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Honestly Im happy for the family, they are a beautiful couple and yes we all have our rocks but who are we to judge. I think that they are the cutest couple ever and I love how they embraced their love and have fun as a couple, hope that this news is true…team GABBY and DWADE! ##
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Honestly this is a beautiful family, on your worst days you both look good, so yes, to all the followers who posted something negative,sorry, your clearly just jealous, stop, I love the fun loving vibrant smiles captured in this photo, a true display of love, to the newlyweds congratulations and enjoy your honeymoon and please continue your unconditional love keep your personal life personal, there's always someone out there who has nothing better to do but gossip, hoping for some attention.ignore it and them …..#love#Family#
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I knew it was gonna be a lot of haters on here dont hate so much on them theyare a beautiful couple and may god bless the happy couple all through there marriage its good to see dwayne and his lovely wife on here instead of labron and his looking like a man wife lay off of these 2 guys yall mad cause is not yall again have a blessed marriage
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I used to live in Wade County. The way wade plays ball just keeps me glued to the tube. He is a role model for the up and coming. He is generous handsome and always in fantastic physical shape. It's obvious that he has a great sex drive. He behaves normal and has done nothing wrong. He's a great lover and father. He has great taste in women. All the women that he's been with are extremely sexy. His wife to be looks like she is 20. Her eyes can literally interrupt a man's heart beat. He and she are human and when married in Christ is one. Conquering infidelity and forgiving each other throughout the marriage equals a happy forever marriage. A fine man for a fine woman. Seeing them together is heart felt. Who are we to judge them when the Lord didn't give us that authority? Let's wish them the best and deal with our own day by day relationship or marriage. Stop hating, start forgiving, repent. Who knows, one may receive an invitation to this royal wedding. I would walk there if I were invited. This is Wade County, ya better ask somebody!
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Posted at 9:35 PM on January 9, 2014
It's a shame that Dwyane Wade went out and farted a child. We all go though tough times, but to go out and farther a child is discussing.The fact that he had unprotected sex is nasty in this day and age. Gabrielle need to pack her bags and start her own family. Wade can not be trusted. Two Baby mothers. Wow!! Sex is one thing but not using protection and covering up your private is a mess. At the age of 31. He has a lot of growing up. What will he teach his children, Wade need help. You would think he would have learn from Magic mistakes. It's just a matter of time no women of moral would stand for his bill sh__! Once a women allow a man to cheat, have a child. Omg Girl he has no respect for himself, you or his existing children. Pack your bags now! Next he'll say he has a sex additional. It's cumming. He can't keep it in his pants.
Posted at 10:49 PM on January 15, 2014
I totally agree there are worse things than babies can you say herpies (very painful no cure) and yes HIV. It takes him for forever to finally propose to this beautiful black women. Then he does on the heels of having and outside child. gabrielle this women is going no where she loves being the side piece she has accepted her role. The question is are you willing to accept yours as a needy women willing to put up with anything to have this mans name? DON'T WASTE THE PRETTY GABRIELLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted at 12:13 AM on January 21, 2014
For those of you making comments this isn't Gaby's first marriage and she's a smart lady nobody's perfect and al of yo speaking as if you were never cheated on some of you are still with cheaters the were o a split so don't judge gofor it Gaby and Blessing to ou ad D-Wade and for the young lady that made the statement ( Carla ) how do you fart a baby
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I am a 42 year old woman with 5 children married for 17 years with my X husband for 20 and
he cheated . I divorced him and he has not changed threw it all. If we as woman are working
on us there is no time to be in between, love is never, should never be that difficult or hard ,right
is right and that mess is all wrong . If we lift the bar higher the men would not even have a choice!
Posted at 11:52 PM on January 6, 2014
I know that Gabrielle's decision to remain with Dwayne is a difficult one for people to accept. I am in no way excusing his behavior. It seems that they were separated at the time this child was conceived. I am disappointed that in the short time they were apart, Dwayne was comfortable having unprotected sex with another woman. However, they love each other. This situation doesn't change that. Married people often have a lot of challenges to work through. I think those who feel she should abruptly end the relationship and walk away are not being realistic. I hope that he recognizes the damage that he has done to their relationship and then he is prepared to spend the rest of his life making it up to her. The ring would suggest he is off to a good start!
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theres a reason why wife#1 left. you should of waited until the divorce wad over. what goes around comes around. its already a diaster.i know you love him, but somethings you just have 2 let go. he is one of those things. she will always be there. thinking to herself, yeap I had your man and now I have his child. when you know that its supposed to be you with his child. I know what it feels like, but I moved on. it hurts but as time heals itself. a ring is just for the right now healing..
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I guess Gabby is going thru a bit of middle age crisis, not to mention that this is a much younger man with lots and lots of money. Ride it for what it is worth Gabby, and protect yourself at all times and in EVERY WAY.
Hell,baby mumma or not, what other black man could offer me as much???
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Noob needs some help! Getting started in CEH - hacking at work...
First of all, I apologize if this is in the wrong location/forum, or totally inappropriate to ask. I checked around, but didn't see anything explicitly wrong with this. I also apologize in advance for the length, and really appreciate any help!
I am 25 and have been on computers since I was 8. I am pretty advanced in computers and currently have several MCPD's for development (I know- C# sucks or whatever)... I know a good bit about networking and administration, but have never really had my own environment to mess around in. I hope to change that soon and setup a v-farm at home to test around in. I have always been really interested in security while programming, and try to test programs our companies develop to make sure at least there is some level of security in their logic, authentication, and authorization procedures. My end goal is hopefully to gain enough knowledge in the networking and infrastructure area that I can take the CEH.
So enough of the back story, here is my current situation. I am really the only one at my company of 150 that really knows more than the average person about security, and as such, was asked by one of our PM's to try and 'hack' a solution that our core infrastructure team had built. The solution was meant to provide a secure testing environment that allowed access to only 1 website, and 1 website only. The main blocks were to make sure that the audience could not access other internet, email, or system resources. The solution is basically a WYSE zero client, in a specific vlan that all traffic then goes through a barracuda filter. The WYSE client connected to Citrix receiver and connected to a Windows 7 Enterprise VM.
