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Jakub Nakuda and Pavel Smidl come together to treat us to a very good video scene. We find them in bed, sleeping. Pavel wakes up and quietly climbs over Jakub and goes to make himself some breakfast. Jakub then wakes too and joins him at the table. With just one bowl they are going to share the breakfast and Pavel feeds some to Jakub. Jakub returns the favor before Pavel takes some honey and drips it into his friends mouth. They lean over and kiss and Jakub then gets on his knees to suck on Pavel's hard cock. His tongue gently licks the shaft and suck on the cock head a while. He then sits on the table, his cock visibly hard in his underwear. Pavel leans forward to kiss Jakub's belly and pulls the shorts down over that hard cock. He takes Jakub's big cock in his mouth and sucks on it as he wanks his own stiff one. Jakub stands up and turns around, presenting his ass to Pavel. He gets down between Jakub's legs and suck on his cock and tongues his hot hole. Jakub loves the feeling and kneels on a chair, pushing his ass back. Pavel slides his big, hard cock deep into that eager hole and begins to fuck. His cock slides deep in and out of Jakub's ass and then Pavel sits ont he chair so that Jakub can sit right down on his cock. He rides that cock very well indeed. Turning around and sitting down again, sliding right over that throbbing cock Jakub starts wanking himself. He rides up and down on Pavel's big cock and wanks until he shoots a nice big load. Pavel is ready too and Jakub kneels infront of him to catch all that cum on his face and then he sucks on Pavel's wet, sticky cock. A final kiss brings the scene to a perfect end.
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Jan Panik is a new army recruit and is scheduled for a czech up. We see Dr Patrik Lukasz and Sister Zdenek Berdak chatting as they prepare to see Jan. he arrives and is instructed to strip down to to his shorts and Patrik then begins his examination. After listening to Jan's chest with his stethoscope Patrik tells him to remove his socks and he checks his feet. Turning him around Patrit the has the shorts down and begins an inspection of the cock and balls. He takes a ruler and measures teh length of Jan's cock in its soft state. Then he tells him that it needs to be measured again, this time hard. Jan begins to wank himself and Zdenek then takes over. Jan is enjoying the feeling of another hand on his dick and asks Zdenek to suck it. Zdenek is very happy to oblige and goes down on that thick cock. He sucks on it and Jan seems to be enjoying it very much. Patrik watches closely and soon has a suck on it himself before letting Zdenek take over again. They then take turns on it as Jan just stands and enjoys the feeling. The medics then continue with their examination of Jan and pay particular attention to his ass. With Jan kneeling of the bed Patriks inserts a finger into the tight hole to check it out and then uses a scope to get for a more detailed exam. Zdenek then moves round to Jan's head as Patrik continues to examine the ass. Jan begins to suck on Zdenek's hard cock as Patrik leans down and begins to rim that hot hole. They have more adventures planned for Jan though as Patrik gets naked to join the other two. Zdenek puts a condom on Jan's cock and then climbs onto the bed and positions his ass ready for Jan's cock. Jan slides his cock into Zdenek's ass, his first time ever fucking another guy, and thrusts deep inside him. As Zdenek takes that hard cock he also sucks on Patrik's throbbing dick. Jan fucks that tight ass and is soon ready to blow. He pulls out and shoots his load. Zdenek turns over and Patrik takes over fucking. His cock plows into Zdenek's ass as Jan continues to wank himself. With Patrik fucking him nice and deep Zdenek is hard and wanks his cock as fast as he can, soon shooting his cum all over Patrik's legs. Patrik is ready too and pulls out and dumps a huge creamy load all over Zdenek. Patrik, having completed his examination informs Jan that he has passed inspection and can leave. What a lovely Czech Up, and very nice to see Jan in his first guy-guy sex.
Hello everyone, this is Geoff again, substituting for Bill. As you know Bill went into hospital on Tuesday for a surgical procedure. He is expected out on Thursday, but due to staff holidays I have been asked to prepare Friday's newsletter in advance. So I am writing this with no information to report on Bill. Hopefully he will be back home by the time this newsletter goes online.
We have a great line-up for this newsletter, starting with Pavel Smidl and Jakub Nakuda. Then we see Nikolay Arbesov in his erotic video and Ruba Manescu with his session stills. Finally a very good backstage video of Wank Party 2012 #7.
Our castees today are Dario Musketa, Jirka Husak and Standa Jagl. All three look good, but no doubt in my mind who to pick as my choice today, Dario Musketa.
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The conference kicked off in glorious style with a keynote speech by Vice President Cheney. The vice president stated at the outset that 2003 is "going to be a consequential year in the history of our nation and in the history of freedom…We will answer every enemy of the United States."
He limited himself to reiterating each one of the themes of the president's State of the Union address and of course concluded with a summary of the administration's position on Iraq. The vice president stated that Iraq constitutes a continuing threat to the United States and that its disarmament is not a distraction, but is "absolutely crucial to wiinning the war on terror." He made it clear more or less expressly that the threat posed to the United States by Iraq post 9/11 is the existence via al-Qaeda of a delivery system for Iraq's weapons of mass destruction. He concluded by comparing President Bush with President Reagan, stating that as President Reagan proved equal to the challenges of his years in office, President Bush was proving equal to the challenges of his.
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High Park, Annex, Yonge+Bloor, and Queen W :)
congrats again. nice little streak you have going.High Park, Annex, Yonge+Bloor, and Queen W :)
all these places are SUPER FAR from osgoode (and way more expensive then steeles/dufferin area). Like a 1.5 hour drive in rushhour. And on the subway/bus, it would still take an hour. Do you want to be downtown or something?
I can't believe you're not going to that western reception. How am I going? and you're not.


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Scranton attorney Matt Cartwright toppled 10-term incumbent U.S. Rep. Tim Holden Tuesday night, capturing the Democratic nomination in the sharply redrawn 17th Congressional District.
In his victory speech at the Hilton Scranton and Conference Center, Mr. Cartwright of Moosic took aim at big banks, insurance, oil and energy companies, and corporate lobbyists who he says are now writing the laws in Congress.
"My goal is to go down to Congress and not back down," said Mr. Cartwright, a relative political newcomer in his first run for elected office. "It doesn't have to be that way."
With 97 percent of precincts reporting late Tuesday night, Mr. Cartwright received 33,104 votes to Mr. Holden's 24,874 votes in the six-county district, according to unofficial results.
In the upset win, Mr. Cartwright will face Republican home health nurse company owner Laureen Cummings of Old Forge in November's general election. She was unopposed in the Republican primary.
After the results came in revealing the end of his congressional career, Mr. Holden called upon his supporters to throw their support behind Mr. Cartwright. "We have had a lot of victory parties here," Mr. Holden, standing with his wife, Gwen, told a somber crowd at the Saint Clair Fish & Game Club in Schuylkill County, where he had celebrated previous re-elections to Congress. "You have given me the honor and privilege of representing you ... for 20 years and always in my heart I will be thankful for that.
"This is Matt Cartwright's night. He deserves our support. He deserves our commitment," he said.
The race for the Democratic nomination took Mr. Holden's campaign outside his normal electoral base in Schuylkill County and Pottsville after redistricting drastically altered his congressional district.
