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Ghetto Fabulous:
Enter Getfab as the first name of a created
boxer. Save the created boxer and Ghetto Fabulous will be unlocked
under the heavyweights roster.
Little Mac:
Enter Macman as the first name of a created
boxer. Save the created boxer and Little Mac from the Punch
Out!!! games will be unlocked.
ont, ufp ett cawa, nw rgetedawjames dees.
Alternately, successfully complete the Super Punch Out!
mini-game. Note: This feature is available in the North American
NTSC version of the game.
Small fighters:
Hold or repeatedly tap Up at the venue selection
screen until the sound of a bell is heard. Select a venue to begin
a fight with both fighters small.
All venues:
Hold or repeatedly tap Left at the game mode
selection screen until the sound of a bell is heard.
Extra fight store items:
Although you can turn pro at any time, winning an Amateur
title belt will unlock equipment you cannot find elsewhere.
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Hint: Easier wins:
Become skilled with the jab and straight combo. The
CPU will parry it after a few times. Then, throw your hook or
Shawn Clark.
This will work in any fight. Constantly Haymaker your opponent.
When he is in knockdown mode, Haymaker them one more time to knock
them down. Sometimes you can hit them even more when there on
their way down. In hard mode do not try to Haymaker frequently,
as you will miss a lot and your opponent can hit you harder.
Dustin Dill.
Go to the settings and turn off illegal blows. When fighting,
use an illegal blow. It is a lot more effective than a normal
Hint: Better ring performance:
Pimp out your ring entrances. The more extravagant
they are, the more the crowd will like you and the better you
will perform.
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Hint: Knockdowns:
As you progress in just about any weight class, you
will notice that some of your top opponents always seem to know
where you are going to punch when they are dizzy; therefore blocking
your punches and preventing a knockdown. To knock down an opponent
who uses this type of defense, wind up your Haymaker and rapidly
press L about five or six times. Eventually let the Haymaker
go, and you will almost always hit your opponent and knock him
Charlie Mours.
Hint: Avoiding knockouts:
In order to avoid a knockout, when your opponent gets
close to you perform a grab. You will then exit knockout mode.
Hint: Faster first round knockouts:
Go to the "My Corner" screen, then go to
options. Turn on the 3 knock out rule. Knock your opponent down
three times in the first round. Try to do this as fast as possible
and beat 59 seconds. You should now have the fastest KO record.
Start a new career and go pro immediately. Go to the settings
and turn on 3 knockdown (T.K.O.). Fight the rank 49 boxer and
constantly Haymaker him. If he starts blocking, do a Haymaker
on the other side. Once you are in Knockdown mode you will need
one more Haymaker to knock him down. Once he gets back up it will
take about four Haymakers to knock him down again. Try to knock
him out in 59 seconds to get the fastest knock out record.
Hint: Apollo Creed created boxer (Rocky
phong le.
Name: Apollo Creed
Home: Washington D.C
height: 6'7"
Nickname: Master Of Disaster
Style: Orthodox (balanced)
Skin: Dark
Increase muscle so that the six pack is very visible (without
making his body really big)
Hair: Small afro (black)
Everything else: Default
Facial Hair: Full mustache or mustache
Shoes: White or red mids
Trunks: Stars and stripes
Gloves: Red
Stats: All maxed
Hint: Clubber Lang created boxer (Rocky
phong le.
First Name: Clubber
Last Name: Lang
City: Chicago
Height: 6'7"
Stance: Orthodox
Face Shape: Default
Gloves: Pro 1
Trunks: Anything light blue or black
Shoes: Custom blue with feathers
Hair: Mohawk (black)
Facial Hair: Full scruff (black)
Skin: Dark
Hint: Eugene created boxer (WWE):
Note: You can use his real name (Nick Dinsmore).
First Name: Hulk
Last Name: Hogan
Nickname: Mr. Showtime
Hometown: Atlanta, USA
Weight Class: Heavyweight
Stance: Orthodox
Style: Power
Skin: Tan
Height: 6' 7"
Hair Style: Mullet
Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Blue
Brow: Simple Curve
Facial Hair: Chin Chops
Gloves: Pro Gloves VIII
Trunks: All Stars I
Shoes: EA Hi-Pros V
Stats: Max
Hint: Rocky Balboa created boxer:
phong le.
Style: Balanced
Skin: Tan
Height: 6'5
Reduce fat and increase muscle (muscles need to be very visible
and Rocky still needs to be small)
Head Shape: Make his cheeks big and his jaw flat
Hair: Mullet (black)
Eyes: Brown
Facial Hair: None
Eyebrows: Tapered caterpillar
Accessories (must unlock to use)
Mouthguard: Deluxe
Gloves: Pro 1
Broadsword 2 for Rocky 2 trunks
Twisted 2 for Rocky's other Rocky 2 trunks
Stars and stripe for Apollo trunks
Hornet 2 for Rocky 1 trunks
Foul Protector: 8
Shoes: EA High Pros 6
No Tattoos
Stats: Max
Home: Philadelphia
Hint: Stone Cold created boxer (WWE):
phong le.
First Name: Stone
Last Name: Cold
Nickname: The Cobra
Home: Houston
Stance: Orthodox
Style: Power
Skin: Fair
Height: 6'5
Hold Muscle stick left and Fat right at the same time, until you
no longer see a change in muscle.
Face: Make longer and eyes look like he is squinting
Hair: Bald
Eye: Green
Brows: Easy tweeze
Facial hair: Goatee (blonde)
Accessories: Black gloves and trunks, the rest random
Power: Maximum
Speed: Random
Stamina: Maximum
Agility: Random
Chin, Body, Heart, Cuts: Maximum
Hint: The Undertaker created boxer (WWE):
First Name: Under
Last Name: Taker
Nickname: The Undertaker
Hometown: Las Vegas, USA
Weight Class: Heavyweight
Stance: Orthodox
Style: Balanced
Skin: Fair
Height: 6' 8"
Body Build: Bring muscle all the way down then tap Analog-stick
Hair Style: Mop Top (preferred) or Ponytail
Hair Color: Black or Brown
Eye Color: Hazel
Brow: Nesting Badger
Facial Hair: Chin Beard
Gloves: Pro Gloves IX
Trunks: Mustang III
Shoes: EA Hi-Pros III
Stats: Max


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Entrepreneur – 20
Owned 10 businesses at the same time
For this achievement you need to rent ten "premises" or "joints" and establish any business in all ten. To check how many businesses you already own, press the
(Your Hideout does
count as a business, so you need eleven entries in this overview.)
