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|Reviews for A Test in Partnership
| Guest chapter 1 . 6/13
That was written really well. Love the story. Sad, but very well written. Some time could you do a post Somalia story on Ziva and Gibbs non romantic, but more like a father daughter thing? Again, great story.
| Hells Bells chapter 1 . 4/19
This was an interesting story you dealt with the subject delicately.I really wanted Tony and Ziva to realise they need to be together. PLEASE write a sequel or more stories you are too good a writer not to carry on writing.
| Jolena chapter 17 . 5/20/2014
Hi there. I gotta say I am more than surprised with how this story went and frankly I'm not sure if I like it. I mean your writing is brilliant and I enjoyed reading it a lot it simply made me sad due to the fact that you pointed out the complicated side of Tiva. I hate seeing my baby sad and depressed. I think you wrote her a little OOC yes? Bc never would she leave her team or treat in active duty for desk duty. Not in my life. But maybe in yours :) so congrats on this story it's sad but I like it anyway!
| ZD2013 chapter 17 . 11/25/2013
This is a really good story- mainly due to the fact that i think it is a very realistic outlook on events.
Thought it was beautifully written, very good grammar and you clearly have a talent for writing.
I would definitely be up for reading a sequel.
| clestaffordt chapter 17 . 10/3/2013
Very exhausting/angstsy to read. My mistake to read this.
| nando2k50 chapter 17 . 9/4/2013
Not the finish I was expecting... But a great story overall...
| nando2k50 chapter 1 . 9/4/2013
Very well done... You did not over shoot in this chapter and that was quite difficult...
| buh-dum-tss chapter 17 . 7/1/2013
YOU NEED TO UPDATE THIS. At least a last chapter where Tony and Ziva figure things out and kiss or something
| buh-dum-tss chapter 4 . 6/30/2013
Oh my god you are by far one if the most talented writers I have come across on this site! You capture Zivas character so well! I don't feel like I'm reading a fanfic; it's like I'm reading an episode script. She is in no way out of character and the way she and Tony interact is spot on. This is the second story by you that I've read and I'm in love. You write them in a way that makes me care about what happens to them; most authors on here just type words onto the screen and write them OOC. Thank you for this, you are an exceptional writer. Keep it coming!
| gymnast1454 chapter 17 . 11/22/2012
I have been reading this story all day and its addicting! You have to finish it!
| GossipQueen2000 chapter 17 . 10/28/2012
Your writing style is fantastic, you also know how to write well and I think you got most of the characters down pretty well however you make ziva so weak! It made me want to stop reading at so many points. Overall its a nice story but come on that's it two doctors decided what to do with her life and she just rolls over and takes it? Her ability to get back up after taking hit after hit is what made her strong and admirable. She had always been able to rise and thrive and live in the wake of tragedy, she lived rather than just simply survive when shit happened. I'm not saying what happened to her was not drastic, no it is just awful but after every tragedy you either rise again or you simply role over and in this case she is taking the easy way out. Running away rather than staying and facing her demons. Your plot was well developed and the story had nice flow to it. Keep writing :)
| ncis-1001 chapter 17 . 8/22/2012
hi just read all your story in one go-loved it! hope you make a sequel soon and i really like your style. well done great story x
| pacificbluegirl chapter 17 . 6/6/2012
Just read this all in one go, brilliant concept, really interesting to see your take on it and I think in many ways very true to both Ziva and Tony which is so, so important! Loved the intervention by McGee there as well, that was really awesome and I loved his little story about the friend. I'm sad to see it end so abruptly, but completely know the feeling when you run out of inspiration and you feel like taking a step back rather than dragging the words out with no feeling or excitement behind them. If your inspiration returns I will happily read the sequel that might come out of it!
| Guest chapter 17 . 5/27/2012
Are you ever going to begin another story? I really hope you do because i enjoy them quite a bit or rather a lot. Love the drama. Write sooooon
| Guest chapter 17 . 5/27/2012
Are you ever going to begin another story? I really hope you do because i enjoy them quite a bit or rather a lot. Love the drama. Write sooooon


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GO-TO PLAYERS: Andrea Smith, a 5-8 senior guard, averaged 16.5 points per game last season to lead the Bulls, but is still recovering from a torn ACL suffered in a season-ending loss to Pittsburgh last spring. Smith's sister Andrell Smith, a 5-8 junior guard who was second on the team in scoring last season, is averaging 10.4 points per game through five games this season.
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State 8 and Under Finals
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Christopher Cooper, boys 7
100 IM, 10, 59.69; 25 backstroke, 5, 22.95; 25 breaststroke, 9, 30.91; 50 freestyle, 4, 47.15.
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An hour-long weather delay didn't seem to do too much to dampen the spirits of the Los Alamos Hilltopper boys golf team Monday.
With most players at Monday's Los Alamos Invitational having five or six holes remaining, a significant rain and thunderstorm blew right over Los Alamos Golf Course, forcing the stoppage.
It's been an eventful last couple of weeks for the Los Alamos Hilltopper girls golf team.
With less than half a spring season to go, head coach of the team, John McBride, left the program and left it in the hands of boys head coach John Stam.
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ALBUQUERQUE — It's been something of a uphill battle for the Los Alamos Hilltopper boys track and field team this season, but the steep trek might be leveling off somewhat.
The team's performance, however, seems to be on the rise.
The Los Alamos Hilltopper baseball team apparently doesn't like to have fans leaving halfway through a doubleheader.
The previous weekend, Los Alamos just got by Española Valley in game one only to slam the door early in game two to earn a big District 2AAAA sweep.
Saturday, the Hilltoppers needed extra innings in game one against the Taos Tigers, then put up an eight-run second inning to help secure another sweep.
Despite the rough weather this weekend, the Los Alamos Hilltopper girls tennis team picked up the regular season District 2AAAA title this weekend.
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ALBUQUERQUE — More than a few around track and field in New Mexico consider the Richard Harper Invitational a good measuring stick for the state meet.
If there's any truth to that, the Los Alamos Hilltopper girls track and field should be in pretty good shape.
The Hilltopper girls handed out another beat-down this weekend at the meet, held at Albuquerque Academy. They dominated the field, scoring 104.5 points, more than double their nearest competitor, Class 5A Highland, which finished with 49 points.
Garett Williams has been around football for some time now.
With stops at the prep, college and even pro level, Williams has seen football in all shapes and sizes.
Now, he wants to cut his own niche.
