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Skip to comments.National Chick-PHIL-A Day to support free speech explodes; wear camos [Jan 21]
Posted on 12/26/2013 9:34:20 AM PST by T.O.K.
Chick-Phil-A National Support Day is a Facebook page and event started earlier this week by Eric Odom cofounder and managing director of LibertyNEWS.com and others, solely from a grassroots view to urge support of two of the biggest brands to have, in recent history, come under fire for sharing an opinion on personal faith-based beliefs: Chick-fil-A and Phil Robertson.
Odom, who was behind the launch of the of the Facebook page Stand With Phil Robertson that has almost 1.6 million Likes, and along with Grassfire.com a million-strong network of grassroots conservatives,
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Oh, that's good. Too bad I'd have to travel to Cali for the nearest Chik-Phil-A store. If anybody gets pics, please post.
I think you're right about the date. Hopefully we'll see some folks in pink camo, if they make such a thing. That might confuse the other side. May get some myself. Naaaaw.
On my calendar.
Yay! That's my birthday. I'll make sure to patronize CFD that day!
In case anybody is wondering, the day is 1/21/14.
I predict that Chick Fil A will quietly distance themselves from this. I don't think they want a repeat of the crazy. I know....they'd appreciate the money but not all that came with it.
BTW...I ate at Chick Fil A twice that day.
I think folks are already confused. I see my liberal uncle (father of my militant lesbian cousin) liked the facebook page.
I had never been in Chik-Fil-A before that. I went many times afterwards, and immediately I made sure CFA knew why I was patronizing them.
Also sent a letter of support to Dan
How stupid are these people? Why pick a Tuesday when people must dress up for work and could not possibly wear camos to work. Must be the freeloaders who don't work who picked such a stupid day. Idiots! Why not a Saturday? I can't stand people who don't have a clue on planning something that could have really made a significant contribution to the cause now will be really nothing.
I'll even wear an Uncle Sy beard!
There's a whole isle of it at our local farm store. And camo lingerie.
"Wear Camo" How will anybody see the supporters?
I have a camo jacket but I can't find it!
If you're using camo lingerie to blend into the background, then yer doin' it wrong.
They do make camo's with pink, but I didn't get any for Christmas :(
I can! And will.
I support Phil Robertson, but I don't do pink and I am not wearing camo. I'll at at Chick Fil-A, though.
Go in after work, besides, you retired from the Navy last year. Thanks for your service, but sometimes your opinion is akin to your butt, stinky.
Go in after work, besides, you retired from the Navy last year.
Yes that is true but I still work. It's not like I retired for good at 42.
Throw a camo hat in the car and wear that.
Wouldn't people be bumping into each other?
Or put a camo jacket in your car, wear it for lunch, and leave it in the car when you return to work.
If you are planning on attending the Rose Parade... bring your Duck Commander duck call to honk on like a vuvuzela as the faggotry float goes by.
Make it your New Year's resolution to cause at least one aneurysm to a Leftist in 2014
And wear your Duck Commander Duck Call on a lanyard ... let them know you are there!!!
Shout out to you "Bubble Head".
I would show up if there was one closer than 200 miles.
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Nope, my son retired from the USN as a Captain but the USS Alaska was his first boat.
He was a nuclear engineer and then went into the spook side of the Navy and worked with cia,nsa and the rest of the 007 code whackers.
I was a pill roller attached to the Artillery in the Army.
I saw my share of blood and guts and severed limbs, and just when you think it's forgotten and you're over it, you see a movie or hear a song and that night, the demons will visit for a while.
I used to drink with an old WWII vet and he still had the night sweats on occasion.
Only death ends the visits from those days.
I'm going to look around for a beard wig.
"Eat more duck!"
Although seriously giving that to God can at least change the meaning of the scene when it comes to mind. At the risk of being seemingly callous, God didn't make this mortal coil to last forever or to be danger free. It's the goof balls who insist that waging war is always a bad thing, who add to these veterans' agony the most. There are valid reasons to fight, and they don't need to be perfect any more than anything else on this mortal coil needs to be perfect. IMHO.
And wear your Duck Commander Duck Call on a lanyard ... let them know you are there!!!
Their "special sauce" is great on the sandwich.
Mayor Rahm gracefully plied into the gay controversy created after Alderman Proco Joe Moreno (1st ward)
publicly announced his opposition to Chick-Fil-A opening in his ward.
Mayor Rham chuckled while doing a graceful plie: "It's easy to do business in Chicago when you know 'the rules.' Chick-Fil-A can open in our town as long as it adopts 'Chicago Values.' "
(1) weekly cash pay off to the alderman;
(2) hire six of the alderman's friends who work only random days of the month,
(3) BIG AL from the Mayor's office picks up all cash in brown paper bags at CFA's back door,
(4) Chick Fil A staff trained by Chicago PD to shoot 10-12 customers per month,
(5) Any CFA customers actually killed must be registered to vote as Democrats at the autopsies,
(6) $100,00 campaign contribution to Obama,
(7) free food to Jesse Jackson, Jr, who is now "convalescing," b/c he screwed up buying Obama's Senate seat.
THIS JUST IN: Chi/murder rate escalating? No problem--Mayor Rahm has a plan (cackle).
Mayor Rahm stars in the Chicago Ballet's production
of: "The Godfather: Bang, Bang, You're Dead."
Bullet-proof vests supplied to each ticket-holder.
That's pretty cute.
Mmmmmmmm....sounds yummy.
I'll be there along with the rest of the family. Definitely will be wearing camo so there's no doubt why we're there.
Lots of pink camo at Walmarts and any (real) outdoors store. Make sure you buy Duck COMMANDER gear if possible and not Duck Dynasty gear. The first is owned by the Robertsons, the second is owned by A & E.
I got a LOT of DC stuff for Christmas :-)
I live in the People's Soviet of Washington State, so no Chick-fil-a here, unfortunately.
I've had it in Georgia. Great stuff.
Real men don't wear pink camo, at least where anyone else but the wife might see it. Personally I am looking for some Duck Commander lacy drawers in pink with the easy access feature. You never know when you got might have to quickly pull the hogleg out.
Or here:
SO..... how did it go ?
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COLUMBIA - The state Inspector General's Office has begun investigating South Carolina State University days after state lawmakers learned the school has a deficit of more than $4 million and needs $13 million to pay bills and loans.
Inspector General Patrick Maley confirmed the probe Wednesday to The State newspaper but would not discuss specifics.