Now, the new district boundaries push far north into Northeast Pennsylvania, including Democratic strongholds in Lackawanna and Luzerne counties, severing ties with the Harrisburg area. Voters in the region may have never heard of Mr. Holden before this primary nomination.
In the campaign, Mr. Cartwright, of the Scranton law firm Munley, Munley & Cartwright portrayed himself as more liberal than the congressman, a Blue Dog Democrat.
Mr. Holden, who was elected in 1992, had previously won five times in his old, conservative leaning district. This time, he was running for the first time in a decade in a majority Democratic district.
And it showed.
In Lackawanna County, Mr. Cartwright captured 17,600 votes, 77.9 percent, to Mr. Holden's 5,006 votes, according to unofficial results posted on the state Department of State web site at 11:15 p.m.
The new district's boundaries are roughly 80 percent different because of redistricting.
Mr. Holden, however, had the backing of several prominent politicians.
He picked up at least 60 endorsements: U.S. Sen. Bob Casey, Scranton Mayor Chris Doherty, Wilkes-Barre Mayor Tom Leighton, local state Sens. John Blake, D-Archbald, and John Yudichak, D-Plymouth Twp., the Democratic parties in Lackawanna and Luzerne counties and several labor unions.
The post is a two-year term and pays about $174,000 annually.
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- Part of Luzerne County consisting of the cities of Pittston and Wilkes-Barre and the townships of Jenkins, Pittston, Plains and Wilkes-Barre and the boroughs of Avoca, Dupont, Duryea, Exeter, Hughestown, Laflin, West Pittston, West Wyoming, Wyoming and Yatesville.
- Part of Monroe County consisting of the townships of Chestnuthill, Coolbaugh, Eldred, Hamilton, Middle Smithfield, Polk, Ross, Smithfield, Stroud (Districts 1, 5, 6 and 7), Tobyhanna and Tunkhannock and the borough of Delaware Water Gap;
- Part of Carbon and Northampton counties; and all of Schuylkill County.
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Education: Upper Canada College (high school), 1979; bachelor's degree, history, Hamilton College, Clinton, N.Y., 1983; juris doctorate, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1986.
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Hi - I've been absent from this forum for about 5 yrs but always found a lot of help here, glad to be back!
I wasn't sure where to post this question but my husband and I are expecting our first child in July '14 and I'm wondering if anyone with a spinal fusion has had any trouble with back pain during pregnancy or giving birth? My surgeon said I should be fine.
Also wondering if it's possible to get an epidural or if anyone has had complications with that. I'm currently considering a home birth as well in which case I would most likely not go to the hospital. But wanted to ask since I haven't completely made up my mind.
I am 7, almost 8 yrs post-op. I had a revision surgery in 2007 that went well and only have pain after over exertion or sitting for long periods of time. This pain is manageable and a massage always gets me back to normal. So compared to the pain after my first surgery (2000 - fusion didn't heal, rods broke) I consider the 2nd surgery to be a complete success. I am 32 yrs old.
Thanks in advance!


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|Kate and William who?
For those of you who have asked: No, I will not be watching the royal wedding. In fact Mr V and I are actually fleeing the country tomorrow to spend the long weekend in the age old English enemy territory of France. We're heading to the deep South where we hope we will get some relative peace from the ridiculous media frenzy. For months there has been nothing but article after article about this in every form of printed press I happen to read and, as someone for whom royalty does not hold the slightest bit of interest, I for one am entirely sick of having it rammed down my throat.
Chant "off with her head" if you will, but my rather cynical view of the royal nuptials is that the royal couple have been forced into it on pain of death by the coalition government as a way of distracting the populous from the dire state of the economy; that since they have been in office the UK has still not recovered from the worst recession since the Great Depression; that the culprits in the financial sector responsible for the crisis have got away with it Scott free and that wide spread funding cuts to public services and further job losses in the public sector are still on the horizon. Party on people.
I can understand that lots of people are using the event tomorrow as an excuse to party. Me, I'm going to use it as an excuse to wear this never worn Union Jack jacket I bought from Topshop last year. I'm planning to wear it out to go for a steak frites lunch tomorrow in the Languedoc. I've been meaning to wear this jacket with a prom dress a la Moss in last year's Vogue...
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...or with some floral pieces thrown in the mix.
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I have a soft spot for the old Union Jack in clothing. It treads the fine line between Chav and iconic. This irony along with its symmetry of design lends it to being continually reinterpreted in clothing by the fashion industry. The flag has been hijacked for reworking by almost all the greatest British fashion designers, Westwood, McQueen and Galliano to name a few. And it has been the uniform of the British rock star since Pete Townsend from The Who donned a Union Jack blazer in the 60's. For a more modern example think David Bowie in a distressed frock coat by none other than the late Alexander McQueen.
|Alexander McQueen jacket for David Bowie. Source: Studio International
Now if tomorrow isn't the perfect excuse to wear a Union Jacket blazer in whichever country in the world you happen to be then when will be? Have a wonderful long weekend all.


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Maine murder trial delayed after presiding judge involved in car crash
AUBURN, Maine (AP) � The trial of Lewiston man charged with killing his neighbor has been delayed after the presiding judge was involved in a car crash.
Police say Justice MaryGay Kennedy was taken to the emergency room at Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston with neck pain after the head-on crash Tuesday morning about a block from the courthouse.
Kennedy is presiding over the trial of 31-year-old Robinson, who has pleaded not guilty to beating and drowning 22-year-old Christiana Fesmire, who disappeared in July 2011. Her body has never been found. They lived in different units of the same building.
Police tell the Sun Journal (http://bit.ly/QG0tGb ) another car crossed the centerline and collided with Kennedy's car. Kennedy then struck a parked car. The driver of the other vehicle did not require medical treatment.
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The Art in the Smithsonian's New African-American Museum Gives a Powerful, Nuanced Portrait of Black Experience
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A pillar of the Washington, D.C., modern and contemporary art communities, internationally acclaimed abstract painter Sam Gilliam has been testing the boundaries of color, form, texture, and the canvas itself over the course of his long, productive career. Filling canvases with fields of deeply saturated color and layers of expressionistic brushstrokes, both subtle and bold, Gilliam was a part of the Washington Color School (late 1950s through mid-'70s) and has been associated with the Abstract Expressionists. Ever the innovator, he took his color-stained canvases off of the stretcher in the late 1960s and presented them in radical new ways: draped across walls and hung from the ceiling in generous, folding layers. These sculpture-painting hybrids have become a defining part of Gilliam's practice and inflect all of his work with an ongoing exploration of the depth, physicality, and resonance of color.
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LeAnn Rimes & Eddie Cibrian: LAX Lovers!
LeAnn Rimes and her fiance Eddie Cibrian touch down at LAX International Airport on a flight from Cabo San Lucas on Sunday (January 2) in Los Angeles.
The 28-year-old singer was kind enough to sign an autograph for a fan while exiting the airport.
Eddie, 37, and LeAnn left for Cabo earlier in the week after announcing their engagement.
While in the tropical locale, the happy couple was not shy to show off their toned bodies while walking along the beach.
On New Year's Eve, LeAnn and Eddie partied together at the Pink Kitty nightclub!


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Many major markets are reversing recent trends this morning, with gold and crude oil moving up, foreign currencies retracing some recent losses, and the U.S. equity markets selling off a bit after not having a losing day in March yet.
