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THE dawn of the new century had now come, but with it, no relief to Hyndman's gloom about the prospect of the Federation. He was irritated by the attitude of the membership which, while so largely dependent in the past upon his efforts, now failed to provide him with an opportunity for fighting the 1900 General Election. By far the best prospect of a straight fight without Liberal opposition was at Northampton, where the Radical Henry Labouchere would have welcomed him as a colleague in the representation of the two-member constituency. But unfortunately, the Northampton S.D.F. branch was far too slow in removing its existing candidate, who was something of a 'Jingo' on the South African War, and inviting Hyndman in his place. 'I am angry I confess', Hyndman wrote privately, 'that the workers have shut me finally out of the H. of C. Next time I shall be too old. But the workers always prefer mediocrities. . . .'1
It was also a matter of concern to him that the 1900 elections for the Federation's executive resulted in the return of Theodore Rothstein, the Russian émigré, at the top of the poll. Rothstein, apart from being a Jew--an offence in itself to Hyndman--had ventured to speak of past S.D.F.____________________


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The mother of the California octuplets has been questioned by police and child welfare officials after her 4-year-old autistic son showed up at school with a black eye and bite marks.
Nadya Suleman's attorney says it's not clear if any action will be taken against the mother of 14.
Jeff Czech says the 4-year-old likely got the black eye from a fall and suggested one of Suleman's 2-year-old twins may have caused the bite marks.
Czech tells The Associated Press the boy "jumps at noises and bumps furniture and walls."
Police have said they've made several visits to Suleman's home in the past year to respond to complaints about lost, trapped or poorly cared for children.


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Review: The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1
The Twilight films are a guilty pleasure. As someone who hangs with the film nerd set, it's fun to trash Stephenie Meyer's angstified hyper-romantic sparkly "cold ones" (we're forbidden to call them "vampires"). Yet, the inner 15-year-old girl in all of us can't help getting caught up in the story a little, if only because we want Bella to just get on with it and pick Edward or Jacob for god's sake.
While that choice would seem to have been made by the end of Eclipse, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 has inadvertenly picked up Bella's indecisiveness and can't decide whether it wants to be a drama or a raucous comedy. In a series where no two movies were directed by the same filmmaker, a steady evolution can be seen from Twilight to New Moon as both the mythology and the films improve. Now Bill Condon, a respectable director with such titles as Gods and Monsters, Kinsey and Dreamgirls under his belt, steps in and forces us to wonder if he's taking his work seriously.
Condon wastes no time giving everyone what they came to see: Taylor Lautner's bare chest and abs. The very first shot of the film is Jacob ripping off his shirt in a lupine tantrum set off by Bella and Edward's wedding invitation. David Slade's Eclipse joked about Jacob's persistent bare torso, but this shot appeared to be an excuse to get one more cheer from the audience that was already screaming when the title card appeared. It also seemed to be Condon's way of saying "OK, that's out of the way, now we're going to do things MY way." Unless I missed something, Lautner doesn't appear shirtless for the rest of Breaking Dawn - Part 1.
Sadly, Condon zigs when he should zag and vice-versa. Doing it his own way means Edward doesn't sparkle when in full sun, a huge break from Twilight canon. It also means we get to see what people are calling the "wolf circle," as Jacob's angry wolf pack circles up in a logging camp for us to hear human voices screaming their telepathic conversation. This was a serious moment presented so ineptly it had even the biggest Twi-hards in the room rolling in their seats. Calling it corny would be an insult to corn, and a gross understatement.
Movies This Week: Into Happy Melancholia Dawn
The holidaze are upon us, and the next week is pretty light on special screenings. But Saturday is making up for the dearth thanks to the Paramount and the Association of Moving Image Archivists annual conference. Film times start at 9 am and the last films starts at 8 pm -- you can read more about it in Jette's article and Paramount Film Programmer Jesse Trussell's blog. ll of these films are open to the public and free. And don't forget that the next AFS Essential Cinema series kicks off with another classic, The Awful Truth on Tuesday -- Jette's got more info (and enthusiasm) on that series too.
Also, don't forget the Les Blank retrospective screens tonight and Sunday at the Texas Spirit Theatre in the Bob Bullock Museum.
