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I know you think you're funny by continuously posting mediocre videos of things that happen in every match, and then bumping the threads for days on end so you get views to your youtube account. But enough is enough.
i know you enjoy commenting on my video because you have no friends enough is enough
Your bad humor matches your videos. Is it your goal to fight with every person on these forums, for the shameless purpose only to bump the thread in the slight chance you might get one extra view to your exciting videos? Grats
Still sucks.
I'm still a cheater...but I know when I messed up...you continue to post this stupid stuff.
Still just a 3v1. Still not impressed. And Im not even sure you were alone. The point is, what you do in these videos arnt anything special that makes someone say WOW, I have never seen that before. What I see in you videos is stuff I see/do every time I play GB or Public matches. They are not worthy of posting on these forums and claiming they are amazing.
Hes not doing it cause he actually thinks theyre good himself. He does it cause he likes to play the part of the trouble maker. Just getting a rise out of anyone in the silliest way you can think of. Plus he gets his youtube views. Please stop believing that he's serious and feeding the Koala. When the Koala is not fed people food, he turns to leaves.
im just sharing clips and would like feedback thats all i ask no one tells me what they would like too seee soo i just post clips i get
Yeah and then when people tell you they don't care you pester them with private messages and links to your video, why would you do that? if I don't like your videos that doesn't mean you send me them through my inbox.
when did i do that lol
Please send your blindfolded alligator wrestling videos, thanx!
please send me a video of your dead fish
Maybe because nobody wants to see anything from you.
n i have done what to you ?
Shut your mouth...that's what you need to do.
look at this tuff guy who cheates in a video game lol
Sadly, I watched about 3 seconds of it.. then I heard the noise playing over the game, and that is when I stopped watching it.
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"good audiobook"
Unlike The Sound & the Fury or Absalom, Absalom!, The Hamlet doesn't have layer upon layer of meaning (in general, at least-- however, it does have such moments..). Faulkner left very little up in the air, as opposed to the 2 books mentioned above, in which he leaves the reader with the unresolved tension of whether a certain event (ex. incest) actually happened or whether the relationship was such that the character experienced the situation in that way without it actually happening. The Hamlet is an exploration of reactions & relationships that develop in response to the Snopes family as it elbows its way into the Frenchman's Bend community.
The reading is quite good. About halfway throught the Part 2 file, there is a section which Faulkner also released as a short story called "Spotted Horses". The reader is totally in his element in this section... I'm not sure I ever was so caught up by an audiobook as in this part of the reading.
"Worthwhile with caveats"
My reaction to this book is mixed. The author spends an inordinate amount of space stating & restating that a major part of Christian history has been ignored... the history of the eastern church and its theology. I began to wonder if he ever was going to get around to that history and those beliefs. IMHO, much of the first & second chapters could be omitted. For me, the meat of the book begins at chapter 3 (approx 2 hr 45 min on the timer).
I did learn a great deal of fascinating information-- I'd often wondered about Coptic and Syriac Christianity, both of which get cursory treatment in most church histories. They tend to be dismissed as heresy, apparently unworthy of further discussion for that reason. I had read that eastern Christian missionaries had gone as far as India & China long before the West began to visit Asia; however, I didn't realize that sizable eastern Christian communities had developed in the East.
Up front, what you should know is that the author doesn't write as a historian, ie there is a great deal of commentary and interpretation interspersed with the facts. If you are expecting an "objective" history, look elsewhere (objective in quotes because true objectivity is impossible in the real world). The author's judgments change depending on the time & circumstances discussed-- the bias isn't consistent one way or the other. He is generally negative about the later Muslim treatment of eastern Christians but less so about the earlier years.
The narrator is OK but not riveting. On the other hand, I'm not sure how one could render the text less prosaically.
"Narrator drags down a good book"
Twenty Years After is a worthy successor to The Three Musketeers, unusual for a sequel. Dumas is excellent in aging and maturing the characters for the better or the worse based on the trajectory of the personality of each. The caliber of the books in the series varies. but the first 2 are great adventure stories.
However, the narrator is not up to the material. His monotone detracts both in the narrative & the personification of characters. In dialog, monotone is not the only problem. Almost all lines are delivered as if the character was condescending, bored or domineering. There is virtually no distinction between characters. I would recommend this rendition of Twenty Years After only to those who are willing to endure the narrator in order to hear the story.
"Quintessential Pendergast"
Odd that The Cabinet of Curiosities, the 3rd book in the Pendergast series, wasn't released in audio until after #11... now the only missing audio is Still Life with Crows (#4). The Cabinet of Curiosities is my favorite of the series. I read it a while back but, to me, the Pendergast books are more gripping in audio. Also hearing the visuals makes them more vivid. The Cabinet of Curiosities is not lacking in descriptions of the cubbyholes of the imagination.
