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There is a Yiddish saying about the mysteries of faith, family and fellowship that, loosely translated, proclaims: "You cannot make Shabbat by yourself."
"The point is that you need the presence of other Jews around you to live out the dictates of your Jewish beliefs," said sociologist Steven M. Cohen of the Jewish Institute of Religion at Hebrew Union College.
Shabbat creates that circle of support. Beginning minutes before sundown on Friday, it involves a day of rest, prayer, ritual feasting and ties that bind. Some of these traditions are defined by faith while others are rooted in ethnicity and culture. But the whole ancient package assumes that Shabbat brings Jews together.
So what does it mean when the first major study of American Jews in more than a decade shows that -- even among Jews who call themselves religious -- only 33 percent believe being part of a Jewish community is "essential to being Jewish"? Only 23 percent of these "Jews by religion" considered it essential to follow Jewish laws.
The results in this Pew Research Center study were, of course, even more sobering among the rising number of Jews -- one in five -- who said they had "no religion at all."
"In theory, Jews who answer 'none' when asked about their religion can still be part of the wider Jewish community. There's nothing new about that," said Cohen in a telephone interview.
In practice, however, this "none" trend is viewed as negative by many Americans who consider the practice of Judaism to be a crucial part of Jewish identity, he said. Thus, the rising number of Jewish "nones" has many of the same serious implications as the much-discussed national rise in the number of religiously unaffiliated among people in general.
This national survey of Jews, by Pew's Religion and Public Life Project, is the first conducted by an institution outside the Jewish community. Jewish surveys in recent decades have consistently caused controversy because of fierce debates about how to define who is, and who is not, Jewish.
Among its headline-grabbing findings, this survey noted:
-- The percentage of adults who are "Jews by religion" has declined by about half since the 1950s. While 93 percent of "G.I. Generation" Jews call themselves religious Jews, only 68 percent of young "Millennial" Jews make that claim.
-- Only 15 percent of those surveyed said being Jewish is "mainly a matter of religion," as opposed to 62 percent who said Jewish identity is primarily about ancestry and culture. Two-thirds said it isn't necessary for Jews to believe in God.
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When he took over The Times and Sunday Times in 1981, he was allowed through without a Monopolies referral because he said he'd have a board of outside directors to maintain its independence. That didn't stop the firing of Harry Evans or any other changes he decided to make.
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The Government claims it is preserving editorial virginity by "imposing" conditions on Murdoch under which Sky News will be spun off as a separate company (in which News Corp will retain a substantial interest) and a "monitoring trustee" be appointed to ensure its independence from him. Everyone knows that such assurances are worthless but it suits everyone to pretend otherwise.
It's not that Murdoch particularly seeks to break them. It's just that he sees no point in them at all, regarding them as ridiculous leaves by which government cover their nakedness before their electorates.
He's not alone in this. Tiny Rowland used to refer to the "independent directors" from the ranks of retired ambassadors and media chiefs appointed to preserve the virtue of The Observer as the "garden gnomes". The great and the good flocked to the board of Conrad Black's newspaper group before his troubles had them diving for cover. It is little wonder that Murdoch (an Australian), Rowland (a German) and Black (a Canadian) have or had such contempt for an English establishment so ready to prostitute itself for the sake of a retirement stipend.
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I've seen homeowners spend weeks agonizing over which shingle color and texture is best for their new roof. Then, after going to all this effort, they simply leave it to the roofing company to install any old piece-of-junk gutters.
Since rain gutters and downspouts can be even more conspicuous than the roof itself, you should choose new ones with at least as much care. But before you do, make sure they actually need replacement. Too often, they don't.
In the course of bidding on a reroofing job, many a roofing contractor will say something like, "You know, as long as we're at it, this would be the time to replace your gutters." This is a bit like your barber saying, "As long as I'm cutting your hair, I should give you a nose job as well."
To be blunt, installing new gutters in conjunction with reroofing is simply a way for roofing contractors to make a little extra profit, while freeing their workers from having to protect the existing gutters from damage during the job. These are both perfectly valid reasons to replace your existing gutters -- but from the contractor's perspective, not yours.
