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Moo, oink, baa… Why am I hearing animals?
I used to ask myself this question when my kids first started playing Minecraft. Funny how I didn't notice the other sounds coming from the popular video game. All I could hear and still hear loudly are the animals.
Anyways, since Valentine's Day is near, I created these Minecraft Valentines for my son to give to his classmates. I'm sharing the printable with you – download the Minecraft Valentine's Day printable cards HERE.
I love how this design is simple. The wording is not specific for any kind of candy or treat.
Do your kids play Minecraft? I knew my son would love the game but I didn't expect both my daughters to love it also.
I hope you have a happy day!
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Wednesday, June 25, 2014
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I'm starting to finally feel settled and adjusted in in joisey (my way of saying New Jersey). I rearranged some stuff in my office yesterday (which I'll blog about soon!) and I like it much more in here now. I was proud of myself because I came up with a solution for something that I wanted to buy, but I was able to mimic said thing with stuff I already had, and saved a few hundred bucks. Always good! It's finny how a few minor adjustments can really make a difference.
Top// H&M Skirt// Vans Shoes// JuJu Jellies Divine Ring// Leroy's Place Necklace// Handmade
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Hah that Divine ring is awesome!! She was the one who was in some John Waters movies, right?? You look adorable and I'm jealous that you have Juju jellies. I ordered a pair once and had to get two different sizes, neither of which fit right!
xox Sammi
- June 25, 2014 at 11:20 AM
I was proud of myself because I came up with a solution for something that I wanted to buy, but I was able to mimic said thing with stuff I already had, and saved a few hundred bucks. http://num.to/7455-5745-8441
- June 25, 2014 at 1:09 PM
Yup! They were a dream team. And thanks! Also, I'm sure there's a pair of jellies somewhere out there made for you!
- June 25, 2014 at 1:12 PM
- Erika said...
THAT DIVINE RING THOUGH!! You have such an amazing style and I'm INSANELY Jelly of those Jellies!!! (dumb joke).... <3 your blog!!! :)
- June 25, 2014 at 5:44 PM
- Justine said...
Those jellies are too cute! It sounds like you're settling in, of course making a place feel more like home always helps!
- June 25, 2014 at 7:43 PM
- Michelle | CreatureType.com said...
I'm dying to see the Divine documentary! Did you buy it online or did you get to go to a screening?
- June 25, 2014 at 11:05 PM
I missed the NYC screening, sadly, so I downloaded it on iTunes, the next best thing :P
- June 26, 2014 at 11:21 AM
Thanks gurl!
- June 26, 2014 at 11:22 AM
Hahaha I love me a good pun :) Thank you!
- June 26, 2014 at 11:22 AM
- Kerri Heritage said...
Ahh, I wanted to buy some jellies when I was at home but I didn't get around to it. I might have to go hunt in town for some! Awesome outfit, as always!
Looking forward to seeing this office masterpiece :)
The blurry picture of your face reminds me of a girl I went to school with (totally irrelevant).
- June 26, 2014 at 3:43 PM

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Robert Smithson, "Conversation in Salt Lake City," 1972:
There's a word called entropy. These are kind of like entropic situations that hold themselves together. It's like the Spiral Jetty is physical enough to be able to withstand all these climate changes, yet it's intimately involved with those climate changes and natural disturbances. That's why I'm not really interested in conceptual art because that seems to avoid physical mass. You're left mainly with an idea. Somehow to have something physical that generates ideas is more interesting to me than just an idea that might generate something physical.Nic at A Young Hare has had some great posts lately about the not-legendary-enough Italian artist/architect Gianni Pettena, which made me revisit Pettena's discussion with Robert Smithson. The interview took place in January 1972, the day after Smithson had delivered his "Hotel Palenque" lecture at the University of Utah, where Pettena was a visiting professor. It was originally published in Domus in Nov. 1972, and included in Smithson's collected writings.
In the same conversation, Smithson also mentioned his preference for working in "a site that is free of scenic meaning," one with "views that are expansive, that include everything..." In referring to the Spiral Jetty's site:
The Salt Lake piece is right near a disused oil drilling operation and the whole northern part of the lake is completely useless. I'm interested in bringing a landscape with low profile up, rather than bringing one with high profile down.I'd argue that the lake's utility has only increased since Smithson saw it, and that his installation of the Spiral Jetty has certainly raised its landscape's profile.
Meanwhile, 185 francs. That's the price written inside my copy of the 1996 reissue of Smithson's writings. I bought it at the Musee d'Art Moderne de la ville de Paris, which has [had?] an awesome bookstore. Is it still awesome? I haven't been for a couple of years now, though I expect I'll be back before the franc is.
And from the end of the conversation:
Smithson:...I developed that somewhat with the non-sites, where I would go out to a fringe area and send back the raw material to New York City, which is a kind of center--a big sprawling night mare center, but it's still there. Then that goes into the gallery and the non-site functions as a map that tells you where the fringes are. It's rare that anybody will visit these fringes, but it's interesting to know about them.
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Dan O'Mahony, front man of Huntington Beach straight-edge outfit No for an Answer, is a cornerstone in the history of OC hardcore, especially known for barking out scathing, socially charged lyrics. Since the '90s, he has expressed similar ideals through spoken word, using hyper-personal stories such as those of his mother's death and his marital troubles. He's speaking for the first time at a record store as part of TKO Records' Punk Rock Pizza Party series.
The label will release a super-rare new recording from No for an Answer at the event, the band's first release in more than 20 years. When we spoke to O'Mahony in anticipation of the show, he noted good-naturedly that the EP was getting more buzz than the event itself.
Dan O'Mahony performs with Greg Mollin at TKO Records, www.tkorecords.com. Fri., 7 p.m. Free. All ages.
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OC Weekly: Where do you draw the content for your spoken-word act from?
Dan O'Mahony: I've been lucky enough to live a fairly unusual life. I was able to do nothing but music as a musician and a columnist for Maximum Rocknroll. My family has always been a colorful cast of characters. For the event at TKO, because it's a punk record store and I'm supporting a punk-rock record, I'm going to focus on war stories from back in the day.
How did you hook up with TKO?
I used to train [TKO owner] Mark Rainey when I was a personal trainer. We'd lift weights together, which is a very jock response for a couple of 6-foot-whatever, tattooed beasts. He was always a fun guy to be with. We had decades of shared history.
What came first, the show or the new seven-inch?
He called and said they'd had two decent punk men do the record stores and want more of a hardcore direction. He asked me to do it; I was honored. He tried to think of a way to promote the show and asked if No for an Answer had any unreleased recordings. I said no and shot it down. Within a half-hour of getting off the phone, I realized we had two songs we'd always regretted not recording.
It's completely unreleased material. It's three songs with one new one about how you take the ethos from that scene in the '80s out of the clubs and implement it in your current life. The record is two anti-racism anthems and one song about getting old.