The first time I had a hack (pun not intended) at the system, I was actually able to achieve all of the tasks of accessing system files, accessing internet sites, and sending emails. The environment had been secured by group policy:
1 - 1 icon on desktop for IE directly linked to testing site
2 - start menu reduced to logoff/disconnect, Windows Security button, and link to testing site
3 - start menu search/execute/address bar non-functional
4 - Win+E disabled
5 - Win+R disabled
6 - CTRL+ALT+DEL only allowed logoff or cancel
7 - CTRL+SHIFT+N disabled on desktop (attempt to get into FS)
8 - Initial browser had 0 toolbar, however opening via desktop gave address bar/toolbars
9 - All web browsing not on testing site blocked
So initially, I accessed the filesystem via shell:system in the address bar. Even though the drives had been restricted access via GP, I could still use that to get into sys32, and then anywhere. CMD, mmc, all control panels, taskmgr, etc, were completely locked down. If I had spent more time, I would have tried to maybe use a bat file (I could open notepad/mspaint/etc low risks) to replace a service file so that it would elevate permissions, but I was limited on time so didn't get to test that.
The next thing I did was to use the address bar in IE to navigate to one of google's ips (yeah, I have some blocks memorized). I figured that they might only be blocking dns lookup. Trying to access http://184.108.40.206/ resulted in a block page, however knowing that google now provides a https option, I changed the protocol to that, and was successfully on the internet. I was able to access web proxies via IP and get into gmail and send an email.
This was my first real 'hacking' attempt for work, and not even really so - it was simple stuff really. But that didn't stop me from being ecstatic. Well, after I gave them my report, they worked on securing alot of the VM and had me give another go at it today.
They had gone and hidden the address bar and toolbars from IE via GP, and I couldn't get them back at all, even via the desktop shortcut. None of the key shortcuts for 'open url...' worked. I was about to call defeat (even though I figured they still hadn't blocked IP navigation) when I remembered about the IE shortcut for navigating to copied URL. I typed the same IP as earlier for google into a textbox on the website, copied it, and then pressed CTRL+SHIFT+L, and I was at google. I was also still able to access shell:system.
After I finished my go at it today, I think I finally got it through their heads that they NEED to only allow IPs for the testing site, and block all others. They are also working on trying to disable the CTRL+SHIFT+L shortcut, so that takes away one of my navigation bars right there. The other one that I got to was the download box (CTRL+J) and was able to click Options>>Browse, but they are disabling that box as well.
As I said, I am a total noob to this, and don't really have a CI background. I know what a barracuda filter is, but that's about it. I have messed around with GP a bit, but I am by no means an expert. So, I come to you. I am now 2 for 0 and very excited. I would love to try and get through 1 more time and be successful. I will have my chance soon, but after they make these changes, I am not sure what else I can do. What other ways are there to get to an address bar so that I can access system resources or attempt direct navigation to sites. If they setup the barracuda as I said, is there any way that you can think that I'd be able to defeat it? The only thing I had though (only because I think the CI guy said blocking by hostheader) was to be able to somehow add a hosts entry or similar to map the testing domain to something like google's ip... That should only work if they didn't do it correctly - or at least that's what I think. I have done lots, and am sure I have forgot some things here, so if you have any questions or suggestions on whatelse I could attempt, I would be GREATFUL!


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Ever get in a sticky situation dealing with the public when somebody's upset and it's apparently your fault? Perhaps they're looking for a fight or need someone to point the finger at. Or, maybe someone else rubbed them the wrong way and you're just the next person they bumped into.
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There are, of course, limitations on what we in public works can do, and issues of equality always exist. But if you can influence what people want or expect, you should be able to achieve at least a higher degree of happiness. You might not be able to make the sun shine, but you might be able to pipe it in.
I call this situation "achieving Mayberry." You've made someone's day, allowed him to be happy and to see his community as being a little closer to perfect. This might be a matter of presentation, a personal visit, a deeper understanding, a sympathetic ear, or finding out who can help if you can't.
Happiness is contagious. Happy people have more patience with one another. They're nicer and easier to please. Don't you want to be happy at work? It's not that hard. I admit sometimes I fall short. We all have bad days, and the pieces don't always fall into place, but we must overcome constant negativity by striving to be better.
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APML, a new standardized format for expressing attention preferences, has been receiving a lot of buzz in recent weeks. Mashable covers the topic here, Brad Feld here, Jeff Nolan here, and Read/WriteWeb here.
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Attention has always been a topic of interest to me, something I've blogged about in the past, on a number of occasions. At my company Orchestr8, we've been working on solutions that can automatically capture the 'context' of a user's attention and leverage this data in various ways. We're currently implementing APML support into the next version of our software, which should provide for some really interesting capabilities.
The thing that excites me about APML is that it's a relatively straight-forward standard (far, far simpler than the many RSS/ATOM variants). This will ease adoption and simplify portability of attention preference data across many products / services. Since APML expresses attention in a relatively abstract way, multiple products (even product domains, for instance Web versus Email) can leverage the same attention data.
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OP is right: #49 gets mugged at 7 seconds in on the video.
He's right there in the middle of the action and two guys mug him.
OP is right: #49 gets mugged at 7 seconds in on the video.
He's right there in the middle of the action and two guys mug him.
Missed calls are a part of the game. In the NFL you could pretty much call holding on every play. Its very likely that the officials didn't see and if they did they didn't have to angle to see if was really a hold.
I agree that you can call holding on most plays. My point was that this particular situation was outrageous. Not one but two guys hugging the dude from behind and pushing him five yards down field clearing the middle for jones to get through. I feel like ray Charles could have made that call, missing something small is whatever but its not like it was subtle. I'm not saying that one play cost them the game because they had no business catching up like that, if the power didn't conveniently go out. It could have ended up being 42 to 13. I'm just surprised that nobody said anything about it, especially the announcers after they showed it five times. It was the highlight of the game
I don't think it was a block in the back. It looked like the guy was trying to spin out. There may have been a hold. It was too fast a clip for me to say for sure. The refs swallowed their whistles most of the game. Although they did make a ridiculous running into the kicker call on the Akers shank. That kinda made a difference. That missed FG may have halted the momentum of the 9ers comeback.