Maley's agency examines "fraud, waste, abuse, mismanagement, misconduct and wrongdoing" in the state's executive branch, its website says.
Lawmakers called for an investigation after learning details of the school's financial problems. Last month, university President Thomas Elzey wrote to state budget leaders, saying an estimated $13 million in outstanding bills and loans is almost double last year's total for the state's only historically black college.
State budget leaders asked the school to submit a plan to shore up its balance sheet within two weeks.
S.C. State spokesman Elizabeth Mosely-Hawkins said Thursday that university leaders had no comment on the investigation because it was an ongoing, preliminary review.
The school's board chairman said last week that S.C. State has money to keep operating but he did not say for how long.
The school has gone through both leadership and financial turmoil in recent years.
Elzey told The Post and Courier in November that when he took the reins at the state's only public, historically black university June 15, the school was facing a deficit of about $9 million, which it had accumulated over several years.
Declining enrollment was one of the major causes of the school's financial woes, he said. And school leaders were working to boost those numbers.
The enrollment declines have been dramatic in recent years. In the fall of 2008, 4,888 students were enrolled. This past fall, only 3,461 students enrolled.
Lawmakers said they wanted to see the administration's plan before committing to giving the university more money.
"This school has been an embarrassment to the state and to higher education in South Carolina for the past 10 years," said Senate President Pro Tempore John Courson, R-Richland, adding he is hopeful about the college's new leadership. "But time is short. There's an awful lot of frustration in the General Assembly with this institution."
Rep. Jerry Govan, an Orangeburg Democrat who graduated from S.C. State, said the school needs money to help get out of its hole. "We're not at the point where we should throw in the towel," he said.
Some legislators are opposed to an investigation.
Earlier this week, state Sens. Marlon Kimpson, D-Charleston and John Matthews, D-Orangeburg, wrote a letter to state newspapers stating the state shouldn't dump an investigation on the school right now.
Elzey came to the General Assembly with his request six months before the end of the fiscal year with his request for money. He also outlined the reasons for cash flow shortfall and initiatives to address the problems, they stated.
In addition to enrollment shortfalls, the school has faced significant debt service, a reduction in federal Plus Loan and Pell Grants for students and the elimination of certain non-recurring sources of revenue.
Other legislators agreed the 118-year-old school needs to survive.
"This state needs this school," said Senate Finance Committee chairman Hugh Leatherman, R-Florence. "We need the diversity it brings."
The State reporter Andrew Shain and Post and Courier reporter Diane Knich contributed to this report.
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Does anyone else here miss the days when you have a game disc?
Basically, Steam removes the need to keep a CD in a safe place, removes the need to keep my CD key in a safe place, and removes the need to hunt down patches when I decide to reinstall. The only thing missing is a fragile piece of plastic with a thin metal coating on it.
Now, having an actual physical manual to read? That's something I miss. Not the disc though.
I stopped missing using discs when I had a 23.7gb hard drive capable of holding all six discs of Wing Commander IV allowing me to play it from start to finish without ever needing another disc in the drive.
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SavageDonzilla 3 years ago#13
I don't miss discs. I wouldn't have the library I have if I was still buying discs.
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Not for PC, but I definitely still like them for consoles. I just bought GTA V yesterday, and there's just something special about owning the disc and case, the new game smell, that special feeling you get opening it for the first time... There's too much minutia for me to ever abandon discs.
Also there's just no point owning discs for PC, you can't do anything with them. At least with console discs you can lend them, trade them, sell them etc.
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SilentCaay 3 years ago#15
How do you not feel like you own it? You open Steam and there's a list of all the crap you own. Not a difficult concept unless digital mediums confuse and anger you. I have a disc, the game is on it. The only difference is that it's a hard disc instead of an optical one. Digital distribution is way better.
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spookyxelectric 3 years ago#16
Benefit of digital games: awesome sales on Steam, GOG and GMG. Benefit of physical copies: less downloading, so less waiting to play your games.
SinisterSlay 3 years ago#17
I have a bunch of games on disk that don't work anymore, others that don't work because of online activation.
So far, my steam games have actually outlived some of my disk games. So no I don't miss it, I actually get annoyed when I have to use a disk.
Just last night I tried to get NFS Most wanted working, for some reason it won't launch, the splash appears then disappears. Ok, so I open the autorun on the disk, and it says "install" instead of play. Alright, maybe the registry went wonky, I'll reinstall.
...Enter your key...
Ok, find the stupid manual, find the key and enter it...
...Installing directX... WTF I already have directX, a much newer version than what came on the disc.
Now it wont let the install continue until I restart my computer.
Ok, restart...
Enter your key again... ARG.....
Installing... please restart, wtf? What did it do?
Ok, restart again....
Enter your key..... son of a .....
Ok, installing, swap out 5 disks to get it to install
Still doesn't launch.
Try to google it, can't find anything because now google is saturated with problems from the new version of most wanted.
**** it!
For digital, all I have to do is verify it, which takes seconds.... And when I'm done it still wouldn't work at least I haven't wasted two hours swapping disks, restarting, and entering CD keys.
I'm guessing its video drivers or resolution or something.
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How do you not feel like you own it? You open Steam and there's a list of all the crap you own. Not a difficult concept unless digital mediums confuse and anger you. I have a disc, the game is on it. The only difference is that it's a hard disc instead of an optical one. Digital distribution is way better.
Probably has something to do with all those legal agreements whereby you "agree" that the copyright holder has all rights regarding the game and you have none including the right to sue them if their game, regardless of whether it's a console or PC game, sets your system on fire before killing, and eating, your dog.
At least with a physical disc, box, and manual you get the sense that you own something. With digitally distributed PC games you own your hard drive, but it's just not as "special" to many people as something they can actually look at and show off to their friends without first having to deal with a bunch of screws, a panel or two, and an attack of the killer dust bunnies.
Stop complaining. I could have done this more painfully. - Dryad from Sacred 2.
With either the license to own the game being on a physical disc or a digital download. A license is still a license.
Not even physical copies these days are free from legal nonsense with terms saying you only own a license to use the product but not the actual data on the disc.
How the times have changed.
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Ravenoussd 3 years ago#20
yeah sometimes.......miss actually having a book to look at while installing
then i think about the clutter *shudders*
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Narendra Modi all set to be anointed BJP PM candidate
By PTI - NEW DELHI
Published: 13th September 2013 05:23 PM
Last Updated: 13th September 2013 05:40 PM
BJP was all set on Friday to declare Narendra Modi as the party's Prime Ministerial candidate after hectic parleys by senior leaders to convince L K Advani, Sushma Swaraj and Murli Manohar Joshi to give up their opposition to him.
