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They're not bad. II wonder how much foams will be next year. $250 is already steep.
They're clean, but they would look better with a smoky sole
Heard what? I know the price increases like every year, I'm talking about on top of that.....
Watch them mark up the prices even more next year....
That might change some people's minds,but not enough so they won't sell out as fast or have 200 people in line when they know damn well there's not 200 pairs at the store.
Icy sole kind of ruins it. It would look better if it were white.
JB hired Russell Westbrook again...
These are clean. Don't look like the usual GS shoe.
Looks like some woman's shoe . And I can't see any woman wearing this.
Nike ID... hmm. That sounds good. Now if they did that for Foams that would be even better. The price won't be great but you're creating something better than what Nike's been putting out recently.
Not bad. They look kind of bright though.
From what I'm seeing , it's a no, but a better picture could change my mind. I wonder if the DB 11s are still happening. They'll be one hard shoe to get if they're coming out.
They look nice.
I can't believe people actually wanted these. It's just a AF1 with words. One of the weakest collabs I've seen.
Look like Trunners. They don't even have Boost though. That's a surprise.
Thank you! All we've been asking for is a normal Foam. About time they listened. I normally don't like green shoes but these are nice.
They should release them during the year of the 10s. I know that's a bit far but it would be worth the wait.
They look too crispy. Can't pass these up.
Hahaha, this has to be a joke. Please Nike, don't let this laughingstock release.
It would be a fresh colorway even if the soles didn't glow. Makes a nice summer shoe.
These pictures look better. I'm hoping it won't be too much hype around them.
I'd rather be able to ID foams. God knows how much they'll charge if they let us ID either one. I wouldn't be mad if they did this, but I don't see them doing it. They could make a profit off of it, but not as much as they do now off of in-store/ online retro releases.
I'd rather them not release.
I like what I'm seeing so far. 3 months of fire.
They look a lot better than the NSW versions of ball shoes n
I wonder if those cool grey lows are going to release too. Don't mind these though.
JB must really want to sell those 29s. 11s are going to end up on eBay for as much as the whole pack though. They should've just waited until next year to release those 11s. Now I'm not sure what they're going to put out.
I think these pictures don't really do them justice. It might be because the laces are drawn a little tight but I dunno, they look weird to me.
All 500 pairs will probably sit. They're hoping people will buy them because of the quantity, but I doubt anything they do will sell these.
That's the third shoe with a "Yeezy" connection. I think it's just a marketing scheme. They're all nice, but the Yeezy theme is really played out.
They're OK. A little bit of red would've been nice.
All leather would have looked better. Not really liking the sole though, guess because I'm not used to it.
These would be a nice summer release.
Shoes look better than some of the players...
The side panels just look so cheap and out of place to me. I don't see anything new basketball-wise so it's nothing special about them.
People gonna tape a swoosh on them and stunt on IG.
Laces look weird.
I mean, for the materials, they're worth it. But then again they're technically knock-offs without the knock-off quality.
It's good artwork, but I never liked the Foams so I don't really like these.
These look terrible.
What drugs were they on when they designed these...
Meh, weak.
You're cool bro. Compared to some responses I've gotten for different things, this was the most readable and least idiotic. I mean, it can get serious when people challenge what you believe, and that's all right to get a little defensive. No hard feelings.
They should retro the whole line, but just the OG colorways or simple ones. I hope they don't get carried away with it.
I'm not going to argue about my opinion on Kanye, but thanks for writing those paragraphs. He can continue to believe he's God and rant all he wants because some people worship him and believe his every word. If that's what you or others believe, then so be it. I'm not going to preach to anyone (not saying you are)or try to convince them not to do so or believe what I believe.
Personally I think if someone's a God then surely they have all the powers in the world. I haven't heard of Kanye healing people or destroying them. Believing you're God yet you're still an imperfect human? Go ahead.
They'll probably sell because it's Kanye, but depending on the availability the resell prices and the hype may not be as high.
I don't really like him because of his super huge ego, calling himself a god and all that. That's just me. His music back then wasn't bad though.
They're not bad, but I agree the red should be gold.
He dressed semi-normally for once.


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Talk with a bankruptcy attorney. It will look like a fraudulent transfer that was meant to avoid the bankruptcy action
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Business Address: 7467 Hwy. 89, Graeagle, CA 96103; County of Plumas. Phone: (775) 225-6840.
Mailing Address: PO Box 580, Graeagle, CA 96103.
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Rowing Around Immrama 08 – The Shocking Revelations Concerning King Cormac Mac Airt
King Cormac Mac Airt is often called "The Irish Solomon". But was this legendary king quite the wise old judge suggested by that epithet?
Find out with the Story Archaeologists in this long-awaited – and lon-running! – 2 hour dig for truth and justice.
