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The pointless and inevitably very dusty crap plastered onto the walls of 'with it' peoples houses
Interoir designers say it is fashionable, I say it is a piece of shit
Interoir designers say it is fashionable, I say it is a piece of shit
The incredibly smelly jerry tarafından 16 Mayıs 2003, Cuma
Originating from leprechaun rectums in south ireland, bum fluff is the fibres of sweaty underwear that sticks to the scrotum and "Batty criece" when a respectable amount of sweat has been produced that day. On a hot day, people may be seen pulling their underwear out of the arse with their hands, this usually occurs when bum fluff is present.
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Chris Lawlor tarafından 21 Haziran 2004, Pazartesi
The growth of hair aroung the arse area which causes such an itchyness that you end up walking like you've shit youself!
If you had to be any fluff in the world bumfluff would be the shitiest!!!
Scottish Kaz tarafından 20 Ekim 2003, Pazartesi
A collection of grit and dust that take refuge in ones arse. It isn't actually fluff at all...more a build up of dirt and crust
"My bum fluff is itching"
Squiffy tarafından 28 Eylül 2003, Pazar
when you wank so hard the fluff that has collected in your arse shoots out in a big ball of fluff
damion tarafından 6 Eylül 2003, Cumartesi
fluff thats on ya bum...
*imaging man picking arse*
umm found piece of 'bum fluff'
umm found piece of 'bum fluff'
Ross tarafından 31 Ocak 2003, Cuma
The fluff or dust in which over weight men have forming in their umbilîcus.
''oh my marcus, is that bum fluff that i see in your umbilicus??''
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Wow, after over a couple of years I picked the game back up. Working on S ranking Shadow's first then Silver followed by silver coins to 1k it. I'm shocked that so many people are saying it's THAT hard. My tip for anyone that's seriously struggling is watch the Youtube vids and copy. If you look at some of DarkSpinesSonic vids, he has a lot of helpful little glitches to speed things up. Basically what I find is that enemies are much more reliable than times and rings. If boxes are in your path of travel, go ahead and break as many as you can, sure they are small points but every point counts. If you watch a video first, you can see every tricky part and it will save you many many run throughs.
The only factor that seems to stop me after watching these videos are just your usual glitches. (I was at Kingdom Valley and Shadow homing attacked a switch but after that he stopped in midplace and fell to his death even after I hit A) Stuff like that...
Edit: Oh ya and as for hard mode not much really changes except for a few different obstacles in the way and more enemies which spells out more points. Just watch the regular videos and be a little cautious for new traps.
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- 05-07-2013, 01:00 AM Thread Author #1
My take on this "lag" issue
Let me preface this by saying that I do not pay for most of the phones I use. Testing and learning them is part of my job, and the hardware is a tool to do it with -- much like a mechanic needs wrenches. I've had a black Sprint S4 here for a bit, and have been observing and thinking about what I'm seeing.
Here's the most interesting part about what we're (Phil, Alex and myself) seeing about the lag. The Sprint version seems to be (much) more affected than the AT&T/Rogers version and the Euro version (S600). We have not tried the Exynos version. All I can think of here is something Sprint has pre-loaded may be contributing to the issue. That's not very scientific, but nothing sticks out to explain this.
Having said that, let me tell you that most of these "issues" about the lag are a bit overblown. Other than a gallery bug (more later) none are show-stoppingly bad. With the tweaks found in this forum and others (animations, shutting off services and S voice, etc) I see the following:
The lock screen lags if you're using any of the effects. The Ripple effect is the worst. Choose none.
Incoming notifications make the phone stall for
a split seconda fraction of a split second.
Opening apps sometimes will have a stutter. I've seen no pattern here, which makes me think this is dependent of either free RAM or CPU load.
Weather widget sometimes redraws when going back "home".
The Gallery is FUBAR :P
Other than the Gallery, none of these is nearly as bad as people make it out to be, especially if you've done any of the "fixes". Without turning off some of the features, yes it can be a bit frustrating on occasion, but there is nothing here that a bit of software tweaking won't fix. Samsung wants to sell a billion of these, and I expect some sort of update soonish to get people in love with the S4 again.
Now, the gallery. It's slow. It locks up. It freezes. It has caused a full reboot more than once. Not every time, but it's never a speedy experience. Especially if you've tied uploads to your Dropbox account to the camera photos. This will start out OK, but as you add items to the gallery it gets steadily worse. Samsung needs to fix the Gallery app. I'm sure they will. Alex says if you have enabled camera uploads in Dropbox, you'll need to factory reset to fix it. I've factory reset numerous times to see how apps affect the lag overall, so I have to believe him (as my gallery is better after a reset). I'm almost feeling there is an issue with the media scanner at play versus the code for the gallery app itself. Just a guess.
Now, since I didn't get in on the review for this one, my impressions of the best selling phone of the year (yes, it will be).