Williams was hired Thursday to take over the Los Alamos Hilltopper football program. He is replacing Bob Scott, who racked up a school record 124 wins in his
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Cheng, T; Wang, J; (2006) Applications of spatio-temporal data mining and knowledge for forest fire. In: Kerle, N and Skidmore, A, (eds.) Remote Sensing: From Pixels to Processes. (pp. 148 - 153). : Enschede, Netherlands.
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An excellent podcast that covers the future of bitcoin and how it may affect the world:
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- 160 E Artesia St Ste 360
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Jane's Addiction played a rare intimate gig in London this week (July 16).The band – fresh from playing the O2 Arena over two nights with Nine Inch Nails – got up close and personal with a crowd of 300 at Centro in Holborn. Surrounded by fire-breathing strippers and projections of pornographic images, the band played a tight set despite guitarist Dave Navarro feeling unwell. Photo: Phil Wallis
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Park Slope-Private Room/Bath/EntryUnited States, New York, Brooklyn
About This Listing
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
Prime Park Slope Suite in Architect's home. Fully private and secure with its own entrance. Newly renovated for our guests. All yours with nothing to share. Guests have a private, ground floor entrance to our 1887 Brownstone. The room is bright, sunny and large. The full bathroom boasts a Japanese style soaking tub (and shower).
Built in 1887 the house is 125 years old. An architect's home, we have fully renovated the house maintaining and restoring much of the original period detail. The best of modern amenities and classic Brownstone Brooklyn living.
Experience NYC living at it's very best. Leafy tree-lined block in the center of Park Slope, Brooklyn. Close to N,R, 4,5,6, 2,3 trains. Downtown Manhattan in 20 minutes; mid-town and Times Square in 30. Many fine restaurants and 15 minute walk to Barclays Center, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Brooklyn Museum of Art and Prospect Park.
Ideal room for parents and family members visiting Brooklyn. Full 24/7 wireless internet and connectivity for streaming content off your own devices. Coffee maker, coffee and tea service is available in the room.
The room is listed for double occupancy, but we can accommodate up to four quests. In addition to the full sized bed, the room has a sofa sleeper. Kids are free, but each additional adult guest will be charged an additional $10 per night.
The full bathroom is adjacent to small dressing room with storage and closet space The bathroom is small, but new and comfortable.
House is our home. We have two children, a dog and cat. For our peace of mind and your comfort, the guest room has been recently renovated with a private, secure entrance. Our pets are never permitted in the guest room. You will have complete privacy and total security.
Hosts speak German, Japanese and Spanish
Location is perfect for events and shows. We are within easy walking distance are the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), Barclays Arena, the Brooklyn Museum of Art and Prospect Park .
Guest Access
Guests have access to the private suite with a private ground floor entrance.
Interaction with Guests
We are available to make your stay as comfortable as possible. The room is completely private and guests do not typically see us unless they need us for something.
We are more than happy to help with directions, setting up transportation and making recommendations for sites to visit, restaurants and events.
The Neighborhood
Many fine restaurants and 15 minute walk to Barclays Center, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Brooklyn Museum of Art and Prospect Park.
Location is perfect for events and shows. We are within easy walking distance are the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), Barclays Arena, the Brooklyn Museum of Art and Prospect Park .
Getting Around
Close to N,R, 4,5,6, 2,3 trains. Downtown Manhattan in 20 minutes; mid-town and Times Square in 30. Many fine restaurants and 15 minute walk to Barclays Center, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Brooklyn Museum of Art and Prospect Park.
Other Things to Note
This a true private room, not just a bedroom in somebody's apartment. Dedicated private entrance, en-suite bath and shower and complete privacy. We are set up very much like a private hotel room with all amenities.
* No smoking
* Registered guests only
* No candles or open flame
* Guests MUST have fun during their stay and alert us immediately to any special concerns or considerations. We cannot help make your stay comfortable as absolutely possible after you leave
111 Reviews
I stayed here with my 12 year old daughter and we were very comfortable. The room is spacious and well equipped. The area is very nice with trees, lots of great cafes and shops. Kedin was very helpful and easy to communicate with via email. He welcomed us on the first night after a long flight from Australia which was appreciated.
Nous avons été enchantés par ce sejour . L'appartement est en rez de chaussee, il est propre et bien aménagé. La maison est sublime dans une rue vraiment très agréable et a deux pas des commerces et restaurants. Nous recommandons très fortement cet endroit !
Great place, beautiful neighborhood, gracious hosts. I hope to stay here again!
My 12-year old son and I really enjoyed our stay at this beautiful property. It was a convenient launching point for all our NYC adventures. It was both an easy train ride into the city and an easy walk to Prospect Park/Brooklyn Museum/Botanical Garden. After our welcome from Kedin, we had complete quiet and privacy. Because there is no kitchen, we appreciated the Park Slope with access to several restaurants, cafes and markets just around the corner. This was our first AirBnB experience and we'll definitely do it again.
We loved our stay at Kedin and Kimberly's. The room was perfect. The neighborhood was family oriented and close to everything we wanted to do. I did not see that there was a fridge available when I reserved the room, but there was one and that made the room even better. Unfortunately, we were not able to see Kedin and his family very much because we were so busy. We would definitely recommend and stay again. Thanks! This was our first airbnb experience.
Wir verbrachten 14 Tage in NY und haben uns in der stil-und liebevoll eingerichteten Wohnung von Kedin sehr wohl gefühlt.
Nach von Erlebnissen prallvollen Tagen in Manhattan, waren wir immer wieder glücklich in das ruhige Wohnviertel Park Slope zurückzukehren, in dem wir uns auch sehr sicher gefühlt haben, Morgens haben uns die Vögel(!) geweckt.
Vor unserer Ankunft hat Kedin über email mit uns geklärt, wie wir in die Wohnung kommen...hat alles prima geklappt.
Kedin hat uns herzlich begrüßt, sogar mit einer Flasche Prosecco, da er von unserem Fest wusste. Er hat sich gleich erkundigt, was wir noch brauchen könnten und uns Teller und Besteck umgehend besorgt.
Da er und seine Familie im selben Haus wohnen, konnten wir uns auch jederzeit melden, wenn wir Fragen hatten.
Das Zimmer ist sehr gepflegt, Bettwäsche, Handtücher werden regelmäßig gewechselt..im Bad ist Duschgel und Seife..wie im Hotel..ein Kühlschrank, Wasserkocher und Kaffeemaschine sind vorhanden...Kaffeekapseln wurden auch immer nachgefüllt..sehr nett!!