What was it like being in the studio again?
One of the songs, "Man Against Man," I knocked out in one take. I hadn't sung in two years, and I hadn't been in a recording studio in 12. My voice held up real well. The other guys, they've been playing for 25 [years]. They had no problem. It was really fun.
Is it something you guys would consider doing again?
No. [Laughs]. We got offered a European tour within days of even sticking our heads above ground, which was hilarious to me. We used to bust our asses for years and save every penny. Now, you can be doing something with your free time, and the world comes to you. It's a tribute to how much the media has changed. The idea of going to Europe on someone else's dime is always flattering, but we have kids, and John and I are extremely blue-collar and need every penny that comes in. Disappearing for six weeks is a real roll of the dice, financially.
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Time to get this guy off the street.
It's too late-he's already assured of a second term since there's no one running against him on the Democrat ticket.
"The man turned himself in April 1 on a charge of aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury, according to police records, but a grand jury later declined to indict him on a lesser assault charge."
The Grand Jury must have concluded that when the accused turned himself in it was an April Fool's joke, and thus declined to indict him.
The April Fool's joke is that we have a justice system in Galveston County that treats everyone equally under the law. The victim needs to hire a private investigator to find out the accused's connection at GPD. He was allowed to turn himself in at his convenience on a felony charge so he knows someone either at GPD or the D.A.'s Office or both. That's their modus operandi.
The way I read it, supposedly the provoking act was a raising of an open hand. I guess there are some that think that the response to a provoking act does not need to account for the actual threat, nor whether the response is in line with the supposed provocation. I don't know how threatening his open hand might be, having not seen it. However, under the so called "Stand Your Ground" laws these days, i'm not sure that the level of threat means anything, and commensurate response doesn't either.
Certainly, the assailant is going to maintain that he felt threatened, and the victim is going to maintain that he wasn't a threat. What I wonder is what the witnesses saw. And, where were those witnesses when this was happening?
I might be able to understand the no-bill, but I don't understand why the grand jury spent so little time looking at it. A man sustained significant injuries. The length of his hospital stay seems to have warranted a bit more attention to detail.
I'm willing to bet the GJ didn't hear about the two witnesses and that this was presented as a he said-he said scenario. Of course, if accurately reported the victim was attacked in his own back yard and yet this wasn't an assault? The only way we'll know what the GJ actually heard is if one of them dares to speak out.
Of course the GCDN-and I know this is a stretch-could ask Porretto if he or the detective is aware of any personal friendship or relationship the accused has with any law enforcement officer on GPD or the GCSO. And get them to state the answer on record. Bet they won't do that.
Lang, the reason the GJ spent so little time looking at it is the manner in which it was presented. Plain and simple. The fact remains that the D.A. Jack Roady is shameless when it comes to protecting law enforcement at the expense of seeing that justice is done.
"I will do the right things for the right reasons." Jack Roady
This guy has almost as much hubris as Heber Taylor.
Did you know that Former Galveston County District Mike Guarino, the attorney representing the man accused of beating Wasylik, also endorsed Jack Roady, for District Attorney. Do you think this is a little Quio Que Pro?
Thats the name of the game these days. Got a problem with someone? Track them down, confront them, beat them senseless, could even shoot them if ya want, all you have to say is "self defense" and then its on the victim to prove you wrong.
I think the grand jury needs a new group of people. How can charges be no billed without at least a misdemeanor charge of assault? I guess he has the right friends in the right places.
It's not the makeup of the grand jury panel-it's the District Attorney and the law enforcement agency. They will always present the evidence in the manner needed to reach the desired outcome-no bill or indictment. They understand what they do in front of the GJ is secret so they have no fear of being exposed unless a jury member sees or hears evidence that wasn't presented that would have made a difference and then goes public. In this case it seems the attacker has some friends to take care of him. And of course we have a D.A. is who utterly shameless when it comes to perverting the law.
At one time in this county you could kill somebody, cut them up, toss the pieces into the bay, then successfully claim self-defense and get off scott free.
Why is the disposition of this case at hand a great surprise?
Why don't you release the attacker's name? You release other peoples' names that are charged with a crime. Let's see who's being protected.
""My detective investigated that case to the fullest," Porretto said"
He didn't happen to go to the same investigative school that Sgt. Bruce Balchunas of the GCSO went to did he? That would explain everything.
Well to all the people that said the law ( STAND YOU GROUND ) was good. Here is a good example of a bad LAW.
I remember years ago when the now chief ( HP ) took a gun home from a crime scene . They cover that up, so this is nothing new . [sad] [sad]
"Six days after the incident with the golf cart, Wasylik said, he was severely beaten in his backyard."
"...in his backyard."!!!
How does that have anything to do with stand your ground when the person in his own backyard was the one beaten? Is the story wrong, and the elderly man was in the attacker's back yard?
Sounds more like trespassing on the part of the attacker before an assault.
Under stand your ground, had the old man beaten the crap out of the other guy when attacked on his own property, or shot him in fear for his life, THAT would have been stand your ground on Wasyliks part.
Stand your ground laws allow people NOT to have to run away from an attacker when under assault, and so, for many people, that's a very good thing, and a very bad thing for the attacker. If someone wants to back off, they still can.
I don't know of any that allow you to go looking for trouble 6 days after an incident, on someone else's property, and claim you are simply standing your ground.
If that's what is being used as an out to not indict here, then it's not the law that's the problem...it's the twisting of it for reasons contrary to the law's intent.
Even under the most trying of circumstances, I cannot see myself ever taking a poke at an 80 year old man, no matter what he said or did.
As for the golf cart, if it were illegally parked and in the rightful property owner's way, why not call a tow truck and have it hauled off, and then the owner would have to pay to get it back.
This is a fubar'd mess. seems like some simple courtesy, or failing that simple rational thinking, could have prevented it all.
Rational thinking? You mean there are people that actually do that these day? I thought that went out before pet rocks were in.
I don't think the issue was ever about an illegally parked vehicle. It was a vehicle legally parked in front of a residence, and the residents supposedly just needed it moved so they could park a truck or something to load/unload some stuff. Supposedly, Wasylik was rude to the man's wife while moving the golf cart, and even six days later, emotions hadn't cooled enough to just blow off the snooty behavior.
I think where "Stand Your Ground" might come into play is under this scenario:
I invite you into my backyard to shoot the breeze and drink some bottles of Diet Coke. We're having a nice chat until it's time to reach into the cooler for another round of Diet Coke. You hand me a bottle with the label facing away from me. While telling you that my bottle must have the label facing me, I raise my hand, apparently to slap your face. You react by beating the holy bejeezus out of me.
