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Block Ops Game
Developer: Ammonite Design Studios Ltd
✿ Release Date: Dec 08, 2012
✿ Version: 3.8
✿ Size: 39.48 MB
Ammonite Design Studios Ltd has already given us Streets of Slender on Nov 11, 2012. now delivering another great Game for iOS. download Block Ops and play it on your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. the application is compatible with iPhone 3GS/4, iPad 1, iPad 2, iPod Touch 3rd/4th.
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Developer Description
Block Ops is a new, multiplayer voxel based modern military first person shooter. The game features a tongue-in-cheek, humorous parody of modern gaming in a destructible, block based world.
As part of a highly trained "Block Warfare Operations" unit, you will find yourself in a diverse variety of situations, from deserts to arctic tundras as you infiltrate enemy strongholds, engage in espionage ops and rescue hostages.
Engage in MULTIPLAYER deathmatches over the internet for up to 64 players. Place blocks to build your team's defenses, create your own fortress and sabotage the enemy's fortifications!
Application Screenshots
How to Download:Download Block Ops for iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad and iPad mini.
Download for PC or Mac:
1. Go to the Block Ops application page in your iTunes and Click the button to download.
2. Sync your iPhone/iPad with iTunes to complete.
Download on the iTunes App Store:
1. Open the App Store on your mobile.
2. Search for Block Ops.
3. Click the button to download and install.
4. Enjoy.
You can securely create an apple profile with your information, but you have to be registered to iTunes in order to get "Block Ops" to your device.
If you don't have an active account, please register to iTunes store with a credit card number. In case you are not interested to open an account with your credit card, you can select the option 'None' during the secured registration.
*This Block Ops application may be available in some countries.
Latest User Reviews
muddy graphics just a terrible game
impossible or to easy. I say to not buy it. Not worth it. It should be fre
(5★) Legendary: Awesome game all I ask is that u fix the lagging send me request on Game Center it is Marct32
demolition, etc.
(3★) Meh.: This game is okay but not too good. The controls are all weird (Could we please not have the stupid arrows?) and the app seems to
crash sometimes on my iPod touch 4g. It needs some work so I recommend
(5★) Cool: Infinite ammo no reload but needs more weapons
(5★) Controls: Every 1 READ this put the SENSTIVITY ON HIGH
seriously/ so cool.
(5★) Plz hurry with the update!: Plz make the update soon! I love this game!
(5★) Needs Update!: Loved the game but finished it in 5 minutes! Needs an update!
(5★) Awesome: Give him a break zombies would be cool though awesome game
add but multiplayer comes first
(4★) Tutorial: Is anyone willing to make a simple tutorial on the game?
(3★) Ok, but room for improvement: U just need to make the controls, a little better, I think maybe two joysticks would be better. Also needs multiplayer and map
building. But all around it is ok.
(5★) Love game: I would like multiplayer and be able to get in buildings.needs better controls like modern combat and nova.like game keep up the
good work
(4★) Give him a break!: He is doing the best he can,but it needs more levels and it needs black ops levels & zombies.
(3★) Zombies,Duel game pad sticks: Its an ok game ,the aiming stinks and crashes after the first level, also add reloading ,zombie survival coop,gun sights ,more
(5★) Really good but short: This game is really good but the story is to short you could finish the story in less than 10 minutes at least put 5 more levels
(3★) More: It was to short and add online and multiplayer
(3★) Craftedbattle: This app is pretty cool but not what I was looking for. The app Craftedbattle is better if you were hoping for it to be more like
(4★) Needs improvement: The game is very good but something has to be done about sensitivity a secondary gun would be great and as said it could use a
multiplayer and zombies or a survival also making the campaign a bit long
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Check-in time ends at midnight
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The Bachelorette is back! It feels like it was just yesterday that we watched Ashley and J.P. find love and now it's time to join Emily as she searches for her happy ending. Will her season end in another proposal for her? Time to find out.
We re-meet Emily and hear her story about getting engaged to NASCAR driver Ricky Hendrick, who died a few months later in a plane crash. Shortly after his death, Emily found out she was pregnant and is now raising her 6-year-old daughter Ricki. Although Emily's engagement to previous Bachelor Brad Womack ended, she still believes in the process and hopes to find love again.
Let's take a break from Emily and meet some of this season's men!
Kalon, 27, from Houston, gets out of helicopter and talks about how he can wine and dine. He says he used to be a womanizer and has made a drastic change to be more responsible, but I'm not buying what he's selling just yet.