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Greetings all diggers and scrapers and fragment-collectors…
If you read "The Trials and Tribulations of a pair of Story Archaeologists", you'll know that we at Story Archaeology have been on our own technological Immrám for some time now. It certainly can feel very much like "rowing around" when trying to select, construct and set up new computers.
We have conquered one of those islands on our journey. Isolde now has a new PC which is much less terrified of the internet than her previous model. Chris has finally installed the wonders of wi-fi in her own home. So we are ready to strike out on the next leg.
This is where you come in. Please take a listen to this short-cast, which explains why we need your help to continue on our journey. We would be nothing without our wonderful audience. Indeed, we're starting to get the sense that this audience is in fact a community. So please help tug on the oars, and let's keep Story Archaeology on this extraordinary immrám of discovery!
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Rowing Around Immrama 7 – Echtrae Tadhg Mac Cein – The Adventures of Tadhg son of Cian
The Adventures of Tadhg Mac Céin may seem like a Middle Irish vision of Theme Park Ireland, but this rollocking sea adventure has real surprises up its sleeve. Exactly what kind of Otherworld is it that our Jack-the-Lad hero has discovered?
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Cormac's Adventures in the Otherworld – The Texts
In the podcast episode, we were working off three main texts:
The Twelve Ordeals includes the descriptions of various means for telling truth from falsehood, describes many things decided at Cormac's Feast of Tara, his adventure in the Land of Promise, and a court case through which Cormac obtained his sword.
Download or view the text as a .rtf file by clicking here: Cormacs Cup and The Twelve Ordeals – W Stokes
Lady Gregory included the story of Cormac's Adventures in the Land of Promise (the story of Cormac's Cup) in "Gods and Fighting Men". She includes it as a chapter in her section on Manannán Mac Lír.
Download or view the text as a .rtf file by clicking here: Cormac in the Land of Promise – Lady Gregory
Standish O'Grady published a later version of the story of how Cormac got his cup. The biggest differences between this and the earlier versions is the interpretation of the visions and Cormac's attitude to the request for his family in exchange for the Silver Branch. Shocking!
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The Instructions of King Cormac
"O Cormac, grandson of Conn," said Cairbre, "what are the dues of a chief and of an ale-house?"
"Not hard to tell," said Cormac.
"Good behaviour around a good chief
Lights to lamps
Exerting oneself for the company
A proper settlement of seats
Liberality of dispensers
A nimble hand at distributing
Attentive service
Music in moderation
Short story-telling
A joyous countenance
Welcome to guests
Silence during recitals
Harmonious choruses."
"O Cormac, grandson of Conn," said Cairbre, "What were your habits when you were a lad?"
"Not hard to tell," said Cormac.
"I was a listener in woods
I was a gazer at stars
I was blind where secrets were concerned
I was silent in a wilderness
I was talkative among many
I was mild in the mead-hall
I was stern in battle
I was gentle towards allies
I was a physician of the sick
I was weak towards the feeble
I was strong towards the powerful
I was not close lest I should be burdensome
I was not arrogant though I was wise
I was not given to promising though I was strong
I was not venturesome though I was swift
I did not deride the old though I was young
I was not boastful though I was a good fighter
I would not speak about any one in his absence
I would not reproach, but I would praise
I would not ask, but I would give
For it is through these habits that the young become old and kingly warriors."
Samhain Special 2014 – A Tale to Remember
Happy new year to our Story Archaeology listeners! Because we love ye thiiiiiis much, we're sending out a multimedia feast for our Samhain special.
So, take a look at this video of a live Story Archaeology show, then have a listen to our episode, "A Tale to Remember", and peruse the attached texts and your leisure. Enjoy!
Texts for this episode:
The Fairy Palace of the Quicken Trees by P. W. Joyce
The Palace of the Quicken Trees by Lady Augusta Gregory
The Chase of Slieve Fuad by P. W. Joyce
from "Fionn and the King of Alba's Son"
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The Monk who was late
The young monk stood in the boat staring out across the silver grey sea. There was something out there. He had been set to watch but he was not willing to alert his companions until he was sure. Yes, it was an island. He could make out the distant shape of it, the bare ragged rockiness of it, as it tore aside the mist fronds, appearing stark and clear.
The swell was high and the rolling waves made his stomach shudder. But the monk feared that it was not the uncertain sea that made him so queasy. It was not even the long watch or the griping hunger of a two day fast; not this time. It was what he saw in the Father's face, each time he looked at him that set his guts to churning.
He knew that he was not imagining it. So often, throughout this strange voyage he had turned to find the Man of God gazing at him as if looking right through him, deep in thought, Each time, the young monk had lowered his own eyes quickly but not before he had caught a glimpse of the abbot's thoughts. It was implacable judgement he saw in those piercing eyes, or was it pity?