It's plastic. Lots of things are plastic. This is shiny and slick plastic, which looks and feels different from soft-touch plastic. If Samsung had just used a soft touch coating none of this crap would be an issue. They didn't. The phone isn't going to break because it's plastic, nor does it feel bad (or slimy like some folks mentioned). In fact, it feels very ergonomic and solidly built. It feels as good to hold as the HTC One does, at least to me.
The screen. I <3 Super AMOLED's colors and blacks. Yes, it's fake color but I don't care when I'm watching a movie. Having said that, the screen on the One or the iPhone 5 is clearer and slightly sharper. So what? The screen on the S4 is really nice, and with my glasses off holding it 2 inches from my eyes, I'm not hating pentile like I did with the G Nex or even the S3. If every phone came with a screen this good we'd be lucky.
The storage. 9GB. That's enough for me. It might not be enough for you. It's not gonna change, and if you want everything but the kitchen sink included you have to have somewhere to put it all. Know in advance that you get about 9GB free on the 16GB version, and deal with it your own way. Wait for the 32 or 64, get a One, switch back to the iPhone, whatever you need to do. Just do it
The features. Half of them don't work as advertised. But when they are shut off they are out of my way. I do wish the translate app worked a bit better, and that Samsung would just abandon S Voice altogether
I would choose the HTC One, because I like the camera features and front facing speakers. I also need to hate on the SD card and menu button, which I think is holding back the whole platform. But you might not think that way. It's cool. Diff'rent strokes and all.
Hopefully, this helps someone who hasn't had a chance to see the S4 for themselves sort through all the online garbage about lag, and plastic, and gimmicks, and 9GB.
Re: My take on this "lag" issue
To be fair, each experience is different
In terms of lagging, I have yet to experience lag in my Gallery
The only time I experience some major lag is when I unlock sometimes (I have the halo effect). Other than that, its like .2 second lagging or none for me
The S-Translate for me works pretty good as well as the Optical reader (not sure if this is in the U.S. version), which I am starting to find a bit useful
Which features for you did not work as advertised?...the only one that didn't really work too well for me was Smart Scroll, which I have off anyways
My major complaint about the phone is the battery (atleast for me) doesn't last as long as I hope, but it's probably because I have some features on
- 05-07-2013, 01:52 AM Thread Author #3
Re: My take on this "lag" issue
The smart stay and smart scroll can't see my eyes with my glasses on. I knew this coming in, as the Note 2, Note 8, and S3 couldn't either. Hover works pretty well. The Air Gestures seem hit or miss, and I wish the translate could keep up with a native German speaker without them having to go slow. German might be a hard language for speech input, lots of gutteral sounds and odd vowel sounds. I've no complaints about the battery, it's about the same as any other high-end phone for me.
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Im sorry my friend but I must say that at this point even one of the above issues are completely unacceptable. I mean come on this phone has the most powerful processor ever created for a phone matched with a company that has made billions. There should be absolutely no software issues like this when Samsung has tons of resources to gear towards making every user's experience a pleasant one. I've owned the Gs2, Gs3 and now the Note 2 and each has the same issues that fail to get fixed. These lag issues that you speak of are nothing new and are about 3 years old. Samsung is too focused on BS gimmicks than make the phone a smooth lag free experience.
- 05-07-2013, 01:59 AM Thread Author #5
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And the lag is not THAT bad... Unless u have a defective phone, the lockscreen lag really isn't something to complain about
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It is pretty troubling when a 2013 flagship device stumbles on simple things that 2010 Androids didn't
CyanogenMod will fix all...
I wish all Android phones would ship with stock Android and simply have a guided setup to allow the user to choose which manufacturer-installed items they want.
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I guess I'm in the minority here because I can't bring myself to use a phone that doesn't have a menu button. Take golauncher ex for instance. I installed it on the htc one at the at&t store just to see if there was going to be a black bar for the menu button. Sure enough there was. Which IMHO just makes it look tacky.
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You present some good points sir. Thank you for your run down.
-I too was very impressed by the feel of the phone. People played it down so much in initial reviews that I expected something that felt like a Mattel toy, when in reality the phone really feels quite solid with no bend to it. This has now become a mute point in my choice between the two phones, though yes, the ONE is the better build. Though I am slightly dissuaded by such a "permanent" construction, have you seen iFixit's teardown? I'm a techie guy and love that kinda stuff but man, I wouldn't want to attempt that, if it even is theoretically possible. Does that mean I don't like it? Hell no, I love the thing - it was the original android smartphone I wanted to get. If Samsung wouldn't have finally pushed 32gb's to the store I may very well have walked out of the store on Friday with an order for a 64gb ONE, who knows, I still might.