Ryan from, Augusta, Ga., is 31 and used to play pro football. He now has a sports training facility and an adorable dog.
Tony, 30, from Oregon, is a single dad to a 5-year-old son.
David, 32, is a singer/songwriter from NYC whose vocabulary reminds me of Ames.
Charlie, 32, from Nashville, explains that he fell off of a balcony and a sustained traumatic brain injury, among other things. He too has a dog and is ready to find love.
Arie is a racecar driver and knows it could bring back painful memories for Emily, but is willing to risk it. Back at the house, Emily arrives. "This is so crazy!" she says to our lovely host Chris Harrison. She says she's very nervous and was scared to do the show because she has already lost love twice, but she has moved on from Ricky's death and ready to tackle the road ahead.
The limos arrive and here are the standouts (both good and bad):
Doug left his 11-year-old at home, and he and Emily instantly connect over their kids.
Alessandro is Brazilian and I'm pretty sure he's staring at Emily's boobs.
Stevie brings a boombox and dances along to the music.
Tony carries in a glass slipper on a pillow and sees if the shoe fits. It does.
Randy comes in dressed as an old man (or lady?) and then strips down.
Travis has a big ostrich egg and tells Emily that it's a symbol of two beautiful people — her and Ricky — and through this journey, he'll take care of the egg like he would take care of them.
Ryan strolls in and the music changes. (He's clearly a keeper.) He wrote down a few things to say on a piece of paper. One sign reads, "You are beautiful" and the other, "I'm so nervous."
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Emily gives the guys a pep talk, says "golly," and toasts to the start of the season and the cocktail party. Some of the more notable moments include Chris presenting Emily with bobbleheads of them (weird), Doug giving Emily the sweetest letter written by his son, Kalon stealing time away from Sean, and Arie and Emily talking about racecar driving.
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|Connecticut's Shabazz Napier (13) celebrates after his team defeated Michigan State 60-54 in a regional final at the NCAA college basketball tournament, Sunday, March 30, 2014, in New York. Napier scored 17 points of his 25 points in the second half. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)
UConn senior guard Shabazz Napier was named a first-team Associated Press All-American on Monday, becoming the sixth player in program history to grab such an honor.
He was also named to the 10-man Wooden Award All-American team.
Napier joins Kemba Walker (2011), Emeka Okafor (2004), Richard Hamilton (1999), Ray Allen (1996) and Donyell Marshall (1994) as Huskies who were named to the AP's first team.
Napier was joined by Creighton's Doug McDermott, the only unanimous selection, Louisville's Russ Smith, Cincinnati's Sean Kilpatrick and Duke's Jabari Parker.
The American Athletic Conference became the first league with a trio of first-team AP All-Americans since the ACC did it in 2000-01.
In what was deemed the "Year of the Frosh" by many, Parker was the only freshman to grab first-team honors. The remaining players honored are all seniors.
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After feasting on delicious holiday food for days coupled with feasting on holiday sweets all month, I feel huge. I think I may have a full five to ten pounds to take off in the new year just from this holiday season alone. For the past few days, and the next few to come, I have altered my wardrobe to hide the new problem spots. One of my biggest problem spots in the hips and booty area. A-line skirts, black pants and natural waist dresses are my friend. If hips or booty are your problem area, consider an a-line wedding gown with a natural waist for you wedding.Trust me, a-line is not as boring as it sounds!
In New York City on December 31st at 11:59p.m. a sparkly one-of-a-kind crystal ball will begin it's descent into to mark the beginning of a new year. It will cast colorful beams of glittery light in all directions and all eyes will be glued to it's beauty. Shouldn't you be just as captivating on your big day? Consider one of these Anne Barge gowns and just add light to shine on your day.
Since today is the first official day of winter I thought I would choose a dress that reminded me of this festive season of the year. Today's featured dress comes from our newest collection, and it's name is Chandler. Made of glossy silk satin and detailed with sparkly rhinestone beading, Chandler is reminiscent of snow and ice. Chandler begins with a gorgeous strapless notch neckline then shows off the waist with a beaded yoke inset. From there, Chandler flows into an a-line skirt with dramatic train. It's perfect for all body types and flatters all figures. You can find Chandler on trunk shows and in select Anne Barge stores. To find our more about Chandler email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
One of our retailers, Beth Chapman of the White Dress by the Shore, shared this article on Facebook today.