Kurzum: wir waren rundum zufrieden, würden jederzeit wieder bei Kedin anfragen und können Euch die Wohnung sehr empfehlen.
Andrea und Bernhard
We were looking for a place to stay for a few days at the very last minute and Kedin was very kind to accommodate us with such little notice. We communicated via Airbnb message and he was always fast with his replies and everything was clearly communicated with warmth.
Kedin's place is located in the neighbourhood of Park Slope which has gorgeous brownstones and nearby amazing shopping, restaurants and cafes. The room itself is beautiful! It was very nicely decorated, warm and very cozy. We felt right at home and didn't want to leave by the end of our stay but we will definitely be back!
About the Host, Kedin
We are family of four living in the heart of Park Slope. We both work locally and out children are in middle and and high school. We have been Airbnb hosts for a little more than a year and have found it to be great! We have met some super people and we enjoy being able to share our home with friends and family.
Naruto RamenRamen - Try the Spicy Miso Ramen. And the pork buns are gooey and wonderful. Happy Hour Specials.5th Avenue NY 11215
Bonnie's GrillGreat Burgers and Awesome Wings!5th Avenue NY 11215-1911
Body ReserveBody Reserve Gym - We offer a $10 day pass to guests5th Avenue Brooklyn NY 11215
Old Stone House & PlaygroundWonderful Park with playground and kids water garden. Site of a 1699 Dutch farmhouse that was central to the Battle of Brooklyn. Explores the American Revolution, colonial life and Brooklyn.3rd Street NY 11215
D'Vine Taste - Speciality GroceryFresh bread baked all day. Fantastic prepared foods, but try to get one of the baguettes as they come out of the oven. Buy two - only one will make it home.7th Avenue Brooklyn NY 11215
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|Artist: Various
Learn more about Black Sabbath:secret Musical History:
Format: CD
Manufacturer: Idelsohn Society/allegro
Sku: 217059216
Release Date: 9/14/2010
See more in R&B / Soul
Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. My Yiddishe Momme - Billie Holiday ~ Various Artists
2. Utt Da Zay - Cab Calloway ~ Various Artists
3. That Old Black Magic - Johnny Hartman ~ Various Artists
4. Baby, Baby - Josh White/Libby Holman ~ Various Artists
5. Ich Hob Dich Tzufil Lieba - Alberta Hunter ~ Various Artists
6. Sholem - Eartha Kitt ~ Various Artists
7. Where Can I Go? - Marlena Shaw ~ Various Artists
8. Exodus - Little Jimmy Scott ~ Various Artists
9. Sabbath Prayer - Cannonball Adderley ~ Various Artists
10. Swanee - Aretha Franklin ~ Various Artists
11. Now! - Lena Horne ~ Various Artists
12. Dunkin' Bagel - Slim Gaillard ~ Various Artists
13. Eretz Zavat Chalav - Nina Simone ~ Various Artists
14. Fiddler On the Roof Medley - The Temptations ~ Various Artists
15. Kol Nidre - Johnny Mathis ~ Various Artists
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info
|Liner Note Authors: David Katznelson; Courtney Holt; Hilton Als; Roger Bennett; Josh Kun.
|Photographers: Michael Ochs; Johnny Mathis.
|The musical relationship between blacks and Jews has impacted popular music since the dawn of the recording era, with both groups often being influenced by, working with, and borrowing from one another. One compilation can't hope to capture all the shades and complexities of these interactions. But the ingeniously titled Black Sabbath: Secret Musical History of Black-Jewish Relations does imaginatively compile 15 tracks by top African-American artists, focusing on performances of songs with a prominent Jewish flavor. While most of these were at one time easily available on releases by popular artists (though Billie Holiday's "My Yiddishe Momme" is taken from a private 1956 home recording), they're usually among the more obscure items in their repertoire. Certainly many listeners will be surprised, and perhaps even shocked, to find that Johnny Mathis covered "Kol Nidre"; that Cannonball Adderley did "Sabbath Prayer"; and that Lena Horne set the melody of "Hava Nagila" to English words for "Now!," to take just a few examples. The selections here lean toward jazz performers, with a few more R&B-oriented artists, as well, the music is somewhat uneven but generally strong, if not always too typical of the styles with which these stars were identified. Highlights include Jimmy Scott's show-stopping 1969 rendition of "Exodus"; Nina Simone's moody, infectious in-concert "Eretz Zavat Chalav"; the Temptations' unexpectedly funky take on excerpts from Fiddler on the Roof; and Slim Gaillard's characteristically grin-raising scat jazz on "Dunkin' Bagel." Aretha Franklin's "Swanee," done in 1966 before her rise to stardom, will not exactly stand out as a high point in her discography. But such oddities are part of the fun nonetheless, if only for discovering such unlikely connections between two ethnic groups who have contributed much to popular music. Those connections are enhanced by a 40-page booklet that supplies much detailed background of how these songs and recordings came into being, and make one hope that more such material can be unearthed and documented in future volumes. ~ Richie Unterberger
Producer: David Katznelson; Courtney Holt; Roger Bennett; Josh Kun
Musical Guests
|Josh White
Technical Info
|Release Date : 09/14/2010
|Original Release Date : 2010
|Catalog ID : RSR018
|Label : Idelsohn Society For Musical Preser
|Number of Discs : 1
|Studio/Live : Studio
|Mono/Stereo : Stereo
|SPAR Code : n/a


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Hearings to examine the role of the Financial Stability Board in the United States regulatory framework.
Hearings to examine the President's international climate agenda and implications for domestic environmental policy.
Hearings to examine stopping an avian influenza threat to animal and public health.
Hearings to examine going dark, focusing on encryption, technology, and the balance between public safety and privacy.
An oversight hearing to examine a path forward, focusing on trust modernization and reform for Indian lands.
Hearings to examine cyber crime, focusing on modernizing our legal framework for the information age.
Hearings to examine counterterrorism, counterintelligence, and the challenges of "Going Dark".
To receive a closed briefing on Department of Defense maritime activities and engagement in the South China Sea.
Hearings to examine the nomination of General Joseph F. Dunford, Jr., USMC, to be Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Hearings to examine the nominations of Michele Thoren Bond, of the District of Columbia, to be an Assistant Secretary of State (Consular Affairs), and Sarah Elizabeth Mendelson, of the District of Columbia, to be Representative on the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations, with the rank of Ambassador, and to be an Alternate Representative to the Sessions of the General Assembly of the United Nations.
Hearings to examine understanding America's long-term fiscal picture.