-Yes the ONE's body is beautiful, it is a piece of art in a handset, however I only wish it would have a removable battery. Quite frankly, I don't think that should be a big argument in this day and age. If Samsung can create a phone with a removable battery at that thickness, so can anyone else. I'm typically not a super green person or anything, I try with some things like recycling and such, but I have to say I really admire the ability to switch out a battery as it's lifespan goes down. A device all the sudden doesn't become useless because it has to be on a charger to function. Until we develop more energy efficient tech that can essentially be powered by something else (someone posted about transparent, high yield solar nantotech the other day that would reduce the thickness of phones tremendously, I cannot find this anymore, though I wish I could...it was really amazing.) replaceable batteries are great to extend the life of a device. I currently am using an iPhone 4 and the battery is quite poor by now, ultimately, the device won't go too far without needing a charger.
-The SD card is a a freebie to me, if I get a 64 gig ONE, I wouldn't worry about ever having the ability, but with a Galaxy, if I want it, I can use it. I do like the idea of being able to pull the micro SD and adapter from my DSLR and be able to view pictures on my phone, but it wouldn't change the world if I couldn't, you know? It's like the aluminum body. Do I need it in a phone? No. Is it nice if it comes with it? Most definitely.
-Speakers go to the ONE hands down. It is fantastic tech, I love it and am very impressed that such sound can come out of such a small device. I will miss this ability if I go with a Galaxy.
-As for the camera. Sigh, I don't know. Both have their strengths and weaknesses. I like that the Galaxy can retain so much detail when the shots are taken but the overall tech in the ONE is super solid too, and a bold move. The ONE takes beautiful pictures, just as the Galaxy. Basically, I think you can say it like this. The Galaxy has a great camera under the right conditions while the ONE has a good camera in nearly all conditions. I have yet to come to a conclusion on what is better, but I don't think you can go wrong.
-As far as Lag goes, in the AT&T store I fiddled with the phone for 45 minutes, back and forth with the One and honestly, I never felt it slow down. I tried to get it to stutter, I tried the places people say it lags and didn't see it. Then again that isn't real world, but still. ONE had none as well.
-Touchwiz is ****. I don't like it and you bet I will put a launcher over it. I love Sense 5, I really do. I was even enticed by the blinkfeed to some degree, but one thing got me when I used the two in store: I liked that the wallpaper shows through on the Galaxy behind the app screen. I know this is a super subtle thing but I just was fond of it. But outside that I think with some tweaks Sense has a much better experience.
-The Galaxy's drop down toggle system is awesome.I know the power widgets remedies this on the ONE but it's great to have so many options right out of the box.
-I wanted to touch on this, because you said the same as me. The Galaxy has a pretty screen. It really is just great to look at color wise. While the ONE has the arguably better screen, the color on the Galaxy is just gorgeous. Side by side, the ONE is more lifelike I guess, It's replication of things is a lot better I think. But DEM GALAXY COLORS MANG.
-Capacitive buttons are a worthless argument. I see no problem in them, and I like them to be honest. The ONE's home button is sensitive, not unresponsive. You have to be deliberate to push it, and I think this was very intentional in design. The Galaxy's "hidden" capacitive buttons tickled my fancy when I first saw them light up though. I think it's a cool design that looks really neat.
My question is why do we need a physical home button and a lock button? You press the home button to wake the phone, but the lock button does the same. Why not just have a physical lock, yet have a (separate, as to avoid infringing on screen space) capacitive row like the Galaxy's buttons, containing the classic Android 3 button structure? They're hidden in the frame just like the Galaxy's are now, but don't infringe on screen space like they do on the ONE. Both parties can be happy now.
Both phones are great, while one both have their faults I don't think either will serve you poorly. As long as you get away from Apple, you're good.
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Ok, I was majorly On the fence as I had been slowly being drawn int the hype of the S4 and seconding my decision, I still am since I read both forums, but if you have to turn off all the extras on the S4 to get a relatively positive experience with the device it sort of defeats the purpose of owning it.
If Samsung would have spent the time and money it took them to develop all these apps that is causing issue and complaints and used those developer hours towards fixing their base experience to be the best possible experience they could offer they would have a lot more happy S4 owners.
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For anybody who hasn't tried it, I highly recommend Nova Launcher. It is so much smoother than the Touchwiz launcher and looks way closer to stock Jellybean.
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I got a update this morning from Tmobile and it fixed my stutter issues for the most part. It operates about how my S3 did, maybe a little snappier. I never had a issue with the gallery app, but I never enabled automatic dropbox sync of photos.
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The Gallery is definitely an issue. No defending that one.
The storage controversy just makes me laugh. I have 9.72GB available on my AT&T S4. That's roughly 1.5-2GB less than the S3 if I remember correctly. The difference is so negligible that even with 12GB, the people complaining about the storage probably wouldn't have had enough, anyways. As far as the 32GB and 64GB versions, and Jerry you can correct me if I'm wrong here, but that was most likely your carriers choice not to purchase them, not Samsungs choice not to offer them. Verizon offered the 32GB S3 last year and I doubt they sold that many of them. If the demand isn't there, the carriers aren't going to purchase them and take a loss. I'd bet that Verizon took a loss on the 32GB versions and that's why they basically put them on fire sale at one point last year. I know that so many of you feel that because you want it and several hundred people posting here on an Android forum want it, that it's got to be offered. Unfortunately, we're the minority. AT&T is probably taking a gamble here, but offering the 32GB version $50 less than the iPhone 5 32GB version might help.
