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Ballstriker 1.7
Ball Striker is an exciting game in the arcade genre, and the purpose is to clear the playing field of multi-colored blocks, by hitting them with the ball. You control a platform that can be moved from one side of the screen to another. Knocking out blocks drops different bonuses that can help you achieve the goal. You will need quick reflexes. Unlike other games, where you can rest for a short time and look away from the screen and relax, in thi
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The Castle Dark Times 3.5
The Castle: Dark Times An epic quest for all fans of Castle Siege and Castle Defense games. Dark days have descended on the Kingdom. There are strange happenings not far from the castle, people hear moans and strange rustling. Near the castle light are seen at night in the cemetery, and each day they are getting closer and closer. Those who went to find out what's going on aren't coming home.
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Sweet Escape 3.1
Sweet Escape - this is just another clone all known game Flappy Bird. Help the bee to escape from the hive. Dodge the huge candy and fly forward! Small Games Developer wishes you a nice game.
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Races Of Turtles 1.4
Race Of Turtles - Super extreme! You have a unique opportunity to race with super gadgets of the future. How many gadgets can you find with these turtles in shells? Unlike other racing games you can: 1. Fly on the turbine, paraplane and screw accelerator. 2. Race with other turtles on fascinating tracks, with a lot of levels, all available to you. 3. Jump, do fantastic tricks and earn money doing them. 4. Fastest time in the world, race for survi
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Here is a huge and endless world of Defenderia, which waits for you to explore it! Travel around the map, fight hordes of monsters, find treasures! Choose from a variety of heroes with unique abilities. Large number of consumables and a lot of upgrades. Randomly generated levels, a lot of interesting events, dozens of achievements and tasks to be done. Fight against monsters, as in the classic games, or create combos of monsters on the colored
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2xDCollection2 5.6
2xDCollection - A single game application, which brings together a host of cheerful and dynamic arcade games. The collection includes 16 games from 2xDGames. Anyone will find a game to suit their tastes: Tetris-based and other logic games test your reaction time, and games of passage as well. Each game is equipped with an on-line table of records, so your achievements can be shown off to the whole world.
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Columns Master 5.8
Match 3 games are firmly entrenched in our hearts. How many clones have been released? Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. However, what you see here is very different from the usual match3 knock-off, though the rules are the same. The game is a hybrid of Columns Master Tetris and match 3. As in Tetris, a few colored crystals are falling from above. But you do not need to connect solid lines like in Tetris.
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Columns Master 3D 3.9
Everyone knows the Match3 game genre. Colorful crystals, berries or fruit, a fun way to pass the time. But few people know that the genre traces its root to the mid-80s, and later, in the 90s commonly found on the game consoles. Game Columns Master 3D is a remake of this game. This modern rendition of the game can be described as Tetris with match3 rules. What we have here are two completely different games mixed into one, which offers ..
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Block Out 2.3
A delightfully addictive, fast-paced puzzle game for the whole family. Placed firmly in the boundary between puzzle and collapse games, BlockOut may very well be the next Tetris. Addictive game play, superb graphics, escalating difficulty and bonuses make this game a new favorite puzzle. You can play 2 different puzzle games in BlockOut, each with its own, unique style!
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Cemetery Warrior II 4.0
Cemetery Warrior - Frightful and dynamic 3D shooter. You have 3 weapons at your disposal - an endless machine gun, rocket launcher and plasma gun. Unlike other games where you're given a limited amount of missiles, here you can just keep 'em coming! Realistic physics - the enemies fly off, pound on the walls and hang from the fence!
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Game Girls Puzzle 3.0
Puzzle games have always been interesting and popular for players of all ages. Collect small pieces of the whole image, while developing smarts, memory and attention that will all come in handy. Wonderful puzzle game Girls Puzzle attract players primarily for its warm atmosphere and unforgettable music. Glue together the pictures of beautiful heroines of classic computer games from back in the day.
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Nero TuneItUp Free 18.104.22.168
Nero TuneItUp is an optimization, tuning and maintenance tool for Windows PCs which helps you analyze and fix common problems, and optimize system settings. During startup Nero TuneItUp automatically analyzes all weak spots and problems in your system and lists them. The intuitive interface lets you fix problems while maintaining a clear overview. The High Speed Mode lets programs and games run faster.
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Shining Cubes 2.1
We all love to pass some free time playing a good game. Our Shining Cubes game will immerse you in some interesting gameplay and relaxing music! Top drop three cubes of different colors, and connect identical cubes 3 in a row to earn points. Classic gameplay of 90s era video games is presented to you with the addition of modern 3D graphics and great music. The game has a high score table for you to compete with other players!
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Puzzle Rail Rush 2.3
You should build track by moving and turning puzzle blocks. Building the track is a puzzle because the game field is made of blocks with rails, traffic lights, tunnels. Have a lot of fun with this new and unique railroad puzzle. Two different modes, each with a unique goal and strategy to achieve it. New improved game mode - Puzzle, innovative in similar games. In this game mode the goal can be achieved in many ways. Most of levels have near infi
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Sea Battle 2014 3.1
As children we loved to play Battleship. Many people still love to play, but it takes time to draw a field and place the ships. Download this game forget about that. Ships are placed quickly, and you start the game. The computer cannot deceive you, and you will fall back in love the moment you can see the statistics of your games.
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SCP354 Episode 4 2.9
After a long journey through forests, fields and caves, a special agent finally locates the mystical bloody lake. The game combines the elements of shooter, stealth and puzzle games with great graphics!
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Avto K 4.6
AvtoK is a multi auto-clicker software for recording and playback of actions performed by your keyboard and mouse. These recordings can be played at any time, any number of times. Despite the apparent simplicity of the main window it is quite powerful in its class. Applications include games and websites that require routine actions for anything. Automate tedious and repetitive actions on the computer.
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Bring Back The Cone 1.6
Bring back the cone! is a board game for children, with a nice graphic design. Bring back the cone! It is children's strategic game in style of board games. During a rain the stream was overflowed with water and flooded a hedgehog mink. All food which the hedgehog collected for the winter deteriorated. Friends decided to help it to collect new stocks. Each of them seeks to collect more than the others and to show that he is the best friend.
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Sky Aces Verden Sky 5.6
Sky Aces - Verden Sky is an arcade aviation simulator dedicated to the events of WWI, and the airplanes participating in the conflict over the Western Front.This updated version includes improved graphics, better frame rates, new features, improved user interface & HUD plus experimental support for local network games with two players.