Business meeting to consider S.1482, to improve and reauthorize provisions relating to the application of the antitrust laws to the award of need-based educational aid, S.1300, to amend the section 221 of the Immigration and Nationality Act to provide relief for adoptive families from immigrant visa feeds in certain situations, and the nominations of Luis Felipe Restrepo, of Pennsylvania, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Third Circuit, Travis Randall McDonough, to be United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Tennessee, and Waverly D. Crenshaw, Jr., to be United States District Judge for the Middle District of Tennessee.
Business meeting to markup an original bill entitled, "State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 2016".
Hearings to examine the nominations of General Paul J. Selva, USAF, to be Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and General Darren W. McDew, USAF, to be commander of the U.S. Transportation Command.
Hearings to examine unlocking the cures for America's most deadly diseases.
An oversight hearing to examine islanded energy systems, focusing on energy and infrastructure challenges and opportunities in Alaska, Hawaii and the United States Territories.
Hearings to examine securing the border, focusing on understanding threats and strategies for the maritime border.
An oversight hearing to examine juvenile justice in Indian Country, focusing on challenges and promising strategies.
Hearings to examine the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs's role in the regulatory process.
Hearings to examine S.132, to improve timber management on Oregon and California Railroad and Coos Bay Wagon Road grant land, S.326, to amend the Healthy Forests Restoration Act of 2003 to provide cancellation ceilings for stewardship end result contracting projects, and S.1691, to expedite and prioritize forest management activities to achieve ecosystem restoration objectives.
Hearings to examine the back-end of the nuclear fuel cycle and related legislation, including S.854, to establish a new organization to manage nuclear waste, provide a consensual process for siting nuclear waste facilities, ensure adequate funding for managing nuclear waste.


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Me & My Girl (tour)
Editorial Staff • West End • 13 Sep 2006
The question now becomes, "How well does Fry's 1985 version hold up in 2006?" It's worth noting that in 1937 Me and My Girl had the comical eccentricities of Lupino Lane to fall back on, while programme photographs reveal the apparently effortless charm of Robert Lindsay and Emma Thompson in 1985. Warren Carlyle's touring production, originating at the Theatre Royal, Plymouth, has neither of these resources.
The story is flimsy and predictable – not necessarily a drawback. East End barrowboy, Bill Snibson, is revealed as the heir to the Earldom of Hareford. He must, however, display his suitability for the peerage, unlikely in a fellow who thrives on rhyming slang and walking all over chaises longues. Will he claim his title or retire with an annuity? Will he marry his devoted fiancée, Sally, or the gold-digging Lady Jaqueline who is ready to throw over the impoverished Hon. Gerald Bolingbroke? Love, not surprisingly, finds a way.
At the end of Act 1 the show-stopping "Lambeth Walk" ensures a relatively cheerful interval drink, but in truth the proceedings have been no more than mildly diverting. Richard Frame (Bill) and Faye Tozer (Sally) work hard, but show little sign of the requisite charm. Only Sylvester McCoy (the family solicitor) and Russell Walker (the silly ass Gerald) give a hint of the insouciant silliness needed to keep the show afloat. Most of the songs are pretty forgettable, though McCoy's set piece "Family Solicitor" is great fun.
After the interval things brighten up somewhat. A smart arrangement of one of the borrowings, "The Sun Has Got His Hat On", launches proceedings with panache. Richard Frame hits his stride, sharing with Dillie Keane (the Duchess of Dene) a library scene that finally musters the style, comic business and sense of absurdity that have been lacking. Walt Spangler's set, flexible, with the occasional hint of elegance, here comes wittily into its own.
Matthew Brind's nine-piece orchestra manages a well-nourished sound and the 15-strong ensemble is admirably versatile and well-drilled in a production stronger on choreography than on comedy and characterisation.
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Police say the driver of a car being chased by state troopers was killed and four others were hurt when he crashed into another vehicle while exiting Interstate 376 in Oakland early Wednesday morning.
The man who died has been identified as Richard Giles Jr., 20, of Braddock.
VIDEO: Watch Katelyn Sykes' report from Oakland
The state police patrol the interstate, even in the city, and they stopped the inbound vehicle near the Squirrel Hill Tunnel at about 2:30 a.m. after seeing a traffic violation in a construction zone.
"The trooper detected a strong odor of marijuana inside the vehicle, attempted to identify the occupants and the driver fled the scene," Trooper Matthew Jardine said.
The trooper chased the vehicle along the Parkway East as the vehicle took the Oakland exit to Bates Street, Jardine said.
"At the end of the Bates Street exit, the driver failed to negotiate a turn and struck another vehicle head-on," he said.
SLIDESHOW: Photos from the crash scene in Oakland
Giles was pronounced dead at the crash scene. Three of his passengers, as well as the driver of the other car, were taken to the hospital with unknown injuries.
Police identified Giles' passengers as a 21-year-old man and a 19-year-old woman from Washington, Pennsylvania, and an 18-year-old man from Forest Park, Georgia.
Police said two of Giles' passengers had guns, and a third was wanted on a warrant. They did not specify which persons were armed or which one was wanted, citing the ongoing investigation and the possibility of charges.


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Conservation newsFounded in 1999, Mongabay is a leading provider of environmental science and conservation news.
Behind the scenes of Showtime's blockbuster series on climate change
(04/18/2014) For years climate change activists and environmentalists have been clamoring for a high-profile, high-impact TV series about climate change to make Americans more aware of an issue that will affect billions of people around the globe in coming decades. This week they finally got it when Showtime released the first episode of Years of Living Dangerously, a big-budget TV series featuring a number of Hollywood's biggest stars as reporters and corespondents.
Rainforests on fire: climate change is pushing the Amazon over the edge
(04/18/2014) From 1999-2010, nearly three percent of the Amazon rainforest burned, and climate forecasts indicate dry conditions conducive to fire will only become more commonplace in the future. A new study indicates that rainforests are more vulnerable to fire than previously thought, and it warns the current combination of climate change and deforestation may be pushing Amazon forests past the breaking point.
Next big idea in forest conservation? Maps for the masses
(04/18/2014) Mark Mulligan makes maps for the masses. In his work on tropical forests, Mulligan uses GIS, modeling, remote sensing, and lab experiments to turn research into datasets and policy support systems, which are available online for use in development, decision-making, and education.
