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Black Friday may be two weeks away, but retailers are already dropping the price on two pieces of Sony hardware: PlayStation TV and PlayStation 3. Both systems will start at $ 80 and $ 200 respectively through Amazon and GameStop for the holiday…
GameStop reveals The Last of Us Remastered trade-in discount
According to GameZone, GameStop will soon offer owners of the PS3 edition of The Last of Us a chance to upgrade to the PS4′s Remastered Edition for 50% off, if they trade in their PS3 copy. In other words, if you've got a PS3 copy of the game that you're willing to hand over to GameStop, you'll be able to grab The Last of Us Remastered for $ 25 instead of $ 49.99.
This is a pretty enticing offer for anyone who has already played the game, and is looking to experience it one more time at higher resolution and and with smoother fps.
The offer will kick off on July 27th and will last until August 2nd.
Amazon.com offers huge discount on select games today
Amazon.com (Amazon) is slashing off prices on a number of games today. The select games are discounted from 50% to 75% and are downloadable for personal computers and Steam. The eligible games and their discounted prices are:
- The Amazing Spider-Man - $ 17.00 (66%)
- Cabela's Big Game Hunter Pro Hunts - $ 15.00 (50%)
- Cabela's Dangerous Hunts 2013 - $ 7.50 (75%)
- Cabela's Hunting Expeditions - $ 7.50 (75%)
- Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse - $ 12.50 (75%)
- Fast and Furious: Showdown - $ 7.50 (75%)
- Prototype Pack - $ 17.49 (75%)
- Prototype 2 - $ 10.00 (75%)
- Singularity - $ 7.50 (75%)
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows - $ 7.50 (50%)
- TimeShift - $ 5.00 (75%)
- Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD - $ 2.50 (75%)
- Transformers: Fall of Cybertron - $ 15.00 (75%)
- Transformers: War for Cybertron - $ 5.00 (75%)
- Vampire: The Masquerade: Bloodlines - $ 5.00 (75%)
- The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct - $ 12.50 (75%)
The sale does not have an end date attached to it, and Amazon can be very fickle on its sales.
To find out more about the games and their discounts, visit their respective Amazon websites above.
Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z Delayed On PC, Receives Pre-order Discount
Those looking forward to picking up Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z on the PC will have to wait a few days longer than those picking up the console version, but will be rewarded with a discount. For two weeks, starting March 7, Yaiba can be pre-ordered for $ 49.99 on Steam.
Along with the news of the PC discount, Team Ninja also released a bunch of screenshots that are visible in the gallery below. Some of the images depict several locations that the cyborg ninja Yaiba will end up, including a surgical room, pyramids, and what looks like some kind of military base.
The Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of Yaiba are coming out March 18 at $ 59.99, and the PC version arrives March 21. If you're interested in the story for Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z, then you should check out the prequel comic series that explores Yaiba's backstory.
Developers can now run their own discount sales on Steam
If you thought there were already enough discount sales on Steam, get ready for a whole lot more. Steam today announced that developers can now run their own sales via the online store. …
GameFly pre-Black Friday deals discount PC digital BioShock Infinite, Saints Row 4
GameFly's Black Friday Preview sale opens the deal floodgates ahead of other retailers this year, serving up cheap, downloadable copies of several high-profile PC games.
Today's deals feature Assassin's Creed 3 at $ 5.99, BioShock Infinite for $ 7.99, and Payday 2 for $ 11.99. Other notable price drops include Total War: Rome 2 ($ 35.99) and Saints Row 4 ($ 26.79).
Starting tomorrow, Thanksgiving shoppers can pick up Dishonored for $ 3.99, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim for $ 5.99, and Final Fantasy 14 for $ 11.99. Black Friday itself will host deals for EA's SimCity ($ 23.99) and Battlefield 4 ($ 31.99).
Current and future Black Friday deals at GameFly are activated with the code GFDNOV20 at checkout.