The nausea rose up from his stomach again and he turned away from the sea. Abbot Brendan was standing there, still as a stone pillar, in spite of the heaving of the curragh. He might have been taking in the first view of that on-coming island but the young monk knew that this was not so. The holy man was looking directly at him with an expression of deep sadness, and compassion. The younger man tried to hold his gaze but he could not. It was too much for him. Averting his eyes he mumbled "I see land Father.
"I know, my son", the Abbot answered quietly.
There had been three of them at the start; three young men, three friends who had embarked on this adventure together. They had entered the monastery together, embracing the austere life with a glorious enthusiasm and fervour. It had offered such bright promise, such a clean clear vision and together, they had vowed to follow footsteps of their blessed abbot and ascend to the high paths of sainthood.
They had managed to keep to the rule most of the time, well as well as any of the others and there was always a way back, through confession and the purity of penance. Then the flame of fervour would burn harder than ever.
So when they discovered that the Man of God was selecting a group of companions to accompany him to the Land of Promise of the Saints, they were determined to be included. This would be the greatest of adventures. Why had they, his most promising pupils, been left out?
Maybe they had forced his hand, a little, given him no choice. They had threatened to fast against him. "O dearest father", they had said. "Suffer us, for the love of Christ, to accompany you on your voyage, otherwise we will die of hunger and thirst, for we are resolved to travel with thee all the days of our lives.'"
It was then that he had first seen that 'look' on Brendan's face; that blend of judgement and pity. It had been disturbing. It had troubled their spirits even more than his words to them.
'Have your will, my children;' he told them. "I know well why you have come hither. One of you has acted well, for God had provided for him an excellent place; but for the others, He has appointed harm and judgment.''
It had not stopped them from joining the group. Father Abbot was always coming out with such cryptic sayings, but he could never quite forget what he had seen in Brendan's eyes.
Now he was alone. His two friends were gone. One of them hadn't got far. He was lost right at the beginning of the voyage when they were still keen for challenges and visions. They had found a rocky island and a landing place in a small gorge with high, dark walls. Then there was a dog, a friendly creature that came sniffing and snuffling, welcoming them as they landed. They had followed the animal to a well built and spacious house. There were couches, enough for all to rest, water enough for washing and food enough to feed them all but no inhabitants to invite them in.
They hesitated until Father Abbot gave permission for them to refresh themselves. Then they began to look around. It was a fine house but most interesting were the many vessels, inlaid horns and horse harness made from silver and other precious metals. They touched them gingerly, admiring their beauty, but Brendan sternly forbade them to take nothing. To do so he told them would be to commit the sin of theft.
"And yet", thought the young monk to himself had they not been left for us, as had the food and the water. Why should those beautiful things also not also have been gifts dedicated to the further glory of God?"
He had not noticed his friend pocket, the small silver bridle bit but, clearly, Brendan had seen the theft although he said nothing until they were back in the boat and it was too late to restore the object.
The Man of God was terrible in his righteousness. His hand trembled with rage as he pointed towards the thief , denouncing the deed. The younger man, cried out in terror, pulling the stolen bit from his pocket and throwing it from him in horror. They watched him as he cried out his guilt, begging for forgiveness.
Brendan said nothing but raised the miserable man to his feet.
"Now it may have been the power of Father's Abbot's words", thought the monk, to himself as he recalled the terrible scene. " but I know what I saw."
It seemed that a small black boy, an imp, leapt from his chest, howling that he had been expelled from his seven year home. Once the saint had banished the demon he spoke to the repentant thief in a gentler tone.
"My son", he told him "You must prepare your soul for death.
And that is what happened. Once he had received the body and blood of Christ the man just dropped dead. His soul was carried to heaven by angels and his body was buried on the island. Father Abbot said no more to them.
I did not like to ask him, mused the young monk, bitterly. "But I wanted to know why my brother had to die. Does not our faith preach forgiveness? It was only a small bridle bit."
And then there had been two of them. They had had many adventures together. One day, they came to a beautiful island, wide and flat, treeless, but embroidered with flowers, white and purple.
There was a community of holy monks already there, the choir of boys in spotless white, the young men in violet and the elders in purple. The island resounded with the continuous chanting of psalms. They had watched in awe as a marvelous, blindingly bright cloud, like liquid sun, covered the whole island.
It was the next day when two violet clad men had come to them with gifts of grapes, huge and very juicy. The fruit was welcome, of course, their mouths had watered at the scent of it.
"But what they asked of us was not so welcome, at least to me", the young monk remembered "They were to take one brother, my friend, to go with them. He had been chosen, by God to be part of this holy community."
