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Nice specs!
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lol nerd
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Cool glasses..haha it's too funny though I was so putting on my nephews glasses like that they got from a movie tonight!
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LOL! Did you keep them after the movie????
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Hot Glasses, hehe Have a great time
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Having already got the balance between complexity and accessibility pretty much spot on, most of the improvements in this latest sequel are designed to make the game feel more organic and believable. A lot of it is simple stuff like being able to conduct team talks and see how players are responding to your dressing room dress downs, but it really makes a difference. Its also possible for major clubs to sign up smaller ones as feeder clubs, while players themselves have a greater level of personality and new signings can be asked to recommend other players. None of the new changes have a massive impact on the way you play the game, but they all serve to create an even more immersive reality.
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The scouting engine has also received a major revamp and makes searching for new stars a lot easier. The scouts you send out can now learn from their experiences and a new scout report card makes it easier to get a quick overview while you do your superstar shopping.
Since you ask:
This version of the game still doesnt have anything approaching moving graphics and its unlikely thats ever going to change. The interface has been greatly improved though so that its not only easier to use but also faster and smoother.
The bottom line:
The best football management game ever made.-HARRISON DENT
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Police have arrested one man, and are searching for two women, who are accused of robbing elderly women outside Albuquerque stores.
Andre Nevarez has already been arrested, but has since bonded out. Police are now looking for Breanna Aguilar and Marie Jones.
Police said the group robbed at least four women over the past few months. The incidents happened at Walmart at 2550 Coors Blvd. NW, Walmart at 2701 Carlisle NE, Walmart at 400 Eubank Blvd. NE, and Smith's at 4700 Tramway NE.
In one case, Jones hit one of the victims in the face, causing her to bleed and fall down, according to court documents.
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Malcolm A. Kline: History Makes Partial Recovery
[Malcolm A. Kline is the Executive Director of Accuracy in Academia.]
A paper from the Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) displays some of the sharpest insights from academia in many a year but fails to offer perspectives that need to be considered for our history to be based on perception rather than reality. "In the subsequent American-led war to turn back Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein's occupation of Kuwait, and U.S. interventions in Panama and Somalia, the Bush administration had trouble articulating a strategy beyond defeating bad dictators," Jeremi Suri writes in a paper distributed by FPRI. "The post-Cold War Defense Planning Guidance emphasized 'common defense against aggression' and actions to 'preclude any hostile power from dominating a region critical to our interests.'"
"Like the president, leaders of the Defense Department sought to assure U.S. dominance without any clear purpose beyond just that." Suri is a history professor at the University of Wisconsin at Madison....
"Sophisticated strategic thinkers like George Kennan, Dean Acheson, and Henry Kissinger gave way to the more technocratic inclinations of James Baker, Brent Scowcroft, Anthony Lake, and even Colin Powell," Suri concludes. "The 'wise men' of the Cold War had defined clear national interests, identified pressing threats (foreign and domestic), and devised policies that promised to secure interests from threats at manageable cost."
"Their successors did not do any of these things consistently." Suri may have the second half of this formulation right but the first part, which gets consistently repeated in texts academic and general, does not hold up so well on closer examination.
"This may come as a surprise to modern readers, accustomed to recent books and essays portraying him as a Cold War hawk and ardent foe of Stalin," M. Stanton Evans writes of Acheson in Blacklisted By History: The Untold Story of Senator Joe McCarthy. "In 1945, when he assumed the reins of State, Acheson had a very different profile."
"He was known as an advocate of conciliating Moscow, in sharp contrast to hardliners in the diplomatic corps who wanted to take a tough anti-Red stance in the postwar era." It was Acheson who defended Soviet super spy Alger Hiss, long after his guilt had become a matter of record.
Similarly, the realpolitik of Kissinger and his patron is also more myth than account. "Himself a hero to the anti-communist right for his part in exposing Alger Hiss, Nixon had the credentials for appealing to McCarthy, while diligently cultivating his role as a faithful second in command to Ike," Evans writes. "Nixon's balancing act between such countervailing forces would continue for the next two decades and eventually get him to the White House."
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Tom Smart, Deseret News
SANDY — Ned Grabavoy, the Real Salt Lake midfielder who can't seem to stay healthy, picked up another injury early in Saturday's match against Portland.
In the 18th minute, he took studs to the knee on a 50-50 challenge with Timbers' midfielder Eric Alexander. Grabavoy stayed down on the field for 30 seconds before eventually getting up on his own power.
When he stood up, he immediately noticed that the other knee was a bit wobbly. He tried to run it off, but couldn't and was eventually replaced in the 24th minute.
The injury is being listed as an MCL contusion, but RSL's trainer said they'll know more in 48 hours.
The hard-luck Grabavoy was making his first start since June 23 because of a groin strain. He didn't travel with the team to Columbus, and only played the final 30 minutes against Seattle on Wednesday.