THAT is not what a stand your ground law is about. To say it is, or to use it as an excuse to let an apparently unstable person (which I personally would consider to be someone unable to let a 6 day old 'offense' by an elderly man go) off the hook, is wrong.
OK. Legally parked, but in the way...that's where the courtesy or at least rationality I said was missing should have come in, both sides.
Ultimately, it appears that it is what it is, and that not even a grand jury can fix stupid...which is what we have in play here, by any other name.
The theoretical scenario you described has nothing to do with standing your ground, and everything to do with one or more idiots/hotheads/both being close enough together for two wrongs to equal one bigger wrong.
Don't need a grand jury to figure that out.
A couple of 7 year olds would do just fine...
Sounds like you long for the old days where rational thinking was generally considered normal and necessary. Maybe in your mind, and mine, people should consider the circumstances and alternatives before acting. And, we should consider the importance of a situation before getting bent out of shape over it, and staying bent out of shape over it.
Someone should definitely slap the alleged attacker for even thinking about going down the street to "fight" something that, if it should have been a battle at all, would have been his wife's battle. And, if his wife believed there was a battle to be fought, I'd argue that she should get a judicial slap, too. And, if the older guy really was that rude to the wife when asked to move his vehicle, then he should get a judicial slap, too.
It seems that we have 3 people that are far too good at blowing things out of proportion. If it played out as it's been described, I definitely think the younger guy did the greatest amount of proportion blowing. But, there does appear to be additional responsibility to dole out. I would expect the DA and Grand Jury to do a better job of finguring it out, though, rather than just take a pass on it.
The Grand Jury has no responsibility other than to review what is presented to them. The questions remain the same-was the GJ told about the two witnesses, were they told where the attack took place, and were they told about the victim's injuries?
GJ's can be led in one direction or the other by the DA depending on how he wants it to go. It'll probably take a true media outlet to ask the questions as the GCDN isn't going to do anything that would upset their endorsed candidate.
Doesn't the Grand Jury have the right/responsibility/capability to ask probing questions? Are they really just supposed to sit down, shut up, and listen only to what the lawyers tell them? My understanding is that, in principal, Grand Juries are investigative, but I don't know if that's the way they're employed in Texas or Galveston County.
Asking questions guarantees you'll get told what whomever you asked wants to tell you. Asking questions with punishment under force of law for false replies is needed. The Catch 22 of that is if it's the law that you are asking....[wink]
Absent that threat, the only binder is the character of the information provider(s), and then only to the limit(s) of the veracity of the info he's using to reply with, or completeness of it.
The law is as imperfect as all other things in life are...
It doesn't help when distorting or flat out falsifying the 'facts' or 'truth' have become common ways to deal with questions or problems faced in these times in which we live...
So, who's fulluvit here...the parker...the complainer...the puncher...the inestigator...the jury...
At this point, as a certain 'baton passer' would say, what difference does it make...[rolleyes]
I'm with kevinjlang on this one in regard to the lack of witnesses. Without a witness (one that has nothing to gain nor lose), then it cannot be determined if the older guy did something to make the other guy have to "protect himself". I have an inkling that the older Wasylik guy was harmless, and all the other dude had to do was walk away. The old guy may have made a motion that "seemed" menacing. So what - you walk away.
Big deal if the older guy was rude to the wife and seemed intoxicated. The younger husband/wife should be the "bigger" persons and understand that the old guy probably lived a life of being cantakerous. So, it's "he said, she said", and wasted resources to settle something that could have been prevented. Yet and still, you don't beat someone up to a pulp just because he raised his hand toward you. I'm wondering what the extent of the older man's injuries (with the strokes and the shoulder and all) had to play in eventually "no-billing" the case. Perhaps it wasn't convincing enough to say that the shoulder and strokes had anything to do with said assault. What I'm saying is that it seems the old man didn't prove there was bodily harm done to him by the "attacker".
Chief Henry Poretto didn't pick this Grand Jury. It isn't the DA's grand jury. The members of a Grand Jury are selected randomly from a cross section of the residents of the county. Chief Poretto's officer charged the man with a crime and that's far from a coverup. It takes 9 Grand Jurors to true bill an accused, 9 true bill votes, and one lone vote can make the difference between charges being filed or not being filed. It wouldn't be the first time that has happened, one or two votes making the difference. We will never know the vote, but DA Roady is right, if new evidence comes to light, then he would be doing the right thing to present the new evidence for consideration of charges, but absent that, the Grand Jury, the independent citizens randomly selected have spoken, and the DA has to respect that decision and not "shop" the charges to another Grand Jury. The suggestion that the Galveston Police Department, the DA's office and the Grand Jury all worked to provide favor to the accused is a stretch of the imagination. The Grand Jury is our system of checks and balances to protect against one person being able to decide if charges will be filed against an individual. Absent new evidence or the DA believing that a miscarriage of Justice has occured, the decision of the Grand Jury has to be respected.
"The suggestion that the Galveston Police Department, the DA's office and the Grand Jury all worked to provide favor to the accused is a stretch of the imagination."
It might be a stretch to think the GJ worked to provide favor to the accused but it's hardly a stretch to believe D.A. Jack Roady and/or Porretto did in the way it was presented to the GJ. Jack Roady lied to the AG's Office to cover up his misconduct and that of the GCSO in my case so I'm well aware of what he's willing to do.
And Mr. Sistrunk, you know that GJ's and juries may or may not get presented all the evidence and that evidence may or may not be collected and may be presented in any number of ways to jurors. Have you ever heard of Ken Anderson and Michael Morton? Study the Joshua Bledsoe case that Roady had and see what the TCPD and the D.A's Office did. Study the Frederick Mueller case and see what the GPD and the D.A.'s Office did. Ask Roady why he quietly dismissed the felony child abuse charge (indicted by a GJ) against TCPD Officer John Thorn without ever taking it to trial and ask the GCDN why they wouldn't report on that?
I think you were a good DA Mr. Sistrunk but to ask the public to believe that simply because someone is a DA or a police officer that everything they do will be on the up-and-up is what's a stretch. Roady has a record that proves what he's all about.
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HSBC's controversial £120m pay package for senior directors is expected to win shareholders' approval at today's annual meeting, but it will have to acknowledge a large protest vote.
About a fifth of shareholders are expected to oppose the remuneration changes or abstain from voting. Earlier this month, GlaxoSmithKline's remuneration report scraped through after almost 40pc of shareholders rejected it or abstained from voting.
Royal Dutch Shell recently had to acknowledge a large protest vote, after a third of investors opposed plans to give three directors €1m (£785,000).
Under HSBC's plan, chief executive Mike Geoghegan would be the highest-paid director. On top of his basic salary of £1m, he could receive a bonus up to four times salary and a long-term incentive plan that could be equivalent to seven times salary, equating to a potential package of £12m a year.