This can already be done in second area of the game - the "Absecon Lighthouse" by buying out independent businesses or forcing the owners to vacate their business with a Drive-By shooting and rent it yourself afterwards.
An Offer You Can't Refuse – 10
Bought out an independent business
Buying out an independent business is part of the second area "Absecon Lighthouse".
Doc wants you to buy out a speakeasy or have it closed by doing a Drive-By.
Select the marked speakeasy (pink sign with 2 glasses) and choose the third option "Buyout" and then "Start" to send one of your henchman. When your henchman returns, the achievement will unlock.
When you missed this opportunity:
To be able to buyout a speakeasy you need warm relations with the owner. A business usally starts at Neutral relations, so you need to choose the "Supply" option first. This will cost you 30 beer and warm up the relations. The Buyout itself costs 250 Dirty Money then.
Meet the Gang – 15
Had a team of 6 gangsters in the campaign
Story related and can not be missed.
Iron Fist – 15
Gained 100 Feared Rating
Feared rating can be gained by various ways:
- Jobs (15 and 40)
- "The Don's" Pizzeria (20 stock + 10 with upgrade)
- Safe House (20 with upgrade)
- Protection Racket (10 with upgrade)
- Weapon Store (10 with upgrade)
- Loan Shark (10 with upgrade)
- Enforcer characters add 2 Feared Rating when sent on Drive-By or Firebomb missions
and some combat missions also generate Feared rating.
Your best bet might be waiting for an opportunity to buy additional Feared rating in the Jobs tab and rent Joints to establish "The Don's" pizzarias (+upgrade) till you reach the 100 Feared rating.
Velvet Glove – 15
Gained 100 Liked Rating
Liked rating can be gained by various ways:
- Soup Kitchen (20 stock + 25 with upgrades)
- Jobs (15)
- Brewery (15 with upgrade)
- Flop House (10 with upgrade)
- Clinic (10 with upgrade)
- Hotel (10 with upgrade)
- Charity event at the City Official residence (10)
- Party in a Hotel (10)
Easiest way to get this achievement is to rent two premises and establish Soup Kitchens. Make sure you also buy the upgrades which will then already net you 90 Liked rating. Then just organize a Charity event and the achievement should be yours.
It's Getting Crowded Here – 15
Unlocked 15 gang members
Story related and can not be missed.
Scapegoat – 20
Framed another criminal during a police investigation
For this achievement you will want Warm relations with an independent business (Brewery, Speakeasy, Protection Racket and so) or a Crime Lord first. Easiest way is usually to establish a Distillery in a Premises, which should warm the relations with a Speakeasy owner. Otherwise you can buy goods from Breweries, Supply a Speakeasy or do Wet Work for a Crime Lord.
Then have your heat level rise to five stars so the police starts an investigation.
to view the investigation. In this menu there are four possible actions:
- Bribe the investigators (500 Dirty Money)
- Call in a favor from a friendly deputy
- Use another criminal as a scapegoat
- Destroy the evidence (combat mission)
Choose the third option and the achievement will unlock.
This achievement can be done in the second area - Absecon Lighthouse - at the earliest. Once you solved the pest problem for Louie Castaneda the police will automatically start an investigation.
This Ain't Your Daddy's Gun – 10
Purchased a Unique Weapon in the Campaign
See "Weapons Collector"
Weapons Collector – 30
Purchased 13 unique Weapons in the Campaign
- "Serve and Protect" - Revolvers - Virgina Avenue - Deputy north of the map
- "Nasty Shiv" - Knife - Georgia Avenue - Deputy in the West near the police station (handcuffs sign)
- "Sir Jury" - Pistol - Garden Pier - Deputy in the east
- "The Fine Gesture" - Knuckles - Garden Pier - Deputy South East corner
- "The Sharpshooter - Rifle - Iowa Avenue - Deputy in the West (need to proceed through the area's story till you need to call favors from three deputies)
- "The Sultan of Swat" - Bat - Illinois Avenue - Crime Lord in the South East (near a Brewery and Construction Lot)
- "The Chopper" - Tommy Gun - North Carolina Avenue - Deputy east of the Jonas Twins task
- "Sweet Lullaby" - Shotgun - Downtown - Deputy in the West (near the High-brow Estates mission)
- "The Rajah" - Bat - Downtown - Crime Lord in the North
- "The Trench Knife" - Knife - Downtown - Crime Lord right east of your hideout
- "Louisiana Justics" - Shotgun - Boardwalk Hall - Crime Lord in the South West
- "The Knuckle Sandwich" - Knuckles - Boardwalk Hall - Deputy south of the Boardwalk Hall
- "The Chicago Piano" - Tommy Gun - Michigan Avenue - Crime Lord south west of the Marlborough-Blenheim Hotel
Firestarter – 20
Burned 3 buildings in a single mission
Can be done in the "Garden Pier" area at the earliest, because you need at least three construction lots which are hold by the AI. Look for hotels, casinos and nightclubs. When you click them, there are three options, the first will be "Firebomb".
To burn down a building you need five firearms (so 15 in total) and choose the "Firebomb" option.
(For tips how to gather firearms see the "Weapons Dealer" achievement.)
Once you burned down three casinos, hotels or nightclubs the achievement will pop.
Juggernaut – 20
Had a gang member with 200 or more health
NOTE for "Juggernaut", "Marathon Runner", "Nimble Fingers" and "Go for the Eyes!":
Perks increasing HP, MP, AP or Crit chance for a short time only don't seem to count for these achievements - the german achievement description mentions "base" HP, MP, AP and CC.
There are four perks increasing the total HP of one of your henchmen for a total of 60 HP.
- Tough - Level 2 - Increase HP by 15
- Tough II - Level 5/Tough - Increase HP by 15
- Toughness Training - Level 5/Toughness < 10 - Increase Toughness by 1 (i.e. 15 HP)
- Tough III - Level 8/Tough II - Increase HP by 15
So you need a henchman with at least 140 base HP, level him up to Level 8 and choose the three "Tough" perks and "Toughness Training" perk at Level 2, 5 and 8.
There are only two characters with more than 140 base HP:
- Mario "Two-Gun" Tucci
- Eddie "Happy" Sparks
Both start with 165 HP so this can already be gained at Level 5.
NOTE: You can always respec your team members for 500 Dirty Money. Please check the "
That's Got to Hurt
" achievement to find out how to do it.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The stadium was rocking, and the possibilities for the New York Giants were delicious.
They'd just tied the Green Bay Packers — yes, the undefeated, defending champion Packers — with 58 seconds remaining Sunday night. Their only competition for the NFC East title, the Cowboys, had lost at Arizona.