Having used both phones, the One and S4, I chose the S4. I like the 5-inch screen both because of the size, usable size in apps, and because I prefer AMOLED to LCD. I also like the design/feel and the camera better. Again, to each their own. Everyone has different preferences and the cool thing is that between the One and the S4, almost the entire spectrum is covered.
The final thing I want to say on this is that if you haven't used the S4, and no I don't count using the demo at the store for 10 minutes as using it, then refrain with the comments as if you know how the phone runs/works. The same thing goes with people who haven't used the One. Making negative comments on either phone because you've "heard" something could impact someones decision to buy the device when it could be the best fit for them.
Appreciate the feedback, Jerry.
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I'm wondering if this is a Dropbox issue or bug when it comes to lag
I'm on AT&T. I have almost no stutter in any area on my phone. Gallery is lag free and bug free. No crashes. No issues on lock screen and I'm using the lens flair.
I have plenty of live widgets on my 5 home screens. Even my live photo widget works great every time.
I have most air/motion gestures turned on to test battery life and still minimal (transitional) stuttering if at all.
Besides the gallery, can someone tell me when they mostly see it. I don't even have this issue on the lock screen and I'm using lens flair.
I will say that I do get a stutter once on a blue once I started using a ton of live widgets. But leaving window animation set to 1, but turning the rest to .5 helped with stuttering to the point that its almost gone completely. So could it be a dropbox issue?
With that said, I do have a bug...
Why oh why did At&T remove the fine tuning of the auto brightness?
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DGW books are being fixed but the errors are all related to dates of different business startups as take a look they are subsidiaries so 1989 and 1992 are legit of different subs starting. The glaring accounting errors are on papers books but DGW books have only some immaterial mistatements that are not corruption but ends up just misunderstanding due to interpretations.Yes they share quarters but paper seems to just use some of the offices and a small section of the headquarters and they were doing major improvements on the facilities.If you don't believe take a look at the facilities from a satellite and it's obvious they did some major updates and additions.While there are many corrupt chinese stocks, Davison REPORT on DGW is wrong.Go hire some Chinese investigators as did someone...
Look at their product line as advertised. Who are the users; and why are they not listsed.
http://www.duoyuan-hq.com/project.htmlMaybe this helps
Sorry Guys. the stock is dropping everyday. THis means, another shoe is about to drop.
I agree with 100%, but people trade on fears rather than facts...Davian put together some sloppy facts and got people to jump. The report would never have any traction and would be dissmissed, if it wasn't for RINO and firing the auditor. Firing auditor is no-no...Good Luck to all and do your
I wanted to hate on da report too bro, but it raised a lot of flags & questions. Stock is down over 30% since then. Think we know who won dis round
This stock is tied to DYP because of the same Chairman Mr Guo who owns more 50% of each company. DGW will keep dropping as long as the DYP accounting issue is not resolved. Mr Guo has made promise to report to the investment community on a timely basis on the DYP auditor issue. The accounting mess has been dragging on for five months and investors are kept in the dark. DGW is assumed guilty by its association with DYP. I have stakes in both companies and begin to question why Mr Guo did not feel urgency need for defending his companies?


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poncitlan has many restaurants on armitage ave but the quickest and tastiest is at poncitlan 2. ive lived close 2 it my hole life and is my favorite place 2 eat. i would recommend it to any one that loves mexican food and can handle a bit of grease.


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Good morning everyone, how are we all this fine Thursday morning?
If you're Spanish, I'm guessing your answer would be "not great, thanks mate."
That's because La Roja's 2-0 loss to Chile last night has dumped them out of the competition at the group stage. In case you missed the action in a pulsating game at the Maracana, here's our match report and then stick with us and we'll be bringing you all the fallout from the biggest night of the World Cup so far.
Oh, and in case you hadn't noticed, England are playing tonight too, so we might give that the odd mention.
So stay tuned folks, as we've got a big, big day of World Cup action ahead of us and we're here to bring you all the latest breaking news.
England captain Gerrard labelled Uruguay striker Luis Suarez as a "genius" but claimed there is more to the South Americans than just the Liverpool star.
The 31-goal double Player of the Year has not played since the final day of the Premier League season, and underwent knee surgery at the end of last month.
The forward is expected to play, although doubts persist about his fitness.
Liverpool skipper Gerrard, hailed the Reds Player of the Season, but thinks it would be unwise to focus solely on Suarez on Thursday.
He said: "Luis is a genius, but Uruguay are more than one team, we have to be prepared for their whole squad
"I am friends with Luis Suarez, we have had banter, had communications, but I will not talk to him tomorrow. The message is quite clear – we want to get the result and stay here for as long as possible."
