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'We are Arsenal, we have big ambitions' - Mathieu Flamini says Gunners are good enough to shock Bayern Munich
Published: 17 February 2014
Updated: 12:18, 17 February 2014
Mathieu Flamini is convinced Arsenal are capable of producing one of the shock results of the season by knocking holders Bayern Munich out of the Champions League.
Arsenal were eliminated by Bayern at the last-16 stage of the previous campaign and since then, Bayern have arguably become even stronger under new coach Pep Guardiola. They lead the Bundesliga by 16 points.
After making seven changes to their starting XI, the Gunners rode their luck to beat Liverpool yesterday and progress to the quarter-finals, and Flamini has seen enough since he returned last summer to believe Arsene Wenger's team can advance in Europe, too.
"We know it won't be an easy game because Bayern are a very strong team, but we are Arsenal, we have big ambitions," said the Frenchman. "If we want to qualify, we have to get a good result against Bayern.
"What I will say about this season is that I see a great commitment, I see everyone working very hard on the pitch and helping each other.
"I think it is what we had during my first spell here (from 2004 until 2008) and we won the FA Cup in 2005, because against Liverpool it was a difficult game, from the first to the last minute everyone worked very hard, even the players playing up front.
"We asked them to defend and to help the team and they did it very well, which is very important for us. It was important to show some character on the pitch, some solidarity.
"This year, Arsenal have a lot of ambition and are fighting for the league title. We have qualified in the FA Cup and we will do everything to qualify in the Champions League.
"We know it will be a difficult game and now it is important to recover very well because we had so many games. Today, we will start thinking about Bayern."
Arsenal's victory over Liverpool set up a quarter-final tie against Everton later this month, which will also take place at Emirates Stadium.
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I live in the north side, and to get to school I usually park at an LRT station and take the train because school parking is so expensive, but now that more and more people are doing this all of the lrt parking lots are usually full, leaving me with no where to park!
If I were to drive right to the campus, where would I be able to find parking relatively close and not have to spend $50 to leave my car all day?
[–]marthawhite 7 points8 points9 points 1 year ago
I always parked in Emily Murphy Park and then walked up the nice path in the river valley (including many stairs) to get to Saskatchewan Drive. It was only a 15 minute walk and a great way to start the morning anyway.
Another option (though less scenic) is to park east off of 109 st, around 86-84 ave area. There is a lot of residential parking there, though sometimes it was difficult to find a spot (but usually reasonable).
[–]ApiniRenewal Resources 3 points4 points5 points 1 year ago
There is only one section of street (87th ave) on the university side of 109th street that is free parking, the rest is NO parking between set times (I think 8am-6pm) as its resident paid parking there or something like that. The city will ticket you, I made that mistake this summer. However on the east side of 109th street there is slightly more (again not much) free parking. It fills up really fast during the day.
Edit: totally missed the word east when I read through yours. Oops!
[–]marthawhite 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
Good to clarify anyway so no one else had to pay tickets :)
[–]CassiansBCom 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
This area as marthawhite mentioned. It's a quick walk and generally pretty simple to find a spot.
[–]dsouzar 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
The neighborhood right across from ETLC has streets with 2h parking I believe. I might be wrong so check for yourself
[–]ohnoesbh 4 points5 points6 points 1 year ago
Windsor Park area do not have free parking. You require a permit.
(Source: I live here)
[–]akzz7 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
Try parking around common wealth, that place is usually empty compared to other parking lots i noticed, I believe my friend told me that markings free from like 8-6 there or something along those lines
[–]bfpeachy 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
How about 76 Ave and about 110 St, in McKernan? That used to be free, not sure about today. You could hop the LRT from McKernan/Belgravia, too.
[–]LordGudMSc Chemical Engineering 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago
That is where I live, and I'm surprised more people don't use it. But most areas around 76th are 2 hour parking.
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Status, Risk-Taking and Intertemporal Substitution in an Endogenous Growth Model
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North Carolina
2/5 rDev -46.2%
02-27-2012 15:17:03 | More by Lob
South Carolina
2.45/5 rDev -34.1%
Picked up a growler of this hoping to have a relaxing night watching football. Pours a nice copper color with a decent head. Smell is somewhat deceptive. It comes across as floral, citrus hop, but is nothing like the taste. I has a good mouthfeel and starts off nice until it rolls off the tongue and down the throat. Then it turns into a stringent, dry after taste. This was a tough one to finish and Ill have to admit, I was only able to put two pints away. The next day I poured the rest of the growler down the drain.
11-14-2010 15:27:34 | More by kinged8th
2.5/5 rDev -32.8%
07-24-2013 17:21:14 | More by DuffDaddy
2.75/5 rDev -26.1%
04-10-2013 02:30:41 | More by SmellsofMahagony
North Carolina
2.75/5 rDev -26.1%
07-18-2013 01:29:58 | More by mwbrady12
2.8/5 rDev -24.7%
Served on-tap in a clear pint glass at Boylan Heights (Charlottesville, VA).