For a while I was put off by Jonathan Marosz's narration because of his Pendergast. I prefer the more refined & aristocratic Louisiana accent of Rene Auberjonois, my favorite Pendergast narrator. Jonathan Marosz also has a deeper voice. However the story is enthralling, and at some point I stopped noticing the things that bothered me at first. Anyway, it's just a matter of taste.
I definitely recommend this book, even if you read it in the past.
Imagine sitting around a campfire and Pendergast tells a story...
Rene Auberjonois always does an awesome Pendergast
"It's about much more than war"
All Quiet on the Western Front reaches much farther than the battlefield and stretches to ages well beyond youth. There is much about the nature of life and the loneliness that comes with understanding that no one can truly know the depths of our experiences... also, how do we live during times when all actions are futile, when the world becomes a prison-- such situations and realizations occur again and again through life, and the book intensifies this understanding because it takes place in horrific circumstances.
It's easy to see why the Nazis banned and burned the book. Not many books are so eloquently anti-war, both in overt statements and also structured into the story. Hitler didn't want citizens or soldiers to know the truth of war, or be exposed to questioning of authority and breeches of discipline.
I don't know German, but this translation is often poetic. The excellent narrator senses and brings out the beauty of such passages.
"Worth the wait"
At last the skeins of the Helen trilogy come together. Here are some assorted impressions:
Two Graves verges on too much in one book. It definitely is not a stand-alone book, but needs the backdrop of Fever Dream and Cold Vengeance for completion. Someone who has not read those first books of the trilogy could follow the story but would miss much of the significance of relationships & events.
For those who have read Fever Dream and Cold Vengeance, I don't think it's a spoiler to mention that a major feature of Two Graves is an isolated Nazi organization/colony upholding WWII traditions. I bring up this plot device because I quickly became worried, as it has become hackneyed over the years & I was concerned that the book would degenerate into a worn-out tale. Should have relied on Lincoln/Child to put in new twists that avoid that pitfall.
It's impossible to become a complacent reader because Lincoln/Child have a history of killing off our old friends integral to several earlier books as well as likable new characters (innocent or not). As always, the only certainty is that Pendergast will be there at the end.
All the Pendergast books have side stories, but parts of this one wander a bit far from the overall story line (but maybe my memory is fuzzy on this point about the earlier books).
Although much becomes clear in Two Graves, there are enough loose ends to ensure that there's more Pendergast to come...
"Well done"
Excellent alternative to the timeworn holiday tales. Alan Cumming is the perfect narrator for this story. Thanks for the Christmas present, Audible
"New release-- Act IIII is fixed ... Sooo good"
If you want Macbeth, this version is the one to get-- I must have listened to at least 8 or 10 audio renditions of Macbeth, and there always was something that didn't seem right (usually Lady Macbeth and/or the sisters). Not so in this dramatization. Anthony Quayle is excellent but Jill Balcon deserves equal kudos as a superb Lady Macbeth. Really I like everything about the production. The only downside is the incessant drumming in the war scenes. It obscures the dialog & is generally irritating. Regardless, it's a solid 5 star performance.
"I suggest the 'enhanced' format"
On my PC, the audio was fuzzy or muffled so I downloaded the enhanced format. Not only was the sound quality improved, but "enhanced" made it possible to hear the nuances of Martin Jarvis's expressive reading. A so-so performance suddenly became quite good.

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It's all just prelude for the release of the AV Club's list on Dec. 26, but you may as well post TV critics' top 10 lists here because... whatever, right?
It's all just prelude for the release of the AV Club's list on Dec. 26, but you may as well post TV critics' top 10 lists here because... whatever, right?
Matt Zoller Seitz, Vulture
1. Mad Men
2. Luck
3. Louie
4. Breaking Bad
5. Community
6. Treme
7. Homeland
8. Archer
9. Hatfields and McCoys
10. Coma / American Horror Story: Asylum
James Poniewozik, TIME
1. Parks and Recreation
2. Louie
3. Homeland
4. Breaking Bad
5. Mad Men
6. Girls
7. Game of Thrones
8. Parenthood
9. American Horror Story
10. The 2012 Election
Metacritic's early aggregate has the #1 spot as a war between, surprise surprise, AMC's Mad Men (2010's #1) and AMC's Breaking Bad (last year's #1).
The network dramas to make it in last year were Good Wife & Revenge. Thus far, this year it's Nashville. Maybe Hayden P can take a supporting actress Emmy slot from one of the Good Wife girls. I wonder if Good Wife might end next year; the ratings alone certainly don't merit renewal.
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Meryl on Oscars: Ysee these little babies? These are my best f***ing friends
and they never let me down. Try to get em away from me and Ill eat you alive.