Movies We've Seen:
Happy Feet Two -- More dancing penguins. Chris says it "skirts the line between the sincere attempt to tell a story and animated showpieces for their own sake." Read his review for more. (wide)
Melancholia -- Don says that while "Lars von Trier's latest movie is dark, dreary and relentlessly dour... there is, however, a striking beauty to Melancholia, a film full of memorably surreal imagery." Read his review for more. (South Lamar, Violet Crown)
Review: Happy Feet Two
It's taken a long time for me to be anything but suspicious of computer-animated movies coming from anyone but Pixar. The competing studios tended to favor style over substance, often eschewing character development and thoughtful storytelling for pop culture references and the flashiest animation they could manage. (And even that level of animation was often an embarrassment next to Pixar's artistry.) Recent CGI movies like How to Train Your Dragon and Rango seem to be breaking that trend a bit, but it's still kind of a crap shoot.
Happy Feet Two skirts the line between the sincere attempt to tell a story and animated showpieces for their own sake. In the latter it is highly successful -- there's a level of spectacle on display here of which any animator could be proud. In the former, sadly, the film falls short. The central dilemma -- the hero's flock of fellow penguins is trapped in a valley of ice by a wandering iceberg -- is less than thrilling, though I suppose it's difficult to find a good threat that can be conquered by applied tap dancing.
Spliced in between the scenes of penguin action are the adventures of two krill shrimp (Will and Bill, voiced by Brad Pitt and Matt Damon, respectively). The existential crisis of these two shrimp learning to live outside their swarm (Will maintains that he is destined to "move up the food chain") is easily the most entertaining thing about the movie. The shrimp seem to be more or less anatomically correct and yet anthropomorphized expertly, and the dialogue between the two is sharp enough to make me believe that these scenes were written separately from the rest of the movie. Not that there should be much surprise there -- four writers are credited for the screenplay. By the end of the story I was hoping the film would leave the penguins out of it entirely and shift into all-krill mode. Alas.
Review: Melancholia
The most aptly titled film I've seen this year is undoubtedly Melancholia.
Lars von Trier's latest movie is dark, dreary and relentlessly dour, as we would expect from a story about family discord and the end of the world. There is, however, a striking beauty to Melancholia, a film full of memorably surreal imagery.
Melancholia follows the strained relationship of two sisters, newlywed Justine (Kirsten Dunst) and scandalously wealthy Claire (Charlotte Gainsbourg), who has the unenviable task of coordinating a highly overproduced wedding reception for Justine and her husband, Michael (Alexander Skarsgård). The film's first half focuses on what is mostly a party from hell: As if the fancy festivities aren't enough of a logistical challenge, Justine is your basic depression-addled bridezilla, wandering in and out of the party as she wanders in and out of various moods. (At one point, she disappears on a golf cart to commune with nature; at another, she locks herself in a bathroom for a prolonged soak in the tub.)
Ready, Set, Fund: Help Austin Cinematheque Relocate
"Ready, Set, Fund," is a column about crowdfunding and related fundraising endeavors for Austin and Texas independent film projects. Contact us if you've got a film fundraising project going on you'd like us to know about.
If you weren't in Austin in the late 80s or missed the Live Your Cinema! Austin Media Arts documentary that screened during the 2010 Austin Film Festival, then you may not know about the significance of Austin Media Arts. This cramped space above Quackenbush's Coffee Shop on the Drag was the first venue that Austin Film Society (AFS) actually owned and operated. Formerly a psychedelic ice cream parlor, Austin Media Arts was the screening room of AFS founder Richard Linklater and Lee Daniels as they projected eclectic and diverse films by Ingmar Bergman, Michael Snow, Stan Brakhage, Michelangelo Antonioni and Jean-Luc Godard for eager film fans.
Austin Media Arts is long gone, but its spirit and intent has carried on in younger generations of film enthusiasts who drew inspiration from repertory programs including the defunct CinemaTexas. The most well known is Austin Cinematheque, the only free, 35mm retrospective film series in town, founded in 2005 by three University of Texas Radio-Television-Film students. Since their first self-funded screening of François Truffaut's The 400 Blows in the Texas Union Theatre, they have screened over 75 films from sixteen different countries spanning nine decades.
