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Some still waiting for pre-ordered iPhone 5s
Hannah Francis' journey to an iPhone 5 has been bumpy from the start.
A week ago Friday, Francis, who lives 50 minutes from London, tried for hours to preorder the device online. It was all in vain.
The website for Vodafone, her phone carrier, buckled under the pressure of anxious Apple consumers hungry for the company's latest gadget.
"The website kept freezing because so many people were trying," Francis, 22, of Berkshire, England, said. "It was taking forever."
Calling the company just led to a long time on hold with no progress. Finally on Monday, she got a call back and put in her order.
Then she waited. And waited. And now, a day after the iPhone 5 hit stores, she still waits.
Saturday, Francis and others who pre-ordered the phone but didn't get it sounded off on social media sites, expressing anger, frustration and, in some cases, disappointment in Apple and themselves for not physically waiting in line.
"Just bought a iPhone 5 case and my phone didn't even come yet," one person tweeted.
Another: "Extremely disappointed my iPhone 5 didn't come yesterday. That's why I ordered it at 4:55 a.m. on the 14th. No straight answers."
And sadly, a third: "My brother just took two shots because his iPhone 5 didn't come today."
Francis, who works for a phone company, understands the feelings behind these disgruntled tweets."You wanted to be the first to get it," she said, adding that she didn't want to wait in line for hours. "I seem to have made the wrong decision."
Apple says iPhone 5 pre-orders topped 2 million in 24 hours, more than double the amount of iPhone 4S pre-orders. The company had said that while most pre-orders would be delivered on Friday, some of the devices are scheduled for delivery in October.
Now, Apple's website says phones ordered online will ship in three to four weeks.
This weekend, some stores reported having Apple's newest phone available for walk-up customers, though not all versions of it. A random check of about a dozen stores indicated that most were sold out.
A Verizon store in New York City said the 32 and 64 gigabyte models, but not the 16 GB version, were available. A Sprint store in a suburb of St. Paul,Minnesota, said all but the most expensive 64 GB iPhone 5s were sold out.
Apple and the phone companies haven't provided sales figures from the first day. Analysts say Apple likely will sell millions of phones in the first few days.
Unfortunately, Adam Damon, a sophomore at Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas, is stuck in a waiting game for his iPhone 5. Like Francis, he too is thinking about what he did wrong.
The 19-year-old rushed to Best Buy the day the store started taking pre-orders. For $50, Damon, who arrived two hours after the store opened, added his name to an iPhone wait list. Store employees said they would call when his phone was ready.
"I kind of had this sinking feeling that something would happen and they wouldn't get enough phones," Damon said.
His gut was right.
By 2:30 p.m. Friday, no one from Best Buy had called. So an anxious Damon called the store. "I was told once your phone comes in, we will give you a call," he said.
At 8:30 p.m., Damon called again. This time, a store employee said if he hadn't gotten a call, he would have to wait for the second shipment to come in. There's no telling when that will be, Damon said.
"Right now, I'm kind of waiting for them to get more inventory and hope that they get enough to cover me with the next shipment," he said.
In the meantime, Damon and Francis both say they have their iPhone 4 to cling to and aren't terribly troubled by their ordeals.
But, Damon has advice for anyone who really wants the next iPhone the day it comes out: "Be first in line."
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According to the ATF letter that Pookie posted they (ATF) treat the parts count just like a milled receiver AK. (No Trunnion, but otherwise the same as a stamped receiver)
The Saiga has a floating piston and what looks like a normal piston used as a operating rod.
If the floating piston is what is considered as the piston by the ATF, as evidenced by Tromix's US made part. Why is the normal piston looking part not considered an operating rod? After all, they consider a FAL cocking handle as an operating rod in the FAL count (which is a real stretch in my humble opinion)
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Then, when I asked the lady (who made sure I had a webcam but would not broadcast one herself & did not give her name) about payment the line mysteriously went dead. Then I called her back and she told me that could not discuss this information. She quickly said that she was sorry and had another client to deal with and pretty much cut me off. It all seemed VERY unprofessional, rude & abrupt. I would like to know if anyone knows anything about this 'company'. Please take a look at the links below (inc. their very strange / terrible / basic website - bizarre considering they are an online school?!)
my.jobstreet.com/jobs/2009/6/default/50/23794.htm?fr=J - their website (which says that they are based in the Philippines & then Japan (?!)
tefl.com/jobs/job.html?jo_id=42562 - their advert on tefl.com ( Can't find a way of reporting the ad to the tefl.com administrators)
e-communication.biz/modules/pico/index.php/english_teacher_page.html - their webpage & video in English
youtube.com/watch?v=LkXHVMvp1rA&feature=player_embedded - a 'wonderful' video explaining how they work
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Earlier this week, I had the privilege of speaking at the Patient Experience Empathy And Innovation Summit. The event was sponsored by the Cleveland Clinic Office of Patient Experience, which is led by Dr. Jim Merlino, the chief experience officer at the Clinic.
To be candid, I originally agreed to give the speech as a favor to Jim, whose inspirational story kicks off the chapter on chief customer officers in our upcoming book. I didn't know what to expect of the event and somehow imagined that when I joined hundreds of doctors, nurses, and other caregivers in a big auditorium, I'd get trapped inside an episode of House — and I'd be the only one who didn't know what the other cast members were talking about.
Was I ever wrong. The event was an extraordinary experience from beginning to end, and the content was accessible to anyone who works to improve customer experience, regardless of industry. As someone who helps put on Forrester's Customer Experience Forum, I even got a little envious.
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A few days ago, I "rediscovered" a brochure from a museum in Stockholm. It reminded me of an early 17th century warship: The Vasa. She was the most powerful warship of her time — albeit for less than half an hour, as she sank during her maiden voyage. The reasons for this disaster include top management interference, overly sophisticated requirements, weak communication, and overengineering. Why is this relevant today? Because projects have not changed that much: The Vasa story reminds me of a number of interactions I had with Forrester clients about banking platform transformation projects that ran well — or not so well.