Brendan had let him go, told him that this was his sacred destiny. They had bade him farewell and watched in wonder as he was carried away. His companions spoke, in hushed tones, of his special favour. The young monk sighed to himself.
"Why should I not be bitter at his loss? He was my friend, my brother."
He had been one of three and now he was alone. Now he could, no longer, avoid recalling the words of Father Abbot ignored before they had left dry land. Only one of them would make a good end on this voyage and one of the three would be buried in hell. He thought about his two companions. One had turned out to be a thief and had died for his crime. But he had died repentant and carried to heaven. The other had been greatly favoured by God and allowed to join the Anchorite community. What fate did that leave for him?
The young monk turned back to the sea. The island was much closer now and it looked forbidding indeed. The massive cliffs were night black, and so high, that the tops were hidden. The island's central mountain loomed darkly and at its peak, a plume of smoke shot into the sky. It was a terrifying sight and yet, the young man could not pull his eyes away. Was this truly the place of his fate?
He struggled with the thought and realised that he was holding his breath. Carefully, he forced himself to calmness. He knew that he was a sinner. The monks were taught that all men were sinners. Yet, he had not committed any terrible crimes. He was not a murderer. Surely, Father Abbot would save him He trusted the 'Man of God.
The Island grew closer. He could see the little waves lapping on the black sand.at the foot of the cliff wall.
Yes, Father Abbot would save him.


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- FoodWacky Jan 2, 2014 03:36 PM
Although I don't normally make New Year's resolutions, it seems like the time is right to cook more international cuisine.
Anybody else?
re: jpc8015
100 pounds overweight here. Must eat less.
To make more items myself... So if I want to indulge, I need to take out the mixer. At least this way, I'm eating quality ingredients if I'm having a treat.
I just made a batch of Thomas Keller Bouchon Bakery and Alice Medrich oatmeal raisin cookies to compare. They're completely different technique and composition. The Bouchon one blew me away... I never liked oatmeal cookies till today
re: Nevy
I adopted this practice a few years ago. I can't remember which of the big name chefs mentioned it, but it hit home: if I want "junk food", then eat it, but only if it is homemade. So, burgers, fries and cookies are all fair game, as long as I take the time to make them myself and use top quality ingredients.
Unfortunately, I love to cook so it hasn't been as big of a deterrent as it should be, but we never, ever purchase fast good anymore.
re: Nevy
I made the Bouchon oatmeal raisin cookie dough last week too.
We are loving them. I tripled the recipe,but followed it to the letter. That's a lot of salt and cinnamon! Very good though.
I made a big batch so I could hand them out to neighbors for New Years, but then I got a cold and no one wants baked goods from the neighbor with sniffles.
We bake off ten or so each night and I have them with milk. My husband gets his with chocolate chips added in and I think next time I'll just add chopped chocolate.
How do the medrich ones compare?
I'm doubling the number of garden beds I have with a goal of growing 80% of the produce we eat (my fruit trees are too small to provide enough for us at this time so we will still have to buy some things.
My goal is to eat/ preserve as much as we can and share the rest. I'm going for zero waste. I'll be looking for lots of new ways to prepare things. :)
What we save on produce will be spent being able to buy organic chicken, grass fed beef and wild fish all the time instead of just some of the time.
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Fermenting is awesome, I want to do more of that this year, too! Some of the things I'm growing are specifically for fermenting. I also figured out that I can use kefir whey to make bokashi starter.
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I plan to finally learn more about how to cook indian dals and legume dishes.
I already eat a very vegetable heavy diet but am always looking for new ways to prepare them, i'm currently obsessed with eggplant and asian greens
To cook more simply. At least two or three nights per week. I don't always need to make a production out of dinner. Simple can be fun and tasty. Simple can be elevated to something fabulous.
Using three or four ingredients in a dish. Learning more about simple flavors and preparations. Highlighting a few seasonal ingredients at dinner.
I feel like I have lost my way in an elevated amount of complication last year. Need to refocus.
re: sedimental
I've been forced to go simple over the holidays and I must admit that I really like it. It's fun to be fancy and complex, but simple really does work and sometimes works best, this is also one of my goals. I can't believe how many times a simple roast chicken has satisfied me in the past few weeks.
I just watched "Food, Inc" two days ago. Soooo disgusting!
I am going to try to eat only free-range poultry and pork. And as much local produce as possible. I've already cut beef out completely, for several years now. And I only eat wild caught fish, so maybe I'm half way there.
However, I am thinking it might be easier to become a vegetarian, as I prefer eating plants to animals anyway. So more beans! No soy!
Throughout this winter - more soups, more greens, fewer potato-cheese combinations, and smaller portions of pasta.
Then once we head into summer - more salads (and healthful salads, rather than vast amounts of cheese, carbs and dressing served cold).