In total over three years, the bank's top five directors could pocket £120m if they hit stretching performance targets. The Association of British Insurers has issued an "amber" rating, indicating concerns. Pirc, the corporate governance adviser, is calling for a vote against the scheme, labelling it "excessive".
HSBC is expected to get the report through with about 80pc in favour, far off the bank's normal approval levels of over 95pc. Dissident shareholder Knight Vinke will voice its concerns over the bank's strategy. It has urged the board to appoint an independent adviser to review the options for its troubled US business, which has taken $15.4bn (£7.8bn) of sub-prime provisions so far.


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When should you swing for a home run and when should quickly get points up on the board?
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Ezra Kucharz, President of CBS Local, recently answered these questions and more like it in the first of a two-part interview with Michael Depp of Net News Check.
Ezra came to CBS a few years ago and has been busy executing a new strategy that consolidates assets with a "portfolio" approach and bringing rigorous metrics to everything the company does. Under his leadership, CBS Local is blocking and tackling first and swinging for the fences second.
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Blackburn are hoping a good run in Europe will persuade Lucas Neill to stay at the club.
Blackburn are hoping a good run in Europe will persuade captain Lucas Neill to stay at the club.
The Australian is out of contract next year and was known to be disappointed that a deadline day switch to Liverpool fell through.
Blackburn have made it clear they are ready to offer fresh terms to Neill and goalkeeper Brad Friedel is keeping his fingers crossed
"It's extremely important to keep Lucas," said Friedel.
"If we can hold on to him it would be great for all of us. He would be hard to replace.
"Lucas is a good guy, he's got a level head on him and works ever so hard.
"We've never had any trouble with him or any drop in form. He just gets on with it. He is a leader on and off the pitch.
"Lucas has to think of himself and his family, but we are hoping that a good run in Europe and the Premier League will do something to make him think about his future."


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Heading into Sunday afternoon's contest against their division-rival Detroit Lions, Jay Cutler had been a big part of the reason for the Chicago Bears' perfect 3-0 record. Following it, he found himself a big part of the reason for his team's first loss on the season.
"I think if I played better, this is a different ball game," Cutler told the media after the game. "It just boils down to my turnovers."
Indeed it does. Detroit scored a field goal and touchdown following Cutler's first two interceptions on the day, respectively. The Lions failed to score on the drive immediately following his third pick, as Major Wright went on to pick off Matt Stafford, but alas, on the Bears' next drive, Cutler fumbled the ball on a sack and it was returned for a touchdown.
In all, Cutler's lack of ball security netted the Lions 17 points on the day. "We can't turn the ball over," head coach Marc Trestman said. "We know that."
What is most disturbing about Cutler's performance were the ways in which the turnovers came. On one play in particular, Cutler was tripped up slightly on his dropback, then proceeded to throw deep into bracket coverage (a defender in front of and behind his receiver), and he did it off his back foot, having to almost hop to complete his motion.
That single series of events is mind-boggling. No quarterback should ever make that throw, and decision making like that was something Cutler seemed to have been noticeably better at through his first three games.
Cutler had also recently been receiving praise for getting rid of the ball quickly, and that tendency also appeared to regress up in Ford Field. But on the other side of the coin, guys have bad games, and for Cutler, this was about as bad as one would hope it gets.
The offensive line actually appeared to play serviceably, despite giving up three sacks — at least one or two of which were on the QB (have to do my review to be sure) — after having only allowed three through three games heading in.
The defense struggled to contain Reggie Bush (139 yards and a TD), but they tightened up in the second half and did not allow a touchdown through the last two quarters.
And on special teams, the Bears allowed another long kick return (57 yards) to set the Lions up at the Bears' 22-yard line. Adam Podlesh kicked a miserable, line-drive punt, and poor angles to the ball carrier took care of the rest.
All in all, the Chicago Bears had a bad game. But the light at the other end of the metaphorical tunnel is that we've already seen them play much better, and we know that they can play better. Having said that, here's the usual notebook dump:
- Credit goes to the Chicago Tribune's Brad Biggs on this one: Last time the Bears scored 32 points and lost was November 5, 1995 in a 37-34 OT loss to the Steelers at Soldier Field.
- The Bears converted just one of 13 (8%) third downs all day. Holy hell.
- Trestman played it more conservative with his timeouts this week, which could have really helped his team prior to the half had they not been in full suck mode.
- Keep an eye on Blake Costanzo — kid is playing some pretty good special teams.
- Julius Peppers notched a sack, so that's cool. But honestly, I thought he played a pretty solid game prior to review.
- Bears started out — on their very first play, I mean — with what looked like a nice gameplan to max-protect and establish the run early in order to then set up the pass. But literally one play later and they tossed it out the window and started chucking the ball everywhere. Could have been a different outcome if they hadn't. Just sayin'.
- Chris Conte struggled vs. the run. He's either struggling in recognition and biting late or not taking straight angles far too often.
- How about them blocks from Marshall and Jeffery to spring Matt Forte for the TD, huh? If that didn't make you all warm and fuzzy inside in the moment I don't know what will. Maybe that picture of the kitten clutching the tree branch with the caption urging him/her to "hang in there" does it for you, I don't know. Come to think of it, maybe Trestman can post that in the team locker room this week.
- I published this when the Bears drafted Alshon Jeffery, and through the last couple games he's had a grab worthy of this gallery. This guy is good.
- Long got beat up by Suh on more than one occasion that I saw, and so while we know he's still a work in progress, I'm also confident he's going to own that dirty prick one day.
- Did I mention the third downs? Damn …
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My hair is so blaahhh lately.. i'm in desperate need of a cut its just so long, flat and lifeless.. although it looks curlyish here it's becoming so time consuming to do grr and it drops so easily. I'm kind of in the mood for coral again I'm not sure if it's my upcoming holiday that has me digging out this shade of last summer. This is how I wore my make up last night, just ended up meeting some friends at a club in London, was good as I haven't seen them for about 2 years!
I am also LOVING this nail polish, I painted them this at work and I really don't want to take it off EVER, but it's chipped and I thought I'd bought it before but obviously hadn't - Its called 'Jaded' and is by Rococo! How cute is my flying eagle ring.. I think it's an eagle!? hmm. It was only £2 from Primark I have to say their jewellery is growing on me slightly.
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CANTERBURY Bulldogs chief executive Todd Greenberg has praised the ARL Commission for its new billion dollar television deal believing it is a sign of just how strong the game is.
Greenberg, regarded as one of the game's best administrators, joined a growing chorus of people from within the game praising the new $1.025 billion deal that will see Channel Nine and Fox Sports retain television rights to the game.
The Bulldogs boss said "significant credit" needed to be given to the ARL Commission and the NRL management team for negotiating such a strong deal.
Phil Rothfield analysis: Deal a big win for fans
But Greenberg said the money would need to be invested wisely to ensure the game's future.
