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club, but in this case it wasn't. I attempted to explain why. Your thoughts why it didn't?
My theory is that OP was trying just a bit too hard to hit winners.
I think most 3.5s and below have weaker backhands vs forehands, in that (1) they can't really hit winners from the backhand, and (2) they can't hit more than 5 or 6 solid BHs in a row during a rally without making an error. That is not to say that they can't block a few back.
In this case, sounds like OP's opponent would hit a few weak BHs, and then OP would go for too big of a forehand winner and make an error.
I think a better strategy for OP would have been to hit those forehands at 80% rather than 100%, and cut down on the errors. The opponent would not be able to attack the 80% shots to his BH, and would then more likely than not make an error before OP does.
Of course OP is also a 3.5 so easier said than done. Finding the right balance of being aggressive while still making high-percentage shot selection is hard at any level.
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I was very disappointed when I read in my parish newsletter about the celebration being held in honor of Catholic Bishop Edward Braxton's 70th birthday.
I understand the desire to celebrate the good work being done by Catholic schools in the Belleville Diocese, which is touted as the main reason for the dinner. However, this party is being held at a country club at the cost of $100 per person.
Considering the recent history of the Catholic Church, such an ostentatious display is out of line. Pope Francis is leading the faithful to be humble and quietly do good works. We should all be paying more attention to that message.
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Versatility is what the 2011 Chevrolet Express Van is all about. Available in Cargo and Passenger versions, Chevy's ultimate hauler can transport up to 15 passengers or, when the job requires moving parcels instead of people, whatever you can fit into a mobile storage locker offering nearly 285 cubic feet of usable space. Either way you look at it, the Express will be tasked with moving what could potentially be a substantial amount of weight, which is why Chevrolet offers buyers a variety of engines, including a torquey Duramax diesel. Factor in the options of regular- or extended-length models, a selection of basic to well-equipped trims and the availability of rear- or all-wheel-drive (AWD) capability, and you have a vehicle ready for most anything.
If you frequently need to accommodate several passengers, require a work vehicle offering space and configurability or want a van that covers the gamut from light-to heavy-duty capability, the 2011 Chevrolet Express is one not to be missed.
If your priorities include comfort or efficiency, the Chevy Express will likely leave you disappointed. Despite being offered with its share of creature comforts, this is a work vehicle, one that rides and handles more like a Silverado than a Honda Odyssey and isn't recognized for outstanding fuel economy.
For 2011, the Chevrolet Express van has been updated with standard StabiliTrak, the newest version of OnStar and desirable options such as Bluetooth connectivity and a WiFi feature. Also, the optional diesel engine now delivers more power and greater efficiency.
Driving Impressions With EPA ratings of up to 20 mpg, the base Express Cargo van's V6 offers the lineup's greatest efficiency, but its 195 horsepower can be overwhelmed by heavy loads. In...those situations, the available 310-horsepower 5.3-liter V8 is a better choice, or perhaps the optional 324-horsepower 6.0-liter V8. However, none of those engines can compete with the 6.6-liter Duramax diesel, updated for 2011 to deliver 260 horsepower and 525 lb-ft of torque. If something needs to be moved, chances are that turbocharged oil-burner will get it done.
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The Chevy Express Van's side doors provide easy access to the cargo area without having to climb in from the back.
Consider the 2011 Express Van to be a Jack-Of-All-Trades, one that can carry up to 15 people, boasts 284.4 cubic feet of cargo space and tows up to 10,000 pounds.
Styling for the 2011 Chevrolet Express Van's dash and instrument panel borrows from other Chevy models, including the Silverado pickup truck but, otherwise, the look is unique. In its basic Cargo configuration the Express is essentially a 2-passenger rig comprised of a couple of seats and a big empty box devoid of any type of trim or decoration. A variety of interior storage provisions can be added. Standing in contrast is the Express Passenger Van, where you'll find such luxuries as carpet, rear windows and additional seats.
A need for interior space is what leads shoppers to the 2011 Express Van, meaning Chevy designers were challenged with the task of making the vehicle look fresh and modern while not affecting overall capacity. As a result, the silhouette of today's Chevrolet van isn't all that different from models sold over the past few decades, though the taillights are mounted higher, the edges have been softened and the front end looks more like a German Shepherd than a Pug.