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Any Audio Record 188.8.131.527
Soft4Boost Any Audio Record is a compact audio recorder utility that helps users to record audio data from various inputs like microphone, vinyl records, your favorite video games, programs like Real Player, Skype and other input lines on a sound card. Soft4Boost Any Audio Record has intuitive easy to work interface with various beautiful skins.
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Animals Puzzle 1.4
If you really love animals, you know how to take care of them and dream of each with a loving owner then this game is for you. Classic Match - 3 gameplay games and cute little animals will not leave you indifferent to their care.
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Power Spy Software 2016 11.78
Power Spy software secrectly logs Facebook use, keystrokes, website visits, emails, chats and IMs: Skype, Yahoo Messenger and more. Takes screen snapshots at every X seconds like a surveillance camera. Displays exact activities, like Facebook, PC games, online searches & shopping, file transfers and webmails. You can receive reports remotely via emails or ftp. Perfect for monitoring kids, spouse and employees.
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Sky Aces World War 6.6
Sky Aces: World War is an arcade aviation simulator dedicated to the events of WW II, and the airplanes participating in the conflict over the whole world. This updated version includes improved graphics, better frame rates, new features, improved user interface and HUD plus experimental support for local network games with two players.
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Color Cubes 2.2
Columns - a mix between falling blocks gameplay and match 3 games. Play until the pieces reach the screen top, just like the classic games. Collect more than 20 achievements to unlock them all!
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Ping Pong 3.6
Game "Ping Pong" represents a three-dimensional simulator of one-nominal sports game. Besides usual and pair game, there are 12 bonus games based on game in table tennis. Bonus games open for victories over section "Passage" and are accessible in the menu of "Expert" and in network game.
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Sep 11, 2011
dont act dumb!Check dimensions before u buy.for 15.6 inch laptops ul need 15x1.9x11.2 inches.check the first number in the series/given dimension.if its less than 15 it is not meant for a 15.6laptop.if wanna take a risk go ahead.it may do its job for some laptops but maybe not fo others.so get really hot.especially while gaming.so in this case go for a more powerful
Jayakrishnan R
Dec 14, 2011
Read this before you buy...I bought this for my 14" dell inspiron laptop and this one is a tad small for a 14". A 13" will fit better on this.
Sandeep Gopinathan
Jul 7, 2012
Good Product, does what it says ...I required a Cooling Pad because the Sony Vaio E Series laptop that my wife has, has one fan at the bottom and is frequently overheating and has a known issue with the fan going berserk in particularly high temperatures.
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Feb 21, 2012
AWesum product!!!I bought this baby about 21 days back....& OMG!!..wat a performace!!....now guys...i have a high config lappy.....dell xps 15...i72nd gen..nvidia 2gb GTX 580m..so i play a lt of games...I needed this one badly!!...& after i bought it...no chances of any kinda any heating!!!....this product's so cool!!!...
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Jan 16, 2012
Dont go for it!!This product looks good.. but quality wise "0".. The fan started making noise within a month and went dead.. I prefer Logitech rather than Belkin..
Jerun Jose
Nov 20, 2011
Caution of sizeThe cooling pad by itself is good. Looks neat, no sound.
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Paisa Vasoolllllllll...Ordered this Friday evening & got the delivery on Tuesday morning...on time delivery is the USP of flipkart....as far as product is concerned its a great buy & the best available option i am using it for my 15.4 inch laptop & i ask couldn't have asked for more fantastic performance ....Belkin has got reputation & it certainly lives upto it....highly recommendable
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Jan 18, 2012
Long Term Exp(16 Months)I am using this particular model with my Acer 4740, 14inch model for the past 16months or so.
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Jun 24, 2015
Not Satisfied with the productAt starting it was good,after that its not good now it even stopped working only for 5-6 months it was good.

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Australia Off The Beaten Path: 423 reviews and 697 photos
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Border Ranges National Park
It is early morning, Emrynn and i are at Tuntable asleep It is the middle of winter and the pot belly stove has been burning all night. I wake in the early hours listening watching as the night- time departs making way for the hours of daylight.
Emrynn and i are up and pottering about and there is a knock at the door by Leon, our neighbour. He comes in has has tea with us...
' Hey what are you doing tonight? I was going to take the motorbikes up to The Border Ranges National Park to camp the night. Have you ever been? It's really quite spectacular!'
We pack the bikes and by 4pm we are up perched high on the mountain terrain overlooking themost extraordinary views i have seen. Leon takes us over to the lookout and points towards Wollumbin and says ' See that there? That's what they call rain cloud.'
The rain is pelting down, coming in sideways, the mighty wind picks up and we cant even hear ourselves. Where we set up our tents becomes the 'rivers' causeway.
We move the tents and jump inside together. Leon brings out the red wine! We sit there drenched drinking copious amounts of wine .I am really drunk at this stage so lay down and listen to the rain falling rapidlty on the tent.
The following morning, after an uncomfortable nights sleep, we try and start the bikes and yes the rain is still torrential. The downpour is unbelievable! Our Bike starts first go but Leons is in trouble. We decide to roll start it down this HUGE hill and it doesnt go.
Emm rides back to Tuntable to get the 4WD and come and do a rescue mission. Leon and i are huddled together freezing cold. We decide ' stuff it we're going to drink the rest of the wine'. We had 2 bottles each and i was leggless as i dont drink.
What seemed like an eternity, Emm comes back to pick us up. I cant walk. He carries me into the car and i pass out on Leons shoulder. When we make it back to Tuntable, i am so embaressed. I have fallen asleep and dribbled all over Leon!! Oh god! I soon passed out in bed and swore never to drink again! i was so sick!
I think i am the central figure,
standing alone
But when this is my thought
I gnore my connections
Life is a complete tapestry of threads
Creating more and more intricate patterns
The more care, focus and thought
That is entered into this picture
The more illuminating the result
When i remember I'm a strand of colour,
Woven in the picture
And not the weaver
Then i will remember my connection
And see how many threads connect me to others
Like a family tree
With limbs that reach back to eternity
Then as a spider tentively testing the threads of his web
I would carefully test the line
I will wait to see who was aware of this subtle vibration
Not all will feel it
For many are still asleep
And when i understand that i cannot be alone
I will be happy to be a single strand of colour in the great tapestry of life!
