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Your name & ingame name(s):
My name is Alex, my ign is sadmax1515.
Why I would like to be a Mod:
I have thought about applying for Mod many times but have not applied because I really wanted to complete each rank. I really love building and didn't want to give that up. I now feel like I am ready to be considered for mod. I really LOVE ClownerCraft, like a LOT, and we have such a diverse group of players. Our current mods are just incredible and I'd love to be a part of that. I think I have actually gained inspiration to apply for Mod from the current ones, they are so helpful and encouraging.
Why I would be a good Mod:
I believe I would be a good Mod because of my experience on this server. I have worked my way up from Player to Modern and understand how much work it is. I enjoy helping new and old players with advice or materials or simply some encouragement. This is the only server I play so I am committed to it. I know our community and I understand how the rank system works and what ClownerCraft is about. I am very tolerant of different personalities and I have a big heart. I don't cause trouble or poke at people who may just want a reaction. I truly care about this server and our players.
What you could bring to ClownerCraft or How you think you can improve the server:
I think I could bring my kind and calm personality to situations that are not always very calm. I am always more than willing to help out wherever needed. I believe I could be helpful with brainstorming about new ideas for contests, ways we can improve the server, and encourage new players to join.
What experience you have in moderating a server:
I have zero experience being a Moderator but I am more than willing to learn about what is expected of me. I have been on this server long enough to know our community and who may be here to cause trouble. I want to keep our community safe so we can all have fun and build.
Your Age and Time Zone:
I am 33 and I live in California, Pacific time zone.
Your first language, and any other languages you can speak fluently:
I speak English
How long you have played on ClownerCraft (Approximately):
I have played on ClownerCraft for approximately 1.5 years.
How much time in a week (on average) would you say you play?
I play a lot! Probably 25-35 hours in a week.
I have both Skype and TeamSpeak 3.
Thank you so much for your consideration. Sad
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Congratulations, you've been chosen to become a trainee-mod.
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Welcome to the team Sadmax!
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I remember like it was yesterday when I was a mere youngster and as a yearly rite of passage my dad would bring me from our home in Yonkers to the big city stadium (Yippee!) to see the New York Yankees with Yogi Berra face the Boston Red Sox, who during those Yawkey years before Youkilis always had Yaz. Yup, you can bet that yours truly had an aching yen to be a ballplayer, yea a hall-of-famer.
Like any youth however, I went through stages. A bit later I yearned to be a rebel like Johnny Yuma from the days of yore roaming the Wild West. Yeah, Cool! I could patrol all of Wyoming including Yellowstone and then maybe venture down to the Yosemite Valley to dispense justice there too. I could also head up north to help tame the wild Yukon or range south to round up banditos on the Yucatan peninsula. Wherever I rode into town I'd yell Yeeeeehaw! and give out a big Hi Y'all! and commence to yukking it up with the local yokels spinning my adventurous yarns vowing to take down any yoyos, yahoos, and yellow-bellied sapsuckers that gave 'em a hard time. Instead of mom's yucky yogurt and eggnog from egg yolks (Yecch! force-fed to me on a yearlong basis not just at yuletide), I could live off yummy yodels and Chocolate Yoo-Hoo.
As a teenager I changed my mind yet again. I fancied myself at different times as an expert safecracking yegg, a daring young pilot with Chuck Yeager as my personal Yoda, and even the first man to capture a live yeti in the Himalayas. Taking an artistic turn, I then wished to write poetry like W.B. Yeats but later thought it would be cooler to write rock songs for the Yardbirds.
As I reached college age I felt awkward, having difficulty balancing my yin and yang. Was I more like Loretta Young or Yul Brynner? Did I have a defective Y-chromosome? To find the answers and get closer to Yahweh, I considered learning Yiddish and joining the Yeshiva where I could proudly wear my yarmulke on Yom Kippur. Yep, I'll admit that my life at this point was one big yawn, laboring hard every day doing yeoman's work as a gardening boy. I got so tired of nursing yew trees and cultivating yucca plants that I even considered yoking up some yaks to get Mrs. Yanofsky's yard to yield yams.
Then one day I said to myself, "Yo Man! Look at yourself! Do something with your life!" Did this revelation yank me back from limbo to reality? Yes indeed ye of little faith! It was like YIKES! YIPES! YOW! Hours of meditative yoga while listening to Yanni yielded the insight to go to Yale where after graduating I became a yuppie and quickly traded in my Yugo for a yacht, a measure of success by any yardstick.