APR13 gold futures are up $14 to $1,591 this morning. With potentially much more stimulus coming from England especially, it seems that gold sellers have gotten scared to be more active in their selling as central bank stimulus is a huge driver of gold prices. With that said, gold is still well below our key resistance level of $1,630, and if it does indeed travel up to that level, we believe it will head back lower from there.
APR13 crude oil futures are also having a nice rally today, trading up almost $1 to $92.86. With geopolitical tensions getting stronger, especially with North Korea and even USA VP Biden recently discussing the potential of a pre-emptive strike on Iran to block their nuclear production capabilities. We believe the fundamentals, aside from geopolitical happenings, are indeed bearish for crude oil, but many times the fear of supply disruption due to potential inter-country conflict takes precedence.
We focus more on the E-mini S&P 500 futures today. We have marked on the chart that today, this market ran into a multi-month trendline resistance, and now is down over 5 points today. This is not a big retracement, but nevertheless, technically traders thought it was time to take some profits and get out of some bullish positions due to trendline resistance. We have key support levels at 1535 then 1525. We would not be surprised to see the market pull back to the 1525 area.
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Call it poetic justice or call it lady luck, the Canadian women's national team captured the heart of a nation with their bronze medal win at the 2012 London Olympic Games on Thursday morning.
The image of Diana Matheson kissing the Canadian crest on her jersey after scoring a last-second winner will not soon be forgotten - neither will Christine Sinclair's incredible display of skill, heart, and sheer dominance throughout the tournament.
This is Canada's first trip to the podium in a traditional team sport at the Summer Games since 1936, and their first-ever Olympic medal in women's soccer.
The Canadian players took to Twitter following their historic victory to thank the country for their support, but in reality, we should be thanking them for inspiring a generation, according to Whitecaps FC chief operating officer Rachel Lewis.
"The Olympics are an amazing sporting event and the viewership is just astronomical," Lewis told whitecapsfc.com. "It's really inspirational for young people watching our athletes compete and win medals."
With bronze medals around their necks, Canada's Olympic journey may now be over, but their story is still being written.
The 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup is less than three years away, and after their Olympic performance, it seems fitting that Canada will be the host nation.
On home soil, Canadians tend to rise to the occasion and take their game to a new level. If recent events like the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver are any indication, then we should expect nothing less in 2015.
"I think we have a tremendous opportunity to show the world that Canada belongs on the world stage," Lewis said. "I think this demonstrates that we're back, we're here to stay, and what a great window as we head into the 2015 for the Women's World Cup here at home."
As one of the tournament's six host cities, Vancouver will be front and centre again in 2015, and it will be well deserved.
Vancouver Whitecaps FC women's program has produced some of the best players Canada has ever seen and has worked closely with the Canadian women's national team program for many years.
Take Burnaby's own Christine Sinclair, for example, who won a United Soccer Leagues W-League title with the 'Caps in 2006. She is one of 14 Canadian Olympic heroes who also played for the Blue and White at some point during their careers.
But it does not stop there.
Three products of Whitecaps FC Prospects program, who have each graduated to the club's W-League team, were named to the Canadian U-20 women's squad that will travel to Japan for this summer's FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup - a tournament that will be hosted by Canada in 2014.
And four players from the Whitecaps FC U-18 Girls Elite squad helped the Canadian U-17 women's national team qualify for the 2012 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup, which begins next month in Azerbaijan.
"I think that's a real testament to the investment we're making in growing the sport," Lewis said. "We're developing young talent and showing young girls that there's a pathway to play for your country and represent Canada. I think the culmination of a bronze medal today is a great testament to that."
With an Olympic bronze medal in hand, the goal will no doubt be a Women's World Cup title in 2015. And with unfinished business on their mind, who is to say they will not get there?
After a crushing semifinal defeat to arch-rivals United States, many said Canada would have nothing left. They said bronze didn't matter.
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Fine Arts: Mayor Announces Commemoration of 1915 International Exposition
Mayor Edwin M. Lee today announced the Palace of Fine Arts will host a year-long series of events and programs to commemorate the 2015 Centennial of the 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition (PPIE). The California Historical Society (CHS), Maybeck Foundation and Innovation Hangar are partnering with the Recreation and Park Department (RPD) to recapture the zeitgeist of the PPIE. Beginning this fall, exhibits focusing on the theme of Then, Now and Tomorrow will provide an opportunity to reflect on San Francisco today and imagine the San Francisco of the future.
"All cities have moments – defining moments – which forever change the image and nature of that city, and for San Francisco, the success of the 1915 World Fair marked a prosperous new beginning after the horrific experiences of 1906," said Mayor Lee. "I am thrilled that these exhibits will be a part of our citywide celebration of 1915. It's a uniquely San Francisco way to celebrate a centennial – to focus on then, now and the future. " Read more.


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UnNews:Obama Nobel prize unjustified
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OSLO, Norway - Members of the Nobel Awards Make Better Living for All (NAMBLA) have released a statement to defray the criticism of their Nobel Peace Prize to President Barack Obama for his then ten days in office. They have been underfire due to citizenry of the world being generally able to read, and Alfred Nobel's will being a matter of public record.
The section of the will relevent would seem by many to be this:
"and one part to the person who shall have done the most or the best work for fraternity among nations, for the abolition or reduction of standing armies and for the holding and promotion of peace congresses."
It has been said, and loudly, that President Obama did nothing in the ten days of his tenure to have justified his name being submitted, let alone winning. President of the Nobel Awards, Sven Sozialiche, disagrees. "Of course he had not the time to work for fraternity among nations or for the holding and promotion of peace congresses. But has everyone forgot his work in the abolition or reduction of standing armies? And how his policies have captured the spirit of the past greats who have won this prestigious award?"
Explaining further, Sven pointed out that by the President immediately breaking his pledge to free those held without trial in Gitmo, that he was in fact upholding a 'reduction' of the armies of the Middle East. Further, that his backing away from all promises made during his campaign, including to withdraw from Iraq and Afghanistan, that he was creating an atmosphere of militarism that could not help but to 'reduce' the army of the United States. Indeed, almost 500 coalition soldiers have been 'reduced' in the wars that the President has not withdrawn us from, creating a 'reduction' in not only the American army, but several European ones as well. Further, continued bombings have greatly 'reduced' civilian populations abroad, some of whom must surely have been either in the military, or thinking of joining.
As to the President's spirit, Sven says that he'll put it up against any past winner. "President Obama conducts himself as other Nobel winners of the past.", said Sven, "Such as Theodore Roosevelt's 'reduction' of the Filipino army, or Cordell Hull sending back 950 Jewish refugees to Nazi Germany so as to let Hitler 'reduce' the population of any future Jewish army."
Sven went on to mention the other winners of the Nobel Peace Prize, like Henry Kissinger, credited with 3 million 'reductions' for his bombing campaigns of nations America was not at war with - many of whom might certainly have contemplated military service. And Yasser Arafat, credited with 'reducing' the Israeli army noticably, and 'reducing' the civilian population of Israel - from which the Israeli Army recruits - even more.
"President Obama had certainly not got to such grandiose levels as Kissinger, or even Hull", said Sven, "But give him time. America is still embroiled in Iraq and Afghanistan, he's keeping Gitmo open, and is even now contemplating the 'reduction' of the Iranian Army. He's a machine! But a machine for peace!"