A: Light amber with cap of off-white head with skimpy lace at the top of the glass.
S: Herbal, earthy hops and some light pale malts, but the aroma is way light and not distinctive.
T: The flavor is a big let-down, as I enjoyed FOothills' Hoppyum IPA a lot. THis brew is like a glorified homebrew but after you've just tasted a really good homebrew or craft beer. Hops are flat and herbal with no brightness and the malt load is far below the necessary level. A messy brew that doesn't really push any flavor forward and thus is left with a lot of low-impact flavors.
M: Feel is thin and subpar for the style. Aftertaste is cardboardy and not pleasant.
D: Skip this one and buy pretty much any other ale on the menu. This brew is unrefined and needs more finishing to recommend as too many messy flavors and off-flavors are present with no dominant flavor taking charge. Maybe it's the draft lines, and since their other brews are good, I will give this another try elsewhere and see if there is a difference.
04-03-2010 04:19:31 | More by argock
2.95/5 rDev -20.7%
Poured copper color with an off-white one finger head that dissipated to a ring. Small amount of lacing.
Smells of hops mostly floral and citrusy.
Taste like a typical overly hopped (IMO) pale ale with very little malt character. A little out of balance.
Medium body with a dry finish. Not bad mouthfeel, just wish I liked the flavor a little more.
Overall a very average session pale ale. Forgettable.
04-23-2011 02:04:43 | More by dmbsteve
South Carolina
3/5 rDev -19.4%
05-20-2014 15:29:29 | More by jaswilson2
North Carolina
3.1/5 rDev -16.7%
On-tap at home, trying something lighter for the summer months. Appearance is a nice amber color with nice head and lacing. Smell is pretty much non-existant. Taste is slightly better than the smell, with a little bit of hops and malt taste. I will say that this one has more taste once it warms up a good bit, 10-15 minutes of sitting. Mouthfeel is good and drinkability if fine, would be better with just some defining taste characteristics. I will probably not be putting this one back on the keg rotation.
04-07-2010 21:00:50 | More by callisbeers
3.25/5 rDev -12.6%
06-06-2014 19:56:32 | More by Adkins1203
3.25/5 rDev -12.6%
01-14-2014 01:38:33 | More by mattmarka1
South Carolina
3.25/5 rDev -12.6%
03-12-2012 00:50:44 | More by UltimateLivewire
North Carolina
3.25/5 rDev -12.6%
03-08-2013 05:10:17 | More by allbrigs
North Carolina
3.25/5 rDev -12.6%
03-15-2012 17:14:53 | More by jak
3.25/5 rDev -12.6%
02-06-2014 03:15:57 | More by edhizdeid
3.3/5 rDev -11.3%
Reviewed from notes.
Pours a moderate copper color with a white head and a pretty good amount of lacing. Nose is light citrus and herbal hops. The taste brings some pale malt as well as a slight bit of citrus. A light bitterness in the feel. Easy drinking but somewhat lacking.
11-11-2010 13:01:53 | More by Thorpe429
3.33/5 rDev -10.5%
Bottle was a 2006 GABF left-over that was given to me as a reward for my volunteer efforts. Thanks a million to GABF and to Foothills for the opportunity. Entered as category #37 (American Pale Ale).
Pours a massive tan head. I won't hold against the beer, as I suspect this one is normally not bottled. Crystal clear amber rust with very tiny particulates. Fairly attractive. Smells grassy pine and oranges. Flat. Musty and earthy.
Tastes brutal rough grassy hops. Not co-humulone, but earthy gritty. Oranges. Dry. Sort of toffee mixed in with the oranges. very earthy hops. Floral, but not overly bitter. Drying caramel from malt. Also some darker malt that comes across almost as an iron character.
Md body and overly carbonated. Too hoppy and not the right kind for the style.
12-26-2006 04:51:42 | More by mentor
3.33/5 rDev -10.5%
Poured out of a growler into a 1L glass mug.
Appearance is a slightly hazy medium copper with a very tiny head.
Nose has plenty of earthy hops along with some caramel and toffee notes from the malt.
Flavor is a bit watery from the start with a quick shot of hoppy bitterness. Some earthyness from the hops quickly follows along with some caramel and biscuit. A pleasant maltyness lingers through the finish.
Overall this isn't a bad beer but the body is lacking. I also feel it is a little more hoppy than it should be and the malt kind of gets buried.
03-23-2012 00:49:03 | More by rangerred
District of Columbia
3.45/5 rDev -7.3%
I had this on tap at Foothills.
A: It poured a very hazy orange which was on the darker side of the orange spectrum. The head was about 1/2 finger and retained itself throughout.
S: Not much on the nose at all.... maybe some muted citrus and fresh H2O.
T: Despite what I got on the nose, this one had a substantial citrus bite with lots of orange peel. Very fresh!
M: Not uber sweet, but quite bitter, especially for a Pale Ale. There was a slight bit of lace left on the glass.