All year round - better prepping of snacks and lunches for the office, and better planning to use the ingredients I have rather than constant food gathering. Drink less wine, and choose quality over quantity with alcohol in general.
Basically I need to be smarter with my food budget (sticking to it would be a good start), and make better decisions with the amounts that I eat and drink. I'd like to get rid of 2 stone (about 30 pounds) before it's this time next year and I'm in the same place, only wanting to get rid of 3 stone.
I just saw the '52 weeks of cooking' challenge on reddit, and decided to follow along. Each week is a new item/theme, and you cook something accordingly and post the results. I've added to it for myself and decided to make stuff that's a bit more challenging and new for each week - eg week 1 is eggs, and I will finally attempt a souffle.
I would like to prepare more complex dishes. Most of my dinners are made up of sauteed, curry, or grilled proteins with steamed, roasted, braised, or raw vegetables alongside. Everything is tasty, but I'd like to expand my repertoire on the weekends and go in for more complex cooking.
I lost a lot of weight last year by following Weight Watchers, which I will continue with this year, but I would like to become more creative in making low points meals without defaulting to a simple grilled chicken breast!


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Two new Human Beings are on their way to Greendale. Paget Brewster and Keith David will join Community full time as the comedy enters Season 6 and moves to its new home on Yahoo! Screen.
Shirley, Community fans are going to be disappointed with this news. But alas, it's true: Yvette Nicole Brown is departing the fan favorite comedy after five seasons.
Brown — who has played Shirley Bennett since the 2009 launch of Community — confirms to TV Guide Magazine that she has asked to be released from her contract for personal reasons. Sony Pictures TV and executive producers Dan Harmon and Chris McKenna have honored her request.
The actress says the change was necessary in order to take care of her ailing father. "My dad needs daily care and he needs me," Brown says. "The idea of being away 16 hours a day for five months, I couldn't do it. It was a difficult decision for me to make, but I had to choose my dad."
"Six seasons and a movie" almost didn't happen. As June drew to a close, time was running out to save Community, which NBC had canceled in May. Talks to move the comedy to streaming service Hulu were falling apart, the deal options to keep the show's cast intact expired at the end of the month, and much of the crew and key writers had already moved on to new jobs. Even the comedy's offices on the studio lot had been taken over by a new series: Grace and Frankie, Netflix's upcoming sitcom starring Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin.
"When a show is canceled, it's usually canceled," says Sony Pictures Television programming president Zack Van Amburg, whose company produces Community.
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School's back in session at Community, which has received an 11th hour order to return for a sixth and last season via Yahoo. A sixth season of 13 episodes will be available exclusively on Yahoo Screen.
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With executive producers Dan Harmon and Chris McKenna back at the helm, critics and fans agreed that Community regained its mojo this past season. Considering the major arc for star Joel McHale, big guest turns by stars like Jonathan Banks and John Oliver, and an emotional farewell to star Donald Glover, it's reasonable to expect the show to be an Emmy contender in several key comedy categories, including Outstanding Writing.
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Unreal Tournament Dreamcast
- Publisher: Infogrames
- Release Date: Mar 13, 2001
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 2
- Summary: From the creators of Unreal comes Unreal Tournament, a competition that tests your reflexes and competitive spirit in deadly arenas. Battle 15 of your friends or customizable bots in over 30 different levels, such as pirate ships, waterfronts, speeding trains, and floating castles. Multiplayer modes include Capture the Flag, Assault, Domination, and new Deathmatch variations. With enhanced weapons--including the Impact hammer, which squashes your opponent to mush, and the Redeemer, a rocket-powered nuke--expect the body count to be high. … Expand
- Developer: Secret Level
- Genre(s): First-Person Shooters
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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Positive: 17 out of 17
Mixed: 0 out of 17
Negative: 0 out of 17
UT fares better than "Quake III" in three of the categories: lag, amount of people allowed to play and levels.
The graphics may be a little sharper and more detailed in "Quake III Arena," but UT's added gameplay features and 8-way multiplayer action more than make up for it.
"Quake III Arena" on the Dreamcast may offer more visceral gameplay, but Unreal Tournament is the most complete package yet.
While UT is more user-friendly and fun, "Quake III" is faster, prettier and more raw.
The game looks great. Granted, it's not in hi-res mode like its PS2 counterpart, but DC players get on-line play, so nyah, nyah.
A good choice; just remember, it's not the whole enchilada. I like the difficulty level of the bots within single player as well as the possibility of 8-player network play. And where else can you find a chance to put those damn dirty robots in their rightful place?
I had an extreme amount of fun playing this one... The only issue I have is the sometimes-inconsistent frame rate, especially in split screen multiplayer.