Is Aru safe? Indonesia suspends plan to clear half the islands' forests
(04/17/2014) Aru, an area made up of about ninety-five low-lying islands in the Maluku province of eastern Indonesia, has suspended a plan to clear half of its total forest cover for sugar cane. However, the island paradise is still not safe from large-scale deforestation, according to a report from Mongabay-Indonesia.
Legal logging concessions drive illegal logging in Peru, threatening forests and indigenous people
(04/17/2014) Nearly 70 percent of officially inspected logging concessions in Peru have had their permits canceled or are under investigation for major breaches of forestry laws, finds a new study published in the journal Scientific Reports. Worryingly, the research also concludes that forestry permits are being widely used to launder timber illegally logged from outside concession areas.
Okapi-killing warlord shot dead in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
(04/17/2014) The head of an informal militia and poaching group, Paul Sadala a.k.a. 'Morgan,' was killed on Monday after surrendering himself to the army in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). A well-known elephant poacher and terrorist, Morgan became most famous for leading an attack on the Okapi Wildlife Reserve station in 2012.
New relative of the 'penis snake' discovered in Myanmar
(04/17/2014) Scientists have discovered a new species of limbless amphibians, known as caecilians, in Myanmar. Dubbing the species, the colorful ichthyophis (Ichthyophis multicolor), the researchers describe the new amphibian in a recent paper published in Zootaxa. The world's most famous caecilian is the so-called penis snake (Atretochoana eiselti) which was rediscovered in Brazil in 2011.
Malaysia at risk of falling behind in push for more sustainable palm oil
(04/17/2014) The Malaysian state should play a more active role in supporting the transition toward less environmentally destructive palm oil production, says a coalition of Malaysian NGO's. In a statement issued Sunday, the Malaysian Palm Oil NGO Coalition (MPONGOC) urged Malaysian banks, palm oil associations, and other government-backed institutions to commit to 'improving social and environmental standards in the palm oil industry'.
Weird and mysterious: scientists find new shark species
(04/16/2014) A long snout with teeth jutting from the sides? Check. Catfish-like barbels dangling from its chin? Got them. Gills on the side of its body? It has those, too. These are characteristics of a bizarre group of sharks known as sawsharks. And until recently, only seven species were recognized. However, a new discovery raises that number by one more.
Ecuador will have referendum on fate of Yasuni after activists collect over 700,000 signatures
(04/16/2014) In what is a major victory for environmentalists, campaigners with United for Yasuni have collected 727,947 signatures triggering a national referendum on whether or not oil drilling should proceed in three blocs of Yasuni National Park in Ecuador.
Long lives, big impacts: human life expectancy linked to extinctions
(04/15/2014) Since the arrival of Homo sapiens, other species have been going extinct at an unprecedented rate. Most scientists now agree that extinction rates are between 100 and 1000 times greater than before humans existed. Working out what is driving these extinctions is fiendishly complicated, but a new study suggests that human life expectancy may be partly to blame.
Nearly a thousand environmental activists murdered since 2002
(04/15/2014) At least 908 people were murdered for taking a stand to defend the environment between 2002 and 2013, according to a new report today from Global Witness, which shows a dramatic uptick in the murder rate during the past four years. Notably, the report appears on the same day that another NGO, Survival International, released a video of a gunman terrorizing a Guarani indigenous community in Brazil.
Malaysia imperils forest reserves and sea turtle nesting ground for industrial site (photos)
(04/15/2014) Plans for an industrial site threaten one of Malaysia's only marine turtle nesting beaches and a forest home to rare trees and mammals, according to local activists. Recently, the state government of Perak approved two industrial project inside Tanjung Hantu Permanent Forest Reserve. But activists say these will not only cut into the reserve, but also scare away nesting turtles from Pasir Panjang.
Ants plant rainforests, one seed at a time
(04/14/2014) Deforestation is destroying forests around the world, but its effects are especially obvious in the Amazon Basin. Due to cattle ranching, soybean farming, logging, and slash-and-burn agriculture, the rainforest is disappearing at a rapid pace. But a recent study published in the Journal of Ecology offers a unique solution to replanting the deforested landscapes: ants.
Climate change solution? UN touts ambitious (but cheap) investment in renewable energy
(04/14/2014) The world is warming rapidly due to greenhouse gas emissions, threatening everything from our food supply to our ecosystems, but the solution may be surprisingly cheap, according to the third and final report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). The report recommends a rapid and aggressive switch from fossil fuel-based energy to renewables.
Riddled with tumors: another blow to the Sumatran rhino species
(04/14/2014) Conservation for Sumatran rhinos suffered another blow last week, only days after Suci—one of only ten rhinos in captive breeding efforts—died at Cincinnati Zoo. Scientists in the Malaysian state of Sabah revealed that a newly captured female, Iman, suffers from an assortment of tumors in her uterus, hugely complicating reproduction efforts.
Life finds a way: the surprising biodiversity of cities
(04/11/2014) In the largest global assessment of urban biodiversity to date, researchers examined the biodiversity of urban areas and found that cities are home to a surprising number of species. The study underlines the conservation importance of preserving and creating green spaces when it comes to urban planning.
Amphibian pandemic may have hit Madagascar, hundreds of species at risk of infection
(04/11/2014) Madagascar is one of the world's hotspots for amphibian diversity, home to so many frog species that many of them don't even have names. But soon the island may also harbor a fungus causing drastic declines – even extinctions – of frogs around the world. Ironically, the wildlife trade that's often blamed for helping spread the disease may also give scientists a chance to prevent it.
Forests in Indonesia's concession areas being rapidly destroyed
(04/10/2014) Forest clearing within areas zoned for timber, logging, oil palm, and mining accounted for nearly 45 percent of deforestation in Indonesia between 2000 and 2010, finds a new study that examined forest loss within industrial concessions.
Next big idea in forest conservation? Empowering everyone to watch over forests
(04/10/2014) Nigel Sizer has worked on the forefront of global forest issues for decades. Currently, he is the Global Director of the World Resource Institute's (WRI) Forests Program, whose projects include the Global Forest Watch, the Forest Legality Alliance, and the Global Restoration Initiative. These programs work with governments, businesses, and civil society with the aim of sustaining forests for generations to come.
A new face for palm oil? How a small co-op is changing the industry in Honduras
(04/10/2014) Expanding oil palm plantations are among the top reasons for deforestation globally, along with cattle ranching, timber, and soy. However, a small palm oil production outfit recently became the first cooperative in the world to achieve Rainforest Alliance certification for sustainable growth of African palms, employing a number of innovations to ensure the prosperity of both forests and local communities.
