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"DICE sets it's sights on Call Of duty"
OMG, so awesome.... Wait.. what? no... No.... NO!!!!!!!!
I hope they won't please Call Of Duty casual crowd, because once they did it we had sniper fest in BC2... =\\\ oh shit, Call Of shitty.
DICE do what you know, i hope they will do it right. Like in the old days.
Of course they will.../prays...
£/$10 it doesn't live up to the game BF2 fans expect it to be.
@Hunam, for 5 fucking years of developing it should deliver.
for that time they had a lot of spinnoffs to practice, now it's time to make a revolution.
If it won't live up to the expectations then holy cow...
EA clearly doesn't value the PC as a proper gaming platform. I mean look at BF2, that didn't have a single player campaign at all, but BF3 will have because that is what console gamers expect and that is what they will get. You think they are really going to make a game that can house 64 players in giant, sprawling maps with a a commander mode, a myrid of vehicle types, 6 player groups with a designated group leader and multi-tiered voice comms?
Of course they aren't. They can't do that on the 360 so they wont make an entirely different, more awesome game for the pc. We'll just get a server browser and the option to make private servers.
PS360 versions will be cut down from the PC version, not the other way around, which is odd because if MAG proves anything, it's that the PS3 can easily handle way more than 60+ players.
It looks a little too much like this for my liking. I'm honestly scared for DICE because if they don't deliver, PC gamers are going to burn their houses.
Armed with a new engine? WHAT THE FUCK?!
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Anyone remember this music! It brings a tear to my gaming eye! Classic :)
new standard for shooters ???
it looking similar to BF2
what exactly is the new
If Battlefield 3 has quick melee like COD and Bad Company 2... I will kill myself!
Would you really rather be flailing around with your gun on full auto right in the face of another player Yoshi?
That just feels stupid to me.
I liked the fact that it was a humiliation thing in Bad Company 2. Dogtagged, bitches.
If a person ran right up to me, fuck stabbing him, I'd blow his brains out, but in CoD, people have become sponges, wonder if there's a shooter out around that reacts to when you get shot, like if someone shot your leg you would flail then start limping til a medic helped you out, or if someone shot your left arm, you would handle your rifle inaccurately with one arm til it's healed by a medic, not sure if realism would make a fun game, but i think that it would be worth a try.
Face-on knifing in both BC2 and CoD is a joke. The idea that you'd be able to lunge through full-auto fire or a face full of buckshot and knife someone and survive is such bullshit. You'd be thrown back by the gunfire.
Future games need to either take that into account or include some sort of knife countering system for frontal knife attempts, because as-is, it's bollocks.
I think from behind though, especially with the BC2 animation (proper meaty thrust and twist into the neck) that's a legit one-hit kill. And if they so happen to be dressed like a Wookie, a legitimate teabag-dropping too.
CQC is effective in a firefight but the way the apply it to games is weird. I dont understand why they havent tried to mimic the real life scenario of doing it.
If a man is shooting a gun at something that is not you and you are able to get close enough to him, you would be able to get ur knife into him before he would be able to turn his weapon, point and shoot. especially if you had one hand holding the knife with one hand available to push the arm holding the gun out of the way before he has the chance of aiming. This is of course depending on the stikers speed. Usually soldiers are quick enough to do such things.
not saying thats what he did bUT the man only had a knife while 40 others had guns.
This whole crap of being fired at and u lunge passed the bullets hitting you for a knife kill is retarded.
Real knife insta-kills can be done, just needs to be done correctly. Im really liking the way KZ3 is doing it.
Okay, first of all: Games aren't realistic, nor have they ever been meant to be. If they were realistic, you'd be shitting your pants at the first crack of gunfire.
Second of all, even if we supposed that games are meant to be realistic, "a face full of buckshot" is harder to do than you might think. Guns are dangerous and they kill people very effectively, but a bullet or a cloud of buckshot at close range still only takes up a very small ammount of atmosphere, and believe it or not, it can be hard to guide a penny-sized piece of metal onto a target with a life-or-death shot of adrenaline coursing through your system.