What's more, the quality of most replacement gutters and downspouts is typically worse than that of original gutters in sound condition. Hence, homeowners who agree to lump in gutter replacement with their new roof often wind up with a flimsier, less attractive, and quite unnecessary "improvement."
I've even come across some clueless homeowners who allowed a roofer to rip out superb old custom-made steel gutters and ornamental downspouts and replace them with utterly inferior prepainted aluminum dreck.
The rules of thumb regarding gutter replacement are simple:
1. If your original gutters are straight, solid and don't leak, they don't need replacement, period.
2. If they do leak, there's a fair chance they can be repaired. In the case of steel or copper gutters, contact your local sheet metal shop. For redwood gutters, have a good handyman determine if they can be caulked or patched.
3. If you do decide on replacement, demand gutters that are at least equal to the originals in quality. Ask a knowledgeable but disinterested party (not the roofer doing the work) to recommend the best material.
4. Lastly, put at least as much thought into choosing the gutter profile (the cross-sectional shape) as you do into choosing the roofing material. Don't let the contractor make this choice for you; many will simply fall back on the style of gutter that's the least trouble to install.
If you're replacing your home's original gutters, simply choose the profile that best matches the original.
Traditional home styles typically have more ornate profiles; for example, the familiar ogee gutter (or "K-style" as it's known in the trade) looks more or less like a fancy molding when installed.
Another common traditional profile -- often found in Spanish and English Revival homes -- is the beaded half-round gutter, which has an almost medieval appearance and is typically installed with round downspouts.
All of these styles are commonly available, so don't let anyone tell you that what you want is obsolete. That just doesn't hold water.
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OCEAN CITY — According to data released by the New Jersey Department of Education on Wednesday, Ocean City High School boasts the highest graduation rate in the area at 99 percent, up from 97 percent last year.
"Wasn't that wonderful?" Superintendent Kathleen Taylor said. "I'm very proud of the accomplishments of our students."
More than 93,800 seniors graduated from public high schools in New Jersey in 2012, with a statewide average of 86 percent, up 3 percent from 2011.
Ocean City finished ahead of The Atlantic County Institute of Technology at 97 percent, Egg Harbor Township at 93 percent, Mainland Regional at 92 percent, and Lacey Township at 90 percent.
The graduation rate is calculated using a new, federally-mandated formula, requiring cohorts of student to be tracked over a four-year period. The methodology, implemented last year, is intended to track students with greater accuracy.
New Jersey, Taylor said, remains ranked among the highest in the nation in graduation rates. Ocean City, she said, is among the best in the state.
"It's pretty exciting to see that," she said.
Taylor said a number of factors contributed to Ocean City's two percentage point improvement, landing the district at the top of the ladder.
"We have higher expectations," she said, adding that students have "risen to that expectation, met it and exceeded it."
"Our students are taking education seriously," she said. "They understand the importance of graduating on time. With our programs, we have set the bar high. We expect students to achieve and they do."
Taylor credited the tremendous support of the community, beginning with the student's families. Since students come to OCHS from the primary and intermediate schools on the island and, in various sending-receiving relationships, from Upper Township, Sea Isle City and Corbin City, Taylor said quite a number of professionals also had a hand in helping students to achieve.
She said students are encouraged and inspired to excel.
"There is a lot of encouragement," she said. "The teachers work with the students, if someone is struggling they help them to be successful.
"The guidance counselors have been working diligently to ensure that students understand what's required to graduate, and they help to keep them on track. The graduation rate speaks highly of the hard work of our students and our staff in supporting them."
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Justin Braun D SAN 3 Days
Braun had an assist, a plus-1 rating, and a shot in the Sharks loss to the Bruins on Tuesday.
Braun has three assists through the season's opening seven games, as well as a plus-3 rating. Braun remains a serviceable fantasy option, but he doesn't stand out in any category.
Justin Braun D SAN 1 Month
Braun, who set career bests with 17 points, four goals, and 13 assists last season, has inked a five-year extension with the Sharks, which will begin in the 2015-16 season.
Braun's strengths for fantasy lie in his 20:59 of average ice time last year. His fantasy value is limited though. He led the team with 2:11 per night in shorthanded ice time and his career-high 17 points is nothing that will get you drafting him in early rounds. Great signing for the Sharks, but he's a fill-in kind of fantasy player in most formats.