A Giants victory would erase their deficit behind Dallas, and would snap Green Bay's winning streak at 17, 11 this season. Just stop Aaron Rodgers and the Packers' dynamic offense, get the game to overtime, and perhaps pull off a season-defining win.
Instead, Rodgers marched his team 68 yards in five plays, Mason Crosby kicked a 31-yard field goal as time expired, and the Packers won 38-35, clinching a playoff berth.
"When you get a chance to knock out the champ, you got to knock him out," defensive end Justin Tuck said. "You can't let them hang around and fight off the ropes.
"You've got to knock him out. There's a reason they've won 18 straight."
And there are lots of reasons the Giants (6-6) have lost four in a row, from inconsistent offense to a porous secondary to a difficult schedule that doesn't get any easier with a trip to Dallas next Sunday — and concludes on New Year's Day with the Cowboys at the Meadowlands.
Still, one game in back of the Cowboys and having pushed the Packers (12-0) to the limit, the Giants shouldn't be hanging their heads.
"A loss is a loss, no matter how it comes. It's just a better feeling than the previous one (Saints)," Tuck said, referring to a 49-24 rout in New Orleans last Monday night. "As long as we play with passion, I don't see why we can't be in the playoffs. But we've got a lot of work to do before we talk about that. I'm sick to my stomach, but a win takes all that away. I just hope all my teammates feel the same way."
Eli Manning does.
"We did some really good things, and they're the best team in football right now," Manning said. "I think we have to try to take something from this game, take some momentum into these next games."
Coincidentally, New York fell 38-35 to unbeaten New England in 2007 season finale, then beat the Patriots in the Super Bowl.
"Hopefully, we can take that same approach," Manning said.
Rodgers hit three passes of more than 18 yards on the drive in the final 58 seconds. That came after New York tied the game on Eli Manning's 2-yard touchdown pass to Hakeem Nicks and a 2-point conversion run by D.J. Ware.
However, Rodgers, who threw four touchdown passes, wasn't going to settle for overtime after a touchback on the ensuing kickoff.
On first down, he hit Jermichael Finley just over the outstretched hands of rookie linebacker Jacquian Williams and the tight end rumbled 24 yards up the right sideline.
A 24-yard pass to Jordy Nelson down the left sideline moved the ball to the New York 29. An 18-yard pass to Greg Jennings two plays later got the ball to the 12.
Green Bay called time out with 3 seconds to go, and Crosby delivered.
Rodgers, who was harassed by the Giants' front and sacked three times, finished 28 of 46 for 369 yards. He threw touchdown passes of 7 and 13 yards to Donald Driver, 20 to Jennings and 12 to Finley.
Linebacker Clay Matthews also returned an interception 38 yards for a score in the second quarter.
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Even though it feels like -- to me, anyway -- this young season has been packed with pleasant surprises and interesting developments, the fact of the matter is that the season still isn't even 10 percent of the way through. The tricky thing about the early part of the season is that it's easy to get enamored with a small subset of games -- forgetting that many teams have had a particularly unbalanced schedule -- and to fall in love with a player too soon. For one more week, at least, resist that urge.
Until then, however, it's just as important to know whom you don't want. The great thing about the early part of the season is that there is still incomplete information; three months from now, everyone might know that Paul Millsap is a sunk cost, barring injury, but now, however, you can still sell the dream to someone else. You may have to sell at a severe discount, but if it's better than the alternatives in free agency, then you gotta do what you gotta do. Indeed, if you ask me, pulling a Grand Theft Roto where you turn what you believe is a nothing -- before everyone else realizes it's nothing -- into a something is the sweetest of satisfactions.
Everyone makes mistakes, but you have only so long to sell that bad stock to someone else before it completely crashes and you're forced to eat all of the cost yourself. So if you see your leaguemates shopping any of the following players around, then you'll know enough not to be tricked. Or if these guys ended up on your roster, you know you need to get on the horn and ship them off to the nearest sucker:
Elton Brand, 76ers (ADP: 33; Player Rater: 121): Entering the season, I was cautiously optimistic with regard to Brand's ability to recover from a disastrous initial season in Philadelphia. And considering that blocks are few and far between, the 1.5 to 2.0 blocks per game that Brand was expected to deliver would do much to cover up any other deficiencies. Instead, Brand looks flat-out done, averaging just 10.1 points and 5.6 rebounds in 27 minutes per game. One look at his numbers on 82games.com, a sabermetrically inclined basketball site, shows the stark difference in Brand's game since his Achilles injury. In the two seasons prior to his injury, in 2005-06 and 2006-07, Brand had a .475 effective field goal percentage (eFG% takes into account the extra value of a 3-point shot over a 2-point basket; for a big man such as Brand, it measures how effective his midrange jump shot is) on his jump shots, making up 70 percent of his total shot attempts. Last season, however, Brand shot 41.5 percent on jumpers, and this season he's at 41.2 percent; worse is the fact that he's attempting more jump shots -- 71 percent of his total shots last season were jumpers; this season, 77 percent are -- than ever before, and more of his shots are getting blocked, too (9 percent this season, 3 percent in 2006-07). That explains the low field goal percentage, and once you also consider how the game is moving away from his skill set -- becoming smaller and faster while focusing on outside shooting instead of a traditional back-to-the-basket game -- and it's really hard to see much reason for optimism. Sell immediately, and if you can't get any buyers, it's time to think about dropping him if there's someone on the waiver wire you want.
Charlie Villanueva, Pistons (ADP: 74; PR: 141): Villanueva is another power forward who was tantalizing on draft day, as he is seemingly oozing with potential. Few other forwards have the potential to average at least one 3-pointer, steal and block per game, as many of Villanueva's prospective owners anticipated, since it was assumed that the big free-agent splash would top 30 minutes a game for the first time in his career. Instead, however, it's been a lesson that old dogs don't learn new tricks, or that zebras don't change their stripes, or whatever cliché you prefer. Villanueva is averaging just 27 minutes of playing time, thanks primarily to the 3.4 fouls he averages. Last season, he averaged 3.3 fouls in just under 27 minutes per game, so that looks about right. And since he doesn't excel at any one thing offensively -- his career high in 3-point percentage is .345, and the most free throws he's averaged are 3.1 per game, both of which were set last season -- then the question you have to ask yourself is where any improvement will stem from. Chances are, what you see is what you will get with Villanueva: oodles and oodles of inconsistency.