Alan Sepinwall, HitFix
01. Mad Men
02. Breaking Bad
03. Parks and Recreation
04. 30 Rock
05. Girls
06. Louie
07. Luck
08. Treme
09. Parenthood
10. Homeland
Nice to see him throw some love to 30 Rock, which has really been close to its heights of Season 2/3 so far.
Parenthood above Homeland is a big play.
Entertainment Weekly, Ken Tucker:
1. Homeland
2. Breaking Bad
3. Louie
4. Girls
5. Mad Men
6. The Colbert Report
7. Parks and Recreation
8. Justified
9. The Good Wife
10. Nashville
His Worst:
1. Work It
2. Animal Practice
3. Anger Management
4. House of Lies
5. American Idol
Combined rankings: http://www.hitfix.com/news/tvcriticspoll
Alan Sepinwall said in his extended rankings that after seeing the Homeland finale, he'd swap it out at #10 in his rankings for New Girl. Here's his 11-20:
11. New Girl
12. Boardwalk Empire
13. Community
14. Justified
15. Cougar Town
16. Game of Thrones
17. Happy Endings
18. Sherlock
19. Nurse Jackie
20. The Walking Dead
There's a wide gap between the #3 & #4 comedies on Metacritic's aggregate, but the #4 is 30 Rock. I'm surprised, as critics in recent years had jumped off that bandwagon completely - the TCAs have ignored it 3 years in a row. So once again, this leaves NBC with two of the T4 comedies (along with Parks), though most critics seem to have lost their love for Community for whatever reasons.
I just realized NBC also had 3 of the T4 major network shows overall - impressive.
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Ang Lee - The only 2x Bafta/DGA/Oscar-Winning Director!
Meryl on Oscars: Ysee these little babies? These are my best f***ing friends
and they never let me down. Try to get em away from me and Ill eat you alive.
Hopefully Parks and Rec is next.
"Now my life is sweet like cinnamon..."
Here is The AV Club's Top 30. I'll post their top 10 below:
01. Breaking Bad
02. Mad Men
03. Homeland
04. Louie
05. Parks and Recreation
06. Girls
07. Game of Thrones
08. Community
09. 30 Rock
10. Bob's Burgers
And here are the ballots of their individual voters, including AD's favorite TV critic, Todd VanDerWerff!
My list is on there too. BUT WHICH IS IT?
wth is The Chris Gethard Show?
Also, I'm starting to think the AVC only accepts new staff writers if they take pseudonyms that sound like what Simpsons writers would come up for members of the Springfield Country Club. Pilot Virulet, Alasdair Wilkins, Scott von Doviak, Les Chappell and Myles McNutt.
Tim Goodman for The Hollywood Reporter posted his top 15 dramas and comedies separately. Here are his top 5 for each:
01. Breaking Bad
02. Mad Men
03. Game of Thrones
04. The Walking Dead
05. Justified
01. Girls
02. Louie
03. Parks and Recreation
04. 30 Rock
05. Raising Hope
He also posted his 15 worst shows, including:
01. Neighbors
02. Guys With Kids
03. Emily Owens, M.D.
04. Malibu County
05. Made in Jersey
I'm DLing Rev's first two season now thanks to VanDerCritic.
It pains me that Parks and Rec is ranked higher than the much superior Girls.
"Now my life is sweet like cinnamon..."


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Topeka Capital Markets's Victor Anthony, who last month started coverage of Facebook (FB) with a Buy rating and a $40 price target, today offers up the findings of one Stephen Arnold, a "renowned authority on Internet technologies," and proprietor of ArnoldIT, whom Anthony asked to opine on the outlook for both Facebook and Google (GOOG).
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Another reviewer has pretty much nailed specifics about this car which I agree completely with so I won't repeat. As far as the diesel A4 range goes it is evident which is the more popular engine based on the reviews here - which is consistent with What Car's thoughts. However I hoped that the official review would have been more holistic – focussing on the running costs in comparison to the 2.0 litre version is completely missing the point of this car and engine.
Based on what's currently available in the automotive world, is it reasonable to expect fuel economy from a diesel car of this size that does 0-60 in 6.1 seconds? To put that in context that's faster than many hot hatchbacks! For those extra enthusiastic, a three figure sum outlay and this engine can be safely be remapped to over 300BHP with 0-60 figures touching the previous outgoing V8 engined S4!
Coupled with the Audi's Quattro all wheel drive know-how and this is the only standard A4 I know of that even BMW Enthusiasts begrudgingly admit amongst themselves that is up there with their cars.