A large share of the less-successful projects showed a number of the ingredients of the Vasa story, causing what I like to call the Vasa effect: predictable failure. Examples include:
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A couple of days ago, global banking platform vendor Temenos announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire Odyssey Financial Technologies, which specializes in the private banking, private wealth management, and asset subverticals of financial services. The deal is expected to close around mid October: Temenos will pay more than 60 million euros and take on Odyssey's existing debt obligations of more than 20 million euros. Here is my initial reaction to the planned acquisition.
On the asset side, Temenos will get the private banking platform Triple'A Plus, portfolio management and decision support solution WealthManager, plus clients such as Banque Cantonale Vaudoise, Delta Lloyd, and RBS Coutts Bank. This will help Temenos accomplish the necessary extension to its private banking footprint: In spite of prominent private banking clients such as EFG Bank, over the past few years Temenos' T24 has not been as successful in the private banking/wealth management arena as, for example, ERI Bancaire, SunGard, or Tata Consultancy Services Financial Solutions as far as new named customers are concerned — not to mention the various regional private banking pure players.
At the same time, the Odyssey solutions will add additional technologies and architecture to Temenos' already existing acquired portfolio: Not considering the two "classic" Temenos banking platforms T24 and TCB and the mobile solutions of recently acquired specialist vendor FE-Mobile, Temenos acquired multiple smaller banking platform vendors over the past few years, including Financial Objects in the UK and Viveo in France, plus further firms such as business intelligence and reporting vendor Lydian Associates.


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I don't really get it. Lotr is a great and fun novel for people who like fantasy and magical stories.
But why are the movie versions so popular?
They are even more popular than things like Superman or Die Hard or Terminator right? More popular than Mary Poppins, Godzilla or Phantom of the Opera.
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Love the cinnamon rolls pic and caption. Reminds me of 30 Rock from last when Jack says, "There are no bad ideas, there are only good ideas that go horribly wrong." Ha!ReplyDelete
Yay for eating healthy and trying new things!
ah-too much hard work for me. 20 miler-forgot you are doing all this...and training for NYC marathon.wowReplyDelete
I practically eat vegetarian without realizing it....but as soon as I make a conscious effort to not eat meat, suddenly I crave burgers and fried chicken. It's actually healthier for me not to try to eat healthy!ReplyDelete
paleo for me! never felt better.ReplyDelete
last year i suggested going vegan for a week which turned into a month which then turned into 7 months before my husband broke down in trader joes begging for real cheese! and on that i couldn't blame him. the 2 things i missed the most were eggs and cheese and the eggs mostly for baking purpouses. but cheese, there is no true substitute ;) congrats for giving it a go! and wow i admire your running 20 miles.ReplyDelete
Those cinnamon rolls are looking soooo good right now.ReplyDelete
My husband and I are vegetarian, but we could never give up cheese and eggs. It's awesome that you guys are trying to eat more holistically!
I've tried to be a vegan but found it too extreme for me. I am already a vegetarian but I love my dairy too much. Maybe when I found a better paying job I can buy the more expensive dairy free stuff that taste like dairy.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 19, 2012 at 7:27 PM
Been vegetarian for about 15 years (I'm 25 now), I guess its easy cause there are plenty of vegetarian and even more vegan bistros, restaurants, grills and stuff in berlin and germany in general. Seitan is always a good choice, its soy, and not as boring as tofu. also you should try to make vegan cupcakes, carrot cakes and brownies...some of the most delicious baked good i had were vegan.ReplyDelete
I've been a vegetarian my whole life. So grateful that my parents raised me vegetarian, now it takes no effort to live the lifestyle. I've tried to go vegan a few times, but I appreciate good cheese too much. I treat cheese like a dessert or a garnish. I may sprinkle a bit of feta on my salad or eat a couple slices of aged manchego with an apple, but thats pretty much all the dairy I consume. I agree with the comment on how its harder to not eat things when you're trying not to eat them!ReplyDelete
Best of luck to you & congratulations on running 20 miles - I could never dream of that!
I was vegan for about 7 months. I just didn't feel right. Now I am eat a more paleo diet with traditional foods. We like raw milk and cheeses and ferment veggies and I make my own yogurt. We feel incredible! Plus it's so hard being vegan and a mom to 3 babies.. so much prep. Also, soy is awful for you and I found that a ton of vegan stuff has soy in it. Good for you for using coconut stuff! So healthy!!ReplyDelete
Absolutely! It's a tad tough to do away with the dairy/eggs if you like to eat out a lot (though in NYC, like you said, there are SO many amazing vegan restaurants- love Candle Cafe on UWS and Blossom down in W. Village) but I've been vegan (occasionally vegetarian when eating out or on business trips) for about 8 months now. It makes me feel cleaner and lose and it enables you to maintain weight loss much easier than with a meat diet (my husband lost 7 pounds and I lost 2 pounds while staying really fit and athletic--neither of us were trying to lose weight but it just happened naturally with the change to veganism). For me, once I learned more about the food industry practices, I've become motivated because the meals feel more ethical and "right". Highly recommend "Eating Animals" (for more understanding of the good industry practice/ethics/environmentalism) and "The China Study" (for more understanding of the health aspect). The former motivated me to become vegan and the latter motivated my husband. Good luck and hope you guys are enjoying the education and life change!ReplyDelete
I was vegan for about a year and only recently started eating a little bit of cheese and egg whites occasionally (still vegetarian). It's easy for me to eat vegetarian because I'm not a huge meat eater. It took a few months for me to get used to not drinking milk and eating ice cream but now I rarely even think about it. I agree with Anitra! Soy concerns me so I use nut milks and I stay away from meat and cheese substitudes. There are so many other foods to eat!ReplyDelete
After Forks Over Knives we tried it for about a week. But my husband is super thin and even filling up our plates with grains and beans and good fats, he just couldn't stop losing. And I was finding that there weren't many meals he could eat on the go as he needs to for his work in construction. I didn't like that there were many processed 'replacers' because in my mind, processed is processed, vegan or not. So, we've slid back to our omnivore habits but I buy as responsibly as I can.ReplyDelete
i tried being a vegan for a while, but only because i had a cool friend and we would go to this buddhist-vegan restaurant that served fake (soy) meat. i didn't last long. it was around this time that a lot of crazy shit is vegan - oreos? 7-11 doughnuts? - and never means it's healthy. (obvs.) but it also introduced me to the 'vegan cupcakes' cookbook, which is absolutely bombproof. impeccably tested and yummmmmmmmm.....ReplyDelete
anyways, i just try to not eat anything from a box - but i have a serious softspot for gummy candies.. nobody is perfect. hell, if you are running a marathon you should be eating whatever you want!!