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Positive: 6 out of 6
Mixed: 0 out of 6
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KennethB.Oct 16, 2003I love this game. this is one of the very best games ever. i want to own it all! I love UNREAL TOURNAMENT!!! P.S. if you do not have unreal tournament, you're missing out on too MUCH STUFF!… Collapse
LukeT.Jun 25, 2001Excellent!!
RyanM.May 25, 2002For computer gaming, it's the best first-person shooter ever. Yes, it's even better than Quake III.
RolandL.Jan 9, 2002Its good and takes skillz but there's not as many feature as "Quake 3 Arena."
KeithJul 2, 2003All I can say is wow! I've played UT on the PC for many years and I was skeptical as to how it would be on the Dreamcast. Graphics: Nothing has been lost in the translation. Textures are nice and smooth, and there is almost no slowdown in the framerate. Control: Suprisingly, the Dreamcast controller works rather well with UT. My only complaint is the secondary fire button, which when pressed, can easily cause you to switch weapons inadvertently. Gameplay: New maps plus the original ones from the PC version. The Dreamcast version reatins the various modes, such as Deathmatch, CTF, Domination, etc. Overall, a fantastic game and a must have for any Dreamcast owner. … Expand
JoelL.Feb 10, 2003Better looking and better playing than Quake III.


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LilyKate and Eleanor Love, 5-year-old identical twin daughters of Susan and Jonathan Love of Peachtree City, are second place winners in The Citizen Facebook July 4th Contest. Born in Jiangxi, China, the girls joined the Love family in 2008. They garnered 428 votes from Citizen fans in the contest.
Fans of The Citizen submitted 47 photo entries and cast 1,644 votes in the five-day contest.
July 4, 2012, is one for the scrapbooks for Linnea Pruiksma of Fayetteville. Not only was it her first Independence Day as a U.S. citizen, Linnea is the top vote-getter and winner of the first Citizen Spirit 4th of July Photo Contest.
Linnea is the daughter of David and LeighAnn Pruiksma, who plan to add this momento to her adoption journey book. Linnea's mom says she loved wearing her beads, waving a flag and having a grand time at the parade. Fans on The Citizen's Facebook page cast 451 votes for Linnea's photo in the contest. Read More»
Southside Theater in Fairburn will be really "swinging" as it hosts an independent production of "Always…..Patsy Cline". This presentation, produced by Ed Richardson of Peachtree City and Susan Gillespie of Newnan, showcases the Ted Swindley show about Patsy Cline and her relationship with one devoted fan. Read More»
For over 20 years, Richard Marx has consistently and powerfully made his mark on the music industry. His debut single "Don't Mean Nothing" and self-titled debut album kicked off his career as a solo artist in 1987 and went on to sell 3 million copies. His 1989 follow-up CD, "Repeat Offender," became even more successful, selling over 7 million copies worldwide. Read More»
Residents of Fayette and Coweta counties joined residents of Chattahoochee Hills for a July 4 concert of patriotic music performed by the Georgia-based Tara Winds Symphonic Band at Hutcheson Ferry Park. Founded nearly 20 years ago and at nearly 100 musicians today, Tara Winds has played for state, national and international audiences. Photo/Ben Nelms.
"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" (or just "Joseph" to most people familiar with the show) will make a spectacular debut on the Legacy Theatre stage July 6, and although its Biblical story and catchy tunes by Andrew Lloyd Webber ("Cats," "The Phantom of the Opera") are familiar to most, director Mark Smith promises that this production will be unlike any other. Read More»
July 4 is the big showcase day for Peachtree City, as thousands of people are expected to line the parade route in the morning and take in the fireworks in the evening.
City officials are asking the public to make sure to keep children out of the roadway during the parade, Read More»
Mark Smith, Artistic Director of The Legacy Theatre in Tyrone, had just turned 21 when he took a job as an acting apprentice at Jenny Wiley Theatre in Prestonsburg, KY.
"I really had no idea what I was getting myself into," confided Smith. "I was a junior in college with nothing on my resume, and all I knew was that I wanted to be an actor." Read More»
This Saturday, June 30, Fayetteville will be treated to an evening of vocal excellence with the stylings of the classic West-coast pop group, The 5th Dimension; with opening act, The Sock Hops.
The 5th Dimension has released over a dozen hit albums and received 14 gold records, six platinum records, seven Grammy Awards, and numerous other awards. Their classics include such hits as: "One Less Bell to Answer," "Wedding Bell Blues," "Stoned Soul Picnic," "Last Night I Didn't Get to Sleep," and "Aquarius/ Let the Sun Shine In." Read More»
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Standing on a half-acre of New York City bog land which encircles a dilapidated 19th-century stone cottage, my mind wandered back to a recent visit to Ireland.
The vegetation and rocks scattered about the site were identical to those I recalled. Then the sight of skyscrapers surrounding the setting, and sound of honking automobile horns rather than bleating of sheep, startled me back to reality.