President Sven Sozialiche excused himself then, saying that he and the committee had to go over next year's nominees. "We're looking into posthumously awarding it to Imad Mughniyeh, who masterminded the Beirut suicide bombings that 'reduced' the U.S. Marine Corp by 220 soldiers. True, he's dead, but frankly, we dropped the ball on that one by not awarding it to him while he was alive. We gave it out to Jimmy Carter instead. Oh, jeez, what were we thinking? Who'd Jimmy ever 'reduce'?"
It should also be noted that Odin himself attended the award ceremony. He left, greatly unsatisified.....
- Karl Mitter and Matt Moore "Gasps as Obama awarded Nobel Peace Prize" Yahoo News, October 9, 2009


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wats_happenin Titan Casual Grind Friday 28/09/2012, 17:51
Does anyone else find themselves drifting away from ELO these days?
I honestly can't pinpoint what it is but I feel that ELO has gotten majoritly worse in recent times
Like I know its a weird statement with no 'oh i dont like the bans' or 'herp de derp bring back spyke' sort of quotes
I feel that the meta has gotten to the point where it's just so confusing it's gone past fun to annoying
I don't know about you guys but the randomness I've faced lately is getting to the point of just 'what in the hell are you thinking'. I mean Sliman's? Herman? Stanly?
I don't know lololol
I'd just love to hear your opinions on ELO these days...do you think it's getting better? Worse? Sort of the same?
Is there a reason people use randomness? Is there a reason I keep running into karrion/kenny/azel/pan in one hand? Am i just the luckiest guy in UR?
JO3SHMO Imperator Wise Men Distracted Friday 28/09/2012, 22:55
Interesting points.
I found it interesting when you said that "the meta has gotten to the point where it's just so confusing it's gone past fun to annoying." In what way?
Obviously it's no fun seeing the Karrion/Kenny Cr/Azel/Pan hand every now and then (I always *facepalm* when I do) but it seems your main point was about seeing some 'random' cards. I think it's a good thing... if people are game enough to go using Sliman in ELO, then I'm all for it.
I've only recently started playing ELO more seriously, so I can't really comment on the 'better or worse' question. But if the meta is so confusing that you can never really know what to expect, and can't go in with a sure counter-deck, or counter-counter deck, then I'm all for it.
ghelas Titan E X C A L I B U R Saturday 29/09/2012, 01:32
I think the issue is that we have quite a few powerhouse cards that were recently introduced, so UR is going through a bit of a transitional period right now. Most weeks go like this:
Player in a Big-Time guild: "I want to play with some of the new cards, they feel pretty OP! Let's go ahead and vote to unban a bunch of them!"
Rest of Big-Time guild: "GREAT IDEA!"
...A few weeks later:
Player in a Big-Time guild: "I am sick of seeing all the new cards, they feel pretty OP. Let's go ahead and vote to ban them all!"
Rest of Big-Time guild: "GREAT IDEA!"
And of course every time you see a week with confusing meta, a bunch of players decide to cram as many 50% win cards into their deck as they can... Blissfully unaware that having 2 or 3 of those cards doesn't drive their win odds above 50% unless they play well.
I think that this will even out a bit as ELO Karrions, er... I mean, carries on.
And I am happy to report that I'm still doing fine with Junta/Vortex (or would be, if I could pay attention instead of playing UR every time my poor achy hands need 3 minutes away from work...)
0_The_Oracle Imperator Open Casket Saturday 29/09/2012, 03:30
Lol skeelz really counters nightmare and personally ive been running skeelz to great success (just saw you yesterday with that funky piranas
0 ComeAtMe Titan aussie crusaders Saturday 29/09/2012, 03:38
Very interesting points indeed. ELO has seen it's ups and downs and I think this has to do with the bans over the weeks, months and years. New cards like Beeboy and Clover are making ELO a pain these days and people are trying to get cheap wins. If anything it has lost morale.
As for the Silmans 's I don't believe I have seen 1 at all this week! however I have seen my fair share of Bangers/Pussycats decks so it weighs out in a way, sorta.
Personally I don't think the game is that dependent on what cards are banned or unbanned, it's how skillful you are with the cards that are already there. I honestly cannot think of one card where it is impossible to win no matter what the situation; it all boils down to your deck strategy and partly chance like when you opponent overpills on your bluff.
wats_happenin Titan Casual Grind Saturday 29/09/2012, 06:34
Lol oracle...I just felt like using sheryl for some reason ...turns out she's not that good
I think Ghelas your onto it....the painful 1 hit or 2 hit winners are the issue...I'll just use karrion/Kenny as an example cause its probs the best...sure some clans can counter it and if you happen to draw 2 SOA ability cards gg's...but the issue is if you don't...powerhouse cards are just rolling through weaker decks/hands
I know it's all about deck balance but I think people are abusing the powerhouses a bit too much these days
wasteroftime Titan Open Casket Saturday 29/09/2012, 06:53
Too many game changing cards are out in the wild these days compared to previous years
so to answer your question wats_happenin, yes, ive definitely moved away from ELO... ive played the last 2 weeks... which would make it about 2 weeks in the last 40 (at least)
the big change in meta was the 14 life increase, the game became more about pill hoarding and loading up on your nuke card. but now with more nuking cards out there, hands will often have multiple hard hitting cards, which reduces a lot more games to guessing
decks are now loaded with dangerous cards and solid throw away (low or zero pill) cards... this makes opening rounds a lot more decisive that it used to be.
KingPio9697 Titan Harbingers of Ares Sunday 30/09/2012, 15:46
I Agree
elo I cant got 5 games without seeing a same or similar deck that's is overpowering
elo was good as it was with 12 life and 12 pills now it is hard to get to 1300 for me back then that was easy because the opening rounds usually didnt mean you win or lose that decison use to take round 2 or 3 but now it is possibly 1st round
0 Anderson Imperator Time Conquers All Thursday 04/10/2012, 07:53
I find ELO easier if there is a strong trend of decks. It is easier to counter that way rather than play a mono GHEiST deck and seeing several mono skeelz or Stop cards then switching to an AS/PC deck only to start facing NM and junkz half decks and so on.


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About RBC > Community & Sustainability > News >Cancer resource centre recognizes legacy of RBC support
November 22, 2012 — RBC has made a cumulative donation of more than $1 million to Wellspring, a supportive centre for individuals and families battling cancer since 1993. In honour of RBC's contributions, Wellspring has named the main programming space at their new headquarters facility in Toronto, Ontario after RBC Foundation.
"We are particularly honoured to receive this recognition given the vital role that Wellspring plays in helping those in our communities affected by cancer," said Ms. Fukakusa. "Since 1993, RBC has worked with Wellspring to create a variety of free educational and informational programs, and this new centre will ensure Wellspring is equipped to provide the necessary support for patients and their families who are dealing with the everyday realities of cancer."
RBC's recent funding has supported the development of the Money Matters program, a specialized resource that gives cancer patients the tools they need to identify and apply for government programs, understand long-term disability benefits, deal with legal and tax issues and use their financial resources effectively when dealing with a cancer diagnosis. Since inception, the program has helped over 1,000 patients and experienced a 24 per cent increase in enrolment in the last six months.