Despite this I have achieved high 30s MPG – and this is bearing in mind that I cannot help but regularly put my foot to the floor with this amazing machine. Bizarrely this car is cheaper to tax with lower residents permit costs than my Ford Focus - which was a 2.0 petrol that did 0-60 in 9.3 seconds!
So as logical as it may seem to do an apples for apples comparison with the 2.0 diesel - it does miss the point.
Despite warnings that it is not as good as a BMW or even a Mondeo to handle, it goes where you point the wheel with no fuss and is fun when hacking across country. And the 4 wheel drive allows rapid pull out of turns or roundabouts with confidence. The grunt makes overtaking so easy, even fully laden. Over 41 mpg long term with brisk driving.
Quiet and refined on motorways and difficult to keep speed legal at less than 2000 rpm in 6th. All in all, near perfect.
Only fault is the voice recognition that does not recognise regional accents (my wife has tried a German accent, but makes no difference)and on this model, the sat nav does not recognise UK postcodes (apparently sorted on next generation Audis). Select Hill Hold Assist as an option - I didn't and wished I had.
I have run this as a company car for the last six months or so. It is a decent comapetent car which goes and handles resonably well, particularly if you push on with it. Downsides - the ride is not good being both hard and underdamped at times. Also average fuel consumption 47 mpg despite driving carefully and the stop/start. A decent car that looks good but is overpriced in my view
I have had the A4 for just over 26 months now and it is an excellent car. It was my first foray into premium brands having owned mainstream cars before and the car and service from the dealer has exceeded my expectations.
The 120bhp engine is modest but has more than enough power for day to day driving and the handling is excellent for such a heavy car. The car looks great in Quartz Grey but the 18" wheels can transmit a lot of tyre roar into the otherwise quiet cabin.
The off-set pedals are not too much of a pain however the raised floor in front of the clutch pedal means you need to have an accurate left foot.
Overall I would recommend the car to anyone, so much so that I have just ordered my next Audi although this time I have gone for an A6.
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Which Fall TV Shows Are You Enjoying Most?
The new fall television season is well underway; which new shows are you sticking with?
Yes, I know, cable TV shows launch year-round.
But network television still, mostly, stays with the annual fall tradition of launching a slew of new shows at once and calling it 'the new season.'
Which ones have you tried?
I was surprised by how much I liked the first episode of Last Resort (ABC) — and how much I, a fan of the BBC series, Sherlock, disliked the new Holmesian series Elementary on CBS.
Not to rush to judgment, but there's only so much space on my DVR hard drive.
While we're at it, not a completely new show, but what about the TNT series Major Crimes, which has just recently been spun out of the late, beloved The Closer?
Of the new shows you have you seen — which do you recommend? Tell us in the comments section below, including the shows of which we should steer clear!
Ryan Grannan-Doll
11:05 am on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
I am greatly enjoying "Sons of Anarchy," and the "Good Wife." Both are well-written shows that do a great job of developing characters.
Nicole Gsell
11:40 am on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Currently loving "The Mindy Project" on FOX. It's a great half-hour of comedy. "Modern Family" and "Parks and Recreation" are more comedies that don't disappoint. In terms of dramas, "Once Upon a Time" and "Revenge" on ABC Sunday nights are very entertaining. "Once" is a great drama for the whole family too!
Nicole Gsell
11:41 am on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
And if we are talking about cable shows, my current fave is Boardwalk Empire. Lots of new twists and turns to follow.
11:50 am on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
All the standards. Both NCIS shows. Hawaii 5-0. Castle. And of course Ghost Hunters and Mythbusters. Elementary isn't very good though. Too bad, I thought it would be better.
Grahame Turner
1:35 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
I didn't have high hopes for Elementary, because I saw and loved the BBC's Sherlock, which is kind of the same idea, and figured it would probably be a lame rip-off...
Although, I was kind of intrigued by Lucy Liu as Watson. I may check out TNT's Perception, which has a similar vibe.
Ryan Grannan-Doll
11:55 am on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
If anybody mentions "2 Broke Girls," they will be banned. I'm kidding. But seriously, that show is horrendous.
8:03 am on Thursday, October 4, 2012
I know what you mean! I was channel surfing during commercials the other day (Monday or whatever day it comes on) and saw 3 minuets of it. Rich girl still wearing horrendous pearls. Horse comes walking in through back door and eats cupcake batter. WTF? I get it is supposed to be a comedy but don't they live in NYC Apartment? Am I missing something? A Horse? Really?! I couldn't suspend my belief enough to watch more than the three minutes.
1:46 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Perception is really good. we all like it here. But elementary came off as kind of a Mentalist rip off. only Sherlock is even more abrasive. Almost felt embarrassed for the character. Like they are trying to hard to make the character rude,
1:47 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Homeland, and as always, Bill Maher | Politically Incorrect
Karla Vallance
3:06 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Homeland is pretty powerful; I have had three free months of Showtime to get me hooked with starter Homeland.