O: This was a nice, bitter American Pale Ale that was definitely up to par with their other yummy beers.
04-29-2012 19:55:34 | More by Chaney
3.5/5 rDev -5.9%
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North Carolina
3.5/5 rDev -5.9%
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3.5/5 rDev -5.9%
05-08-2012 22:29:49 | More by Lantern
3.5/5 rDev -5.9%
07-30-2012 17:07:15 | More by DrunkinYogi
North Carolina
3.5/5 rDev -5.9%
07-31-2012 14:09:11 | More by Brewsed
West Virginia
3.5/5 rDev -5.9%
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Delft and The Hague Half-Day Trip from Amsterdam
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The trip was very gud and the lady guide new it all quite well and the way she explained was just fantastic.
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Reviewed by: inaki, August 2014
Overall a very good trip for a half day afternoon. In the Haghe there is so much to see, perhaps an extra stop rather than so much time in the Deflt factory would have been better.
Reviewed by: Janice G, August 2014
Really enjoyed the trip.
Reviewed by: Thomas P, July 2014
It is what it was; too large a group. Large group to be walked from meeting location to bus and large group to be able to hear dialog from guide during walking tours in Delft and The Hague. Unfortunately rain also dampened the day. Otherwise the guide was very good and we saw what we wanted to see.


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High Country Kölsch - Mt. Begbie Brewing Co.
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Ratings: 41 | Reviews: 30 | Display Reviews Only:
Alberta (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -3.3%
07-19-2014 03:51:58 | More by bulldogops
British Columbia (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
05-12-2014 23:53:06 | More by Bates7219
Alberta (Canada)
4/5 rDev +10.5%
04-18-2014 05:59:53 | More by Exeter
British Columbia (Canada)
4/5 rDev +10.5%
02-23-2014 01:40:09 | More by ZachT
Alberta (Canada)
3.85/5 rDev +6.4%
Sampled at Beer Revolution in Calgary, a recently tapped keg. A fairly pale golden brew with about an inch or so of stark white head. Although I am by no means a kolsch expert, this one has a different character to me as compared to some of the other Euro and North American takes I've sampled ... The malts were sweeter and the hops were somewhat bolder. Perhaps I was able to capitalize on trying this fresh on tap as opposed to from a bottle or can. Aroma was fresh and crisp, characterized by pale white bread style malt, a green mildly aromatic vegetable note like cucumbers and a hoppy fruitiness that evokes gooseberries. Tastes like sweetish pancake batter, tomato leaf, oilseed, floral tobacco, and floral soapy gum, with a sweet boiled graininess pervading the whole experience from start to finish. I like the currant-esque "genus Ribes" fruity vibe from the hops, and presumably this fruity character is further bolstered by the ale yeast. The malts taste less cracker-like than other kolsch, with more caramelized flavor apparent, although the thinnish mouthfeel and moderate to brisk carbonation remind you that this is technically a session beer. Pleasingly flavorful, at least in this capacity. The reviews below suggest that the bottled experience is rather more banal.
01-11-2014 21:37:18 | More by CalgaryFMC
British Columbia (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -3.3%
11-18-2013 07:15:27 | More by Erik-P
Alberta (Canada)
4/5 rDev +10.5%
02-09-2013 05:40:06 | More by Bryn
Alberta (Canada)
3.6/5 rDev -0.6%
Another can for the collection, I'm so glad Zyn sells such a wide variety of singles.
Tan can with a black and white picture of a train engine and engineer, photo courtesy Revelstoke Museum and Archives (same as the bottle label pictured). "A light bodied, refreshing German ale. Craft brewed in small batches in the heart of the majestic Selkirk Mountains. Revelstoke's hidden gem..a real thirst quencher!
Pours slightly hazy, straw yellow with a short topping of white head. OK foam retention, thin lace lines. Smells grainy and grassy, hint of citrus, very lightly hopped.
Taste also lightly hopped, fresh wheat graininess, slightly fruit finish. Body light, finish dry, medium mouthfeel, good level of carbonation.
Light and crisp, easy to drink, a decent interpretation of the style. It was a real thirst quencher!
12-31-2012 04:58:20 | More by BigBry
Alberta (Canada)
3.6/5 rDev -0.6%
Appearance- Pours a hazy straw with finger width of white frothy head.
Smell- grains, white grape, grass, lemon zest.
Taste- You get pretty much everything from the aroma. Has a pleasant fruity finish.
Mouthfeel- Light to medium bodied with moderate carbonation.
Overall- A easy drinking and crisp Kolsch by Mt. Begbie. I enjoyed the presence of the white grape. I would have liked to see the hops more pronounced to make this brew stand out more.