"I think on a game perspective we want to make sure this money is invested over five years to make sure we're in better shape than we are now.
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Greenberg said he had lobbied to have scheduling locked in for any deal struck and was pleased to see the first 20 rounds of the new season would be set in stone.
The game could be headed for a return to a Sunday night grand final under the new deal but Greenberg said people needed to understand that when negotiating it was impossible to get everything you wanted.
"Timeslots are really important. We've conveyed that message to the Commission a number of times. I think people want to know when the games are on to give them certainty," Greenberg said.
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Never let it be said that I do not admire the tenacity of Iron Maiden. Even when they're just releasing singles and EP's, they always smack a kickass pic on the cover. Featuring good ol' Edward flying a fighter jet, their Aces High single is yet another well-endowed release for collector's to go gaga over.
Side A is of course the track "Aces High." One in a long, proud line of Maiden album openers, it's a NWOBHM classic. Personally I'm more of a "Two Minutes to Midnight" guy when it comes to Powerslave singles (review pending), but you can't keep a good song down, especially if it was penned by Steve Harris. But you're not buying this single for "Aces High" (you should already have it); you're getting it for the B-sides. First up is "King of Twilight," originally by British psychedelic/progressive/space-rock pioneers Nektar. I'm familiar with the band, but as of right now I've never heard the original. Doesn't matter though, 'cause the Maiden version rules. Basically the Steve Harris & Nicko McBrain show, it slays that fucking Montrose cover from a few years back. Lastly, there's a live rendition of "The Number of the Beast." It's good, but live versions of that song are not hard to come by.
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I guess i was read this late, maybe AE has patched it or just iap crack not working for ios 7
So i decided to upgrade iap crack to iapfree. And it work. Just follow these step
1. Add source sinfuliphone (i cant post link) to get iapfree with core plugin if you on ios 7 same as me
2. Go in battlegem (wifi still on) select upgrade
3. Now, there will be a board that said founder thingy. Still keep that board, you quickly turn off wifi, or if you in ios 7 you can just swipe up and turn off
4.tap buy it, it will said you have buy it like when you open wifi (but no stuff) and just tap continued. If you see "link to AQW" thats mean you succeed (i dont recommended link it if you dont like to get banned. Still, need someone test if that work)
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(LAS VEGAS) — A Las Vegas couple is grateful that their cat has nine lives, after their feline required CPR after being caught in a house fire Friday, officials said.
The North Las Vegas Fire Department said it responded Friday afternoon to calls of a fire at a single-story, single-family home. The fire was extinguished and contained after about 37 minutes.
"There was one adult male and adult female, whom lived at the house but were not home at the time of the fire," the fire department said in a statement
While the human occupants were never in danger, the same couldn't be said for the cat of the house.
"The pet cat, which was in the house required pet CPR, was resuscitated, and is in good condition right now," the fire department said.
Neighbor Calvin Lynch told firefighters who arrived at the scene that he thought the couple had a dog. Shortly after, firefighters came out carrying a lifeless cat and immediately hooked it up to oxygen and performed CPR. It was shortly after the cat was revived.
"I didn't really see it move after that," Lynch told ABC affiliate KTNV. "It actually kind of shook me, so I turned the other way. I just thought it was awesome that they were able to bring it back to life."
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CNN) - It's the season for snapping pictures, and our smartphones make it easier than ever to get that quick shot of the kids with Santa or the Christmas tree in the living room. But an emerging crop of artists is taking simple smartphone photography to a new level.
With a vast array of tools to share photos and a smartphone in so many pockets, it can seem like everyone is a photographer. "I'm finding shots that I wouldn't have seen otherwise. Mundane things that someone else wouldn't think about," says James Campbell, InstantDC Photographer.
But some smartphone shooters are elevating the mundane into a new genre of art.
This is InstantDC, a recent Washington exhibition that lined gallery walls with photography... Taken with smartphones. "We wanted to celebrate photography shot through a mobile phone, preferably iPhone for the most part," Michael Andrade, InstantDC Photographer.
For some artists, the smartphone presents a challenge experimenting or carving a specialty with a medium photographers didn't have a decade ago. For others, it's been a stepping stone. "I went from iPhone to DSLR and now I shoot film. So for me, I learned about street photography about doing portraits and abstract and art so it really was kinda the gateway for me to learn more about photography," says Michael Andrade, InstantDC Photographer.
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Applying for a visa can be the killjoy of every potential holiday. Thankfully being a British passport holder can be quite a powerful thing, it is ranked as the third best in the world to have due to the visa-free or visa on arrival access that's available.
Although British citizens can easily step foot into 176 different countries there's another 40 that make life a little bit more difficult. This list is a bit like my nemesis, my aim is to visit all of them but sadly some are far more complicated than others. Let's take a look at where they are and how you can visit these entry restricted places.
*This list does not include the easy e-visa or visa on arrival countries
Tourist visas for Afghanistan can be a bit of a faff, thankfully they can now be purchased for 90 days, however you must attend an appointment at the Embassy in London with all the required elements including an invitation letter, completed application form, photo, evidence of employment, proof of address and a personal statement that confirms you are aware of the risks involved and take full responsibility.
- Visa fee: Single entry tourist visa £140.00
- Afghanistan Embassy in London
Unlike neighbouring Morocco, Algeria requires British citizens to apply for a visa in advance. This can take up to 4 weeks and be aware that if your visa is refused or cancelled the fee is non-refundable! I recently applied via post to the Consulate in London and had a rather interesting experience, read more here.
- Visa fee: £85 for single entry tourist visa
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- Blog article: How to get an Algerian Visa
Although visa requirements most certainly discourage tourism, Angola has some incredibly beautiful beaches just waiting to be discovered. If the country relaxes the Soviet-style rules I foresee a very bright tourist future for Angola. When applying for your visa you have 12 things that you must complete to be granted a visa!
- Visa fee: £80 or £160 for an urgent request
- Angolan Embassy in London
As the last Dictatorship of Europe it is no surprise that the visa process can be rather long and complicated. To encourage tourism, President Lukashenko has introduced some new rules; as of 12th January 2017 you can now enter Belarus visa-free for trips of 5 days or less.
- Visa fee: Longer than 5 days – €60. 5 days or less – free & on arrival.
- Belarussian Embassy in London
A tiny West African nation that is little-known outside the adventure tourist market, home to tribal cultures, ancient voodoo traditions and amazing colonial architecture. I've never previously considered visiting Benin, however the visa process appears really simple so who am I to complain?!
- Visa fee: £60 for a 15 day single entry tourist visa
- Benin UK Consulate
Often described as the "last Shangri-La" due to its pristine environment and strict entry rules. You'll need to have a substantial budget to visit Bhutan due to its enforced request of having a daily spend, this is approximately £190 ($250) per day depending on the season, although this fee does include your accommodation, food, transport and a guide.