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DENVER, Colo. - The University of Colorado says it has asked non-essential personnel to go home in three of its research buildings at the Anschultz Medical campus in Aurora.
The move comes after news that the suspect in a shooting at an Aurora movie theater that killed 12 people was a student at CU Denver.
The suspect, James Holmes, was studying for a PhD in neuroscience at the university until recently.
CU-Denver confirmed that Holmes took classes for one year and was in the process of withdrawing from the graduate program.
As a precaution, search dogs are being brought in to look for anything suspicions, said spokeswoman Erika Matich.
Matich said there is no reason to believe there's any danger or threat. Officials just want be cautions.
Holmes was arrested outside the theater with several guns, said Aurora police.


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Taylor Swift's Red spends a seventh non-consecutive week at #1 on the sales chart this week with 241,000 copies sold in the final week of 2012, according to Nielsen SoundScan. Below Swift is the fast-rising Les Miserables movie soundtrack, which shifted 136,000 for the #2 slot, and One Direction's Take Me Home, which lands at #3 with 120,000. Bruno Mars' Unorthodox Jukebox is the #4 album this week with 110,000 units sold, and T.I.'s Trouble Man: Heavy is the Head is #5 with 74,000.One Direction will drop their new video for "Kiss You" on Monday, January 7, and the fivesome has now released a teaser for the clip. The teaser notes that the video will be a "blockbuster" and "one epic adventure." The piece was directed by Vaughan Arnell, who also worked with 1D for their videos "Live While We're Young" and "Little Things." Check out the teaser below:After releasing an album internationally last year, Rita Ora will finally drop her U.S. debut album in 2013, and she promises that it will feature some of her Roc Nation family. "There's a few surprises. I don't want to give them away, but it's definitely in the Roc family," she told MTV News. "2013 is really important for me because it's gonna to be the first time the U.S. hears my official album and I wanted to put a few extra tracks on there and make it really special. So I'm basically giving you guys a whole new album of new material."Rapper Big Boi took to Tumblr over the weekend and shared a photo of new lyrics for the Frank Ocean song "Pink Matter" that will feature him and André 3000, marking an OutKast reunion of sorts. Big Boi's post included the caption: "Dropping a verse on this Frank Ocean 'Pink Matter'." The track is set for release sometime next week. Meanwhile, Big Boi also revealed via Twitter that he'll appear on a new version of T.I. and André 3000's "Sorry." Could this mean that OutKast is finally ramping up for a reunion?R&B crooner Trey Songz stars in Texas Chainsaw 3D, which opens in U.S. theaters on Friday, and the singer told Reuters that he plans to keep his acting career going. "I've set a goal for myself to land a couple of films a year," Songz said. "Recently, I shot a movie starring Paula Patton entitled Baggage Claim. It's an urban film where I get to be comedic as well as sexy." He also spoke about his single, "Heart Attack," being nominated for a Grammy for Best R&B Song. "Right now I feel like I'm in the Grammy club, but not in the V.I.P. I'm just looking at the V.I.P. going, 'I got to drink. I want a bottle, just let me in the V.I.P. please!,'" he laughed. "But all jokes aside, the Grammy is the most elite award you can win as a musician so it would mean so much."London's Olympic Stadium is set to reopen in July 2013 with a series of Rock concerts, according to BBC News. The plan is for some events that were traditionally held at Hyde Park to relocate to the stadium. Dennis Hone, chief executive of the London Legacy Development Corporation, told the BBC, "The exciting thing for us is that we have the opportunity to put on some major events in the park -- some music events and festivals and an anniversary weekend on 27 and 28 July." Hone added that he hoped to announce more details in the coming weeks.
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Check out our sexy exclusive clip of the film Sexy Evil Genius with Michelle Trachtenberg and Katee Sackhoff.

Gonna be straight-up here: deep down, we're a little nerdy. In that vein, we'd like to introduce you to something called crossover, a phenomenon that occurs in the world of fanfic—that's fictional literature based on a TV series or film, written by the hardest of hardcore fans—when a character from one fandom makes an appearance in the world of another. When this happens, it's really exciting. And in the case of hot, powerful female characters from heavyweight sci-fi series of yore, it's really sexy, too. So when we're charged with throwing something like that out into the world for the first time, we have to explain just how juicy it is for us.
This isn't your typical crossover. The girls aren't in character at all, but if there's one thing we're capable of, it's playing pretend. So here's the setup: Starbuck from Battlestar Galactica (Katee Sackhoff) and Dawn from Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Michelle Trachtenberg) are having a secret, sexy rendezvous. It's dark except for some stray candlelight, they're by a pool, at least one of them is in a bikini and, if you're familiar with the Wild Things formula, there might be a little girl-on-girl action to be had.
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Named one of the best novels of the year by both Locus and Science Fiction Chronicle, Alastair Reynolds's debut Revelation Space redefined the space opera. With Chasm City, Reynolds invites you to reenter the bizarre universe of his imagination as he redefines Hell.
The once-utopian Chasm City - a domed human settlement on an otherwise inhospitable planet - has been overrun by a virus known as the Melding Plague, capable of infecting any body, organic or computerized. Now, with the entire city corrupted---from the people to the very buildings they inhabit---only the most wretched sort of existence remains. For security operative Tanner Mirabel, it is the landscape of nightmares through which he searches for a lowlife postmortal killer. But the stakes are raised when his search brings him face to face with a centuries-old atrocity that history would rather forget.
©2008 Alastair Reynolds; (P)2009 Tantor
"Consistently startling.... Reynolds remains one of the hottest...SF writers around." (Publishers Weekly)
Two great passions - dogs and books! Sci-fi/fantasy novels are my go-to favorites, but I love good writing across all genres.
