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Emilio Cuartero finished ninth to lead Mizzou at the SEC Championship.
April 27, 2014
Play at the 2014 SEC Championship concluded Sunday, with Mizzou Golf posting an impressive comeback to tie for sixth with No. 21 Arkansas in Sea Island, Ga.
As a team, the Tigers (+2) improved their play and dropped strokes throughout every round of competition. With their sixth-place tie, Mizzou beat or tied six nationally-ranked progams, in what turned out to be a heated competition for teams hovering around the middle of the standings.
No. 1 Alabama (-34) won its third straight SEC Championship title, setting a school record with its final score of 806. Finishing second was No. 22 LSU (-18) who made an impressive jump in the standings during the final round of competition. No. 26 Auburn (-11) rounded out the top three-teams at the 2014 tournament that was loaded with some of the best collegiate talent in the country.
Emilio Cuartero (-4), who tied for ninth, was once again the top finisher for the Tigers. The senior improved in every round of play, shooting below par in the final two rounds. The Lledia, Spain, native has six Top 10 finishes in his final season as a Tiger.
Ryan Zech (-1) played his best round of golf during Sunday's final round. The junior tied for 19th after shooting a 3-under-par 67 with no bogeys, advancing in the standings at the conclusion of play.
Euan Walker (+5) remained tied for 36th. The freshman has been a consistent shooter for the Tigers all season, finishing at or within the Top 40 of every tournament.
Hunter Kraus (+6) finished just behind Walker as the sole holder of 42nd. The senior's best round of the tournament was in Saturday's second round where he shot an even-par 70.
Wilson Sundvold (+9) also played his best round Sunday. The redshirt sophomore shot a 1-under-par 69, with a great shot to save par on No. 18, to close out his play at the 2014 SEC Championship.
Mizzou Golf will learn its NCAA Championship fate Monday, May 5. The Golf Channel will broadcast the 2014 Men's Golf Selection Show at 9 a.m. CT during the Morning Drive. The Tigers are set to host the 2014 NCAA Men's Golf Columbia Regional Championships May 15-17, at The Club at Old Hawthorne.
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This piece is actually the opening title sequence for a full 30 minute short, featuring The Go-Man. Rest assured, the wheels are already in motion and there will be more submissions soon... and you won't have to wait another 3 years for it!
3 Years has gone by and I do apologize for those who have eagerly awaited another animation. The story itself is still something very close to me, but life being what it is and circumstances being what they are, I have found myself at a point where I work on the story in a different capacity, right now... in writing. I hope you have enjoyed watching this animation and I hope you continue to enjoy it as much as I have making it. And when the next animation arises, I hope you will enjoy it then as well.
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Where did you get the jumping from building to building act? It seemed alot familiar...
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I have been in the wolrd of creating super heroes, and I have came to a conclusion: If you are going to make a super hero make him unique, not based in other heroes like dare devil or batman etc etc
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Roy Ward Amid the celebrations during Bendigo Spirit's first WNBL title last year, coach Bernie Harrower didn't just tempt fate, he stared it in the eye.
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Flower and candy shops practically thrive off this holiday.
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"One of the unusual things about the flower business, at least this one, is that bad weather actually helps business, I think people stay home and think 'hey I think I'll send flowers to someone' so we try to make sure we're here to do deliveries," Luke Harwell said.
He said Valentine's Day brings in a lot of traffic, but even if you let the holiday sneak up on you, there's still time.
Across town, Candies by Vletas had a full parking lot too.
Owner Pam McCombs said men should be prepared for the holiday, even if their significant other tells them it doesn't matter.
"It's never been a woman, it's always been a man and they'll come in and say 'anything in a heart, just give me anything in a heart, my wife said she didn't want candy and I'm in trouble because she really did,'" McCombs said.
One customer at the candy shop tells us that he thinks the common phrase "better late than never" was invented for Valentine's Day.
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The first requirement of a good citizen in this republic of ours is that he shall be able and willing to pull his weight. He should not be a mere passenger.