BJP Parliamentary Board will meet at 5:30 p.m. at the party headquarters in New Delhi, it was announced.
While Mr Joshi is said to have been won over, last minute efforts were on to bring around Mr. Advani and Ms. Swaraj.
The decision to convene the panel meeting came after Mr Rajnath Singh held a meeting with Mr Advani.
Earlier, BJP leader Nitin Gadkari met party president Mr Rajnath Singh to discuss the issue. Later, Mr Gadkari met Mr. Advani to persuade him on Mr Modi's name. Ms Swaraj and Mr Ananth Kumar also joined the meeting.
Mr Advani had conveyed his reservations about announcing Mr Modi's name at this juncture. He had suggested that the BJP chief ministers should be consulted on the issue and the party should wait till the forthcoming Assembly elections to Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan and Delhi are over.
The BJP patriarch is of the view that making Modi the Prime Ministerial candidate will put issues like price rise and corruption -- on which the BJP has attacked the Congress -- on the backburner and make the controversial leader the issue, party sources said.
The sources indicated that the BJP leaders want a unanimous decision on Mr Modi at the Parliamentary Board meeting and hence had intensified efforts to win over dissenting voices.
Mr Joshi was asked to return to the capital by a special flight from Sagar, Madhya Pradesh where he had gone to attend a party programme. Though he is not convinced about Mr. Modi being projected as the Prime Ministerial candidate, he has conveyed to the party that he will abide by the majority view in the Parliamentary Board, the sources said.
Mr Modi got a shot in the arm on Friday when NDA allies Shiv Sena and Shiromani Akali Dal extended their support to him for the Prime Ministerial candidate post.
Mr Modi flew to Delhi from Gandhinagar late on Friday afternoon to attend the meeting.
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During 2007, as the economy softened, the ratio fell from a high of 59 percent early in the year to a low of 54 percent later in the year. Compared with 2006, the average monthly ratio of quits to separations in 2007 decreased for almost all industries, most notably construction.
Over the 2001 to 2007 period, the monthly ratio of quits to separations ranged from 50 percent to 61 percent.
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Honestly I think the Chiefs win 12 games. This team is stacked on both sides of the ball.
I also predict that Cassel will be a lot better than you predict. He is smart, accurate and he will win...
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Honestly I think the Chiefs win 12 games. This team is stacked on both sides of the ball.
I also predict that Cassel will be a lot better than you predict. He is smart, accurate and he will win...
You have to admit that not being able to bring a starter FA at any position when you have cap room is pretty disappointing.
Sorry this team is making me pretty gloomy. I still don't like Lillard's...
Yay another backup PF... Best move of the offseason?
No be very excited with a 30 win season, don't be disappointed with a 20 win season.
I feel even worse about this. This is not a 30 win team. Neither draft pick has done anything. I expect more from the new C than Lillard.
I hope no one expects much for this year.
Larry Miller is out. This team is a disaster but that move should help into the future.
How does that prove his quality?
*what teams?*
Why does that disqualify my judgment? Rivers has ALWAYS played against top talent and played well. He was considered the top overall prospect in his class going into college. He was the best player...
I've been here a lot longer than you and have lived through more heartbreaks as a fan than just Roy or Oden's knees.
-Kleiza was drafted near the end of the first. Not similar to a high lottery...
3 wasted picks = D+.
Look at this draft as if it wasn't your favorite team please and be realistic.
How much sooner is there than sixth? BTW, he never played against a top 25 team. This is not a Steph Curry, this is someone the same height and weight with similar athletic ability that has NEVER won...
I'm more disappointed in this draft than any yet. So much talent falling and available and we get stuck with the D2 no-name at 6 and the Great White Hype at 11. I will be following GS until the...
My big board (if I were the Blazers). I wouldn't consider anyone else until the second round.
*edit* Somehow I forgot J. Lamb
Lowry is good and proven however I wouldn't give up the 6th for him
Ad hominem attacks no matter how silly/petty/childish rather than addressing my actual argument are signs that you know you lost the debate. Thanks.
You watching all but 3 games goes to show that...
Listen lady I don't take kindly to people hitting on me by calling out my native origins. I'll let this pass once. Also don't take this so personally. You are so angry you wrote dadgum? Wow. Chill.
How about going .660 in the last 3 seasons + 1 coach of the year?
Do you always write with little to no punctuation? It is really hard to read.
After reading Thunder fan posts I've lost...
Giving up on Brooks doesn't make your players clutch. Take it easy on Brooks. He is really good.
Since his first championship in 1991 Phil had 11 rings in 18 seasons. (not including 2 conference championships)
70.4% regular season career winning percentage.
I consider him a better coach...
Gortat is really good. I would consider the trade depending on who is available.
My bad. Still TRob is a Jordan Hill clone. No way he should go that high.
I'd like both. I think it can happen but I don't trust the blazers these days.
"TRob" is not the next best player available and I would not pick Drummond with the 6th. I like MKG and Jones III.
Agreed but the Blazers have a history of drafting for need rather than best player. AKA Martell Webster and every second 1st round pick and 2nd round pick. (Bowie)
Might be the lack of a ultra high quality training staff.
I believe in ALWAYS taking the best available player (unless they are a headcase). Making it work the coaches job. Spurs didn't avoid Splitter or Blair because they already have Duncan.
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When I sat down to write this blog post, I did a search to make sure we haven't already featured John Trader.
We haven't, but he's probably not a stranger to many of you because he's been mentioned in or written one of 10 blog posts in the past couple of years and he also hangs out in the comments, where he brings a very fresh perspective to the topic du jour.
I'm always impressed with his knowledge when it comes to international marketing and communications and the things he's learned about working with different cultures and in varying time zones.
He is the PR and marketing manager for M2SYS, which makes biometric products (think fingerprint scanners and other kinds of Minority Report technology). One glance at their home page and you can tell he's good at his job.
Not only do they have the social media icons on the home page, they are actually tended to and cared for on a daily basis. This may seem like an odd statement, but I'd venture to guess nine out of 10 websites that I review (before speaking engagements or new business meetings) have the icons, but no one has touched them since 2010.