"Enter Revelation Space HERE"
I almost always read many audible reviews before I pick up a new audio book, but in the case of the Revelation Space series, I really wish I had read the reviews on each of the books before I started any of them. If I had I would have realized that although Audible has Chasm City listed as book 2 in the Revelation Space series, it is actually a prequel to Revelation Space and can stand alone. I would have also seen Michael's and Robert Eric Koch's reviews suggesting that you start Alastair Reynolds with this book. Although my first Reynolds was House of Suns and I think that's a great one to start with, I certainly agree with those reviewers that Chasm City would be a good place to start and I would strongly recommend that you get your first introduction to the world of Revelation Space via Chasm City rather than with Revelation Space. Although Revelation Space was published only a year earlier than Chasm City, there is an enormous improvement in Reynold's writing between the two books. Chasm City is not only much more tightly plotted and easier to follow, there is very adept use of symbolism and foreshadowing in Chasm City that adds suspense and thrills that just weren't there in Revelation Space. (Makes me want to listen again just to find all those little gems that were cluing my subconscious.)
This is a really dark, kind of creepy story and Reynolds uses such evocative language through much of the book that I was surprised a couple of times while listening to look up and realize it was a nice sunny day out - in my head I was tip-toeing through ghost spaceships, diving into the mists of Chasm City, and evading hunters on the mean streets at night. There are two story lines interwoven into the novel and both are told first person. Reynolds has done a wonderful job in pulling the listener into both stories and the plot is well organized so it is easy to follow although it is rather intricate. The first person perspective in this novel can give you the willies at times - I didn't like the decisions that one of the POV characters was making as he becomes rather megalomaniacal, but I had already so identified with him that I couldn't quite stop rooting for him even while hating him. Now, THAT is creepy-good writing!
This is a much more methodical layout of Revelation Space than you get in the debut novel and I think reading Chasm City first would make it easier to follow Revelation Space. John Lee brought his A-game to this book so the narration is great also.
Great future science, good characters, super-twisty plot, terrific writing, wonderful narration - this is a killer good audio book!
"A hard-edged but fascinating first-person mystery."
Another great story by Alastair Reynolds. Listened to the audio format of this one; as always, narrator John Lee does a FANTASTIC job of telling the story, keeping the characters separate with his amazing variety of voices, and adding just the right touch of emotion and intonation at all the right times. And of course it's very pleasant to listen to, I still think it sounds just like Sean Connery reading the story. In short, I wish he was the narrator of a lot more audiobooks out there.
This one was a standalone book in Alastair Reynold's "Revelation Space" universe, which with each book shows off the depth of Reynold's universe and the planning he's put into it. This one is a standalone, and a prequel to the Trilogy proper that adds a lot of backstory. A bit darker and very much like a Noir mystery, it keeps you interested, and guessing, right up until the end. There was quite a bit of language in it as one might imagine from this type of story.
I am very glad he wrote this one from first-person viewpoint. I also rather enjoy the info-dumps that Reynolds puts into a lot of his stories - a plot device not used by everyone and even reviled by some, but I think it's necessary with stories of this complexity. Besides, they always appear at just the right moments and helps to avoid the frustration of wondering what's really going on that some authors make you go through.
"A Great Standalone Read Worth Your Time..."
Alastair Reynolds is a fantastic writer, and often, the challenge is to pick a first read of this exceptional author. Well, this is a GREAT place to begin: Strong plot and subplots, wonderful descriptive wring that draws you in, characters with appreciable depth, and a universe that is chock full of original ideas and execution. Chasm City is, in my humble opinion, one of the author's best works.
And it's also a GREAT listen.
You've probably read the audiobook's description, and have made a general opinion. Well, stop there. You have NO IDEA how well this has been written for you, the listener.
From viruses that cause religious memories and experiences, to dna-level bio-political synchronicity, to infected nanotechnology that warps architecture, to biology and societies on a far-flung planet that went from becoming the hub of the known galaxy slowly grinding into the dregs of a forgotten but very active planet of biological and social mysteries. Place a ferocious chase between murderer and hunter in this maelstrom, and throw in a backstory involving deception on the multigenerational starships that delivered mankind to this world. It's simply engaging and listen-worthy.
AND. You can start here to get acquainted with the author's other works.
There is a challenge though, and it's keeping up with the sweeping storylines that crisscross at many points within the story. Pay attention, and you won't be disappointed.
Keep your hands in the car at all times, because this is one exhilarating roller-coaster ride.
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"Best Of The Best, A Must Read for Any SF Fan"
Alastair Reynolds is easily one of the three or four best science fiction writers working today and when it comes to hard SF, there's really no one better. I'm convinced that Reynold's body of work will be the standard by which both space opera and hard SF are judged for years to come. Chasm City is his best stand-alone novel (just barely nudged from the top spot imo by Redemption Ark). The novel is set within the Revelation Space universe, delving deep into the future culture in which the events of Revelation Space take place. A truly original and groundbreaking novel, Chasm City truly does redefine the space opera genre. While most space operas find convenient ways around Einstein and physics, Reynolds actually uses the physical restrictions of the real world to tell his story. The characters are relatable but just weird enough to work in the context of his universe. I highly recommend this novel for any SF fan and it works as a great introduction to Reynold's body of work. The narration of John Lee seems, at times, a little colloquial but is otherwise fine.
"The best of the Revelation Space series to date"
I've read Revelation Space, Redemption Ark, Absolution Gap, The Prefect, and now Chasm City, and I feel it's safe to say the latter is Alastair Reynold's best work. The story is great, but the thing that really makes it stand out is it's the only novel in the series written from the first person perspective. Therefore, the entire novel focuses on character development, which is done brilliantly. I don't feel like this book would diminish greatness were I to read it/listen to it several more times.
"Reynolds as you expect him"
Nice tie in to the other books. Great narrator, with a variety of accents that I enjoyed. A little confusing when some of the "dreams" begin, but you grow used to it. Love the story line, and Reynolds writing. Enjoyable book.
"Very atmospheric"
It has been a while since I took iPod out of my car into home to listen to a book. Chasm City was the book which gripped me so much that I did that.
This was my first "read" of Reynolds and quite a pleasant one! I am great fan of darker, atmospheric and realistic (as far as we can imagine it today) science fiction which covers not only science and technology but also human aspect of future. This book has it all! Story is very atmospheric and surrounding, settings and tech are not completely whacked out like in some sf fantasy books and there is a lot of human aspect and emotions, unlike some dry classics like Rama or Ringworld.