Listed among the 2011 Express Cargo Van's standard features are a V6 engine, vinyl flooring and upholstery, air conditioning, a step-up rear bumper and manually-operated exterior mirrors. Frills are not part of the deal, though the Passenger Van does jazz things up some, with a V8 engine and cloth seats. All Chevrolet Express models are equipped with stability control, 4-wheel antilock (ABS) disc brakes and dual front airbags.
Creature comforts are not what you'd call plentiful on the Express Cargo Van, so shoppers will need to look to the options list if they want power windows and door locks or, if they're really feeling crazy, a radio. There are also choices of engines, light- or heavy-duty models (1500, 2500, 3500), body lengths and various packages. Some of the more noteworthy items include side-curtain airbags, Bluetooth connectivity and the most recent version of OnStar.
If fuel economy is a primary concern, a Chevrolet Express 1500 equipped with the base 4.3-liter V6 is a buyer's best choice. That 6-cylinder is expected to average 20 mpg on the highway but, with 195 horsepower, it's not exactly a powerhouse. Though less efficient, the 2011 Express van's four available V8s promise to get most any job done with up to 324 horsepower and, thanks to this year's updates, 525 lb-ft of torque. That latter amount is what you'll get from the available 6.6-liter turbodiesel V8, which has been tweaked to deliver additional output complimented by cleaner emissions.
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260 lb-ft of torque @ 2,800 rpm
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295 lb-ft of torque @ 4,600 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 11/17
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334 lb-ft of torque @ 4,500 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 13/17
6.0-liter V8
324 horsepower @ 4,700 rpm
373 lb-ft of torque @ 4,400 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 11/16
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EPA city/highway fuel economy: N/A
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By Cinscape1 on Saturday, May 16, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 80,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"This vehicle is a conversion van, not passenger great condition except running boards has minor damage. New tires Interior great shape and has remote start."
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By jake on Wednesday, May 13, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 180,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "fair priced and computable riding captain seats"
Cons: "paint will need some work"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"the van has a nice conversion kit installed,new battery and throttle body valve. high top, paint will need some work done"
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By DanJack on Sunday, May 03, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 200,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Good functional economical transportation"
Cons: "needs an updated body style"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"I've had 3 others just like this 12 passenger van. You can use it to haul people, stuff or a combination of that. The seats are easy to get in and out and removing them, it turns into a cargo van, but it is insulated and thus low sound. Chevy hasn't changed the style in years that is good and bad. While it would be nice to see it updated, the fact is if you want function, this is a great van. You can still fit in most parking garages, car washes, drive thru windows etc. Others have gone to a high profile van, which means I can only buy a Chevy because the low profile is important for reasons stated above. Relative to other vehicles, I think the MPG is very good - 15 around town, 17+ on the road."
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By OLDBONES on Tuesday, April 28, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 400,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Dependable every day."
Cons: "None"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Every 5,000 miles I change the oil, rotate tires and service whatever else needs service. Over 1 million starts and still has the original starter. It's never failed me, and I'm sure I can get another 400K out of it. Best vehicle I've ever owned."
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By Sultan on Tuesday, March 17, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 210,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"The Express van very suitable for owner with 10 or more passenger ride together .It is good for carry some goods as well a long with passenger ."
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By cj on Tuesday, February 03, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 74,600overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "all recommened service completed, ready to go far"
Cons: "no cd player, one original rollup window"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"used a few times for short term camping. ran electric heater, microwave, coffee maker, cooler, light and fan off power strip inside, with a power cord from supply to outside inlet -(professionally installed). has strong wood double bed frame with 8 inch memory foam. very comfortable (unless your over 6' tall).four steel shelves for storage, + tote storage under bed -(about 6 wide totes).lots of extra room in back. we hung fishing rods on the inside roof, and lots of small items/tools hang on s hooks on the lockable steel barrier between rear and driving area. great driving and exploring van. one owner died, so selling :-("
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In order to promote Romanian language and culture, the Ministry of National Education has decided that the beneficiaries of the scholarships should study only in the Romanian language. The candidates who do not know Romanian are offered one supplementary preparatory year to study the language. The students who declare that they know already Romanian language have to pass a language test organised by the competent higher education institutions.