07-26-2012 03:03:41 | More by leaddog
4/5 rDev +10.5%
05-21-2012 20:18:01 | More by joepimms
British Columbia (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
05-19-2012 03:09:56 | More by bumchilly25
British Columbia (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -3.3%
05-12-2012 22:59:17 | More by schopenhauerale
British Columbia (Canada)
2.75/5 rDev -24%
03-12-2012 04:54:21 | More by chickenm
Alberta (Canada)
3.13/5 rDev -13.5%
355ml can poured into pint glass 25/1/12
A clear golden yellow with a short lived finger of foam leaves two random patches of lace
S some grainy cracker and lemon
T what I smell but with a little a little rice cake
M clean and refreshing, light and well carbonated
O pretty basic stuff, nothing offensive but no worth looking for
a summer beer at best, simple liquid but drinkable nonetheless
01-26-2012 08:00:11 | More by wordemupg
British Columbia (Canada)
4/5 rDev +10.5%
11-21-2011 03:23:18 | More by EskimoDave
3.48/5 rDev -3.9%
A: The beer pours a rather pale yellow/straw color with a couple fingers of white head that dissipates somewhat quickly.
S: A light breadiness to the nose with some pale malts that are augmented by a definite corn presence. Floral and grassy hop notes as well as some mild yeast. Fairly sweet on the nose.
T: Sweet bread and pale, cracker type malts with a little bit of a biscuit flavor. Still some corn presence which amps up the sweetness a bit. Straw and grass hop flavors and just a very mild bitterness.
M: Light to medium in body with a moderate level of carbonation.
O: Decent enough, but not quite as good as many of the other kolsches out there.
05-04-2011 18:43:20 | More by womencantsail
Alberta (Canada)
3.33/5 rDev -8%
Poured from a 650mL bottle into Sam Adam's 'Perfect' pint glass. I'm unfamiliar with this style so I'm not sure what to be looking for.
Appears a pale golden, with a nice foamy head and good amount of carbonation.
Smells of grain and a hint of sweetness (plum? pear?).
Tastes as it smells, grainy with only a dash of hops. Very smooth (almost watery) in the mouth and a dry finish.
With an ABV of 4.5%, low hop profile and a nice, cold, wet mouthfeel that dries after you swallow, this beer is highly drinkable. This bottle finished in no time at all. Perfect for drinking at a lake, or in the back yard enjoying the sun. A great brew to share with Macro drinkers to try and get them to explore the delicious world of real beer.
04-05-2011 00:12:10 | More by potterface
British Columbia (Canada)
3.6/5 rDev -0.6%
A - Pours a cloudy straw yellow. With a good amount of pure white head. Not very good retention however. To style.
S - Very bready and yeasty. Hint of pear. Mostly smells of wheat and yeast. Bit high on the DMS as well.
T - Little to no hop flavor. Mostly tastes of very pale malt (wheat, pils, pale). Nice summer beer. Indistinct bitterness at the end.
M - Smooth. Beer doesn't have much body and is a bit watery.
D - Very high, one of my more favorite summer beers.
12-14-2010 01:09:10 | More by IllNate
Alberta (Canada)
3.78/5 rDev +4.4%
A - nice tall white head, pale straw colour, constant bubbles allowed for lengthy retention, lacing negligible
S - buttery bread and corn with some leafy green notes and very subtle fruity sweet, generally subtle flavours
T - leafy green hops with a slight grape sweetness and lemon zest bitter and buttery bread malt throughout
M - decently carbonation but a little watery thin, finishes dry
D - hits the key elements of the kolsch style, subtle but well balanced flavours, and definitely goes down easy, both tasty and sessionable
11-11-2010 03:07:13 | More by joemcgrath27
Ontario (Canada)
3.83/5 rDev +5.8%
Picked this up as I was sold on the Silver Medal they were advertising from the 2010 Canadian Brewing Awards. Let's see if this is medal material...
A - Pours a very light straw/golden colour, reminiscent of ginger ale, thin layer of head which quickly dissipates leaving no real lacing.
S - Bread, bread and bread. The bready malts dominate this one with some earthy undertones and the slightest caramel scent on the finish.
T - The flavours are textbook Kolsch, with leafy green hops coming through nicely and bitter grape-y malts coming through on the finish. Well done indeed.
M - This one is pretty dry, leaving your teeth sticking to your cheeks. Again, this is textbook for the style, though I'm typically not a huge fan of a very dry finish. Lighter bodied and goes down smooth.
D - Overall, I would agree that this beer is medal material for the style. The appearance, flavour and mouthfell are all textbook for the style and they complement one another to make for a pleasureable experience. A worthy offering to any Kolsch fan and I'm glad I picked up a 6-er of this.
10-10-2010 19:36:57 | More by andrenaline
Alberta (Canada)
3/5 rDev -17.1%
Very pale hat straw yellow..bone white head with good retention and some good gobs o' lace as well.
Grassy with a hint of cooked veggies..certainly no great shakes.
Light graininess and oh so slightly sweet. Bite of a buttery taste aftereard. Does finish on the drier side with a slight astringency.
Smooth given the lighter body...if they upped the carbonation it would resemble a macro light lager too much I think...
worth a try, but I found it had too much of that " small western Canadian micro brew malt" flavour that turns up in everything from Amber's to Roughneck to Mt. Begbie.