This is a huge testament to John and his team, who also blog once a week. The most recent post is about using biometrics to ID "mystery" patients, which is compelling because I watch a lot of Law & Order and they always have some victim who they can't ID. But, even in the real world, you can see the application, right?
Plus it sounds like a very cool industry in which to work. From what I gather, his brother runs the organization so he gets to deal with those challenges, as well. I have a couple of friends whose kids are in the business and it presents a layer of interesting issues you can't imagine without the experience. But John seems to handle it all in stride, pushing forward where he knows things are going and making sure they're available to their customers wherever it's convenient for them on the web.
He lives in Atlanta and, in his spare time, he coaches lacrosse. Scratch that. He used to coach lacrosse. Now he's a referee. Is that a promotion?
He's also a big volunteer, having spent time with The Charlotte Junior Chamber, Classroom Central, YMCA, Elevation Church, and the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce.
What an all-around good guy! So check him out, introduce yourself, and get to know him. He can be found on Twitter, Google+, and LinkedIn. You can also read some of his former musings on PR and marketing at PRBreakfast Club.
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Cool – High-tech follow. Now I'll need to pay more attention to your tweets and posts on G+. Thanks Gini for adding more work to my schedule. Sheesh.
@samfiorella It's my pure pleasure to give you more to do.
@samfiorella Thanks for the follow Sam. I have admired your work from afar for quite some time!
@John_Trader1 @samfiorella And there goes Sam's head again. Sheeesh. 😉
@belllindsay @John_Trader1 @samfiorella I'm with Lindsay on this John… Never, EVER compliment Sam or Gini in public. That's my rule of thumb.
And whenever someone else does, be sure to step in and correct the mistake immediately. #RulesToLiveBy
@Sean McGinnis @belllindsay @John_Trader1 @samfiorella a truly laugh out loud moment…
@Sean McGinnis @belllindsay @samfiorella One day I will learn the ropes. Thanks for the advice Sean.
@Sean McGinnis I'm gonna borrow a line from my buddy Danny, which I feel is appropriate for this occasion: "Sean, go crap a porcupine!" @belllindsay @John_Trader1
@samfiorella @belllindsay @John_Trader1 Thankfully, Danny hasn't yet reached the point where I feel it necessary to intervene like I do with you and Gini.
Must be the kilt. Or the accent.
Congrats John! Well deserved. Glad to already know and be connected with you….I feel like that must have happened via Spin Sucks, but I can't remember anymore. Anyhow, woohoo welcome to the club!
@katskrieger I'll take credit for it!
@katskrieger Thank you Kat, you are so kind. It's a good feeling to be a part of a community filled with so many smart (and snarky) people. I have laughed so many times at some comments on this blog that my co-workers think I am nuts!
John Trader is one cool guy. Not only is he a thought-leader on social media channels, but he takes the time to read, comment and share others' posts of interests. A gentleman among gentleman.
@ElissaFreeman He is, indeed. Very, very thoughtful.
@ginidietrich @ElissaFreeman So surprised and honored by the feature today Gini. You sure know how to humble a guy. Sheesh.
@John_Trader1 @ginidietrich Ya gotta love a guy who says "sheesh'!
@ElissaFreeman @ginidietrich And the funny thing is, I just noticed that @samfiorella said the same thing in his comment. Now I feel like I plagiarized him.
@John_Trader1 @ginidietrich @samfiorella Nah…you've just made "sheesh" cool again!
@ElissaFreeman Thank you Elissa, I always look forward to reading your work and take pride in sharing all of the great content you and so many others produce. I continue to feel lucky to be a part of the @ginidietrich and other communities!
Hi John! He and I have been following each other for some time, and I assume we met here, but he's been a great supporter of my blog, so I really appreciate him. Great guy. John, I think we'll have to chat more personally some time via Skype.
@KenMueller Thank you so much Ken. Enjoy and respect your blog and all of your insight. It's a privilege to have met you!
@John_Trader1 is GREAT!
@Shonali Thank you Shonali. I have learned so much from you and your #measurepr chats, just feel so lucky to have stumbled on your wisdom and ability to coalesce a community. I just wished I still lived in Baltimore so you and I could grab lunch sometime!
Hey John! How was I not following you?? D'uh. Rectified. Enjoy your Follow Friday Fandom! 😀
@belllindsay Thanks Linday. @ginidietrich could not have picked a more worthy successor to fill Lisa's shoes. You have taken things to a new level here, and I continue to be amazed at all of the great content at Spin Sucks.
@John_Trader1 @ginidietrich Oh stop. (more more!!) LOL Thanks so much John, that really means a lot to me. You have no idea. 😀
Taking into consideration all of the quality communities on the Web today, the folks here at Spin Sucks continue to amaze me with their knowledge, sensibilities, advice, and of course, snark. I have learned so much here and relish in the opportunity to interact with the great minds in the industry. Thank you so much @ginidietrich for building this, and for the mention today. Excuse me while I go and have a piece of humble pie.
Well hello @John_Trader1 You're in Atlanta I see. I'm new to Atlanta and loving it. I've seen you here on Spin Sucks but didn't realize where you lived. Nice to meet you.
@debdobson62 They don't call it HOTlanta for nothing. 🙂 Although, it feels a bit like Siberia here this morning.
Thanks for the comment Deb!
Hey! I like that John guy. Cheers and happy Friday.
@rdopping Thank you so much Ralph!
@John_Trader1 @rdopping last person Ralph said he liked disappeared. Still an open missing persons case.
Good to see you featured here John.
@Joshua Wilner/A Writer Writes Thank you Josh. Appreciate the comment.
@HowieG @ginidietrich Thank you! In order for her to write about this, she had to sign a waiver, release, and agree to wear her bike helmet backwards for the next 200 miles she rides. Can't wait to see the pics.
@HowieG @John_Trader1 @ginidietrich I'm at that Chicago work camp as we speak. It's hell. Hell I tell you.
@belllindsay @HowieG @John_Trader1 Yeah, it's terrible. I just taught her how to use the send button on her email.
@ginidietrich @belllindsay @HowieG @John_Trader1 Whip that email into submission, Lindsay!
@kateupdates @ginidietrich @HowieG @John_Trader1 *will never live it down*
I don't trust lacrosse players. <ducks>
@jasonkonopinski lacrosse I know. That is one of those wimpy sports like table tennis and yahtzee.
@HowieG Of course I only say this because lots of former lacrosse players came to play for our rugby club – some of whom have become very good friends. 🙂
@jasonkonopinski @HowieG I am going to get both of you sticks, pads and a helmet and then we are taking the field. We will settle it there.