I'm 20 and have been vegetarian for seven years and vegan for the past three. I live in Sydney, Australia and unfortunately our vegan dining options aren't great here. Thankfully I am spending December in NYC - it's my first visit and I've never been more excited in my entire young life!. My boyfriend* and I are keen to try out every vegan restaurant around! Any suggestions?!ReplyDelete
* = He isn't vegan or vegetarian but is crazy enthusiastic about all V foods - I'll convert him one day! ;)
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New violence has broken out in volatile Tibet leaving a reported eight dead according to Tibetan human rights sources. The London based Free Tibet Campaign said police on Friday fired on hundreds of Buddhist monks and civilians who marched on local government offices to demand the release of two monks who were detained for possessing photographs of the Dalai Lama. Xinhua News Agency, which represents the views of the Chinese government, reported that government official was seriously injured in some type of conflict with someone, most probably the so-called "suicide squads" supposedly organized by "terrorist" Tibetans. According to official reports, an official was "attacked and seriously wounded" which necessitated the police to fire "warning shots and put down the volence."
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The Canisius baseball team rallied from a six-run deficit and defeated Youngstown State 7-6 in walk-off fashion at the Demske Sports Complex on Wednesday afternoon. The Golden Griffins have won three straight and five out of six to improve to 25-14 on the season.
A trio of Canisius relievers allowed the Griffs to complete the comeback. Senior Mike Tolsma kept Canisius in the game by throwing five scoreless innings of relief, and retiring 15 of the 16 batters he faced. The lefty only allowed a bloop single with one out in the sixth and struck out a career-high four batters. Senior Tyler Soucie threw a scoreless eighth inning that included two strikeouts while sophomore Iannick Remillard picked up his first win of the season by throwing a scoreless ninth inning.
The Griffs trailed 6-5 in the bottom of the ninth, which started with sophomore Brett Siddall being hit by a pitch. Senior Jose Torralba placed a perfect bunt up the third-base line. Torralba beat the throw, which went over the first baseman's head and was backed up by the second baseman. Pinch runner Mike Krische attempted to advanced from second to third on the overthrow. The Youngstown State second baseman threw across the diamond in an attempt to get Krische at third base. That throw got away from the third baseman and went out of play, allowing Krische to score and Torralba to go all the way to third base.
After pinch hitter Connor Panas worked a walk, freshman Christ Conley sent the first pitch to left-center field. Torralba scored easily on the sacrifice fly for the Griffs' sixth win this season in their last at-bat.
Conley, Torralba and Siddall each had two hits on the day along with sophomore Anthony Massicci, who also worked two walks out of the leadoff spot in the order. Siddall also reached base four times with an HBP and walk to go along with two RBI.
Youngstown State (8-25) used a solo homer in the second and scored five more runs in the third to take the early 6-0 lead and chase freshman Zachary Trumpler. The Griffs got on the board in the fourth as senior Jimmy Luppens beat out an infield single to short and the errant throw allowed Luppens to advance to second. Siddall followed with another infield single, and moved to second base on a wild pitch. Canisius could only score one run with two runners in scoring position and no outs, getting a sacrifice fly from senior Ryan Coppinger to make it 6-1.
Canisius continued to apply pressure in the fifth with a leadoff double from Massicci, followed by HBP to seniors Jesse Kelso and Luppens to load the bases with one out. Siddall sent a flare that dropped in front of the centerfielder to score two runs and cut the deficit to 6-3. Luppens tried to take an extra base on a ball in the dirt, but was thrown out at third. Siddall tried to advance to second on the play and also was thrown out at second to end the inning.
The Griffs continued to chip away in the sixth, which started with a one-out bunt single from Coppinger. Conley followed with a single up the middle and then senior Ronnie Bernick laced a single to right-center field to score Coppinger. Massicci turned on a 3-1 pitch and shot it through the hole on the right side to score Conley and make it a one-run game.
Siddall worked a one-out walk in the seventh and Torralba sent a chopper up the middle for a single to get two runners on base. After a wild pitch put the runners in scoring position, Youngstown State reliever Alex Frey struck out Coppinger and got Conley to ground out to end the threat and keep the score 6-5. The Griffs got two more runners on base in the eighth, but Luppens grounded out to shortstop to end that threat as Canisius left 12 runners on base in the game.
Canisius will play its next three conference series away from home, starting with this weekend's three-game series at Marist College. First pitch for Saturday's doubleheader in Poughkeepsie is set for noon.
Notes: The Griffs had a walk-off win at the Demske for the 14th time since the 2007 season… Canisius has now won its last three one-run games and is 7-4 in one-run contests this season… The five-inning outing for Tolsma was the longest of his Canisius career… Canisius had 12 hits in the game and now has double-digit hits in 26 of 39 games… The Griffs have not hit a home run in six consecutive games, the longest drought of the season… In the last seven games, the Canisius bullpen has a 2.77 ERA in 13 innings… Canisius rallied from a deficit of four or more runs for the fourth time this season.


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The southern region of Thailand has always been inhabited by people who are of the Muslim faith unlike the majority of Bhuddist Thais. The nation's new Interior Minister, Chalerm Yubamrung, recently floated the idea of granting semi-autonomy to the deep South in a clear break from past administrations who have resorted to war, terror and torture to break insurgencies in that area of the country. Over 3,000 lives have been lost since January, 2004 when a group of armed men raided a military camp and killed several soldiers.