09-16-2009 02:59:38 | More by Shadman
Alberta (Canada)
3.03/5 rDev -16.3%
A clear straw yellow poured into my pint glass with a nice but short lived white head.
Initial earthy aromas are followed by a faint sweetness. I want to say there is a hint of honey.
Light maltiness is tasted first, with soda crackers coming to mind. Nothing else jumps out at me. The hops I didn't detect in the smell come through in the clean dry finish.
The lower level of carbonation is welcomed. There is a nice crisp characteristic to this thirst quenching beer.
This clean, crisp lager is very drinkable in the 650 mL bottle. Well balanced and at 4.5 ABV, it is a great summer afternoon drink.
08-04-2009 01:20:28 | More by bludtek
Alberta (Canada)
3.93/5 rDev +8.6%
Pours a sparkling clear straw-yellow colour with a small head.
Smells of neutral grains, not much else. Nothing 'off,' perhaps a very light malt fruitiness.
Taste - clean is the name of the game. Cleaner than a lot of light lagers, even. Slight acidic metallic/lemon character, probably just from the carbonation. Very faint malt character, almost none. Exceptionally clean, moreso than most mega-brew lagers, even. Very dry, but not puckeringly so. Thin body. Spritzy.
Good drinkeability, owing to clean, neutral character and clean, dry finish.
This is my first kolsch, but it's bang on what I expected a kolsch to be. Might get higher marks if I had any frame of reference.
07-20-2009 23:48:18 | More by prosper
Alberta (Canada)
4.03/5 rDev +11.3%
650ml bottle. Nice old-timey train imagery on the label.
This beer pours a clear, medium golden straw colour, with a few skinny fingers of puffy, bubbly, and soapy white head, which leaves a thin ring of lace around the glass as it steadily recedes.
It smells lightly of dry bready malt, a hint of sourdough, a bit of white wine must, faint indistinct citrus peel, and some soft floral, leafy hops. The taste is much bolder in its doughy, bready maltiness, and slight white cracker graininess, with some laid-back lemon esters, and earthy, leafy hops.
The carbonation is fairly mild, just a nice lilting frothiness, the body an ethereal medium-light weight, with an overall airy creaminess that makes this pint glass drain much more quickly than I had anticipated. It finishes off-dry, and generally crisp.
A fantastic summer patio beer, the well-rounded bready malt, the subtle touches of fruit and hop, all contributing to a healthy sessionability - if this rapidly emptying bomber is any indication.
06-29-2009 02:52:36 | More by biboergosum
British Columbia (Canada)
4.15/5 rDev +14.6%
good clarity, not brilliant. nice straw colour. very slight hop aroma, with good malty tones and honey and faint pear notes.
deceiving mouthfeel, not as light as it looks. medium bodied and soft like a good bohemian pilsner which is very suprising, pleasant, and arguably the best part of the beer. minimal, but lasting head with some lacing. flavour is smooth, with no discernable fruitiness, or hop presence, just good, light, malt.
there is just the faintest hint of hops on the finish, very low bitterness and perhaps a wheaty finish.
overall very tasty.
05-06-2009 21:59:44 | More by noeldundas
High Country Kölsch from Mt. Begbie Brewing Co.
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The Texas product said he doesn't care that other first-year Vikings players have received the most attention so far.
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Last update: July 28, 2006 – 9:43 PM
MANKATO - Among the Vikings' first-day draft picks this year, Cedric Griffin would qualify as the forgotten and certainly least talked-about man.
Linebacker Chad Greenway received the typical attention that goes to a team's first-rounder. The second-round selections of raw offensive lineman Ryan Cook and Division I-AA quarterback Tarvaris Jackson spurred plenty of debate.
And then there was Griffin, taken with the first of three second-round picks.
"I don't really care about that at all," Griffin said about the lack of focus. "That's the draft, and when it's time to get to game day it's a different story."
Griffin certainly stands to see the most playing time of the Vikings' No. 2 picks when it gets to game day. He is second on the depth chart behind Antoine Winfield at left cornerback and will compete with Dovonte Edwards, Ronyell Whitaker and newcomer Dwight Smith for a role in the nickel package.
Griffin got a head start on that competition Friday as the Vikings' rookies and selected veterans opened training camp with two practices in the 90-plus-degree heat in Mankato. Both sessions were conducted in shorts, meaning Griffin was unable to display the heavy-hitting style that made him a standout at the University of Texas.
"We talk about creating a frenzy schematically in this defense, with big men running and little guys hitting, and the things that attracted us to Cedric Griffin were really the same things that attracted us to [fifth-round safety] Greg Blue," Vikings defensive coordinator Mike Tomlin said. "At their positions they were arguably the most physical players in the draft."
Griffin left Texas with an impressive résumé. He started 38 consecutive games over his final three seasons and earned first-team All-Big 12 honors last year as the Vince Young-led Longhorns won the national championship. Griffin had eight of his 275 career tackles in Texas' 41-38 victory over Southern Cal in the Rose Bowl.