Giant ibis, little dodo, and the kakapo: meet the 100 weirdest and most endangered birds
(04/10/2014) The comic dodo, the stately great auk, the passenger pigeon blotting out the skies: human kind has wiped out nearly 200 species of birds in the last five hundred years. Now, if we don't act soon we'll add many new ones to the list: birds such as the giant ibis, the plains-wanderer, and the crow honeyeater. And these are just a few of the species that appear today on the long-awaited EDGE list.
Cargill commits to zero deforestation, but environmentalists have questions
(04/09/2014) After years of criticism from environmental groups, Cargill says it will establish policies to eliminate deforestation, peatlands conversion, and social conflict from its palm oil supply chain. But activists aren't yet sure what to make of the agribusiness giant's pledge. On Tuesday Cargill released a letter it sent to the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), a body that sets eco-certification standards, in response to a Greenpeace Report linking it to deforestation.
Collateral damage: new findings shed light on the full impact of commercial fishing
(04/09/2014) Aside from reducing the populations of the species sought for capture, commercial fisheries are also killing thousands of nontarget creatures such as sharks, albatross, and sea turtles, collectively referred to as "bycatch." However, the full extent of the problem is only beginning to be grasped.
City lights threaten rainforests by deterring bats
(04/09/2014) Fruit-eating bats play an important role in forest regeneration, collecting and spreading seeds far and wide. However, human development may be stymying bat-mediated dispersal. In a new study, researchers found that fruit bats avoid feeding in light-polluted areas, which may significantly affect forest growth.
The enemy of your enemy is your ant bodyguard: spider uses one predator for protection against another
(04/09/2014) The notion of spiders using ants as bodyguards seems a bit contradictory, but that is exactly what occurs on the tropical forest floors of the Philippines. The jumping spider strategically nests within the vicinity of the aggressive Asian weaver ant as a defense tactic against its main predator, the spitting spider.
Emissions from rainforest logging average 16% of those from deforestation
(04/08/2014) Carbon emissions from selective logging operations in tropical rainforests are roughly a sixth of those from outright forest clearing, finds a new study that evaluated 13 forestry concessions in six countries. The study analyzed carbon losses from elements of logging operations, including timber extraction, collateral damage to surrounding vegetation, and logging infrastructure like roads and skid trails.
Procter & Gamble, Cargill pledge to cut deforestation linked to palm oil
(04/08/2014) Procter & Gamble (P&G) and Cargill today announced new measures to cut deforestation from their palm oil supply chains. P&G (NYSE:PG), a consumer products giant that owns brands like Head & Shoulders and Oil of Olay, pledged to establish traceability of palm oil to supplier mills by the end of 2015. The policy commits it to eliminate deforestation from its supply chain by 2020.
Featured video: Showtime releases first episode of major new climate change series online
(04/08/2014) Although Showtime's landmark new climate change series doesn't premiere until Sunday, the network has released an edited version of the first episode of Years of Living Dangerously to the public (see below). The nine-part documentary series is being billed as a "groundbreaking" exploration into the many ways that climate change is already wreaking havoc on the lives of people around the world.
Extinction crisis: rising sea levels will submerge thousands of islands
(04/08/2014) Sea levels are rising at the highest rate in thousands of years, putting at risk low-lying islands around the world. In a new study published in Nature Conservation, researchers found that projected rises in sea level stand to swamp more than 10,000 islands, displacing human communities and wiping many unique species off the face of the earth.
Nearly 90 percent of logging in the DRC is illegal
(04/08/2014) The forestry sector in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is completely out of control, according to a new eye-opening report. Put together by the Chatham House, the report estimates that at least 87 percent of logging in the DRC was illegal in 2011, making the DRC possibly the most high-risk country in the world for purchasing legal wood products.
Australia proposes banning environmental boycotts
(04/07/2014) What do you do when a company is repeatedly caught trashing the environment and refuses to change its ways? Boycott! Activists and campaigners often use boycotting a company's products when other methods have failed, yet in Australia such boycotts could soon become illegal.
From seals to starfish: polar bears radically shift diet as habitat melts
(04/07/2014) One of the most iconic species of the ongoing climate change drama, polar bears have dropped in numbers as their habitat melts, with previous estimates forecasting a further 30 percent reduction within three generations. However, their situation may not be as dire as it seems.
Indonesian 'legal' timber scheme could be greenwashing illegal products, NGOs warn
(04/07/2014) Flaws in the country's system to verify legal wood products could have implications for trade with Europe, as new research suggests even certified companies in Indonesia may not be meeting EU standards. Indonesian civil society groups have called on their government to reform its legal timber certification system, pointing to widespread illegal practices among certified companies and an auditing system that is 'almost impossible' for companies to fail.
Will yellow fever drive brown howler monkeys to extinction in Argentina?
(04/04/2014) The brown howler monkey is listed as Critically Endangered in Argentina, where a small number persist in the northeastern portion of the country. Although habitat loss and other human impacts have contributed to the populations' decline, a new report indicates that yellow fever outbreaks in the region are primarily to blame.
Saving rainforests by buying them
(04/04/2014) For more than twenty five years, an international non-profit known as the World Land Trust has been working to protect tropical forests through land purchase and partnerships with local groups. Last year, the U.S. arm of the group decided to rebrand itself as the Rainforest Trust to better convey its core mission to the outside world. Since then, the Rainforest Trust has launched its most ambitious project yet: conserving 5.9 million acres of tropical forest in Peru.
The incredible shrinking salamander: researchers find another casualty of climate change
(04/04/2014) Climate change is contributing to a slew of global problems, from rising seas to desertification. Now, researchers have added another repercussion: shrinking salamanders. Many amphibian populations around the world are currently experiencing precipitous declines, estimated to be at least 211 times normal extinction rates. Scientists believe these declines are due to a multitude of factors such as habitat loss, agricultural contamination, and the accidental introduction of a killer fungus, among others.
U.S. citizens willing to spend billions to protect monarch butterflies
(04/03/2014) New research shows Americans are willing to pay for the protection of the ailing monarch butterfly, which is experiencing a steep decline in numbers. The study, published in Conservation Letters, found nearly three-quarters of those surveyed placed importance on conservation efforts for the iconic species.
Next big idea in forest conservation? Connecting deforestation to disease
(04/03/2014) Thomas Gillespie is concerned with the connections between conservation and disease, with a particular emphasis on primates. Much of his research examines the places where humans and animals are at a high risk of exchanging pathogens, and how human-caused disturbances, such as deforestation, can change disease dynamics and impacts.