President Theodore Roosevelt
My background prepares me to contribute to the ongoing development of an excellent School District. I have served the needs of children and families for 40 years; since age 19 when I served as a mentor for adolescents in Wisconsin's juvenile justice system. I have maintained this commitment throughout my adult life. In fact, I have consciously taken on personal and professional responsibilities that would one day prepare me for public service. Now, at 58, with a deep foundation of skills and experiences, I believe it is time for me to serve our District. My reason for seeking election is clear. I am not seeking an office or title – merely an opportunity to serve our community.
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In my professional life, I have directed higher education and health care/human service organizations for 25 years. Currently, I serve as President of the Adler Graduate School (www.alfredadler.edu), which owns and oversees the Jim Ramstad Community Service Center. Together with these leadership roles, I have taught both undergraduate and graduate-level courses for 30 years and have also published children's literature.
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"Reel Presence: Intersections between Faith & Film." Editor, special theme issue of Christian Scholar's Review. Summer 2011.
"Gospel Spooks: The Cinematic Southern Gothic from To Kill a Mockingbird to Get Low." Transcendence: Dark and Light--Cinema Studies Conference, Los Angeles Film Studies Center, April 1, 2011.
"Baptizing Boo: Religion in the Cinematic Southern Gothic." Mississippi Quarterly. Summer 2010: 444-447.
"Food for Thought: Some Faith & Learning Basic Recipes." Fall Faculty Fellowship. Greenville College. August, 14, 2009.
"Leaps and Faith." Chapel Address. Greenville College. March 2, 2009.
"3:00 a.m. Questions: Balancing Teaching, Research, and the Demands of Family Life." CCCU New Faculty Workshop. Azusa Pacific University. June 6, 2007.
"Perilous Passages in Romantic Self-Authorship: Genre and Gender in the American Slave Narrative Tradition. Invited lecture. Gordon College. April 19, 2006.
"Mary Louise Booth and Mary E. Wilkins Freeman's Fashionable Fiction." Modern Language Association. Washington, DC, December 28, 2005.
"Religion and the Cinematic Southern Gothic From Boo Radley to Sling Blade." Nordic Association for American Studies. Växjö University, Sweden, May 26, 2005.
"Horton Foote, Robert Duvall and Religious Dimensions of the Cinematic Southern Gothic." French Association for American Studies. University of Lille, France, May 24, 2005.
"Mary E. Wilkins Freeman's Sentimental Cure for the Problematic Puritan Origins of the American Self." Irish Association for American Studies. University of Cork, April 22, 2005.
"The Displaced Person in a Gray Flannel Suit: O'Connor's A Good Man Is Hard to Find 50 Years Later." British Association for American Studies. Cambridge University, England, April 14, 2005.
"Southern Re-Renaissance: Contemporary Fiction of the American South." The American Studies Association of Norway. Oslo, September 24, 2004.
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Humanities Editor, Christian Scholar's Review. 2004-2010
English Program Review Consultant, Blackburn College, Spring 2010
Participant, Slave Narrative Faculty Seminar, Gilder/Lehrman Institute of American History, Yale University, June 2008
Faculty Mentor and Invited Speaker, CCCU New Faculty Workshop, Azusa Pacific University, June 2007
Fulbright Scholar, University of Bergen, Norway, 2004-2005
Pew Summer Research Seminar, Gordon College, June 1998
Pew/Reinhard Research Fellowship, Greenville College, 1998-1999
Fulbright Scholar, University of Bergen, Norway, 1997-1998
Assistant Director, National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar: "Uncle Tom's Cabin and Antebellum American Culture," Newberry Library, June-July, 1995
About S. Bradley Shaw
S. Bradley Shaw grew up in Seattle Washington. He graduated from Greenville in 1983 with majors in English and Religion. He returned to GC as a professor in 1991 after completing a Ph.D. in American Literature at the University of Illinois. He has earned research fellowships from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Pew Charitable Trust, and Yale University's Gilder/Lehrman Institute of American History. In 1997-1998 and again in 2004-2005, Shaw served as the Fulbright Professor of American Literature and Culture at the University of Bergen in Norway. (He sometimes daydreams about returning to Europe in order to bike across the continent and field-test the ice cream and chocolate in each country.) He served as Director of Greenville College's Honors Program from 2010-2012. In the fall of 2011 he became Dean of the School of Liberal Arts & Sciences.