The Narrator is very adequate. In Revelation Space - which I listen to now - John Lee has the annoying habit to start a sentence with much intonation and trail out from there, becoming silenter and silenter - this was complained about by some in reviews to RS. Well, it is not present here! John Lee is really much better in this one IMHO.
"Absolutely love this universe."
Alastair Reynolds blew me away with this space opera, and I've read the series 3 times now. He creates entire genres of humans. Different worlds and whole new enemies and dangers. Chasm City is an amazing back story for a few planets in the universe. John Lee is the best narrator!
Enjoy the adventure
"Rolled Gold"
The best Alastair Reynolds book I have heard at Audible. Human colonized worlds, futuristic space travel and the twists – turns in the plot left me feeling like a pretzel. Just add salt and I'm ready to be dropped in a bag of Rolled Gold.
I'm always looking for that well written gem.
"Ties The Alistair Universe Of Books All Together"
I wish I had read this one before his others. It explains the references from his other books and would have made the whole series much easier to enjoy.
"Revelation space."
Chasm City is part of the revelation space series, in the timeline of that universe it comes second in the series - but on the advice of the author from his own website I listened to this 4th and I would agree that is the best way to go through the series. That said this book stands perfectly well without any of the others and does do not have an ending that requires you to read more nor does it require you to have read any of the previous books. Reads perfectly well as a stand alone.
John Lee is for me a great Narrator, some people do not seem to get on well with his style but I personally find him very easy to listen to and I enjoy every book he reads.
It took me the best part of 2 weeks to listen to this one which for me is quite a long time. I have over indulged in the revelation space series in the last couple of months - listening to them one after the other, which is quite an undertaking in terms of time! I think I will take a short break from there now and listen to another Author - till I return for a listen to The Prefect :) Had I not been so indulgent in this series I am sure I would listened to this book in 4 or 5 sittings.
Fantastic series and for the number of Audible credits you use compared to the many hours of listening you get, the value for money is superb.
This is a fantastic book that kept me fumbling for an excuse to don my headphones and continue listening, Alastair manages to write twists into his novels that reveal themselves subtly and exactly when they should, I never found myself guessing them prematurely or getting lost in the plot.
His superb grasp on physics and evolutionary biology combined with his creative imagination make the whole story very credible and intriguing, I would recommend listening to "Revelation space" before this, and visiting Alastairs website to view the chronological order of all his novels as they are not clear from here.
"chasm city"
great book and loved the variety of characters. hope more in the future.
"Hi5 Alastair Lad!"
In Short an Awesome book, well read, very good story, very good characters, I'm no expert but it gets my approval.
"Great story..."
...if you can get past the jarring American pronunciations. The reader is mostly excellent, but the constant "flow tiller" for flotilla and similar oddities make this hard work sometimes.
The editors have also allowed several misuses of "I" for "me" and vice-versa.
However the. story is well paced and the plot is nicely serpentine.
"assassins across the galaxy"
well narrated with a dynamic plot line. however sudden jolts of scene change could have been made a bit smoother, unless that was the intention.
"Life is What You Make It"
This story is brilliantly written and the convoluted plot needs to be listened to attentively. There has been critisism of the narrator, but although his diction is annunciated and sometimes theatrical for the main character does work if you let it. After all we are talking about alien humans. The minor characters take mant other accents, inclding Brummie, but you usually know whose speaking. Even when things get really complicated! The sf plot is memorable and although a slow burn overall, it is cut into chunks which have enough action to excite all the way through.
"Reynolds at his best"
Reynolds once again showing his fantastic ability to weave seemingly unconnected story lines into an epic conclusion, all performed beautifully be Lee. Onto the next!
"This is my favorite book."
Yes. This was the first sci-fi book I read as a teenager. Maybe I am biased and nostalgic but this is still my favorite book to date. If you, like me, enjoy interesting and new ideas then Chasm City is a great introduction into Alastair Reynolds 'Revelation Space' Universe! Expect grand ideas, excellent characters and plot twists.
Overall a great read.
The sci-fi ideas in the story.
Space Opera Thriller
Perhaps this is a biased review. I urge you to form your own opinion.
"Loved the story, weird narration"
Very engaging and complex plot, it was surprisingly good. The only thing I wasn't keen on was the narration. It was like he was shooting for "old english gentleman" with the main character's voice - really pompous and annoying, a bit like something out of a 1970s James Bond movie. But it didn't detract too much from my enjoyment of the story, so I'd still give it a big thumbs up.
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what is a redskin?
more importantly, since when did they start having fans?
are you usually a ravens fan and only claim the skins until the first 3 weeks of the season have passed?
those beatdowns you speak of, did they result in your team winning yet another Lombardi?
Should "luck" be cast aside if said "luck" results in a couple of recent Super Bowl victories?
do you like yourself?
Funny your making fun of Redskins fans but everybody is scared to wear blue to FedEx because theyre petrified. Real funny.[/quote]
I went down to Fedex field a couple years ago with 8 of my buddies. I think the Giants won like 45-12. Around the 4th quarter we taunted the heck out of you "fans" and then we got into a small brawl with some hoodlums in redskins jerseys, knocked out a few redskin thugs and the worst injury any of us got was a small scratch on our neck. Thugs can't beat down on trained fighters. The security tried to arrest us and we said "f*** you" and left. Fedex field is filled with p*ssies. My grandmother could kick everyone's *** in there.


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Sean Garrett (featuring Tyga and Gucci Mane) - She Geeked
Gucci's been freed, and with his release, he's letting loose a series of sick spits and licks! Gucci Mane is set to release the second part of his trilogy The State Vs. Radric Davis, The Appeal, at the end of the summer and is planning a worldwide tour to promote the upcoming effort. A fresh start with a new record label, a new management and some new collaborations will do any hustler right.
She Geeked is officially the first track Gucci did after his release from county jail. It's a track by Sean Garrett, which also features Tyga. Mane sounds a little softer than he did when compared to his pre-jail verses, but it's a killer cut nevertheless. Sticky's Jumeirah Riddim gets a hot drop towards the end of the track too...major. The song will appear on Garrett's upcoming mixtape, Inkwell.