Setting out from Yarmouthport, Cape Cod in my new craft, I embarked upon a journey to find a nice wife, first sailing off to Yerevan, Armenia where they make the best yalanchis (stuffed grape leaves) and awesome 'choreg' rolls made with just the right amount of yeast. From there I went to the port of Aden in South Yemen then to Russia visiting Yakutsk and Yalta. I traversed the wild blue yonder covering not only the wide oceans and the seven seas but many rivers, like the Yalu, Yellow, and Yangtze rivers in China, the Yazoo in Ole Miss., the Yakima in Washington, and finally the Yaqui down in Mexico, upon whose banks I found the youthful maiden, the ravishing Yolanda.
Problem is once we got back home and wed she instantly transformed into a yakking, yapping, yammering yenta more snippy and yippy than an angry yelping Yorkshire terrier. Being around the house and hearing her incessant yadda-yadda-yadda was a fate worse than yellow fever so I joined the YMCA where I am training hard to achieve my original goal of yesteryear to become the greatest hitting and fielding shortstop since hall-of-famer Robin Yount.
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Fabbrica d'Armi Pieto Beretta was established in 1526 by an Italian gunsmith, Maestro Bartolmeo Beretta. The company is highly known for it's wide variety of firearms: side-by-side shotguns, over-and-under shotguns, hunting rifles, express rifles, assault rifles, submachine guns, lever and bolt-action rifles, single and double action revolvers and semi-automatic pistols. They provide guns for civilians, law enforcement teams and the military-- enforcing a safer living environment for all.
In 1918, the company came out with the Beretta Model 1918, the second submachine gun the Italian army fielded. The company manufactured rifles and pistols for the Italian military until 1943 when the Armistice between Italy and the Allied forces occurred in World War II. With control over northern Italy, the Germans seized Beretta and continued producing arms until Germany surrendered in 1945. After WWII the company became very active in repairing American M1 Garands that were given to to them by the United States Beretta and worked to transform the weapon into the Beretta BM-59 rifle. The BM-59 was very similar to the M14 battle rifle but was more accurate under certain conditions. By the time the 80's hit, Beretta was enjoying the popularity in North America including the support from the United States Army who choose the Beretta 92 as their service handgun in 1985.
Even after fifteen generations of descendants, the company still dedicates their business to fine craftsmanship and quality. Now owned and ran by Cavilliere Ugo Gussalli Beretta and his sons, the company continues to grow with supporters from all around the world. In September of 2012, the company was awarded a contract for up to one-hundred thousand 92FS pistols by the United States Army.
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The CCRI baseball team continued their strong play Tuesday afternoon, defeating Navy Prep by a score of 10-3 in their regular season finale. With the win, the Knights concluded their season with a 21-8 record. Yesterday's game at Navy Prep was the Knights' final tune up before hosting UConn-Avery Point this weekend for the Region Championship.
Freshman starting pitcher James Riley-Garnett (Newport, RI) got the start on the mound for the Knights and picked up his first win of the season, throwing five strong innings. "This was Riley-Garnett's best outing of the season," head coach Ken Hopkins said. Another freshman, Evan Bertone (Douglas, MA), pitched the remainder of the game and shut the door on Navy.
The Knights' offensive attack was highlighted by a four-run first inning. That cushion proved to be enough for CCRI, as they never looked back en route to a victory in their last game of the regular season.
Joe Yankee (Lincoln, RI), Ryan Wordell (Little Compton, RI), and Jake Saley (Milford, CT) each had two RBI's apiece, while Austin Barry (North Kingstown, RI) and Ryan O'Dell (Lincoln, RI) chipped in with an RBI each to close out the scoring.
The Knights will host UConn-Avery Point in a best-of-three series for the New England title beginning this Friday at 3:30 p.m. at Fell Field on the Knight Campus.
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I'm finally feeling better, completed the prednisone taper 3 weeks ago. I've been half way doing things the past few weeks.
While working out 3 days a week is OK, for me its just not enough. I also haven't been logging my food consistently. I'm trying to stick with it, I worry that my commitment is waning. I'm feeling complacent having lost 70 lbs (half of my ultimate goal) I sort of am OK with where I am.
I don't want to be in maintenance mode, I want to keep pushing.
How do I find the balance here, its good to be OK with where I am right?
How do I keep my motivation, after 2 years of consistent workouts/ healthier food choices. I kind of don't care right now?
I need a attitude adjustment, can you guys out there help me?!


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