Due to the success of the program, RBC has provided funding for Wellspring to adapt the Money Matters program in provinces outside Ontario and for other disease organizations.
Founded in 1992, Wellspring provides support to individuals, families and professional caregivers who are battling any type of cancer, at any stage. Each year 3,000 people are served every year in the Toronto, Ontario area through 6,000 program sessions delivered with the help of 500 volunteers. Wellspring receives no core government funding and relies on the generosity of donors.
RBC supports a broad range of community initiatives through donations, sponsorships and employee volunteer activities. In 2011, we contributed more than $98 million to causes worldwide through donations and community investments of more than $64 million, and $34 million in sponsorship of community events and national organizations.


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NEW YORK (AP) — Strong earnings reports from media giants Disney and Time Warner aren't impressing investors in early trading, and major U.S. market indexes are opening lower.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 60 points to 13,921 shortly after the opening bell Wednesday. It rose 99 points the day before.
The Standard & Poor's 500 fell five points to 1,506 and the Nasdaq composite fell eight points to 3,163.
With no major economic news coming out, investors were focused on the latest earnings reports from U.S. companies.
Time Warner rose after reporting a 51 percent profit jump, citing rising fees from cable and satellite companies and higher ad revenue at its TV networks. Disney rose after turning in results that were better than analysts had expected.
Aflac and Marathon Oil fell.


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Sox lose
Rays, Price dominate Red SoxThe Sports Xchange
July 24. 2013 10:45PM
BOSTON — The Rays sent seven batters to the plate in the third inning, with three scoring, on their way to a 5-1 win over the Red Sox at Fenway Park on Wednesday night.
Rays left-hander David Price earned the win, improving to 5-5, with a 3.75 ERA. He needed just 97 pitches, 72 for strikes, going nine innings while giving up five hits with no walks and four strikeotus . It was Price's third complete game in his last four starts.
Red Sox left-hander Felix Doubront gave up three runs on six hits and two walks with five strikeouts. He threw 104 pitches, 66 for strikes. Doubront fell to 7-4 with a 3.78 ERA.
The Rays sent seven batters to the plate in the third inning, with three scoring, carrying a 3-0 lead into the sixth inning.
Mike Napoli's 14th home run of the season, with one out in the seventh, gave Boston its only run of the game.
The Rays added two runs in the eighth. With right-hander Pedro Beato pitching, Wil Myers singled with one out, ending Beato's outing with left-hander Matt Thornton entering. Luke Scott reached on a fielder's choice with Myers getting erased at second base. Sean Rodriguez, James Loney and Jose Molina each hit consecutive singles, putting the Rays up, 5-1.
Notes: The Red Sox officially announced an eight-year extension with 2B Dustin Pedroia. ... RHP Clay Buchholz, who has been on the disabled list since June 9 with inflammation in the bursa sac of his right shoulder, threw from 90 feet with increased intensity. There is no timetable yet for his return to the rotation. ... Entering Tuesday's game LHP Alex Torres had allowed just eight hits in 99 at-bats this season. According to Elias, he will be just the second major league pitcher in the last 50 seasons, since 1964, to allow fewer than 10 hits in the first 100 at-bats of a season against him. The only other pitcher to do so in the last 50 seasons in Cincinnati's Aroldis Chapman in 2012, when he allowed nine hits in the first 100 at-bats against him. ... Rays top pitching prospect RHP Taylor Guerrieri underwent Tommy John surgery Wednesday and is expected to be out at least a year. ... 3B Evan Longoria was hitting second in the Rays lineup Wednesday night. He entered the game with one previous plate appearance in his career batting second. Manager Joe Maddon said he made the move hoping to "unlodge" Longoria from a slump in which he is batting .167 in his last 23 games. ... Rookie OF Wil Myers was batting clean-up for the second time. ... RHP Alex Cobb had a minor setback Tuesday in his first rehab outing after getting hit in the head by a line drive June 15. He left his rehab start after two pitches because of a blister on his right index finger. He is hoping to make his next start this weekend or early next week with a return to the Rays in early August.


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Without sounding arrogant and keeping consistent with the Word of God, let me begin today by saying that I am a son of God and an heir and joint-heir with Jesus Christ. In other words, I am a Christian. There are no qualifiers or caveats to that statement.
That said, let me explain.
I am not a Pentecostal Christian. I am not a Methodist Christian. I am not a Presbyterian or a Lutheran or an Episcopalian or a Catholic or a Baptist Christian. You understand, right?
I am simply a believer - a Holy Spirit-filled believer - in the Lord Jesus Christ. That makes me a citizen of the Kingdom of God. It matters not whether a person is a Catholic, or a Baptist, or a Mormon or a member of some interdenominational fellowship, or whatever.
O.K., now! Don't look at me in that tone of voice! Pay close attention to what I'm saying.
For centuries the body of Christ has deliberately bred into its culture a kind of religious racism which, in turn, has become de rigueur for our societies around the world. We tend to distinguish ourselves on the basis of a set of doctrinal ideas, philosophies or denominational code.
We "denominationalize" ourselves instead of following Paul's admonition and rebuke in his first letter to the Ekklesia in Corinth: "Now this I say, that every one of you saith, I am of Paul; and I of Apollos; and I of Cephas; and I of Christ. Is Christ divided? was Paul crucified for you? or were ye baptized in the name of Paul?"
Yet this is exactly what we do.
If I say that I am a Pentecostal, I've just separated myself from so-called "non-Pentecostals" and classified myself as being more "special" than they are. If I say that I am a Presbyterian, I distinguish myself apart from Baptists or Reformed Christians as though my relationship with Jesus Christ as a Presbyterian is somehow of a higher order, and that I have laid hold of a place in God that the Baptists or the Reformed Christians (or those other brands of Christians) don't have. When I set myself apart like that, I am practicing racism.
Let's talk about racism at its core for a moment. Racism is nothing more and nothing less than exceptionalizing one's race or creed or genetics (or religious affiliation) with an exclusivity that gives oneself priority in recognition above those of some other race or nationality or background.
Does that explain it sufficiently? Racism, you see, is totally based in fear.
If you fear being treated as substandard because of your national heritage, you refer to yourself as - for example - an Irish-American, or, an Italian-American, or, a Mexican-American, etc., etc., etc. Your fear is based either in the spirit of the Fear of Man, or even the spirit of the Fear of Death.
On the other hand, if you have an unholy fear of God and you've been taught the kind of fear that says if you don't perform up to certain man-made standards extracted out of context from various verses of Scripture, then you live a "religious" life attempting to please God by meeting these performance standards.
Your fear is based in the Fear of Evil. The Fear of Evil is a demonic spirit which attempts to force a set of performance standards on people and, in the process, excludes one's living a life totally based in a love-relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ. It breeds religious racism - a separatism and exclusivity that says in effect, "I'm better than you."
I have a fear of God, but it is not a terror-based fear; it is an awe, it is reverential and absolutely respect-based. My relationship with the Lord is based in total and uncompromised love for Him, and an honoring of the price Jesus paid in order to restore the communion lost between God and man when Adam and Eve ate of the fruit of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil in the Garden.
Because I love the Lord with every cell of my being, everything I do is focused on fellowship with Him. Put another way, I don't worry about trying to keep the 10 Commandments. My life is not law-based; it is love-based. Is this making sense to you?
