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just shut up and kiss me
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I couldn't help myself
Today is a good day to die!
A lot can change over the course of 11 seasons
not that any self-respecting soldier would be scared of something like that, right, simmons? ha! haha!
Humble Origin Stories
Geoff returning back to the office with food
it was awful
part deux
RvB - Season 3 Episode 42
"Thanks for the support, Grif. Way to be a team player."
American Express®
"Do you like my cookies? They're made just for you…"
I couldn't thank enough Rooster Teeth for inspiration, my redesigns of Grif and Simmons from Red vs Blue amazed many people at my varnissage!
I got to have an awesome interview with an incredible studio and oh la la though, I had to explain what was Red Vs Blue and show picture of the show…
Or more like Halo the game?
It was confusing and I'm still unsure what were their opinion on that,
but at least it was their favorite piece of my portfolio!
What made me laugh the most was that one of them said, pointing at Simmons, "we can already see that between the two, he's the smartest one" and they had no idea what RVB was OH MY WOWZAH
And as you may have guessed, the drawings where they cuddle weren't in though HAHAHA!!! Also, I looooove the idea of Hawaiian Grif plus with tattoos!
I didn't know that he was Hawaiian or that he comes from Hawaii >< Anyway sorry for writing so much on that post, I don,t usually do that, BUT I STILL CAN'T BELIEVE THAT HAPPENED!
Roses are red
And violets are blue.
One day we'll cruise down
Blood Gulch avenue
It's red versus red
and blue versus blue
It's I against I
and me against you
It is finished! Hope you guys like it.
for the record felix is I'd Be Lying If I Said I Hadn't Thought About It
edit: I added this asshole
RvB12 - Episode 5 - "Highlight reel"
I laughed so hard the first time i watched this scene and needed it on my blog
when u gotta wake bae up for work and bae dont wanna b awake


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A plan to put Kaikohe on the tourist map could jump start the town's stalled economy.
Northland tourism groups want to extend the Twin Coast Discovery Highway by adding a scenic route between the Bay of Islands and the Hokianga.
Brown and white roadside signs designating the route from State Highway 10 at Puketona to the Rawene turnoff on State Highway 12 could be in place by the end of the year.
Enterprise Northland Tourism Development Group chairman David Perks told a meeting in the town last week that the highway had been an effective marketing tool since it was designated 10 years ago.
The group and Destination Northland were now looking at how the highway could be developed to spread benefits generated by the 1.7 million overnight visitors to the region each year.
"A day route between the two Copthornes will be good for Northland and give Kaikohe a bite of the tourism cherry," said Mr Perks.
The route would allow mid-north businesses to capitalise on the pulling power of the Bay of Islands which tourists ranked second on the list of attractions they wanted to see while in New Zealand.
"We need to use the Bay of Islands, which is a global icon, as a way of distributing people around the region and getting them to stay here longer."
Kaikohe and other communities along the route had the history and people to offer overseas visitors the authentic cultural experiences they sought in their visits to Northland, he said.
"Rather than just be another road on the map, this would become part of the tourism story of Northland."
The route would point the way to attractions including Te Waimate Mission House, Kaikohe's Pioneer Village and Wairere Boulders and help to drive growth of new tourist attractions.
"As new businesses grow, you'd hope you'd end up with signs every 500 metres," he said.
Copthorne Hotel and Resort Hokianga owner Shane Lloydd said the challenge for communities on the route was to give tourists reasons to stop and spend money.
"Just imagine if you re-established Kaikohe's old facades. People would stop. That's your opportunity," said Mr Lloydd who was keen to see Broadway redeveloped as an historic village.
Others at the meeting agreed that Kaikohe's Maori and Pakeha heritage set it apart from other towns.
"We need to focus on our history, because we are the cradle of New Zealand," said Heather Ayrton who is on the committee that manages the Pioneer Village.
"Ngapuhi history goes back thousands of years," said tourism operator Hone Mihaka pointing out that Kaikohe was the centre of Ngapuhi's world.
Geothermal resources at Ngawha also made Kaikohe unique in Northland.
"We could be Rotorua," said motelier Perry van Gaalen.