That was my introduction to the Irish Hunger Memorial, a moving recollection of the Great Irish Potato Famine. Between 1845 and 1852 the famine resulted in nearly a million deaths and forced millions more to emigrate to the United States.
The memorial includes more than 100 moving quotations from letters, poems and songs which recall that history. The two-room cottage was donated by a family whose ancestors had occupied it in County Mayo since 1820.
The Irish Hunger Memorial is but one of many smaller museums that visitors to New York City often overlook. They present chapters of American history which are as varied as they are intriguing.
The lives of other immigrants come to life at the Lower East Side Tenement Museum. It's a nondescript, five-story brick building which, from 1863 to 1936, served as home to more than 7,000 people.
Museum hallways are dank and dark, with peeling wallpaper and cracked plaster. Stepping into a tiny 325-square-foot apartment, I learned that when the German-Jewish Gumpertz family lived there in the late 19th century (Natalie, her shoemaker husband and four children), the building lacked heat, running water and bathroom faBy the time Adolfo and Rosario Baldizzi from Palermo, Italy, moved into the building decades later, running cold water and a sink, which doubled as a tub for weekly family baths, must have seemed like a luxury.
The Museum of Chinese in America describes the influx of Chinese into the United States, which coincided with the flood of immigrants from Eastern Europe. Many were men who came to help build the transcontinental railroad and toil at other sweat-inducing jobs. Their stories are told through a collection of artifacts, newspapers, photographs and other items, and through oral histories, walking tours and film festivals.
At the National Museum of the American Indian, exhibits present the culture and traditions of native peoples throughout the Western Hemisphere. Among the more treasured items are an exquisite Olmec jade head believed to have been carved as early as 900 B.C. and a magnificent Crow warrior's robe
Docked at a pier on the Hudson River, you'll find the World War II-era aircraft carrier the U.S.S. Intrepid, the centerpiece of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum. Nearly two dozen aircraft are parked on the flight deck, and interactive exhibits offer opportunities to experience a flight simulator and clamber aboard a helicopter. Most dramatic is the 'kamikaze" multimedia experience which includes smoke and flame effects that bring to life the day when the Intrepid was struck by two Japanese suicide planes.
At the opposite end of the size scale is a surprisingly compact Skyscraper Museum. Its scale models of the three tallest buildings in the world are impressive beyond their size. Also intriguing are two hand-carved miniature wooden models of downtown and midtown Manhattan. Imagine a 4.7-inch tall Empire State Building and 10 Lilliputian-size city blocks that can fit in the palm of your hand. My conclusion: When it comes to museums in New York, even little things can make a big impression.
Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum: intrepidmuseum.org
Irish Hunger Memorial: http://bpcparks.org/whats-here/parks/irish-hunger-memorial/
Lower East Side Tenement Museum: tenement.org
National Museum of the American Indian: http://www.nmai.si.edu/visit/newyork/
The Museum of Chinese in America: http://www.mocanyc.org/


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OREGON, Ill. — In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Batwing flex-wing rotary cutter, Woods Equipment Company is commissioning a work of art that captures the role this invention has played in changing the landscape of American agriculture.
The Call for Artists began Aug. 1, with submission due by Nov. 30, and the contest is open to artists of all ages, working in all media.
A judging panel will collectively select the winning entry based on creativity, quality and the works' ability to capture the role the Batwing has played in changing the landscape of American agriculture.
The winner will be chosen on or about Dec. 15, and will be notified by e-mail.
The artist whose work is selected by the judging panel will receive $1,000 and the work will be displayed in the lobby of Woods Equipment Company. In addition, the work will be featured on the Woods website and other publications, and announced in a national press release.
Official rules and the online entry process are available at www.woodsequipment.com/batwingcontest. All entries must be submitted online and require completion of a simple form and a digital photograph of the original work of art.
For more about this contest, contact Sandra Carlson at (815) 732-9561. For more about Woods products or to find a dealer, call customer service at (815) 319-6637 or visit www.woodsequipment.com.
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Cardinals promote Jason Licht to VP of Player Personnel
The Arizona Cardinals have given Jason Licht Steve Keim's old job.
Keim, who was promoted to general manager a couple weeks ago, was formerly the vice president of player personnel. That job now belongs to Licht.
"Jason has been a valuable member of our organization with an outstanding and well-earned reputation throughout the league," Keim said in a press release. "In this new role he will take on an increased role in both college and pro personnel evaluation and also with contract negotiations."
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The system, which was first tried in 2013 on skid row, was designed to identify the most vulnerable homeless people and get them off the streets. Long-term or chronically homeless people, who are often jailed or hospitalized, are a quarter of the homeless population but consume 75% of the county's resources [...]