Griffin has watched the tape of that game twice but is quick to say he has put his college success behind him. "The adjustment is getting here, working with the older guys and being an underclassman all over again," he said. "Just not being a top dog. It's hard, but at the same time I love it because it's a learning process and it's something I want to do. I want to learn from Fred [Smoot] and Winfield and Darren Sharper and Tank [Williams]."
The only surprise about Griffin's statistics at Texas is the fact he had only three interceptions in 51 games. Last season he did not pick off a single pass. But Griffin said that had more to do with opposing quarterbacks throwing away from him than anything.
Still, criticism about his ability to catch the ball has bothered him. "It's frustrating because any time you read something bad about you it gets in your sidekick [brain]," he said. "I'm not really worried about it. I'm just going to go out there and show those guys that I can play and that I do have good hands."
As Griffin attempts to adjust to life in the NFL, he also has been presented with some off-the-field issues. He will become a father any day now and is anxiously awaiting the birth of his baby boy. Griffin also is dealing with sorrow, having lost his mother, Linda Williams, to breast cancer on the day after Mother's Day. "I have faith and I believe in God so I know my mom is still watching me," he said. "I have no worries about that. She's still watching me. And she saw me make the draft so I think everything is fine now."
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His tests are super easy! He gives you a review a week before each test and as long as you take good notes, practice your short answers and essay beforehand and attend at least one SI session per test, you will do fine. I made a one hundred on each of his 4 tests. He even gives you a 15 point extra credit question on the final. Don't buy the text
This is a tough class compared to all the other basic core classes offered at UNT. He gives a review 2 weeks in advanced but expects you to know every little thing. if you study just the short answeres and fill in the blank you can pass the class if your not the best essay writer.
This class is super hard.. lucky we had ROBERT as an SI leader.. if you can take a section where he is the SI leader--- students recommend the class based on that and he pretty much helps you pass all the test.
This professor gives informative lectures, they are not fun, but they get a little interesting if you want it to. The grade is only from the 3 or 4 test during the semester,but he gives the best reviews 2 weeks prior. The T.A's offer many study sessions that help also.This is not your class if you don't want to study though,if you will, take it.
Hard course because there are many details to remember. Take good notes. Must attend all classes to grasp the necessary notes/information. Test reviews are excellent. Offers helpful study sessions with TA. Tests have some essay questions. Plan to write organized answers. Use flash cards for vocabulary.
Don't expect to be entertained by this professor, or even learn much. His lectures are straight from the textbook. The only positive about his class is that he gives you a study guide that includes all the questions that will be on the test. This class is all about memorization and regurgitation of the memorized information.
Very interesting professor and lecturer. I had no interest in the subject beforehand but he makes it very enjoyable. His tests are straightforward from the lectures, so if you take good notes you can just reproduce them. Didn't use the textbooks much, but weren't expensive to buy. Really great professor!
His tests are super hard with no word bank for 20 fill in the blanks, and then expects you to write a detailed essay. Unless you're an ace in history, don't take this class!
EASY EASY EASY!!! He Gives you a review for each exam...and All the Exam questions come basically from the same review..Just memorize it and ur good.. Easy A. ur overall grade comes from 4 exams
Dr. Mitchener class was very hard for me. I never missed a day of class, took descent notes and attended multiple SI meetings and I still pulled a "D" in his class. The tests were all verbatim memorization with NO term word bank, two short answer, and one essay question. Dr. Mitchener was a good instructor but just be prepared for his tests.
I had to retake this class with a different professor because I got a C. I read the book, went to every lecture, and studied-- I tried everything but I just can't pass his class. History was a piece of cake in high school but this class is frustratingly difficult. Nothing from the book is on the test but what you hear/see on the powerpoint slides.
I actually liked this class. If you attend class and take good notes on what he says you will ace the tests easily. Im not even that great of a student and aced every one. Plus sometimes youll get extra credit if you attend like the class before spring break and stuff. You only have tests, no homework or reading or anything :)
Difficult class as always, relying heavily on a slew of textbooks. Tests are graduate-level and include essays entirely on reading materials, with a difficult, but doable paper. Lectures can meander a bit, but always provide sorely needed context to 15th, 16th, and 17th century maritime affairs. Excellent class if you are up for a challenge.
He likes to hear himself talk. But he tells what you he expects on every test.
Forewarned is forearmed, he is a TOUGH grader. Teaches courses as though they were at a college, rather than high-school-plus, hence the slew of whining HIST 2610/2620 students. Is always available for consultation or even idle chit-chat. Test material always covered by reviews, textbooks likely mandatory to receive a good grade.
Boring lecture, but if you attend and take notes, and use the books to study extremely the review it is an easy A. The review is the test, don't mess it up.
He is a horrible teacher, my first exam I bacisally got all but two questions correct, but because I forgot to put the years on the documents he took a a point a piece, and then on my short answer he took off 5 pts (out of 15) because I didnt use the word "local". He tells us not to go by the book but to use what he says. LMAO!