Then you add to that the difficulty of entering a room through a door with a rifle that's around 3 feet in length, or manipulating a weapon of that size with a guy standing inches in front of you, and you have the reason why most units who are expert at clearing drills, send in a guy with a pistol first. Easy to handle, easy to switch targets, low recoil. It's not a question of blowing someone to pieces by virtue of caliber or cadence, it's a question of hitting them before they hit you.
Simply put, the restrictions of real close quarter combat wouldn't work in a game. You wouldn't be able to swing an assault rife around all willy nilly, and any soldier caught in a face-to-face situation like that (which has been documented numerous times in Iraq, especially) will try to grab the guy and neutralize him on the ground.
In games, people instantly panic when they're close to an enemy, and they start spraying all over their screen until they score a hit. If you like realism, then that could never happen, and personally it's not very satisfying to me to partake in a split second clusterfuck like that.
I'd rather have the first guy who presses his melee button win that duel. It's not realistic, although it's closer to the real thing. Most importantly though, it's just far more deliberate from a design point of view.
A knife is obviously a deadly weapon, but it takes considerable skill and effort to do it. There's one special forces operative who actually claimed to have taken out enemy with a knife during an escape, which has his buddies back at the regiment in stitches, since it's completely impossible to do silently, and requires an extreme effort to do quickly.
Basically, if you want to deprive a guy of action using a knife you have to grab him under the chin, lift him up with the one arm, and then serrate into his throat until you severely damage the spinal chord, in one swift movement. It's extremely hard to do, even for the best trained professional, and that's why it's barely taught anywhere.
Most trained soldiers would use a suppressed weapon if given the chance (which is almost as noisy as an unsurpressed weapon, contrary to popular belief) and use the element of surprise to try to shoot it out. Or if they attempt to be quiet, most likely their hands.
But yeah, gurkhas are some of the toughest soldiers I've ever read about.
After a very frustrating night of noobs driving my tank off in the middle of repairs only to watch it get RPG'd into oblivion 4 seconds later I hope there's some sort of "Tank Commander" perk or something that lets you boot noobs out of the drivers seat.
Also, in-vehicle comms to non-squadmates surely is a must?
Earlier as tank gunner I saw my driver heading right for an array of enemy mines, I didn't have the angle to shoot and I couldn't tell him to stop, all I could do was bail and leave him to his fate.
I'd also like the option to prefer squaddies with mic's and to not be put in Squads where one or more fuckers are running recon and haven't moved past however long it took them to run to their camping spot.
Why do cunts ask to be put in a squad then sit in the deployment attempting and missing ultra long-range snipes across the tiny portion of the battlefield they can actually see? You're not doing me any favours, I can spawn in the fucking deployment any time I want, and I'm not doing you any favours as you're too fucking far away to get any squad bonuses off me.
I'm probably going PC for BF3, I hear there are less pricks who pull that sort of bullshit.
rant over.
P.S. anyone sit hitting refresh on the new captcha thing thinking "pass, pass, pass, ok I'll try that one, fail, pass, FINALLY!"
You won't be much better off, man.
I rarely see a lot of people idling, but the core-idiots always go for the tanks. That's partly why I don't favor vehicles in games because it's usually not very well balanced, and if the dumbest guy on the server runs off with your selection, you're screwed.
Looking at Nam, a doorgunner in a huey can do some serious damage to any sort of defended position, but quite often it's the same back and forth, trying to get the other copter.
Quite often the way the maps are put together means it's a wookies paradise. With dispersion on the guns they have a serious advantage. Although in Vietnam at least the dispersion has been fixed somewhat.
Don't try to get euros to talk on a mic, though. Not gonna happen. Join a clan :p
Clan guys are always the cunt bags trying to get in the back of your deployment and steal your chopper so they can get a base rape on.