4:38 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Sons of Anarchy, and eagerly anticipating the return of The Walking Dead!
Wendy Schapiro
8:29 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Ahem... Hawaii 5-0, 666 Park Avenue, New Normal, Go On, The Office, Glee, The Voice, Last Resort, Revolution, Fringe (SO love this show), Once Upon a Time, New Girl. Shows not yet back on: Smash, Walking Dead, American Horror Story, Game of Thrones, Sherlock (no power on earth could make me watch Elementary).
Being single has its advantages ;)
Karla Vallance
2:40 pm on Thursday, October 4, 2012
@Wendy, yes to Fringe! And I agree that Revolution shows some promise. And I'm curious about your Elementary comment; you wouldn't take it out for a test drive because -- it's not made by Brits? Because Jonny Lee Miller doesn't wear the funny hat? Because Benedict Cumberbatch is so terrific?
Estey Silva
8:22 am on Thursday, October 4, 2012
My favorite is Parenthood (makes me cry every episode!) and Dexter is so suspenseful. I can't wait to see what happens next!
Bill Davidson
8:49 am on Thursday, October 4, 2012
Animal Practice is horrible. I expect it to be canceled within weeks.
Marie Daly
9:29 pm on Thursday, October 4, 2012
Homeland and Treme. They are on opposite each other, so I record Treme for later.


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I think I might do something extravagant and something that will take TIME for once (meaning I will have to dicipline myself) . I think I'm going to try and do Princess Yue of the Northern Water Tribe from Avatar: The Last Airbender (probably more movie version of clothing and such because it was more detailed and I loved it. x3 )
Chibiwillis Shul'ta dos telanth jala ilythiiri rivvil? Usstan zhaun fol wiles ol zhah jivvin p'wal mzilst xun naut zhaun vel'bol dos telanth.Dos z'klaen b'luthyrr ulu lloth rivvil! hehe ive roleplayed a drow some heres the link if you want to translate it.http://www.grey-company.org/Maerdyn/Play with it some,its pretty cool,just remember if you play a male drow you are a second class citizen,the females hold all the power in the society. ^.^Ill be excited to see a drow cosplayed though. Aluve
I decided what I want to do! I'm going to deck out my graduation robe in honor of the class of 2011 (class from heaven )As you can probably tell, I'm beyond excited for graduating from high school hahah
I hope you get better grad robes than my school had, then. Ours were see-though plasticy yellow that barely went to our elbows and knees. If yours are like that, you might want to make your own instead. They're not too hard to make, anyway.


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Veto message from President Bush:
This bill lacks fiscal discipline. I fully support funding for water resources projects that will yield high economic and environmental returns. Each year my budget has proposed reasonable and responsible funding, including $4.9 billion for 2008, to support the Army Corps of Engineers' main missions. However, this authorization bill costs over $23 billion. This is not fiscally responsible, particularly when local communities have been waiting for funding for projects already in the pipeline. The bill's excessive authorization for over 900 projects and programs exacerbates the massive backlog of ongoing Corps construction projects, which will require an additional $38 billion in future appropriations to complete. This bill does not set priorities. I urge the Congress to send me a fiscally responsible bill that sets priorities.
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A bill to prevent the Federal Communications Commission from repromulgating the fairness doctrine. Amends the Communications Act of 1934 to prohibit the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), notwithstanding any other provision of any Act, from having the authority to require broadcasters to present opposing viewpoints on controversial issues of public importance, commonly referred to as the Fairness Doctrine.
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Sydney Wildlife and Adventure Tours is a unique family owned business that specialises in quality and affordable small group tours to destinations within Sydney and the New South Wales South Coast. Offering seven different one and two day tours, the tours are excellent value for money and come with all meals and refreshments. Sydney Wildlife and Adventure Tours have tours to suit all ages, budgets and tastes. Some of the adventures you can choose from include: whale watching and dolphin watching cruises, horse riding, mountain climbing, hang gliding, swimming and snorkelling, bush walking/hiking, wildlife parks, along with the most amazing food and winery tour. Because they take only small groups of no more than 10 people on any one tour, you are guaranteed a personalised, specialised and quality tour with fantastic customer service.
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Activity Tours Australia is a small family owned company that has been offering great value and fun day tours out of Sydney to the Blue Mountains and Hunter Valley wine region since the late 1990s. You will love the action-packed day tours from the heart of Sydney to the Blue Mountains to experience wildlife, national parks, sightseeing and a relaxing river cruise. Try the Hunter Valley for wine and cheese tasting, take in the countryside and enjoy a fun day out. Or enjoy the Sydney Sights tours for a complete sightseeing experience. If you are part of a group, tailored private charters are very popular to all destinations. For more information on the company and the tours please visit the Activity Tours Australia website, or call them at any time 24 hours a day!