Madagascar lemurs share spotlight with primatologist in new IMAX film
(04/03/2014) Tomorrow's opening of the IMAX film Island of Lemurs: Madagascar showcases not only endangered primates, but one of Madagascar's top conservationists: primatologist Patricia C. Wright.
Malaysian palm oil giant tied to social conflict, deforestation, says report
(04/03/2014) Unlike other palm oil giants that have recently made strong commitments to eliminating deforestation and social conflict from their supply chains, Malaysia-based Kuala Lumpur Kepong (KLK) continues to source palm oil associated with forest destruction and community conflict, argues a new report published by the Rainforest Action Network (RAN).
Featured video: celebrities speak out for Yasuni
(04/02/2014) A group of celebrities, including recent Academy Award winner Jared Leto, Law and Order's Benjamin Bratt, and Kill Bill's Daryl Hannah, have lent their voices to a new Public Service Announcement to raise signatures to protect Ecuador's Yasuni National Park from oil drilling.
Is deforestation-free clothing possible?
(04/02/2014) H&M and Zara/Inditex, two of the world's largest clothing companies, today pledged to eliminate old-growth forest destruction from their products. The commitment lends support to a new front on efforts to cut deforestation out of the supply chains of global brands. Until now, most of the focus of campaigners has been on pulp and paper, timber, and agricultural commodities like soy, palm oil, and cattle.
How locals and conservationists saved the elephants of Mali amidst conflict and poverty
(04/02/2014) At a time when Africa's elephants are facing a relentless poaching crisis, one community has managed to safeguard their elephants in the most unlikely of places: Mali. In a country that has suffered from widespread poverty, environmental degradation, and, most recently, warfare, a collaboration between conservationists and the local community has kept Mali's elephants from extinction.
Is 20 millions tons enough? Scientists recommend plastic crackdown as oceans choke
(04/02/2014) Every year, 20 million tons of plastic enters the world's oceans. In 2012, the Rio +20 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development dubbed marine plastic litter "a major environmental issue that the world must address," and asked for management action by 2025.
Bioluminescent bacteria expose toxic arsenic in Bangladesh
(04/02/2014) A knob turns, and pure water streams from the faucet. In developed nations, this expectation borders on being a fundamental human right. Elsewhere in the world, tap water is a pipe dream, while finding potable groundwater can be a full-time occupation laced by lethal threats—such as arsenic contamination.
Court partially stops Japan's 'scientific' whaling, but Pacific harvests to continue
(04/01/2014) Japan has harvested thousands of whales in North Pacific and Antarctic waters since the implementation of a global ban on whaling, eliciting harsh criticism from the international community. Now, in a landmark decision, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ruled that Japan must cease its whaling activities in the Antarctic.
Ten years after Lost Africa: a retrospective on indigenous issues
(04/01/2014) Ten years ago, Cyril Christo and Marie Wilkinson photographed and wrote, a tribute to the expansive imagination of Africa's vast landscape, incredible people, and astonishing animals. As Marie and Cyril tell us below in this interview, now is the time to listen, consider, and conserve our ecology and our cultural relationships with the ecology that supports us each day.
Chile turns to owls to combat fatal disease
(04/01/2014) This year the Hanta virus has already caused 15 deaths in Chile, according to reports in The Santiago Times. It isn't always fatal—the 15 deaths were of a total of 36 cases over six months—but the symptoms are severe. Those affected experience flu-like symptoms, as well as nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea and trouble breathing. But now Chile is using a novel method to fight the disease: owls.
Death of young Sumatran rhino shouldn't discourage captive breeding efforts say conservationists
(04/01/2014) Just over two weeks ago, conservationists in the Malaysian state of Sabah managed to finally catch a wild Sumatran rhino female after months of failed attempts. But following such hopeful events, comes bad news thousands of miles away: a young female rhino, named Suci, died over the weekend at the Cincinnati Zoo.
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Classes will not be running on Tuesday 23rd and Thursday 25th June as we will selling our pots at Glastonbury festival that week!
Extra teapot making, mug making and bowl making taster classes added. click here One Off TASTER Workshops
New gift vouchers in stock.
Spaces opened up on Tuesday nights in our adult night classes... Thursday fully booked at the moment. Loads of info and Booking pages for Night Class GIFT VOUCHERS!
Love pots? So do we and we make them too! No better job really. Oh we love food too (and drink :) ). That is why we make the pots we do, some a little bit unusual, some a bit of the everyday use, but all specially hand made, hand finished, twice fired, glazed, and lovely to use, then lovely to look at too.
Did we mention all of our stoneware is Oven safe, Microwave safe, Dishwasher safe and food safe too!
If you fancy a dabble in our world of mud, don't forget to book your place on one of our adult night classes. See the link for more details and to book safely via Paypal.
NEWS! We now have gift vouchers back in stock for classes and for redeeming against our fabulous products! See Gift Voucher page for more details and to buy!
Classes are back! so if you fancy a new hobby do have a look at our classes pages and start something new!
We have our fab SHOP@ Mushroom Works open again on 2nd May 10am - 4pm so come along and grab yourself a Super Handmade Original Product from us and our Mushroom Works friends.
The first set of taster sessions making teapots, bowls and mugs have been a great success, have a look here for more dates and to buy. One Off TASTER Workshops
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Isles men sell out; fighter Guerrero honored Sunday
Isles men sold out for UTSA game
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi officials said there are no more tickets available for Saturday's men's basketball game against Texas-San Antonio, and none will be on sale the day of the game.
The contest was moved from the usual American Bank Center venue to the on-campus Dugan Wellness Center, which seats only 1,200. The Islanders have allotted some tickets for students and have satisfied obligations to their season-ticket holder base, declaring the game a sellout.
Topps cleared to play against UTSA
Little more than a week after declaring reserve guard Antonio Topps done for the season, A&M-Corpus Christi coach Perry Clark said Topps has been cleared to play against UTSA.
Topps, who has not played since a Dec. 14 game against Oklahoma State, had injured his left wrist, and it was believed he would need surgery. Instead, the sophomore went into Clark's office and said he had a full-range of movement and no season-ending surgery was needed. Clark said he was not sure if Topps would play against UTSA, despite being available.
Topps practiced Thursday.
Isles softball picked in middle
The A&M-Corpus Christi softball team was placed in the middle of the pack in the Southland Conference's preseason polls, conducted by the league coaches and sports information directors.