A common complaint of Muslims is the use of torture against those who express anger toward the government. Aninudin Kaji, an Islamic teacher, described being beaten while in detention because someone had named him as an insurgent. Anantachai Thaiprathan, a member of the National Human Rights Commission, claims his group has uncovered at least 30 torture cases that took place in the deep South. He believes the use of torture against Muslim suspects has created anger and distrust of the national government.
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The Arab-Israeli conflict is one of the most protracted and
resilient of modern times. In their new ground-breaking book, the
first ever textbook on the history of the Arab-Israel conflict to
have been co-authored by an Israeli, a Palestinian, and an Egyptian
-- co-authors Abdel Monem Said Aly, Feldman and Shikaki explore the
history of the conflict and later peacemaking efforts from
competing Israeli, Palestinian and wider Arab perspectives.
Offering a balanced approach to understanding the Arab-Israeli
conflict and its pivotal role in the Middle East, the book
introduces key developments in each period of the conflict;
presents the differing Israeli, Palestinian and broader Arab
narratives on these developments; and provides a unique framework
for analyzing and understanding these developments.
Abdel Monem Said Aly, Chairman of the Board, CEO, and Director of the Regional Center for Strategic Studies in Cairo
Professor Shai Feldman, Judith and Sidney Swartz Director of the Crown Center for Middle East Studies and Professor of Politics at Brandeis University
Professor Khalil Shikaki, Director of the Palestinian Center for Political Survey Research in Ramallah
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Tuesday 20th July 2010
Our first ever visit seems a long long time ago now! Little did we know that a full ten years later we would still be enjoying the facilities and wonderful hospitality provided by our great friends from Austria.
Many Gooners travel to the pre-season camp these days, from countries far and wide, and it has become a group that have become more and more close-knit as the years have rolled by. Some come and go, some have joined over the period and some are no longer with us of course, but their attendance and company will live forever in our memories.
Tonight sees my latest personal adventure commence with a flight to Vienna and a journey south across the country to Graz in time for tomorrow's encounter with Sturm.
A club that have regularly played in the Champions League, it will be one of the few occasions where we play in a larger stadium at this stage of pre-season. It remains to be seen just what kind of game we get to see.
Looking over the last nine years however, there is no doubt whatsoever that pre- and post-match proceedings will be thoroughly entertaining!
A full run-down to come...
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Friday, October 24, 2008
FEATURE: C Karma. Could it be for the filly?
Occasional horse racing fans are always looking for the horse to root for on the big day. They'll watch the Queen's Plate, the Kentucky Derby and the Breeders' Cup and want to back a horse they can connect with.
This year, in the 25th edition of the Bredeers' Cup World Championships, set for this Friday and Saturday, October 24 and 25 at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia, California, the romantic horse is one with a decidedly Canadian angle.
Trained by Woodbine-based horseman Greg DeGannes, C Karma, rated 8-1 in the morning line for Friday's Juvenile Fillies Turf event, simply shouldn't be here.
In July of 2007, as a yearling, C Karma shredded the skin off her left knee, rendering her immobile for three months.
You see, like all youngsters, equine or otherwise, C Karma was a little rambunctious. She got to running around the paddock on the farm of her Ocala, Florida owner-breeder Pam Edel with all the other yearling thoroughbreds, when she broke through the gate and started tearing around the fields.
That can happen, but when the farm staff retrieved the horses, it was clear C Karma, the undisputed leader of the pack, was in distress. She tore up her knee crashing through the gate.
Her racing career, before it even started, was over. Two attempts to suture the open wound didn't work. Only stall rest would allow the knee to heal even half way.
Young horses are just not used to being confined to a stall. It would devastate the mind of an energetic filly. She wanted get out and run and be with her friends. It was difficult to be in a 12' x 12' stall and to keep it together. She was lonely.
But she was a well-adjusted, level-headed young miss. On her first day out of the stall, she came charging out, whinnied and announced to all that it was her day to run. She was back.
C Karma wasn't allowed to run yet, but soon after she was "broke" (prepped for riding), with no thought in mind for racing, in January of 2008.
She learned her lessons quickly and well, and she started to get stronger and was in fact slowly nearing her debut on the racetrack. Remarkably, just months after gashing her knee, Edel sent Ma-knot-knee to DeGannes at Woodbine in the first week of May.
In fact, when she arrived, DeGannes didn't even know her racing name. Ma-knot-knee, a play on words with monotony (tee hee) and the fact that C Karma has a knot in her knee, was all he knew. And the fact that she could run.
She made her debut on June 21, finishing third in a maiden allowance race at Woodbine. It was a shining moment for all that this filly made it to the races.
"She has the mind of a five-year-old and is just so athletic," DeGannes said. "That's the only way she's made it. But you would never know that with her knee."
But Edel and DeGannes weren't ready to shut down C Karma. Her racing career wasn't over.
"She was the only one who was injured in that paddock incident. She just didn't stop in time as young horses are apt to do. And horses that wouldn't have been hurt in something like that couldn't have out run a fatman," he said, using the vernacular of the racetrack.
A second-place finish in her second start and then finally a win, over Woodbine's Polytrack on August 2.
Was the Breeders' Cup on DeGannes' mind at that point? He laughed when asked to recall.
A third-place finish in the Ontario Debutante. Then the Natalma came along, a "Win and You're In" Breeders' Cup one-mile turf race at Woodbine. Over soft turf, she gutted out, like she has most things in her life, a neck victory to earn a spot on the sport's championship stage.
Mind you, now that C Karma is at the Breeders' Cup, the story of the journey doesn't end.
It was a classic best of times, worst of times situation for DeGannes.
Three days after he saddled C Karma to the Natalma win, he was diagnosed with Diverticulosis, a condition that affects the lining of the lower colon which can be fatal.
He was rushed to hospital. An eight-day stay, including five in intensive care ensued. The first night, he was diagnosed with the ailment and it was found that it was too volatile to operate, so he was given antibiotics to hopefully improve the condition.