GameFly pre-Black Friday deals discount PC digital BioShock Infinite, Saints Row 4 originally appeared on Joystiq on Wed, 27 Nov 2013 14:15:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Pre-order Injustice Ultimate Edition on Steam, earn 10% discount
The PC version of Injustice: Gods Among Us is a bit late to the party, but to convince would be Batmen – Batmans? – to grab a copy, Steam is now offering a discount to any who pre-order the fighter.
Being an Ultimate Edition, the PC game includes all of the heroes, villains, costumes and STAR Labs missions included in the initial release of Injustice: Gods Among Us, as well as the game's copious DLC additions. In sum, that's six additional characters, 30 new costumes and 60 extra missions to test your crime fighting (or causing) abilities.
This 10 percent discount is currently available to any Steam user, though keep in mind that it's only valid for a limited time. Once Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition launches on November 12, it will return to its standard $ 50 price point.
Pre-order Injustice Ultimate Edition on Steam, earn 10% discount originally appeared on Joystiq on Mon, 04 Nov 2013 20:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Slender: The Arrival, Blood of the Werewolf hit Steam at a 20% discount
Blood of the Werewolf and Slender: The Arrival are now available on Steam, bringing a batch of Greenlight-approved horror to this week's Halloween festivities.
Slender: The Arrival is a reimagining of the first-person indie freeware hit Slender: The Eight Pages, developed by Blue Isle Studios in collaboration with Slender mythos creator Eric "Victor Surge" Knudson. The Arrival expands on the original game's premise with new narrative elements and improved graphics while upping the horror quotient with Oculus Rift support.
In the 2D platformer Blood of the Werewolf, players assume the role of a part-time mother and full-time werewolf as she quests to rescue her kidnapped child from a gang of movie-inspired monsters. Blood of the Werewolf, coincidentally, was part of this month's collaborative Not on Steam Sale. As of today, it's not not on Steam.
Both games are available for 20 percent off of their regular prices through November 4.
Slender: The Arrival, Blood of the Werewolf hit Steam at a 20% discount originally appeared on Joystiq on Mon, 28 Oct 2013 22:15:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Shin Megami Tensei IV summons $10 discount
Purchase Shin Megami Tensei IV by October 14, and the game will set you back $ 40 – a $ 10 discount over its standard $ 50 price point.
As publisher Atlus points out, this is the first official discount the 3DS roleplaying game has gotten since its debut on July 16. This price cut applies to both digital download and physical retail incarnations of the game.
If you're on the fence about picking this game up, have a look at our review of Shin Megami Tensei IV in which we award it 4/5 stars. "If you've ever wondered what all the Shin Megami Tensei fuss was about, Shin Megami Tensei 4 is a great entry point," our Susan Arendt wrote. "It eases you into the gameplay without babying you, giving you the tools you need to succeed and enjoy your adventure while still providing a hefty challenge."
"It's not the prettiest thing you'll ever pop into your 3DS, and the story isn't the series' strongest, but SMT4 will demand your full attention every step of the way."
Shin Megami Tensei IV summons $ 10 discount originally appeared on Joystiq on Tue, 01 Oct 2013 19:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Pre-order Call of Duty: Ghosts, get discount on Eminem's latest album
With both game and album debuting on November 5, Activision and Aftermath/Interscope Records have joined forces to offer a discount on Eminem's upcoming album The Marshall Mathers LP 2 to anyone who pre-orders Call of Duty: Ghosts.
From now until launch, those who pre-order Call of Duty: Ghosts from GameStop will find a code on their receipt when they come in to pick up the game. This code entitles buyers to download a special version of The Marshall Mathers LP 2 which features "an exclusive, bonus studio track" for $ 9.
Furthering this joint marketing effort is an upcoming trailer for Call of Duty: Ghosts, which will feature "Survival," a track from The Marshall Mathers LP 2. "The energy and intensity of 'Survival' really matches Call of Duty: Ghosts," said the musician. "I'm excited to continue to be a part of the franchise."
As we reported earlier, according to Gamestop, Call of Duty: Ghosts is currently on track to be the most pre-ordered game of 2013.
Continue reading Pre-order Call of Duty: Ghosts, get discount on Eminem's latest album
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The ITF has announced that the dates for two first round ties involving China, P.R. and Vietnam will be changed due to a clash with Chinese New Year.