Justin Braun D SAN 3 Months
Justin Braun and the San Jose Sharks have engaged in preliminary contract extension talks.
Braun isn't scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent until 2015, but it's not surprising that the Sharks would be interested in locking him up now. He averaged 20:59 minutes per contest in 2013-14 and might top that next season now that Dan Boyle's gone. He should get a big pay increase after he completes his current three-year, $3.75 million contract.
Justin Braun D SAN 6 Months
Justin Braun blocked a hard shot during Tuesday's game, but he should be fine for Game 4 on Thursday.
Braun has a goal and a team-leading plus-six rating in three playoff games. He's been playing alongside Brad Stuart.
Justin Braun D SAN 6 Months
Justin Braun scored the winner and was plus-three on Sunday.
Braun's goal put the Sharks up 3-2 and gave them a lead that they never relinquished. The Sharks have outscored the Kings 13-5 in the first two games of the series but are expecting a much different Los Angeles team for Game 3. "We've had a couple of great nights offensively, but more games like this . . . uhh, no," Braun said. "We obviously can't be disappointed with the goals we've scored, but they're a good team and the games aren't all going to be like this." Game 3 goes on Tuesday at the Staples Center.
Justin Braun D SAN 9 Months
Justin Braun leads Sharks defensemen with a plus-minus of plus-16 and is second behind Dan Boyle with 21 minutes, 23 seconds of ice time per game.
Braun's offensive numbers remain modest, with three goals and 11 assists in 58 games this season. But his improved skating ability has allowed him to join the rush more often and still be aware of his responsibilities on the defensive end, where he usually matches up with the opposing team's top line. Braun, who turns 27 on Monday, wasn't invited to the Americans' Olympic orientation camp last summer and never really seemed to catch the full attention of those who chose the team, which features some of the best defensemen in the NHL. But he is quietly having the best season of his NHL career, which began with the Sharks in November, 2010. "He's an elite skater, but he's brought it to another level this year," Sharks assistant coach Jim Johnson said. "He spent time this summer working on it, and you can see that the effort he's put in over the course of the last year has really benefited him. He's been a real bright spot for us on the back end."
Justin Braun D SAN 11 Months
Justin Braun scored his third goal of the season on Friday.
Braun's goal tied the game at three apiece late in the third before the Hurricanes scored twice to ice it. Braun has nine points and is first in the NHL in plus/minus with a plus-19 this season. He is worth putting in your lineup if you play the plus/minus category.
Justin Braun D SAN Oct 05 '13
Justin Braun's goal Thursday night was his first with the San Jose Sharks since Feb. 10, 2012.
"It was good to get that out of the way early. I didn't want to go another 20, 30, 40 games to get that off my back," said Braun, who dealt with a broken bone in his hand last season. "It's nice to get that, and help the team win." Of course, offense isn't the primary reason why Braun is in the NHL, or why he's been able to cement his position in one of the Sharks' top two pairs on the blue line. Partnered with the steady Marc-Edouard Vlasic for much of the second half of last season, that tandem was routinely seeing the best opposing forwards down the stretch and into the postseason.
Justin Braun D SAN May 31 '13
Justin Braun will need surgery to repair a hand injury suffered in Finland.
Braun was injured during the lockout in December as he broke the hamate bone in his left hand that kept him out of action for five weeks, but managed to play in the Sharks' first game January 20. "The start of the year it was a little tough getting used to, I wore a pad on my hand. The last couple months, it wasn't a problem," Braun said. "The training staff did a good job keeping that in check. I'll have to go in and get some surgery next week. It's just minor. It will be quick. Then I'll get back to work." He should be fine for the start of training camp in September.
Justin Braun D SAN May 28 '13
Justin Braun is good to go after missing a large part of Game 6 and should be in the lineup Tuesday night.
Braun left during the first period and missed a decent portion of the game with what's believed to be a back injury. It sounds like the time off helped him heal and he should be good to go for Game 7.