I loved this article. I loved it not because I have something against the "vintage" wedding, but because I throughouly support your day being about you. Small touches that say something about you, your husband and the love you two share is what makes a wedding special. I also support the comeback of more formal and traditional wedding. Who wouldn't want to feel like Kate Middleton walking down the aisle?!?! Want some ideas for some more formal and sophisticated gowns? Check these out!
One of the comments I receive a lot when talking to people about what I do it "I can't believe you can think of that many ways to make a white dress." Sure, you can change the beading or change the lace, but where's the challenge in that? I decided to narrow it down even further. Check out all the ways we made a white dress in the same fabric in so many ways. All of the following dresses are taffeta with no beading or lace, and all are 100% original and unique. Amazing!
We have talked lots about using belts to make your waist appear smaller on this blog, but what if you don't want a belt but still want a small waist. The answer is in the three dresses above. All of the dresses above use banding at the natural waist to emphasize the waist. By emphasizing this small part of your body you will overall look smaller. Brilliant! Just be sure the band hits at your natural waist and does not hit too far above or below. Don't know where your natural waist is? Here's a tip… do the "I'm a little teapot" dance. When you "tip over to pour out" feel the crease on your "handle" side. That crease is your natural waist. Trust me, hit this spot and you will be receiving compliments all night!
Today's featured dress is a gorgeous number from our newest collection, Waverly. She is an amazing example of how the right lines flatter your every curve and hide you every flaw. Tailored to perfection, Waverly is between a sheath and modified A-line. I would almost venture to make a category just for her called structured sheath. Her skirt is narrow with a perfect flair at the bottom, and the bodice, waist and hips hug close to the body. While all this hugging and snugging makes it sound like you have to be 5′ 9″ and 120lbs to wear her the opposite is actually true. All shapes and sizes can wear her for two reasons. First, Waverly is structured and supported holding everything in and up. Second, the bands are strategically placed to highlight good and hide bad. All that sounds so boring and practical though; lets talk excitement. Waverly is different yet classic, romantic yet down to Earth, and sophisticated yet youthful. Honestly, this dress is just anything and everything. Waverly is available on trunk shows and at select Anne Barge stores. Contact us at email@example.com for additional pricing, details and locations.
Right now our crack Anne Barge team is in Toronto, Canada shooting our newest ad campaign. It's light, airy, young and most importantly drop dead gorgeous. We love the model, the gowns and the styling. We hope you love it when we finally get to debut the new images, but to hold you over here is a sneak peak. Shhh…don't tell I showed you!
Anne Hathaway recently made headlines with her engagement to Adam Shulman, and her amazing pink diamond engagement ring.
While no press releases have been issued as to when, where or how the couple will tie the knot; there has also been no mention as to who will design the beautiful Anne Hathaway's Wedding gown. Might we make a suggestion? Check out just some of the Anne Barge gowns we would recommend for Anne, or should we just do a whole new one?
Perhaps Anne should wear our "Garner" gown to continue her "Catwoman" sleek personna.
Or maybe she should don 612 and go back to her Princess Mia days.
She could go fashion forward in "August" a la Devil Wears Prada,
Or classic like in "Bride Wars".
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British superbantams Booth and Munroe take diverse routes to world title glory
Two unsung British super-bantamweight fighters, Rendall Munroe and Jason Booth, contest world titles later this autumn. They are the council worker and the recovered alcoholic, as humble and gracious as any British sportsman today.
Munroe hopes to continue his work as a binman in Leicester even if he succeeds in relieving Toshiaki Nishioka of the WBC super-bantamweight title, in Japan, late in October.
Graft is the name of the game for Munroe, 30, the European super-bantamweight champion, whose early starts and fitness levels have produced a relentless fghter who breaks opponents down over the middle to late rounds.
Nishioka has held the title since January last year, making three defences, but the 33-year-old has lost four of his 43 fights in a record that includes three draws. Munroe's team are convinced there are chinks in the Japanese fighter's armour.
"This is a serious opportunity. It makes no difference to me if the fight is being held in Japan," said Munroe, who has won all but one of his 22 contests. "To be a world champion you have to fight world-class fighters in world-class places. This is a chance for me to show I'm good enough to be thought of as world class."
Frank Maloney, his promoter, was even promising yesterday to dust down his union jack suit, while it was offered to him that in Japan, he was not big yet, but could be considered a giant.
Britain could boast two super-bantamweight world title holders by the autumn with another Maloney fighter, Jason Booth facing Canadian Steve Molitor for the IBF title in Sunderland on September 11.