Unfortunately, due to the upcoming remodeling scheduled at the Union Theatre, Austin Cinematheque will be temporarily homeless while working toward expanding their free repertory film series. Find out how you can help them and other film-related projects after the jump.
The Archivists Are in Town: Free Movies for All!
I can't be the only one thrilled to hear the Association of Moving Image Archivists (AMIA) is holding its 2011 conference in Austin this week. If you're not thrilled, you don't know what this means: Fascinating and well-restored movies screening at the Paramount, all free to the public. The last time AMIA held its annual conference here was 2005, and for me it was as though the circus was in town. In fact I was tempted to run away with them and become an archivist myself, except a) I don't want to go back to school, b) I don't think I'd be good at it and c) it's not a profession with many job opportunities in Austin. (As opposed to film criticism? Well ...)
The fun kicks off tonight at Alamo Drafthouse Ritz, with the AMIA "Reels of Steel" competition at 11:30 pm. Film buffs and archivists will be bringing all kinds of rare and interesting film and video clips from their personal collections to screen. Admission is free and first-come, first served.
More free movies are screening all day long on Saturday, November 19 at the Paramount -- you could get down there early and stay all day, paying only for parking and a meal or two. At 9 am, they'll show Nicholas Ray's 1976 film We Can't Go Home Again. At 10:45, the 1966 film Passages from James Joyce's Finnegans Wake. Grab some lunch and go back for a collection of home movies from around America at 1 pm. Then at 3 pm, you can see a restored version of the 1977 documentary Word is Out: Stories of Some of Our Lives.
The 'Sinister' Side of Local Writer C. Robert Cargill
Ethan Hawke stars as a true crime writer who moves his family into the house of murder victims while researching their murders for a new book in Austinite C. Robert Cargill's feature screenwriting debut, Sinister.
I spoke with Cargill a few weeks back while he was on location for Sinister in NYC. At the time of the interview, he said there was not much he could say about the movie, except that "weird, creepy shit" happens.
But he's just playin' it cool.
Cargill began writing movie reviews under the name Massawyrm for Austin-based film website Ain't It Cool News in May 2001. His first review was of Jon Favreau's directorial debut, Made. Over the years, he's also reviewed movies for Spill.com and Film.com.
AFS Tackles the Classic Comedy of Remarriage
Back in my grad-school screenwriting days, my master's report was about the comedy of remarriage, a kind of film genre cousin to the classic screwball comedy. The comedy of remarriage had its heyday in the 1930s, with movies like The Awful Truth -- something drives apart a married couple and amusing machinations occur to potentially bring them back together. And in the Thirties, the machinations were generally not only amusing but witty, and it was pretty much a done deal that the couple would reunite in the end. I always felt that the comedy of remarriage died out somewhere in the late 1940s myself, although when Knocked Up came out a few years ago, I wondered if we might be due for a reworking of the genre.
You don't want to hear me go on and on about the comedy of remarriage. I know, because sometimes I start to do it in person and everyone around me remembers that pressing dental appointment or emergency meeting they have to rush off to catch. Instead, I invite you to see a couple of classic examples of the genre, as well as the evolution of such films right up to the 21st century, in the new AFS Essential Cinema series, "And It Feels So Good: Comedies of Remarriage," which starts next Tuesday night (11/22) and runs through mid-December.
The series is being guest curated by Austin Chronicle film critic Kimberley Jones, who's picked out a half-dozen fascinating features, some obvious and some surprising. I honestly would never have thought of The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, myself, and I can't wait to hear her thoughts about how it ties into Stanley Cavell's original definition of the comedy of remarriage. I'm most excited about the first two films -- The Awful Truth and The Palm Beach Story (pictured above) -- but hope to see all of them. (I'm hoping since Jones is curating, no one will put any conflicting press screenings on those nights. Please.)