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MOBILE, Ala. (AP) -- The crippled Carnival cruise ship is once again moving toward Alabama after crews repaired a broken tow line that had briefly delayed the trip
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On board, passengers described overflowing toilets, sewage backed up in showers, scarce food and people getting sick, bringing the scene into sharper focus after a week at sea. What began as a four-day voyage in the Gulf of Mexico has turned into a vacation nightmare, not at all the luxury cruise touted in brochures.
Passengers were expected to make it to shore Thursday night—only to then face an hours-long bus ride or other travel hassles to finally get back home. Frustrations with the cruise line were simmering on and off the ship, as passengers and their relatives questioned why it has taken so long to get back to dry land after an engine-room fire disabled the ship Sunday.
"There's poop and urine all along the floor," Renee Shanar, of Houston, said from her cellphone aboard the ship. "The floor is flooded with sewer water ... and we had to poop in bags."
The ship was in sight of the Alabama shore Thursday afternoon when the tow line broke.
Until the repair is complete, the ship is "dead in the water and when they reconnect safely, they then proceed on their way," Coast Guard Petty Officer William Colclough said.
The 14-story ship still has to negotiate a tricky shipping channel before it could dock. Before the line broke, the ship was traveling about 5 mph.
Television images from CNN showed passengers with signs of "Help" and "I love you" hanging from their cabin rooms. Others walked around the deck, some waving to the helicopters flying above. People in boats, presumably officials from Carnival, the Coast Guard and Customs, have boarded the ship.
Shanar, who is on the ship with her husband, said the couple had a cabin with no windows, so they have been sleeping outside for days. She said the food has been distributed on the 9th floor, and some of the elderly have needed younger people to bring it to them. They were initially only given cold cuts, like turkey and vegetable sandwiches. Then another cruise line dropped off hamburgers and chicken sandwiches, but the line for that fare was nearly four hours long.
"And then people started getting sick from the food," she said.
The company has disputed the accounts of passengers who describe the ship as filthy, saying employees are doing everything to ensure people are comfortable.
Terry Thornton, senior vice president for Carnival Cruiselines, said they received an extra generator that allowed them to serve hot food on the ship Wednesday night, and that the food services will be fully operational when they are docked.
That isn't expected until at least 8 p.m., perhaps later and the massive ship still needs to travel through tricky turns and cross currents—all without the help of its engines.
"This is going to be a long day," Thornton said. "There is no way we can speed up the process."
When passengers arrive in Alabama, their stay will be short. Carnival said in a statement late Wednesday that passengers were being given the option of boarding buses directly to Galveston, Texas, or Houston—a roughly seven-hour drive—or taking a two-hour bus ride to New Orleans, where the company said it booked 1,500 hotel rooms. Those staying in New Orleans will be flown Friday to Houston. Carnival said it will cover all the transportation costs.
"I can't imagine being on that ship this morning and then getting on a bus," said Kirk Hill, whose 30-year-old daughter, Kalin Christine Hill, is on the cruise. "If I hit land in Mobile, you'd have a hard time getting me on a bus."
Hill is booking a flight from Amarillo, Texas, to New Orleans to meet his daughter when she gets there.
Vance Gulliksen, a Carnival spokesman also said the company chose to bus people to New Orleans because it "offered additional capacity and flexibility which was important to us."
Thelbert Lanier was waiting at the Mobile port for his wife, who texted him early Thursday.
"Room smells like an outhouse. Cold water only, toilets haven't work in 3 ½ days. Happy Valentines Day!!! I love u & wish I was there," she said in the text message, which was viewed by The Associated Press. "It's 4:00 am. Can't sleep...it's cold & I'm starting to get sick."
Robert Giordano, whose 33-year-old wife Shannon is aboard the cruise liner with a group of friends of hers from Edmond, Okla., said he has yet to speak to someone at Carnival. All his information has come through pre-recorded phone calls, the most recent one Wednesday afternoon when he was told the ship would "probably" arrive in Mobile late Thursday or early Friday. He got better information, he said, when the "Today" show called him.
"A complete utter surprise to me. I'm excited but I didn't know about that," Giordano said. "That's the biggest frustration for me now is that the media knows more than the family members do and certainly more than the passengers do on the ship."
Gulliksen said the Triumph is now expected arrive in Mobile between 8 and 11 p.m. Thursday. He said the company has tried to keep families updated and established a toll-free number for friends and relatives. Gulliksen said about 200 Carnival employees are in Mobile waiting to assist passengers upon their arrival, and some will go on board to assist when the ship sails in.