John Salmons, Bulls (ADP: 76; PR: 82): It should be obvious a player had a career year when he shoots 41.7 percent from beyond the arc on 3.8 attempts per game when he previously had never topped 35.7 percent shooting from long range or ever averaged more than 1.9 3-pointers a game. Chances are some regression will occur, and so far this season it's been extreme. Salmons is shooting a woeful 34.5 percent from the field and 23.3 percent from the 3-point line on a whopping five attempts per game. He has managed to buffer this by averaging 2.3 steals per game, but considering he swiped just 1.1 steals in 37-plus minutes last season, that is probably a fluke. Instead, you're left with a one-dimensional scorer who shoots too much for his own good, risking your field goal percentage in the process. And since Salmons doesn't get to the line very often, he has to shoot lights-out from distance to be worth much of anything in fantasy leagues.
Allen Iverson, Grizzlies (ADP: 80; PR: 223): It should be obvious at this point that Iverson is any one of a number of unpleasant adjectives: arrogant, deluded, maybe a bit crazy, and more than a little self-obsessed. Few expected the situation to come to a head so early in the season, though I did state that I could see no way Iverson could average more than 25 minutes per game with all the young talent the Grizzlies have in their backcourt. If Iverson is going to pout about coming off the bench, fine, but why in the world is he still owned in 87.2 percent of leagues?
Mike Bibby, Hawks (ADP: 103; PR: 134): This is the danger of investing in aging, mediocre players: There's just no upside. And when the bottom falls out, you can be left scrounging around for the scraps in a hurry. Somehow, Bibby was the 103rd pick in fantasy leagues, ahead of guys like Rodney Stuckey, T.J. Ford, Tyreke Evans, Stephen Curry and Brandon Jennings. Now, of course, he should be one-dimensional waiver-wire filler; as with Iverson, why is he owned in more than 89 percent of leagues?
Wilson Chandler, Knicks (ADP: 129; PR: 116): I have seen Chandler described as a building block for the Knicks, and I am sincerely perplexed at the notion. Honestly, what does Chandler bring to the table? OK, in theory I get it. You expect a 22-year-old to make great leaps in his game. But this is now Chandler's third season, and he still hasn't shown he can shoot in an offense predicated on shooting. He's shooting 20.7 percent on 3-pointers this season, although that hasn't stopped him from attempting 3.6 per game. He doesn't get to the line (1.1 times per game), he fouls often (3.4 in 35 minutes this season; 3.1 in 33 minutes last season) and doesn't create very many shots for others. Sounds like a current place-holder and future sixth man to me.
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First, snakes are extremely alert to the temperature, odor, and other chemical cues that help them discern real eggs from other objects that may be egg-shaped. Even if a snake were to ingest a glass egg it would probably regurgitate it when it proved indigestible. The idea of placing a poison (strychnine or other substances are often proposed) is also impractical for various reasons:
1. Snakes may not eat eggs that are not recently laid and hence accompanied by fresh odors or those that are being actively incubated (also distinguished by odors associated with the incubating bird and temperatures above the ambient temperature of the substrate where the egg is found);
2. Poisoned eggs are more likely to be found and ingested by unintended (nontarget) animals such as dogs, cats, pigs, or monitor lizards. The combination of low attraction to snakes and potential for unintentional effects on other animals makes all egg based baiting or control schemes impractical in real world contexts.


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I am in the middle of knitting a seed stitch blanket. I have 3 skeins of super bulky yarn. 3 were great, but my last 3 have imperfections.....they are tied/knotted in the middle of the balls at different spots! What can I do about this.
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So annoying. This can be a problem with many yarns, some more than others. You just have to undo or cut out the knot and join the two ends of yarn the way you would join a new skein. There are some tips here about a third of the way down the page that may help with joining. When it happens three times or more in a skein, I complain to the LYS and the manufacturer.
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Bernat Baby Blanket.....out of 6 skeins, 3 of them have this imperfection once in the skein.....glad I balled the yarn before starting my project!
There is apparantly an industry standard of 2 (or maybe 3, depending on who is to be believed) knots per skein. Still painful, I know.
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ChrisF is right, the next time you get a badge, it recalculates the denormalized badge count field.
What random is referring to is a little bit different, since your badge was actually removed, not just attached to a now-deleted question, which is the more typical case.
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The most important outs the bullpen gets on any given night are often not the last three outs. That was certainly the case on the road trip the Reds recently concluded.
Aroldis Chapman saved all four wins on the trip, pitching a clean ninth each time. In two of the games the key outs, however, came in the eighth, and Jonathan Broxton recorded them:
Wednesday, Manny Parra started the eighth inning with the Reds leading 3-2. Parra walked Dee Gordon. Andre Ethier sacrificed Gordon to second. That's when Broxton came in to face the Dodgers' No.3 and 4 hitters. He got Yasiel Puig and Hanley Ramirez to fly out to preserve the lead.
Saturday, Johnny Cueto started the eighth. He got an out, then hit a batter. Parra came on and allowed an infield hit to the load the bases. That's when Broxton entered to face the Diamondbacks' No. 3 and 4 hitters.
The Reds had a 5-0 lead, but an extra-base hit would have put the Diamondbacks right back in the game. But Broxton struck out Paul Goldschmidt and got Miguel Montero to pop out.
Broxton also faced the heart of the order in the eighth inning Sunday. He allowed a two-out single – ending a streak of 16 batters in a row retired – but he pitched a scoreless inning to get the one-run lead to Chapman.
Broxton has not allowed a run over his last nine appeances (8 1/3 innings, three hits, no walks, five strikeouts).
"I feel good out there," Broxton said. "I can throw good pitches when I need to."
Broxton, a 29-year-old right-hander, is a luxury few teams have – a backup closer. The Reds really didn't plan it that way. When they signed him to a three-year, $21 million deal, it was with the idea that Chapman would become a starter.
That never happened.
Broxton has always maintained he doesn't care if he closes or not.
"It doesn't matter to me," he said. "I'll pitch the eighth, ninth, fifth, sixth. It doesn't really matter our job as a bullpen is to get outs.
"I know you're not going to be able to get outs every time. But we have seven guys out there. We've got other people who can get outs."
He's put up impressive numbers this year. He's 1-0 with an 0.52 ERA in 18 games.
His WHIP (walks and hits per innings pitched) is a Chapman-like 0.692. He converted five of six save chances while Chapman recovered from that horrific incident where he was hit by a line drive.
"It's great to have him," Reds manager Bryan Price said. "The guy was closing for us early in the year and he was darn near infallible. To have him in the eighth inning, I don't feel like I always have to match up."
Broxton himself started the year on the disabled list after elbow surgery. He doesn't throw as hard as he once did. His fastball averaged 97.5 in 2009, according to fangraphs.com. He's averaging 92.8 this year.