"We had busloads of people going through the cinnabar mine at Ngawha four years ago," said Ms Ayrton.
Real estate agent Darran Hewitt said those who doubted that people would want to stop in Kaikohe should consider how other towns had reinvented themselves to grab a share of the tourist dollar.
Nobody had heard of the Waikato town of Tirau until it established itself as New Zealand's corrugated iron art capital, he said.
"We've got a town that is central and on the road to somewhere. Let's do what Tirau's done."
Community crusader Shaun Reilly said a Pacific Kauri Trail connecting the Bay of Islands and the Waipoua Forest was first mooted and promoted in Northern News in 2001.
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WYNNEWOOD, Pa., March 4, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths among men and women in the U.S. Faced with these daunting facts, Dr. John Marks, Chief of Colorectal Surgery at Main Line Health and Director of the Mirable Colorectal Cancer Center at Lankenau Medical Center wants Americans to have candid conversations about treatment so they are better prepared should they or loved ones develop this common and deadly cancer.
"Many people are talking about colorectal cancer prevention, which is great. But too few people are talking about treatment options," says John Marks, M.D., Lankenau Medical Center, Main Line Health. "Let's take the stigma away from learning about treatment so that more people aren't afraid to talk about these problems and can have access to the new technology and microsurgeries that can save lives and preserve bowel function."
Under his leadership at Lankenau, a part of Main Line Health, 90-95 percent of colorectal surgeries are performed laparoscopically. The sphincter preservation rate for this approach, which eliminates the need for a colostomy bag, is 93 percent at Lankenau vs. 40-60 percent for the national average. This statistic is encouraging for patients facing colorectal cancer diagnosis. Traditionally for many patients with colorectal cancer, treatment means the loss of the sphincter and the prospect of a life with a colostomy bag. This makes people afraid to even get checked.
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Johannesburg: South African Olympic and Paralympic track star Oscar Pistorius has been accused of intimidation after a friend of Reeva Steenkamp claimed he whispered to her, "How can you sleep at night?" during a break in his murder trial.
Kim Myers' lawyer Ian Levitt told Reuters that Mr Pistorius approached her during an adjournment in court and whispered the question in a sinister undertone.
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"She is horrified by this disturbing act but will not be intimidated and intends to carry on attending the trial for Reeva," said Mr Levitt.
Mr Pistorius, is accused of shooting dead 29-year-old Steenkamp following a heated row in the early hours of Valentine's Day last year. The track star says he killed teenkamp after mistaking her for an intruder hiding in the toilet.
Local media reports said Pistorius denied speaking to Ms Myers when asked about the alleged incident at the court by reporters.
A reason for what Mr Levitt said was Mr Pistorius' attempt to intimidate Ms Myers was unclear. She has regularly attended the trial and has been quoted in the media commenting on her close friendship with Steenkamp.
The state prosecution has spent much of the 27-day trial trying to portray Mr Pistorius as an intimidating figure who bullied Steenkamp, although the Paralympic gold medallist insists they were in a loving relationship.
Phone text messages sent between the couple were read out to the court earlier in the trial, one of which from Steenkamp said she was scared of Mr Pistorius, although most of the retrieved conversations were loving.
The trial of Mr Pistorius, who faces life in prison if found guilty, has attracted huge interest across the world.
Before the shooting, Mr Pistorius was one of the most revered figures in sport, a man who had his lower legs amputated as a child but who reached the semi-finals of the 400m at the London Olympics in 2012 running on carbon-fibre prosthetic "blades".


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Waikato people notched up the second highest spend in the country last month as Hamilton retail development continued to stop shoppers straying up the highway to Auckland.
The dollar spend in the Waikato last month was 7.6 per cent up on January last year at close to $303 million, according to latest figures from electronic transaction service Paymark.
This was just a whisker behind a Canterbury spending increase of 8 per cent, which topped the country.
The number of over the counter transactions in the Waikato was 8.1 per cent up on January 2012 at $6.32m, said Paymark.
Retailers' Association northern regional manager Russell Sinclair said the figures reflected retail growth in the Waikato, particularly in Te Rapa (The Base), and the influence of the dairy industry.