Now, let's bring this back to the kind of social racism being practiced here in America and world-wide. Let me first say that our family is about as multi-racial as you can get. My son-in-law, Anthony Picasso, never refers to himself as Mexican-American. He considers it an insult.
"My grandparents came over from Mexico because they wanted a better life, and America offered them the kind of life they couldn't get in Mexico. Our family became American. We are proud to be Americans," he says. "My heritage may be from Mexico, but we are no longer Mexicans, and we don't try to hang onto that way of life or pretend that it somehow needs to be fused into us as Americans."
My maternal grandparents migrated from Finland back in the 1920's. They never once referred to themselves as "Finnish-Americans." They became Americans, PERIOD!
Della and I have two grandsons whose father was a black Baptist preacher's son. He never referred to himself as an "African-American," and neither Cyrus nor Travon call themselves African-American.
We have two adopted half-Eskimo daughters. Neither of them refer to themselves as Eskimo-American, or conversely, "Native American."
Della's heritage is Cherokee Indian, but you'll never hear her distinguish herself as a Native American.
By now, you get the picture! Our family is a real melting pot of races, but we are one family: the Capener Family. And every one of us are Americans!
I want to take this subject farther, and I'll do that in a Part 2 in the weeks to come.
‑ Regner A. Capener is senior pastor of the Lower Yakima Valley River Worship Center.
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Florida jury deliberates Zimmerman caseBy DANIEL TROTTA and BARBARA LISTON
July 12. 2013 8:38PM
SANFORD, Fla. — Six anonymous women began deliberating on Friday whether to convict George Zimmerman for the shooting death of unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin in a case that has captivated and divided the U.S. public for the past 16 months.
After presiding over 12 days of testimony and two days of closing arguments, Seminole County Judge Debra Nelson turned the case over to a jury sequestered since the trial began last month. They broke for the day without reaching a verdict.
They will try to settle a case that has dominated U.S. media, sparked street demonstrations and raised questions about race and guns in America.
Jurors must reach a unanimous verdict on either second-degree murder, manslaughter or acquittal. A deadlocked jury would result in a mistrial, possibly leading to the whole courtroom drama unfolding once again.
Two hours into their meeting, which started at 2:30 p.m. (1830 GMT), they asked the judge for a full inventory of the evidence. They broke deliberations for the night at 6:00 p.m. Eastern time (2200 GMT) without issuing a verdict and will continue at 9:00 a.m. (1300 GMT) on Saturday.
The judge will allow them to set their own working hours
Zimmerman, 29, says he shot Martin in self-defense after he was attacked on the rainy night of Feb. 26, 2012, in the central Florida town of Sanford. Prosecutors contend Zimmerman was a "wannabe cop" who tracked down the teenager and shot him without justification.
Zimmerman's family appealed for calm, whatever the verdict, saying they had complete trust in the U.S. justice system.
"As we await a verdict we will remain hopeful and ask for the public to remain peaceful no matter the outcome," they said in a statement to CNN. "The judicial system has run its course, pray for justice, pray for peace, pray for our country."
It all began when Zimmerman, the neighborhood watch coordinator, called police to report a suspicious person in his neighborhood. That turned out to be Martin, a guest in the home of his father's fiancée, who lived inside the gated community.
A fight ensued, and after Zimmerman suffered several head injuries, he shot Martin once through the heart with a Kel Tec 9 mm pistol fully loaded with hollow-point bullets.
In closing arguments on Friday, lead defense lawyer Mark O'Mara attempted to shift the blame to Martin, saying he was the aggressor who attacked Zimmerman after lying in wait.
To convict Zimmerman of second-degree murder, which could lead to a sentence of life in prison, the jury must find he acted with ill will, spite or hatred.
The hateful person that rainy night was Martin, not Zimmerman, O'Mara told the jury.
"The person who decided this was going to continue, was going to become a violent event, was the guy who didn't go home when he had a chance to. It was the guy who decided to lie in wait," O'Mara said.
The jury can also opt for manslaughter, which has a lesser burden of culpable negligence. That carries a prison sentence of up to 30 years.
Earlier, O'Mara warned jurors against filling in holes in the prosecution's case, cautioning against making presumptions and assumptions.
Yet he invited them to form their own conclusions about Martin, particularly in the four-minute gap that O'Mara said passed between Zimmerman's losing sight of Martin and when Martin attacked.
He dramatized that length of time by pausing for four minutes, leaving the courtroom silent.
"Four minutes. You get to figure out what Trayvon Martin was doing," O'Mara told the jury. "Four minutes to do what? To run home. To walk home."Prosecutors had one final rebuttal, when John Guy told the jury, "The defendant didn't shoot Trayvon Martin because he had to. He shot him because he wanted to. That's the bottom line."
At the time of the encounter, Martin was on the phone with a friend from Miami who testified that she heard him ask, "What are you following me for?" Guy contended it was Martin who then feared for his safety.
When police initially declined to arrest Zimmerman, believing his account of self-defense, it provoked demonstrations, first in Sanford's black neighborhood of Goldsboro, where people accused Zimmerman of racial profiling and demanded his arrest.
Protests spread to small towns and big cities across the United States, prompting celebrity tweets, cable news shouting matches, and scrutiny of Florida's Stand Your Ground self-defense law, which police cited in letting Zimmerman to go free.
The case drew the attention of President Barack Obama, who said, "If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon."
After the Sanford police chief stepped down the normally assigned prosecutor recused himself, the governor appointed a special prosecutor, who charged Zimmerman with second-degree murder 45 days after the shooting.
In Sanford, officials said on Friday they were prepared for a possible return of the impassioned demonstrations that arose last year but expected calm.
"We will not tolerate anyone who uses the verdict as an excuse to violate the law," Sheriff Donald Eslinger told reporters. (Additional reporting by Kevin Gray in Miami; Writing by Daniel Trotta; Editing by Dina Kyriakidou, Bernard Orr)


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NHIAA Roundup: Spragues plague Hanover as Central skaters win
February 16. 2013 10:39PM
Devon Sprague scored three goals and added two assists and brother Austin Sprague added three goals and an assist to lead Manchester Central to a 9-1 win over visiting Hanover in boys' Division I hockey action Saturday at JFK Coliseum.
Central (11-4-0) led 4-0 after one period on two goals from Austin Sprague, one from Devon Sprague and one from Tyler Stratton, who finished with a goal and three assists.
Hanover scored the first goal of the second period at 3:41 from Joe Cravelo, but the Little Green posted five in the second period to put the game away early.
Trevor Malmgren (four assists), Cole Anderson (goal, assist), Tim Tetreault (assist), Mitch Fortin (goal) and Scott Robidoux (assist) closed the scoring sheet for Central. Goalies Ian Beliveau (13 saves) and Tyler Cornellier (six saves) combined for the win.
Bishop Guertin 3, Trinity 0: After two scoreless periods, Bishop Guertin skaters erupted for a trio of third period strikes while Cardinals goalie Griffin Scanlon continued to deny all Trinity wingers, and the Nashua club blanked the Pioneers in Division I boys' hockey Saturday at the Skate 3 Arena in Tyngsboro, Mass.