Once the fever was under control, some 96 hours later, he was stable and risky surgery was not warranted. He was released from the hospital with strict orders to improve his diet and enjoy a less strenuous professional career and schedule.
He lost 20 pounds, is on medication to keep the condition under control and is committed to a high fibre diet. Difficult for the native of Trinidad, who prepares, er, prepared his own hot sauce for the spicy foods he loves, er, loved.
Certainly, C Karma has picked up his spirits.
The barn's "Alpha Female" is a sweetheart. And those around her pamper her. The Florida-bred by Exchange Rate gets her hair braided every day by Jasmine Baggerman, who along with Paul (Movers) Lamonth, rubs her every day.
And all C Karma does, in return, is run. Run all the way to the Breeders' Cup.
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All the World's Watching
Technology has made a global practice possible for everyone. Join more than 1,400 architects at the fourth-annual World Architecture Festival (WAF) in Barcelona, Nov. 2–4. Billed as the world's largest interactive global design awards program, the event draws together designers, product manufacturers, provocateurs, and thought-leaders from 65 countries. One of the highlights will be the Gallery, which will offer more than 700 designs from 59 countries.
Learn more at worldarchitecturefestival.com.
New York
Site Work
The AIA, Culture Now, and AIA New York City pilot a new public engagement tool allowing architects and others to stream stories about new and iconic buildings of New York via the Web and smart phone platforms. The service, offered through Broadcastr, uses streaming audio of designers sharing insights into their work. To be included: America's Favorite Architecture poll winners matched with post-9/11 voices from design. AIA New York's Archtober participants will join the mix next month, and the AIA hopes to bring this service to other cities in 2012.
Learn more at broadcastr.com and click Featured.
Growing Diversity
Fostering professional diversity is every architect's responsibility, and, since its founding in 1971 at the AIA National Convention in Detroit, the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) has been on the front lines. NOMA celebrates its 40th anniversary this month in Atlanta by hosting its annual conference, entitled "Architects as Visionaries." Scheduled events include student presentations for a "transit village" at Atlanta's Ashby MARTA station as well as the results of a professional design competition. The conference takes place Oct. 20–22.
Learn more at noma.net.
New York
Why take a week to celebrate architecture when you can take the whole month? Archtober is currently under way in New York, hosted by AIA New York, the Center for Architecture Foundation, and Openhousenewyork. Lectures, tours, films, exhibitions, and what organizers promise to be "special access to sites" underscore not only the general value of design, but how architecture shapes our everyday lives.
Learn more at archtober.org.
Washington, D.C.
Best Practices
Design is serious business and you need serious advice. The AIA's Practice Management Knowledge Community has reorganized, culled, and expanded the online compendium of nearly 400 AIA Best Practices, which now align with The Architect's Handbook of Professional Practice. Best Practices continue to evolve, and you can join the discussion by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
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By Richard Clarke
Whenever Arsenal play Blackburn, Arsène Wenger spends a large proportion of his pre-match press conference talking about David Bentley - and he is perfectly happy about it.
The Frenchman allowed the talented home-grown midfielder to leave permanently just two years ago. Since then he has gone on to become one of the most exciting young talents in the Premier League.
The 23-year-old made his first start for England last week, thus equalling the number he achieved at Arsenal if you leave out Carling Cup appearances. Despite that, and his subsequent success, Wenger is perfectly content to be questioned over the wisdom of letting him go.
"Bentley is having a good development in his career and I am very happy for him," said the manager ahead of the weekend.
"I let him go at a moment where I could have said 'no, you stay here', but I was also conscious there were big players in front of him and he was not experienced enough. You have to consider if it is fair to them not to let them go, even if it hurts you later.
"I knew there would be some stage where people said
'why did you let him go?'. But, when I make that kind of
decision, I am then happy someone asks me this question later
because it means he has been a success elsewhere.
"Of course, it can come back to haunt you and Bentley is a great player now. I don't know whether he would play here now and whether he would be a regular or not. But he has the quality.
"It is sometimes difficult to let a player go when you know it is just a question of timing. But at the end of the day, you cannot keep everybody. You would end up with 45 players and nobody would play."


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Thanks for all the advice!! I just needed somewhere to start with her because I was getting overwhelmed with everything in the book I got. I will definitely be using these helpful tips. Thanks again!!!!
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|keep her busy, spend some time working off her energy. Shes still a pup so shes going to want to chew and eat everything. Get her things that are ok to chew on and make sure you clearly set lines on what she can and cant do.
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We have a large yard so she runs and plays a lot. She even plays constantly with our neighbors dog. I try to take her on walks around the neighborhood but as soon as a car comes by she'll all but drag me down to get as fats away as possible from it (I assume its kind of like PTSD for her since she was hit by a car) I don't know what else to do. I praise her any time she does something good but I've read in several places that you shouldn't whip or yell at them when they tear things up.
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you have to catch them in the act of something naughty in order for them to understand the correction. The ways a dogs mind works is they get into the trash while you're gone, you come home and find trash all over the kitchen, bathroom, etc, and you go to punish the dog. The dog doesnt know or understand why they're in trouble. All they know is you came home and they're happy to see you and you're mad. They don't know why you're mad. They don't connect the dots like that.
Definitely get the crate. The look at that game is pretty handy once you get the hang of it. Find a good trainer with breed experience to help you. You've gotten some pretty good advice from others so far. I wish you the best of luck. You've got some work ahead of you! but it will be worth it.
|Ah yes I almost forgot to mention the apple bitter came in handy for our back yard. Kaylee had this thing with wires, the a/c central unit, the BBQ propane knob to the main tank, hoses, planters, and the above ground pool pump. I sprayed all of those things with apple bitter to keep her from putting her mouth on it. So I cleaned up the yard and actually fenced off the a/c and pool pump with chicken wire to keep her out. Outside she was a ball nut and the apple bitter worked excellent as a deterrent but we still had to keep a close eye on her. Pups have this knack of getting into things you would least expect. Kaylee eventually became focused on her toys and us. Indoors we puppy proofed the house and kept her on a lead to keep her close and out of trouble.
stop leaving her in the yard unattended. if you have to
leave her in the yard build her a kennel, nice kennel that
will protect her from the wind and rain. socializing is a matter
of being out and about with your dog. slowly introduce
her to the world around her. maybe you should find a
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Look At That - I started in my livingroom. Do you have a clicker? It just makes it easier to teach. have her by your side, treats in your left hand. With your right hand, point at something. When she looks, tell her Yes! and treat her at your side. You want her to build muscle memory to turn her head to look at you. Just keep doing this until she voluntarily looks at you and then start marking with Yes! when she looks at you. once she has that down, give it a command of "Look". This will teach her to look at an object and then look at you. Jax has fear aggression with other dogs...works awesome for her. But you need to find that threshhold point. It could be 50 ft, it could be 10 ft and you need to widdle that down. Start with a car that isnt' moving. Baby steps. It's all about baby steps when there is fear involved.