- Visa Fee: $250 per day (approximately £190)
- Bhutanese Visa Information
Can you point Cameroon out on a map? Most likely not, I had to do a quick search so I could confirm I was in the right place…I wasn't! Cameroon is surrounded by conflict zones and many parts are off-limits. The visa process appears relatively straight forward apart from the letter of invitation with the Cameroonian Police from your host, partner or contact in the country!
- Visa fee: 3 months visa £89, 6 month visa 178
- Cameroonian High Commission in London
Central African Republic
The FCO currently advise against all travel to the Central African Republic due to the ongoing civil war. There's no embassy in the UK, however you can apply for a visa via the French Consulate-General in London who accepts applications.
- Visa fee: $150 for 3 month entry (not confirmed)
- Consulate-General of France in London
I really want to visit Chad, but they certainly don't make it very easy! There is no Embassy in London, therefore your nearest place to visit will either be Paris or Brussels, however if you don't speak French it will virtually be impossible to secure a visa. Sadly very few people could tell you exactly where Chad is, let alone why you should visit!
- Visa fee: £100 for a single entry tourist visa
- Chadian Embassy in Brussels
Although I've previously visited Hong Kong, I never ventured to the mainland and I greatly regret this as China has rapidly developed in the last 10 years. For UK citizens you must apply via one of the three application centres in London, Manchester or Edinburgh, be aware that there's a variety of visa options and prices but the process thankfully isn't complicated.
- Visa fee: £85 (plus £66 application service fee) for single entry tourist visa
- Chinese Visa Application Centre
Congo (Republic of the)
Definitely don't get the two Congo's mixed up, the Republic of is also referred to as Congo-Brazzaville highlighting the capital city. You must be granted a visa before arrival, similar to several other countries on this list you must obtain an invitation letter and already have your flight and hotel confirmations ready. According to the website it says the visa will be ready the next day, I'd love to test and see if this is true!
- Visa fee: 15 day visa £60
- Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Congo in the UK
Congo (Democratic Republic of the)
When people ask where would you like to visit next, I've never ever heard anyone say the DRC. Tourism is very much in its infancy in the DRC, with red tape and unofficial bribes often needed this instantly puts many people off. You can apply for your visa via the Embassy in London, but expect a delay of 2-3 weeks so plan ahead.
- Visa fee: £60 for a single entry visa, plus $50 as an International departure tax upon leaving the DRC
- DRC Embassy in London (in French)
Although you only require a Tourist Card for Cuba I have included it on this list as you still have to apply for it from the Embassy in London or via your travel agency if you are travelling with a group. It is probably the easiest visa to get on this list!
- Visa fee: Single entry Tourist card £15.00
- Cuban Embassy in London
- Blog article: Discover my Cuban adventure
Equatorial Guinea
Equatorial Guinea is a small but rather unusual country, divided in two with the largest part being on the mainland whilst the capital city sits on Bloko island. Getting a visa for Equatorial Guinea isn't easy, there are plenty of hoops to jump through, especially considering the fact that tourists must prove that they have at least £2,000 in their bank account or risk having their visa rejected.
- Visa Fee: £100 for standard or £180 for urgent visa requests
- Equatorial Guinea Embassy in London
Eritrea is one of my favourite countries that I've been lucky enough to visit, I travelled with a group on a recce tour around Eritrea which made things much easier. To get a visa for Eritrea you will need to be booked on a tour with a local company, they will issue you with an application number which needs to be used when you submit your visa request. You may be required to have an interview whilst visiting the Embassy although the visa takes 2-4 weeks to process as it gets sent straight to Asmara (the capital city) for authorisation.
- Visa fee: £25 for a single entry tourist visa
- Eritrean Embassy in London
- Blog article: Explore the unexplored in my Eritrean adventure
Often described as the first place you must visit in Africa to ease you in, Ghana is a safe, secure and stable country with an incredible history. The visa process is relatively straight forward although you must be immunised for yellow-fever and provide proof. It can take up to 15 working days to receive your visa so plan in advance.
- Visa fee: £60 single entry tourist visa for 3 months
- Ghanaian Embassy in London
Sadly I haven't been able to find that much information about obtaining a visa for Guinea, the Embassy in London doesn't appear to have a website and their office has recently moved from Kilburn to Kensington.
- Visa fee: £65 for single entry for up to 1 month
- Embassy of Guinea in London, Wikipedia
If you aren't British, American or Canadian then an Iranian visa will be simple to get on arrival. Sadly for our three nations we must apply in advance, for Brits we must apply via the newly reopened Embassy in London, you will need an application number but this can be sought via the Embassy directly.
- Visa fee: £180 for a single entry tourist visa
- Iranian Embassy in London
- Blog article: Fancy visiting Iran? Find out all you need to know
Why on earth would you want to visit Iraq? WELL… avoiding the pre-conceptions, the people are incredibly friendly, welcoming and the food is delicious. I visited the Kurdish region of Northern Iraq in 2014 and absolutely loved it. Thankfully you don't need to apply for a visa in advance for Kurdistan, however for the rest of Iraq you will need to apply at the Embassy.
- Visa fee: £30 for Iraq / Free for Kurdish Iraqi visa
- Iraq Embassy in London
- Blog article: My Kurdish Iraqi diaries
Similar to Guinea, I've been unable to find much information about applying for a Liberian visa. There doesn't appear to be an Embassy website, however you can apply using various agencies who will charge you more. Tourism is very much in its infancy in Liberia, very few people visit due to a lack of infrastructure, which was recently made worse by the ebola outbreak in 2014.
- Visa fee: £60 for a standard single entry tourist visa
- Liberian Embassy in London, Wikipedia article
Currently the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) advise against all travel to Libya. During calmer times the most famous tourist attraction was Leptis Magna, one of the best preserved Roman amphitheatres, although unfortunately at present its status is unknown due to the ongoing conflict.
- Visa fee: £65 for a single-entry tourist visa
- Libyan Embassy in London (not updated since 2012)
Where did it all go wrong for Mali? Tourists used to flock here to see Timbuktu and then unfortunately the insurgency started and it was pretty much all over for the tourist industry of Mali. If, however that still doesn't put you off, you can apply for a visa at the Honorary Malian Consulate in London.
- Visa fee: £190 for a one month standard entry visa
- Malian Honorary Consultate in London
Mongolia is a huge landlocked country that is still traditional and unique in its values, it is one of the last places on earth you can experience nomadic life. When applying for your visa you'll need a completed application form, visa fee and also a letter of invitation which can be done through a local tour company.
