
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