Gucci's also made a cameo on a French Montana track produced by J. Cardim. Busy boy's keepin' his nose to the grind and out of trouble. Grab Straight Cash along with She Geeked below.
Note: "she geeked" is my new summa catchphrase. Thanks Mane.
mp3: Sean Garrett (featuring Tyga and Gucci Mane) - She Geeked
mp3: French Montana (featuring Gucci Mane) - Straight Cash


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Re: Survivor difficulty?
A few tips...
- Save you're arrows for stealth situations
- Pick up you're arrows
- Try to aim for the head
- Throw bottles/bricks to distract enemies
- When possible just try to slip by enemies without killing them
- Melee is the best way to kill lone enemies
- If you have to, shoot an enemy once, then finish off with melee
- Never use a shiv to kill an enemy
Thats all I got!
Re: Survivor difficulty?
Always us the brick/bottle technique. Throw at human enemies, you'll have a human shield. Throw it at infected and have a melee weapon, Instant kill.
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got the Survivor + trophy last night! Took me 11hrs 32mins and 48 deaths lol. The odd thing I noticed is when you skip a cutscene, the game will still add the length of that cutscene to your total time played.
Now on to the MP trophies. Hope its easy.
Re: Survivor difficulty?
I just got to the University on Survival, but I thought id post some tips anyway.
If you're using health kits, then you're doing it wrong. I have not used a single one yet (2 in inventory), but i HAVE upgraded max health for a "free" healthkit to get out of red health earlier in the game (around the suburbs). If necessary Ill upgrade max health a second time (Joel's upgrade pills/flowers are plentiful). Dont worry about going through long stretches of the game with low health. There are very few instances in which you will be in a fight and you may take dammage. Plus, the game has a way of recharging your health periodically.
DO craft things as you get the supplies. Ive heard some people on here say, "dont craft unless you have to, wait till you know what you need." I disagree. Keep an eye on what supplies you have, and craft accordingly. For example, whenever I have the ability to craft 2 molotoves, then I go ahead and craft one. Why? So you can keep collecting supplies. Theres no excuse to not collect an item that says "full," if youre able to craft something using that supply. I always have at least 2 mollies on me, usually 3. never craft bombs or meles--save those parts for Shivs.
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I just got to the University on Survival, but I thought id post some tips anyway.
If you're using health kits, then you're doing it wrong.
I must have did it wrong because I crafted 2 or 3 health kits and used maybe 5 of them because I did not want to wait around for Ellie to toss me one. As Ellie I had to use one or two kits to make it through the two swarms of infected. At the end of the game, I had 2 or 3 of everything.
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text: MTA Red Sox Reading Game launches new season The Massachusetts Teachers Association, the Boston Red Sox and The Hanover Insurance Group Foundation are taking the field for another winning season of books, baseball and student achievement. An on-field ceremony prior to the April 25 home game against the New York Yankees was the kick off for both the MTA Red Sox Reading Game and the MTA Red Sox Most Valuable Educator program. The reading game, now in its 10th year, encourages children in kindergarten through eighth grade to read over the summer and gives them the chance to win tickets to a Red Sox game on August 30. The Most Valuable Educator program encourages high school students to nominate teachers and other school staff for recognition during games at Fenway Park. "Good literacy skills are important no matter what you choose to do in life," said Red Sox catcher Jason Varitek, who is serving as the reading game's spokesman for another season. "Reading is important because it is the surest way to reach your full potential -- to achieve your dreams and to be successful." "Jason's willingness to play a leading role in the MTA's efforts to promote literacy sends the right message to our students," noted MTA President Anne Wass. "He helps us make the point that reading is not only essential for success, but also an enjoyable activity during the summer and throughout the year." As part of the kickoff, Patrick Raposo, a fifth-grader from Fall River, and his teacher, Linda Sirop, were recognized. Patrick was the first student to submit an entry form for this year's reading game, pledging to read nine books over the summer. Also during the pre-game ceremony, a Hanover representative presented MTA Vice President Paul Toner with a check for $60,000 to pay for the literacy efforts. The Hanover is the principal sponsor of both the reading game and the MVE program. "The MTA Red Sox Reading Game is a fun and exciting educational program that positively impacts local youth, helping them retain what they have learned throughout the school year and to achieve continued academic success," said Linda McGowan, president of The Hanover Insurance Group Foundation. "We are very excited to have the opportunity to support this important initiative, which aligns well with our mission to empower youth to reach their full potential." In the weeks ahead, seven hundred thousand contest entry forms and 20,000 posters featuring Varitek and team mascot Wally the Green Monster will be delivered to schools throughout the state. The reading game is open to all K-8 students. To mark the start of the MVE program, four teachers from the Lawrence Middle School in Falmouth were honored. The teachers -- Adam Thomas, Tom Kelliher, John Long and Jeff Tribou -- pulled over and sprang into action one morning in January when they saw a smoking SUV on the side of the road with flames coming out of its engine compartment. Their quick work is credited with helping to save the life of the driver, who was pulled from the vehicle in the nick of time. To learn more about the reading contest and the MVE program, visit http://www.readingmatters.org/.


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Jean Ann (Wold) McChesney
Jean Ann (Wold) McChesney
Formerly of Breezy Point
Jean Ann (Wold) McChesney, 87, of Phoenix, Ariz., passed away Oct. 29, 2012, at Avista Senior Living in Phoenix.
Jean was born July 10, 1925, in St. Ansgar, Iowa. Jean married Cassius H. "Mac" McChesney in 1944. They owned Mac's Music Company in St. Cloud, Minn., until they retired to Arizona in 1976. Jean and Mac were longtime summer residents of Breezy Point, Minn.
Jean is survived by her children, Patricia DeZurik and husband, Ray, of Nisswa, Minn., Cassius J. McChesney of Phoenix, and Mary McChesney Garcia and her husband, Alberto, of Phoenix.
Jean was preceded in death by her parents, Anna Irene (Chilson) and Ferdinand Thor Wold; her husband, Mac; and daughter, Sandra.