@John_Trader1 @HowieG Helmets? Pads? Pffft. Ruggers do it with no protection for eighty minutes. 😉
@jasonkonopinski @HowieG That's a good point, I actually have tremendous respect for rugby players and realize they are much tougher than us measly lax aficionados. All we care about is drinking beer and looking good with our flowing locks out of the back of the helmet.
@John_Trader1 @jasonkonopinski @HowieG Canadians love lacrosse.
@belllindsay @John_Trader1 @jasonkonopinski I used to have a lacrosse stick. I used it to snag baby seals in the arctic.
As for rugby that is the sport people not tough enough to play soccer take up. You just drink beer and paint with water colors.
@HowieG @John_Trader1 @jasonkonopinski I would kill to have a seal skin coat. (No pun intended)
@jasonkonopinski GO UVa lacrosse! (That's all you REALLY need to know about those stick-boys…)
@barrettrossie @jasonkonopinski I'm a big fan of VA lax. Heard that have another impressive team this year.
Your job makes me think of one of my favorite shows: Criminal Minds. How fun! Glad to learn a little more about you. Props on the website copy, too. It draws you in and makes you want to click for more. Nicely done. Happy #Follow Friday!
@kateupdates Thank you Kate! I really appreciate the comments.
John and @ginidietrich , that sounds so cool I'm lime green with envy. I bet John has the coolest security set-up for his house, ever. Do you have those eyeglasses that can pull up the social media history of anyone you cast your eyes upon?
Great to meet you John!
@barrettrossie @ginidietrich Ha ha, man I wish I had that. I do have fingerprint and iris access control units on several doors here in our office. It's all top secret hush hush work we do here.
Well I won't tell anyone! I'm talking to a video surveillance company in half an hour, I'm going to use your name to impress them. 🙂
Hey! I know this guy. Digitally anyway. He should have told me he was being featured on Spin Sucks. 😉
@Erin F. You know how much I admire your work EF. Hope to meet up with you on the circuit one day soon!
@John_Trader1 You know it's on this year's list of things to do.
Hello John!! Someone I "knew" BEFORE I started at AD, and by "knew" I mean I followed him on Twitter and read his former musings on PRBreakfast Club 🙂
@yvettepistorio So glad you joined the team Yvette. It must be a crazy, exciting adventure to work with all your colleagues. Happy we had a chance to meet!
Hello John, nice to meet you! I just saw Gini's tweet to swing by and say hello– guess it had the intended effect.
(Not for nothing, I read in your intro above that you specialize in international markets; may I just say without completely hijacking the thread or pimping myself out, that my most recent article at LifeHealthPro consisted of a survey of LTC delivery and funding in Western Europe– specifically England, France, and The Netherlands.)
WHAT!?! I am so sorry I missed this! I can't believe that @John_Trader1 has not yet been #FollowFriday'd! He is one of the resident crazies around these parts that keep me coming back for more. Happy Friday, John! Perhaps one day I will get to put a voice with your face!
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On June 7, Mark Evans gets to do what many fighters dream of when they first lace on a pair of gloves – fight to become the champion of his country. At the Blackpool Winter Gardens, Evans will take on Chuck Jones for the Welsh super-featherweight title, and the 31-year-old couldn't be more delighted.
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"I'm 100 per cent confident I'll win; I'm not coming out without that belt around me."
"This'll be a good contest," said promoter Steve Wood. "Their first fight was entertaining and Mark only edged it by a point so this one's no walkover.
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Satoro Restaurant & Lounge, which opened three months ago in downtown Hollywood, has all the trappings of an upscale night spot ... it's open to 2 a.m., has a ladies night (Fridays), live music outside Fridays and Saturdays and a cozy, contemporary lounge. But it also happens to be a very good restaurant with an experienced executive chef. Alex Dziurzynski, former top toque at Fort Lauderdale's Jackson's Steakhouse and Fish, has created an appealing Mediterranean menu with dishes like paella, lamb and couscous, roast chicken with risotto and sweet Greek yogurt. Everything's house-made, from a warm loaf of French bread to cheesecake baklava.
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After teasing them all week, the New York Knicks unveiled a new, bright orange alternate uniform on Friday.
Knicks unveil alternate orange unis pic.twitter.com/RXd6BFeTzX— Phil Hecken (@PhilHecken) October 25, 2013
Pick up the @NYKnicks new Orange Alternate Uni - http://t.co/2jfYmD7ZYe - from @NBAStore now! http://t.co/pp1E6oKsWX— NBA (@NBA) October 25, 2013
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For John Wooden's great grandson, Tyler Trapani, to score the last basket in "old" Pauley Pavilion, on the day that UCLA routed #10 Arizona, 71-49, it was surreal.
Trapani, with a few seconds left in the game, had the ball fall out of the sky and into his hands, as if it were an assist from Coach himself.
If you're a spiritual person, you might believe that Coach was actually in the building Saturday, because UCLA played like they were possessed by Wooden's spirit.
The Bruins played their best game of the season – no question – in dominating the Wildcats. Again, you couldn't have written the script any hokier, that for a team which has struggled with its effort and focus all year long to put it so together in the biggest game of the year, which also happens to be the last game in old Pauley.
As we've maintained all season, UCLA's defense will take this team as far as it can go, and if you watched the game Saturday, it would seem the defense has the capability of taking the team a good distance. It was an excellent defensive performance, holding Arizona to 31% shooting from the field for the game, and 25% in the second half. If you took a typical game from earlier in the year and held it up to compare it to this one, it'd look like a different defensive team, even though it was all the same guys in the uniforms.
Perhaps it was the throwback uniforms that got them to play with some throwback intensity. You know Ben Howland, who is superstitious, is going to bring out those uniforms again before the season is over.
You do have to say one slightly cynical thing about the defensive performance, too, which you have to mention because it's dead on: It's really amazing how well this team can play defense when they actually try, huh?