Gerrard also admitted that it is now or never as far as his World Cup hopes go.
The Reds skipper turned 34 last month and accepts that time is running out for him with the Three Lions.
He said: "When you get to this age you want to try and appreciate and savour every moment and try and achieve everything you can in your grasp.
"It is my last World Cup for sure, 100 per cent. My time is running out as an England player so I want to try and get as many memories out of it as I can which makes the game, from a selfish point of view, even more important because I want to play for England many more times."
Former England striker Emile Heskey has called for Wayne Rooney to swap positions with Raheem Sterling tonight.
Rooney played wide left against the Italians last Saturday, while the Liverpool teeenager was preferred in a number 10 role, behind Daniel Sturridge.
However, Heskey, who earned 62 caps for the Three Lions, wants Sterling out wide and the Manchester United striker more centrally against Uruguay.
He wrote in his Goal.com column: "Daniel Sturridge deserves to be playing where he is as the main striker, in all fairness the lad is on fire at the moment.
"Wayne Rooney is best in the middle. To get the most out of him he needs to be playing the number 10 role.
"Playing him wide is definitely not getting the best out of him. He's a team player and he wants to do his best for the team but he's not doing it out wide.
"Roy Hodgson is sacrificing their positions. Personally, I would put Raheem Sterling out wide instead of Rooney. Sterling is a very, very intelligent player for his age and he could be just as dangerous from a wide position."
Spain midfielder was in prophetic mood after their shock exit from the World Cup on Wednesday.
The world and European champions were beaten 2-0 by Chile to follow on from their 5-1 humiliation against the Netherlands last week.
However, Real Madrid star Alonso was surprisingly poetic after the game.
He said: "We have to take the great sadnesses in the same way as we take the great joys: as men.
"It hurts our pride a lot, but this is football. But we've known how to win and now we have to know how to lose."
Former England manager Glenn Hoddle wants to see Wayne Rooney moved to a midfield position against Uruguay.
Debate has continued to rage about where the Manchester United striker should play at the World Cup, and he was tasked with the role of left-wing against Italy.
However, Hoddle, who coached the Three Lions at the 1998 World Cup in France, wants to see Roy Hodgson shuffle his pack somewhat this evening.
Writing in his William Hill column, he said: "However, I personally would make one change, one that would completely change the shape of the team and would have a huge effect on the way England play. It would, in my opinion, make all the difference.
"I would have Steven Gerrard sitting in front of the back four, and ahead of him Rooney and Adam Lallana – replacing Jordan Henderson - with Danny Welbeck and Raheem Sterling in the side positions.
"It would be a 'V' formation, Gerrard at the point of the V with Rooney and Lallana at the two prongs.
"It would allow for Rooney to burst forward, with Lallana sitting alongside Gerrard, or Lallana breaking forward and Rooney dropping back into midfield. One goes in, one stays."
Our man Oliver Holt has called for England to take advantage of a weak Uruguay team in Sao Paulo.
Defeat for either side is likely to spell the end of their World Cup campaign, and our reporter in Brazil wants to see the Three Lions go for the jugular.
"They need to remember how well they played [against Italy]," writes Holt. "And remind themselves that Uruguay are no Italy.
"They have to recall that today's opponents struggled to qualify for the World Cup and have just lost 3-1 to Costa Rica.
"Most of all, they must not allow themselves to be psyched out by the probable return of Luis Suarez to the Uruguay starting line-up."
Ross Barkley has described his World Cup debut against Italy on Saturday as a dream come true.
The Everton youngster was summoned from the bench for the final 29 minutes, and he talked up what it meant to be coming up against the likes of Andrea Pirlo an co.
He told the FA.com: "It was a great experience, and I've never felt anything like that playing for England.
"Coming on was a dream, and to do it in a World Cup against Italy, against the likes of Di Rossi, Pirlo - it was a dream. It can only bode well for me in the future."
France defender Patrice Evra has spoken glowingly about the atmosphere around the Les Bleus camp.
The French were embroiled in a series of in-house spats at the 2010 World Cup as they embarrassingly went out at the group stage.
However, Evra believes the squad are different beast this time round and Didier Deschamps' men started with a 3-0 win against Honduras on Sunday.
Evra said: "You need everyone in the World Cup, you cannot give up because you're not starting a game.
"We do not have a problem with egos in this team Nothing's ever certain with Deschamps. That's why I like to work with him. He never gives you presents.
"He'll look you in the eyes and say, 'Pat, if you mess up I won't spare you'. I know that if I step out of line I'm out of this team.
"I have faith in this squad, and that's a great strength. The star isn't one player, it's the team."
Andres Iniesta admitted that Spain lacked leaders as they crashed out of the World Cup on Wednesday.
La Roja surrendered their world title meekly with two straight defeats against the Netherlands and Chile in Group B.