The ship left Galveston for a four-day cruise last Thursday with 3,143 passengers and 1,086 crew members. The ship was about 150 miles off Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula when an engine room fire knocked out its primary power source, crippling its water and plumbing systems and leaving it adrift on only backup power.
No one was injured in the fire, but a passenger with a pre-existing medical condition was taken off the ship as a precaution.
In Mobile, officials were preparing a cruise terminal that has not been used for a year to help passengers go through customs after their ordeal.
Mobile Mayor Sam Jones questioned the plan to bus passengers to other cities, saying the city has more than enough hotel rooms and its two airports are near the cruise terminal.
"We raised the issue that it would be a lot easier to take a five-minute bus ride than a two-hour bus ride" to New Orleans, Jones said. Jones said Carnival employees will be staying in Mobile.
Carnival Cruise Lines has canceled more than dozen more planned voyages aboard the Triumph and acknowledged that the crippled ship had been plagued by other mechanical problems in the weeks before the engine-room blaze. The National Transportation Safety Board has opened an investigation.
Gulliksen said the Triumph's recent mechanical woes involved an electrical problem with the ship's alternator on the previous voyage. Repairs were completed Feb. 2. He said there was no evidence between the previous problem and the fire.
Passengers are supposed to get a full refund and discounts on future cruises, and Carnival announced Wednesday they would each get an additional $500 in compensation.
Once docked, the ship will be idle through April.
model was dead.
"We can confirm that Reeva Steenkamp has passed away," Steenkamp's publicist Sarit Tomlinson said. "Our thoughts and prayers go to the Steenkamp family, who have asked to have their privacy respected during this difficult time, everyone is simply devastated. She was the kindest, sweetest human being; an angel on earth and will be sorely missed."
Tomlinson said Steenkamp, known simply as Reeva, was one of FHM's (formerly For Him Magazine) 100 Sexiest Women in the World for two years running, appeared in countless international and national advertisements and was one of the celebrity contestants on the reality show "Tropika Island of Treasure," filmed in Jamaica.
She and Pistorius were first seen publicly together in November at an awards ceremony in Johannesburg. Later, she began mentioning the athlete in public messages on Twitter.
She also tweeted messages urging women to stand up against rape as well as her excitement about Valentine's Day. "What do you have up your sleeve for your love tomorrow?" she tweeted. "It should be a day of love for everyone."
Pistorius made history in London last year when he became the first double-amputee track athlete to compete in the Olympic Games, propelling him to the status of an athletics superstar.
Having had both his legs amputated below the knee before his first birthday because of a congenital condition, he campaigned for years to be allowed to compete against able-bodied athletes. Having initially been banned because of his carbon fiber blades—which critics said gave him an unfair advantage—he was cleared by sport's highest court in 2008 and allowed to run at the top events.
He competed in the 400 meters and on South Africa's 4x400 relay team at the London Games, making history when his selection for South Africa's team was confirmed at the very last minute. He also retained his Paralympic title in the 400 meters in London.
South Africa's Sports Confederation and Olympic committee released a statement on Thursday saying they had been "inundated" with requests for comment but were not in a position to give out any details of the shooting. The International Paralympic Committee also said it wouldn't comment in detail apart from offering its condolences to the victim's family.
South Africa has some of the world's highest murder rates, with nearly 50 people killed each day in the nation of 50 million. It also has high rates of rape, other assaults, robbery and carjackings.
U.N. statistics show South Africa has the second highest rate of shooting deaths in the world, second only to Colombia.
"The question is: Why does this story make the news? Yes, because they are both celebrities, but this is happening on every single day in South Africa," said Adele Kirsten, a member of Gun Free South Africa. "We have thousands of people killed annually by gun violence in our country. So the anger is about that it is preventable."
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Iraq's Grim, Silent Christmas
Months of Deadly Attacks Leave Iraq's Dwindling Christians in Despair
As Christmas dawns across Iraq, it does so silently. The nation's Christian minority has grown used to keeping a low profile since the US occupation began in 2003, when the group found itself a substitute target owing to their comparatively common religion with the invaders.
