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Published 28/07/2014 | 02:30
Well, there was the incredibly inspiring march and demo that started at the GPO and ended at the Russian embassy in Rathgar to protest against the despicable shooting down of the Malaysian jet.
Then, of course, there was the stirring demo outside the Iranian consulate in Blackrock to protest against the continued and entirely open and official persecution of Christians and gays.
After all, the news last week that a Christian had has lips mutilated with a lit cigarette as punishment for being seen to eat during Ramadan appalled so many people - Christians, Muslims and non-believers alike - that they just had to take to the streets to vent their fury at such state-sponsored savagery.
And then there was the protest outside the GPO where Irish-based Muslims blocked O'Connell Street for an hour. That protest is the first recorded march where Muslims used the banner 'Not in our Name' to condemn the Islamic savagery of ISIS.
That shower of barely human Neanderthals have really showed their true colours with their announcement that all women in Mosul (not just the young girls, as if that would somehow make it any better) must present themselves for genital mutilation.
ISIS, after all, poses the biggest threat to Muslims in the world right now and its members are so crazy that even al-Qa'ida think they're completely mad.
Or what about the small but determined gathering to express solidarity with European Jews, who are now witnessing persecution and violence on the streets of Paris and Berlin and Vienna in a way not seen since the unpleasantness in the 1940s?
Or how about those football fans who were disgusted to see the players of Maccabi Haifa attacked by Turkish Muslims when they played Lille in a friendly last week and who made a gesture of solidarity at numerous League of Ireland grounds over the weekend?
And then there was the inspiring backlash by the people of Dun Laoghaire who were disgusted by the actions of some little toe-rag from the ludicrous People Before Profit rabble who forcibly took down the Israeli flag at a children's regatta. After all, political differences can be put aside when you're dealing children who are non-combatants
Oh wait. Hang on. There were no such protests. Because protesting against such things might have forced the participants to ask hard questions of themselves.
And we know, from bitter history, that the only thing the average protester hates more than Fox News is asking hard questions about their cause.
But if your cause allows you to be cool with humiliating a bunch of children because of their origin, or if you're morally untroubled by Muslim immigrants to Europe chanting about sending Europeans to the gas chambers, then at least admit what you are - a fascist.
No, of course, you're not. You're proudly left wing and believe in tolerance - which is why you want to boycott Israel, rather than examine your own conscience.
So, go on then, boycott Israel.
But remember to dump your mobile phone, your laptop and any other electronic device you have because they all use kit made by Israeli companies.
But if you give up all your electronic gear in protest at the actions of the Jews (don't be fooled by the fatuous distinctions between 'anti-Semitic' and 'anti-Israeli', that line has largely ceased to exist) then how will you be able to go on Twitter and Facebook to tell the world about your boycott?
Here's the deal - if you dump all your gear, then you can say you're engaged in a boycott.
Until then you're just another poser.
And a phoney to boot.
Next we fart Paris?
Proving that some people really have taken the Monty Python come-back a little too far, one English inventor has come up with possibly the single most pointless invention known to man - a giant fart machine. Colin Furze says he plans to build the device, which the world has somehow managed to live without for all these years, and when it's done, he says "I'm going to bring it down to the cliffs of Dover and see if they can hear the giant fart 21 miles away in Calais".
Now, I'm as up for a good fart as the next man, assuming the next man doesn't really like fart jokes.
He explains his decision on the grounds that "my neighbours always say that I make too much noise, so I decided if I could make a noise that our neighbours across the Channel could hear".
Two things are immediately apparent - this bloke must be a bloody nightmare to live beside but, apart from that, we should probably just be grateful that he's not spending all his time on some sort of amateur doomsday device.
The thing is though - if a giant machine farts in Dover, will anybody hear? Will some eccentric. rival French inventor come up with a giant, projectile vomit cannon to strike back at les ros boeufs?
Of course, if the French stay true to type they will probably just come up with a hugely expensive device which will emit the world's most spectacular shrug of disdain?
Oh, the 1pc
Michael Moore is a bit like that guy who used to be interesting in school but now you avoid him whenever possible, putting your past dalliances with him down to youthful naivety.