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"I'm trying to keep guys off balance," Broxton said.
Broxton has done more than pitch well.
"Put all the superlatives in you want," Price said. "But I think he influences our team in a lot of good ways. Performance-wise, leadership in the bullpen are probably the two biggest assets for our club.
"He has a stabilizing factor on the guys down in the bullpen – and he's a total professional. He's doing all the right things.
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Survive Survival Shooting Gallery 1 (Night Fangs) for more than 7 minutes.
Now this achievement is the biggest Bi*** of them all. I warn you to remove yourself of the presence of small children and breakables. This is for your own safety trust me. Okay now their are mutliple guides on this site that have good strategys for this. The bottom line is you gotta be good, and you have to have a level head. I will put up a video of somebody doing this but your best bet is to take notes and read some of the guides and give your best shot. I am currently ranked number 100 on the scoreboards and sadly only like 120/200,000 people have gotten this achievement. I will keep you in my prayers and best of luck. If you get this nothing can stop you from getting all the other achievements.
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I got the "I Will Survive" trophy early this morning and if you are having any problems here are some tips:
1. aim under the chin of the wolves (leads to a one shot kill with HEARTSHOT);
2. memorize where the wolves come from;
3. hit the 2 caribou in the camp site and then the 3 that run in the next area (will unlock a bear sequence that will last about 15-20 seconds with 0 chance of getting hit);
4. in the area right after the camp site wait until you are about to change areas and there will be a wolf that has an unlimited ammo power up, grab it and unload in the next area and build up your health early;
5. finally, the first rotation kills only take 1 shot, the next 2 shots, and so on so forth. so learning to quick shot and reload is a huge skill.
Here is how you should run through each area
CAMPSITE: Hit the first two wolves and let the first 3 wolves go by, the next set of three will either come from the right or 2 to the left and 1 to the right. Now the ducks should fly out, hit the one with the Marksman Power Up (nuclear symbol), hit the 2 Caribou that pop up and unload in the same area to kill 3 wolves....move to next site.
HILL: Immediately kill the first wolve on the right and then move to the left and unload quickly to kill the 3 Caribou. There should only be two wolves that pop up so quickly hit them. Now a bear will appear and as long as you are aiming under the chin you will waste some time killing it with 0 wolves attacking. Now after the bear is dead prepare for 3 wolves to come from the left and and right. Finally keep an eye on the right side for a chance to kill a wolf that has hte unlimited ammo power up. move to the next site
DOWNHILL: We are now aiming downhill. You will see 2 wolves go left to right, hit them quickly and then one from the left will arrive. Take him out and then you will see 2 Caribou run from the right to the left (one has health so grab it if necessary). There will be about 5-8 more wolves that appear. Once you see a lone one come from the right aim to the right to hit the one behind him for more health. Move to the next site.
TREELINE: Immediately aim mid right to kill two closing in wolves and then aim to the left to kill another set of 2. Stick to the left side as the wolves will spawn there. When you see a multitude of Caribou stampede look for one on the mid left to carry health grab it. Move to the next site.
RUINS: Quickly shoot 3 wolves on the left side and then aim to the right for a wolf with the unlimited ammo. Use it and get the one that is hiding the in brush to the right and unload in the middle of hte screen any wolves that show up. With the unlimited ammo none of hte wolves should get near you.
NOW YOU START OVER AND IT TAKES 2 SHOTS TO KILL THE WOLVES. Just repeat the above-state guide and you should last the full 7 minutes. It will take practice but once you can memorize and anticipate where they are coming from you will get the hardest silver in the game.
Guide 2:
Thanks to Goots88
Here are a few additional tips I used to help easily get to the 7 minute mark…
For the first part use the above guides… My guide starts at the ruins, last level on the first playthrough.
After the first playthrough, the last level the ruins, after eliminating the 3 wolves on the left side of the screen and the lone wolf on the right (Unlimited Ammo) activate Unlimited Ammo. Now quickly eliminate all wolves and using this area to fill your health up. Soon in the middle background you will see a wolf with a Slow Motion Perk, DO NOT HIT THIS WOLF YET!!! Get the wolf that comes from the left to the middle close with the health, use the Health if needed then kill the wolf with the Slow Mo. The reason this is done, as HazeMonster mentioned before, is you can only hold one perk at a time and getting any other perk it will replace the current one you have.
2nd Time Through – 2 shots for kills
At the campsite, Play through normal as the previous guides mentioned; however, do not use the Slow Mo yet and DO NOT GET THE MARKSMAN PERK, this will take away your Slow Mo. As soon as you are done with the Campsite you will come to the Hill Stage. As soon as the hill stage starts, ACTIVATE Slow Mo, this will ensure you kill the middle closing in wolf and eliminate the 3 caribou that enter from left to right (as long as you got the 2 caribou at the campsite, which is an extremely simple task) and guarantee yourself the Bear (Trophy) Sequence. Completely ignore the Bear and aim to the right side of the tree to kill 2 wolves, another wolf will appear on the near left side quickly kill him. After the last kill quickly switch to your shotgun and be prepared to eliminate the wolf on the far near right side of the screen (Unlimited Ammo).
Downhill section. SAVE YOUR UNLIMITED AMMO. The first 4 wolves will enter the screen, 2 gray wolves and 2 black wolves. The black wolves usually trailing behind the gray wolves. Eliminate the black wolves. After this aim mid left of the screen, all wolves (I believe 4) will enter the screen and stop on the left middle of the screen. Next a caribou will come out with a health, from right to left, ONLY IF YOUR HEALTH IS LOW, activate Unlimited Ammo and shoot to get the First Aid (as mentioned in the guide by HazeMonster). If you do not need health, hold the Unlimited Ammo until after you kill the wolf that enters from the left side of the screen after the caribou. ACTIVATE now and kill the wave of wolves that are closing in quick; however, keep your eyes open for the wolf in the background (under the archway) with the Slow Mo Perk. Now that you activated the Unlimited Ammo so late in the stage it should last into the 4th level, the tree level. Just be sure you do not hit any other perks or you will lose your Slow Mo Perk.
Tree Stage. (as HazeMonster mentioned) Since you still have unlimited ammo, immediately open fire on the right side of the tree to kill the first 2 closing in wolves. After they have been killed you will be out of Unlimited Ammo, now it is time to use Slo Mo, this will make it a breeze and you should not be hit at all. Now just aim to the left of the tree and the remaining wolves will spawn there. After this kill the caribou that comes left to right if health is needed, then its back to the Ruins… which IMO is the best place to completely fill your health and there is no way you will be hit since all the wolves come dead center and you will have unlimited ammo. Be sure to get the Slo Mo again, for the start of the next playthough, beginning of stage 2 as previously mentioned.