Quick Snaps: Catch 'Five Time Champion' This Week
While Natural Selection may have taken home many awards at SXSW this year, the Austin movie at the fest that Slackerwood contributor Don Clinchy raved about, both in his review and in person, was Five Time Champion. I mean, the review begins with "Oh, if only all movies were such a pleasure to review; the greatest challenge in reviewing Five Time Champion ... may be finding enough superlatives to describe its many charms without being repetitive." And you know Don is not inherently kind to all movies, especially if you read his review of Jack and Jill last weekend.
Fittingly, Don will be moderating the Q&A with filmmaker Berndt Mader tomorrow night, when Five Time Champion returns to Austin. Austin Film Society is screening the film as part of its Best of the Fests series, Wednesday, 11/16 at 7 pm at Alamo Drafthouse Village. Tickets are still available online. The film is about a teenage boy dealing with school decisions, love interests, and family problems. The cast includes Dana Wheeler-Nicholson, Jon Gries and Betty Buckley. Nicholson's in the above photo with Mader and other cast and crew -- the photo was taken at the 2011 Dallas International Film Festival, where Five Time Champion won the Texas Filmmaker Award.
Over on Flickr, Russ Photography has a huge set of photos from the Five Time Champion production; they're not only good photos but give you a fascinating look at a typical day on a movie set. And below, I'm using this excuse to share my favorite photo I've taken of Dana Wheeler-Nicholson, from the Extract premiere in Austin in 2009. She almost made it into the theater unseen; no one recognized her at first with the different hair color.
Get Tickets to 'My Week with Marilyn' Sneak Preview
Slackerwood has a special deal that will give you the chance to see the upcoming movie My Week with Marilyn this week at a free sneak preview. There's nothing quite like seeing a movie before it opens in theaters ... and without having to pay for the tickets too. The preview screening will take place tomorrow night, Tuesday 11/15, at 7:30 pm at AMC Barton Creek (the one in the mall).
My Week with Marilyn is based on the memoirs of the same name by Colin Clark, who worked as an assistant on the Marilyn Monroe film The Prince and the Showgirl. It's about Clark's interactions with Monroe in England during the shooting of that movie. Michelle Williams stars as Monroe and Kenneth Branagh as Prince and the Showgirl co-star Sir Laurence Olivier. The cast also includes Judi Dench, Dominic Cooper and Emma Watson. We at Slackerwood haven't seen it yet -- it opens in theaters on Nov. 23 -- but some of us will be there Tuesday night to check it out.
After the jump, you'll find a promotional code and a link to the Gofobo website where you can enter that code to get an admit-two pass for the screening. Bear in mind this is a first-come, first-served pass and seating is not guaranteed. If you've been to preview screenings, you know that often more tickets are given out than there are seats in the theater, so you'll want to arrive early to stake out a good spot in line.


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Now i want to execute multiple stored procedures in one transaction (1:n insert which have to all fail or succeed)
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Can anyone help me out?
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Hi eishei,I fly an unmodded full sail B-Series (with Race Rods) in anything from street kiting to around 9mph before I switch to a full-vent. A big part of what keeps me flying in low/no wind days is my 90# x 30' line set. A 50' line set will work great as well. I wouldn't recommend using 50# line though. The 50# can get itself into knots a bit easier than the 90# line. Plus, if you were to go with the 90# not only can you use it in light wind, but whenever you are short on space. The largest contributer to light wind flying is practice. It takes quite a bit of technique, and that is what will make the difference. If you are a subscriber to kitelife.com, John B. has a great light-wind tutorial showing some light-wind techniques to get you started. http://kitelife.com/...ads&showcat=106
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. – The new Academy for the Arts (AFTA) will opened in downtown Asheville on Monday at First Baptist Church, 5 Oak St.
Private music instruction will be offered in a comprehensive list of instruments from voice to piano, violin to clarinet, guitar to banjo.
Currently AFTA has a faculty of 21 people, including Mary Daniels, retired concertmaster of ASO, Vance Reece of ASO and accompanist of all things choral, Kate Steinbeck of Pan Harmonia, Simone Vigilante of Asheville Lyric Opera, Grammy-award winning fiddler and guitarist Josh Goforth, and longtime bluegrass legend Jerry Sutton. Opera Creations and Piano Emporium are two major partners.
