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It was a night of mixed emotions for Mexican soccer fans. El Tri lost 2-1 to Costa Rica in a must-win game, but still managed to qualify for the 2014 World Cup. Even after recording abysmal performances in the qualifying stages, Mexico has managed to enter the World Cup playoffs after an unlikely hero came to their rescue.
United States 3-2 win over Panama granted Mexico the opportunity to win a berth in the World Cup. The Yanks rallied two late goals to comeback from a goal down to beat Panama. Mexico will now have to prove their worth by taking on New Zealand on 14th and 19th November.
Despite their poor form striker Javier Hernandez remains optimistic about his team's chances to go deeper into the tournament.
"If you want to see the playoff in the negative, that is one way to look at it but God has given us another chance and that is the way I see it," Hernandez told Univision after the defeat.
Victor Manuel Vucetich, who happens to be Mexico's third coach in three months, was also optimistic about his team's performance. Vucetich admitted that United States had gifted Mexico the opportunity to continue with their World Cup dream.
"My mission with the national team was for us to qualify. We beat Panama and that was the critical point and the combination of results turned out in such a way that we reached our objective," Vucetich said in his post-match interview.
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Bolt takes sprinting to a whole new level
Usain Bolt's 100m triumph at the Bird's Nest will surely be one of those sporting moments that stay in the collective memory for decades.
As anyone who was there, or who saw the TV pictures, will attest, Bolt could have put in an even quicker time than his new world record of 9.69 seconds, had he not started celebrating with 20 metres to go (it's down to yam power, according to his family).
Yet it was his supreme confidence, bordering on arrogance, in milking the moment that made it such a memorable run.
Arms outstretched, face turned to the crowd, with 10 metres to go, Bolt knew that no-one was going to catch him and he could take a good look around as he made history. He carried on sprinting way past the finish line and the first quarter of his victory lap was almost a taster of what is to come when he runs in 200 metres.
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Olympic luck – it's a numbers game
Eight could be Michael Phelps's lucky number if he can trump Mark Spitz's Olympic haul of of seven golds at the 100m medley relay in Beijing on Sunday.
If so, he would have something in common with many host team athletes, who are big on the number 8 because in Chinese it sounds like a word for prosperity (fa). That's why the Olympic Games opened on the 8th day of the 8th month at 8pm.
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While talking with Matt Emmons in the "mixed zone" after he won a silver medal on Saturday, I suddenly noticed the American sharpshooter had brought his rifle with him.
Resting casually on his left foot, it was pointed up at the ceiling, presumably empty of the ammunition he used to hit a thumbnail-sized bullseye 50 metres away nine of 10 times, but still, it was a reminder of how much I hate the things.
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How do you feel, George? Well, it was a speech of two halves…
Journalists don't generally address politicians by their first name, they tend to ask them searching questions and it's rare to see them fawning. Not so, sports reporters.
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Heroic Phelps equals Spitz record (Update x2)
Michael Phelps joined Mark Spitz at the highest peak of Olympic achievement on Saturday when his final, desperate lunge for the board brought him victory in the 100m butterfly by the thinnest possible margin and gave him his seventh gold medal at these Games -- after an official protest from Serbia was rejected.
Milorad Cavic of Serbia appeared to have the gold tied up until Phelps's perfect timing saw him home by one hundredth of a second. That is as precise as the timekeeping goes but if anything it looked less than that and shortly after the race Serbia protested the result.
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Beijing Games: picture of the day
We actually have two pictures of the day for Friday, on a similar theme. These two shots are truly inspirational... The Games aren't just about perfectly toned bodies, after all!
TOP: Andreas Tolzer of Germany (L) fights Janusz Wojnarowicz of Poland during their men's +100kg repechage judo match at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games August 15, 2008. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon
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I've never met Matt Lauer from NBC but I was assured this week that I kicked his ass.
That was the consensus of several USA Cycling experts when I finally rolled off the Olympic velodrome after a gut-wrenching but exhilarating ride.
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A stroll in the sun for Usain Bolt (Updated)
Until today I would not have thought it possible that somebody could amble 100 metres in 9.92 seconds but that is what Usain Bolt did in his second heat of the event on the first day of athletics action in the Bird's Nest.
The gods had been kind and produced a clear-skied day hot day with minimum breeze and Bolt enjoyed his time in the sun.
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Are we taking things too far in this pursuit of excellence?
Citius, Altius, Fortius or Faster, Higher, Stronger goes the Olympic motto, but is world sport pushing things a bit too hard?