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P1 Humor Corner: Officer Murphy's Laws
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Editor's Note: This list — or some variant of it — has been submitted to PoliceOne by several of our members. We've compiled as many as we could find from all those lists and present it here for your enjoyment. Of course, we encourage you to add your own Officer Murphy's Laws in the comments field below. Stay safe.
Anything that can go wrong, typically will, and usually at the worst possible moment. For example...
• If you've cleared the entire house and encountered no resistance (you have nto been shot at or cursed at by its occupants), you've probably hit the wrong bleeping house.
• The newly elected Sheriff is not the one you voted for, and he knows it!
• Court will be scheduled in the middle of your days off.
• Hot calls will only come from dispatch 10 minutes before the end of your shift.
• You will never get the urge to use the bathroom until you have left the station.
• Surprise inspections will only occur after you have been in a foot pursuit through mud.
• The mayor will get a traffic ticket the day before your department negotiates for a salary increase.
• The bigger they are, the harder they fall... and the harder they punch, kick, and choke.
• You will invariably be instructed to search dark warehouse with a cop whose nickname is "Boom-Boom."
• If you park your patrol car in the exact center of the Gobi desert, within five minutes someone will pull up and ask for direction.
• To err is human... to forgive is against department policy.
• You will find a "police discount" one day before payday.
• Shatterproof flashlights seldom are.
• Glow in the dark sights are just as visible to you as they are to the crook hiding behind you.
• No patrol car assigned to you will be clean, nor will it have a full tank of gas.
• Wearing white socks makes boot zippers break.
• The oldest squad car won't be retired. It will be assigned to you.
• Coffee jitters will never bother you until quals.
• Flashlight batteries never die in the daylight hours.
• Your mouthiest traffic violator will be related to the Sheriff.
• You will score no higher than fourth on a promotion exam with only three positions.
• If the crooks are within pistol range, so are you.
• The speed you respond to a fight in progress is inversely proportional to how long you have been an officer.
• Bullet proof vests might be.
• Your portable radio will never fail until you are involved in a foot pursuit.
• Vehicle pursuits always progress from areas of low traffic density to high traffic density.
• Your pen will only run out of ink when you are ready to write a ticket.
• NCIC will be down anytime you see a car listed on a hot sheet.
• You will never get a bomb threat call until the squad is away on training.
• The experience of your DA is inversely proportional to the importance of the case he is prosecuting.
• Word processors only delete reports when they are nearly done.
• In a physical confrontation involving more than one officer, any impact weapon used will strike cops more times than crooks.
• Do unto others, but do it first.
• There is an inverse relationship between the number of auto club stickers on a rear bumper and how well the person drives.
• You are ALWAYS downwind from pepper spray.
• No one's idea is a good idea until it becomes another person's idea...usually the Chief's.
• There is nothing more satisfying that having someone take a shot at you and miss.
• All great discoveries are made by mistake.
• If there is a possibility of several things going wrong the one that will cause the most damage will be the one to go wrong.
• The more a weapon costs, the farther you will have to send it away to be repaired.
• Field experience is something you don't get until just after you need it.
• Anything you do can get you shot, including nothing.
• High speed chases will always proceed from an area of light traffic to an area of extremely heavy traffic.
• If you know someone who tortures animals and wets the bed, he is either a serial killer or he works for Internal Affairs.
• If a cop swings a baton in a fight, he will hit other cops more often than he will hit the bad guys he swings at.
• Domestic arguments will always migrate from an area of few available weapons (living room), to an area with many available weapons (kitchen).
• If you have just punched out a handcuffed prisoner for spitting at you, you are about to become a star on the 6 o'clock news.
• Bullets work on veteran cops too. They also work on weight lifters, martial arts experts, department marksmen, Vice cops, and others who consider themselves immortal.
• When a civilian sees a blue lights approaching at a high rate of speed, he will always pull into the lane the you need to use.
• You can never drive slow enough to please the citizens who don't need a cop, and you can never drive fast enough to please the ones who do.
• Any suspect with a rifle is a better shot than any cop with a pistol.
• On any call, there will always be more bad guys than there are good guys, and the farther away your backup, the more there will be.
• Whatever you are about to do, if there is a good chance it will get you killed, you probably shouldn't do it.
• The better you do your job, the more likely you are to be shot, injured, civilian complaints, sued, investigated, or subpoenaed on your day off.
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unless you really plan on useing a 6.5x55 as a close quarters combat weapon or any fire for that matter, a longer than 16" barrel is going to be more usefull and give better performance. 99% of the readers here will never need there AK to have a 16" barrel. They will never be in a close quarters fire fight or do a house clearing. They will shoot a targets or possably game animals. IMOO a 20" barrel is a better choice for 99% of what we use these guns for now. I know they might not look as cool or be as conceiable but if your going to build a fullsize rifle round AK give it at least a 18" barrel or bettter yet a 20" unless looks is the main reason your building it.
DONT WORRY I HAVE SOME MALL NINJA ZOMIE BLASTERS AS WELL FOR THE DAY REDDAWN STARTS AND I HAVE TO TAKE ON ANOTHER COUNTRY LOL. how about a 14" 300 savage pistol


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Thanks guys, cool thread !!!!
bubbamauser that looks good, I'll keep an eye on this thread
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A bump and a thanks for posting, just need the dems. On the jig. Muttman
Todays progress
I modified an ak FCG to work without a cut out in the receiver top. an offset was required between the hammer and trigger to make mine work. I opened up the bottom for the trigger to drop through a bit and moved the hammer hole up above the lower sheet metal for spring clearnce and after major grinding on the bottom and lower rear of the hammer also the hammer needs to be thinned a bit to fit in the receiver shell same with the hollow pin for the trigger and sear, FCG is tapco double hook butchered excessively ;D I egged the hell out of the holes too but that will be fixed later
There really arent any dimensions to the jig I cut 2 pieces of 1" steel pipe larger than the receiver and then cut 1, 3/4 piece of pipe for the die. I then welded 1 piece of 1" pipe to angle iron at either end then spaced the 3/4 off of the welded side and the soon to be welded side with 14 guage sheet metal (my flat material) 1 on either side and then welded the other 1" piece to the angle iron.