But months of deadly attacks have left Iraqi Christians, at least the ones who haven't fled from the nation, in a somber, frightened mood. Christmas celebrations have been canceled virtually entirely across the nation.
The final push against the Iraqi Christians comes at a particularly inopportune time for the Obama Administration, which is trying to spin the war as "over" and also trying to spin the situation in Iraq as improving.
But it surely isn't so for Iraq's Christians, and certainly not on Christmas. Indeed, with this year's Christmas canceled many are wondering if there is going to be another in Iraq, or if the rest of the ancient community's remnants will be in exile next year.
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The annihilation of the Iraqi Syriac Christian community is one of the tragic ironies of the war, for the Zionist Christians have practically ignored the disaster they unleashed on the Iraqi Christians.
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Damn that guy gets all the fun toys to play with.
Reinventing the wheel to make it more cumbersome and prone to failure:
I don't care for the idea of having to carry around the magazine PLUS the clips and the caps and even that speed loader tray (video on the speed loader tray here) to make things quicker. Having to load 2 clips in each magazine + 5 rounds manually to get the full 45 round capacity isn't ideal. Even looks less like a good idea when you realize that the loading process is prone to error as shown in the company's own promotional video I posted above. There are so many inexpensive 10/22 speed loaders on the market right now for regular 10/22 mags; you could save your thumb, save money, save transporting extra items, and probably not waste that much extra time (if any at all) loading the rounds the old fashioned way, one-by-one.
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The idea seems like a decidedly more complicated version of the Cammenga AR-15 magazines, where you can just slide the spine down and drop the rounds in.
Now when people talk about their ".22 clips" I'll be like "Oh you use those HC MAGS? They are the only ones I know which take clips".
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This is the luxury that is Mattv2099's life… this shit is nothing to him. After the video was over he wiped his hands off on $100 bills before he re-applied diamond & elephant tusk dust to prevent aging.
The magazine insertion is always the best part.
I missed these videos so much, you have no idea. I know some of you guys hate Matt, but I love the dude.
I saw some guy in the comments wrote that he should RHMB (Red Hot Muzzle Brake) the caviar. haha that would be gross.
Demolition Ranch rigs up 6 guns to fire at once:
haha pretty good. I was surprised that he didn't fix the rig down to the table, and additionally attach all 6 wires to one pull wire which he could yank hard. I think that would have worked better than looping his fingers through 6 individually, because as you can see initially only 4/6 fired.
LOL that pumpkin at the end. I'm so glad he did the semi-autos only too.. that was trill.
Starring Bradley Cooper as Chris Kyle:
Holy he sure looks the part, his accent is on point too.
Interesting clip they picked for the trailer. I bet so many people that see it are like "Ew he shot kids? Why didn't he just shoot the grenade out of the kid's hand?" *face palm*
I'm curious if the timeline of this movie will cover right up to his death. Anyone know?
Clint Eastwood is the director of the movie too, so hopefully the quality and authenticity will be there.
I don't know if Chris Kyle had a sense of humor or not, but if he did that would be so awesome if Zach Galifianakis was in the movie in a supporting role.
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They are doing a lot of those "roll-off to reload while the other guy shoots" maneuvers. The general consensus on the post I made about Zero's one video about that, is that it's pretty derpy. Yea I haven't operated on the special forces level or anything, but it would seem to me that if there is an actual threat which would require shooting, both guys would shoot… one wouldn't just roll off and be all tactically chilled out AF while guy #1 emptied his magazine.
Only Instructor Zero would have such angelic music in his videos haha. I bet Zero hangs upside down naked at home field stripping guns in the dark with Ave Maria blasting through his speakers.
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It turns out that the Virtual Console-style EXARSTICK and the Tatsunoko stick are different after all! The EXARSTICK has the Minus and Plus buttons mapped to the two oval-shaped buttons on the top row, to match the Select and Start buttons of the Super Nintendo controller (both sticks have Super Nintendo-friendly face button layouts), with the three circular buttons on the right corresponding to ZL, ZR, and Home. The Tatsunoko vs. Capcom stick uses those two oval buttons for ZL and ZR, with Minus, Plus, and Home on the circular buttons.
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