I'm talking about the way young children are chosen at an early age and groomed for success, often at the expense of their childhood and their education.
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17. Remove dry sump pump, water pump, and front timing cover assembly.
18. Remove the gear drive bolts and components. Remove the cam, taking care not to damage the lobes or bearing surfaces by supporting the cam on both ends. There are several specialty tools available that make cam removal easier to accomplish. Be sure to carefully pack the camshaft in a box with protective packing to prevent damage.
19. Remove the main bearing caps, clean and place in a box. Then, carefully lift the crankshaft straight up out of the block, taking care not to scratch or damage journals. Pack the crankshaft in a suitable box, again utilizing packing material to protect against damage in transit to the machine shop.
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1. Remove the dry sump pump from the motor and then remove the drive spud or pulley, followed by the scavenge manifold and port adapter fittings.
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6. Replace all lines, hose ends, port fittings, and O-rings that show signs of wear.
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text: The Theatre December 1, 2003 Issue Show and Tell Seducing the citizens and the señoritas. Table of Contents Dakin Matthews's adaptation of "Henry IV" (at Lincoln Center's Vivian Beaumont Theatre, under the direction of Jack O'Brien) stuffs Shakespeare's two-part chronicle of the wayward Prince Hal's succession to his troubled father's throne into one almost four-hour evening—a hero sandwich of sorts. It's fast food for thought, but tasty nonetheless. As a study of public and private rebellion, "Henry IV" is as savvy today as it was when the first part was minted, in the winter of 1596. It is fascinating now, as it must have been then, to watch the forces of politics and play contend with each other. Henry IV (the expert Richard Easton) has usurped the throne of Richard II—a grab for power that preys both on his mind and on the legitimacy of his sovereignty. (The story is retold no fewer than four times in "Henry IV, Part I.") Set in an era when the notion of the divine right of kings is losing its sway in the land, the play meditates on the development of a new kind of divinity—the pageant of self that we call glamour—to legitimatize authority and win the people's allegiance. In this stage-managed show of command (a precursor to public relations), dissimulation, it becomes clear, is a critical factor. Hotspur (the excellent Ethan Hawke) is a case in point: he may, as his name implies, be both brave and bright, but his inability to control or hide his feelings detracts from his credibility and ultimately jeopardizes his survival. Leadership, as Shakespeare understood from Queen Elizabeth I's reign, is all about perception, and the King stresses the point to his legendarily feckless son Hal (Michael Hayden). "The hope and expectation of thy time / Is ruined, and the soul of every man / Prophetically do forethink thy fall," the King scolds. "For thou hast lost thy princely privilege / With vile participation. Not an eye / But is a-weary of thy common sight." The King counsels the importance of keeping a low profile and uses his own rise as an example. "By being seldom seen / . . . I was wondered at / . . . And dressed myself in such humility / That I did pluck allegiance from men's hearts." When Hal becomes Henry V and wages war against France, the strategy is, at least in part, an exercise in image-building, prompted by his father's dying words: "Be it thy course to busy giddy minds / With foreign quarrels, that action hence borne out / May waste the memory of former days." But the lesson of making a proper spectacle of yourself, as the audience knows, is one that Prince Hal has already learned. (Typically, Dad is the last to know.) The first time we see him—just before he plays a terrific practical joke on Falstaff (Kevin Kline) by robbing the blackguard of his stolen booty—he is already exhibiting an actor's ability to observe his own performance. He is planning his public transformation and gauging its impact: "So when this loose behavior I throw off, / And pay the debt I never promised, / By how much better than my word I am, / . . . My reformation, glittering o'er my fault, / Shall show more goodly, and attract more eyes / Than that which hath no foil to set it off." Here we have the first glimpse of the killer and the king-to-be, whom William Hazlitt called "a very amiable monster." In O'Brien's production, the importance of Hal's speech is signalled by a spotlight that freezes the world around it. But Michael Hayden, although he speaks the words well enough, fails to parse their meaning, and the moment dribbles away. In general, Hayden, who replaced Billy Crudup in the production's all-star lineup a month before performances began, conveys no real sense of Hal, either as the rebel or as the charmer. He brings to his character's louche liveliness little psychological edginess or physical ease or patrician sang-froid. As a result, the production, which is intellectually stimulating, is emotionally lopsided. The play anchors its argument about political style in an