No lie, I got an Ace Pin in a game of Conquest last week without leaving our deployment (Atacama). They just kept coming in a steady stream, bypassing the flags and coming straight to our base. Every time I went to leave some other cunt would be coming down the left flank in a tank or trying to sneak in behind the fences on a quad or Hummer or whatever, watching dudes parachute out their chopper, trying to nick ours.
I just sat in my tank wasting them as they came. They were awful Chopper pilots too, I mean the best choppa-ho's you cannot get a tracer dart on for love nor money, I got these dipshits twice.
Personal favourite moment was watching one of them think he was stealthing it around our base, then the moment our chopper spawns he sprints for it. I let him get in, RPG away, nice 150 points for me.
We also won the match by a long way cus the rest of our team were out capping the flags, just a couple of us hung back to keep their hands off our shit.
There are so many clan dicks who play strategies like that. They also tend to be the guys spamming wookie balls.
Haha the best part is I don't even have to explain what I said as everyone else has done it for me above ;):P
Hopefully they'll do knifing like BF2 and CSS where you switch to the knife slot then you can knife, instead of just instantly knifing.
All I ask for is a faithful recreation of El Alamein at some stage. I used to love playing Desert Combat with my mates on that map.
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Man, I'm laughing and crying every time I play Vietnam.
Laughing because it's better in every way and actually quite enjoyable, but crying because the maps are often so silly, the progression so slow, and the spawning so unbelievably broken.
The spawning is really what gets me. A game where you can actually spawncamp - In 2010? Christ that's bad. Squad spawning is all well and good, but if everybody goes down in a chokepoint, you end up at the spot where the guy is standing ready with a flamethrower, or some ditch that's surrounded by 5 of the other team just waiting for you to stick your head up.
Then there's the weird shit that happens. DICE obviously cared a lot about allowing you to blow shit up, but they didn't neccesarily ensure that you could shoot through a half inch branch on a tree.
I can't believe that they didn't think more into their maps, though. I guess the gamemodes must've gotten a bit too much. I played one map yesterday where no one managed to take two M-Com stations, and people weren't cheering or booing when they lost, it was just a short conversation about how shitty that map was to rush.
It simply isn't enough to make a river, some jungle and a tiny village. It needs a deliberate place in the game.
Then I changed my name in the game because I was using an old tag, and found that I had to start all over with levelling. How can you make a game that doesn't have a fucking rename function, with such a slow levelling tree?
Just the sheer absence of logic makes it feel like it was made by nothing but women.
cant post gameinformer scans but this is one very good looking game, its a proper destructable environment game, even my loathe for too many fps, i'm sold already
So what is about this "There will be no mods for BF3" story?
@DSB, you want to hear about bad spawning? I'm creeping up on this wookie camping over B, CQ, Oasis, I'm about to knife him when his buddy spawns right in front of me, takes the knife meant for his mate :D now THAT is bad spawning.
Unfortunately the original intended victim whirled around and got me before I had a chance at another stab, but fortunately my buddy was downstairs, I spawned on him, went back up, got the both of the camping shits (apparently the guy I knifed didn't learn his lesson).
It's simply amazing, man.
Someone said it felt like DICE hadn't been playing BC2 themselves, and moments like that makes me say it's fairly likely.
I can actually stand on certain hills in Hastings and just point at the NVA spawning grounds. If I'm fast enough on the trigger, they won't get 2 feet after popping out of thin air.
It always ends up pissing me off when I play. It just feels broken.
What's the other map? Vantage Point or some such? Starts out with NVA in a gully being showered with grenades and 40mm, not ever making it to the second M-COM.
It's pretty sad, they could've done a lot better.
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ALUN Rossiter is convinced the famous Abbey Roar can be the difference maker when the Robins take on Poole in the first leg of a mouth watering Elite League play-off semi-final this evening.
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To an Isle in the Water: musical settings of the poetry of William Butler Yeats in four movements: The Lake Isle of Innisfree, "Shy One, "When You Are Old, and Song of Wandering Aengus.