Worth mentioning – I used the Top Shot Elite which works amazingly (Shooting Galleries only lol). Please note, I read online the best thing to do when setting up the sensor bar for the Top Shot Elite is to place it at eye level, DO NOT CALIBRATE it, instead set the Sensor Bar location to TOP. Also, set the time for the sensor bar to 3 hours, mine has shut off mid round on me. Then when you're done playing, just turn it off manually. Primary weapon was the rifle, I only used the shotgun to get the Unlimited Ammo at the very end of stage 2. Don't get frustrated. IT CAN BE DONE. Just takes practice and memorization. It took me 3 days, total of 10 hours.
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After you open your restaurant, things are no doubt looking up. You are on track to achieving your dreams, you have a strategy in mind and your recipes are great. However, none of this guarantees a successful operation. The truth is, the restaurant industry is notoriously risky. A study from H.G. Parsa et al in Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly shows that about a quarter of restaurants fail within their first year of operation. That number almost doubles by year two.1 Although there are nearly a million restaurants in the United States, the restaurant industry faces an alarming failure rate. Even though restaurants are not the only businesses facing adversity within the first few years of opening, restaurants specifically are plagued by a multitude of internal factors that add massive barriers to the already rocky path to success. Any number of things can go wrong, and ill-prepared managers are often at fault. Learn how to better prepare for success as a restaurant owner or manager with the following suggestions:
Prepare for Long Hours
In the restaurant industry, success requires intense commitment. Restaurant managers have been known to put in 90 hours a week or more on a regular basis, simply to run the daily operations. Restaurant success requires an initial commitment and steadfast dedication. This means putting in the time even after your establishment has opened — day-in and day-out, morning and night, weekends and holidays.
After only a few hours, the manager comes across a few unexpected bumps in the road. A restaurant manager should have procedures and policies in place to prevent problems like this, but at the same time, they must be prepared for anything.
Work Hard
Running a restaurant is no stroll in the park. In fact, managing a restaurant involves downright dirty, dramatic, draining, difficult work. When employees drop the ball, managers pick it up. When one of the employees does not show up for his shift, the manager works for him. When the grease trap is clogged, the manager is often the one to clean it out. The manager is the one who works the most hours. He or she works every job in the restaurant, from janitor to host to line cook to accountant. Make a successful restaurant by employing a culture of hard work, with the manager setting the example.
Know Your Financials
Restaurants typically require prior experience or knowledge of basic restaurant accounting. Achieving the appropriate numbers required for profitability does not happen magically. Running a restaurant is no different than running a business. Without the initial capital and the necessary know-how, the restaurant may not make enough to stand on its own. Sufficient experience and preparation in budgeting, purchasing and managing the hefty costs that come with the territory are essential. An experienced, prepared restaurant manager will have a plan and will take responsibility for the overwhelming goal of achieving profitability. If you manage a restaurant and do not know how to prepare or analyze financial reports, take the time to learn how as soon as possible, for the good of your business. » More on Basic Restaurant Accounting
Manage Risks Effectively
Operating a restaurant involves dealing with all potential hazards, from minor employee training issues to major liabilities. Even small problems can have disastrous financial repercussions. Manage risks in the restaurant by incorporating safety procedures into all operational tasks and processes, as well as by protecting your establishment with insurance against injuries, accidents and damages. » More on Managing Operational Risks in Your Restaurant
Have a Passion for the Business
Alongside the need for intense work hours is the passion required for the job. Passion drives managers to press on through the long hours, the multiple crisis situations that seem to arise every day, problem employees and the hard work that is involved.
Evaluate Your Competition
Chances are that there are other restaurants in the same general location as yours. Even if there is currently no direct competition with your concept, stay aware of any restaurants that pop up as the months go by. New restaurants pop up all the time, and some of them may try to absorb your customer base. Always maintain strong distinguishing characteristics to set your restaurant apart from the rest.
Mind the Economy
The economic system most definitely plays a part in restaurants' success. Although it is an external and therefore uncontrollable factor, decreased revenue from economic slumps can lead to disastrous conditions for large part of the restaurant sector. Restaurants owners should keep a sharp eye on their financials, anticipating cost inflation and reducing losses wherever possible. » More on Managing Your Restaurant Through a Tough Economy
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Parsa's research found many sources in agreement upon one thing; the most significant ingredient for a restaurant's success is management. The manager must be willing to put forth the effort and performance to lead the entire team to success. Conversely, frequent changes in management often lead to differences in vision or leadership tactics which can disorient employees and even disrupt the restaurant's mission. Without a manager who is experienced, committed, passionate and adaptable, the path to success is arduous and littered with roadblocks. » More on Restaurant Management Tips
The restaurant industry offers numerous opportunities for success. New restaurant concepts are developed all the time, and success stories turn up even in the most remote locations. However, studies show that one in four restaurants fail within the first year after opening, indicating a significant risk involved with owning and managing a restaurant. Keep to these basic guidelines to reduce the risk of failure after opening your restaurant.


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Judge Michael Nazarewycz cannot get "Candle in the Wind" out of his head, and that song doesn't even appear in this film.
The Charge
"My god, how I wanted to improve, to change, to learn. I didn't want anything else. Not men, not money, not love. But the ability to act…"
Opening Statement
Over 1,000 books have been written about Marilyn Monroe, says a title card at the beginning of this Love, Marilyn. With so much documentation about one person, from so many different creators and featuring so many different contributors, there seems to be little else that can be said about the Hollywood icon. And yet…
Facts of the Case
Recently, a discovery was made of a collection of Monroe's private documents ("diaries" isn't exactly right but is about as close as you can get to the spirit of the collection). Oscar-nominated documentarian Liz Garbus (The Farm: Angola, USA) uses this collection of journal entries, poems, letters, and other writings as the foundation for this biography. She then incorporates the memoirs and writings of other Tinseltown luminaries to flesh-out a more concise story.
The film, which includes new interviews of people who knew Monroe as well as archive interviews, spans the time in the actress' life from her arrival in Hollywood to her death, with a brief mention of her childhood.
The Evidence
Garbus takes some interesting risks with Love, Marilyn, to varying results. Her first risk is to abandon the traditional documentary structure of narration over clips/pics/interviews, which is smart. When dealing with a subject who has been so well-covered already, even though you are introducing new material, presenting it in a tired format could do more harm than good. (There is some narration written by Garbus where pre-existing dialogue cannot easily transition from event to event.)