Anecdotal reports from the region were that people from towns outlying Hamilton, such as Te Awamutu and Huntly, were shopping closer to home instead of south Auckland or Auckland city.
The Wairarapa came in third for increased spending last month, posting a 5.6 per cent rise year on year.
Paymark chief executive Simon Tong said January not only brought out the sunshine, but a positive start for many retailers nationally.
The total value of card swipes through the Paymark network increased $191m nationally to nudge $4 billion, a 5.1 per cent rise year on year, he said.
The value of spending increased by a seasonally adjusted 0.6 per cent from December to January, the fourth consecutive monthly gain.
Paymark processes about 75 per cent of all electronic transactions.
But Mr Tong said it was still tough going for some retailers.
Sectors such as the accommodation industry and consumer electronics retailers had experienced below-average growth, he said.
Spending growth overall was weak on the West Coast of the South Island, and in Southland.
Retailers with links to the building industry continued to post strong growth, Mr Tong said.
Plumbing outlets did 17.8 per cent more transactions, hardware and home decorating stores 11.6 per cent, and gardening outlets showed 7.6 per cent growth.
Wholesale building supply stores recorded 7 per cent more business than in January 2012.
The new year also saw an increase in Kiwis heading for outlets serving the health sector, Paymark said.
Spending at dentists was up 17.2 per cent, medical centres 10.1 per cent, optometrists 9.1 per cent and pharmacies 6.3 per cent.
Car-owners also spent up this summer, with repairs and servicing outlets showing a 14 per cent increase in spending in January year on year, and parts and accessories operators a nearly 10 per cent rise.
Payments by card increased by $1.5b in 2012 and nationwide in January, card swipes increased 6.3 per cent on a year ago.
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1922 No D 1C Strong Reverse MS62 Brown NGC. FS-401. Die Pair
2. 1922 is the only date other than 1815 without a cent production
at Philadelphia. This was undoubtedly due to the unprecedented
mintage of more than 51 million silver dollars struck in 1922 at
Philadelphia. Nonetheless, collectors occasionally encountered 1922
cents without a mintmark, and the variety has since become a key to
the series. Only a single die pair, FS-401, is known without ever
showing a trace of a mintmark. It is identified by a sharp reverse
and soft definition on the portrait and most of the obverse
legends, though TRUST and the second 2 in the date are bold. The
typical example grades VF, and Uncirculated pieces are very rare
relative to the number of Lincoln cent collectors. This is a satiny
chocolate-brown cent with sea-green and lilac undertones. Carbon is
absent and there are no noticeable marks.(Registry
values: P2) (NGC ID# 22C9, PCGS# 3285)
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Rescuers expected to find bodies when they arrived at a crash site where a truck carrying a container had crushed the roof of a car flat.
LATEST: Instead they were shocked to find two Argentinean brothers who somehow walked away unscathed from their squashed vehicle on State Highway 6.
Brothers Matias and Agustin Carrasco, believed to be on a working holiday around New Zealand, were recovering in Nelson today after a night spent reassuring worried family in Argentina that they were safe.
The accident happened about 11.30am yesterday at Collins Valley, between Rai Valley and Nelson.
An eastbound TNL freight truck carrying empty wine bottles to Blenheim, appeared to cross the centre line before tipping and colliding with two cars travelling in the opposite direction, St John Ambulance shift manager Mike Casey said.
A 66-year-old Blenheim woman driving one of the cars was trapped in her vehicle for over an hour before fire fighters cut her free with specialist equipment.
The Nelson Marlborough rescue helicopter flew her to Wairau Hospital with moderate injuries to her lower back and face, along with her 70-year-old passenger.
The brothers' car appeared to bear the brunt of the damage, with the container crushing the roof of the vehicle and coming to rest on its rear section.
Rai Valley chief fire officer Trevor Holdstock, one of the first on the scene, said a passerby drove to the Rai Valley fire station to report the accident. There was no cell phone reception at the crash site.
"The guy said 'it's bad'," Mr Holdstock said. "You're gonna see dead bodies."