Thanks for the great advice. I plan on getting her a crate within the next few days. She does have ALOT of energy so those different types of toys idea is wonderful! I'm not familiar with the term look at that but I definitely will google it!! I'm trying to learn as much as I can because she is the first big dog I've ever had and with her background I have my hands FULL. We will most certainly be taking a trip to petsmart within the week. Thanks again!!
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Puppies will do that. You need to redirect her to appropriate toys to chew instead of your bushes. She spent the first 7 months with no training. Now you have to play catch up with socializing and training.
1) Find a good trainer to teach you!
2) Get a bagful of treats and go sit somewhere that has people. Give them treats to give her. Take her for walks at Tractor Supply and other places where there will be people but won't rush her.
3) Don't leave her in the yard unattended. Get toys to redirect her and toys to interact with her.
4) Teach her Look At That (google that). Find her threshhold with cars. The distance that she can still be calm and have her look at the car and look back at you. I'm sure between the accident and lack of exposure she thinks it's a great big monster come to eat her. You need to desensitize her to the cars.
That's where I would start.
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I adopted a 7mo old white GS from my vet. She was hit by a car when she was only a month old and has lived in the kennel ever since she is very skiddish around everyone except me. She hides as soon as anyone pulls up at my house. She has started chewing up EVERYTHING in my yard. I haven't gotten her a crate yet but plan to get one soon. Anyone have suggestions on how to stop the destruction??? Also any suggestions on how to get her to become more social with other people than just me? I've never trained a GS before so any advice would be fantastic.Attachment 24460
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We have a large yard so she runs and plays a lot. She even plays constantly with our neighbors dog. I try to take her on walks around the neighborhood but as soon as a car comes by she'll all but drag me down to get as fats away as possible from it (I assume its kind of like PTSD for her since she was hit by a car) I don't know what else to do. I praise her any time she does something good but I've read in several places that you shouldn't whip or yell at them when they tear things up.
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In addition to providing the WebSphere Application Server pre-configured and ready to run on EC2, users can also utilize a simple script to create a more customized AMI. For instance, suppose a user activated the standard AMI and then installed custom applications into the WebSphere Application Server environment. Upon making those customizations, the user could create a new AMI that packages not only the WebSphere Application Server, but also their custom applications. The user could then turn around and launch their new AMI, and when activated the WebSphere Application Server environment would also contain their custom applications.
The availability of the WebSphere Application Server as an AMI on Amazon's EC2 complements the recently announced WebSphere Application Server for Developers edition very nicely. They both provide low-cost, low-risk ways for users to experiment with the robust WebSphere Application Server environment. I encourage you to try out one or both of these offerings and give us your feedback here or via Twitter @WebSphereClouds. Stay tuned for more information about these new WebSphere Application Server offerings.
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This new edition of the WebSphere Application Server product is a completely FREE version of the application server that allows developers to download, install, and use the product on their personal machines. It is the same code base as the production version of the WebSphere Application Server, thus providing developers with an environment in which to unit test with confidence that their applications will run unchanged in the production environment.
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I'd encourage anyone interested to download the WebSphere Application Server for Developers edition. It's worth a look, after all it's free!
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|Hey 98gsxltd... Your dead right, the current ride height is set for some circuit testing. The car will need to be raised for the actual rally.....
|that car is wayyyyyy too low to rally with
Now THAT is some serious fabrication. Nothing like resting your right knee on a race-spec I6 turbo... (of course I know they sit farther back)
Here is a pic of the uncompleted engine bay...
NZ Focus to make world Rally debut
Total Automotive Motorsport in Timaru, New Zealand are on track to make the world rally debut of the brand new model Ford Focus, only released in New Zealand about one month ago.
With the much appreciated support of Ford New Zealand the team have secured a brand new 2005 model Ford Focus, which is currently undergoing race preparation in their Timaru workshop.
Factory rally versions of this latest Ford Focus are also currently being built in England for the World Rally Championship and in Australia for the Australian Rally championship, but it seems that the Kiwi effort will be the first to be used in rally competition.
The first race for the team will be to complete construction and testing of the car prior to its debut at the 2005 Dunlop Targa Rally, which starts in less than two months. USA based Kiwi Steve Millen will drive the Focus with iconic Kiwi Racing Ray Williams in the co-drivers seat. As the newest of the Ford Focus range has only just been released in New Zealand, the team is set for a real race against time to get the car finished and tested prior to the Targa. With this in mind a two year deal has been done that will hopefully see the car developed into an outright contender for the 2006 event.
As with the previous giant killers built by Total Automotive, being the Total Automotive (now Powerbuilt) twin turbo Supra powered Corolla that clinched the SI OSCA championship in recent years and its successor the similarly powered Signature Class/Castrol Corolla talking podium positions in the 2005 Endurance Series, the Focus will carry the similar tradition and will be powered by a BA Falcon XR6 Turbocharged engine. To achieve this, the car has been converted from front wheel drive to rear wheel drive, and the engine will be driven through a 6-speed gearbox and rear wheel drive differential.
The car has also been built with the 2006 Endurance Series in mind, where regular Total Automotive Motorsport driver Chris Dunn is hoping to team up with a well known overseas driver to contest both the North Island and South Island Endurance Series in 2006.