There were two guys who made all the difference in the game defensively, and that was Reeves Nelson and Anthony Stover. See, now this is why you can't be a stats scout. If you were just looking at a box score, you could immediately understand why Nelson was the player of the game, scoring 27 points and hauling in 16 boards. But why would you even consider giving the honor of difference-maker to Stover, whose stat line is modest (except for, perhaps, that big "4" in the blocks column)? If you watch the game again you'll see that Stover was a huge influence in every one of his 18 minutes played, blocking or altering just about every shot near him, making it near-impossible for any Wildcat to score around the basket. But it wasn't just his shot-blocking; Stover is, by far, the best screen hedger of any big man on the team, and perhaps the best that Howland has ever had. His hedges are so good it completely disrupts the opposing team's offensive flow, to the point they have to pretty much re-start their offense. See, now, these are the kind of little things that don't show up on a stat sheet – hedging and altering shots – that make a huge impact on a game. The players on the court, too, aren't robots, they have emotions, so that kind of defensive effort and performance by one of their teammates is infectious. Every time Stover is on the court it's not coincidental that his teammates step up their defense.
Seriously, perhaps the most exciting thing about this season is imagining what Stover, who is only a redshirt freshman, is going to be like by the time he's a senior. Hopefully Howland will have him teaching a seminar to incoming bigs about how to hedge.
The story of Nelson insisting to Howland that he wants to defend Arizona's All-American, Derrick Williams, is also the stuff of a Hollywood script. It seemed pretty no-brainer anyway, after Nelson proved how good of a post defender he could be since he shut down USC's Nikola Vukevic. It was a mistake, as Howland later admitted in his post-game comments, that he left Josh Smith on Williams at the beginning of the game, which resulted in Smith quickly picking up his second foul. You could see Howland cussing at himself on the bench, and we were with you, coach.
UCLA doubled Williams sometimes, and it was generally effective, and contributed to Williams having a poor game offensively, scoring a quiet 15 points. But William being pretty much an offensive non-factor in this game was almost solely due to Nelson's defensive performance. Nelson was excellent, and it was particularly noteworthy just not because of Nelson's good post defense, but because Williams likes to start with the ball out on the wing facing the basket quite a bit. Nelson showed he could stay with Williams, moving his feet quickly enough and staying balanced, beating Williams to the spot. It not only was physically a great defensive performance, but you'd have to suspect that Nelson also did his homework on Williams, seemingly knowing Williams' tendencies well, and beating him to the spot as if he knew where he was going.
In the post-game interview of the players, Nelson made a reference to Bruin Report Online's Greg Hicks, saying that he wanted to prove that Hicks was wrong for asserting that Nelson couldn't play defense, and it certainly makes for great video (thanks, Reeves). But he also got it fundamentally wrong: Hicks and BRO never said Nelson couldn't play defense, but that it seemed he often times chose not to.
Now that he's shown us what kind of defense he can play when he's focused and motivated, we'll all definitely expect it out of him now.
And, if we're going to get it exactly right, we've never really raised much criticism against Nelson's post defense, but more often his help defense, which he actually references in the video as still needing work, and his jogging back up the court in transition.
No matter what was his inspration, it was an excellent defensive performance by Nelson. He held Williams scoreless for 20 minutes, and to only 2 points in the second half.
This game itself proved the sometimes tired axiom that defense will carry you through is right on. When UCLA's offense went cold in the second half, and it did so for a very long stretch, UCLA held its double-digit lead against Arizona because the Wildcats just couldn't get a good look against UCLA's defense. Of course, give Nelson a great deal of credit for his man-to-man on Williams, but it was a definitely defensive team effort. UCLA was the best it's been in defending screens. Much of that might have been because Arizona was giving the Bruins so much space on top of the screen for defenders to easily go around it. But the Bruins generally looked more confident and self-assured about how to defend screens, and then, even just as important, how to provide help to cut off any dribble penetration and then rotate a second time and pick up the kick-out. There were so many Arizona possessions in which they just couldn't punch a hole in UCLA's defense. Even the two consecutive three-pointers that got Arizona a bit back in the game in the second half came after UCLA had sustained two very good defensive trips, it was just that Arizona hit two forced three-pointers at the end of the shot clock. It was clear, though, that if UCLA kept playing defense like that for the remainder of the game Arizona wouldn't be able to keep hitting forced, end-of-shot-clock 24 footers.
The other Bruin whose presence had such a big impact on the game is easily Josh Smith. His defense was good, but his bigger impact came on the offensive end. Besides asserting that UCLA's defense will carry it, the other assertion we've been maintaining all season is that good things happen when the big dog touches the ball in the post. It seems that UCLA got that through its collective head in this game. Smith scored 17 points, and just about every time he caught the ball on the block Arizona just simply couldn't handle him. Williams tried, but he looked like a little gnat on Smith's back. But then, what really also made a huge impact was Smith's passing out of the double team. Arizona collapsed a double team on him, but Smith, to his vast credit, has learned not to panic. He repeatedly found cutters or open outside shooters with his passes. Nelson needs to buy Smith a couple of Fatburgers because he was the most immediately recipient of Smith passing out of the double team, numerous times cutting down the middle of the lane for a Smith pass that led to dunk.
Tyler Honeycutt played a solid game, too, getting 15 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 blocks, against just 1 turnover. He also looked energized by the emotion of the game, offensively being aggressive going to the basket and not settling for outside jumpers, while also playing good defense. Arizona is a good defensive match-up for him, since the guys he generally guards are more fours than threes. We don't know if it's by design, but Honeycutt is most effective defensively when he stays in front of his player but allows him into the paint, which is pretty much a trap to make the player attempt a shot, which Honeycutt has a very good chance of blocking. We've maintained that Honeycutt would be such a better defender if he had to defend opposing fours, and this kind of a way to re-create that.
What's really encouraging is that, if you might notice in this article, we keep touching on the fact that UCLA is learning how to play defense, and each player is finding his defensive niche. We said in the season preview that the team could potentially be very good if this happened, and the game against Arizona is definitely an indication that on many levels it is.
Jerime Anderson also deserves recognition. He was good in every facet of the game in his 15 minutes, scoring four points, including a big basket that to an extent stemmed the tied of an Arizona second-half run, and he had 3 nice assists against no turnovers. He was instrumental in getting the offense back on track when it was sputtering, making the right, well-timed pass in Howland's offensive set, and re-emphasizing to get the ball inside. He also played very good defense.
Another big factor in the game: 8 UCLA turnovers. When the Bruins take care of the ball, and play strong defense they're awfully difficult to beat (that sounds strikingly like something I could have written any time between 2005 and 2008). We did notice that Nelson, on a defensive rebound, gave up the ball to a guard rather than trying to bring it up himself, and that definitely helped to limit turnovers.