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did not only change the political and social structures of colonies but also affected their ecological systems as rest of the world was colonized. These colonies served as main hub of crop exports for Europe and Crosby calls them Neo-Europes. These regions suffered immensely as imperialist rulers gradually destroyed their environment advertently or inadvertently. This resulted in many environmental issues such as Eastern Canada experienced a serious decline in its water tables. Crosby makes a very strong case against imperialism while highlighting its a biological, an ecological component , saying that ecological imperialism was used as just another means of stamping authority on colonies. This was as critical to the success of European rulers as any political tool. This could allow them a feeling of superiority in arms, organization, and fanaticism (Crosby: 7).
While Crosby did not bring in the capitalist view and neither did he try to connect the biological side with the political, the fact remains that ecological imperialism worked in the same way as capitalism did. According to Marx s argument against capitalism, it was a force that treated laborers as machines and did not give them the value they deserved. This degradation of work leads to degradation of environment and ecology. A very good example of this would be the massive physical changes we have witnessed in earth s surface over the years. The ozone layer depletion is the case in point. It is not due to increased population or any other factor but mainly due to capitalism that ecology has suffered seriously. It is not only the large number of workers alone but their concentration in small areas which is the real cause of environmental damage. Marx thus argued, But with the development of industry the proletariat not only increases in number; it becomes concentrated in greater masses, its strength grows, and it feels that strength more (Manifesto, 480).
Capitalism has always taken great pride in the fact that it allows greater mobility of labor and other resources. However what it fails to understand is that robbing one nation of its resources with this mobility leads to serious ecological damage to that country. When labor and resources move from East to West, does it not affect the Eastern countries in any manner? Of course it does. Their resources are depleting rapidly, brain drain is a serious problem and their concentration in particular areas in foreign countries is also resulting in serious issues. Marx furiously discussed this in his work Capital when he talked about colonization and the resulting plunder:
The discovery of gold and silver in America, the extirpation, enslavement and entombment in mines of the indigenous population of that continent, the beginnings of the conquest and plunder of India, and the conversion of Africa into a preserve for the commercial hunting of blackskins, are all things which characterize the dawn of the era of capitalist production. These idyllic proceedings are the chief moments of primitive accumulation. (Capital, p. 915)
Ecological damage is grounded in resource depletion and density of population. You can have 10,000 over a 1000 acre land and this might not hurt the ecological balance but when you have the same number of people on 10 acre land, the balance is seriously disturbed as water, minerals, and other resources of a very small area are constantly being used up. This is what happened during the colonization process. Only some nations were constantly being robbed of their natural resources while nothing was coming from European countries. It must always be a two-way flow of resources because when its one-way, it leads to multifarious environmental and ecological problems. It is for this reason that Accion Ecologica argues it s time to shut off the tap to stem the unjust flow of energy, natural resources, food, cheap labour and financial resources from the South to the North. (No More Plunder, 1999)
Marx has serious reservations about capitalism. He did not believe in one country specialization in one thing and mastering it while others did something different. He felt that all countries could start producing whatever they wished to and whatever could be more productive and profitable. He felt that capitalist powers were deliberately trying to keep other countries down by making them focus on agriculture and such other non productive fields while they themselves were specializing in industry based manufacturing. In his 1848 speech on free trade, Marx highlighted this practice clearly: You believe perhaps, gentlemen, that the production of coffee and sugar is the natural destiny of the West Indies. Two centuries ago, nature, which does not trouble herself about commerce, had planted neither sugar-cane nor coffee trees there. (Poverty, 223) He also knew that the main strategy of capitalist countries was to rob other nations of their natural resources and this was closely tied to the imperialist times when British, French and Dutch powers engaged in massive loot and plunder and completely robbed indigenous nations of their wealth. Marx made a point in this connection when he said, The treasures captured outside Europe by undisguised looting, enslavement and murder flowed back to the mother-country and were turned into capital there& for example in India the monopolies of salt, opium, betel and other commodities were inexhaustible mines of wealth. (914-930)
We have now seen how political imperialism and capitalist forces are closely connected with ecological imperialism. The concentration of people, the continuous loot, the depletion of resources from one particular part and by establishing only a one-way flow of wealth, capitalist countries and imperialist powers created a serious ecological situation for indigenous people. This has always been their way of keeping certain nations down. It was only when some nations were able to identify this brutal strategy that they managed to stand against imperialist powers. But unfortunately most of these nations are the ones who were either never colonized or colonized for a small period. All other nations such as West Indies and India have suffered seriously in the aftermath of colonization and are still experiencing the after-shocks.