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St. Louis, MO (SportsNetwork.com) - Jay Bouwmeester had one goal and one assist to lead the St. Louis Blues to a 5-1 win over the New York Islanders on Thursday.
Derek Roy, David Backes, Magnus Paajarvi and Brenden Morrow also scored while T.J. Oshie and Kevin Shattenkirk both added a pair of assists for the Blues, who had dropped two straight entering the contest. Jaroslav Halak made 22 saves for the Blues.
Andrew MacDonald tallied the lone goal for the Islanders, losers in eight straight. Anders Nilsson allowed all five goals on 26 shots.
Bouwmeester opened up the scoring at 11:47 of the first period, taking a pass from Vladimir Sovotka at the point and blasting a slapshot past Nilsson.
MacDonald tied the game 5:19 into the middle session. Frans Nielsen dropped the disc back to MacDonald at the point and he one-timed it through traffic and into the back of the net.
Roy scored the eventual game-winner just under two minutes later after beating Nilsson with a wrister.
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The BJP is considering becoming a part of the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) government in Andhra Pradesh, party's state President K Hari Babu said here today. "However, the final decision on the issue will be taken by the BJP's central leadership," he told reporters here today.
Hari Babu, who arrived here after formation of the NDA government in Delhi, said that Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) leaders should not to create obstacles in Polavaram irrigation project since it would be a "national project". He said that a committee has been constituted to study the issue of setting up a new capital for Andhra Pradesh, which would submit a report. The state government's views on the issue would also to be considered, he said.
He also opined that for administrative reasons, the existing 13 districts of Andhra Pradesh should be divided into 25 districts.


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You could use the term luxury camping to explain this operation, but portable four-star hotel more accurately describes EcoCamp Patagonia, the first eco-accommodations south of the Amazon. Located in Chile's Torres del Paine National Park near the monolithic Paine Towers, EcoCamp Patagonia can also lay claim to one of the most stunning panoramas of any lodging in the world.
EcoCamp was opened in 2001 by Chilean adventure tour operator Cascada Expediciones in an effort to provide its clients touring Torres del Paine with upscale lodging inside the park that also minimized impact on the fragile Patagonian ecosystem. Modeling their design on the huts made by the nomadic Kawesqar people, Patagonia's ancient inhabitants, planners devised a system of domed tents built to be portable but spacious, comfortable, and strong enough to withstand Patagonia's high winds.
The camp consists of 15 sleeping domes, plus two giant dining- and living-room domes connected by wooden walkways. It accommodates no more than 32 guests at a time. Each sleeping dome is fitted with wooden floors, two beds with fleece sheets and feather quilts, lighting powered by solar and wind energy, and round skylight windows. There are separate men's and women's bathrooms with composting toilets and hot water showers. All camp waste is removed from the park.
Stays at EcoCamp are included with Cascada Expediciones trips in Torres del Paine. These all-inclusive packages range from four-day sightseeing and wildlife-viewing trips ($1,059 per person) to challenging nine-day Torres del Paine Circuit treks ($2,129 per person) that begin and end with EcoCamp stays. Prices cover ground transportation, accommodations, all meals, park fees, and guides.
"The guides and staff members were professional, conscientious, genuinely friendly, and caring, striking the perfect balance between creating an intimate setting and meeting 'commercial' expectations," says New Yorker Suchitra Srinivasan, who stayed at EcoCamp last fall. What she witnessed on the trip—staff members helping needy travelers even though they weren't part of the group, and guides picking up trash on the trail left by others—affirmed, she says, "that they don't pay lip service to their values."
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Driving Nails With Scissors
There was a bill that that was going through the Vermont legislature this last session, H.883, which proposed to consolidate Vermont school districts. It would have eventually reduced Vermont's 270 districts down to 50. Advocates pointed to long term cost savings, better ability to serve students, and equality of funding. Opponents cast doubt on these points and mourned the loss of local control. H.883 went back and forth, got diluted, and eventually died in the House at the eleventh hour. And there was much rejoicing.