China will now host New Zealand in an Asia/Oceania Zone Group I first round battle on 27-29 January, while Vietnam's Asia/Oceania Zone Group II first round tie against Pakistan has been shifted to 14-16 February.
The ties had originally been scheduled to be played on 31 January-2 February which would have coincided with Chinese New Year, which next year falls on Friday 31 January.
The ITF Davis Cup Committee approved the change of dates based on the vast social significance of Chinese New Year in both countries and the operational difficulties it would create for the host National Association, players, public and sponsors if the ties were played over the weekend of 31 January-2 February 2014.
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Gorgeous sunset at the 5th of November 2006, with the gorgeous King's College in Old Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Scotland;
King's College was founded in 1495, initially as a Catholic college and marked the start of the University of Aberdeen.
Today King's College is a focal point in beautiful Old Aberdeen, belongs to Aberdeen University and used by both Anglicans and Catholics.
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Thanks a lot for the compliment. I really enjoyed living in Old Aberdeen, one of the nicest places I ever lived.
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A lovely shot Christopher, reminds me of my student days in Aberdeen!
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Yes Christopher i lived there for 4 years from 1995, i really liked it, but i was a student so life was easy hee hee!!!!
Oh, you then probably know the St Machar Bar as well. I find on of the nicest pubs on earth. On Friday evening, many of us from Plant and Soil Science went there. I find Old Aberdeen one of the nicest places I lived
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Puzzle & Dragons, the drug-laced mobile mashup of Pokémon and Bejeweled, is joining forces with classic 80s anime Fist of the North Star, GungHo Online has announced. The publisher didn't pass along many other details, let alone any release date. Just know that you're already dead. ATATATATATA!
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Maniac Mansion spiritual successor Thimbleweed Park meets Kickstarter goal
It's happening: the creators of Maniac Mansion are making another 2D point-and-click adventure together. Ron Gilbert and Gary Winnick launched a Kickstarter for Thimbleweed Park just last week and with more than $375,000 rais...
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Need something free to pass the time? 0h h1 is sort of like binary sudoku
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Final Fantasy VII G-Bike out in Japan on October 30
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Project J looks like a trippy little game I could waste some time with
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Here's another one of these things: $99 Google Nexus console
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After Veena and Mathira this time Meera becomes scandal queen
LAHORE – After Veena Malik and Mathira, this time Lollywood actress Meera known for her 'English-skills' made headlines with her secret marriage and a video scandal.
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Annual Veterans Day parade steps out Sunday
The grand marshal of the Manchester Veterans Day parade will be Francis B. "Sharkey" Madden (Courtesy)
MANCHESTER - The largest Veterans Day parade in the state takes place in downtown Manchester Sunday, when veteran groups, high school bands, scouts and even a radio station gather to march in a parade that celebrates veterans and commemorates their dedication to the country.
The parade is scheduled to step off the corner of Elm and Webster streets at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, and take about an hour to march down the city's main street. Police plan to close off the length of Elm Street starting about 10:15 a.m.
The parade is expected to stop at City Hall at 11 a.m. where the Armistice of 1918 will be noted and Taps will be played.
Speeches will follow at Veterans Memorial Park, where Gary P. Reid, commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars post 8214, will address the crowd.
"If people love their country, they'll love this parade - it's a patriotic thing," said Gene Mackie, spokesman for the Manchester Veterans Council, which puts on the parade.
He said about 200 people are scheduled to participate, not including the three high school bands. Participants include American Legion and VFW posts in the city, Liberty House, Gold Star Mothers, Blue Star Mothers, the West High Navy Junior ROTC program participants, Veterans for Peace, scouting organizations, the American Red Cross, WZID and Citizens for Manchester Schools.
The grand marshal of the parade will be Francis B. "Sharkey" Madden, a Manchester native who enlisted in the Army and was deployed to Guam in the Pacific theater, during World War II. He came home and worked at the Manchester Highway Department for 45 years. He was a member of the American Legion Sweeney Post honor guard and firing squad for 30 years.