Speaking after the loss to the South Americans, the Barcelona star said: "Everyone should be a leader but we weren't on top of the situation.
"When things don't go your way, it's never because you don't want to win because we all want to win here.
"It feels very cruel for the moment. It's a very difficult moment. If this team wins something it's for sporting reasons but we didn't do it. It hurts a lot because the excitement was tremendous."
Twitter has certainly been having fun at the expense of Spain after last night's exit.
Here are some of the best tweets about La Roja's relinquishing of the World Cup.
Lol pic.twitter.com/OQLllViIBb— 8 Troll Football (@8TrollFootball) June 18, 2014
Poor costa pic.twitter.com/Z4sNBD4Bci— 8 Troll Football (@8TrollFootball) June 18, 2014
Chile. pic.twitter.com/2bot3MgVmW— 8 Troll Football (@8TrollFootball) June 18, 2014
Harsh? Perhaps a tad, but there is no denying that Spain have reached a crossroads after their dominance of the last six years.
Legendary goalkeeper Iker Casillas was culpable than most, and the Real Madrid stopper admitted that he was unsure what was next for himself or many of his international colleagues.
He said: "Could this be my last game? I don't know, I really don't know.
"We have a few players who are over 30; it's just a shame that this generation had to bow out [of the World Cup] in this way
"It is hard to explain what happened. I ask for forgiveness. We did our best and did not want to disappoint people.
"There is no option but to look into the future, think about the next game [against Australia] and do our best. Holland and Chile were better than Spain."
Yesterday, you may recall, we brought you the 'Mighty Bitey Luis Suarez' pizza-portrait of the Uruguay striker.
The pizza was a homage to the Liverpool forward by Just Eat and food artist Prudence Staite.
However, rivals Hungry House have fought back and struck a blow for the Three Lions ahead of tonight's crunch-game in Sao Paulo.
Created by pizza artist Dominico Crolla, meet the delightful looking ode to England manager Roy Hodgson.
Mundo Deportivo has reported that Vicente del Bosque will be asked to stay on as Spain coach - despite their disastrous World Cup campaign.
A meeting is planned between Del Bosque and Spanish Football president Angel Villar imminently, although it has been reported that the manager will be expected to retain his current role.
Del Bosque is also set to have a huge say in the appointment of a new technical director, with Jose Maria Claramunt set to be relieved of his duties.
Spain's defence of their World Cup ended miserably on Wednesday evening when they suffered their secodn straight defeat to crash out of Group A.
They meet fellow strugglers Australia next week.
Brazil superstar Neymar has praised a defence that has kept seven clean sheets in their last nine games.
Many have remarked that La Selecao are stronger at the back than they are going forward at this year's World Cup - characteristics that are at odds with their long-standing tradition of 'Samba football'.
Neymar told FIFA.com: "It's become a truly vital characteristic of ours. We've been doing this since the Confederations Cup.
"Even when we're not managing to score, we can't go switching off at the back. It gives us more chance of starting attacks too.
"If we're all on our on our guard at all times, we can try and win the ball back as quickly as possible."
Brazil drew 0-0 with Mexico on Tuesday evening.
Cameroon manager Volker Finke has blasted Benoit Assou-Ekotto and Alex Song for their part in the 4-0 defeat to Crotia.
The reverse means Cameroon have been eliminated from Group A, but Finke was more concerned about the antics of the two players.
Song was sent off in the first half for a deliberate elbow into the back of Ivan Perisic, while QPR left-back Assou-Ekotto headbutted teammate Benjamin Moukandjo in the closing moments.
"It's unimaginable," Finke said.
"I saw this happen and I need to find out exactly what happened, why exactly these two players exploded.
"I hate to see that. It's not the image of Cameroon I want to project."
England's players will welcome the cooler temperature of Sao Paulo this evening - but that doesn't mean they won't have to hydrate properly.
Midfielder Ross Barkley has remarked that the temperature is similar to Britain's climate - a far cry from the searing heat they were subject to against Italy in Manaus on Saturday.
However, SOSrehydrate.com have explained that the correct measures will still have to be taken against the Uruguayans.
A statement read: "There are a number of potential effects the weather can have on the England players; cramping, decrease in mental acuity and performance.
"We have seen the likes of Gary Cahill and Daniel Sturridge cramp up. Proper hydration can literally be the difference between winning and losing the games.
"England players will be exposed to a different environment in Brazil, namely the high altitude and humid weather."
Everton midfielder Barkley said: "[Sao Paulo] was very much like at home. The weather is not like it was in Manaus.
"It shouldn't be difficult for us to play our game, we don't have to worry about the weather."
Roy Hodgson has said he will cast aside a pragmatic approach for tonight's game.
The Three Lions boss has vowed to attack Uruguay, in the same way his team did against Italy last Saturday.
He said: "We saw on Saturday night that even a top team like Italy got tested by the quality of our attacking play so we're not going to put any of our weapons down.