The man who should have been forced to return his Oscar after he admitted fabricating footage in Bowling For Columbine has become increasingly irrelevant and ridiculous as his lies have been exposed. But now it appears that the guy who liked to rile against the 1pc-ers certainly knows his target - because he's one of them.
In an increasingly vicious divorce battle, it emerged that the self-professed man of the people actually owns nine homes, including a multimillion-dollar condo in Manhattan.
He kept that bit quiet when he was toadying up to the anti-capitalist Occupy movement, that's for sure...
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Mayors Convene to Pursue Efforts to Help Children Read at Grade-Level by the Third Grade
Mayors Convene to Pursue Efforts to Help Children Read at Grade Level by the Third Grade
The National League of Cities (NLC) encourages the House and Senate to pass a short-term extension for transportation funding and quickly put forth a long-term transportation program.
Mayors Convene to Pursue Efforts to Help Children Read at Grade Level by the Third Grade
NLC Awards Eight Grants of Up To $260,000 for Implementing Health Benefit Outreach Campaigns
In keeping with the conference theme "The Future of Cities," NLC is proud to feature Futurist Mike Walsh as our opening keynote speaker for the Congress of Cities and Exposition this November in Austin, Texas.
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Following the vote today by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to modernize the E-Rate program by providing $2 billion to schools to upgrade and enhance their Wi-Fi networks, National League of Cities (NLC) Executive Director Clarence Anthony issued this statement.
Following today's confirmation of San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro as Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (H.U.D.), National League of Cities President Chris Coleman, Mayor of Saint Paul, Minn. released this statement.
The National League of Cities applauds the U.S. House of Representatives for joining with the U.S. Senate to strengthen the nation's workforce system. The bipartisan Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), which the House passed today, will streamline and modernize the nation's workforce system while meeting the local needs of both employers and employees.
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It was perhaps fitting that on Brazil's Valentine's Day, its love affair with football and the World Cup was put to the test.
Much has been written on these pages and elsewhere about the split feelings towards Fifa's bombastic global soccershow, which has rolled into town with all the sensitivity of a wasp playing sweary rap music loudly out of its mobile phone speakers.
But a feeling remained that if Brazil got off to a flyer then everyone might be easier to drag on board the World Cup bandwagon.
It was fair to say the bandwagon hit a stone before it could really get rolling, and that wasn't Jennifer Lopez nor any of the "rocks that she got". The opening ceremony was every bit the atrocity I had expected it to be and more when I arrived at the Arena Corinthians some six hours before kick-off, but within 11 minutes of the curtain being raised the stadium was utterly silent.
One of the things that so transfixed me about football when I went to games as a kid was the noise; the synchronised spontaneity of a chant, the guttural roar that greeted a goal but also the complete silence when the away team scored.
It only lasted a half-second, maybe less. Then a small pocket of the ground would erupt in celebration. But I always loved the way that the game could suddenly just stun a huge mass of people into a forlorn muteness.
Sao Paulo last night witnessed one of the all-time great sound vacuums, in itself a special World Cup moment because of what it instigated – a comeback – but also because it spoke to the world and it silenced a nation.. a nation that has been so boisterous in the build-up to this tournament, whether for or against.
Some fifteen minutes before Marcelo's own goal, it was the sheer visceral noise of the crowd that had brought seemingly every hair on my body to surge to attention. Forget the back of your neck, my head felt like Don King's, electrified by the raw, acapella conclusion of the Brazilian anthem.
The next time we would hear noise like that was on the half-hour mark when Neymar's clipped daisy-cutter clanked in off the post – a roar of uncensored relief that saw hope flow back from the lungs of the crowd and into those wearing yellow on the pitch.
In the backdrop of this great scene, where the Sao Paulo sky was visible through the gaping corners of the Itaquerao, the purpling sunset was punctuated by fireworks. Spontaneous and yet synchronised, households all over this sprawling metropolis were sending gunpowdered messages of relief into the sky and Brazil were back on track.
What followed, with the refereeing and the associated shambles, was obviously very poor.
With so much spectacle in a game like this, to come away with the referee as arguably the biggest story is far from desirable but Yuichi Nishimura's performance – incompetent or otherwise – make it difficult to talk about much else.