Commissioned by the Saginaw Choral Society Saginaw, Michigan, Robert Sabourin, Music Director and dedicated to the memory of Thomas T. Princing, cherished Patron of the Arts
The poetry of William Butler Yeats (1865-1939) speaks in a simple and direct language. The imagery is rich and beautiful, providing fertile ground for musical expression. In the first song (The Lake Isle of Innisfree), one might hear the lake water lapping through arpeggiated accompaniment patterns. Or, one might feel the gentle, slow melodic descent when peace comes dropping slow.
Each poem, and each song, has its own central images similarly displayed. The musical language is basically tonal, with an emphasis upon melodic writing in keeping with the lyricism of the poetry.
The four songs in this set progress through time, from the initial setting forth on a journey (The Lake Isle of Innisfree), to the newness of young love (Shy One), to a reflection on the passing of years (When You Are Old) and lastly, to the eternal, transcendent beauty of love (The Song of Wandering Aengus). One senses the poet seeking that which is always beyond the limits of the finite world.
And walk among long dappled grass,
And pluck till time and times are done
the silver apples of the moon,
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maintain a map of line numbers and file lines. (This is only practical,
of course, if the file is not too big.)
This is a fragment of code I used in a turing machine simulator I wrote
which I now cut & paste into other file processing programs that I write:
def load(input):
lines = input.readlines()
for lineno, line in bagof(lambda pair: len(pair[1]) > 0,
map(lambda x,y: (x+1, strip(y)),
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state, char, new_state, operation = re.group(1, 2, 3, 4)
program[(eval(state), char)] = (eval(new_state), operation)
(The code here uses functions that will be in Python 1.0)
If the variable lines contains ['a', ' ', 'c'], then the subexpression,
'map(lambda x,y: (x+1, strip(y)) ...)' transforms the list to a list
of tuples of line number/line content pairs; the resultant list becomes:
[(1, 'a'), (2, ''), (3, 'c')]. The bagof() operation removes empty
lines, so the final list becomes: [(1, 'a'), (3, 'c')].
Here a list of tuples is appropriate since we just use these for iteration;
for random access to lines in a file it would be more appropriate to maintain
a mapping of line numbers to text strings.
(I realize you don't have bagof(), map(), etc. Send mail to me or Guido if
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Part 16 – The challenges
Ok, just to be clear, I don't want this to be a "whoa is me" post. But there are some challenges to the life we have. They aren't bad challenges to have, they just take some getting used to.
Challenge number 1: What do I contribute?
This was a big one for a while, two years into it I am feeling a bit more comfortable in what I contribute to the relationship/household/etc., since I don't contribute much financially. I realize that Chris values the fact that I like to cook and I take care of meal planning, grocery shopping, cooking, etc.
I remember a friend asking me what I was going to "do" and I used the word "companion" in my explanation and she asked – "is that enough?" I'm still figuring that part out myself. I try to place myself in Chris' shoes. Let's say I have enough money to quit working, to travel where I want and to do what I want. Wouldn't that be more fun WITH someone? When your friends are all mostly married and having babies and have work commitments you can't just call someone up at 2pm on a Tuesday to see if they want to go for a mountain bike ride. I have to remember this is what he wanted too, he offered this life to me. He wanted someone with which to experience all that is amazing in life. Don't we all? I enjoy the same activities – hiking, biking, travel, etc. that I enjoy the same things and I make pretty good sandwiches just helped seal the deal.
Challenge number 2: Friends
I had great jobs with social outlets and worked with great people who became close friends of mine. It's difficult to keep up with everyone, especially when you don't live in the same city, state or even country as they do. We live in VERY transient places, friends I made last summer were only here for the summer and are now gone. I come and go as well every few months making it very difficult to become really close to people. I was never the type to have a large group of friends always doing something but do miss the ease of making friends through work. Still learning on finding other ways to build strong relationships.
Challenge number 3: Routine? What's that?
This can drive me up the wall. I'm a former stage manager, remember. So when my life goes from knowing my schedule 6 months to a year in advance and limited time off to a wide open schedule I get a little flustered.