The Red Centre
The Red Centre of Australia, the heart of the continent, is a harsh land of red soil and mountains, but with an eerie beauty.
This is an ancient land, crossed by the dreaming tracks of the Aboriginal inhabitants who live in settlements and small Homeland Centres. These are desert peoples, speaking languages like Warlpiri and Pintubi-Loritja, that, although related, are quite distinct. They share similar customs and ceremonies and travel extensively through this vast land to meet their ceremonial obligations.
There are impressive landscapes, like the huge meteorite crater, Gosse's Bluff, a sacred site as well.
In this region is also the community of Areyonga, spectacularly situated between the hills. Traveling 500 km west from Alice Springs is Kintore or Walungurru near the Western Australian border, a community of Pintubi people, the last group to be contacted by the outside world.
Nearby is Ngutjul, an impressive site with huge boulders. On the way to Kintore you pass Haasts Bluff and Mount Liebig, small Aboriginal communities of Loritja peoples. North of there is the large Warlpiri community of Yuendumu (Yurntumu).
Amon took me out here on a random journey for my birthday. We packed the 4WD and tipi. I was in anticipation. I have an affinity for the desert, the hot sands between my feet, the vast nothingness in its absolute simplistic and awe inspiring beauty. I could sit there for hours and just write the way i feel about this place.
Amon sets up camp and that night we just lye there and watch through the worlds eyes...oh my heart is taken by overwhelming emotion. I understand now why he bought me here.... My love for the desert deepens. We embrace as the sky opens up and the universe explodes in all its infinite glory! I am one with all..... "Oh, Amelei..... this is it isnt it?' says Amon.....
Map of Flinders
By now you've probably guessed that i love the great outdoors so most of my travel is as such.
Heres another great hot spot and one of magnificant beauty, The Flinders Ranges located in South Australia:
Information and all you need to know:
You are in desert country – so the heat is dry, not humid. The days are usually sunny and warm but the nights are always cold, so bring nightwear. It's a good idea to wear layers of clothing and add/subtract to your own comfort.
Daytime temperatures vary greatly in different parts of the region and these are averages:
Outback - April- October most days are warm and beautifully clear, but at sunset the temperature can fall sharply. Daily temperatures are usually in the average of 16-20C, while during the hotter months of November through March the days often go above 40C and, on extreme days in Outback areas, above 50C.
Spring (September - November) and Autumn (March - May)
14-28 degrees C. (57-82 degrees F.)
Winter (June - August)
6-22 degrees C. (43-72 degrees F.)
Summer (December - February)
28-40 degrees C. (82-104 degrees F.)
. Rainfall may be low but when it comes it can be torrential and flooding occurs quickly. The winter and early spring rains are the source of the wildflower season across the Flinders Ranges and Desert Parks.
Where to stay:
While you'll need to 'rough it' in the more remote regions, there's comfortable accommodation to be had with some forward planning. Some have excellent restaurants and you can organise tours there.
Down Under delights at The Desert Cave,
Coober Pedy.
Then there is bed and breakfast accommodation, where you're hosted by locals on farms or in their own home – or you could rent your own self-contained accommodation in a restored pioneer cottage, farmhouse or wood cabin.
The National Parks also offer some good camping facilities
For more information call 1800 633 060.
Lord Howe Island
People still talk about the seven wonders of the world. Today, world heritage areas are considered the most outstanding heritage places on earth.
World Heritage areas are outstanding examples of the world's natural or cultural heritage. The World Heritage Committee oversees world heritage listing on behalf of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO).
Australia has 16 world heritage properties. Five are in Queensland, one of the most naturally diverse places on earth.
The wet tropical rainforests and the Great Barrier Reef protect two of the world's most diverse ecosystems.
The Central Eastern Rainforests Reserves (Australia) World Heritage area straddles the border between New South Wales and Queensland, protecting subtropical and temperate rainforests.
Riversleigh fossil site in north-west Queensland tells the story of how our native animals evolved to be so different from wildlife elsewhere.
At Fraser Island, you can actually see the very processes of change which made this island worthy of world heritage listing.
The Australian Government has to ensure that Australia's world heritage properties are managed to protect their natural and cultural values. If you want to know more about world heritage, contact the Department of the Environment and Heritage, GPO Box 787, CANBERRA ACT 2601 phone 1800 803 772 or www.deh.gov.au/heritage/worldheritage/index.html.
LOCATION: 80 km north of Cairns
Lush tropical rainforests and coral reefs meet in this scenic and popular coastal section of Daintree National Park stretching between the Daintree and Bloomfield Rivers. Cape Tribulation is part of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. The beaches, reefs and offshore waters are protected in marine parks.
Away from the coast, the land rises steeply to cloud-swept Thornton Peak. The park is renowned for its rich diversity of plants and wildlife with lowland and upland rainforests, mangroves, swamps and heathlands. Rare and unusual species include primitive flowering plants, the giant white-tailed rat, southern cassowary and Bennett's tree-kangaroo.
The Kuku Yalanji people who have lived in this area for thousands of years call Cape Tribulation, "Kulki". The Cape was named by Captain Cook as the place his troubles began during the historic 1770 voyage of discovery
For thousands of years Aboriginal people throughout Australia have lived by hunting and gathering various wild foods (also known as "bushtucker").
Recently non-Aboriginal people too have started to discover these fruits and vegetables.
Tests have proved the nutritional value of these foods; many fruits are rich in vitamines, among other things.
Although there are now supermarkets in most Aboriginal communities, gathering bushtucker is still very popular, especially among children, who always know exactly when and where to go.
These photos were taken in various communities in the Northern Territory of Australia.
The Katherine River forms a series of magnificent gorges, just east of the town of Katherine, 350 km south of Darwin. These gorges and the surrounding landscape have great ceremonial significance to the local Jawoyn people, who are custodians of Nitmiluk National Park that has been established around the gorges and nearby Edith Falls.
This wonderland can be explored on tours with flat-bottomed boats, but canoeists are welcome too and there are trails to explore too, with beautiful views and opportunities to swim in the clean and cool waters of the river. Edith Falls is about 20 km south of Katherine and has a beautiful lake, ideal for swimming and trails to the top to enjoy the view. There are facilities for camping too.
One of the best-known sights of Australia is "the largest rock in the world", Ayer's Rock or, as it has always been known to the local Pitjantjatjarra people, Uluru.