And that's a shame, because there was plenty to be praised. Niko Kovac's brave midfield selection that we had ruminated on yesterday came to fruition and was a success. The young coach showed balls the size of Zagreb to play such an attacking trio and he should have been rewarded with a better result.
Oscar's fabulous performance was great to see after he'd been so close to dropping out of the side, while Ivica Olic rolled back the years with a superb display for the Croatians.
The frustration lies in the fact that a game of such importance and significance was so evenly-poised, and so brilliantly tense, when one flop from (the anonymous) Fred changed it all in a second.
On Brazil's dia dos namorados there were actually plenty of great things to be enamoured by, but it's heartbreaking to feel we were cheated of a great finale.
Tomorrow, the diary heads to Belo Horizonte.
Previous World Cup diaries...
Day One of Ed's diary on the magic of Rio de Janeiro and Neymar's opportunity - click here.
Day Two on Brazil's right to protest and the tension around the World Cup - click here.
Day Three on rain in Rio and the heat remaining on Brazil to win for a sixth time - click here.
Day Four on queues, traffic and frustration in Sao Paulo - but the World Cup's finally here - click here.


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Snap counts: Hankerson starts again
Sep 23, 2013, 3:55 PM EDT
Here's a look at who played how much against the Lions (snap counts via Pro Football Focus):
Offense 80 snaps
QB/O-line: Robert Griffin III, Trent Williams, Kory Lichtensteiger, Will Montgomery, Chris Chester, Tyler Polumbus all played 80
This group is now 219/219 for the season
Wide receivers: Pierre Garçon 71, Leonard Hankerson 56, Santana Moss 44, Josh Morgan 25, Aldrick Robinson 11
That's a lot of snaps for Hankerson, who again started over Morgan. Robinson had two big "catches", one of which was nullified by a penalty and the other one that he couldn't quite hold on to in the end zone
Tight ends: Jordan Reed 32, Logan Paulsen 56, Niles Paul 7
With Davis out, the Redskins probably planned to play Reed more but a bruised quad kept him out for most of the second half.
Running backs: Alfred Morris 43, Roy Helu Jr. 36, Darrel Young 19
If you throw a lot of passes, that means more snaps for Helu and fewer for Young.
Defense 74 snaps
Defensive line: Barry Cofield 54 Stephen Bowen 55, Kedric Golston 57, Phillip Merling 18, Nick Barnett 8, Chris Neild 13
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Linebacker: Ryan Kerrigan 67, Perry Riley 67, Brian Orakpo 64, London Fletcher 59, Nick Barnett 8, Darryl Tapp 3,
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Defensive back: Josh Wilson, DeAngelo Hall, Brandon Meriweather, David Amerson all played 67, E. J. Biggers 4
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Definitely want to see more of Hankerson! He is a great player and remember last year when he had those 2 big TD's when Cousins was in for RG3 against the Browns.. Hankerson can play if you give the guy a chance. I have strong faith in him and when picking between him or J. Morgan, I would have to go with Hankerson. Skins should target him more, and get him involved in the offense. Also he is great at slants and running open in the flats. Go Hankerson!
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Jennifer Monson is a critically acclaimed and well established New York choreographer. Her work has been seen in Europe, Latin America and Australia. She has won a National Endowment for the Arts Choreographer's Fellowship, a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship and a Bessie Award. But she's nervous about bringing her latest piece, The Glint, to Houston.
It's no wonder. Monson is an improvisational choreographer, and dance improvisation has a bad rap, especially here in Houston where big, beautiful ballet rules the scene. When you say "improv," even fans of the most avant-garde modern dance cringe. The image that comes to mind is of untrained dancers rolling around on top of each other like some sort of giant feel-good mutating marshmallow. The image that comes to mind is dance for the performers instead of dance for the audience.
But that is not Jennifer Monson's kind of improv. "Everybody thinks they can do it, so you have a lot of people doing it badly," she says. "It's easy to be lazy with improv, but I'm really rigorous with everything."
You won't see Monson in a dance exploring all the things her elbows can do, or a contact improv piece where dancers are buffeted around like popcorn kernels in a microwavable bag. For Monson, improvisation is really about composition and performance. "I'm constantly developing structure, but I'm doing it on the spot," she explains. "The audience is able to see me make a choice."