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Amman, Petra, Dead Sea, Al-Mujeb, Karak, Jerash, Ajloun, Um QAis, Wadi Rum, Aqaba, Madaba, Nebo
In this journey we will visit and discover the most important features ancient cities in Jordan from Amman Jordan's capital and known past as Philadelphia and Madaba of the most important religious sites and pilgrimage Christian, which embodied the oldest maps mosaic and Mount Nebo ,Karak ,Jerash and will not be complete the journey, without visit Petra rose-red city ,the city carved rock and discover landmarks and learn the secrets of her beauty and wadi Rum the" Moon Valley" and marine Aqaba port of Jordan and as well as the most important sites and therapeutic lowest spot on earth known benefits of therapeutic waters of the Dead Sea …..Etc.
Day 1: Airport / Amman.
Meet & Assist by our representative upon arrival to QAIA (he will help them with the entry visa and carry the luggage) then Transfer to Amman Le Meridian for Dinner and overnight.
Day 2:Amman / Um Qais / Ajloun / Jarash / Amman.
After breakfast at hotel (you will meet your guide at hotel) then transfer to visit Um QAis -sightseeing–then traveling back to Ajloun visit the castle sightseeing , Then travel to Jerash, a third-century city dubbed the "Pompeii of the Middle East" for its well-preserved Roman remains. Then back to Amman hotel for Dinner and overnight.
Day 3: Amman / Desert Castle / Amman.
After breakfast at hotel we will transfer to visit the desert castle ( ALKHARANAH ,AMRA, ALAZRAQ ) sightseeing, then back to Amman for Dinner and overnight.
Day 4: Amman / Madaba / Nebo/ Mujeb/ Karak / Shoback / Petra.
After breakfast to Madaba the city of Mosaics, which has the oldest known mosaic map of the holy land? After that we will go to view the Jordan Valley from the famous Mount Nebo (the place where prophet muses see the holy land) and visit the Byzantine Church. Then we will transfer via king way to visit Karak castle (sightseeing) (In the way we will have stop for panoramic view to Wadi Al Mujeb) .After visit we will transfer visit Shoback(sightseeing) then go to Petra for Dinner and overnight.
Day 5: Petra.
After breakfast, you will meet your Guide at the hotel or at the main entrance (he will arrange that) Start your tour of Petra with a horse ride from the main gate to the entrance of the old city (around 700 meters). The ancient city of Petra was established from 312 BC to 106 AD by Nabetean Arabs. In this era Petra was a fortress, carved out of craggy rocks in an area which was virtually in accessible. In the first and second century, after the Romans took over, the city reached the peak of its fame. Petra covers an area of about 100 square kilometres where over 800 monuments can be found. When shipping slowly displaced caravan routes, the city's importance gradually dwindled; it fell into disuse and was lost to the world until 1812, when it was re-discovered by the Swiss explorer Johann Ludwig Burckhardt. Nowadays Petra is Jordan's number one tourist attraction, known as the "rose-red city half as old as time". The Khazneh (the Treasury) even starred in Indiana Jones.
We will visit (Treasury, the Temple of the Winged Lions, the Corinthian Tomb and the Palace Tomb),then come back to your hotel for Dinner and overnight.
Day 6: Petra / little Petra / Wadi Rum / Aqaba.
After breakfast check out from hotel and luggage will be stored at your vehicles. Transfer to Visit little Petra ( same Petra but In miniature) sightseeing, then transfer to visit Wadi Rum, (with 4×4 jeeps for 2 hours) also known as "Valley of the Moon" for its lunar landscapes. Explore the rose-tinted mountains and desert vistas where Lawrence of Arabia lived with his Bedouin allies during World War, then Continue to Aqaba for Dinner and overnight.
Day 7: Aqaba / Dead Sea.
After breakfast check out from hotel and luggage will be stored at your vehicles. Board your vehicle. drive via the Arava Valley to the lowest point on the Earth, the Dead Sea. At 400 meters below sea level, the Dead Sea is infinite in what it has to offer. Ever since the days of Herod the Great, people have flocked to the Dead Sea in search of its curative secrets. Due to high annual temperatures, low humidity and high atmospheric pressure, the air is extremely oxygenated, and the high content of oxygen and magnesium in the air make breathing a lot easier. With the highest content of minerals and salts in the world, the Dead Sea water possesses anti-inflammatory properties, and the dark mud found on the shores have been used for over 2,000 years for therapeutic purposes, arrive to your Hotel for Dinner and overnight.