The contest was originally scheduled for July 23 but the Canadian was forced to withdraw after suffering a stress fracture of his left shin.
A world title triumph for Booth would complete a return from dark places after the colourful Nottingham fighter quit the sport for two years in 2004 after succumbing to alcoholism.
"I got myself into a bad situation with drink and couldn't leave the bad side alone," said the 30-year-old. "Like footballers I'd go on these mad binges and spend loads of money. I took time off boxing because I was too drunk."
Booth would drink 25 cans a day, and even awoke early in the mornings, desperate for another drink, and would even trawl dustbins to drink the dregs, before licensing hours allowed him back on the sauce.
"It was the hardest thing I've ever done to drag myself back from it. A terrible place. I don't do that any more. I changed when I realised when I didn't want to be where I was. To get through it I went to one of the darkest places and never want to be there again."
"It's made me a better person and who I am today. I'm so glad I've still got my boxing because that could have gone with it. I saved myself." It is a tale told best sober…
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The current average estimate of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters, which typically doesn't include one-time charges or gains, is for a profit of $1.19 a share for fiscal 2011.
"Two months ago we disclosed our belief that the U.S. economy will face headwinds for longer than we previously expected," said David Haffner, the company's president and CEO, in a statement. "We also mentioned that we were turning our focus to actions that would yield improved ongoing profitability; that focus, and our view of continuing demand weakness in certain markets, led to the current restructuring activity and recognition of impairments. We have decided to close some production facilities, trim our cost structure, and reduce overhead. Importantly, full year underlying operational results appear to be in line with the expectations we shared in our October earnings release."
Shares of Leggett & Platt closed Wednesday at $23.45, up more than 4% in 2011.
Mosaic Corp. (MOS) said after Wednesday's closing bell that it plans to reduce its production of finished phosphate by up to 250,000 tons through the end of March. ""Isolated phosphate market spot prices have become disconnected with the underlying agricultural fundamentals," said Jim Prokopanko, the company's president and CEO, in a press release. "As dealers and distributors focus on the macroeconomic uncertainty and delay purchases for the North American Spring Season, near term supply of phosphate barges on the Mississippi River has exceeded near-term demand. The current spot prices in this market do not reflect our outlook for the business, nor do we think they are sustainable." The company also said it plans to release its fiscal second-quarter results on Jan. 4, adding that: "Volumes and pricing for the second fiscal quarter were within prior guidance ranges, for both phosphate and potash." The stock closed Wednesday at $50.29, down more than 30% in 2011. -- Written by Michael Baron in New York.
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SAVANNAH, Ga., Feb. 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Ocean Exchange proudly announces the launch of its third annual global competition for the 2013 Gulfstream Navigator Award of $100,000 and the 2013 Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics Orcelle Award of $100,000.
The theme for the 2013 competition is LEAP TO ZERO+, the innovative practice of generating economic growth and increased productivity while reducing the use of natures' resources and waste. The Ocean Exchange is seeking innovative, proactive and globally scalable Solutions, i.e. Solutions Inspiring Action, that are positive for our oceans, economies, and cultures and that can leap across industries accelerating the timeline of reaching Zero+.
"We're proud to be a corporate sponsor of the Ocean Exchange's worldwide sustainability initiatives," said Joe Lombardo, executive vice president, Aerospace Group, General Dynamics, parent company of Savannah-based Gulfstream Aerospace. "Previous Navigator award winners have already made a positive difference to our environment with the inventions they presented at the past two Solution Exchanges. As a worldwide company with a headquarters close to the coast, Gulfstream is inspired by the many organizations that have come forward with solutions aimed at preserving our oceans, ensuring sustainable growth and protecting our environment."
To enter the 2013 competition, register your solution in the Ocean Exchange Gallery by 11:59 p.m. (GMT) on May 1, 2013. Register by completing a pre-screening application through http://www.oceanexchange.org. Beginning May 2, Ocean Exchange's international solutions review panel of multi-disciplinary experts will review all applications registered in the Gallery to select:
- Ten Solutions Inspiring Action to compete for Monetary Awards – these organizations, which are in need of financial support and global recognition, will be invited to present at the Solutions Exchange, September 30, 2013 in Savannah Georgia USA. At the Solutions Exchange invited delegates will select the winners of the $100,000 Gulfstream Navigator Award and the $100,000 Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics Orcelle Award .