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While returning to Earth, the space shuttle explodes and the fragments bring an alien virus that recodes the human DNA. In Washington, the psychiatrist Carol Bennell observes the modification of the behavior of one of her clients first, then in her former husband and finally in the population in general. Together with her friend Dr. Ben Driscoll the researcher Dr. Stephen Galeano, they discover that the extraterrestrial epidemic affects human beings while sleeping and that her son Ollie, who had chickenpox when he was a baby, is immune to the disease and may save mankind from the outbreak.- Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Once ductwork is free of contaminants, the HVAC technician should turn his or her attention to the other components of the system, including the blower, air-conditioning coils, etc.
HVAC cleaning obviously has a positive effect on indoor air quality, but this service might also shave a few decimals off of your building's utility bill. It makes sense that HVAC systems filled with dirt and debris won't run at full potential, so ensuring HVAC system cleanliness system is a simple, effective way to increase energy efficiency. (In fact, having a clean HVAC system can increase efficiency by up to 30 percent.)
Most experts suggest cleaning your system every 2 to 5 years, depending on the conditions that affect system functionality – things like pollen, dust, renovation work, and nearby construction.
When it comes to energy efficiency, a clean evaporator coil is most important. The system's metal coil tubes can be drastically affected by dust and dirt. For example, when a building is air conditioned, the air flows across the cold coils. Over time, these coils become matted with dust and dirt, significantly reducing the system's ability to cool the air. The system must work longer and harder to keep the building cool, ultimately costing more money to run.
HVAC cleaning companies invest in video inspection equipment for a number of reasons – most notably so they can validate to you that work is needed, and assure you that the job was completed properly.
Inspection at hefty commercial jobs is needed so you can see if all (or just some) of the system needs to be cleaned. Video equipment is also useful for third-party jobs, when a company is asked to validate cleaning work by another business.
Hank Duncan of Connecticut Steam Cleaning in South Windsor, CT, says he offers commercial customers a detailed report of their ductwork before the job begins, which is made possible by video inspection equipment. That way, customers can see if the entire duct system needs to be cleaned, if just a part of it needs work, or if nothing was found during the inspection.
Dust and debris build-up on system components, such as blower fins or ductwork walls, greatly decrease HVAC efficiency as well. These contaminants decrease airflow, resulting in more energy being consumed to provide the desired comfort level.
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NADCA members must meet a strict set of requirements, so making sure your contractor is a member is a good idea. NADCA members have to comply with cleaning standards and a code of ethics.
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We need to do more than simply tell women not to drink alcohol. We need to be here for them.
Although most women know that alcohol consumption during pregnancy can harm their developing baby, some women continue to engage in drinking while pregnant. While there are many reasons why expectant mothers may engage in drinking while pregnant, no women drink to intentionally harm their baby. When they drink, it's for other reasons – a lack of personal or social supports, addiction or any of the other stressors that come with the new responsibility of motherhood.
Women who are most at risk of having a child with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder(FASD) often describe drinking as a way to cope. They need support from friends, family, the larger community, health care providers and others to address many health, social, financial and relational concerns.
"Here for Her" aims to expand Canadians' understanding of FASD and to encourage Canadians to offer support to the expectant mothers in their lives. Pregnant women need to know that the rest of us are there to support them through this journey – that we all embrace our role in dealing with this challenge.
We want FASD to be recognized as what it is – a problem that CAn ONLY BE SOLVED IF WE ARE HERE FOR HER.
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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is a term used to describe the many effects of prenatal exposure to alcohol when a mother drinks alcohol during pregnancy. Nine out of every 1,000 babies in Canada are born with FASD. It is the leading known case of brain damage among Canadian children.
Some commonly seen challenges for people with FASD include:
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Showtime has announced a slew of guest stars for the upcoming seventh season of "Weeds." In addition, the premium cable network also unveiled some key twists in the "Weeds" narrative.
[That last sentence was a warning that if you don't want to have a couple "Weeds" Season 7 details spoiled, you may want to back away, slowly.]
Production on "Weeds" is currently underway and the half-hour dramedy will return to Showtime on Monday, June 27.