Her next move is a little riskier. The format she chooses as her alternative is one where the text presented is done as a collection of readings from current Hollywood stars. Garbus then adds a twist to this by having the celebrities "act" their readings—essentially, to play each writer as if that writer were reading (or reciting) the work from their own tomes. This is dicey because the talent is not in any kind of costume or setting. For example, Ben Foster (X-Men: The Last Stand) reads from the writings of Norman Mailer as if he is playing Mailer, but he is still Ben Foster. It's almost like a collection of solo table readings in advance of actual acting.
In addition to Foster as Mailer, Jeremy Piven reads Elia Kazan, Paul Giamatti reads George Cukor, Adrien Brody reads Truman Capote, Hope Davis reads Gloria Steinem. The results are mixed. Foster and Giamatti and quite good, as is David Strathairn as Arthur Miller. Many of the others, though, struggle to be convincing, even to the degree that you can clearly tell they have cue cards. Had they fully acted or fully read, I think it would have worked better, but the in-between is the worst possible outcome. Still, the strong players are very strong.
Garbus then takes the risk too far by casting a list of actresses to read as Monroe. This ultimately fails, which is a shame, because it's also the film's biggest hook. Among the actresses who read Monroe's words are Marisa Tomei, Uma Thurman, Viola Davis, Glenn Close, and Evan Rachel Wood. Each brings a different level of talent, execution, and interpretation of the text to the film, so it's never easy, as a viewer, to engage in Monroe's "voice." Wood is far and away the best, with Thurman and Tomei bringing up the rear and everyone else battling for mediocrity.
As for the content, it is all very fascinating, delving deep into Monroe's desire to improve herself as an actress (she was an acolyte of famed acting teacher Lee Strasberg); her marriages to Joe DiMaggio and Arthur Miller; and her popularity and worth to 20th Century Fox. Interestingly enough, there was barely a whisper of her relationship with President John F. Kennedy. It was mentioned that she (scandalously) left the set of her final film to sing the now-infamous birthday song, but Kennedy is only ever mentioned as "the president" (never by name), and his image is barely used. (There are two photos—one where he is in the distance and without knowing he is the subject would be hard to identify, and one of the back of his head.) The scene feels obligatory and nothing else. Given Monroe's fragile mental state and her death not long after that event, surely her Kennedy period was an important one in her life; it's too bad they glazed over it.
Technically, there are many source images of varying quality—video footage, photographs, and the like. I found that, for the most part, the images are very clear in their presentation, factoring in that the source imagery might be rough. But some images really outshine others, in particular the footage pulled from 1953's Niagara, which pops with Blu-level clarity and color. The audio blends nicely; the background noise, be it music or film footage, never interferes with the narration, which is key.
The absence of extras is disappointing. The film uses so many spectacular images of Monroe throughout the film that at least a slideshow of those would have great. I'm also curious to know how the actors—male and female—prepared for their readings.
Closing Statement
As I am not a Monroe-phile, I cannot say if any of Love, Marilyn offers anything of substance beyond the 1,000+ books' worth of information on the icon. That being said, it is a fascinating watch, a unique exercise in story presentation, and a great collection of clips and pics.
The Verdict
Not guilty.
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Amy Choate-Nielsen: Caring for creation: Faith groups have a role in environmental causes
But a U.S. Religious Landscape Survey by the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life shows a difference in thinking between religious people and nonreligious people regarding environmental issues. An average of about 55 percent of those affiliated with a faith said stricter environmental laws are worth the cost, while an average of about 75 percent of those unaffiliated with a religion said tougher laws are worth the cost.
High percentages of religious people surveyed — between 73 percent and 89 percent — said they favor tougher environmental laws and regulations, but when it came to views on global warming, as few as 34 percent of white evangelical Protestants said they believe climate change is caused by human activity, compared with 58 percent of those unaffiliated with a religion who believed the same thing, according to a 2008 survey by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press.
That distinction is one indication of just how deeply religious concepts are ingrained in culture, says Mary Evelyn Tucker, director of the Forum on Religion and Ecology at Yale University. The Forum extensively studies the role of faith in understanding complex environmental issues and provides public access to that research at www.yale.edu/religionandecology.
"Most people wouldn't immediately go to reflecting on their views of nature as formed by religious views, and yet all cultures are deeply informed by norms and values that are religiously based," Tucker said from her office in Connecticut. "People have spiritual experiences in nature … they seek it out for renewal and inspiration. It is that awe and wonder that every human being is exposed to that is one of the most profound religious experiences."
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The Rev. Canon Sally Bingham, an Episcopal priest who established the national, multidenominational organization Interfaith Power and Light in 1998 to facilitate religious involvement in addressing climate change, loves God.
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And she believes religion is key to shaping America's environmental future and views on climate change.
"If your faith guides your thinking, it has the potential of being very influential," Bingham said in an interview from her home in California. "If you love God and love your neighbor, then stewardship of creation is part of being a faithful person.
That wasn't always a common way of thinking, as the late Lynn White explained in his 1967 essay called "The Historical Roots of Our Ecologic Crisis." In it, the professor of medieval history at the University of California, Los Angeles, pinned environmental problems to Christianity through a passage in Genesis 1:28, that refers to humans as having dominion over the Earth.
White's essay, in which he said, "We shall continue to have a worsening ecologic crisis until we reject the Christian axiom that nature has no reason for existence save to serve man," struck a nerve that still resonates today. Bingham credits White for first spurring faith groups to get involved in environmental issues and make a change she hopes will have an equal and opposite impact of White's assertion.
But while more faith communities promote the idea that recycling is encouraged and pollution is frowned upon, gaps in the religious community's acceptance of climate change still exist because climate change is a much more politically charged and polarizing issue, says Darren Sherkat, a sociology professor at Southern Illinois University.
Religious conservatives have not been as amenable to the idea of limiting energy usage and carbon emissions, says Sherkat, who wrote an analysis on the influence of religion on environmental concern and activism in the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion in 2007.
"There is a wide gulf between where liberal Christianity is and where conservative Christianity is," Sherkat said in a recent interview. "In some parts of the country, the petroleum interests and the religious (perspectives) are the same thing … that God gives us the oil."
Still, back in the chapel in Utah, there's a small triumph for the crowd of activists who thrill over things like carbon footprint reduction. They are excited to see the evidence that the religious community may already be changing its thoughts about climate change and having an impact.
Through the church's environmentally conscious design, this particular building saved at least 63,000 pounds of coal; 65,000 pounds of carbon and $7,749 in less than a year.