They are now once more custodians of this important site, rich in mythology, with caves that are still off-limit to uninitiated people: there are signs warning visitors.
Although the site is sacred and therefore the Aborigines don't like it, many tourists climb to the top, a hard and quite dangerous activity. The view is great, of course. But a better way is to walk around it.
About 20 km from Uluru are the Olga's, or Kata Tjuta, meaning "many heads", also a site of great beauty and ceremonial significance.
Some great walks may be taken here, like the Valley of the Winds. And north of the Uluru - Katatjuta National Park is Kings Canyon, in Watarrka National Park, with spectacular vertical walls, oasis-like gardens and Aboriginal paintings.
The Gagadju people have given their name to this famous National Park, a United Nations Heritage Site, with magnificent scenery and many wonderful examples of Aboriginal rock paintings that can be seen in impressive galleries like Nourlangie and Ubirr.
But there are many more that are of great ceremonial significance and therefore not accessible to tourists at the request of the traditional owners, who are the custodians of the Park.
An early morning cruise on Yellow Waters Lagoon at Cooinda is unforgettable, with its profusion of birdlife and crocodiles on the shore.
Some tracks, like the one to Jim Jim and Twin Falls, are only accessible by four-wheel drive vehicle and only in the Dry season; in the Wet the only way to see the falls is by helicopter!
But the falls at Gunlom, where a scene from the movie "Crocodile Dundee" was shot, can be reached by normal car, a fantastic spot with great swimming and beautiful views from the top.
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As the recently paroled gangster Muraki in Masahiro Shinoda's Pale Flower, Ryo Ikebe is practically the definition of cool. He looks like Elvis playing James Dean, or James Dean playing Elvis. In a plaid suit.
More to the point, he's a disaffected loner, an outcast even when at home among his own kind. This is 1964 Japan after all, where pop culture and nihilism went hand in hand. In the 1960s, youth culture the world over was cranking out stories of alienation and anti-establishmentarianist angst. But Japan had specialized in nihilistic heroes for hundreds of years.
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As May approaches, the film world turns its eyes to the Cannes Film Festival, which will host world premiere screenings from the likes of Jia Zhangke and Alexander Payne at its Grand Théâtre Lumière. I, however, will be celebrating the Edward L. Cahn Film Festival, taking place on my mustard stained IKEA couch in Brooklyn. No accreditation was necessary aside from an active Netflix account, and travel time was limited to trips to the bathroom. Cahn, born in Brooklyn, was a promising director of incendiary corruption dramas at Universal (Afraid to Talk, Laughter in Hell) before spinning his wheels for MGM short subjects in the late '30s. He re-emerged as a pathologically prolific director of B-Westerns and gangster films in the 1950s, at AIP and the various companies of Robert E. Kent. Seventeen of these grim 1950s features are available to stream on Netflix, but all are due to expire from the service tomorrow [UPDATE: only OKLAHOMA TERRITORY and IT, THE TERROR FROM BEYOND SPACE expired, the other 15 were renewed], along with almost 1,000 other titles (check here for the full list). So I attempted to watch Cahn's films with as much speed and urgency as he made them.
Winning Hands
Posted by Pablo Kjolseth on December 30, 2012
I play weekly poker games, and for the last game of the year – one that we played three scant days ago – I saw my triple-digit potential winnings whittled down to almost nothing, and it all happened in the last hand of the night. Emotions ran high, and there was a lot of chaos and commotion. Adding insult to injury, there is still some dispute as to the particulars of the evening that have not been completely settled. In honor of the five winning cards that (should have) split the pot, I've decided to revisit five winning hands committed to celluloid. [...MORE]
Snapshots of the Fall: Part II
Posted by Pablo Kjolseth on August 26, 2012
In my last post I provided a look behind the curtain for the first five weeks of film programming for my fall film calendar. This week we look at the remaining 24 titles that round out the schedule. It features everything from classics such as Vertigo to the state premiere of the latest uncompromising and visually arresting film by Bruno Dumont, Outside Satan (a scene of which is pictured above). [...MORE]
Blogathon 2012: Toshiro Mifune and the Strange Case of Stray Dog
Posted by David Kalat on August 4, 2012
A boilingly hot summer day, a crush of commuters, a moment of carelessness. With these universal ingredients, Akira Kurosawa set up a film that would mix the grim obsessions of film noir with a documentarian's observation of postwar Japanese life. Talk about universal–Stray Dog is a mashup of pulp pop and reportage, of true crime and intimate drama, of buddy cop movies and art house cinema, of East and West. There isn't much a movie can do that Stray Dog doesn't put on its agenda.
That being said, the international critical acclaim that greeted this film requires some dissection, because there's something really weird going on here. Stray Dog was never a barn-burning commercial splash, and it wasn't even distributed in the US until 1963 (almost 15 years after it was made) but it was an award-winning and highly regarded art house release that contributed substantially to Akira Kurosawa's growing renown, and there's something screwy about that.
Tales from the trenches: Pahlen Season
Posted by David Kalat on June 9, 2012
Having retired from the DVD business, I am realizing now that I'm sitting on 15 years' worth of anecdotes from behind the scenes that I never felt like sharing publicly at the time, because I worried they didn't gibe with my marketing plans, and I was also mindful of not misusing this forum for self-promotion. But I no longer have a vested interest in any of these movies, and I'm now starting to feel more willing to talk about what went on in the making of some of these DVDs. I'm posting a few stories these weeks to gauge reader interest.
This week I want to talk a bit about my triptych of DVDs with the estate of Victor Pahlen!
The Top Twelve Genre Films of 2011
Posted by R. Emmet Sweeney on December 20, 2011
As the carcasses of prestige pics get picked over by awards committees and prognosticators, I like to distract myself from this pointless posturing by watching movies featuring actual corpses. After last year's rundown of genre flicks received a good response, I return to the bloody well again, this time with twelve of my favorite action/horror/exploitation items released in the past year. Sure to be ignored by your local film critics circle, they are works of grim resourcefulness and ingenuity, deserving of more attention. I look forward to your criticisms, insults and recommendations in the comments. My picks are presented in alphabetical order, and if you're interested in my overall top ten list, it's posted here.