"We usually get a good turnout, regardless of the day," said Mackie. The weather forecast calls for sunny skies and temepratues in the mid-50s.
At the ceremony, the Veterans Council will give out the Tony Karam Award, which recognizes an individual or organization that fosters and contributes to veteran-related causes.
The speaker, Reid, enlisted as a Marine when he was 17. He was twice deployed to Vietnam, where he received the Purple Heart afer being wounded by a Viet Cong grenade. He has been the commander of VFW Post 8214 since 2010 and is a member of the American Legion Jutras Post and a life member of the Disabled American Veterans.
Other activities will take place aross the state on Veterans Day:
. A ceremony will take place 11 a.m. Sunday at the New Hampshire State Veterans Cemetery in Boscawen.
. The Manchester VA Medical Center will host an open house from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday. The Fountain Square Ramblers Dixieland Jazz Band will play. The public is welcome.
. The First Assembly of God Church in Auburn will honor veterans at a 9:30 a.m. service Sunday.
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2Stay Mayfair, Oxford St, Hyde Park
Apartment | 1 bedrooms | sleeps 1
|Key Info
FACILITY (Provided for free of charge)
**Wi-Fi: 24/7 unlimited internet access
**Bed linen & bath towels washed at 90 centigrade.
**Keys: You have 3 KEYS overall, for building, flat and your private room during your staying. - Your room can be locked from both INSIDE and outside 24/7.
**Toilet paper and hand wash liquid in the toilets.
**Hair Dryer & Straightener.
**Washing Machine and Dryer.
**UK SIM card with 5GBP credit inside.
**Lifts available to avoid heavy luggages.
**1Stay: a SINGLE room including wardrobe, single bed(100cm width), multi-drawers, balcony. It is very nice and cosy with an amazing view! It would be suitable for a full-time tourist or a female coming to London for a business trip.
**2Stay: a SINGLE room including *couch, *desk, *internal closet, open shelves, single bed(100cm width), balcony, which has an amazing view. It would be suitable for a girl who is a student coming for an internship or a short-term course.
**3Stay: a SINGLE bed in a SHARED twin room (FEMALE ONLY).
2 nicely set bedrooms available in 1 flat on Oxford Street with a very prime location.. 20 seconds walk from Marble Arch Tube Station & 3 minutes from Bond Street Tube Satiation ...very short walking distance from Hyde Park & Edgware road...situated on the upper floor with nice view & with a porter for the building.....
Utilities :Internet, Fully fited kitchen with a electric cooker , fridge-freezer , wasching machine. Bathroom with a bath and a shower
Cloak room. Central Heating and hot water inc. Short walking distance from Marble arch station , Hyde park & Edgware road!
This place is good for people who want to live in the HEART of London city and the convenience. Please be aware this is not a five star hotel. But each room in the flat is clean. It is one the CHEAPEST prices you could find in an expensive zone/location - opposite 5 star, The Cumberland Hotel.
Looking for people who are CLEAN & TIDY.. respect other people privacy , fun and cool! Priority goes for Students/professionals and Girls because they are usually cleaner.....1st come 1st served!
"Marble Arch" tube station is only 1 minute away walking distance to the enhance of flat building. - The flat is situated in the heart of London, called West End, literately on Oxford Street, Hyde Park, Park Lane and Mayfair district. There are most cameras among the UK monitoring each corner of Marble Arch 24/7 for a safer London. In addition, there is a concierge downstairs for an extra indoor safety.
"Heathrow airport" to "Marble Arch"
**15GBP - A shuttle can pick you up from 5 star Cumberland Hotel (downstairs - opposite of flat building) straight to the Heathrow airport.
**5GBP - A tube PICCADILLY LINE from "Heathrow airport" to "Hyde Park Corner". Then take a 5 minute bus from "Hyde Park Corner"to "Marble Arch" station.
"King's Cross St. Pancras" to "Marble Arch"
**2.2GBP & 15MINS - A tube PICCADILLY LINE from "King's Cross St. Pancras" to "Holborn". Then change to CENTRAL LINE from "Holborn" to "Marble Arch" station.