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Divorced individuals face complex situations when they have children with different ex-partners, or even more, when their new partners have children of their own. In such cases, and when kids spend every other weekend with each parent, a practical problem emerges: is it possible to have such a custody arrangement that every couple has either all of the kids together or no kids at all? We show that in general, it is not possible, but that the number of couples that do can be maximized. The problem turns out to be equivalent to finding the ground state of a spin glass system, which is known to be equivalent to what is called a weighted max-cut problem in graph theory, and hence it is NP-complete.
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Sony is launching a preview of Video Unlimited, a new user interface that lets PlayStation3 users browse PlayStation Network content in a whole new way. It is fair to say that the PlayStation 3 is extremely more powerful than a set top box or smart TV, yet the user experience of the current PlayStation Network doesn't really reflect that. Video Unlimited changes the paradigm, forever.When Michael Aragon (Vice President and General Manager, Global Digital Video and Music Services) showed us the live demo, I found the user interface to be impressively fast. I have included a video for you to watch, and I think that you will agree with me (drop a comment). The reason why Video Unlimited is so fast is because it uses the hardware potential of the PS3 by leveraging the superior graphics capabilities and extra memory that the platform has to offer. Video Unlimited does not sit around and wait for your next command, it will actively pre-load data that you are likely to use next, and it will keep previously loaded data in case you retrace your step. The end-result is an amazingly fast content browsing on PlayStation 3.
But there is more than speed: Sony has also improved the whole design and browsing experience in a big way. You can now find related content by tags, actors, directors, channel, studio, etc… at a level that was previously not possible – or practical. If you happen to know exactly what you are looking for, Sony has also updated its search with "Tumbler", a new search system that is PS-controller friendly (vs. keyboard). Within a few clicks, Michael showed us that he can search for something as complex as "The Shawshank Redemption" – try that with your smart TV…
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Things to do before I perish...
Submitted by Menindrag on Sun, 10/05/2008 - 06:45
- Attend a Ricardo Villalobos & Luciano Set
- Start a spontaneous, unplanned journey around England
- DJ at a party
- Take LSD
- Have sex in public [Done]
- Graduate from university
- Start a record label
- Get some of my photos in a photography gallery
- Spend 24 hours naked
- Go to Ibiza, Goa, Berlin & Detroit in the space of one week
- Visit every continent
- Jump out of a plane
- Dismantle a gun
- Build a CD Collection I'm proud of
- Build a Vinyl Collection I'm proud of
- Build a Movies Collection I'm proud of
- Create a documentary
- Create a philosphy Paper
- Run a marathon
- Walk into a heavy rainstorm and embrace the weather
- Attend a debate [Done]
- Start a buisness
- Go to a gay bar (just to see what it's like...)
- Appear on television
- Have a song created by me played on the radio
- Play in a Band
- Learn an instrumment
- Learn how to write music and compose a peice of music
- Write a book
- Curate an Art Exhibition
- Jump around the top of London
- Attend a Jazz Lounge
- Have my portrait painted
- Tell someone the story of my life
- Tell my closest friends and family how much they mean to me [Done]
- Go into space
- Sit on a jury
- Ride the Road of Bones
- Go the Long Way Round
- Drive a convertible with the top down and music blaring.
- Get my body into pristin condition
- Give to a charity anonymously [Done]
- Visit a concentration camp
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LOL nice list. Though some of these could be done pretty instantaneously and without too much hassle, for instance - 'Tell my closest friends and family how much they mean to me'.
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That's complicated as I know what I want to do but I don't know how to explain it. I want to sit them down and tell them exactly how I feel. It's more a sort of "things to do which I've never before" sort of thing but thats another topic...
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Miss Richfield celebrates 30-year reign
Thirty years ago, a lovely young woman achieved the highlight of her life. She was crowned Miss Richfield in her local beauty pageant, and, well, she's never moved on. The day after that seminal event, the community bought her a bus ticket to go someplace else. But wherever she goes, the people she visits seem to come up with the money to buy her another bus ticket to go away.
Or so the story goes.
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This will be the 12th year that he has performed his holiday-themed Miss Richfield show at Illusion Theater. He also has had a regular gig each summer in Provincetown, MA since 2003. Performances have this year have taken him to Washington DC, Vermont, Chicago, Denver, Philadelphia, and on a cruise out of Fort Lauderdale.
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A 13-year-old girl who won a massive following on YouTube with her makeup tutorials and wise-beyond-her-years perspective on her cancer has died, reports the Huffington Post. Talia Joy Castellano's YouTube channel had more than 770,000 subscribers by the time of her death today. She appeared on Ellen DeGeneres' show in September, and Cover Girl even made her an honorary cover girl… Continue reading YouTube Star Talia Joy Castellano Dies Of Cancer, Age 13
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The family of a woman who was killed when pyrotechnics malfunctioned during a TV shoot is suing the Discovery Communications, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Terry Flannel's family is suing the network because they say she died when a rocket was set off for the filming of the opening scene of "Brother in Arms," a 2011 pilot that never made it to air. Five individuals were supposed to walk… Continue reading Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against Discovery After Woman Dies During Filming
In this Nov. 11, 1979 file photo, Harry Reems rehearses for his legitimate theater debut in an Off-Broadway comedy-drama, "The Office Murders," in New York. Reems, the former porn star who co-starred in the 1972 movie "Deep Throat," died Tuesday, March 19, 2013 in Salt Lake City.AP
Harry Reems, the… Continue reading Harry Reems Dies; 'Deep Throat' Actor Was 65
David R. Ellis, the director of 2006's "Snakes on a Plane," has passed away at the age of 60.
Deadline confirmed that the director died in South Africa, during pre-production of "Kite," on Monday. The cause of death is unknown.
Before becoming a filmmaker, Ellis got his start as a stuntman on such flicks as "Smokey and the Bandit II," "Rocky III" and "Lethal Weapon." In the mid-80s he made the transition… Continue reading 'Snakes On A Plane' Director Dead: David R. Ellis Dies At 60
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LONDON (AP) -The 22-year-old Afshan Azad plays Padma Patil, a classmate of the teenage wizard, in the movie series.
Prosecutor Richard Vardon told Manchester Crown Court that
Azad's elder brother, 28-year-old Ashraf, assaulted her apparently
over her association with a Hindu man. She fled her home after her
brother and father threatened to kill her, Vardon said.
Ashraf Azad pleaded guilty for assault and was granted bailed on
condition he not contact his sister. Sentencing is scheduled for
Jan. 21.
A judge ruled both men were not guilty of threatening to kill
the actress.
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