- Visa fee: £40 for a single entry tourist visa
- Mongolian Embassy in London
Mozambique – a country that's very high on my list of "must-sees", sadly it is also one of the 41 who still require you to apply for a visa before you arrive. It's a painless process however, you'll need your completed application form, two passport sized photos, return flight confirmation documents, hostel/hotel confirmation documents, 1 recent bank statement and also a copy of the first page of your passport (containing your photograph).
- Visa fee: £40 for a single entry tourist visa
- Mozambique Embassy in London
Nauru – officially the least-visited country in the world and the world's smallest independent nation. Nestled deep in the South Pacific, this place won't come up on your travel list unless you're visiting Australia or New Zealand as it's incredibly remote. There's no UK embassy, however recent changes were brought in and almost everyone needs to apply before arriving, from what I can tell it is free.
- Visa fee: Free (unconfirmed)
- Visa policy of Nauru, Wikipedia
I can sadly confirm that I know nothing about Niger, other than it's in Africa and the Sahara desert occupies a large part of the country. Sadly there's no UK embassy or honorary consulate anymore, therefore you'll need to head to Paris to apply with a completed application form, 2 passport photos, a certificate of yellow fever vaccination and a copy of your onward travel.
- Visa fee: €75 for single entry tourist visa
- Niger Embassy in Paris (in French)
Due to the insurgency taking over Northern Nigeria it is currently advised against all travel to this part of the country. Nigeria has recently outsourced all of its visa applications to OIS, you'll now need to apply and pay their huge service fee when submitting all documents.
- Visa fee: £20 plus a £72 service fee from OIS
- Nigerian High Commission in London
North Korea
This country certainly needs no introduction, the DPRK (Democratic People's Republic of Korea) is a fascinating place that was completely cut off until 1953. I'm lucky enough to have visited the North Korean embassy in London, a very unique place that's situated in West London, far away from any other Embassy. A random experience, but the Koreans that I met were very warm and welcoming. To get a visa for North Korea you'll need to book onto a tour, I recommend Lupine Travel.
- Visa fee: €50 (Plus £20 if you want it as a sticker version)
- FCO advice for North Korea
Pakistan can be a rather difficult country to explain to people why you want to visit, however it has a lot to offer and hopefully with the power of Social Media this will become more obvious in the near-future. There are six visa application centres in the UK including Manchester, Bradford, Birmingham, Glasgow (opening soon) and also two in London.
- Visa fee: Single entry costs £104 plus processing fee of £30
- Pakistan High Commission in London
The biggest country in the world, often misunderstood but a unique place to venture to. If like me, you've visited lots of countries you'll have a panic attack just writing the visa application form by trying to remember all the countries you've been to in the last 10 years. Thankfully after attending the processing centre in London you'll have your visa within a few days.
- Visa fee: £38.40
- Russian Embassy in London
- Blog article: What's it like to visit Russia as an LGBT citizen?
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia represents one of the last frontiers in tourism, there are so many rules and very few opportunities to visit for tourism. The best chance of gaining a tourist visa is if you travel with a Saudi-specific agency but these are notoriously difficult to find and acquire.
- Visa fee: Unknown due to the availability of tourist visas
- Saudi Embassy in London
Sierra Leone
After sadly being flawed by the ebola outbreak in 2014, Sierra Leone has struggled to get back on its feet. I don't believe the expensive visa fee is helping to attract tourists as this has so far definitely put me off. The application process is straight forward and you can apply in person or by post, expect to receive your visa within one week.
- Visa fee: £109 for a single entry tourist visa
- Sierra Leone High Commission in London
South Sudan
The newest country in the world, South Sudan thought it would ease all of their problems to become independent, sadly it seems to have created new ones. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) advise against all travel to South Sudan due to the ongoing civil war although the visa application process appears relatively simple I'd probably advise to wait a few years to see how the conflict unfolds.
- Visa fee: £50 for a one month visa
- South Sudanese Embassy in London
It is said that the number of pyramids in Sudan far outweigh the number in Egypt, sadly this fact isn't quite as well known by tourists yet. To apply for a Sudanese visa you'll need to apply directly at the Embassy, however your request will be sent to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Khartoum and this can take anywhere from 4 to 6 weeks to be approved.
- Visa fee: £55 for a 60 day standard visa
- Sudanese Embassy in London
- Blog article: Sudan Travel – A guide to the Pyramids, Visa Rules & Khartoum
As of 2012 it is not possible to apply for a tourist visa for Syria due to the ongoing conflict affecting the country. I was lucky enough to visit in 2010 and was required to apply/collect my visa from the Embassy in London.
- Visa fee: Single entry £30, Multiple-entry £50
- Syrian Embassy in London (currently closed)
- Blog article: Pre-war Syria; what was it like?
Almost everyone needs a visa to enter Turkmenistan, the London embassy operates a rather strict calendar for applying/collecting your visa. When I purchased my visa from the embassy in 2015 I was charged £33, however this can fluctuate due to exchange rates.
- Visa fee: Approximately £35
- FCO Visa advice for Turkmenistan
- Blog article: Turkmenistan; A magic carpet ride in Central Asia
Sadly now described as one of the most dangerous countries in the world, Yemen was previously accessible although often with Government warnings. It's currently impossible to get a visa for Yemen, the FCO advise against all travel to the country (including Socotra archipelago). I found one website selling visas for £135, however the Yemeni London embassy website no longer appears to be functioning and has been taken offline.
- Visa fee: Unknown, currently not listed on the official website
- Yemeni Embassy in London
- Blog article: New tour to Socotra Island – visit now
- Last updated: 14th August 2017
- This list does not include countries that have e-visa facilities
- It also doesn't include any dependent, disputed or restricted territories
- The advice listed only refers to British citizens visa requirements
- It is possible to gain some visas from neighbouring countries, but not guaranteed
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The newly crowned West Lites Champion, Grant Langston went down hard during the tracktime activities during press day here at Las Vegas' Sam Boyd stadium. Grant was sporting his newly earned 1w plate, and crashed at the end of a triple/triple/triple rhythm section.
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Overall, this was a great hotel. It's close to old Quebec, and the rooms are large and accommodating. The only downside was that the interior rooms face a small alcove that basically becomes an echo chamber for all of the noise on the floors below. Besides the noise, it was a good hotel that I would recommend to others.
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Vikings The Reckoning Season 4 Episode 20 Recap — Another season of Vikings has ended, and needless to say, it went out with a bang. Literally. Because the last thing we see is Jonathan Rhys Meyers' character — a "warrior bishop," according to show creator Michael Hirst — boffing a recently widowed woman whose husbandRead More
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Vikings The Great Army Season 4 Episode 17 Recap — This is, probably, the first real episode of Vikings post-Ragnar's death where we're able to focus on the characters, themselves, and not how they exist in the content of Ragnar Lothbrok. To give a brief summary: Aslaug's sons put aside their differences with Lagertha toRead More
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Vikings Crossings Season 4 Episode 16 Recap — This is the first show of Vikings, ever, without Ragnar Lothbrok. And, to be fair, the remaining cast members handled the absence of their fearless Viking leader well — although to be fair, I think the entire fandom lost their collective minds when the ghost of RagnarRead More
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@Nox @KingofCavalryWhat I mean by "figure out your dispute" is that I don't know what happened. I can only go by what you both tell me. If his game happened to crash, he can tell you and you both can decide whether to rematch or not. All I can say is "Be fair and respectful to your Opponent".Great idea I'll put the results in a special topic and pin it.By spamming, I don't want you two arguing here. You can do that in Discord.