Day 8: Dead Sea.
Full day free at leisure in Dead Sea – Lunch, Dinner and Overnight at Dead Sea Hotel.
Day 9: Amman / Airport
After breakfast at hotel Transfer to QAIA for departure our representative will meet you at airport and will help you with all steps for departure.
- For more information about the sites please check the general information about Jordan,
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Opinion: With inflation expectations 'anchored', major central banks err on the side of providing too much stimulus rather than too little
By Christian Hawkesby*
• Global bond yields have fallen back to recent lows, as a soft patch in global economic activity has been followed by a realisation that global inflation has also been falling below target.
• Indeed, the IMF have highlighted that the real puzzle is not why inflation is so low; but rather why we haven't seen deflation.
• With inflation expectations so firmly anchored, the Federal Reserve, Bank of England, and Bank of Japan are all erring on the side of providing too much stimulus, rather than providing too little.
• While we expect yields to rise from their lows in the medium-term, in our view this requires stronger economic data is required as a catalyst.
• Global growth expectations for 2013 are still broadly the same as the 2.0-2.5% growth delivered in 2012, which seems unlikely to unhinge inflation expectations for now.
Global Bond Yields Back at Lows
Over January and February, the US 10 year bond yield rose from 1.70% to as high as 2.10% as the market's worst fears about the US fiscal cliff did not eventuate, and the US economy showed continued signs of economic recovery.
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However, since mid March, the US 10 year bond yield has fallen back to its lows for the year, falling as low at 1.65%.
At first, this move was triggered largely by signs that the US economy had hit a softer patch with business confidence abating and employment growth slowing.
At the end of 2012 the US Federal Reserve had introduced the Evans Rule, which made it clear that it intended to keep monetary policy loose as long as unemployment remained above 6.5%.
In other words, it had given job growth prominence over inflation in its dual mandate. And the market had focused on the weakness in employment and business confidence over March as a driver of lower yields.
Chart 1. Global 10 Year Bond Yields
US Federal Reserve Missing its Inflation Target
Through the course of April, it has become clearer that the very low level of US inflation also justifies loose monetary policy for some time yet.
Within its dual mandate, the US Federal Reserve targets 2% inflation, with its preferred measure of underlying inflation being the Private Consumption Expenditure Deflator (given that it effectively strips out volatile components of inflation).
At 1.2% the Private Consumption Expenditure Deflator is now lower than 2009, when global deflation was a serious concern at the height of the GFC.
Over the course of April, a number of voting Governors at the US Federal Reserve have noted in speeches that inflation is "below target", rather than "near target".
Chart 2. US Inflation Indicators
Inflation Subdued Globally
This trend of lower inflation has not been isolated to the United States, with inflation also falling in many other developed countries.
The economic outlook in Europe, in particular, still looks very challenging as austerity measures (designed to improve long-term debt sustainability) hurt the near-term economic outlook.
The recent sharp fall in global commodity prices should also work to keep inflation low.
Chart 3. Global Inflation – Annual Headline CPI Inflation
The Threat of Inflation or Deflation
Indeed, economists at the IMF have highlighted that the real puzzle is not why inflation is so low and stable; but rather why we haven't seen deflation given the vast amount of spare capacity in developed countries since the GFC.
Their conclusion is that inflation expectations have become much more anchored since the advent of inflation targeting, and therefore play a much greater role in determining actual inflation.
They show that the Philips Curve has become much flatter – in other words, actual inflation is much less sensitive to real economic activity.
Figure 3.5. Inflation and cyclical unemployment
(Percent average across advance economies)
An implication of their research is that, as long as inflation expectations remain well anchored, ongoing monetary stimulus from global central banks is unlikely to result in inflation getting out of control.
We suspect that it is this type of analysis that has influenced policy at the Federal Reserve, Bank of England and Bank of Japan.