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N2thecalmb4thestormHappy: Dec 6th
1. Talked on the phone with my sister-in-law.
2. Didn't procrastinate on getting the trash to the curb this week.
3. Still thoroughly enjoying my relatively leafless yard. 5 years ago
10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
Starting today, 43 Things users can export their goals and entries from the site. Starting August 15, we will make the site "read only". 43 Things users will still be able to view the site and export their content, but we won't be taking any new content from users. We hope to leave the site up for folks to see and download their content until the end of the year. Ending on New Year's Eve takes us full circle.
It has been a long ride (one of our original goals was to "build a company that lasts at least 2 years" - we beat that one!) While we wish the site could live on, it has suffered from a number of challenges - changes in how people use the site, the advertising industry, and how search engines view the site. We wish the outcome was different – but we've always been realistic about when our goals are met and when they aren't.
As of today, you will be able to download your goals and entries. See more about that on the FAQ page. Thanks for 10 great years of goal-setting and achieving.
- The Robots.
1. Talked on the phone with my sister-in-law.
2. Didn't procrastinate on getting the trash to the curb this week.
3. Still thoroughly enjoying my relatively leafless yard. 5 years ago
1. Called my younger son and chatted a bit.
2. Called my parents and chatted for about an hour.
3. Played some online games that my sons introduced me to. 5 years ago
1. Ecstatic to find that my neighbor had mulched and removed the leaves from my yard while I was at work. Bless his sweet heart!
2. Gutters on my house have been cleaned.
3. It's Friday, need I say more? 5 years ago
1. Getting rid of a migraine
2. Catching up a bit with a friend
3. Remembering something from my youth that I can now fully implement in my life. 5 years ago
1. Got my grocery shopping done before the crowds hit the stores
2. Looking forward to spending Thanksgiving with family
3. Have the day off 5 years ago
1. Looking at fabric
2. Touching fabric
3. Finding the fabric I wanted to make a couple of bags 5 years ago
1. Relatively calm day on call
2. Finishing a project at work
3. Feeling more comfortable in my new work environment 5 years ago
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2. Being able to get some things done even though I have a crappy cold.
3. Getting outside for a bit 5 years ago
1. Watching all the pieces falling into place as I worked on a project today
2. Enjoying dinner with, and the company of, my son and DIL.
3. Watching "Ghosts of Girlfriends Past" with my son and DIL. 5 years ago
1. Got my H1N1 shot
2. Enjoyed the day off in honor/memory of veterans, of which I am one
3. Being warm and dry inside while it is cool, rainy, and blustery outside 5 years ago
1. Learning that the cost of repairing my car does not exceed its value.
2. Looking at the beautiful fabric covered panels I now have hanging in my cube at work.
3. Having my workspace counter lowered to a height that is comfortable for me. 5 years ago
1. Feeling better now after having been sick most of the day
2. Looking at the fabric panels I have assembled to cheer up my cube at work
3. Watching my cats sleep – they look so sweet 5 years ago
1. Helping my son celebrate his birthday
2. Wonderful Italian food
3. Having my "like a granddaughter" hug me at dinner and tell me she loves me. 5 years ago
1. Mastered the art of entering and exiting my car via the passenger door. Since hitting the deer, the driver's door does not open.
2. Got my peacock tattoo finished
3. Had a productive day 5 years ago
1. Learned that my "Other Than Collision" coverage will cover my car repairs and was reminded that my deductible for that is $0.
2. Enjoyed dinner and an evening with my son and DIL and grandsons.
3. Had fun helping my DIL pick out hair coloring, colored her hair, and both were excited with the results. 5 years ago
1. I was not hurt when I hit the poor deer
2. My car is still drivable
3. I'm home 5 years ago
1. Caught sight of the full moon just as it was rising this evening. It appeared to be huge on the horizon and was breathtaking.
2. "Help" from my cats in detangling a skein of yarn.