His tests are on the hard side but he gives pretty specific review sheets. Attendance is not mandatory but he doesn't make notes or powerpoints available online so lectures are important. You'll do fine if you show up, take notes, and do the review sheets.
I don't get why people don't like him. Took every one of his history courses and aced them all. He doesn't really require attendance, but essays are based on notes. As for the tests, he gives you everything you need to know on the review. All you need to be able to do is actually remember names. Anyone that complains about tests simply didn't study
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Setting aside whether or if we actually need a state vegetable (Idaho and Maine would seem to have dibs and branding value from potatoes already), the question was why the town (along with nearby Londonderry) that claims to be the white potato's first North American home was then known as Nutfield.
"Why wasn't it Spudsville, for Pete's sake?"
Apparently, early settlers from Northern Ireland who brought the spuds with them in the late 17th century, also found the area rich with chestnut trees, so Nutfield seemed an appropriate name. Perhaps they should have kept it. I imagine visitors from Ireland or the British Isles who drive up I-93 today must get a bit confused when they see one town named Derry and the next one named Londonderry. Back in Belfast, the City of Londonderry is called by its proper name by all loyal Orangemen, while it is just "Derry" to followers of the Pope.
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At least 55 bodies have been removed from an airshaft near the entrance to a mine in the southern Mexican state of Guerrero, making it the country's biggest mass grave. The state has been tormented by violence between drug gangs in recent years.
AFP - Fifty-five bodies were pulled out of a mine airshaft in southern Mexico that authorities say was used for dumping victims of drug-related violence, Guerrero officials said Monday.
The victims were found last week at the bottom of a 100-meter (300-foot) deep airshaft near the entrance to an abandoned mine in Guerrero state, officials said. Initially it was thought to contain about 25 bodies
"By Saturday night, the total number of bodies recovered from the airshaft was 55, so that concludes our work," Albertico Guinto Sierra, a spokesman for the local government, told reporters.
It was one of the biggest mass graves ever unearthed in Mexico, he said.
Bordering the Pacific Ocean, Guerrero is one of the Mexican states most affected by violence among drug trafficking gangs that, according to the government, has left over 22,700 dead throughout Mexico in the last three years.
Officials said only four bodies have been positively identified so far, including a state prison warden, strengthening suspicions the airshaft was used by drug gangs to dump the bodies of their victims.
Investigators said the bodies were likely thrown down the airshaft one to six months ago, and that it would take three or four weeks to identify most of the victims.
More than 50 families from around the country have turned up in Guerrero in the past week to find out if their missing relatives are among the bodies found in the airshaft, said Guinto.
He said police were searching for more bodies in 10 wells around the mine, after locals reported a strong stench in the surroundings.
Forty bodies have been deposited at the city morgue in Guerrero capital Chilpancingo, filling it to capacity, officials said. The rest of the human remains were taken to facilities in nearby cities.
Drug-related violence continued unabated in Mexico with six headless bodies found Sunday night, "in a half-hour period," in different parts of Gomez Palacio city, northern Durango state authorities reported Monday.
Two human heads of men 19-33 years of age were found the same night, the state's attorney general's office said in a statement. The four remaining heads were found on Monday.
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New Rule: Maybe Iraq wasn't ready for democracy--[shot of Phil Spector in huge wig] --and maybe California isn't ready for trial by jury. The jury on Phil Spector has been out two weeks. On this guy. A man who pulled a gun on every woman he met since stereo.
A man who confessed at the crime scene. A man who looks like this. But there's at least one person on that jury saying, "I don't know. She could have killed herself to frame him." Yes. This actress wanted to kill herself and she just happened to meet a guy who puts guns in ladies' mouths. Talk about going to Hollywood and getting your lucky break.
If the person who is holding up this jury writes a book, they have to have the party at Phil Spector's house, and whatever Phil puts in their mouth, they have to suck it. You never know. There's a reasonable doubt. It could be a Slim Jim.
New Rule: Junk e-mailers have to stop trying to fool me by writing "Hey, what's up?" in the subject line. Sure, it worked on me the first couple hundred times. And, yes, I'm enjoying the Viagra and my Ukrainian mail-order bride. But, stop bothering me, Replica-Rolex.com! I'm trying to talk to this deposed Nigerian prince who just needs my PIN number to make me rich!
New Rule: Our next president must have lips. [shot of George Bush with lips pursed] I'm not asking for full, pouty, Angelina Jolie lips. I just want to be able to see where the lies are coming from.
And finally, New Rule: Just because the Constitution doesn't have a religious test for office, doesn't mean I can't. This past Monday was Constitution Day in the U.S. And while I was going over the Constitution with my two adopted kids--Zack Ono and Mogadishu--I'm home schooling them--I was struck again by Article 6, Section 3. It says, "No religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office." And I agree. No one should ever be disqualified for their religion. Even the funny ones. Like all of them.