They have decided to err on the side of providing too much stimulus, rather than providing too little. With both economic activity modest and inflation below target, this points to central banks keeping the taps on full for some time yet.
There are interesting parallels in New Zealand with CPI inflation at 0.9%, outside the 1-3% target range.
Does this imply that the RBNZ should be cutting the OCR?
Our central view is that inflation in New Zealand will gradually move back to the middle of the target range with no change in the OCR required.
However, there is a plausible scenario where CPI inflation remains stubbornly low and the RBNZ feels obliged to cut the OCR to meet their inflation target (despite the Auckland housing market picking up).
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We continue to expect the RBNZ to remain on hold at 2.50% for 2013, balancing the conflicting forces of the Canterbury rebuild and the Auckland housing market against the elevated NZD, drought and fiscal contraction.
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However, we expect this will take some time to occur.
Furthermore, with global inflation subdued, central banks are in no hurry to step back from Quantitative Easing policies.
This is likely to keep government bond yields relatively low for some time yet and support riskier asset classes.
*Christian Hawkesby is director of fixed interest at Harbour Asset Management.
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Indeed, economists at the IMF
Indeed, economists at the IMF have highlighted that the real puzzle is not why inflation is so low and stable; but rather why we haven't seen deflation given the vast amount of spare capacity in developed countries since the GFC.
Their conclusion is that inflation expectations have become much more anchored since the advent of inflation targeting, and therefore play a much greater role in determining actual inflation.
Collective discussion of inflation is irrelevant - the price structures of the assets and costs of the 1% or 99% have to be discerned in the first instance. Property enclaves in London, Auckland, S&P 500, US T10s etc are witnessing colossal price rises while the price of the things I (99%) need (utilities) go through roof as those I wish for collapse - electrical goods etc.
Another explanation is they
Another explanation is they are doing what children say to do when afraid, don't look at it and it will be gone! Expectations do not combat inflation. Ask Zimbaweans... Or Argentinians...
"Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenum". Words from the master himself.
I guess if you look at all
I guess if you look at all the debt and derivitives around the world, and realise all the printing is simply more credit with interest attached then deflation must be the end result....default.
Hyperinflation in Zimbabwe et al was because they could not sell their debt so they printed money. We are having no problem selling debt which is worse than Zim. Interest is attached.
The game can go on a long time I think.
Fed's credibility tested
Fed's credibility tested as inflation drifts below target
Should we contend a weaker
Should we contend a weaker USD is more likely than not?
easy peasy Japanesy
easy peasy Japanesy
HT The credit supply is
The credit supply is debt...it has interest attached...that is a demanded rate of growth...and this tax on credit...forces the users of credit to constantly request more and more to pay the tax.
Without constant continuous inflation...the markets would not be able to supply the yields they do
Until they can no longer.


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QUESTION: On the subject of Indigenous Peoples: "In Eat Right for Your Type" you mentioned that most Native Americans are Type O. I was wondering (being a type O as well) about the use of corn, since many tribes have used that as a staple. Are there disorders common to those tribes linked to the use of corn, or do they have more tolerance than other type O's or are there ways we can use some forms of corn in our type O diets?
ANSWER: Corn is a sacred food in many native American cultures. Unfortunately, that doesn't make it any better of a health choice!
A good example of the effect in adding corn into the diet of these type O native Americans can be observed in the bone remains of the Indiana Mound Building cultures, since we can exactly trace the introduction of corn into the diet following a long prior existence as hunter-gatherers, by the marked change in the bone structures. Prior to corn becoming a staple, the bone show little arthritis or thinning, after corn is introduced, bone deformation begins, including major changes to the teeth structure and jaw (periodontal disease). (1) In addition, maize stimulates a very rapid and powerful glycemic response,(2) so it may be that the switch to a maize-based diet from prior hunter-gathering may have been responsible for the precipitous increase in diabetes.
If corn lectins are problematic for type O, they are even more of a serious hemagglutinin in those people who are type B or type AB. Interestingly, those red blood cells of those who were blood type A2B where clumped more aggressively than those who were A1B.(3) Also of interest was the observation that corn lectin continued to persist in even the purified oil. (4)
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I built this box just to kill time in the shop. There was no one in mind and no real plan going in. It's red oak with a walnut handle. The dovetails are hand cut and so are the grooves for the bottom and the groove on the lid that the walnut handle fits into. All the stock was dimensioned by hand except cutting to rough lengths. (I don't have a crosscut hand saw yet) The bottom is real velvet inside and out. The finish is multiple coats of BLO and a reddish brown paste wax. The inside has no finish at all.