We have no set schedule. Every day we wake up, look out the window and depending on the weather and how we feel we decide what we want to do that day. This can drive me crazy when I am trying to maintain a workout routine, or want to take a class or schedule an appointment. I find this WAY easier in Hawaii where I easily wake up at 5:30 or 6am for a sunrise bike ride followed by some yoga only to bring Chris some tea at 7:30 while he is waking up. Queenstown, not so much – WAY too cold for me at 6am!
Life is short and we want to take 100% advantage of every day (especially the nice days) that we have.
Challenge number 4: House envy
Ok – so this is a bit of a joke, but it seems like every house we visit we get a bit of house envy. In Queenstown we live in a $500 house shack with a million dollar view, at least that is what it feels like. We don't have nice things because we don't feel we need them, so to visit with people who just bought a real house that has a REAL kitchen I get a bit envious. That being said – I don't think either of us WANT to buy a house and deal with the costs and work associated with it.
Challenge number 5: What do you do?
This one is all mine as Chris has his business but I do struggle with the "what do you do" question. I'm really lucky to have this life, but I do want to contribute to society and have something to show for my time here. I do have my Beachbody Coaching which I do part time, sometimes TOO part time. I want something to be proud of and excited about, it's not always easy with such a mobile life style.
So there you have it… hope that wasn't too whiny.
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Challenge #1: Love and companionship, is why we go to work in the first place. What is more fulfilling than that? Relax and enjoy it. Chris is sharing his money, because you are sharing your time. Having a sexy, fun adventure buddy that you love more than life is worth whatever money you happen to find/earn/steal. Trust me, being you IS "enough".
Challange #2: This is the sacrifice for being a consummate traveler (See #1 for lifestyle). You sacrifice the constant comfort (sometimes paralyzing comfort) of close, consistent friends. Traveling the world (and I know, Im living in Santiago, Chile… with a Danish girlfriend) is what MANY people desire, but are not willing to sacrifice for. You trade 'comfort' for 'adventure'…. and when you get there, the definition of 'comfortable' has changed. Reflecting on your old life to compare it to your current life is pointless. You are today, not the same person as you were before… and your friends (as you remember them) have also evolved during your absence. The past always seems to be more safe, and stable in your memories, because hey, "here I am. I made it. It all ended up ok." but at the time, you didnt have a crystal ball to know what was around the next turn! There were ALWAYS risks, and unknowns holding you back. Embrace your new definition of 'comfort' and know that who you are today, will continue to make very close friends, very far away.
Look at me for example.Challange #3:
"You make plans, and God laughs."
If you knew what was around the next corner, life would be NO FUN AT ALL.
The Taoist teachings of "Wu Wei" basically say, "Get out of your own way." or "Dance to the rhythm of life, you dont get to set the beat."
Having a routine can be nice, but then again, it can feel so… 'routine'! Finding the balance is better than pushing for structure.
Hell, I WISH I could structure, some unstructured time into my day… but its rarely possible…. because of my 'routine'… I have no freedom of choice, and without my freedom of choice, I am just another cog in the wheel.Challange #4:
Houses are for people with kids.
Until you and Chris decide to settle down and stop 'practicing' making babies, forget about 'gorgeous houses'… You may have house envy, but they have LIFE envy. Yeah, sure… they have a sweet kitchen… but it stopped them from seeing a sunrise over the ocean… which is worth more? In 20 years, when they are tired of that kitchen, and they want to remodel it because THEY have kitchen envy… they will again prevent themselves from experiences of a lifetime… and so it goes… Constantly getting in their own way.What you have is better than a sweet kitchen. You have a life worth living.
Drink it in. You HAVE earned it. You have been gravitating in this direction for your entire adult life, and you have risked everything (including your sweet kitchen), to take your own life into your hands.
For many this is not an option. For those with the option, most are too afraid to take it. For those who do take it, some fail. For those that dont fail…. you win a life worth living.
Getting out of the 'ratrace' wheel of life is an opportunity of a lifetime… soak it up. Order, organization, close friends, and nice kitchens will always be available to you…. in the future.