Karl Marx, Capital, volume 1 (New York: Vintage, 1976), p. 896; Malthus to Ricardo, August 17, 1817, in David Ricardo, Works and Correspondence (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1952), vol. 7
Alfred W. Crosby, Ecological Imperialism: The Biological Expansion of Europe (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1986).
Karl Marx, The Poverty of Philosophy (New York: International Publishers, 1963)
Acci?n Ecol?gica, No More Plunder, They Owe Us the Ecological Debt! (Retrieved October 10, 2007 from www.cosmovisiones.com/DeudaEcologica/aaverde78in.html, 1999)[continue]
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SENTOL safety cap openerFUN bottle opener from Japan With this bottle opener everybody can remove caps easily It opens up glas bottles with a narrow bottle neck like beer bottles, etc. Just put the bottle opener over the cap of the bottle and push, when you hear the click remove the bottle opener and the metal cap will stick to the magnet that's built into the bottle opener. It's fun for parties or just for at home and will get everyones attention. It also makes a great gift. It is made in Japan It is NEW and comes in a box Accepted form of PLEASE USE THE SHIPPING CALCULATOR TO CALCULATE SHIPPING CHARGES. T will be a shipping discount if additional items are purchased in my listings. Combined shipping charges will be calculated by total weight of all items purchased plus a shipping and handling charge. Please let me know how and when you wish to pay for your item IMMEDIATELY after purchase or auction end. Payment must be made WITHIN 3 DAYS of auction end or purchase unless other arrangements have been made. Shipment will be made usually within 3 days after payment. International Shipping times vary depending on the shipping service you choose and is out of my hands once your package is dropped off at the post office. Please be patient for your package to arrive at your location. Please let me know or leave positive feedback at ebay once you receive your package. Delivery confirmation number will be provided. If t is any problem about any of your purchases or products, the problem will be resolved immediately. Thank you very much for shopping at the Lucky Mermaid Shop The pictures show whats on each side (front and back) of the bottle opener.


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Builder 2nd Class Kevin Northrop, assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 15 cuts a hole in a ceiling for utilities as he works to complete a project for Regional Command Southwest (RC (SW)). NMCB 15 is currently mobilized in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and is an expeditionary element of U.S. Naval Forces that support various units worldwide through national force readiness, civil engineering, humanitarian assistance, and building and maintaining infrastructure. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Daniel Garas)
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hunter may or may not be me.
hunter may or may not be me.
I'm that hunter that is in the safe room and then someone locks there friends out,WHILE IN THE SAFEROOM, heh heh
There's some points where I miss everything as a Hunter.... One time I killed the whole team as a Hunter :3
Is this how he died?
That happens to you too? I swear, I am like the WORST Hunter ever. I blatantly miss people who are right in front of me and constantly jump off the roof or other places where you plummet to your doom.
I'm the hunter who pounced into a light pole
I feel the pain.
Play L4D2 near any lake has a charger. Your ass is gunna get wet, whether you hit or miss.
Lol i meet a guy did that. BUT to ours suprise, he walljump the sky box onto me! Truestory.
Ohhhhh...So that's how He died, An Unfortunate Death for him...and For some reason the Smoker Doesn't care at all XD
Had this happen before by a Hunter AI in L4D2. We were on the first level of the first campaign. We were walking on the edge of the building and from out of nowhere, a Hunter leaps out of the window in front of us and over the edge - down to its doom. Funny, indeed it was. XD
That's so ludicrous! It's awesome!
can I just say you make the hunter look so cute ...... It almost makes me feel bad for killing him lol
last panel: EPIC FAIL
I actually saw that happen, a hunter tried to pounce onee of my team mates and they steped to the right and the hunter fell to his death. Sucks to be him.