"Any weapon we've got we are going to try and use."


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Skip to comments.ACLU threat causes Boy Scouts to drop public school ties; churches urged to fill void
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This disgusts me no end. I hope the ACLU burns in the hottest hell provided for them and SOON.
I agree wholeheartedly. What can we do as individuals to put a stop to this nonsense?
This is a continual spiritual battle between righteousness and unrighteousness. People need to pray warfare prayers against the forces of darkness, ACLU included. It's clearly demonic and satan wants to destroy America's faith in God by trying to take God out of our everyday lives (Boy Scouts, school, public places). PRAY as though your life depended on it because it DOES!
ADF is doing an excellent job of fighting ACLU tyranny and I am sure they would welcome more support.
We appreciate your willingness to consider the Alliance Defense Fund's position in the areas of religious freedom, sanctity of human life, and traditional family values.
If there are questions you have regarding the Alliance Defense Fund and its work, please visit our FAQ section.
In our Fact or Fiction section, we attempt to clear up some of the common myths regarding issues such as "separation of church and state," the ACLU, and equal access.
We need some lawsuits, or interventions in ACLU lawsuits, not just DEFENDING against "establishment" of religion cases, but asserting our rights under the "free exercise" clause of the first amendment. It seems to me that the flip side of every ACLU case is a claim that NOT to allow the practice is a limit on the free exercise of religion. I confess I have not done the legal research, but it seems about time for the pendulum to swing the other way.
I had the good fortune this last August to get to know both an Aussie and a Kiwi Scout leader, plus a few of their Scouts. I can report that they aren't afraid to have a good time. The Kiwi's re-enactment of a Maori war challenge was especially impressive, and after an incident that will not get detailed either here or anywhere else where a BSA official might read it, I was awarded "partner in crime" status by the Aussie leader.
Unfortunately, most volunteer fraternal organizations are losing members. The BSA has problems getting leaders for the same reasons; people are too wrapped up in their jobs and their leisure activities to consider volunteering in civic capacities.
In 1988 an amendment to the civil rights laws was passed that enables parties that prevail in civil rights suits to have their legal fees reimbursed by the Federal government. The ACLU has used this to good effect.
Can you imagine the NZ or Aussie Scouts under attack by the Left? I cannot.
Hearty Congrats to you !
Nor Cair, nor those killing the disabled.
Bumping a great idea!
That made me sick to read. Thanks for posting it anyway.
I must have missed that when it was posted here...
i agree.
conservatives need some millionaires to take on the aclu.
Agreed! Agreed! Agreed! It would be interesting!
That pretty much makes the call of bottomfeeders for me.
I'm not with you. Clue me in...what do you mean?
If these public schools have PTA's or PTO's, they could pick up the charter. But the National PTA has advised it's chapters not to sponsor Scout units, as a unit sponsor is responsible for checking out the unit leaders and the BSA refused to take the legal liability for this (in case the leader turned out to be a pervert) for the BSA.
We need lots of Eagle Scouts in this country. Thanks for leading one to a beginning and sticking with it.
Thanks, deepFR. I also like ACLJ. M
Ever seen any class action efforts against ACLU for their effort to establish atheism, and to prohibit the free exercise of Judeo Christian religions?
The arguments seem to be that the absence of religion (atheism) is itself intrinsically religious, and that free exercise of religion is now limited to privately owned physical locations under strict regulation (in other words, no longer free).
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After two years of planning and a hurricane-related delay, the Evangeline Parish Library is proud to share its recent digital upgrades with patrons of all branches throughout the parish.
The library has added the Marshall Cavendish database for science and social studies research and the Polaris Library Systems online catalog for searching the collections of the main library and its branches (Mamou, Basile, Chataignier, Pine Prairie and Turkey Creek).
Library Director Mary Foster-Galasso says the addition of these two products will enhance and improve library service and make searching for various topics and titles much easier for library employees and patrons alike. She adds the Marshall Cavendish digital database is wonderful for students and educators who are researching topics for school projects or papers.
Foster-Galasso says the programs were funded through state aid and tax dollars, and the library will pay for the maintenance and updating of the systems. The programs are being leased and must be renewed every year, which will allow for up-to-date reference collections and materials.
The process of selecting which programs would provide the best fit for the library's needs was a long process. The Polaris Library System was chosen after demonstrations and after the library staff and board carefully evaluated proposals from the library's top four choices. After weighing the pros and cons of each system, the library felt confident Polaris, a system also used by Dallas Public Library, would best serve the library's goals and provided the best value for the money. Once the decision was made, Hurricane Gustav delayed the implementation of the system for six months. Once the programs were installed, set up and training began for the library staff.