My take is that we are trying to solve the wrong problems. I see this debate as people trying to drive nails with a pair of scissors and arguing about how to sharpen the scissors.
First, everyone is missing the point on funding, both in terms of amount and equality. Taxation ought to be based a person's ability to pay. We tax people for school funding according to the value of their real estate holdings. Sure, through Act 60 we have shared money across towns and income adjusted to some extent, but the system is a kludge. The saying is that it took the tax burden off of poor people in poor towns and put it on poor people in rich towns.
Taxing people according to real estate value worked a century or more in the past, when income was hard to track and most people farmed. Real estate value was a decent bellwether for income; more acres equaled more crops. Now the situation is inverted. Few people farm, income is easy to track, and there is no strong connection between real estate value and ability to pay. With your average dairy farmer it is inverse. Current use taxation helps, but let's just admit it: the most income sensitive tax is an income tax.
We should be collecting all education tax as an add-on to the income tax at the state level. It would be collected by the state but it would belong to the schools. It should be distributed to schools on a per pupil basis, with a multi-year rolling average to prevent funding shocks. We could put aside a percentage as a dedicated education rainy day fund to even out economic dips.
From H.883:
"At the same time, technology and globalization and other societal demands are changing what our students need to know and be able to do in order to contribute to building a strong economic and civic future for the State. Notably, our students need to acquire what are generally called "21st century skills," which include the ability to innovate, adapt, handle nonroutine problems, reason from evidence, synthesize and analyze complex data, work confidently with technology, collaborate in teams, and communicate effectively through a variety of media."
Our schools aren't designed to do this. The fundamental structure of the K-12 school hasn't changed in a hundred years or more. I once heard it said that our schools are doing a wonderful job – of training the farm kids of the 1890s to do the factory jobs of 1910. The present structure is focused on obedience, repetition, tolerance of boredom, alienation from nature and community, fear of failure, obsession with time limits, and the categorization of students according to the needs of moribund heavy industry. Most schools resemble medium security prisons and operate much the same, despite the best intentions of educators. The structure, both physical and rule-based, overwhelms the occupants.
And what about those time limits?
Here are a couple of statements I think everybody can agree on: Each student learns a subject at a different rate of speed. That rate will vary according to the sub-section of the subject being studied and the physical and mental state of the student at the time. A student will not learn all subjects at the same rate of speed. One student might have an easier time with math and a harder time with reading and another student just the opposite.
Obvious to the point of utter banality, you might say. I agree.
So why do we force all students to learn all subjects at the same rate of speed? Most states define a school year at 180 days. We can observe that some students master a subject in far less than 180 days. They get bored and waste time. Others might need 200 or 250 or 300 days to master the same subject. They are rushed through the subject matter, tested, branded as failures (or partial failures), and spit out the other end of their grade level to endure the frustration and humiliation again the next year.
I read a parable somewhere about an infant learning to walk. The kid grabs onto a table leg and pulls herself upright. She lets go, takes a few wobbly steps, and falls down. At this point she realizes that she is a failure at walking and crawls on all fours for the rest of her life, as we all do. Of course not. She grabs onto the table leg again and repeats the process until she can walk. Short of an actual physical disability, she will eventually walk, run, jump, and scare the crap out of her parents by climbing things. This is because small children don't have a concept of failure. We have to teach them that. And we do.
One of the ways we do this is by imposing arbitrary time limits on learning. It's useful for beating down children into a state of docile self-doubt and filtering for industrial productivity. It's also convenient for administrators, but last time I checked we didn't create and maintain schools for the convenience of administrators. Except that we do.
Another way we teach failure is through standardized testing. Standardized testing will not work until someone invents the standardized child. Until that mythical time we are merely distracting students and teachers from real learning. What we get are snapshots of a teacher's ability to jam a student into an artificial framework under time pressure, and the student's willingness and ability to be so jammed, combined with the student's physical and mental state at the time of the test. It is like one of those snapshots that catches you with one eye closed and your mouth twisted into a palsied rictus.