Main car designer & engineer Alan Dunn has run a car for Millen in the past 3 Targa New Zealand rallies, most recently in a Ford Falcon BA XR6 Turbo. Dunn has also been involved in many Endurance races including the Rolex 24hr at Daytona and a 3rd overall in the most recent Bathurst 24hr. This experience, combined with his prior involvement as a development engineer with Ford Racing Australia, means that the Focus should be competitive out of the box and once fully developed, an outright weapon.
Total Automotive Motorsport would particularly like to thank the Ford Motor Company of New Zealand, Dunlop New Zealand and Capital City Ford for their support and would welcome interest from any parties wishing to become involved with sponsorship opportunities with the car.
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Back in April 2011, I asked, "Will this year finally mark the recovery of the housing market?" Obviously, with the clarity of hindsight, it wasn't. And this year has only been slightly better. At the time, I made the following arguments for the housing recovery:
- The relationship between house prices and incomes was then, and still is, at the lowest level in 35 years. Nationally, the cost of a house was the equivalent of about 19 months of total pay for an average family, and that ratio has improved even further in 2012. Historically, prices usually average close to two years of pay, although that varies around the country.
- In certain formerly frothy housing markets, the compression in values has even been more marked. A home in Los Angeles cost the equivalent of 4.5 years of pay, but the average price has since fallen to just over two years then, and slightly under two years now. That is well below its pre-bubble average of 2.6 years, which means average Los Angeles homes are cheaper in real terms than they were typically from 1989 through 2003.
- Another positive sign the market was nearing a trough is the inevitable indicator of a bottom. Investors had started to buy up houses and condos, in some instances paying entirely in cash, and that trend has accelerated in 2012. Inventories in some of the most overbuilt markets like Phoenix and Miami were shrinking rapidly, and have fallen to new post-bubble lows this year.
So I was right about all of the above, and more than a year after writing these views, the housing recovery is still painfully slow and is having a very difficult time gaining any traction.
Dots on a map
For months I have been refining my thoughts about the recovery, and speculating that the recovery will be neighborhood by neighborhood, town by town, county by county, and state by state. I am convinced that if we look at a housing recovery map of the entire country a year or two from now, we will see thousands of small green dots, or areas where housing has turned around, and both selling prices and inventories will be improving.
There will be some yellow dots, or areas that have stabilized, with no further deterioration in selling price or growths in inventory, but not much improvement either. Finally, the map will have a few red dots, marking those areas where the housing remains moribund, possibly stuck at a bottom and maybe even witnessing further small drops in values and no appreciable inventory absorption.
I use the term "area" in defining this future map of green, yellow, and red dots. That's because I was apparently too optimistic that the recovery would come neighborhood by neighborhood and town by town. In a report just published by Zillow, it appears that markets are exiting the downturn at different speeds, and that the old adage, "location, location, location" is more true today than ever. The report finds that the recovery is even more micro-geographic than anyone expected, with upturns literally occurring on a street-by-street basis. This uneven performance is in stark contrast to the fact that property markets across the country rose together during the housing boom and fell together during the crash.
That fitful recovery is reflected in the Zillow analysis. Homes in sought-after neighborhoods are finding buyers. But others in neighborhoods just a few miles away, including so-called exurbs or areas that never fully gentrified, are languishing.
Uneven recovery
Zillow tracked price changes by zip codes for dozens of metropolitan areas in April compared with three months earlier. The company uses a proprietary model, considering factors such as sales and appraisals to determine the value of all homes in an area. The data paint a picture of an uneven housing recovery that is lifting some neighborhoods while bypassing others just a few blocks or miles away.
The data reflect a broad recovery in a handful of markets. Nearly 94% of Phoenix zip codes and 90% of those in Denver saw values rise during the three-month period ending in April, up from 5% and 6% a year ago, respectively. But a few are getting worse. Just 6% of zip codes in Albany, N.Y., posted gains in April, down from 28% one year ago.
Many fall somewhere in between. In Seattle, home values rose in more than one-third of zip codes. While that is a sharp improvement from a year ago when just 3% saw values rise, continued declines in the rest of the region have left overall values below their year-earlier levels.
More housing markets are reporting a boost in sales compared with last spring, even as the number of homes for sale has dropped in many markets. In Seattle, listings at the end of May were down 43% from a year ago, largely because of banks slowing down foreclosures and sellers keeping their properties off the market rather than accepting big losses.
The result is that prices are beginning to rise, but not in every neighborhood. There's a flight to neighborhoods with high-quality schools, low crime rates, and attractive houses which have become more affordable, which is driving demand. During the housing boom, some Americans took on longer commutes to afford the dream of homeownership. The fastest-growing communities in the U.S. were areas such as Loudon County, a Virginia suburb 25 miles from Washington, D.C.; Kendall County, Ill., 40 miles from Chicago; and Rockwall County, Texas, 30 miles from Dallas.
These marginal neighborhoods are not expected to do well until the more desirable neighborhoods are completely absorbed. Many of those communities also face the brunt of potential foreclosures from the indeterminate shadow inventory of homes that haven't yet been taken back and resold by banks.
Desirable communities
So what is the profile of these micro-geographies? As a starting point, desirable communities where people always want to live have done well. This includes neighborhoods that are the closest to the city center, with low crime rates, attractive housing stock, accessibility to major job centers, and good schools.
Also, attractively priced homes are a big draw. Just because homes are in a choice neighborhood doesn't mean they are selling. Many are not selling if they are perceived to be overpriced, and some high-end neighborhoods are still seeing sellers test the market at unrealistic prices, according to the Zillow report.
Unfortunately, we are starting to witness a profile of those micro-geographies that will be a long time coming back, and for that matter, may never reach their previous high water marks. These include the far-flung exurbs on the outskirts of towns all over the country, which attracted more entry-level, sub-prime borrowers, or neighborhoods that tried to gentrify during the bubble but didn't quite make it.