When we left Nancy Botwin (Mary-Louise Parker) at the end of Season 6, she was surrendering to the FBI for Pilar's murder. Next season will begin three years later, with Nancy ending a prison sentence and moving into a halfway house in New York City. Having spent years in Copenhagen, Andy (Justin Kirk), Silas (Hunter Parrish) and Shane (Alexander Gould) are heading back to the Big Apple for a family reunion.
Intriguing, right?
Showtime has also revealed that Martin Short will appear in at least three episodes, playing "an eccentric attorney," while Aidan Quinn is set to at least four episodes as "a charismatic investment firm CEO." Jennifer Jason Leigh will return for at least four episodes as Nancy's sister Jill, while Lindsay Sloane is set for six episodes as a conceptual artist who attracts Andy's attention.
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ragnarokius 4 years ago#11
hyro56 posted...ExtremeLight is extremely inept. Ignore him.
I kinda agree with extreme light.
Still, X is the best bridge between new and old.
The only exception is the Lightning Saga. You never start with any games from the Lightning Saga. It's just a no-no.
Please feel free to correct me on my grammar and/or spelling. I appreciate your help.
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ragnarokius posted...
ExtremeLight posted...hyro56 posted...ExtremeLight is extremely inept. Ignore him.
I think TC should wait till the FFX HD. It is expected next year. I assume you only got a ps3. Chances are you won't like FF13 but then again the complaint for that game was basically that it lack the older FF stuffs. If you can wait I recommend FFX HD or Maybe even Versus XIII if it's on ps3 next year. Most of the older FF are on PSN btw. FF1-9 are available and I think they are 50% off right now in the psn store.
Versus XIII is coming in 2014, GTA5 will be awesome, and PS4/Xbox 720 is coming in Dec. Lightning Return will be super awesome and I don't care what you think!
Asking that kind of question here is a bad idea since the fanbase is very divided. Just go to YouTube and watch gameplay videos of all the FF and decide for yourself.
I personally think that starting with any FF is fine. They are all different.
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Final Fantasy IX for the Playstation 1 (or Playstation 3 from PSN).
It has a moderately slow and easy gameplay, which might suit you best if you're not accustomed to JRPGs, and the characters and plot are upbeat and whimsical, fitting for a Nintendo fan.
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DragoonGriffith 4 years ago#16
Play either FF6, FF7, FF9 or FF10 as your first.
They are the generally regarded best games in the series and you can't really go wrong with them.
Any of them is good.
DarkKnightCessi 4 years ago#17
drsw36 posted...
Asking that kind of question here is a bad idea since the fanbase is very divided. Just go to YouTube and watch gameplay videos of all the FF and decide for yourself.
Yeah, read some reviews and watch gameplay videos on youtube. That would be the best way to decide which ones you might like.
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j-fielding95 4 years ago#18
Start with X. Probably the cheapest of the series, but also the best.
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hyro56 posted...Since you're a Nintendo fanboy I'd start with the SNES titles. Work your way up from there. The Lightning Saga doesn't give a proper representation of what Final Fantasy is capable of.
No problem :) Although, I hate to break it to you but this board is quite negative when it comes to what you want to play, but it's all up to you. As for the graphics, the PS1 titles are better compared to the Game Boy Color and Advanced ones. If you want to see them, look up FFVII, VII, VIII on YouTube.
Also, you can play Final Fantasy IV, V, and VI on the Gameboy Advanced, so that works out as well.
Good Luck!
In my opinion you shouldn't start with VI, VII, X, VIII, XII, IV, III, II, I.
So either V, IX, XIII, or Tactics.
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There are now forty-four lawsuits challenging the HHS Mandate, which requires most employers, under pain of penalty, to pay for employee health insurance that covers contraceptives, abortion-inducing drugs, sterilization, and related education and counseling.
The American Center for Law & Justice is involved in close to half of those cases: to date we have filed four lawsuits against the Mandate and have filed friend-of-the-court briefs in support of the plaintiffs in thirteen other cases.
One of those friend-of-the-court briefs was filed this past summer in support of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Fort Worth.
Soon after the Diocese filed its lawsuit, the federal government asked the trial court to dismiss the case, claiming the Diocese was not currently being injured by the Mandate.
We filed a friend-of-the-court brief, along with 79 Members of Congress, opposing the government's motion.