To Save and Project: The Movie Orgy (1968) and Afraid to Talk (1932)
Posted by R. Emmet Sweeney on October 25, 2011
For nine years running, MoMA's To Save and Project international festival of film preservation has showcased the latest celluloid surgery jobs by archives the world over. It's the one place where film stock is still a fetish, each new print ogled with the entitled leer of a sozzled Miss Universe judge. So I was sent to my oft-used fainting couch when it was announced that a digital restoration would open this year's fest (which runs through Nov. 25th). This prestigious pole-position was granted to Joe Dante's The Movie Orgy (1968), a delirious mash-up of pop culture detritus, from psychotic b-movies to baffling Bufferin commercials.
Dante and Jon Davison edited the entire feature by hand, splicing in new scenes when intriguing material passed their way. Eventually the project ballooned to 7 hours, but with its broad humor, broads, and critique of the military-industrial complex, it toured college campuses under a Schlitz beer sponsorship. By the end of its run the print had more stitches than Frankenstein's monster, without the salve of Karloff's soulful stare. It would be unlikely to survive another trip through a projector. So Dante shoved the benighted thing through a film-to-tape transfer, and after some screenings on the West coast has finally brought his beast to the East. Now at a svelte 4 1/2 hours, it's a marvel of gonzo editing. It contains an actual narrative, collapsing the apocalypses of a bunch of sci-fi/teen rebel/horror cheapies into one mega-Armageddon, while finding time for mini-comedies and grace(less)-notes in between.
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The Cardinals may not have catcher Yadier Molina moving forward. The All-Star backstop left last night's game in the sixth inning with an oblique strain. Tony Cruz took over behind... more
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CIA source: Fox News scandal '4th show to drop' goes much deeper
When the AP spying scandal broke, I was surprised it didn't include Fox News. After last night's revelation that Obama and Eric Holder's Department of Justice spied on James Rosen of Fox News, I wasn't surprised. Today, when news came out that Obama and Holder's DOJ also spied on other Fox News reporters and producers like William La Jeunesse and producer Mike Levine I just kind of chuckled. I laughed because gasbag Bill O'Reilly dismissed the AP spying scandal as nothing. Now that the spying has been revealed to include Fox News, I'm betting Bill O'Reilly will be all over this 'looking out for the people.' Now, Drudge Report editor & Washington Times columnist Joseph Curl has dropped another bombshell. Curl says that a CIA source says the Fox News scandal is the "4th Shoe" to drop. This means you will have Benghazi, IRS, AP and now Fox News Scandals engulfing the Obama regime. Curl says that the Fox News case goes much deeper than has been reported so far. The Obama White House is sitting on "something" that has top aides terrified.
CIA source says Fox News scandal the "4th Shoe"; says it goes much deeper; says WH also sitting on "something" that has top aides terrified.
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… says only a few in WH know that "something" — "It's been deep sixed, like Osama bin Laden." Will there be a Fifth Shoe?! #ImeldaObama
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This comparison is designed to show the performance differences between the Nikon 50mm f/1.8G and the Nikon 50mm f/1.4G. See the separate coverage for vignetting and for color balance.
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Starting at f/2.8, the Nikon 50mm f/1.4G is darker than the 50mm f/1.8G. Matching the brightness at f/5.6, all 50/1.4G images were given 0.28 stops more exposure compensation during RAW processing to compensate. The color balance was not adjusted, with both sets of images processed at 5000°K +0 tint.
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Character, Divisions, Conflicts, and Change
This book is about the politics of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, and so it is about Kentucky's heart and soul. Politics in Kentucky is inseparable from its two hundred years of history, its geography, its religion, its literature, and its sport. "Politics [is] the damndest, in Kentucky," says the poet.1 So, too, is Kentucky damned--or blessed--by its politics. Kentuckians know how important their politics is. They talk about it incessantly, thoroughly, hotly. As in many other states, however, in 1991 hardly anyone voted in either major party's primary or in the general election for governor.2 This contradiction may not be unusual in America, but Kentucky's passion and passivity in political life are exceeded nowhere.
Only one state stands where Kentucky stands, and geography and a profoundly local historic character shape Kentucky's distinctive political culture. This is the paradigm border state, lying just below the Mason-Dixon line and stretching from the Allegheny Mountains to the Mississippi River. In most of the state, Kentucky presents the classic example of the traditionalistic political culture, allowing an active role for government, but primarily as keeper of the old social order and maintainer of the status quo. Kentucky politics does not foster major political and social change. In that sense, government usually is viewed as a negative force. Political affairs, it is felt, should remain chiefly in the hands of established elites, whose members often claim the right to govern through family ties or social position.3 A persistent feature of Kentucky's traditionalistic political culture is a highly personalistic, rather than ideological, brand of politics.
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The current population of Rhode Island is 1,060,151 with the median age of 39. Rhode Island's median household income is $56,067, and the average household net worth is $509,825.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Rhode Island by age group. In Rhode Island, the male-to-female ratio is 513,878:546,273, which is 3% lower than the ratio of United States, which is 157,540,937:162,457,486. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Rhode Island, has 13% less property crime than the national average, and has 39% less personal crime than the national average
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Sanctuary for horsewomen and their horses
Of the women who go to shelters, an astounding 83% of them report that their abuser had either harmed or killed the family pets. However, out of the 1500 women's shelters in the US, fewer than 100 accept the pets belonging to victims of domestic abuse.
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Casio Exilim EX-Z850 review
smallest camera with manual control and optical finder. Good quality for pocket camera. Suitable for daytime candid shots, usable at low light. Better than Pentax Optio (which are brothers of Casio Exilimi).
Tip: in order to use more aperture values, put camera in S-mode (not A, since it gives only TWO available aperture settings) - You can see A-value on LCD, and could fine tune it.
Good for MPEG-4 video (with the latest firmware), but switch-off AntiShake, which is really bad. Good battery life. If you use tripod, attach metal adaptor permanently.
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Wednesday, June 18, 2008
My Favorite Lavender
Here's a quickie using one of the new Annie LaPointe stamps from My Favorite Things. The base of the card is cut using the largest scalloped square Nestability. The crackled looking background paper came from my stash, and I'm almost positive it's from one of the "Slabs" (Slab III maybe?). How's that for old? Super sweet and simple - love it!
Stamps: Annie LaPoint - Lavender (My Favorite Things)
Paper: Basic Black, Very Vanilla card stock (SU!); dp (Provo Craft?)