The Islanders were picked in a tie for eighth with Southeastern Louisiana in the coaches' poll, while the team was pegged ninth by the SIDs. Stephen F. Austin, which made the NCAA Tournament last season, was picked first in both polls, while Texas State and UTSA finished second and third, respectively, in each poll.
'Ron Guerrero Day' to be Sunday
Corpus Christi Mayor Henry Garrett will declare Sunday as Ron "Rocky" Guerrero Day during a ceremony at the Huerta Law Firm.
Guerrero leaves on Monday for Secunda, South Africa, for his World Boxing Foundation heavyweight title fight on Feb. 6 against Francois Botha. Guerrero (20-15-3, 14 knockouts) is the first Mexican-American to fight for a heavyweight championship.
Garrett will read a proclamation from the city making Sunday "Rocky Guerrero Day." Alice Mayor Juan Rodriguez Jr. also is expected to make a similar declaration.
The public is invited to attend the hourlong event, which begins at 4 p.m. Sunday. The law office is located at 924 Leopard St.
Perkins named to All-American team
KINGSVILLE -- Texas A&M-Kingsville senior safety Jabir Perkins added another postseason honor Thursday when he was named to the D2Football.com honorable mention All-America team. It was Perkins' third All-American honor.
Perkins finished second on the team in tackles with 61 and led the Javelinas with five interceptions.
The Lone Star Conference South Division Defensive Back of the Year also was a third-team Little All-America pick by The Associated Press and second-team Daktronics All-American.
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Posted by Elphaba Of The Brew | Posted on 07-07-2015
Channing Tatum is a GOTDAMN NATIONAL TREASURE!
As a currently slightly discouraged American… this world has been a little rough on us humans who believe in decency and kindness, lately.
This past weekend, though… I believe I have found the person that can bring together all the fighting factions: the Dolezal and her ancestors… the Mexicans and the Trump (nah eff Trump, drop him off in a hole somewhere.)
White Hayzeus in a thong hath brought us "Magic Mike XXL" and it is GOOD! NO seriously, IT IS! The makers of this here sequel listened to the randy masses. They got rid of that pesky plot crap full of seedy existential angst ("if the stripper p-pops alone, does his thong make a sound?") from the first movie and replaced it with silliness, grinding (cause that's what you're paying for) and the dance!
So much dance and lifting and tossing about! Oh and bromance, because these are strippers with hearts of gotdamn gold!
They got rid of Matthew McConaughey who's hot is still on layaway from his Oscar win. Jada Pinkett Smith joins the cast as his replacement, and dammit– I kinda love her. (Fish Mooney has been killing her acting lately!)
OK fine, you don't trust me at my word and need some more info? Basically Channing Tatum aka Mike the Whittler of Ugly Furniture, who hails from the Magic Village of Spray Tan… rolls with his boisterous crew to a "stripper convention". Hijinx ensue. Yep, that is the plot. Look, they know their audience.
They know I am a tired working woman, and don't necessarily want to think deep ass thoughts all the time. I wanna see some asses wiggling…dip it low and pick it up slow, fellas! Nah, seriously there's a whole thing about owning your sexuality and there is total body positivity and all that jazz, there is ZERO making fun of women in this movie…yadda yadda yadda… Hey, Joe Manganiello.
I mean they didn't even bother to give the Stripper Convention a catchy name. They know what you're here for, you know what you're here for. Let's not pretend. But wait there's more, along the way they meet up with some Chocolaty DELICOUS grindy fellas for a grinderful time. Seriously, it's a Brother Abpolooza. Just 30 minutes of Magic Mike are what Chocolate City tried to be.
The irony is, I LOATHE male strippers in real life. But if the slimy guy from my cousin's bachelorette party looked like ANY of the fellas in this fine film, I'd stay stocked in dolla bills… ok maybe not Donald Glover. Seriously, I love Childish Gambino as much as anyone who's your Auntie's age, but still likes to know what the kids are listening too. But I'mma need that nerd to put his chest up.
So treat your Big auntie and yaself. It's a good time! FOR REAL!


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As you can see from my Uploaded images im a fan of Scott Pilgrim!!!!
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One thing i can say Crysis 1 looks better than Crysis 2
The idea of mechwarrior was a big slow bulky dreadnaughts fighting agaist eachother
a stand alone expansion, like the fear expansions
It would be awsome if you could get a claymore :D, but this game is pure epic zombie killing fun Evil Zombeh Attack XD
Well there are classed as out casts, because most of the imp gaurd think there tainted
Not Really
The Great Khan's could be Eldar
Enclave can be Necrons :P, and i was thinking could you make Brother Hood of steel Blood Raven's, I though it would fit nicely :D
Awesome, my dream has been a Open worlded WH40K game!! 10/10 sir!
I agree with DarkWolfV and Spardason21
Hmm, There is a Panzac Vid where IS-4 IS-3 T-32 are destroyed by a Hello Kitty Loltracktor
Hooray for Jet propeled 330mm shell!
ISU-152 armed with a Bl-10 (152mm)
This mod is awesome!!!, it remides me of F.E.A.R, :D 10/10
You can host a match only by your self though
I wanna play aswell
Thanks for the Stalk, i... i mean Watch
I agree,
Scary cool 10/10 to the devs
Just.... pure awesome
Looks Awesome, :( but i dont have UT 2004 anymore, will there be a UT3 mod?
Nicely done
Just got to say PARANOIA was awesome
:P, awesome
I really wanna download this, but i vant cuz i went over my download limit :(, gunna download asap though, 10/10 though
Desura FTW
Yeah!, FTW
Same here, but i launch it off Desura and it launches regular
Stalker is a very awesome game, 10/10


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The transparency was drum-scanned and three colour separations were made to form the printing plates.
The CEPS (Color Electronic Prepress Systems) like Scitex and Crossfield generally output 4-color separation negatives (CMYK). A lot of art was involved in the creating K separation; things like GCR (gray component replacement) and undercolor removal. In addition, there were a lot of fancy algorithms involved in creating the size and shape of the half-tone dots.
Scitex started computerizing things very early in the '80s.


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Calling Detroit's four-game sweep in the AL championship series ''a bitter end to our year,'' New York Yankees boss Hal Steinbrenner says the team will take necessary steps toward a World Series title in 2013. ''We may have fallen short yesterday, but we never feel sorry for ourselves and never make excuses,'' the team's managing general partner said in a statement Friday. ''Great teams - and organizations - use disappointment as a motivation for future improvements and success,'' he said. ''In the days, weeks and months ahead, we plan to do what's necessary to return this franchise to the World Series.''
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