Andrew Casey led the BG offense with two goals including the game's first at 8:41 of the third. Reed Farhart also scored for Guertin which sports an 8-7 record.
Trinity goalie Ryan Slatkey finished with 33 saves as the Pioneers slipped to 11-4-1.
Pinkerton 3, Concord 2 (OT): At Concord, Connor Brady initiated a break out pass to Giovanni Corsetto for a two-on-one rush with Devin Moore, and Corsetto slid the puck over to Moore for a bang-in, game-winning goal at the Everett Arena.
Adam Godbout and Braden Smith had given the Crimson Tide a 2-0 lead early in the second period before Dominic Corsetto and Giovanni Corestto answered for Pinkerton to tie the game at 2-2.
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The new department policy was implemented after officials decided that pumpkins are used primarily for Halloween decorations, not food, and should be taxed, said Renee Mulvey, the department's spokeswoman.
Previously, pumpkins had been considered an edible squash and exempted from the tax.
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Harry Shum Jr., clockwise from left, Beth Riesgraf, Hartley Sawyer and Abby Miller in "Caper." (Elle Schneider / Geek & Sundry)Link
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When being a superhero doesn't pay the bills, a crime-fighting team turns to more roguish tactics in "Caper," a new Web series out next month.
Hero Complex readers get a first look at the trailer for "Caper" (watch it below), coming in February from Felicia Day's multimedia company and YouTube network Geek & Sundry.
"Caper" is the brainchild of writer and producer Amy Berg, known for her work on "Eureka," "Person of Interest" and "Leverage," and Mike Sizemore, who wrote the stage adaptation of "Howl's Moving Castle." The Web series centers on a group of friends whose superheroics fall short of paying the rent. The motley misfits decide to plan a heist — with some good-guy caveats, of course. Nobody is to get hurt, and only those who deserve it will be robbed.
The series combines live-action and animation, using motion comics for scenes in which the heroes don their costumes.
Directed by Donald Murphy, who has served as assistant director on dozens of films including "The Town" and "No Country for Old Men," the Web series stars Abby Miller ("Justified"), Harry Shum Jr. ("Glee"), Beth Riesgraf ("Leverage") and Hartley Sawyer ("Glory Daze") as the superheroes-turned-criminals.
Joel Gretsch ("V," "The 4400") is a series regular. Other guest stars remain to be announced.
"Caper" is the first in Geek & Sundry's slate of original shows set for release 2014, Day said. "Fun, compelling and well-written scripted series have always held a special place in my heart, and certainly something that delights our community as well."
Hero Complex caught up with co-creator and executive producer Berg to talk about the series, as well as actress Miller, who plays Penny Blue, a.k.a. "The Machine," the brains of the heist operation in "Caper."
Hero Complex: A superhero caper is a really fun genre mashup. Can you tell us a little about the origins of "Caper"? Where did this idea come from?
Amy Berg: As a fan, I'm a science fiction buff. As a writer, crime shows are my bread and butter. Mashing up those genres was, for me, the best of all possible worlds. I wrote this show with my pal Mike Sizemore, who's a writer based out of London. He has similar instincts, being a huge fan of movies like "Kelly's Heroes" and "Ocean's Eleven." We wanted to tackle the superhero mythos in a way that hasn't been seen before. We got to talking about the current economic climate and how it'd affect the alter egos of a team of superheroes. The idea that they might turn to a life of crime to make ends meet made us laugh… and became the genesis of the idea for Caper.
HC: What does co-creator Sizemore bring to the project?
AB: Mike is one of my best friends and an excellent writer. He brought a lot of great ideas to the page. We wrote the project together and then I went off and produced it through my company Bergopolis Inc. with the help of my longtime collaborator, Pete Dress.
HC: Can you talk a little about casting and the actors you're working with? Why did your cast members stand out?
AB: This project in particular was about embracing a guerrilla filmmaking spirit, so I only wanted people who were going to bring a positive attitude along with their talent. Most of the people both in front and behind the camera are friends of mine. Colleagues on television shows I'd previously written and/or produced. I'd worked with Beth on "Leverage," and bringing her on was a no-brainer. Abby Miller was a guest star in a pilot I created last year for TNT, and we clicked immediately. When this project came together, she and Beth were my first phone calls. Hartley Sawyer was the only actor we found through auditions, because we were in need of a very specific look. What he brought to the project was nothing short of awesome. Harry Shum Jr. is an amazing young actor with a great outlook and terrific work ethic. Within a few minutes of the four of them being in a room together, I knew we had something special. We've also got some big name guest stars in this series. Everyone I asked said yes. That still blows me away.
HC: Abby, what drew you to this role? How did you become involved with this project?
Abby Miller: Amy Berg. She is the reason I came on board. I had worked with Amy earlier last year on a pilot and fell in love with that woman. She's great, she is fearless and she is also a whole lot of fun. I personally met Mike (Sizemore) and Felicia Day a few months later, not even knowing anything about the project, and that sealed the deal. They are all exceptionally driven individuals. Knowing that this was a production of Geek & Sundry, who has been breaking new ground in digital entertainment, was the cherry on top.
HC: Can you talk a little about working with your castmates and about show runners Mike and Amy?
AM: I really enjoyed Beth and Harry, Hartley… eh. I KID! Everyone was incredible. I feel so lucky! It was an immediate thing with all of us. To have a great script and talented crew, and a great show runner team in Amy and Mike was a blessing. Geek & Sundry provided us with amazing support from start to finish, and was a perfect network to what we wanted to create in "Caper."
HC: Amy, why a digital series? What about the medium serves your vision for the show? How is the process different from working for TV?
AB: Creative freedom. I can't give you a straighter answer than that. I've been a part of projects that were slowly degraded by network and studio interference or by show runners who were stepping on feet and getting in their own way. This was the first project I've put together where I'm actually the owner of the content as well as its shepherd: the show runner and the studio head. There was no fighting for creative control. It was a liberating experience.
Also, conceptually, superheroes are difficult to do well in a series setting. They work well in feature films, but that's because audiences see those movies for the spectacle. In television, maintaining viewership is all about investment in character. It's hard to invest in characters who are literally superhuman. They couldn't be any more different than us. The alter ego angle in "Caper" affords us the opportunity to have our cake and eat it too. By embracing the superhero side using animation and the alter ego side using live action, we get both the spectacle and the investment. Going digital was the best medium with which to do that.
HC: Abby, how is working on a web series different from what you've done for film and TV? Is the pace different? Do you enjoy working in this medium?
AM: I very much enjoy working in this medium! I had shot another digital series a little over a year ago, the second season of "The Booth at the End," but it was a much quicker process, they shot me out in two days. And I only worked with Xander [Berkeley]. This took place, on and off, over several months, many cast members and crew… it felt very much like TV, a little family. It was so enjoyable. I miss it. It's apparent that digital series is growing year after year, with Hollywood giving more attention to it. The talent and creativity in this space is undeniable.
HC: Can you tell us a little about your character? Why is Penny "The Machine"?
AM: Penny is an incredibly intelligent young woman, from a small town, who moves to the big city and takes a job with a billionaire entrepreneur to build an orbital spacesuit. Unfortunately he has other plans for the suit. So Penny steals the suit and the patents and teams up with three new friends to start using the suit for good. Penny inherits the name because of her suit… therein lies her power.