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black (Tsukineko); Barely Banana, So Saffron, Lavender Lace, Always Artichoke markers
Accessories: scalloped square Nestabilities (Spellbinders); 3/4" black grosgrain ribbon (May Arts)
Size: 4" square
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Pretty card Amy! LOVE the fun shape of your card and pretty design & colors.ReplyDelete
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your work is just so good! love coming to your blog to see what is next...ReplyDelete
this is so pretty, love the softness of this card.ReplyDelete
This is just gorgeous, Amy! I LOVE the colors and the design is just so nice and crisp. Great, great card!ReplyDelete
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Hi Amy -- I love this, too!! It is so sweet and simple and just lovely!!! Great job -- course, all you do is wonderful!!! Love your work!!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful card....the colors really pop and I love the black scallop square!ReplyDelete
I love the simplicity yet elegance of this card! Also, you did a great job making a card with the nestabilities, I haven't tried that yet, but it seems tricky!! Yours is perfect!ReplyDelete
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This is elegant. Such a great inspiration! Love your work!ReplyDelete
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SHU in Luxembourg
Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
Located at the crossroads of Germanic and Latin cultures, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is a landlocked country bordered by Belgium, France, and Germany. It is the only Grand Duchy in the world and is the second smallest of the European Union member states. Though too small for its full name to fit on most European maps, pint-sized Luxembourg — only 2586 sq. km — is wonderfully diverse, filled with lush highlands and valleys in the north and ancient forested landscape to the east. With a strategic location at the heart of Western Europe, more natural beauty than you might expect in given its size, and as one of the top three richest countries in the world, Luxembourgers enjoy a very high standard of living. Luxembourg has a lot of charm and its people are justifiably proud of their country. The nation's motto, "Mir wëlle bleiwe wat mir sinn" (We want to remain what we are), underlines the uniqueness of Luxembourg.
Luxembourg City is the cultural, political, and social heart of the country. Not only is it the country's capital, it is also one of the three capitals of the European Community (the other two being Strasbourg and Brussels). Luxembourg City is cosmopolitan city and at the center of a thriving banking and corporate community. Not only that, the city is surrounded by magnificent historical fortifications classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The City of Luxembourg is served by an efficient network of buses and the main center of the city is very compact and eminently walkable. It is also a perfect location for day trips to France and Germany via train.
The SHU in Luxembourg program is housed in the Chamber of Commerce, right in the heart of the financial district of the city. The campus was established in 1991 as a SHU MBA site, and now also hosts SHU's undergraduate summer study abroad program. You will be taught either by SHU faculty from our Fairfield campus or with European faculty who reside in Luxembourg City.
Program Description
This is your chance to study abroad at Sacred Heart University Luxembourg, a well-established campus in the heart of the European Union. This summer program will provide you with a comprehensive experience combining historical and business site-visits and course instruction. You will have the option to take 3 credits or 6 credits in a two to four week module. Regardless of the session(s) you choose, your program includes day trips to local important sites and course excursions to Paris and/or Amsterdam!
Please browse the links below for further information or contact the SHU Office of Global Affairs.
Course Information, Excursions, Itinerary and Program Dates, Housing and Meals,
SHU in Luxembourg Handbook, Program Orientation, Program Costs
Course Information
Courses are open to students of ALL MAJORS!
Each summer, SHU in Luxembourg offers both humanities and business courses so no matter your discipline you can take advantage of this unique program. Each course includes local site visits that will give you the opportunity to learn firsthand the lessons and theories of the classroom. There are three program options from which to choose:
- Session I- Two week session: May 15 - May 29, 2016, three (3) credits
- Session II- Two week session: May 29 - June 12, 2016, three (3) credits
- Sessions I and II- Four week session: May 15 - June 12, 2016: six (6) credits
Session I - each course is 3 credits
- BU/ED/HS/SO 299 Intercultural Communications (Matthew Kaye)
- MK 299 Marketing to European Consumers (David Taylor)
- ENG 201 Experiencing Literature: Water into Wine, or Fortified Feelings expressed in Literature (Jeanine DeFalco)
- MGT 299 Social Entrepreneurship: A Force for Social Change (Leanna Lawter) (This course can ALSO count as an MK elective)
- AC 222 Managerial Accounting (Stephen Scarpatti)
- PH 299 Philosophy of War (Caitlin Merritt)
Course Credit
Some classes do have prerequisites; please see course description for more information. This course(s) will count towards your general graduation total. This course(s) will also factor into your cumulative Grade Point Average (course is not available for Pass/Fail).
In addition to taking classes, you will have course specific excursions you will attend. Past excursions have included:
- Skype or Amazon headquarters
- Boefferding Brewery
- eBay headquarters
- Luxembourg Parliament
- Cathedrals, monuments and other various cultural and historical sites
Itinerary and Program Dates
Summer 2016 dates
Session I
- Depart US on May 14
- Arrive in Luxembourg on May 15
- Depart Paris on May 29
- Depart US on May 28
- Arrive in Luxembourg on May 29
- Depart Amsterdam on June 12
- Depart US on May 14
- Arrive in Luxembourg on May 15
- Depart Amsterdam on June 12
Housing and Meals
Housing is included as part of your study abroad program fees
Jean XXIII Residence
You will stay in the Jean XXIII Residence. Please note, housing placements are randomized.
- Jean XXIII Residence is a former seminary, located in the same district (called "Kirchberg") as the Chamber of Commerce where your courses will take place (15 minute walk or short bus ride (one stop only) on bus number 12).
- The residence is spacious, calm and surrounded by a park.
On most days, one group meal will be included in your program fees. This meal is usually lunch. Exceptions include when in Paris/Amsterdam, on day-long excursions, or free days. There will also be 5 group dinners included. When meals are not included, you will have the opportunity to explore local restaurants, or dine in the cafeterias adjacent to your accommodations. Upon arrival, a schedule of included meals will be provided.
Luxembourg bus system is modern, safe, comfortable and convenient to use. Basically, all bus lines cross in a city center hub called "Hamilius". Stanislas, your program director, will provide you with bus passes, appropriate info and will walk you (drive with you) through the system. Students staying at Youth Hostel will use bus number 9 or 14 to get to the city (2 stops only) and then will take bus to "Kirchberg" district, where the Chamber of Commerce is located (3 stops only). Total travel time, including walking to and between bus stops, is about 30 minutes. There are several bus lines of choice (number 13, 1, 7 or 16, 18). Students staying in Jean XXIII Residence can walk to the Chamber of Commerce (15 minute walk). Stanislas will provide you with the map and will show you the way, or alternatively can ride the bus number 12 (one stop only).