Challange #5:
TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHER. Because you are SO blessed with this life, you should be TAKING PHOTOS to record and document the diversity of the environments, cultures, and locations you visit. Not just for you, but for people like me… who is half way out the door… waiting for a girl version of Chris who wants to be my sexy sugar mama with a backpacker mentality…. (You happen to have anyone in mind?! hahaha)Its funny how sometimes when you have no big problems, the little problems seem to be bigger than they really are… Once you find a hobby/passion you can engage in, all the little things will go back to where they belong… back into the shoebox, under the bed… and you will not only forget the silly moments of kitchen envy weakness… you will laugh at it in the future… as you do now for all the little things that annoyed you in the past… when you were just another rat in the wheel.
You had the guts to take control of your own life, now, every decision is yours (and Chris'), and with that earned freedom, you get to create the future.
Live it up! You've earned it.
Let others be jealous of YOU.
You will always have close friends, although not always as 'physically close' as you'd prefer.In fact, instead of NZ… you and Chris could always come to CHILE!!! Wine tours… volcanoes… beaches… SPANISH… ? Its summer here too (were neighbors, really) And as always, my door is open!
Keep showing the world that living a life of love, health, and adventure is what we humans were BUILT to do.


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The brilliant thing about this recipe is that the roux which traditionally thickens the creamy sauce is replaced by roasted winter squash. You can roast the squash ahead of time and store it in the fridge to ease the prep on the day you plan to make the dish.
I actually followed the original recipe more closely this time, using the ricotta cheese, vegetable stock and pinch of nutmeg originally called for, but this time I added blanched kale and steamed cauliflower. The pasta is gooey and hearty enough to feel decadent, yet light and vegetal enough to convince you you are eating something healthy. I can't think of a more satisfying one-dish meal on a chilly winter's day. I don't have much experience with picky children, but this seems like a good recipe to get them to eat their veggies. The pureed squash blends into the cheese, leaving its voluptuous texture and sweet flavor, and the cauliflower gets disguised into the white of the noodles. (Kale haters: you're on your own.)
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1 cup vegetable stock
1 1/2 cups whole milk
grating fresh nutmeg
8 oz. grated sharp (orange) cheddar cheese
4 oz. ricotta cheese (the good stuff, like Bellweather)
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 cup breadcrumbs from 1-2 slices crusty boule
1 oz. grated parmesean or pecorino
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Bring a large pot of heavily salted water to a boil. Add the kale and cook until crisp-tender, a few minutes. Fish out with tongs or a slotted spoon. Let cool until you can squeeze out all the water, then chop coarsely. Add the penne to the water and cook, stirring occasionally, until a bit firmer than al dente. (It will continue to cook, and absorb the liquid from the sauce in the oven.) Drain well. Place in a very large bowl, with the kale. Steam the cauliflower until crisp tender, 5 -10 minutes, and add to the bowl as well.
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Kick off 19:35 BST at Globe Arena, Morecambe FC
England - Moli 7' Inniss 30'
Scotland - Kirwan 71'
By James Marshall
England U16s Head Coach Kenny Swain was happy with his side's win against Scotland as the Young Lions retained the Sky Sports Victory Shield in Morecambe for a tenth successive season.Goals from David Moli and Ryan Inniss in the first half were enough to secure a 2-1 win over the Auld Enemy, as the Young Lions also showed their resolve to see off a Scottish fightback in the later stages of the match."I think we deserved the win tonight, we got off to an awful start in our first game with a really poor 12 minute performance down in Wales, which set us up on the wrong foot but we have had two great victories over Northern Ireland last week and Scotland tonight and I think we are deserved winners of the competition," he said. "We had some purpose with persuasion tonight, I always thought we looked dangerous on the attack and we never looked stretched at the back. It was great when the Scots scored at the end too, because it tested our resolve and, to be fair, we came through it."After many years of working with the U16s group, Swain admits he is particularly positive about this set of players, having been able to look at almost three different squads over the course of this season's Victory Shield.This group will now go on to contest in UEFA competitions at U17 level next season, as Swain looks ahead to the next year group coming under his charge."They will definitely go places this age group," he said. "But the worrying thing for this lot, is that the age group below them are just as good. But these lads will go far and there is some terrific talent in England at the moment." As for the reasons why England have become so dominant in the Victory Shield over the last decade, Swain was in no doubt as to how that has happened."I think we have better players and we have more to choose from frankly," he said. "It's probably down to the population but to be fair we do maximise the potential. The clubs have worked ever so hard since Academies have been introduced and I think with the programme we have got gives these boys a wonderful opportunity to maximize their potential." After the postponement of the fixture last year due to the weather conditions in December, Swain praised Morecambe's new stadium and the supporters on the night:"It's a wonderful stadium and worthy of an international game like this," he added. "Morecambe is a fabulous area for football and it's good to see a great crowd turn out to watch the team win tonight. "Because of the postponement last time it must have been a real disappointment for everyone who worked so hard, especially the crowd staff when we had that bad weather. "We have ended up playing on a magnificent service tonight in front of a good crowd of two or three thousand people and I hope it was a good show for everybody."