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#1 posted 934 days ago
I really like the hand design. Very pretty.
Thanks for sharing it with us all!
-- Glen, Pennsylvania, Colossians 3:23 "Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men."
#2 posted 934 days ago
Nice hand cut dovetails, I haven't done that in 20+ years, since I got a router. Good job
-- Martin ....always count the number of fingers you have before, and after using the saw.
#3 posted 934 days ago
very nice. How did you manage to do a velvet bottom? I have flocked the whole insides of a box, that takes time and some skill.
Wondering if what you are doing would be a better choice.
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great looking boxes Jason Nice design and great build.
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Good looking joinery, fine looking box
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#6 posted 934 days ago
I am impressed with the hand cut dovetails. I'm still trying to get mine to be presentable. I know that only practice will get them to look like yours.
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#7 posted 934 days ago
Dan, I take a piece of 1/8 inch hardboard and get stretch velvet and wrap it around the rough side and tape it with good old blue painters tape to the smooth side. Clip the corners an stick it in. I cut the hard board the same size as the opening in the box then take a few passes with a plane on my shooting board so that it's a nice tight fit after the velvet is wrapped. You have to be careful pushing it in that the corners don't scrunch up but once it's in it won't come out without pinching the velvet up and pulling it out.
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Excellent DoveTails and the handle is really nice!
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Creating TED fan pages for every country.
On Facebook that is, i already took the liberty of making one in Swedish but i don't have the energy to get in to it right now... just thought that it would be nice for people to be able to discuss things in their own language if they want... and it's a great steppingstone for those whom TED would not reach without going multilingual and taking advantage of the power of Facebook.
Lets make everyone know in every language that TED exists and what it's about!
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TEDswe and TEDspa was created on facebook, the progress for TEDswe is... not progressing... since I still haven't put much energy into it...
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Apr 7 2011: Hi Javier, I noticed that you requested to join TEDswe, although I appreciate your support if you do not speak Swedish or live in Sweden I think that it's inappropriate that all TEDsters join all other countries groups, lets just stick with TED and the country/countries that we are affiliated with.
Still, I'm glad to hear it!
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Even though I may prefer sports games I still enjoy playing games such as Halo and Gears of War. Also as mentioned above the info was taken from various sites.
Even though I may prefer sports games I still enjoy playing games such as Halo and Gears of War. Also as mentioned above the info was taken from various sites.
oo i hope everyone has the "Halo Vibe" because i sure do...O jeez just talking about is tense renching...(uh...shakespeare?) I pre-ordered it. The graphics are mind blowing..At least the lighting.. Its better than Bioshock and Gears in my eyes..definetly more beautiful. And multiplaya makes me [slobery/]drool[slobery]
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I prefer Metroid Prime 3 a million times over this...and Metroid is not my favorite so that's saying a lot.
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The game hasn't even been released yet so I don't know how you can compare a released game to an unreleased game. Also all you're doing is trolling so I suggest you stop. If you don't like a certain system or game that's fine. However by trolling threads by posting messages to the similar ones above all you're asking for is someone to flame you.
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Gettin a 360 soon as I can afford one, can't wait ^_^
Just a question.. do you think they'll be bringing out a sorta box set with the three games that you'll be able to buy like all together at some point?
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most likly, probably not on the 360 though. theyll also probably be asuming everyone already has all 3 thoughOriginally Posted by surfinrach90
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"If this was eight games before the playoffs, and i had to play, I'd be playing. I'm at the same spot where I was last year when I came back that Milwaukee game. So, if I had to, had to play, I would just do it. I don't know if it would hold up or not, though."Gilbert Arenas via "Grunfeld confident, Gil still progressing" - Wizards Outlet Mike Jones of the Washington Times has a pretty good update on Wizards Outlet -- evidently Gilbert played Nick Young one-on-one last week, and embarrassed Nick in winning by one point.
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