We argued that the trial court should deny the government's motion and allow the case to proceed to a final resolution on the merits of the Diocese's claims against the Mandate.
We explained that the Diocese is being injured now by the Mandate because it must rearrange its fiscal affairs to prepare to pay significant annual penalties if it does not comply with the Mandate.
Yesterday, January 31, the trial court denied the government's motion.
The court noted that "a prompt ruling on the merits of the Diocese's claims should add clarity to the constitutional issues presented by the Mandate . . . [whereas] a decision to withhold consideration of the Mandate would likely result in hardship to the Diocese, given that the Diocese must now decide whether to (a) implement substantial changes to its group health plans to achieve compliance with the Mandate or (b) budget for the imposition of significant fines for non-compliance."
We are pleased that this case will continue to a final resolution on the merits of the Diocese's claims. We are hopeful that the trial court will determine that the Mandate violates the constitutional and statutory rights of the Diocese.
Such a ruling would prevent the Diocese from having to face the choice of complying with the Mandate (and thereby violating its Catholic beliefs) or paying significant annual penalties to the government (in order to stay true to its Catholic beliefs).
We will continue to keep you posted on our efforts to invalidate the HHS mandate.
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Round 1 - Referee Steve Perceval oversees this welterweight contest. Lytle moves to the center, and Ebersole opens up with his famed cartwheel kick. Lytle blocks the surprise maneuver. Lytle punching early, and Ebersole covers up. Ebersole shakes his arms and head in a taunt. Ebersole shoots, but Lytle is game and pushes him away. Ebersole covering well, but Luytle is throwing leather early. Ebersole's corner wants him to keep moving, but he's fairly stationary. Lytle grabs a guillotine choke when Ebersole looks for a single-leg takedown. Lylte can't get guard as he hits the deck. Lytle looks to stand, but he keeps the choke. He flips Ebersole over and takes half-mount. Ebersole also grains the head and slows Lytle's advance. Ebersole tries to scramble, but Lytle locks the guillotine again. He has full guard, but he lets it go after a few seconds. Lytle back to his feet, and Ebersole pushes in against the cage. One minute remains. Lylte drops down again for a guillotine attempt. It's not there. Back to his feet, and Lytle rolls for a kneeler. Ebersole defending well, but he doesn't have much offense. In the final seconds, Ebersole comes alive with a few shoulder strikes. Lytle is cut under the eye. Ebersole rises and gives a little taunt before the final bell. Nevertheless, MMAjunkie.com gives the round to Lytle, 10-9.
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Round 3 - Ebersole opens with another cartwheel kick that Lytle blocks. Lytle still firing shots, and he defends a takedown. Lytle tries for a kimura on the feet. He drops down, and Lyle falls to his back and looks for a guillotine. Not there, so Lytle goes back to his feet. It's another guillotine choke for Lytle, and he transitions to the top while holding the choke. Ebersole scrambling and rolling, but Lytle refuses to let go of the neck. He finally lets go, and Ebersole tries to work from the top. Lytle senses the change and works to his feet. Lytle thinks kimura gain, but it slips off. Lytle looks exhausted, and Ebersole dives for a takedown. He can't get it. Still, he pushes into the clinch. Bit of a stalemate, and there's a brief timeout as Ebersole lost his mouthpiece due to a slap. Little more than a minute on the restart. Lytle works the body. Ebersole answers and tries for another takedown. Not there, and he rolls for a kneeler. It allows Ebersole to take the top, and Lytle has to try and keep the action close. An exhausted Lytle tries to snatch the leg in the closing seconds, but he won't get it. Fight ends there, and a bloodied Lytle is dejected. MMAjunkie.com sees the final round for Ebersole, 10-9, and awards him the fight, 29-28. Brian Ebersole def. Chris Lytle via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28).
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Captain Hobo.
April 8th, 2010, 1:04 PM
So, which kind of cookie do you like better? I like oreos they just taste better.
April 8th, 2010, 1:16 PM
Honestly, I like both of them equally, but sometimes I do prefer one or the other, but it depends wildly on my mood.