SHU in Luxembourg Handbook
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Program Orientation
Upon acceptance to the program, you will be required to attend a mandatory pre-departure orientation. This orientation counts as part of your class credit. During this orientation, further details about the course and program details will be discussed. The pre-departure orientation will be conducted in late April.
Program Cost
Summer 2016 Program Costs
Confirmation fee: You will be asked to submit a non-refundable $250 confirmation fee payable to "Sacred Heart University" two weeks after your approval to study abroad on a SHU Office of Global Affairs program.
Billable program costs: The Sacred Heart University Student Accounts office will bill you for the following amounts:
Session 1 or 2: Three (3) Credit Course Sequence
Part-time SHU tuition rate (3 credits) - $1800
Accommodations/Program fee* -$2900
Registration fee - $115
Accommodations/Program fee* -$2900
Registration fee - $115
The total billable program cost due to Sacred Heart University is $4815
Sessions I AND II: Six (6) Credit Course Sequence
Part-time SHU tuition rate (6 credits) - $3600
Accommodations/Program fee* - $5800
Registration fee - $115
Accommodations/Program fee* - $5800
Registration fee - $115
The total billable program cost due to Sacred Heart University is $9515
Welch Waiver
If you are a College of Business student (at SHU), currently enrolled in The Welch Experience, and have not yet utilized your study abroad tuition credit you are exempt from paying the tuition portion of the program cost ($1,800) when taking one business course. To repeat, you will ONLY receive the waiver if you are taking a business course.
- *Accommodation/program/confirmation fee includes: Program orientation, local program transportation, housing in shared accommodations, some meals, program excursions, and mandatory basic international health insurance
- *Accommodation/program/confirmation fee DOES NOT include: Travel to/from host country, some meals, major medical insurance, visa/resident permit fees, and all personal expenses
Additional expenses
Please review the program Budget Sheet for an estimated budget worksheet, including potential expenses outside the billable program cost.
Financial Aid
Sacred Heart Students – Many Sacred Heart University scholarships and grants will apply towards SHU-affiliated programs. You are welcome to contact Financial Assistance regarding loan opportunities and outside scholarships.
Visiting Students – If you receive a financial aid package from your home institution, please check with your Study Abroad/Financial Aid Office to find out if it may be used for this program. Upon request, the Office of Global Affairs may provide your institution with the necessary documentation to support the transfer of aid. Please note that Sacred Heart University will not process financial aid for visiting students.
Scholarships are a great way to support the cost of your study abroad experience. In an effort to encourage you to study abroad, and to make a study abroad experience more accessible, the SHU Office of Study Abroad prepared a list of scholarships and financial resources. Please note that this is not a conclusive list but it will help you start your search process. The OGA encourages you to apply and take advantage of as many relevant scholarship opportunities as possible.
For more information about this program, please contact the Office of Global Affairs.


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Pac-10's difficult nonconference schedules make it tough to become bowl-eligible.
Ah, mid-November, so it's time to dust off an old tradition in the Pac-10: Figuring out how many of its bowl contracts will go unfilled.
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This year, the league has six tie-ups, but the possibility of only three bowl-eligible teams.
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If Oregon continues its march to the national-title game and Stanford can find its way into a BCS bowl (most likely the Rose), the league could leave four partners — the Holiday, Sun, Las Vegas and Kraft Fight Hunger Bowls — at the altar. That's probably not the kind of promotion the image-conscious commissioner, Larry Scott, has in mind.
You can envision, in early January, those ESPN discussions of each league's record, and a notation by the Pac-10: "Not enough appearances to qualify."
As always, there are two reasons: The Pac-10 is the only BCS conference that insists on playing nine league games. And it also schedules harder outside than any other league.
This year, 48 percent (15 of 31) of its nonleague games are against BCS-conference opponents. That doesn't count Oregon State's mega-games against TCU and Boise State.
The number in the SEC? Thirty-three percent. Big Ten? Twenty-seven percent. Big 12? Twenty-five percent.
Rick Neuheisel, the UCLA coach, has been the most outspoken critic of the nine-game league schedule, saying it "makes no sense" for a conference trying to upgrade its national profile. But the rest of the league viewed appearances in L.A. in the new Pac-12 as vital, so that's a ship that's sailed.
What is more negotiable is each school's choice of nonleague opponents. And Neuheisel, whose team played two Big 12 opponents on the road and hosted Houston, says, "Every coach will be in those (athletic director's) offices, saying, 'We've got to be smart here.' My personal standpoint is, you schedule two games you feel good about and one great one for your fans."
Washington overloaded itself this year with BYU (5-5 after a slow start), an improved Syracuse team (7-3) and national contender Nebraska (9-1). Says coach Steve Sarkisian, "It can be difficult if you go 1-2 in the nonconference. I think you're starting to see teams understand that."
One of those is Washington, which next year has a more manageable schedule that includes Eastern Washington, Hawaii (although the Warriors could win 10 this year) and Nebraska.
"We had a brutal schedule this year," says athletic director Scott Woodward. "From a competition standpoint, I like next year's schedule a lot better than this year's."
If anybody's going to come away happy from this year's Pac-10 bowl deficit, it could be that No. 4 team to become eligible. If Oregon goes to the title game, Stanford slips into the Rose and Arizona moves up to the Alamo, the Holiday Bowl will be a choice landing spot for California (5-5), Washington (3-6) or UCLA (4-5). In the past seven years, the worst record in the Holiday Bowl was last year's Arizona team, at 8-4.
Crimson, Gray matter
We get it, it's all about wins and losses. Most of it, anyway. Still, it counts for something that Washington State landed a league-high seven members on the Pac-10 all-academic team announced Tuesday: Jared Karstetter (zoology), Micah Hannam (civil engineering), Chris Prummer (zoology), Kevin Kooyman and Casey Hamlett (management and operations), Kyle McCartney (entrepreneurship) and Chima Nwachukwu (political science).
Coach Paul Wulff says it's a sign of a solid foundation and adds that it will be discussed in the homes of recruits.
"If I'm a parent, it should mean a lot," he said. "It should mean it's a healthy situation."