**1.4GBP & 30MINS - A Bus No. 30 straight from "King's Cross St. Pancras" to "Marble Arch" station (Look for destination to Marble Arch)
**Train to VICTORIA or PADDINGTON station will only be a 10 minute bus away.
Marble Arch station is the largest junction in the UK. Additionally, transportation in both underground and bus wide generally are not required to switch to reach your destinations
GUESTS: SEX - MALES guest are NOT ACCEPTED. (However, Currently, there is a male relative of mine living in my flat on his holiday, but there is no safety or sex offenses issues you need to concern and worry about. I normally do not have the opportunity to meet other people in the flat due to their busy schedules. I literally need to book an appointment to meet them to have a conversation myself.)
CHECKOUT: Leave luggage with me if you have a late flight on leaving - go off sightseeing & collect later.
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|Sleeps up to 1, 1 bedrooms
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Wheelchair users
|Family friendly
|Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, Yes, smoking allowed
Features and Facilities
|Internet access
|Central heating, Safe, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Single beds (1)
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Shared garden
|Wheelchair users, Lift access
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Location: The flat is situated in the heart of London, called West End, literately on Oxford Street, Hyde Park, Park Lane and Mayfair district. There are most cameras among the UK monitoring each corner of Marble Arch 24/7 for a safer London. In addition, there is a concierge downstairs for an extra indoor safety.
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Transportation : Marble Arch station is the largest junction in the UK. Additionally, transportation in both underground and bus wide generally are not required to switch to reach your destinations.
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Ocean Springs Mayor Connie Moran responded to Mississippi's open-carry law by planning an ordinance to bar firearms on city property.
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Moran said she thinks a majority of the board would feel that it's not appropriate for citizens to have weapons in City Hall, during board meetings, in courtrooms, at the police station or at ball parks.
Mississippi's open-carry law is in legal limbo. A Hinds County judge indefinitely suspended it, calling it unconstitutionally vague.
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Moran said the city attorney is putting together a committee to draft an ordinance.
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After talking about how children of today are growing up too fast and wanting to be treated like an adult at such young ages, it got me thinking. I remember when I was child and most of my afternoons were spent out side playing with my friend across the street and being more active. Looking at the children today, they have far more things than what I had. Like DS', PSP's, Computers and even televisions all within their bedrooms. I know its good that they get with the times but not at the age of 5 where video games are important to them and they don't know the values of acting like a child.
What do you think about the children of today? any comments are welcome.
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The kids today, in my opinion, are spoiled even if they think that they aren't. They have it good even if they don't realize it, they have things that a lot of people didn't have 5- 10 years ago. For most kids they have a TV or computer in their room that they can stay up till all hours of the end of the night on. Granted some of them don't because they are responsible and know that they need to rest so that they will be able to go to school and/or work the next day. Most of them, however, will stay up to talk to their friends or whatever because well either they think they aren't tired or they just don't want to go to bed. What they don't realize is that doing this effects their brain, growth and the ability to heal themselves. They want to grow up and live like adults, they want the power and freedom that comes with that… but they don't want the responsibilities. They want to be treated like adults while being a child. They want to do things they want do, talk to whoever, do whatever they choose and they say it's their life when they don't get to do these things. Technically it is their life… but until they are 18 the choices they want to make for their life doesn't apply because it the parents who get to decide what they do. Basically, the parents own their life until they are 18 and considered adults in the eyes of the law. Another thing is that they have less responsibilities. Whether they agree with it or not the parents do a lot for the kids now a days. So my opinion is that they are spoiled.
Yeah im glad too I was rased the way I was. At school (up till high school) I spent my time reading, writing, studing and had fun the whole afternoon playing with my friends "outside" (not online) till we all heard the call from ower moms DINNER!!! Now its " save you game and lets go to jack in the box and get something to eat. Has anyone realy seen a home cooked meal latley.
Kids today don't see that everything they do is going to shape there life and its sad what its looking like.
Theres times I miss my childhood because I don't see it in any of these kids today.
Computers and video games are cool and all but kids spend to much time on them.