We weren't arguing or spamming on this thread?
"Twisting knowledge " "Punishment "??? @Thruzan
Yay! I can finally join!
Bouhouhouhou... I cannot plan the tournament anymore as my profile appear sas player... Hugely frustrating !
Ur not the only one with this issue dude, the update should be out today or tomorrow
Update plz come soon
I win!
Win #2!
Win #3!
Due to both players arriving at the 40 mark undecided and both players at the time were able to reasonably defeat each other... the match is considered a draw.
^Please note that this match ended overtime by +8 minutes. 40 minutes is the match time limit therefore, the match was declared a draw.
Wow @Thruzan. 8min is nothing you taking sides
Please don't mess with my post add your own next time thanks @Thruzan @nikodil
None of us agreed to that rule after we passed the 40min mark By a few minutes
You should of let us decide if we wanted to continue or call it a draw but you didn't and we finished our match and kse clearly lost
Please note @NoxBy signing up for this Tournament you agree to abide by the given Tournament rules, therefore you will he held to standard. Also please note the three determining factors apply to all matches that come to the 40 minute point. These determining factors are to clarify what happens when the 40 minute time limit has arrived. In your case, the match is a draw due to this.There is no more reason to discussing this matter as we have extensively exhausted the topic in the Discord server.
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Clive Barker to Rewrite 'Zombies vs. Gladiators' for Amazon Studios
by Ben Pearson
June 5, 2012
Zombies are on the rise (pun intended) in all sorts of modern settings these days, but if you've ever wondered what the stumbling undead would look like wandering around in a different time period altogether, today's your lucky day. Amazon Studios is teaming with Hellraiser writer/director Clive Barker to rewrite Zombies vs. Gladiators, the latest mash-up genre film to be developed by a studio. The story takes place in ancient Rome, when a dying shaman in the Coliseum casts a spell that creates the world's first zombies. Against all odds, a gladiator must fight to stop the horde and save Rome. Read on!
If you're like me, you're probably getting tired of all of these "versus" movies that have been announced recently. Barry Sonnenfeld is directing Dominion: Dinosaurs vs. Aliens, Michael Bay's Platinum Dunes is working on Zombies vs. Robots, blah blah blah. Hollywood execs think they can find all these buzzwords and make an entertaining movie by tossing them together, but it doesn't always work out like that. And if you don't believe me, just ask Cowboys & Aliens from last summer.
As for Barker, he's best known for writing horror stories and directing Hellraiser (which, coincidentally, we just talked about on this week's episode of my podcast), so it'll be pretty fascinating to see if he can infuse this ridiculous concept with any sort of real stakes or reason for us to care about any of the characters beyond the gimmick. Remember this project is coming from Amazon Studios, which is essentially a crowd-based studio that accepts unsolicited scripts from anyone and tries to make a full-length feature out of it. This project totally sounds like fanboy fan fiction, but we'll see if Barker can add anything to the material. We'll keep you posted as Zombies vs. Gladiators makes its way through development.
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As he sat cowering in the dugout to try to halt the boos and howls of derision that poured down upon him from the stands, it was difficult to envisage how Alan Pardew could still be the manager of Newcastle United this season.
Three months later, Pardew is a different creature. He no longer wears the haunted, startled look of a dead man walking. There is some of the old swagger in his step and self-confidence in his voice. Rather than sack him, the club's owner, Mike Ashley, backed him and finally released the funds to strengthen a depleted squad who had lost motivation in such spectacular fashion over the second half of the campaign.
Newcastle will not reveal how much they have spent in this transfer window, but there has been a refreshing boldness about their work.
It is comfortably the largest amount of money spent on new players under Ashley since his first summer in charge in 2007 and Pardew is delighted with the work that has been done. Should he get the other striker he craves and an experienced centre-back, this might be the best squad Newcastle have had for years.
"I think we have done some terrific business this summer," he said. "It must please the Newcastle fans that we have signed some exciting, offensive players. And, for me, I feel far more comfortable with the team and that we can play a brand of football that is expected of us.
"It is very difficult for the likes of the teams outside of the Champions League money to compete. But we are trying to do it in an educated manner.
"We've been accused of not spending the money we bring in, but now we have spent it and we can hope to get as close as we can. Certainly, offensively we are definitely stronger. There is no doubt about that."
The arrival of seven players this summer has been enough to largely extinguish the fires of rebellion. And at least one more addition is expected before the window closes in the shape of either Queens Park Rangers striker Loic Remy, who spent last season on loan at Newcastle, or Lyon centre forward Alexandre Lacazette.
It suggests the club are not completely devoid of ambition, after all, and while there is still mistrust of Ashley and misgivings about Pardew as manager, there is also a willingness to wait and see how the team start the season before complaining.
The flip side for Pardew is that he no longer has any excuses if results are bad. He will almost certainly not survive another supporter mutiny, but for now they are off his back, he has a stronger squad than at any time since he guided the team to fifth place in the Premier League in 2012 and this feels like a new start for both him and his team.
"If the manager plays it right he can turn Newcastle into a really good side capable of scoring a few goals and making a bit of an impact next year," said Don Hutchinson, a Newcastle supporter who played under Pardew at West Ham and who now works as a columnist for the local newspaper, The Journal.
"His team shouldn't struggle this year. If they are struggling after 10 games I think he will be under intolerable pressure. He's got 10 games to prove the team have moved on from last season."


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Sea Devil Seven Seven: A Vietnam Adventure
iUniverse, Mar 20, 2006 - Fiction
"Sea Devil Seven Seven" is an action packed adventure filled with heroism, conflict, comedy, romance and drama. This story, which is based on actual events, is being sold as fiction but has much more truth that fiction. The names of the characters have been changed as well as the sequence of events in order to give the story more flow.
This book gives the reader an insight into the Vietnam war from the perspective of those who chose to serve. It covers such topics as duty, honor, and service to one's nation. It deals with the moral of staying true to ones ideals and beliefs in the face of those opposing what you were doing.
"Sea Devil Seven Seven" is truly a one of a kind story that is a must read for anyone who has lived through the Vietnam era or anyone who has any interest in the war be they pro or con on the rights and wrongs of the Vietnam conflict.
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