The new Polaris digital catalog was selected as an upgrade from the Galaxy program the library had been using since 1998. The library's new online catalog is hosted on a server out of Syracuse, New York, and the Evangeline Parish Library is one of only two libraries in the state to utilize the hosted version of the catalog. Utilizing the hosted program will allow for upgrades provided by Polaris. With the Polaris system, which looks like a simplified Amazon.com type page, searchers can more easily search the library's collection. They can view topics and titles with more features, such as summaries, detailed searches, related items and photos of the book covers, all which will greatly aid patrons, as well as library employees in researching their topics of interest and in quickly locating items in the library's collection. They can also search by individual branches, to see which items, for example, are in the branch collection at Mamou. Other features Foster-Galasso is really pleased to offer to library patrons through this program are email notifications for requests and availability of titles and reading history. Those with a library card may use their card to request titles and view their reading history and look up what books they have previously checked out from the library, starting with the date they sign up with their card. Patrons also will be able to renew books online. They can place requests for books and other items online from home with their library card. Foster-Galasso says there are still a few bugs in the program that are being worked on and corrected as everyone becomes more comfortable with the new systems. A site manager will assist the library staff with any problems.
Foster-Galasso emphasizes going digital will also benefit those who do not wish to use computers for their library needs, as the systems will allow staff to more quickly help customers find or request what they are looking for. She hopes for the library to utilize the programs for at least five years. To access the Marshall Cavendish and Polaris databases from your home computer, go to the library's home page www.evangeline.lib.la.us; then for the library's Polaris catalog click on "online catalog," or for the Marshall Cavendish databases for research, click on the Louisiana Library Connection link and follow the directions. To use all the features of either product, you will need to have your library card number. If you encounter any problems trying to access either product, contact the library at 363-1369 for assistance.
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Whether or not The Dark Knight Rises will live up to its Gotham-set predecessor in quality is a matter of hot contention — especially in light of the wide variety of reviews that have come out over the course of the past week. But another question looms: will The Dark Knight Rises actually beat out The Dark Knight at the box office?
For those unaware, Christopher Nolan's 2008 hit ranks as the twelfth highest grossing picture of all time (having recently being ousted from its Number 11 spot by interloping The Avengers, which has taken the Number 3 position), with an opening weekend gross of approximately $158 million — a world record at the time. But does the final installment of the Batman helmer's trilogy have the same mass appeal?
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Considering all this, Paul has landed in a pretty impressive neighborhood for the movie's projected opening weekend gross: "If it were to do $175 or $180 million, that wouldn't surprise me at all. No matter what, I guarantee it's going to be in the top five opening weekends of all time, if not the top three."
Of course, Paul is aware that the absence in The Dark Knight Rises of the very maudlin issue that launched Nolan's second film to such prominence might also be its undoing. "I'm sure there are other schools of thought that say since it doesn't have the Heath Ledger factor, it can do $150 million," but he is not discouraged, especially when considering the quality of the picture: "It's a great movie. It deserves any kind of success that it has. I would nominate it for an Oscar. One of the Best Picture slots, absolutely."
All in all, Paul understands that the fact that the question is even present proves that The Dark Knight Rises will be a successful, and important, film: "It's part of the zeitgeist … The fact that we're talking about it the way we are proves that it's not just a movie phenomenon, but a cultural phenomenon."
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by Andrew Nikiforuk
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Winner of the Governor General's Award for Literary Non-Fiction and the 2002 Crime Writers of Canada Arthur Ellis Award for Best True Crime "A grisly catalogue of the effects of hydrogen sulphide and flaring . . . Nikiforuk provides an eloquent and persuasive…
|April 4, 2014
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A radical analysis of our master-and-slave relationship to energy and a call for change. Ancient civilizations routinely relied on shackled human muscle. It took the energy of slaves to plant crops, clothe emperors, and build cities. In the early nineteenth…
|March 15, 2010
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Winner of the prestigious Rachel Carson Environment Book Award. "Andrew Nikiforuk's Tar Sands ... is, in essence, a revolting, blush-making case for Canada to develop integrated energy and environmental regulation suitable for the post-carbon age."- Globe & Mail…
|October 18, 2010
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arg1-9782923165684.html En entrant dans l??re du bitume dans les ann?es 1990, le Canada a pris un virage p?trolier d?une capacit? de destruction sans pr?c?dent. Les sables bitumineux de l?Alberta font partie des derniers gisements p?troliers de la plan?te et les…
|April 13, 2015
arg1-9782897191788.html L'utilisation à large échelle des énergies fossiles, et plus particulièrement du pétrole, a permis de remplacer l'énergie qui était autrefois produite par les esclaves, de…
|August 5, 2008
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Our health and habitat are being threatened by biological invaders moving at unprecedented speed. Avian flu and its potential to cause a human pandemic is only one example of a worldwide menace unwittingly unleashed by the forces of globalization. The combination…
|June 21, 2011
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A Globe & Mail Top 100 Selection Beginning in the late 1980s, a series of pine beetle (also known as the bark beetle) outbreaks unsettled iconic forests and communities across western North America. An insect the size of a rice kernel eventually killed more than…
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