I mean look at my post count and look how long iv been here.... see im not on all the time. I do it just to kill time when its late or when im waiting for my next class to start.
I bet theres some kid whos past me in less time cuz he spends all his/her time on there computer, go out and get some air!
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I'm going to go ahead and defend the kids. In my opinion, kids have just as much problems to deal with as we did when we were younger. This is exactly the same way how a parent would think how great it would be to be a kid again, and the kid wishing he would be an adult. As a matter of fact they might have even more problem than us. Bullying in my mind has gotten a lot worse, poor diet and all the chemicals in everyday products are causing kids to hit puberty faster, and all the technology is a curse for them because that is the new measuring stick for how cool you are.
The problem lies with the adults (us) and parents. Everyone complains about how wild kids are but then they don't want to discipline them. Kids don't magically become good citizens. Schools can't do this, can't do that. Beating a kid is one thing, but no discipline? That's weird.
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I think the Children of Today, [Including myself; 15] were brought up the wrong way, As stated before. With Video Games, and other suches. I still read nowadays, but I honestly never go out of my house unless it's school, Hockey, Karate, or Material Possesion wise. Something That'll benefit myself I guess you could say. I have more feelings towards myself, and not any towards many of the other people. Video games, although influenical, I don't think they control us. It's kinda like a substitute for reading, y'know? Because it can be more entertaining and hands-on, yeah? Because of all the new inventions, they provide substitutes for the things "adults" were brought up on such as Radio and books.
I also think that our current "War" has added influence to people in general. I think it's made people more stiff with goverment and such, And my dad says that now "all the countries hate us for what we're doing" so I think that may add to the hate, distaste, or misjudgment of children today.
Finally, I think music is quite crucial to people as well. If you listen to cussing, sexually orientated and partying music, it'll affect you. I think all music can affect you somehow. It does to me, a teenager. It controls my mood. Likewise, I think it control people's emotions, thoughts, and what they do in their lifetimes.
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Tumble 'N Dance was established in 1989. Our program is designed to build confidence, technique, character, coordination, discipline, flexibility, and a joy for learning. We attempt to individualize instruction for our students in a positive and energetic environment. We pride ourselves in producing well-rounded dancers, gymnasts, and performers. At Tumble 'N Dance we offer Recreational classes, Competitive Teams, as well as Challenge classes. Tumble 'N Dance is committed to providing you and your child with the best customer service and training in a fun and family-oriented environment.
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Wales were terrible at getting the ball out fast, same for most of these teams, what I don't get comparing us to someone like New Zealand/Australia, when they play anyone who is at the back of a ruck or maul will get the ball out fast as possible, be it prop, flanker or center, whereas we all have to wait and rely on the scrum half to get the ball out, it slows us up no end, the tempo was bad for the games because of this, when its slow the defending team has enough time to regroup ready.
Myself from playing front row at club level until a few years ago hate what scrums have become now, you can tell with referees in particular that a lot of them have never played within the front 5 at any point from school onwards, rules wise in some respects their safer than before, but theres just too much messing around with the start of a scrum now from my point of view.
I looked at Barnes, because when he reffed us the other week, he was quite poor with managing the scrum restarts and he was bad for it yesterday, at times he dealt with scotland quite harshly, considering they changed front row players and he just went about ordering penalties and free kicks without resetting, Barnes is bad for me because he actually drags out the whole 4 stages at times - the "sit, touch, pause and engage" sometimes lingering over the engage to give penalties and free kicks away because the physics of a scrum.
When your leaning forward ready to engage, you cant necessarily control the weight from behind and prevent yourself going forward at that point, because your balance relies on being in contact with the person opposite in the front row. I would like now to see referees going back to resetting scrums until they get things right rather than looking to award penalties/free kicks at the first instance, it will become a pointless restart otherwise like rugby league.
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The ball became dead when it went over the line after the elapsed match time "The ball becomes dead when the referee would have awarded a scrum, lineout, an option to the non-infringing team, drop out or after a conversion or successful penalty kick at goal." Regulation 5.7(e), so there was no scrum and the match was ended.
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