But, the problem is that there is a religious test in this country. According to a recent poll, seven in ten say it's important to have a president with strong religious beliefs. The other three couldn't take the poll because it was Friday night and Yahweh wouldn't let them answer the phone.
But, fair is fair. So, for myself and the other 15-20% of American who the majority call "non-believers," but who I call "rationalists," here is our religious test for office: if you believe in Judgment Day, I have to seriously question your judgment.
If you believe you're in a long-term relationship with an all-powerful space-daddy--who will, after you die, party with your ghost forever--you can't have my vote, even for Miss Hawaiian Tropic.
I can't trust you at the levers of government because there's an electrical fire going on in your head.
Maybe a president who didn't believe our soldiers were going to Heaven might be a little less willing to get them killed.
Candidate Mitt Romney, a Mormon, believes in spiritually-blessed underwear that can protect him. He seemed like a nice man, and so do his sons, Wally and the Beav. But, I'm sorry, their religion is bat-shit. It's like Scientology without the celebrities. And he has every right to run for president while believing in magic underwear, and believing that Jesus survived his own death and will return during an Osmonds' concert in Branson. And I have every right to take that into consideration in the voting booth.
And at the end of the day, is magic underwear really that much crazier than giant arks or virgin births or talking bushes? You're either a rationalist or you're not. And the good news is, a recent poll found 20% of adults under 30 say they are rationalists and have figured out that Santa Claus and Jesus are really the same guy.
Now, 20% is hardly a majority, but it's a bigger minority than blacks, Jews, homosexuals, NRA members, teachers or seniors. And it's certainly enough to stop being shy about expressing the opinion that WE'RE NOT THE CRAZY ONES!
Just because the vote is 4-to-1, it doesn't mean the minority is wrong. People who were against this war from the start were a minority. The majority used to believe the world was flat. But if you believe that today, you'd either be packed off to Bellevue or asked to co-host "The View."
Rob Thomas: (Talking about world leaders) Anyone who is narcissistic enough to want to rule the world, or to want to take that job, is capable of f@#king it up, period.
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Michael Scheuer: What Bin Laden basically said is that America is fighting a war that doesn't exist. We're fighting because our leaders tell us that the Muslims hate freedom and hate liberty and hate women in the work place. And that's got nothing to do with it. It has everything to do with what we do in the Islamic world, what our policies are and what our impact is there. And that's what Bin Laden was referring to. That's what my book says.
Bill Maher: Iran's president, he's in the news. Did you see this? He wanted to lay a wreath at Ground Zero, but his critics said, "No no." They said, "You are trying to exploit Ground Zero for political gain." And that is Rudy Giuliani's job.
Bill Maher: You know that the Democrat controlled Congress, their approval rating is now somewhere between rectal itch and that douche bag on the Internet who says, "Leave Britney alone." Their approval rating is 11%. Eleven percent. They were so stunned at this number, the Democrats, that it sent a chill up and down where their spine used to be.
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Mancubus's lunch gets rudely interrupted4.53 / 5.00 10,400 Views
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30 hours of work for 3 second loop (animated illustration? .-.), but looks pretty good :)
Guys, tell me, if you like it or not, or what to improve.
Maybe I'll use her for something longer...or just in demo reel...
Amazing flow here.
the movement is absolutely perfect. Though, the speed could be improved for a more realistic touch, despite it being a cartoon. Was it intentionally like this for a slow-motion effect? That aside, 10/10. Good shit, bro.
we just need her to kill 2-3 ninjas in a loop then it will be perfect
Looks really good,
Blur filter was distracting, but...
I think you have the start of something really cool here.
unfortunately not... got way too much work to create something bigger than loops ;) got tons of them on hdd and this one seems to be the best so far
Wow :D ;)
You should make it a gif ;)


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So do you guys like it when a girl squeezes her vagina muscles during sex?
Well I like to squeeze mine pretty hard on their d*** while they are f***ing me cause it feels awesome for me! Does it feel good for guys or...? no difference? or will it feel so good that they blow their load too soon? haha if so maybe I shouldn't...
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It does feel good, when you squeeze your Kegel muscle, but the main area I feel it is on the rim of the head of my penis as it moves back and forth through the muscle. For me, it feels much the same as when I move my closed thumb and index finger backward and forward over that "rim" area...when I masturbate...but the Kegal muscle feels like a more taunt muscle...Yes, I think if a guy were 'pumping' fast and you were tightening your Kegal, it would make him "shoot his wad" sooner rather than later. Exercise that Kegal ...! Bruce
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Yes, continue squeezing.
well my girlfreind does it and I don't blow off any earler than normal and itts pretty amazing for us both
I think it feels real good when she squeezes her vagina muscles, especially while she is riding me.
depends on how horney they are and if you squeen on their d*** very tightly they might just blow their load but that's a good thing.by the way awsome question :-p
If I was f***ing you and you squeezed your muscles on my penis, I'd blow the biggest load you've ever experienced.Wow that doesn't sound creepy at all...lol