But the system, which has been described as match.com for homeless people, is also supposed to get families and others who fall into homelessness back in housing quickly — latimes.com
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I really like it. I don't get the hate for the sphere. I think it will be a cool space to enjoy in person, vs. just looking at drawings. - reader comment (NeutraFilmmaker67) — Curbed
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This month, audiences will be able to check out the first program to emerge from Vergne's nascent administration: Step and Repeat, a multidisciplinary festival of performing arts, takes place at the Geffen Contemporary at MOCA over four Saturday evenings, beginning Sept. 13 [...] Step and Repeat will feature a unique nightly lineup of poetry readings, noise/experimental music, performance art, stand-up comedy, live bands and deejays, all presented side by side. — LA Weekly
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If you're in the Los Angeles area this fall, make sure not to miss this top notch event: the ACADIA 2014 Design Agency Conference, to be held at the USC School of Architecture October 23-25, just confirmed that Pritzker Prize winner Zaha Hadid will join the roster of high profile keynote speakers... View full entry »
The Emerald Necklace Expanded Vision plan, a multi-partner visionary project spearheaded by Amigos de los Rios and the Conservation Fund, aims to connect the forests of the San Gabriel mountain range with the waters of the Pacific through a network of public park space, bike and walking trails, and restored waterways. It's an ambitious plan that will require coordination of the 88 cities and and dozens of public agencies in the L.A. Basin to achieve. — nextcity.org
Certainly, it's a minor miracle that Epiphany wasn't gutted at some point in its long life to make way for late 20th-century design nightmares such as drop ceilings and wood paneling. But more significantly the church represents an interesting period in Southern California history. — latimes.com
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It relates to scale, who's going to be there, what reflects the culture and interests of the community. People's first notion about a park is Central Park — big, grassy, lush. So adjusting expectations about that aesthetic, we have a hard row to hoe in L.A. This is the era for our city to think about parks and the river and the urban forest as all one thing. — latimes.com
It has been the setting for music videos, TV commercials and scenes from the '80s movie "Less Than Zero." Now, the unusual Los Angeles home by influential architect John Lautner is slated to go on the market for $7.5 million.
Known as Silvertop, the house has a striking design: It is made up of a series of interlocking half-circles, with a massive, arched concrete roof over the living room. — online.wsj.com
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Shirley Clements - 26/05/2012
This is brilliant for beginners. Love the beat and the dance, fits perfectly to the music. Well done.
Let It Bay - Be
VALERIE Cronin - 25/05/2012
Lovely feel good dance for the beginner/improver class.
Have You Ever Seen The Rain
VALERIE Cronin - 25/05/2012
Been doing this dance for a few weeks now and my classes really enjoy it.
Big Hunk
Wendy Hulshoff - 25/05/2012
Great dance to a Elvis (look a like )track performed by Pete Anderson. The song will be added to the playlist of many live artists soon. And the dance is one of Ria's newest hits.
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M Louise - 25/05/2012
Lovely flowing dance to a terrific song by Price Royce of La Luna fame. Great choreography that fits the song spot on and no extras a real bonus. It has a similar feel to Amame and is just as good. Perfect smooth dance for the warmer summer months.
Imelda's Way
J Myers - 25/05/2012
cheeky, cheeky, summertime fun 4 walls no tags, the music is a contageous singalong song. choreography fits the music pefectly and all abilitys will enjoy !!! THANKYOU ADRIAN for this smashing little dance !!
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Margaret Hains - 25/05/2012
A Mainstream Dance which I am sure will be a floor filler very soon a real pleasure to dance Love It
Make Me Come Alive
Margaret Hains - 25/05/2012
A solid Intermediate dance from Nev and Julie step pattern very interesting direction changes quite a bit but not that difficult this dance is worth the effort
Imelda's Way
Chrissie Hodgson - 24/05/2012
oopsss....forgot the stars - doh!!!
Imelda's Way
Chrissie Hodgson - 24/05/2012
Great Dance, class LOVED it Thanks xx
Half Past Nothin'
J Myers - 24/05/2012
this is great, just a little bit different and this is what we have all needed for a while. interesting and fun. tricky but good fast but to furious a no1 im sure.
Peter Jones - 23/05/2012
Well done Michelle, both Anna and I love the track and dance. I am sure this will do well. x
Peter Jones - 23/05/2012
Just lose yourself in this fabulous dance to a great track. Well done Tina, will do well for you i am sure. x
Let's Dance Again
ANGELA Stokes - 23/05/2012
been to a few socials and this one seems popular with most dancers nice to see other classes doing the same dance mine just love it from ist teach
Imelda's Way
Jacqueline Chassy-Vives - 23/05/2012
funny dance final hii bump !!!! all my pupils love this dance


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