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I had to go back and mod the hammer a bit more it was just clearing and at times hit so I cut a slight angle beside the hammer ear (thats what it looks like) so it kind of matches the receiever profile
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I just got done making a jig using 1" O.D. pipe, and bent a flat. good find, easy and quick. photo and wright up latter.
what are you planing on using for a boldt blocker per the ATF?
Great jig set up.
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I am going to weld a piece of 1/4 drill bit shank through the receiver before the trunnion so I wont have to cut a slot all the way back on the bolt ( I suffer from mill envy)
I follow and use all the info you post on your builds, so thank you
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Tonight I tacked the pieces together to see what I had to adjust next. The tacks were done with an arc when its complete it will be cleaned up with mig. i have a lot of "adjustments" to make


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This bright apartment was completely renovated in 2012 and decorated in a classic style using beautiful furniture and modern paintings. The colourful bedroom features a double bed and a cosy desk area. A comfortable living room provides an additional single bed and nice views of the city. There is a well-equipped kitchen and a dining area.
Walk for 5 minutes' to Praca Martim Moniz, the starting point for the well-know number 28 tram. Popular Rossio Square is located within a 10-minute walking distance. A lively meeting place for tourists and locals, it was once a venue for celebrations, bullfights and executions. Rossio Metro Station is also located in the area.
The area is full of local life and includes typical grocery stores, old bars and cheap cosy restaurants. Explore the rest of the city by walking to the nearby districts of Baixa, Bairro Alto and Chiado.
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A refundable cash deposit of €150 is required upon check-in. The deposit amount has to be paid always in cash and will be returned to the client once the apartment is inspected and the keys returned.
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Fantastic apartment in the heart of Lisbon, a short walk from Alfama, Bairro Alto and a stones throw from the historic Sao Jorge Castle. Convenient for the trams, buses and metro, and a great base from which to explore the city. Hugo is a great host, very friendly and helpful. A perfect break in a fantastic city.
It was a really charming lodging with much space and everything you need, from hairdryer to iron. The position was directly in the heart of the city and the owner was friendly and helpful.
Very clean, we felt like home!
Highly recommendet!
Both are charming: Hugo as host and his apartment :-)
The flat is well located, very comfortable, well equiped and furnished and very clean.
Before we arrived Hugo sent us a perfect description how to find the flat so it was easy to reach.
Hugo provided us with a map of Lisboa city and further helpful informations.
The apartment is situated in old Mouraria. You will find typical small shops and restaurants as well as a nearby supermarket.
Metro, bus and tram are only a few minutes walk away, some of the sightseeings are in a walking distance.
we loved Lisboa and enjoyed our stay (7 days) in Hugo's Castle Hill apartment.
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Pleasurable apartment with necessary amenities and equipped kitchen. Smooth and friendly check in and check out.
We enjoyed our stay in this pefectly located nice and bright appartment. We almost felt like locals!
Hugo is a very friendly and helpful host.
We can certainly recommend this place!
Enjoyed a very pleasant stay in this charming apartment. Ideally situated close to transport and central Lisbon. Hugo pointed out nearby supermarket perfect for home dining. I would recommend nearby Fado museum as a must see experience. The narrow streets of alfalma are a joy to explore with endless opportunities to experience the real Lisbon. This charming city has unusual layout making it especially rewarding for those prepared to explore on foot. Beautiful shops, art galleries and tree lined avenues and parks make this city one of the best. The atmosphere is more relaxed and friendly than many other cities i have visited. The apartment is set at the junction of two streets, not the apartment 100 metres lower down!!
Hugos place in Lisbon is very nice! We enjoyed our stay there. The appartment is very cosy and clean, we felt home there. The location is excellent, so close to everything - but nevertheless very quiet. Hugo is very friendly and always willing to help. We would highly recommend this place and will come back next winter. Martin and Rita
Hugo was a wonderful host, first of all, the flat itself was amazing, located in the heart of the castle neighborhood on a pedistrianized only lane in the oldest part of Lisbon. It was both romantic and a convenient location from which to embark in seeing the sites of the city.
Secondly, Hugo had prepared a map for me and upon my check in orientated me to all the insider, hidden local spots of the city, Hugo has intimate knowledge of Lisbon and was happy to share everything he knew, making my stay not just a tourist visit, but an insiders view into the city, he was always available had any questions or situations arised, but everything went smoothly and was lovely.
The flat itself was very cozy and comfortable and had everything you need to relax in style, aside from the romantic local, it had a modern washer and drier, a super-fast and infallible wi-fi connection, a nice bathroom and shower, a couple of couches for lounging and a bed you could get a deep nights rest in. There was also TV available in the flat with a variety of cable stations. The kitchen was complete and everything you needed to do your own cooking was there.
Hugo was the best host, offering information and making himself available as the guest sees fit, but also allowing you to live there, in the flat as if it were your own home during your stay. This was the best way I could have seen and experienced Lisbon. This place comes very highly recommended.
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My last post on this issue. Every player develops at a different pace. People seem to think that running back is the least difficult position on the team to transition to. However, the coaching staff has indicated that it's more than running the ball and further that David has more to learn. He is being tutored by Hynoski on making pre-snap reads and picking up blitzes.
Historically, we draft players to develop them. It's not a new concept. It has been going on since 1979 when George Young became the first real GM in Giants' history. Fast forward to Jerry Reese and his now famous "I don't do sexy" referring to his draft and FA acquisitions. WE want our draft picks to start right away, that's just not an expectation the organization has. It's hard to argue that their philosophy sucks when it's been successful most of the time. We've come to call it "next man up" in recent times.
Wilson's time to shine at RB will come, he's been entrusted with returning kicks (at which he excels) which for some reason people on here see as a second class citizen role. He's not in the dog house, he's not better than Bradshaw at this moment in time, and he is poised to have to take over the #1 role when and if Bradshaw's feet or neck flare up.


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We use just a touch of pancetta—cured Italian-style bacon—to balance the sweet tomatoes and peppery watercress. Make it a meal: A salad tossed with a red-wine vinaigrette completes dinner.
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