7 Campbell Street, Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2064 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.sydneyboutiquetours.com.au New South Wales EXTENDED 9053717 Phone Number: 61 02 9436 1300 Fax Number: 61 02 9436 1118
Boutique Tours Australia is a small, family-owned business specialising in small group tours to the best regional areas around Sydney. Their tours aim to take you beyond the crowded tourist traps to explore a region like a local, giving you the chance to immerse yourself in the food, wine, culture, nature, views and wildlife. The award-winning tours depart Sydney daily, returning in the evening. Group sizes are kept small to give you the opportunity to experience regions and events in a more personalised, flexible and intimate way. Boutique Tours Australia are not just about going somewhere - rather, they're about being somewhere, and experiencing the best that region has to offer, whether it's the spectacular views, the unique wildlife, or the world-renowned wines!
83 Stafford Street, Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2021 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.walkabouttours.com.au New South Wales FULLDAY 9054025 Phone Number: 61 02 9332 2611 Fax Number: 61 02 9331 2591
Walkabout Tours offers a variety of Sydney tour itineraries for sophisticated travellers with all tour programs on a private and exclusive basis. Personalised full and half-day tour programs explore Sydney's culture, history and lifestyle as well as Aboriginal heritage and culture. A two course gourmet luncheon at Sydney's finest restaurant is included in full day tours and programs can be designed to suit personal interests.
Unit 2, 197 Military Road, Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2089 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.waratahadventures.com.au New South Wales EXTENDED 9000845 Phone Number: 61 02 9908 4697 Fax Number: 61 02 9953 2351
Waratah Adventure Tours provide quality small group travel to Northern Territory destinations, including Alice Springs, Watarrka National Park, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Litchfield National Park, Nitmiluk National Park (Katherine Gorge), the World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park and Darwin. They also operate tour modules from Cairns and Sydney with a minimum of two and maximum of 12 passengers. The company operates a fleet of 7 to 15-seat minibuses and four-wheel drive vehicles. Accommodation ranges from hotels, lodges and holiday cabins. Tailored group tours led by qualified English and/or German speaking driver guides are Waratah's specialty.
7 Petrel Place, Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2233 Email: email@example.com Website: www.aussieoffroad.com.au New South Wales EXTENDED 9098097 Phone Number: 61 02 9542 1355
Australia's biggest attraction is its natural beauty. The landscape varies from endless sunbaked horizons to dense tropical rainforest to chilly southern beaches. It is this sheer vastness that gives Australia - and its diverse population - much of its character. Aussie offRoad offer a range of four wheel drive adventure tag-a-long tours, all of which are affordable, exciting, adventurous and great fun. Most of their tag-along-tours are self-catered and this helps to keep the tour cost down. They take you to some of Australia's most unique and remote four wheel drive destinations across this vast continent exploring isolated areas few have the opportunity to see. Your memories and photographs from these tours are a timeless record of your adventures in this great country. To make your dreams come true and have a safe, enjoyable and adventurous journey - please join Aussie offRoad on one of their tours or training weekends.
Shop 4a - Clocktower Square, Corner Argyle and Harrington Streets, Sydney, New South Wales, 2000 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.rockswalkingtours.com.au New South Wales EXTENDED 9052992 Phone Number: 61 02 9247 6678 Fax Number: 61 02 9241 1502
The Rocks Walking Tours incorporating Historic Sydney Walking Tours, invites you to visit The Rocks and join a walking tour during your stay in Sydney. Why join a tour for a leisurely stroll of this unique area of Sydney either on their Daily Visitor Tour service or organise a group for an Exclusive Tour or School Booking. You will be captivated by the charm of this precious Sydney landmark area and their commentary will intrigue and entertain you! The Rocks Walking Tours guides' professionalism, reliability and dedication to their clients' expectations together with their well versed interpretation of The Rock's history have earned them a respected reputation within Sydney's tourism industry. They also enjoy a strong clientele of repeat business through inbound tourism companies, conference organisers, community and corporate groups.
68 Whiting Street, Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2064 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.kimberleycampingtours.com.au New South Wales EXTENDED 9136496 Phone Number: 61 02 9439 8236 Fax Number: 61 02 9439 3050
The 2013 dates for the Kimberley Season are now booking up quickly. Don't miss out! Kimberley Camping Tours has a dedicated Kimberley schedule of tours that operate throughout the dry season from May to September each year. Kimberley Camping Tours visit Cape Leveque and travel right into Mitchell Falls on these tours. There is no other operator that visits such remote areas in one tour! Enjoying a hot camp oven damper, or experiencing the magic of the stars in a swag, you will never forget a trip to the Kimberley. Kimberley Camping Tours offer Kimberley tours as 13 day, 14 day, eight day and four day touring options.