3. Getting out of the house 5 years ago
1. Feeling better
2. Benefiting from a quiet, restful day
3. Amusement provided by my cats 5 years ago
1. Spending time with my granddaughter
2. Spending time with my son and DIL
3. The idea of getting a good night's sleep (hopefully) 5 years ago
1. Conversation with a friend
2. Vanilla Spice Rum flavored creamer in my coffee
3. Thinking about my grandchildren 5 years ago
1. My scanner is fixed
2. Seeing the light at the end of a tunnel on a project
3. Books I ordered arrived 5 years ago
1. Taking a much-needed break at work
2. Getting my nails done
3. Showering with 13 Rabbits (hmmm, sounds kinda perverted – or at least crowded) 5 years ago
1. My son graciously agreed to replace the bulbs in the headlights on my car on short notice.
2. The sound of a steady rain outside while I am warm and dry inside.
3. Two cats sleeping peacefully in front of me. 5 years ago
1. listening to the rain outside
2. napping with my cats
3. receiving photos of my nieces and their sons 5 years ago
1. finding out that management is planning to resolve the problem of the sun blinding several of us in the late afternoon at work
2. having dinner and watching a movie at my son and DIL's
3. having a DIL who is so loving and accepting of me and with whom I get along so well 5 years ago
1. Discovering features on my new cell phone
2. Sleeping
3. The company of sleepy, purring, cats 5 years ago
1. Tried out the new ice machine at work and it gives shaved ice! I LOVE shaved ice!!!
2. The new coffee service at work makes really hot coffee.
3. My new insulated mug keeps my coffee hot all morning and my ice water cold all afternoon. 5 years ago
1. Watching my cats play in their new tunnel
2. Starting to fix up my new cubicle
3. Listening to my new ipod 5 years ago
1. The geese are back!!! I am so happy to see the geese come back. I missed them over the summer. I noticed about a half dozen yesterday swimming in a pond near my house and their number has doubled today. Thank you Canada or northern U.S. or whoever it is who loans us your geese in the winters.
2. Visiting with the cats at Petsmart.
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The miserable GDP report: Is the economy in trouble again?Posted on January 30, 2013, at 10:25 AM
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Infrastructure spending moves people off of couches and into productive employment — and that makes us all better off
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A "long-standing truth-teller" on the excesses of too-big-to-fail banks says they need to be broken into pieces
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"Compensation is way too high," says Morgan Stanley's CEO. "I'm sort of sympathetic to the shareholder view that the industry is still overpaid."
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Birgit \b(i)-rgit, bir-git\ as a girl's name is pronounced ber-GEET. It is of Norwegian origin, and the meaning of Birgit is "exalted one". Variant of Bridget. Name of an Irish saint. There was also a Saint Birgitta, who was the patron saint of Sweden. See also Britt.
Birgit has 10 variant forms: Birget, Birgetta, Birgitt, Birgitta, Birgitte, Brita, Britt, Britta, Byrget and Byrgitt.
Birgit is also pronounced similarly to Birgett. Other suggested similar baby names are Berget, Birkita, Brigit and Brygit.
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Did Big Money Really Lose This Election? Hardly.
After the most money-drenched elections in history -- with close to $6 billion spent on the 2012 presidential and Congressional races alone, by one estimate -- big donors and the media alike are now asking: Was it worth it?
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Wednesday, January 11, 2012 - 10:44am
Immigration: Rhetoric vs. Reality
Just as immigration is growing as a hot political topic in the South and country, the number of immigrants is in steep decline.
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Friday, September 9, 2011 - 1:55pm
Should the Poor Be Allowed to Vote?
Last week, right-wing pundit Matthew Vadum created a stir when he argued that -- as his piece at American Thinker is titled -- " Registering the Poor to Vote is Un-American ." Here's how the piece starts:
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Friday, July 1, 2011 - 11:15am
Are Teachers and Police Officers Imaginary People?
Growing up, some children have imaginary friends. Today, many politicians seem to live in a world of imaginary workers.
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Sunday, January 23, 2011 - 9:27am
One Year after Citizens United
A year ago this week, the Supreme Court made a landmark decision about the role of money in elections -- a ruling so momentous that many are still grappling to take stock of its impact on our political system. The case: Citizens United . The decision: In a 5-4 vote, the Supreme Court ruled that it was unconstitutional to limit in any way the amount of money corporations can spend on attack ads or other "electioneering communications" to sway a political race.
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Ten years ago my US Army unit was returning from our final training exercise in preparation for deploying in support of Operation Iraq Freedom. We listened intensely as President Bush announced the start of the war 10 years ago today, and my platoon prepared to deploy as part of the 1st Armored Division into the breach of battle. Within a few short weeks, my soldiers and I were rolling across the Kuwaiti border on our way to Baghdad to relieve the 3rd Infantry Division.
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"Maximizing" reputation gains {WoW}
May 19th 2008 4:45PM I was the same as you. I turned 70 halfway through quests in Nagrand though. So I had 3 zones I never even touched left :)
Guildless: The saga continues {WoW}
Aug 14th 2007 8:01PM Reminds me of my situation, and what seems to be happening alot.