We should get rid of grades and grading. Segregating students by age and ramrodding them all through academic material at the same speed is patently idiotic. We all know this is unrealistic, and yet we accept it. Testing them all on a particular day at a particular hour and considering this an accurate indicator of their mastery of a subject is just as idiotic. A student should be able to study a subject until he or she achieves mastery of it and then move on. Perhaps a particular student might take four years to learn what we now call 9th grade reading. At least the student ends up being able to read.
To consolidate, or not to consolidate, that is the irrelevant question. Fifty school districts based on the present educational foundation would be just as abusive and pointless as 270 districts. It's an administrative question, not an educational one. Those fifty putative districts would be just as poorly funded.
We need to look past the wreckage of our present system, think about what outcomes we want for the children of Vermont and build schools based on how children actually learn.


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Ad agency: McCann, Bangok.
This is why digital technology was invented: to make a Rubik's Cube out of an English man's big honkin' head. Enjoy the old school rapping of the Gap Band.
Ad agency: CHI & Partners, London.
I of course could do a whole separate post on brilliantly insane Japanese commercials. But I'll limit it here to my two favorites. The above CLIO-winning commercial is for Esthe Wam hair removal.
Ad agency: O&M Japan.
Also via Japan: Milk helps student beat evil chalk teacher. I'm sold.
Ad agency: Dentsu
This spot for Rexona (known as Degree in the US) Sensitive deodorant won a Silver Lion at Cannes in 2011 for "Best Use of Music." I can't argue with that decision. Ad agency: Ponce, Argentina.


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We delayed. Late summer b-day, so either going to be the oldest or youngest. Also gifted. We still delayed, and had a glorious year basically unschooling.I treasure that time. I did receive criticism, and I have experienced a lot of negativity here on MDC about delaying. But, in the end, it was the right thing to do at that time.
Do what works for your child and ignore those who might criticize you.
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Flowers, fairies, gardens, and rainbows-- Seasons of Joy: 10 weeks of crafts, handwork, painting, coloring, circle time, fairy tales, and more!
Check out the blog for family fun, homeschooling, books, simple living, and 6 fabulous children, including twin toddlers
We homeschool now, but my 4.5 year old will be school aged for the fall. The cut off is the begining of December, and he has a September 30th birthday. He's tiny, has a speech delay, would still be four at the begining of the school year, and seems to be a bit behind socially and with his fine motor skills. .... while my youngest is much more clingy and emotionally volatile.
but everything has pros and cons
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If the chips are down, the buffalo is empty.
My birthday is August 17 and so this is just based on my personal experience. It was really hard always being the youngest one in my class. I always felt a beat behind, socially, and I never really felt like I fit in. I was often friends either with people younger or older than me, but rarely had friends in my own age group. My parents had a choice to hold me back or put me in, but I had taught myself to read so they felt like they had to enroll me. My dad still to this day says he wishes he hadn't.
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Dropbox Pro plans go big with 500GB option
Lately the competition in online cloud storage has really started to heat up. With multiple options coming in with all sorts of pricing someone needs to make their mark. Today it appears that Dropbox wants to be first. They've just revealed their new Pro plans that are doubling users storage limits for nearly the same price.


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So I realized that as i watched Breaking brad, that the format of the video made it perfect for me to be able to study and look up every once in a while. the same is true about the ER. So do you guys know anyone else on the internet who are playing thru games( there are a lot i know) but are able to have some interesting conversation as the game goes.
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Game Grumps and the Two Best Friends.
Game Informer's Replay. Replays are Quick Looks and Super Replays are Endurance Runs.
I would also highly recommend the Overblood Super Replay over at Game Informer. Their Replays and Super Replays are usually anywhere from pretty to very entertaining. Dan Ryckert is amazing. I enjoyed the Half-Life Super Replay a lot as well. Just watch them all.
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Here's a Dumb Game is pretty good but I haven't had time to watch it all yet. So far they've played Way of the Samurai 3 and Saw.
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Run Button is pretty good. They're also Giant Bomb fans so they'll talk about that occasionally.
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Run Button is pretty good. They're also Giant Bomb fans so they'll talk about that occasionally.