We do have to say that, while UCLA did play a very good game, its best of the season, it was facilitated by a poor game from the Wildcats. While it seemed that Arizona had been starting to make a case as of late that they are just not Derrick Williams, UCLA, to an extent showed that, well, yeah they are. If you hold down Williams you can hold Arizona to 49 points. Not only is his scoring big, Williams is the key to the rest of the Wildcats scoring, and UCLA stopped that down. The Wildcats, too, appeared flat for most of the game, perhaps because it was coming off a disconcerting loss to USC, the energy of the UCLA crowd, etc. But also, Arizona's Sean Miller seemed to make some tactical errors. UCLA's opponents this season have minimized Josh Smith's impact not by doubling him, but by denying him the ball, and Arizona allowed him to touch it almost at will. Smith is a good passer but sometimes doesn't work hard to get position to catch the ball, so you'd rather deny him the ball in the post than allow him to pass out of the double team. Arizona never went to a zone throughout the game, which would have helped its defense collapse on Smith and deny him a touch. Then, if you were going to be married to the double team, you would assume the most obvious guy cutting down the lane, Nelson, was going to be getting the pass out of the double team, but it looked like it was the first time that had ever happened to the Wildcats, every time. They were particularly poor defensively away from the ball, with UCLA cutters easily leaving their flat-footed defender in the dust. As I said, too, on offense, Arizona's screens allowed far too much space for a UCLA defender to trail his man on top of it.
Arizona's breakdowns and curious tactical choices definitely contributed to the, yes, you have to say it – magical – day. Like it was a Hollywood script.
Hopefully the Bruins have a few more scenes of the potential feel-good movie of the year on location in Seattle.


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Dec 10, 2014A new review provides a resource for understanding the role of microorganisms in Earth's iron cycle.
Dec 5, 2014NASA's goal of sending human explorers to Mars got a boost today with the first test flight of the new Orion spacecraft.
Dec 3, 2014NASA's new spacecraft is on the launch pad and ready for takeoff.
Nov 28, 2014NASA has released an updated version of an old view of Europa. The new image could provide clues about features at the moon's surface and the secrets it hides beneath its icy crust.
Nov 27, 2014A team of chemists has created a robotic instrument that is able to analyze rough, uneven surfaces.
Nov 26, 2014A new review examines questions about the continental crust of Earth that could be relevant to habitability.
Nov 21, 2014The formation of RNA from prebiotic reactions may not be as problematic as scientists once thought.
Nov 19, 2014NASA has released a new animation that highlights Bennu, the target asteroid of the OSIRIS-REx mission.
Nov 14, 2014Scientists have a constructed a new database of the diversity in an enzyme that is used by microorganisms to metabolize sulfur.
Nov 13, 2014Philae is now stationed on the comet and sending back images and scientific data.
Nov 7, 2014A new study examines how Earth's oldest iron formations could have been formed before oxygenic photosynthesis played a role in oxidizing iron.
Nov 5, 2014NASA has selected 10 universities that will study how CubeSats could enhance the next mission to Europa.
Oct 29, 2014New results from the Curiosity rover support theories that non-acidic water persisted in the Yellowknife Bay region on Mars.
Oct 24, 2014A new study provides insights about the abundance of water in fragments of asteroids.
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The Lichfield Vaults is a welcoming city centre pub tucked away in Church Street, Hereford, a minute's walk from both the Cathedral and High Town. Andy and Lesley, together with their friendly team, offer customers a traditional pub experience in a cosy and relaxing atmosphere while serving up some of the finest ales and pub food in Herefordshire - with a twist. Andy's Greek Cypriot roots are reflected in the menu with its emphasis on fresh, simple and tasty Greek specialties. Our ever-popular Roast Sunday Lunch is served from 12.00 to 4.00 pm and costs just £9.95.
But t here is much more to the Lich than just its excellent food. It is also rightly famous for its array of real ales - from Deuchars IPA, Doom Bar, Golden XPA to Adnams Broadside. And as well as excellent beers you'll find a wide range of wines by the glass or bottle, draught and bottled ciders and lagers, spirits and coffees. in 2015 The Lich was runner-up (from over 1,000 Star Inn pubs) in the 2015 Best Cask Ale category, an accolade which speaks volumes for the hard work Andy and his team put in every day to ensure that you are served the perfect pint.
The Lich also hosts regular live music events. Outside there is a large decked seating area. The whole pub is disabled friendly and background music is non-intrusive. Free Wi-Fi is available. We welcome dogs as long as they are kept on a lead. The Lich attracts an eclectic mix of customers, all of whom are made to feel part of the family, so why not come along and experience its unique atmosphere for yourself.
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"A pub since the 18th c (originally The Dog,) in picturesque pedestrianised area near cathedral; dark panelling, some stripped brick and exposed joists, impressive plasterwork in big-windowed front room, traditionally furnished with dark pews, padded pub chairs and a couple of heavily padded benches, hot coal stove, charming Greek landlord and friendly staff, well kept Adnams, Bass, Caledonian and Sharps, enjoyable food from sandwiches up including selection of Greek dishes, good Sunday roasts, daily papers; faint background music - live blues/rock last Sunday of month, games machines; children welcome, no dogs, picnic-sets in pleasant back courtyard.."
Our teams - The Lich has recently enjoyed success in several competitions. At present we participate in a Quiz League (Sunday), Mens' Darts (Monday), Cribbage (Tuesday) and Ladies' Darts (Wednesday).
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When Mitsubishi unveiled its Lancer Evolution VII racecar at the 2001 New York Auto Show, it was fitted with a 280-horsepower engine and all-wheel drive. Two years later, a street-legal version emerged.
Sometimes dubbed "Evo," the road-rallye-inspired model was the eighth Evolution car since 1992. The first one competed in the 1993 Monte Carlo World Rally Championship. Each prior version had been available in Japan, but the Evolution VIII was the first one sold in the United States.
For 2004, Mitsubishi introduced a Lancer Evolution RS. Weight-saving measures cut nearly 150 pounds from the RS, and a rear crossbar and front limited-slip differential were intended to aid handling. Deleted items included the wing spoiler, rear wiper, air conditioner, audio system, power accessories and ABS.
Engine output on all 2005 models grows by 5 hp to 276 hp, and an active center differential is standard. An Infinity 315-watt audio system with a trunk-mounted subwoofer is optional. A new MR Edition, billed as Mitsubishi's highest-performing street-legal model, features Bilstein shock absorbers, a six-speed close-ratio manual gearbox, an aluminum roof and lightweight forged-aluminum BBS wheels.