HC: How does she fit into the team?
AM: She is the brains of the operation. Penny thinks through everything. And she always has (or at least desperately wants) a plan before taking action. Dagr, Alexia and Luke of course provide differentiating powers, views and sensibilities to what superheroism represents to them, and what it represents to their community. As the show focuses more on the "human" dynamic of a superhero ensemble, the characters are as layered as they come, and as a result end up making some interesting decisions leading up to the heist.
HC: You played prostitute Ellen May in "Justified" and plain-Jane Theresa in "The Booth at the End." It seems like brilliant Penny is quite different from either of those characters. Is there anything you're able to bring from those experiences to this project? Is there a role that particularly prepared you for this one?
AM: Not really! This role was a unique one. Very different from Ellen May and Theresa. Honestly, the biggest gift Amy and Mike could have given me was Penny. She was just fun. Light, effortless. They (Donald Murphy, our fearless director, included) just encouraged me to play and see what happens. I am such a believer in the "everything happens for a reason" mentality and really feel, if anything, Ellen May and Theresa prepared me in just giving me confidence in what I was capable of doing. All the hard work leading up to Penny. And then the letting go and relaxing into something… it was all there.
HC: Amy, are there any superhero films/series that served as inspiration for "Caper"? Any heist films?
AB: I don't want to spoil it for anyone, but there's actually a scene in "Caper" with our four heroes talking about their inspirations. It was derived from an actual conversation Mike and I had that inspired the idea for "Caper" in the first place. Guess you'll just have to tune in to find out.
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"Damn, I forgot to feed the cat."
Despite my Dreams of Grandeur, I want ... to Conquer the World!
I am logical, mythological, human who is normal and not at all weird.
I am an empathetic man with no heart and likes watching anime and doing geek things to computers.
Fear us, mock us, why are we speaking in the plural? That is odd of us, we never do such things.
Logic is fun. Only illogical people will say otherwise.
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I am yes and I am no. I can make them blush or make them cry. I'm a waste of space, but I'll take your place and make it better. I've seen too much darkness to let it slide. Our shining blue marble is the only place we can hide. Will it be overcome by the ocean of void?
Shall we abandon humanity and live like beasts again? The majority answer with their poisoned tongues, as they spread like a virus to consume our home. Growth is good, they say. Give us your resources, they say. They put us on a course where freedom is what they tell us it is. Yet when someone chooses to live free of their rules we are removed from society, as if we were the cancer.
How does one help humanity without destroying it. That question is the emptiness of my life.
Now thats a good style.
draw your blade agents all oppression
I think therefore I am
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I am simply me. No one can see into my mind thus I just see myself as the person I believe myself to be which is a rather random, friendly and out going person who goes out of his way to provide humor for other either by just saying stupid things or stand up etc. I am geeky, I like my video games, sci-fi books and manga but is simply the things that helped create my personality. Thus I see myself as me and nothing more
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"I am the dark angel of destiny a shadow of mystery.Nothing but a distant memory. A unsaid tale of old lost in time as fate is cold. The dark angel of dreams where nothing is what it seams. I draw my dark blade and dare to be a renegade a different tale spoken in a riddle. The strange dusty book a sage in a torn page. An ever lasting rose an open door that cant close, draw your blade agents oppression, emotions in suppression fate is my obsession a cruel fate is my life lesson"
"Angel Dark living heart burn is nothing more than a/My little stories, a lot of time is lost. Angel Dark dream, when it seems that something. The problem is that other powerful dark forces, basic minimum traitors. Injury, Saints, anywhere. Silver, the fate of the campaign behind closed doors is tight and tough Warrior and Subair my life."
Obviously, I am an ass. There, I participated.
Thinking of something cool to say...
"I am he as you are he as you are me and we are all together."
You all disgust me. (:
Someone who enjoys helping people, it makes me happy knowing I made someones day. It helped me make it through many dark days seeing people smile after I helped them.
If you're a Sword Art Online fan, or enjoy gaming feel free to add me
Maybe..... an angel without faith?
A person who doesn't need a heaven to do good?
A person who wants everyone to be happy?
Or even.... a lie?
i'm not just a kon I'm a sir, and also Kon
ἐγώ εἰμι ὁ ὤν
I am that I am,
I am the Lord of Host, the Lord of Lords and King of Kings,
The Awesome and Luminous One,
The Master of all Gnosis,
I am the Sophic Sun, the Sol Invictus, whose rays carry wisdom abounding,
I am the Omnipotent Παντοκράτωρ,
Behold, Israel, for your Lord has returned in flesh, and he is I!
im some guy
keep it on the down low, yo
I am bad ass.
yes u are. i can tell
I am what you perceive me to be. You think, therefore I am.
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We've all been there. You're on a high after a great interview, with positive vibes radiating from the hiring manager. Your level of optimism is at an all-time high.
We've all been there. You're on a high after a great interview, with positive vibes radiating from the hiring manager. Your level of optimism is at an all-time high.
All the vital components, including your skills, expertise and chemistry, meshed well with the corporate requirements. Your spirits are further bolstered after being advised that you would be an excellent candidate for the position.
Has your hard work finally paid off, or did you neglect to ask this key question immediately after the interview: "What is your time frame for a decision?"
Few things are more frustrating to job seekers than the extended amount of time that can transpire before hearing back from a company. Inquiring about the employer's recruiting timeline is perfectly acceptable and a prudent tactic. Why? Because if you haven't heard back by that date, you have a ready-made excuse for following up.
From a corporate perspective, staying in touch with a promising candidate is not merely a courteous act, but it's also in the employer's best interest to prevent the loss of a superior candidate. Regrettably, in too many cases, corporate follow-up doesn't happen, even after a promising interview.
The fact is, companies today are far more discriminating with their recruiting practices. Hiring the wrong candidate may prove devastating and costly. Most hiring decisions today involve multiple interdisciplinary heads and executive management. The more people involved, the harder it will be to gain consensus, extending the recruiting time.
According to a March 6 piece in The New York Times ("With Positions to Fill, Employers Wait for Perfection"), employers often drag out the hiring process until they're more confident about their business — or at least until they find a "superstar" candidate. Despite a slowly improving economy, many companies remain reluctant to actually hire, stringing job applicants along for weeks or months before they make a decision.
Should you interpret silence as an automatic rejection, or should you continue to be patient? When searching for a job, time moves at a snail's pace.
It moves even more slowly when you're waiting to hear back after an interview that presumably proceeded quite well. As eager as you might be to hear from the employer, following up too frequently can turn a qualified candidate into an annoying one who will not get hired.
If you're going stir crazy and have previously contacted the employer based on its projected target date, send an email to emphasize your continued interest. Specifically, inquire when they expect to be in touch with you. The waiting process can be emotionally draining. If you find yourself agonizing and frantically checking your email every 30 minutes wondering when you're going to hear something, perhaps it's in your best interest to move on and place other irons in the fire.
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text: Hey everyone! I haven't programmed in Java for a long time, and I just downloaded it on my computer. I typed up a simple program that said "Hi," but I noticed that the output came up on the output screen instead of a command window. On JCreator in my java class, all of the output came up on the command window, and I want it to be that way over here. Which settings can I edit to make this happen? I'm using JCreator LE version 4.50.010. Thanks in advance!