And what's more …
• In a series that dates to 1892, Stanford visits California in the 113th Big Game on Saturday. One itch the Cardinal hasn't scratched much lately is beating the Bears; they've only done it once since the Tyrone Willingham era ended in 2001.
• "We're in like a free-fall here," says Oregon State coach Mike Riley, whose 4-5 team hosts USC, having won the past two meetings in Corvallis.
• The pick Thursday night at Montlake: Washington 27, UCLA 21. Emotion shouldn't be in short supply, even as parking spaces are.
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glory hunters....my opinion
id much rather support a team like spurs then man utd.
man utd fans cant understand it when i tell them which is why they are man utd fans.
i like supporting a real genuine team which is like life,u have your great moments & your bad moments.
when we won carling cup it ment so much to us last yr, and now this yr we are battling relegation. what a rollercoaster ride it is supportin spurs but i wouldnt have it any other way!
i was born in north london & i feel good that i support a team who are local and that 99% of our fans are genuine real proper supporters.
i work at old trafford & theres a huge amount of fake,glory supporting fans. also theres a huge amount of foriegn fans, theres nothing wrong with having foriegn fans but when u have such a large amount, you know your a worldwide franchise.
id hate to support a team with so many fake glory supporters.
i feel bad for some of the small few genuine life long man utd fans who are tarred with the same brush as the rest of there fans.
also the atmosphere is so poor at old trafford even when they are hammering team. imagine if spurs were hammering a team, the atmosphere would be electricSort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Got to agree with you on that one SB,but i really would like to get back to our winning ways as i really hate losing which haunts me for 24 hours plus.Just got to concentrate on the PL now and hopefully get into that top half to shut all the Spurs HATERS up!!! We need a good win agaist BORO wednesday which will take us up to 12th and get rid of yesterdays downer.I'M hurting with you all. COYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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boro will be a lot tougher game then i thought a few wks ago. they are on a high after 2 wins & 1 against liverpool. they have had a nice break whilst we were playing extra time. we got a few injuries & tired legs. but at least we got keane,chimbonda & palacious to freshing things up a bit.


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Nintendo and Good-Feel Company, the company behind Kirby's Epic Yarn, are releasing another yarn-based title - Yoshi's Woolly World.
Mario's favorite green dinosaur will be the hero of this game, with his entire world somehow turned to fabric. Yoshi is able to use his yarn tongue to interact with various objects in the world, such as unwinding spools of yarn.
It was stressed that this game is not meant to be a sequel to Kirby's Epic Yarn, but is instead a brand new game with a similar feel: "We said we wanted to make a Yoshi game, but we asked them to use the yarn and fabric as materials for creating new gameplay mechanics to create a new kind of Yoshi game filled with those kinds of elements," Tezuka said.
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I've dled the game and I'll play it pretty soon but I have one suggestion(Not to sure how possible it is for you to do this) But you should have trade codes and battle codes like Pokemon Raptor. I think it'll make the game even more fun if you can trade with people and battle their teams. I think it'll fit perfectly in this game.
About the trades I prefer to make this game offline (but I can change my mind, so don't stop requesting)
About gives a code for battles versus a trainer team, this idea is very interesting! Very good sugestion!
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ok, thx i got the game working. also, the starter glitch is real, i got an extra but i didint find it fair so i reset the game.
edit: oh and the games good and all, love the idea, but grammer needs some fixing and unova pokemon dont have abilities. i bought a zorua and it has no ability. all and all tho, still a good game!
oh and legendary pokemon, are they found on the map on in the wild?
Like I cited in topic, the game doen't have generations 4 and 5 Abilities (yet), but some Unova pokémon that have the gen 1/2/3 ability, like Purrloin with Limber, have these abilities.
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There's been "no communication" this Congress between House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and members of the centrist Blue Dog Coalition, one of its top members said Monday.
Rep. Heath Shuler (N.C.), who challenged Pelosi for the job of Democratic leader in the 112th Congress, suggested that Blue Dog Democrats feel shut out from the leadership in the House.
In perhaps the ultimate rebuke to the Democratic leader, Shuler said Blue Dog Democrats often have more in common ideologically with former President Ronald Reagan than with Pelosi. What would have been Reagan's 100th birthday prompted remembrances over the weekend.
More than two dozen Blue Dogs were defeated in the 2010 midterm elections, leaving House Democrats with a more liberal caucus. Shuler has sought to take a leading role in opposition to Pelosi, the former House Speaker who decided to remain in charge of the party as its minority leader.
"All Democrats will measure every proposal by whether it creates jobs, reduces the deficit and strengthens the middle class and we will work with all members of the caucus to achieve these critical goal," said Nadeam Elshami, a spokesman for Pelosi.
"It's very rare that she would come to any of our meetings, and have conversation," Shuler said of Pelosi, adding that Democrats feel more comfortable having Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) or Assistant Democratic Leader James Clyburn (S.C.) visit their districts.
A Democratic source also pointed to efforts by Pelosi and the party leadership to give centrists in the House greater access to the levers of power. Shuler and several other Blue Dogs were named to the Steering Committee, and members of the coalition were given larger roles in leadership. (Rep. Jim MathesonJim MathesonBottom Line Washington's lobby firms riding high Big names free to lobby in 2016 MORE (D-Utah) was named a chief deputy whip, and Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Texas) was given responsibility for messaging on the budget.)
Pelosi's also had personal conversations, over the phone or in-person, with 15 of the 26 members of the Blue Dog bloc during the recent congressional break, per that Democratic source. There's also regular contact between Pelosi and other leadership staff and members of the Blue Dog staff.
Members of the Blue Dog Coalition will gather to discuss their priorities for the coming Congress, and former President Clinton will be among the speakers, according to Shuler.
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GENEVA (AP) -- Strong sales helped Swiss drugmaker Roche Holding AG to a 41 percent rise in first-half net income for shareholders from a year ago.
The world's biggest manufacturer of cancer drugs, which reports earnings every six months, posted 5.941 billion Swiss francs ($6.34 billion) in net income, up from 4.199 billion francs in the comparable period of 2012.
The Basel, Switzerland-based company said Thursday its top drugs, Avastin, Rituxan and Herceptin, and new breast cancer treatments Perjeta and Kadcyla contributed to strong first-half sales of 23.295 billion francs ($24.84 billion), up 5 percent from 22.423 billion francs in the first half of 2012.
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