Mr Holdstock said when he got to the scene and saw a 13-metre container truck had smashed into one car and landed on top of another, he expected the worst.
"I honestly thought, 'oh dear, we've got a K41 [fatality], or two or three'," he said.
Mr Holdstock was shocked when the Argentinean men who had been sitting near the road barrier told him in broken English that they had escaped from the crushed car.
"If you came face to face with what we saw, it was shocking," he said.
"How people walked out of that without dying is unbelievable."
Mr Casey said it was "absolutely miraculous" that the brothers were not badly injured.
"Sometimes you just wonder how on earth do people just walk away in these types of incidents."
The brothers returned to their vehicle to retrieve what possessions they could from the wreckage as it remained pinned under the truck.
Senior Constable Beau Webster, of Havelock, said he believed speed had been a factor in the accident.
The driver of the truck, who was extremely shaken, appeared to have been going too quick around the corner, he said.
One of the brothers received only a minor cut to his hand getting out of the car.
Mr Webster said he had also spoken to the driver of a third car, which managed to narrowly avoid the crash.
The man and his woman passenger, a nurse, were in front of the two cars heading toward Nelson when they saw the container on the truck start to tilt. The driver put his foot down when he looked in his rear-view mirror and saw the truck collide with the first car and land on the other car.
A police spokeswoman said a crash investigation was under way and it was too early to determine whether charges would be laid.
The accident closed the state highway for several hours. It was eventually reopened about 4.30pm after the truck was righted and towed.
Traffic backed up either side of the closure, between Rai Valley and the bottom of the Whangamoa Saddle.
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A few years back, I used to play point-and-click adventures till the cows came home.
The Monkey Island series, Grim Fandango and Full Throttle were among my favourites (over the course of this blog I've probably bored you stupid over my admiration for Tim Schafer's Grim Fandango, a game that features a skeletal undertaker). So it was for lots of other gamers.
But somewhere along the line, point-and-click adventures lost favour with gamers. Why was that?
Maybe it was because publishers didn't see a market for point-and-click adventures anymore; maybe it was because a new generation of gamers didn't understand the humour and complex puzzles found in those early Lucasarts games; maybe it was the advent of the console, which made point-and-click adventure games harder to play. But I wonder whether the real reason that point-and-click adventures lost favour with many gamers was because they found as their lives got busier they didn't have the hours to invest into a game that had puzzles that required more than just pulling a lever to open a door and often involved trial-and-error game play.
Maybe that was it.
The decline in popularity of the point-and-click adventure is on my mind at the moment because I've been playing through The Cave (Steam, console), a modern-day point-and-click adventure that shares many things in common with games like Grim Fandango (''Here he goes again,'' I can here you mutter) and Monkey Island.
The Cave comes from Ron Gilbert, one of the legends in point-and-click game design, and Tim Schafer's Double Fine studio is also involved. The puzzles are often multifaceted, involving several steps, and often each of the three characters you can control at one time.
Without spoiling anything, one early puzzle involves using an empty bucket to catch water dripping on a fuse, which you then use to power a vending machine which spits out a hotdog that you'll use to lure a monster. See? Much more complex than ''press that button over there to open the door''.
So far none of the puzzles in The Cave are as obtuse as Monkey Island's ''use rubber chicken on cable'' puzzle but was it obscure puzzles like that that put off today's generation of gamers to the joys of point-and-click?
But while there's no denying that today's gamer is time-poor, especially if you're working fulltime and have a family, a seachange is happening and it's thanks to current games like The Cave and Telltale's The Walking Dead (a point-and-click adventure series released last year but not available - yet - to New Zealand console owners) that the point-and-click adventure has returned to the attention of today's gamer. They're showing that games which test the grey matter rather than just follow the same repetitive formula that the previous three games in the series did can be fun.
I'm pleased to see games like The Cave and The Walking Dead reviving the fundamentals of the point-and-click adventure, but how do you feel about point-and-click adventure games? Are you glad to see this genre getting a second life? Or do you leave them alone because, well, you just don't have time to commit to a game that requires deep thought to solve its puzzles?
If you've played The Cave, what are your thoughts? Is it as good as the old classic point-and-click games?
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