I second Run Button. I'm working through the 20 Years of Sonic LP right now.
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Since I'm pretty sure you want only group based ones with humour and general conversations over gameplay I'll make a mega-list of the best of the best.
The Something Awful LP Sub-Forum is the best destination for general Let's Plays, as it was invented there and the rules allow for a bar of quality much higher than the vast majority of random Youtubers.
The LP Archive is a collection of previously finished LPs from the above forum.
Slowbeef & Diabeetus - The original LPer and Moderator of the LP forum and his bud, very humour focused and mostly play bad games, channels:
Slowbeef's Youtube contains the majority of their main LPs
Retsupurae contains mainly riffs on bad Youtube LPers and an assortment of shitty flash games and 'longplays' (games played by other people that they then talk over instead).
Other groups from SA:
The Freelance Astronauts A group of 4 dudes (sometimes all of them, sometimes a couple of them, sometimes with idiots that arn't part of the group that fans hate), highly praised for their humor, they usually recorded their videos live while streaming on ustream, probably the first LP group to gain a large following outside the forum itself, they like to mix it up between good and bad games, but also play lot's of random stuff. They haven't made videos in quite a while though.
Chip and Ironicus Chip Cheezum and General Ironicus, a duo that focuses on informative videos of mostly good games while also still managing to be really funny.
Tipping Forties A now defunct group of 4 who got very drunk while playing, lots of immature humor, usually playing bad games or games they generally dislike.
RunButton Two cousins who love games and had a podcast about games turn their podcast into a let's play instead, extremely funny, quite informative, and is basically a podcast in video form while playing a game, they also took on the huge task of playing almost every Sonic game in existence in their '20 Years of Sonic' Let's Play. Probably don't watch if you can't stand long anecdotes as the majority of their longer than average videos don't even talk about the game being played.
Youtubers that actually don't suck:
Game Grumps is a duo of net famous nerds Egoraptor known for his flash animations, and JonTron known for his reviews, together like PB&J to form a very weird, very immature humour based game channel, they like to keep put out lots of videos of different games in 10 minute chunks, and they'll probably drop games that they get enough content out of, like I highly doubt they're going to be finishing very many games.
Two Best Friends Play - Mat and Pat are two best friends, they play games :p Okay no seriously, there are two channels one for their Machinima show which are 30 minute montages of the most hilarious bits of things they find in whatever game they're playing, and their other channel for full playthroughs, they are also pretty immature but their humor takes a different approach to most other groups I've seen, their channels:
http://www.youtube.com/show/twobestfriendsplay for the show.
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheSw1tcher for full playthroughs.
And finally for videos put out by another (coughrivalcoughnotreallycoaugh) game publication...
Game Informer's Replay
Weekly show where Game Informer editors play various games, they switch out people a lot and have guests on, sometimes special ones like playing Deus Ex with Warren Spector, sometimes just having a dude from Atlus playing something from his childhood, either way they have a combination of very informative and very funny videos.
Replay comes in two flavors, first is regular ole Replay about 30-60 minute videos that are split into two parts, the first is the game of the episode which they pick something they really want to try or revisit out of the GI vault and the second is Replay Roulette which they pick something super random and most likely bad, quite a few really bad and weird ones went on to become...
Super Replay! A full playthrough of a game, usually really bad or really strange games, Super Replays are spawned in two main ways, games that were previously Replay Roulettes that have been voted on by the community, or on Super Replay Showdown a segment that takes place of Replay Roulette in some videos where the editors pick a game and they have to battle for the right to play it in either a challenge or multiplayer match against each other, winner gets to play!
And there you have it, how I manage to get anything done while watching all these videos I'll never fucking know.


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- Tin Fish Tango by Dan McClenaghan
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Tin Fish Tango
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Immersion Records & Media
Track Listing: Friday Night at the Top; Life of a Cipher; Orion Rising; Luminata No. 257; One Man's Machine; Opium; Dancing on Thin Ice; Missing Mozambique; Jugs March In; The Praise Singer; Skickin' Away.
Personnel: Mark McGrain: trombone; Tim Green: saxophones; James Singleton: double-bass.
Record Label: Immersion Records & Media
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