April 8th, 2010, 2:23 PM
I like both, especially Oreos with cold milk. Delicious. xD
I hate double stuff oreos though. Ruins EVERYTHING. And the mint ones. xD
April 9th, 2010, 8:55 AM
I like oreo's better. I eat the icing out the middle & give the cookies to a friend XD
April 9th, 2010, 9:43 AM
Whatever Elmo has - must be good to get the reaction out of it, that he has.
April 9th, 2010, 10:38 AM
If I have milk, Oreos. If I don't have milk, Chips Ahoy.
...even still, I'd much rather have my mom's chocolate chip cookies over Chips Ahoy. :P
April 9th, 2010, 10:50 AM
Milk's favorite cookie is coincidentally my favorite cookie as well.
April 9th, 2010, 12:27 PM
What about Oreo Cakesters? They're like little drops of heaven. If Jesus was a cookie, he'd be a cakester.
April 9th, 2010, 1:32 PM
Oreo Cookie always.
I be omnomin' on them when I'm hungry for happiness♥.
April 9th, 2010, 2:06 PM
Chips Ahoy are much better. My mom kept buying Oreos for maybe six months straight at one point. Now I can only eat them once and a while.
April 9th, 2010, 5:42 PM
Oreos > Chips Ahoy by a long shot. Chips Ahoy are just gross.
Freshly baked cookies of any kind beat both by an even longer shot though.
April 9th, 2010, 7:44 PM
Chips A Hoy. I hate Oreos >.>
wayy too much unnecessary creme filling...
its gross.
April 9th, 2010, 8:25 PM
Oreos definitely. Chips ahoy are too blah for me.
But like someone already stated, fresh baked cookies beat both by a mile :) yumyum
Lucy Lu
April 9th, 2010, 9:32 PM
Back in the day when I used to eat terribly...I loved Oreos. Those with some milk, yummy. That was good. I liked Chips Ahoy too, but Oreos hands down were my favorite cookie. These days though I stopped eating those cookies.
April 9th, 2010, 11:09 PM
April 9th, 2010, 11:16 PM
I haven't had a boxed cookie for a year now, but Oreo's get my vote. Chip's Ahoy are too crumbly (unless you mean a different kind) for me, but in milk Oreo's don't break into pieces. I hate it when I get soggy residue at the bottom of my glass xD Also, when I have an Oreo it's less artificial. I dunno :P
April 10th, 2010, 4:51 AM
Oreos...They Win...Always. *Goes And Fetches Some Oreos And A Glass Of Cold Milk*
The Cynic
April 10th, 2010, 5:06 AM
I don't think you can get Chips Ahoy over here. I'm an Oreo man!
April 10th, 2010, 5:19 AM
I prefer oreos, they are much better than chips ahoy xD
April 10th, 2010, 5:25 AM
Chips Ahoy! They have to be the best chocolate chip cookies ever
Twisted Cuteness
April 10th, 2010, 7:17 AM
Oreos because there are different kinds for holidays :3
April 10th, 2010, 7:24 AM
Never even heard of Chips ahoy 0.o Probs cause I'm English ;P
Oreos are tasty though :3
April 10th, 2010, 7:40 AM
I'm a senior in high school and when I get home I sit down at the table with some milk and Oreos like a little kid. You're NEVER too old for Oreos! ;D
Chips Ahoy are good too but Oreos are like lovebuckets<3
Sweet Candace
April 10th, 2010, 8:13 AM
I like Oreos. I haven't had Chips Ahoy, and I don't really care for chocolate chip cookies anyway...
April 10th, 2010, 8:26 AM
I love Oreos so I'm picking that.
Chips Ahoy are pretty good, but not as good as Oreos in my opinion.
April 10th, 2010, 8:29 AM
omigawd give me bothhhhhhh
However, if I had to decide between the two, I would choose Chips Ahoy because Oreos are not cool after I lick the white stuffing off. :c
April 10th, 2010, 8:37 AM
I would probaly pick oreos in my opinion.
April 10th, 2010, 9:35 AM
The white filling in the oreo's tastes nasty to mehh >.<
Patchisou Yutohru
April 11th, 2010, 10:06 AM
I don't like any type of cookie.
Uh-Oh, Ho-Oh!
April 11th, 2010, 12:27 PM
I'd say oreos because of the white fillings x]
April 12th, 2010, 5:30 AM
Chips Ahoy. I love that commercial, even it is corniness to the max.


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