And that's why I won't try parkour. Because there's a 100% chance of me doing that xD
lol total fail
good to know that i'm not the only one who fails as a hunter |D
XD This made me laugh like crazy! XDDD
I have to show my brother now.
im practicing on Parkour its fun yet i ended up with some wounds
the hunter is dumb
Haha lol xD
OMG he did NOT think that one through.
The hunter is mah fav, and parkor = <3 so I can SO RELATE to this XD
this made mah day.
this made mah day.
what is parkour anyway
parkour is where you use motion and agility to cross, climb, jump, etc. everyday objects such as railings, fences, tables, etc. with efficiency. the point of parkour is to condition your body to adapt to any terrain and find alternate, shorter, and more efficiant paths of travel. alot of people make videos of their "parkour grounds" in which they practice. it's a good way to stay in shape and practice your skills.
first panelERFECT CAPIRINA!
in teh real game the (stupid) hunter goddammed (on the no mercy campagn, finale) he ump out the roof die out the streets
I like the rendition of the smoker and Hunter lol, I wonder what the new skinned smoker looked like, or the female boomer . Anyway Great comic.
LOL nice comics
Died laughing. Great work
lol that happens to me all the time. the trick is to aim just a little above the survivor
I hate being the Hunter
oh, Parkour.....wish I had it too....poor hunter is not alone :3
This is the reson why I don't like play infected on that map Well, ecept for the charger KARMA CHARGER DOES NOT APROOVE OF YOU MAKING FUN OF HIS HUNTER BUDDY!
what is parkour ?
I did fell off a rooftop of my neighbor house during parkour last month, I got fractural bones in my leg.
Top 3 things I hate during parkour:
1) Weak objects!
2) Chicken out during the jump...
3) Miss the landing point...
1) Weak objects!
2) Chicken out during the jump...
3) Miss the landing point...
ha! funneh thing is ima be a parkourist in the future....well i wanna b.....so this is just priceless 2 me ^_^


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Martin is an ancient Norman name that arrived in England after the Norman Conquest of 1066. The name Martin comes from the Latin name Martinus, which is a derivative of Mars, who was the Roman god of fertility and war. The popularity of the name Martin is due to Saint Martin de Tours, who was one of the best known saints in the Western World. With the spread of Christianity, people named their children after saints in the hope that the children might enjoy that saint's patronage. Martin is also one of the few saints' names, other than the names of Old English saints, found in England before the Norman Conquest.
The surname Martin was first found in Leicestershire. However, some of the family were found in early times at Westmeston in Sussex. "The church is principally in the early English style, with a plain Norman arch between the nave and chancel; it contains a rudely-constructed circular stone font, and at the east end of the south aisle is an ancient chapel, the burial-place of the Marten family." [1] And another branch of the family was found at Anstey-Pastures in Leicestershire in early times. "This place, which was formerly parcel of the 'Ffrith of Leicestre,' and of the ancient duchy of Lancaster, was granted in the 27th of Elizabeth to Thomas Martyn and others, on a lease of 31 years, and after the expiration of that term was purchased, in the 4th of James I., from Robert, Earl of Salisbury, lord treasurer of England, by Robert Martyn, of Anstey, whose descendants have a seat here." [1]
Anglo-Norman names are characterized by a multitude of spelling variations. When the Normans became the ruling people of England in the 11th century, they introduced a new language into a society where the main languages of Old and later Middle English had no definite spelling rules. These languages were more often spoken than written, so they blended freely with one another. Contributing to this mixing of tongues was the fact that medieval scribes spelled words according to sound, ensuring that a person's name would appear differently in nearly every document in which it was recorded. The name has been spelled Martin, Matin, Mattin, Martyn and others.
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For many English families, the political and religious disarray that plagued their homeland made the frontiers of the New World an attractive prospect. Thousands migrated, aboard cramped disease-ridden ships. They arrived sick, poor, and hungry, but were welcomed in many cases with far greater opportunity than at home in England. Many of these hardy settlers went on to make important contributions to the emerging nations in which they landed. Among early immigrants bearing the name Martin or a variant listed above were:
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- new evolutions (since every even-numbered gens introduce a large number of them)
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