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Tour commence: Cadman's Cottage, 110 George Street North, below street level, Sydney, New South Wales, 2000 Email: email@example.com Website: www.ghosttours.com.au New South Wales HALFDAY 9145104 Phone Number: 61 02 9241 1283 Fax Number: 61 02 9247 7910
The Rocks Ghost Tours operate two hour walking tours of the historical Rocks area, the birthplace of Australia. Your Ghost Host will tell the tales of the eerie past, spine-tingling stories that will amaze, as you take a torch and lantern-lit walk through narrow laneways of this historic area. You'll feel goose-bumps, see, hear and smell the atmosphere as you walk through the mystical stranglehold of The Rocks. They have a number of tours that can be tailored to suit everyone's needs. All tours are guaranteed to be a lot of fun with interaction amongst the group! Tours range from specific Group tours (of 16 or more people) and General tours for individuals or smaller groups. The two hour walking tour operates seven evenings a week. Booking Essential.
22 Ross Street, Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2060 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.redrooadventures.com.au New South Wales FULLDAY
Red Roo's all-in-one tours combine adventure, social and cultural experiences to showcase the very best of Sydney - from the beauty and energy of the iconic Harbour, to the Aboriginal history and unique flora and fauna of the pristine National Park and beaches. Discover the secrets of the great outdoors a short distance from Sydney's central business district. Red Roo Adventures takes you on outdoor tours to amazing places that you have been eager to explore but unable to get to. With guides who know the area's secrets, its history and tales, and who have a passion for fun, good company, and a bit of exercise. Leave the tour organising to Red Roo - from getting you there, hydrating and feeding you, to getting you home. Programs include adventure tours, Sydney tours, day trips, adventure travel, walking tours, outdoor tours, group tours, holiday tours, wildlife tours and more.
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By Mr. Durant of Spencer, a petition (accompanied by bill, House, No. 3900) of Peter J. Durant and Richard T. Moore (by vote of the town) relative to amending the charter of the town of Southbridge. Municipalities and Regional Government. [Local Approval Received.]
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Petitioners: Peter J. Durant, Richard T. Moore
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Haven't forgot about these from the NOLA 2008 all-star game. Possible home and road combo, tho I would prefer red or blue for road.
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I hope our blue is darker than that.
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I'm obviously no Bigdub81 :-P I liked the new orleans flag idea, but my lack of skills and fonts made my jersey idea look like some mix between the old school bullets and some high school team. Oh well.
That looks like the wizards jersey
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Weren't the vodoo's jerseys gold red and blue?
I would rather a dark blue like a midnight blue would be nice!
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I hope it's Voodoo, but so far the AFL seems to be going full speed with their use of the name (addressed in the article). That leaves the guy with Krewe being red, gold, and blue now red, gold, and black is off the table.
This makes good sense?
Pelicans, Voodoo, Krewe, Other. Since this rebrand has first started you have been right in the middle of everything 42 and delivered us some good info. I want your opinion, those 4 categories mentioned above, what are your %'s that you think the name will be? Please don't tell me 25, 25, 25, 25 lol
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When a man needs a necktie that looks great with tweed, he could do worse than to consider wool tartan and madder silk neckties like the versions from Drake's London in the photo. Perhaps not these precise patterns mind you, since I saw them first and have them on order, but something similar.
Tartans and tweed were both popularized in Scotland, so it's no wonder they go together. Of course, if a man is to wear a tartan properly, he should confine himself to patterns that are not reserved for a family or organization that he doesn't belong to. The Black Watch, Caledonian, Hunting Stewart, and Jacobite tartans, for example, are wearable by anyone who likes the pattern these days. They are usually executed in wool, but I've seen versions in cotton madras, Irish poplin and other materials so it's just a matter of looking around for the proper combination.
And if the tartan's a bit too Scottish for a man who may have been born elsewhere, there's always the madder necktie. Madder is the tweed jacket necktie of America's Eastern universities, to the extent that anyone at an American university still wears neckties. A special gum silk is processed into muted neckties with green, chocolate, medium blue, and yellow grounds and a chalk hand that's similar to fine suede. The stuff used to be called ancient madder, but after a couple of chemical process changes to make production more environmentally sound, the ancient part of the name was dropped. Fortunately, the makers didn't try to name it modern madder.
Madder and tartan. Real tweed wearers will have neckties from both.
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Neckties for Tweed
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- Tim said...
Very nice! I enjoy wool challis also.
- November 11, 2008 at 7:48:00 AM PST
- Corvette said...