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Whether these are for his gym bag or his suitcase, this Lynx Minis Gift Set is the ideal gift.
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This Dove Mini Pampering Set comes with everything you need to make sure your skin looks and feels fabulous.
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He'll smell out of this world with this Lynx Apollo Trio Gift Set.
Lynx Apollo is an irresistible fragrance that fuses clary sage, quince and lavender to make him smell light years ahead of the competition.
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LONDON - A diplomat says Britain asked Jordan to pardon radical Islamist preacher Abu Qatada because evidence used to convict him there had been obtained through torture.Britain is seeking to extradite the cleric, who has been accused of ties to al-Qaida, and has sought assurances he will not be mistreated in Jordan. Abu Qatada is appealing an extradition order before a special immigration tribunal.
The cleric, whose real name is Omar Mahmoud Mohammed Othman, has been convicted in absentia in Jordan over bomb plots and faces retrial if extradited.
Anthony Layden, a former British ambassador to Libya and a specialist in negotiating diplomatic guarantees, told the tribunal Thursday that British officials sought a pardon because evidence against Abu Qatada had been obtained by torture.
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Robin Gibb, the co-founder of the Bee Gees, died Sunday after a long battle with cancer, Rolling Stone reports. He was 62.
"The family of Robin Gibb, of the Bee Gees, announce with great sadness that Robin passed away today following his long battle with cancer and intestinal surgery," his spokesperson said in a statement obtained by the magazine. "The family have asked that their privacy is respected at this very difficult time."
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Gibb was diagnosed with liver and colon cancer two years ago, but despite what he called a "spectacular recovery," his doctor confirmed he was suffering from advanced stage colorectal cancer in April. Gibb also battled pneumonia, earlier this year, which put him into a coma.
Gibb was born in England in 1949, the twin of Maurice Gibb. The family moved to Australia in 1958, and Robin and Maurice soon began singing with their older brother, Barry. The trio hosted a weekly variety show down under and hit it big when they returned to England and signed with famous manager Robert Stigwood. After their first rise to fame, the brothers split and Robin went solo. They got back together in the early '70s and became household names across the world thanks to their contributions to the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack, which included hit songs like "Stayin' Alive" and "You Should Be Dancing."
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The Bee Gees were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997 and released their last album, This Is Where I Came In, in 2001. The group called it quits two years later when Maurice died of complications from a twisted intestine, which Robin underwent surgery for in 2010.
More recently, Robin had collaborated with his son, Robin-John, on The Titanic Requiem, a mix of orchestral and vocal pieces telling the story about the doomed ship. The work premiered on April 10 in London.
In pop culture, Justin Timberlake was known for playing Robin Gibb to Jimmy Fallon's Barry Gibb in the popular recurring SNL sketch, "The Barry Gibb Talk Show." Last month, Glee performed some of the band's biggest hits from the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack in the episode "Saturday Night Glee-ver."
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