"I feel really badly for him. He's a player that was just coming back off an injury and we were very happy to get him back in, and now it looks like he's headed back to the treatment table," said RSL coach Jason Kreis.
Earlier in the year, Grabavoy missed three games because of a dislocated rib.
Last season, Grabavoy remained injury free for the first part of the year, but only started three of RSL's final games because of hamstring and groin injuries.
YOUNGSTER GETS A CHANCE: RSL rookie Emiliano Bonfigli made his longest substitute appearance of the season when he replaced Paulo Jr. in the 54th minute on Saturday. His previous high was a 29-minute outing last weekend in Columbus.
"He played pretty well. His first two touches were pretty suspect," said Kreis. "As the game went on and he got more and more minutes, I was pleased. He gives us a little bit something different, which I quite like."
The Argentine's only start this season was against Minnesota in a U.S. Open Cup match at Rio Tinto Stadium on May 29.
Despite the limited minutes this year, he did score a meaningful goal on April 25 to help Salt Lake earn a 1-1 draw in Dallas.
MOVING UP THE LADDER: For keeper Nick Rimando, the victory Saturday night was the 131st of his career, which moves him into a second-place tie all-time with retired keeper Zach Thornton.
"Give credit to the guys in front of me. I guess playing all these years catches up with you and you get this kind of recognition. It feels good, hopefully get to No. 1 one of these days," said Rimando, who earned his seventh shutout of the season.
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Naming of frigate: Much to regret in this sorry episode
Publication Date : 21-04-2014
Those who wonder why sensitivity radars failed over the misnaming of an Indonesian frigate - despite decades of close ties between neighbours - need look no farther than the flip-flop apology of Indonesia's armed forces commander, General Moeldoko.
Indeed, the symbolism is larger than life when a warship is involved; and a painful reminder of erstwhile aggression against innocent civilians is projected beyond Indonesia's shores. Some contend that a mitigating factor might be that the central figures in this unhappy saga are seen as terrorists by one side and heroes by the other. But let's be plain about one thing: the two Indonesian marines attacked and killed civilians under the cloak of carrying out orders in the name of their state.
Repeat that anywhere today, and they would be universally condemned as terrorists, without question or justification. That, apparently, is still not quite appreciated by some in Jakarta.
So, is it a case of no ill will or malice being intended, as Gen Moeldoko had plainly emphasised earlier? Pride dictates that the frigate's name will remain unchanged.
But the absence of malice has once again been left in doubt by the manner in which he has qualified his earlier conciliatory statements which had been broadcast, officially posted on Facebook and tweeted.
The on-off "apology" now joins the unfortunate series of acts linked to the frigate's naming, like the insistence of senior Indonesian figures who felt Singaporeans do protest too much and the prank - what else to call it but silly? - of marines ordered to pose as the bombers at an international defence conference in Jakarta.
There are ample pragmatic reasons for both nations to close this sorry chapter and resume a path of cooperation. But picking up the threads of military-to-military ties, painstakingly fostered since the 1970s, is never a straightforward matter as the latest events have shown. The influence of politics can undo the positive intentions of fair-minded and well-disposed leaders even at the best of times.
Even if a younger generation had wanted to leave behind the acrimony of the 1965 MacDonald House bombing, they now find the old hurts resurfaced and reinforced by the slight upon slight in the recent Usman Harun episode.
Forgotten, too, might be the past experience of bilateral cooperation and the statesmanship of former president Suharto and prime minister Lee Kuan Yew who ushered in an era of regional peace. Singaporeans might well conclude that they are best off not worrying too much about any apology, since none will come with sincerity or real regret.
The damage to ties might thus be lasting, and deep. That would be a pity, and something everyone will be sorry for.
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The European Union is threatening to scrap its renewed membership talks with Turkey, after having rejected the largest Muslim country in the past. Germany is blocking the efforts to revive the talks, partly because of the Turkish government handling of the protests that swept the country recently, EU sources told Reuters.
German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle, who has been advocating for letting Turkey into the union, a position rejected so far by Chancellor Angela Merkel, said he was hoping for an agreement, despite all the objections.
"We are on a good path," he told the broadcaster ARD, although he did not expect a decision this week. "We are working on this," he said.
If accepted into the EU, Turkey will enjoy the rare pleasure of bailing out the ailing economy of its next door neighbor, Greece, as well as the quickly disintegrating Spanish economy.
Still, the Turks are prepared to make a big show of their insult, should the EU, pushed by Germany, were to reject them once more in talks this coming Wednesday.
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Turkey is not in Europe, if acepted, so they have to join the all Midle East!
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Israelis have been feeling the heat lately, and not only over tensions erupting from the Iran nuclear deal.
Wildfires again were raging in the Judean Hills around the Israeli capital this weekend. Even Sapir was evacuated as homes burned.
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Pat Condell has a new video out, so, sit back, have fun. By the way, Message to Offended Muslims should not be confused with Message to Off Handed Muslims. Also, I'd love to hear what he has to say about Haredim.