Thin or narrow neckties are great no matter their pattern. They make you look slimmer without overwhelming the whole ensemble. Throw in a fitted tweed jacket and you'll be looking James Bond goes to the country.
- November 11, 2008 at 7:58:00 AM PST
- Scott said...
I am enjoying the posts and detailed information on the blog. Could you expand the focus to include Italian styles, fabrics and traditions as well? Gun clubs, fox hunts and country homes were relevant for the English aristocracy, but less so for men in North America circa 2008.
- November 11, 2008 at 8:46:00 AM PST
- Sir Fopling Flutter said...
I'm personally not a fan of tartan ties - it often smacks of people trying a bit too hard to demonstrate their Scottish heritage. Madder ties, on the other hand, are wonderful.
- November 11, 2008 at 1:34:00 PM PST
- Rob Caldwell said...
I've wondered what would be the best to wear with tweed. I've got a really nice jacket that I had made and I usually wear muted polyester ties with it. Now, I've got to go find a cool tartan.
- November 12, 2008 at 1:40:00 AM PST
- Springheel said...
I was pondering on why the two non-tartan ties were madder. Madder than what? I wondered. Then it struck me that this may be a synonym for what we in Blighty call Paisley, i.e. the comma-shaped patterns so popular on Liberty print fabrics. Am I right?
- November 12, 2008 at 5:31:00 AM PST
- Will said...
Madder is the way the silk is treated and paisley is the pattern.
- November 12, 2008 at 7:38:00 AM PST
- Nicholas said...
I am really unconvinced about these heavily patterned wool ties. I am not Scottish, so would never really wear any tartan while in England. Stripes just smack of silk to my mind, for example the school and college ties I wear. (The main striped ties I wear are a couple of school ties - standard, colours, and leavers', and the various college ties - striped, crested, and summer, so I have no need for any other ties really.)
On the other hand, wool ties just demand to be plain. A tweed suit will usually have a nice pattern, so the quintessential tie, of the style I wear often, is just a plain brown (or green) rough woollen tie. With checked trousers, there is plenty of pattern without needing a busy tie.
Paisley is classic, though. I just got another paisley handkerchief the other day. - November 12, 2008 at 8:59:00 AM PST
- Springheel said...
Thank you - both for the explanation and being gracious enough not to mention that you explained that quite clearly in the post, had one read it properly.
- November 12, 2008 at 3:27:00 PM PST
- Vito said...
Great blog!
Tartan is lovely. Bought lots of it including a royal stewart wool tie to myself and a Douglas wool tie to grandfather when I was in Scotland over the summer.
Best regards - November 13, 2008 at 10:05:00 AM PST
- Janna said...
A simple plain necktie will do.
- November 13, 2008 at 4:35:00 PM PST


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Forget, for a moment, the Mall and its famous memorials, the civics lesson you probably received in high school--and take a look at D.C. as the world-class city it has become. Like its eastern seaboard counterparts New York City, Philadelphia, and Boston, the home of the Smithsonian has a fantastic arts scene. And if you're looking for a four-star meal in the U.S., you couldn't do any better than a night out in D.C. Of course, you'll want to see the Washington Monument, the Vietnam Memorial, and the Lincoln Memorial, and you'll have to take a stroll down Capitol Hill. But once you've done all your D.C. "musts," this is a city that will never stop surprising you.
You may have been to the National Gallery (and seen this hemisphere's only Da Vinci!) and eaten at the The Occidental or the Old Ebbitt Grill (and hobnobbed with politicians from both sides of the aisle) but there's so much more to explore. Check out DCEats.org for your next favorite restaurant, but we recommend you make the trip for Acadiana, Marcel's, Cafe Saint-Ex, and the numerous Vietnamese and Ethiopian (and everything else under the sun) restaurants of Adams Morgan. Off-the-beaten path in the arts is harder to find--but it's out there too. Take a closer look at the area's smaller museums, such as the Kreeger Museum, filled with Impressionist works, and the Hirshhorn Museum, home to modern and abstract works by such luminaries as Andy Warhol and Georgia O'Keefe. For more modern art, visit the Phillips Collection, the nation's first truly modern art museum.
Of course, not everything happens indoors in D.C. A wonderful year-round climate, with distinct seasons, makes a wide variety of activities not only possible, but downright fun. Start with a tour of the Great Falls National Park, a 4-mile long trail that culminates in a view of the Potomac Falls. You should also carve out a day to see the mysterious Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens, with over a hundred thousand species of exotic aquatic plants such as ferns and lotuses. It makes a great date for a couple. If you're a hiker, you're in luck because the C&O Canal, Washington & Old Dominion Trail, the Mount Vernon Trail, and the Capital Crescent Trail are all a stone's throw from the Beltline.
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