They are now challenged by the formerly out-of-reach communities that have come down in value and are now more financially accessible. When the shadow inventory of foreclosed properties that haven't yet been taken back by banks does materialize, it is likely to be focused on many of these communities while bypassing the more established parts of town that saw less dramatic housing bubbles.
The other laggards include townhouses and condominiums. These were often an attractive entry point for homeowners who otherwise wouldn't have been able to afford single-family homes in the same areas. But now that prices have corrected, buyers aren't interested in these properties if they can get a single-family home at the same price point, which is now happening. Townhouses and condominiums are considered the inventory of last resort.
As the slow housing recovery takes hold, watch for the micro-geographies that will lead the industry out of this prolonged housing recession.
Pierre Villere is president and managing partner of Allen-Villere Partners. E-mail email@example.com or telephone 985-727-4310. Visit www.allenvillere.com.


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Apostle is now on our KoS list
Apostle is now on our KoS list
Just wanted to update this, People are still playing Wakfu.
There's still 6-10 of us are still playing and others are randoms.
We're still welcoming people to join us!
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Sorry guys, but with the lack of players, as you are aware, I am surely done with Wakfu for the time being. I would like to thank everyone who joined in and made it fun.
Hi I hope I'm not too late to join. >.<
But what server is everyone on :O
Thanks! Is there any class in particular that we need? :O I like all the classes so i'd prefer something that is Under Played
To everybody that left:
Is NA is f2p also ? or only in Asia
Albion Online
I wanna play, but i dont get the "Activation Email"..... waiting for 2 days now....
I remember having issues with this as well. I forget what I did. just resent a whole bunch of times I think
Got it! Was in the junk folder Someone still palying it?


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General News | 22nd September 2005
Bicknell puts retirement on hold
The 38-year-old had claimed at the start of the year that this summer might well be his last in the professional game but after helping Notts lift the Championship trophy for the first time since 1987, he?s hungry for more success.
Said Bicknell: ?I don?t feel ready to pack up just yet. I think I?ve got more to achieve in the game and the desire to perform is still there.
?The key for me is that I?ve shown this season I still have the quality to score runs in Division One. You?re a long time retired and it would be a real shame not to be involved in a winning side as we try and retain the title.?
At the start of the final game against Hampshire, Bicknell has hit 1114 first-class runs this season at an average of 50.63, with two hundreds and nine half-centuries.
He also won the Championship with Surrey in 1999 before moving to Trent Bridge and Director of Cricket Mick Newell said: ?Darren has been a fantastic player throughout his time in county cricket and remains a quality batsman.
?He?s had a great year for us and consistently provided a platform to build on at the top of the order in partnership with Jason Gallian.
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lol i dono dude it probably was a toy
lol i dono dude it probably was a toy
yo,anyone else happen to watch the 5oclock news tonight?
Last edited by smooth_nuts; 12-15-2008 at 04:16 PM.
what was it about?
the pinched a couple people last night
didnt hear who (only saw part of the report) but they were showing flicks of enact and ftf shit
just wanted to see if anyone knew what was up. :/
Last edited by smooth_nuts; 12-15-2008 at 05:03 PM.
fuck really? what station?
channel 24
yo smooth u wanted this battle where is ur doser???
and anyone know who they picked up th other night i tried the website and nothing
normally the news shows the same graffiti shots that they have stock of
but i dunno
hopefully just a couple toys
but you never know
i saw it
i hate you
i no faker was one of em
i hate you
no faker and another dude got busted 3 days ago and im not sure but i think one of my boys, blaze, and another dude got busted 2 nights ago on the lower east side my friend told me about it
idk, im bout to go look at yesterdays and todays city and region section of the paper to see if its got anything about it
nothing about it i think it would be wise not to talk on this thread anymore
do us a favor dont do freights you and your boys are blowing our yards up


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Good concept, bad game. It is never a good sign when you are playing a game and have to ask yourself why do I bother, it almost seems they rushed the game out rather than fixed the glitches.
Xbox 360
First there is no fan base support for this game and Obsidians own take at a role playing game. To put it softly, this game gives me the notion that it should never have been released in the first place. It does so much wrong and is damn right glitchy at times.
You won't be battling it out with a sword, or shooting fireballs at your enemy, instead, it takes place in some popular cities such as Moscow, Taipei, and even Rome. It does have a Mass Effect sort of conversation system, however it is more of a shooting your rifle or even strapping on a bull proof vest, sounds good yah!
Well, I am going to say that it is a good concept and everything, you can decide if you want to put a bullet in a mobsters head who is packing a machine gun, you can flirt with a sexy girl and end up saving her life. However, I am just getting tired of these games where you flirt with girls and have some kind of romance. That is a bit retarded if you ask me, I want to level up and be challenged, not work to get in some computer characters pants.
Most of the characters a lifeless and dull, the main pistol-packing bodyguard doesn't even speak in more than half of the cut scenes. What is he retarded or something, I mean seriously the characters are down right stupid. They don't ever really have any emotions or any lifelike attributes. They are just SO stereotypical.
You do have safe houses throughout the game where you can decide which guns and armor you want to use and upgrade. Again, cool idea with a modernized storyline. I mean you can check your email, get your missions, and even buy intel in the safe house.
The AI is also retarded in this game, if you run around a corner they simply lose track of you. In fact, sometimes they will just start blasting at the wall, or better yet while you are shooting them with SMG's they start swinging there fist at you, what? Some of the AI's actually get stuck in walls and floors, come on peeps sort out the friggin game, bell-ends.
Good concept, bad game. It is never a good sign when you are playing a game and have to ask yourself why do I bother, it almost seems they rushed the game out rather than fixed the glitches.
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by blueadams, May 19, 2013.
I've been dumping my shares of his stock since last week.
I've been shorting this guy since day one and I'm laughing all the way to the bank.
I really depreciate it when Bill tells me to shut it.
Bill who !!!!!!!!
Shut it, CJ. You are not a good person. Have a nice day.
And people always ask me why I abandon old threads and start fresh ones.
You're truly a martyr. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
We probably did this thread 6 yr ago. Beer can you hold this bloody knife ?
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