The description that came with this picture says: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks with American actor Bette Midler during an event at the house of Hollywood producer Arnon Milchan in Hollywood on March 6, 2014. But Bette Midler is not really an actor, she's a singer who made movies for the LGBT community and […]
We will shut them up in the campuses, we will shut them up in the high schools, we will shut them up at the 92nd St. Y.
An Israeli female soldier (because they're better at removing babies from their homes) evacuates a baby from a settlement in Judea and Samaria some time in the recent past. I'm thinking, if the baby was angry enough, couldn't he evacuate in return, right there in her arms? Imagine the same picture, except with a settler […]
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Want to know about the populiarty of Auri? From 1880 to 2014, the Social Security Administration has recorded 244 babies born with the name Auri in the United States. That's more than enough Auris to occupy the territory of Pitcairn Islands (United Kingdom) with an estimated population of 66 (as of July 1, 2008). The name first appeared in the year 1981 when it was given to 5 new born babies. The highest recorded use of the name "Auri" was in 2014 with a total of 37 babies.
According to the 2013 U.S. Social Security Administration data, the name "Auri" is not a popular baby girl's name in Utah. Imagine that, only 5 babies in Utah have the same name as you in 2013. Across the entire United States a total of only 35 babies also bear the same first name during the same year.
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MacNamara told the families and friends gathered at the Senior Center for the ceremony that each badge has a history, and that everything the four promoted officers do with their new badges adds to that history.
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MuleSoft has announced the findings of its 2015 Connectivity Benchmark Report on the adoption and business impact of APIs. The findings suggest traditional businesses are quickly evolving into "composable enterprises" built out of hundreds of connected software services, applications and devices. Most are embracing the Internet of Things (IoT) and microservices technologies like Docker. A majority are integrating wearables, like smart watches, and more than half plan to generate revenue with ...
Jul. 30, 2015 02:30 PM EDT
The Cloud industry has moved from being more than just being able to provide infrastructure and management services on the Cloud. Enter a new era of Cloud computing where monetization's services through the Cloud are an essential piece of strategy to feed your organizations bottom-line, your revenue and Profitability. In their session at 16th Cloud Expo, Ermanno Bonifazi, CEO & Founder of Solgenia, and Ian Khan, Global Strategic Positioning & Brand Manager at Solgenia, discussed how to easily o...
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The Internet of Everything (IoE) brings together people, process, data and things to make networked connections more relevant and valuable than ever before – transforming information into knowledge and knowledge into wisdom. IoE creates new capabilities, richer experiences, and unprecedented opportunities to improve business and government operations, decision making and mission support capabilities.
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In their session at 17th Cloud Expo, Hal Schwartz, CEO of Secure Infrastructure & Services (SIAS), and Chuck Paolillo, CTO of Secure Infrastructure & Services (SIAS), provide a study of cloud adoption trends and the power and flexibility of IBM Power and Pureflex cloud solutions. In his role as CEO of Secure Infrastructure & Services (SIAS), Hal Schwartz provides leadership and direction for the company.
Jul. 30, 2015 01:30 PM EDT
Rapid innovation, changing business landscapes, and new IT demands force businesses to make changes quickly. The DevOps approach is a way to increase business agility through collaboration, communication, and integration across different teams in the IT organization. In his session at DevOps Summit, Chris Van Tuin, Chief Technologist for the Western US at Red Hat, will discuss: The acceleration of application delivery for the business with DevOps
Jul. 30, 2015 12:45 PM EDT Reads: 1,113
Growth hacking is common for startups to make unheard-of progress in building their business. Career Hacks can help Geek Girls and those who support them (yes, that's you too, Dad!) to excel in this typically male-dominated world. Get ready to learn the facts: Is there a bias against women in the tech / developer communities? Why are women 50% of the workforce, but hold only 24% of the STEM or IT positions? Some beginnings of what to do about it! In her Opening Keynote at 16th Cloud Expo, S...
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Lindsey Daniella Did It: Melted Crayon Art Need: canvas (she used 10"x20") frame (optional) crayons (approx. 26 for 10" wide) glue (Aleene's Clear Gel Tacky Glue) heat gun / embossing gun / hair dryer silk flowers (peel-and-stick blooms)
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Melted Crayon Art Flowers - I love this idea of doing the melt...then turning it up side down and adding the flowers!
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The crayons are lined up along the edge and melted on a foam board using a heat gun. Specific heat is applied for the desired outcome of several defined drips. There is direct dripping from the crayon pieces that extends through the lower third of the board, with some drips extending all the way to the bottom. Wrappers are left on this piece to emphasized the melting of the crayons.
Crayon Art- Ok I attempted crayon art this past weekend. the blow dryer was not fabulous, but it could have been the dryer only worked on low. however, I took a woodburning tool, held it to the end of the crayon, and perfect drips were accomplished.
crayons in summer!!! Back yard art- fun to watch them melt woah! my kids would love this!