Our guild managed 2 Kara teams pretty well, and after a few weeks we even got Gruul down. Unfortunately we got stuck after that. Couldn't get much done in Mag, SSC, or the Eye. We were a casual raiding guild and didn't have enough people logging on, people who weren't taking it serious, people afk, and people with sub-par gear.
We were about a day before disbanding our guild, when we found another guild exactly in our situation and merged into a new guild. Now we have more than enough members who are willing to put in the effort and we're a full raiding guild. In just one week, we killed Voidreaver, Mag and a world boss. The change is completely amazing!
Finally, no more loot click hunting {WoW}
Jun 14th 2007 3:11PM Yeah that's a nice change. I'd always yell at my boyfriend when he aoe pulls to move back a few steps after one mob dies so they don't all end up in one pile. Yesterday I had to yell at him to stop moving :)
Top 5 reasons all Rogues should pickpocket {WoW}
May 22nd 2007 5:03PM Oh yes forgot. There is a macro that auto loots in stealth. I don't like turning auto loot on in dungeons in case i accidentally ninja something. I believe the mod is called AutoLoot.
Top 5 reasons all Rogues should pickpocket {WoW}
May 22nd 2007 5:00PM Uh macros? I wouldn't bother wasting time before pickpocketing, but by putting the macros above to cheap shot, ambush, sap, backstab and garrote, it's the same as before just more money. Pickpocketing also yields alot of healing potions, random greens plus gems. The lockboxes will refuel all your poisons, give you more money, more potions and more chances at green.
If you don't have all your stealth skills macroed to pickpocket I think you're well dumb and not using your class fully.
WoW on iPhone? {WoW}
Feb 9th 2007 9:20PM Well this other MMO I used to play, had a mobile phone game you can play. It wasn't the actual game but a sort of minigame. However any money you make in it, you can transfer to your real account.
I'd love to see something like that.
Roguetastic: Imp Sap and being useful {WoW}
Feb 7th 2007 3:16PM Oh and the fact that Imp Sap not only moved up the tree, but you can now sap from the front even using swords is amazing. I don't see why anyone shouldn't get it.
Roguetastic: Imp Sap and being useful {WoW}
Feb 7th 2007 3:14PM I'm full combat swords build, but the first 3 instances I've gone to, I keep getting asked if I have imp sap. Then I realized that it got moved way up and it's only 2 points now. Having enough points left going to 70 I decided to spend those immediately my next two levels. It's great, I was able to use it the next instance I went to and be useful.
I've never encountered anyone not wanting rogues so far. I know as a healer I didn't like them because if they drew aggro they lose hp fast and they always worried me.
Tigole doesn't deny the idea of player housing {WoW}
Jan 23rd 2007 3:23PM I think player housing doesn't sound like such a great idea for this game, however I am in favor of an instanced house/hall for guildmembers. Like how when you reached a certain honor, you could go into the honor hold areas. Same idea, but for guilds.
It would cost money to set it up, so first guilds work together to set up the cash. More money spent on it, could equal bigger sizes. As someone said, if your guild completed Ony for example (a guildmember handed in the head) than Onyxia's head can be mounted on the wall. Other such conquests can go here, plus npcs for bank, reagents, etc.
However not only that, but in another MMO I played, you had the capability to tax guildmembers, and anywhere from 1-50% of your exp would go to the guild. When a certain amount of exp is reached (it was 500k, than 1mil, 2mil, 10mil..etc) than you are awarded one guild talent point which you use to get a guild skill. For example it can be "All members receive an extra 1% defense rating while in an instance". Even things like "All guild members will receive an extra 1% spell crit rating". There can be skills for melee/tanks/healers/Paying less for repair/+bank slots/+gathering skills, etc. It is then up to the guild to decide what talents they will get, and what will benefit the guild most. It doesn't even have to be by way of exp. It can be quests given out in the guild hall, money, items, etc.
I think this would be the next level in WoW. MMO the way it should be. People interacting together to enhance your experience and play to your best ability.