A redesigned 2006 Evolution IX with a 286-hp engine debuted at the 2005 New York Auto Show.
Despite some styling similarities with Mitsubishi's Lancer sedan, the Evolution adds many noticeable extras that befit its performance orientation. Widened front fenders and unique headlight assemblies project a stronger appearance and improve aerodynamics. A lightweight aluminum hood with a large vent opening helps dissipate engine heat.
The horizontal and vertical wings of the rear spoiler are made of carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic. Torsional rigidity is said to be double that of the regular Lancer. Enkei alloy wheels on the Evolution VIII and RS hold high-grip 17-inch Yokohama tires. Standard high-intensity-discharge headlights on the MR Edition have an auto-off feature. A sunroof is optional.
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Equipped with an intercooled turbocharger, the Evolution's 2.0-liter four-cylinder generates 276 hp at 6,500 rpm and 286 pounds-feet of torque at 3,500 rpm. It teams with a five-speed-manual gearbox in the Evolution VIII and RS and a close-ratio six-speed manual in the MR Edition. Full-time all-wheel drive is standard, and a single 4-inch-diameter tailpipe is visible at the rear.
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Paranautical Activity combines the classic FPS action of games like Doom and Quake, with the randomness and difficulty of modern roguelikes like Binding of Isaac and Spelunky. It's available now on Desura for $9.99. Buying the beta get's you all future updates for the game, as well as the full game when it comes out. Visit our webstite at CodeAvarice.com to stay up to date on upcoming patches, and the latest developments.
I'm loving the new update. It makes it feel like a true roguelike since the bosses change more.
This is an amazing game, if you played The binding of Isaac you will most
likeyly like this. Awesome job on this game. Good graphics, awesome sound track, good and challenging rooms. and the bost boss item ever BLUBBER
Props given where they are due.
This is such an addictive game. I give it a 10 because even though it's not even finished, I've whittled countless hours away at it. The updates are fast and furious, increasing the addictive personality of the game. I love it to death.
Horrible game by the most cowardly and pathetic devs I've ever seen. Won't even stay around the forums on Steam to answer questions because of the overwhelming number of people who know these developers are ****.
These guys can't face criticism, they even said themselves that they can't handle being around forums that they're obliged to answer questions in because "waaah someone might make fun of us"
Made by whiny children, terrible game, it's been out for several days now and is already trailing behind Infestation: Survivor Stories on the top sellers.
Guess these guys won't be counting their "stacks of money"
Mike is gonna have to buy his meth some other way! ;D
I freaking love this game! It's so fun. It's like a 3D Binding of Isaac. Random weapon, random rooms....
Everything about this game is fantastic. It might be a bit short on content in terms of enemies, weapons, traps and items; but that doesn't stop it from still being loads of fun and having amazing replayability.
It's a hybrid of Binding of Isaac and Doom, with the floor generation and item collecting of Isaac and fast-paced shooting of Doom, and it does it well enough that it's its own game and doesn't feel like it's trying to replace either of those two.
The art style, while simple, is well-done. It's appealing to look at despite textures being pixelated and models being blocky. The lighting is interesting as well; enemies, projectiles, and explosive barrels all stand out amongst the darkness in each room, making them easily recognizable even when you're running around the room too fast to get a good look at everything around you. It's exciting to see a thick blur of light on the ground because you know there's a large mass of coins laying there waiting to be picked up.
The electronic music is also good and fits the mood of the game very well. I enjoyed every track despite electronic not even being my preferred music genre.
Overall, this game is well deserving of a 10/10 score and for being only $6 to purchase a copy it's definitely worth buying and supporting the devs. I very much look forward to seeing what new content gets added in the future.
I recently just updated (it's AMAZING!) and I must say, THANK YOU for nerfing (did you nerf?) the first few floors, because I can actually play through the first floor (I still can't beat the boss and those big demon things though, those are annoying XD) and I love the new weapon(s?)! The Sickle is just awesome. Absolutely AWESOME.
I really enjoy this game, he is so nice and amazing.
I also like the retro graphics and the fast FPS gameplay. And the weapons are also funny and goodly made.
Fun game. Get's too easy if you get the right power ups at the right time.
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Open Source App Combats Facebook's Ever-changing Privacy
ReclaimPrivacy.org works to tighten security.
In news that will surely make our own Rikki Kite very happy, a pair of open source Web applications have been created to fight back against Facebook's recent redefinition of privacy. ReclaimPrivacy.org allows for simple, quick identification of where your Facebook account exposes or shares your personal information to the Internet at large.
Running the scan requires the user to make a bookmark from the reclaimprivacy.org site, open Facebook and sign into the Facebook account in question, and then click the button of the ReclaimPrivacy.org bookmark just created. The scanner runs in-browser and scans the following criteria:
- Instant personalization, which share information with non-Facebook sites
- Personal information, including bio and Favorite Quotations.
- Contact information, including phone numbers, email addresses and various chat IDs
- Friends, Tags and Connections, pretty self explanatory
- How your friends share your data. There is an instant opt-out for this
- Whether known applications are accessing and sharing your personal information
ReclaimPrivacy.org's source code is freely available here. For more information on the project, head to the aptly named reclaimprivacy.org.
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Issue 192/2016
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Nextcloud Announces Raspberry Pi-Powered Home Cloud Box
Innovative system adds a hard drive and Ubuntu Core to the RPi for an IoT hub.
Linus Torvalds Confirms the Date of the First Linux Release
Linux is two weeks younger than we thought!
End of OpenOffice?
The Apache Software Foundation considers retiring OpenOffice
Adobe Gives New Life to NPAPI Plugin for Linux
Adobe won't kill the plugin in 2017
LinuxCon North America Convenes in Toronto, Canada
Linux Foundation's big event celebrates the 25th anniversary of Linux
Linux Turns 25
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Competitors get in the game with RHEL without Red Hat
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This is so beautiful and interesting i have never seen something like this.Very good structure.I would like to have structures like this in my country Panama. n_n
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Dr. Branch graduated from UMDNJ, Newark.
Dr. Branch has 1 hospital affiliations:
- Madigan Army Medical Center
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- Dr. James Brookes Branch MD is a male Preventative Medicine Specialist, has 14 years of experience and practices in Aerospace Medicine.
- Where does Dr. James B. Branch practice?
- Dr. James Branch has 1 office location.
Dr. James Branch practices Aerospace Medicine near Tacoma, WA.
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