Breakfast Topic: What did you do once you got your hands on the expansion? {WoW}
Jan 16th 2007 3:54PM 1.) Logged on my 60 to taunt all the people in guild without the expansion yet (I'm east coast)
2.) Created my blood elf mage and leveled to 6
3.) Flew my 60 main to Dustwallow to await some Outlands fun when I get home tonight
Totally not what I expected as I didn't want to create a new BE or level my 60 thinking it would be way too crowded. But the BE was too tempting, and the population wasn't too bad (although getting fuller as it got later)


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The calender says today is 12/26/12, so we must have all survived the Mayan apocalypse and yet another Christmas season, on to the New Year and resolutions quickly fudged. I look forward to this day more than Christmas itself because it's finally over! The hype and lead up and obligatory this and that of each holiday season leaves me strung out and exhausted, like the last few rigs of the seemingly endless truck parade down Napoleon on Mardi Gras Day. I live half a block from this silly nightmare of pastiched 18 wheelers in queue for likely miles, and it isn't the size so much as the noise. Truck horn after truck horn after truck horn, like a really slow marathon of all the Smokey & The Bandit "films" with a lagniappe viewing of Convoyto bring it on home. Only this year the drainage work along the avenue is so massive my guess is in 2013 we will get a break from the madness. And at the pace the work is going maybe 2014 too. Continue reading »
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The alleged embezzlement of $25,000 in forged checks by former Lusher employee Lauren Hightower was reported to police Jan. 25, but no charges have been filed amid an ongoing investigation, according to a report by Jessica Williams of The Lens.
The Women of Class second line that had been scheduled for noon today has been canceled, Red Cotton is reporting at her Facebook page.
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The Women of Class will start their annual second line at noon Sunday on Earhart Boulevard and Gert Town and head down Washington and Louisiana avenues, then make a few loops through Central City, according to the route published by Big Red Cotton.
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Freret Neighbors United, which has been serving a large swath of the Freret area for nearly four decades, is considering a merger with a much newer group of activists next door who began organizing in the Milan neighborhood about two years ago. Continue reading »
The audit for 2011-2012 filed late by Lusher Charter School reveals that an unnamed, high-ranking employee in the business office used blank checks to embezzle $25,000 from the school, but she was fired and the money recovered after the theft was discovered, according to a report by Jessica Williams of The Lens. Though due at the end of September, the audit was dated Friday and was late because of "the amount of work it took to reconcile financial records," the report states.
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'Sexy And I Know It' Audition From Christian Porter On 'The Voice' Season 4
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A wannabe singer transforming a beloved pop song into a moody, acoustic ballad? Been there, done that. What "Voice" season 4 auditioner Christian Porter does to LMFAO's "Sexy and I Know It," though, is something different altogether. The only thing this cover shares with the original is its lyrics; otherwise, Porter's take on "Sexy" is a bluesy, falsetto-tinged jam that seems tailor made to go viral.


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The first project that Neoclassicist Robert Adam built following his Grand Tour, Letterfourie is located on 300 acres near the town of Buckie, in Banffshire, Scotland. The 11-bedroom, pink-granite house was completed in 1772, and Adam's drawings for it are preserved at the Sir John Soane Museum in London. The asking price is $2.7 million. (A flock of 500 Soay sheep are available for separate purchase.)
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Some eighteen years ago, Frederick Crews brought his acidic pen and hyper-charged animus to the Freud Wars. Neither an historian of ideas, nor one of medicine or psychoanalysis, his major claim to scholarly achievement in this arena rested on his work as an extreme Freudian literary critic who ran Shakespeare through a grinder. Sometime afterwards, Crews went over to the other side. He donned a hockey mask and since then has tried to eviscerate Sigmund Freud and his admirers. With his 1993 and 1994 essays in the New York Review of Books, Freddy brought the battles over Freud to a fever pitch.1 And now with two recent essays, he's back.2
In the past two decades, Freud studies have left his brand of crude polemic behind. However, for Crews the nightmare remains the same. Freddy spins a tightly-controlled web around exaggerated or deeply improbable, even childish speculations. He avoids broad context and deplores real dialectic. His book reviews read like the pamphlet that Mr. Kurtz wrote in the Congo; somewhere as one moves from one semi-reasonable paragraph to the next, it becomes clear that in the margins, the author has wildly scrawled "exterminate all the brutes."


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ADD TO LISTNot too many travelers make their way to Perast when visiting Montenegro. Those that do usually go to see the Perast. Other travel spots such as Budva and Kotor may be more interesting to check out in the area. Know something about Perast? Help us out by adding your favorite places to this Perast travel guide.
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Tiny and calm village on the Montenegrin coast. It offers gorgeous views on Kotor Bay. Perast is perfect for those who want to escape from hoards of tourists in places like Budva. It is easily accessible by bus (route between Herceg Novi and Kotor). Attractions: church tower (really worth climbing- just watch your head!) and tiny island accessible by taxi boat (5 euros for return ticket).
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A beautiful small village. Perfect for peacefull holidays.
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