unforgettable example of the reverse, that impolitic whirlwind of impulsiveness Sir John Falstaff. Lord of misrule, enemy of boundaries and blandness, the quintessence of appetite, Falstaff is always sensationally, unapologetically himself. Shakespeare, who depicts the politicians hiding their cravenness in a show of good manners, uses Falstaff to make the opposite point. A liar, a cheat, a coward, a thief, Falstaff often speaks the truth. Perhaps the greatest of all comic stage creations, he fulfills the role of the clown by calling society and all its received opinions into question. "What is honour?" he asks. "A word. What is in that word honour? What is that honour? Air. A trim reckoning! Who hath it? He that died a' Wednesday." Falstaff, who refers to his body as "this little kingdom," is, in microcosm, a chaotic example of bad government and a monument to waste. As the "huge hill of flesh," Kevin Kline, one of our finest Shakespearean actors, goes easy on the character's Dionysian folderol and plays up the Apollonian sinew of his fine mind instead. As a result, what we get from this Falstaff is the irony of his well-spoken words, not the infectiousness of his high spirits. "I am not only witty in myself, but the cause that wit is in other men," Falstaff says. And he's right. To be Falstaff's equal, as Hal is meant to be, one has to box clever; although Hal emerges from Falstaff's underworld with a sense of life and of the common man, his greatest political gain is the flexibility that he has acquired as sidekick to the playful Falstaff. Unlike his grave father or his rigid, humorless brother Prince John (Lorenzo Pisoni), Hal knows how to improvise, how to stay alert to the world around him, and—as we see in his manipulation of soldiers and ambassadors in "Henry V"—how to be what others need him to be. Once Hal becomes king, however, he must rid himself of Falstaff, whose presence would smudge the image of the new ruler's heroic redemption. All Hal's former companions "are banished till their conversations / Appear more wise and modest to the world," Prince John says, in the play's penultimate speech, which was cut from this production. In other words, it's a matter of damage control. Falstaff's ouster amounts to an execution. "Banish plump Jack, and banish all the world," Falstaff once joked. But, to inherit the world and to rule it, Hal must purge his life of the liberty and the unself-conscious ease that the old rascal stood for. The production ends with a kind of brooding, poignant standoff. Falstaff swaggers in the foreground while the King, upstage, kneels in prayer: two solitary spellbinders trapped in a perpetual performance of the spells they've cast—one of pleasure, the other of power. "Henry IV: Part I" opens in a climate infected by rumors of Hal's "riot and dishonour." In the prologue to "Part II," those rumors materialize in a character called Rumour, who says, of wagging tongues, "They bring smooth comforts false, worse than true wrongs." "Anna in the Tropics" (at the Royale) is one such false comfort. The play, which arrived trailing clouds of glory, was awarded this year's Pulitzer Prize by a panel that had read the script but hadn't seen it staged, which is as absurd as giving a restaurant four stars on the basis of its menu. Nilo Cruz's simple, lyrical anecdote—about a Tampa, Florida, cigar factory in 1929, where a handsome "lector" reads "Anna Karenina" to the workers as they roll coronas, thus inspiring in them a new desire for literature, for life, and for him—is really a libretto for a musical, not a satisfying vehicle for the stage. Full of predictable melodramatic flourishes but no psychology, in any meaningful sense of the word, the desires and despairs of Cruz's charming but thinly drawn characters cry out for song, not speech. The delicacy of the play's romantic comedy also calls for a kind of directorial lightness of touch that Emily Mann can't deliver; the novelty of Cruz's subject matter is forever rubbing up against the banality of its presentation. At the opening, for instance, three factory cigarreras stand gabbling at the P. & O. pier (shouting seems to be the preferred vocal option in this show), as they wait for the boat carrying the new lector, Juan Julian (Jimmy Smits), to arrive. When he finally appears—in full tropical-suited suaviosity—he backs onto the stage as if the dock were a scrum of people, when in fact only three bodies inhabit the vast proscenium space. This entrance manages an unusual hat trick: it is simultaneously corny, unrealistic, and laughable. Later in the play, the macho, modernizing force of the factory, a saturnine lout named Cheché (David Zayas), sets forth his plan to have machines, not people, roll the cigars—which would put paid both to the reading and to Juan Julian's romantic influence. The workers propose doing it "the American way": they want everyone to vote on whether the lector should stay. "And what's the American way if everybody said no?" the owner of the factory asks. 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Take From the Rich
"Thinktanks and lobby groups are the bane of democratic politics. They are the means by which corporations and the ultra-rich influence public life without having to reveal their hand."
"Freedom is what all these groups claim to stand for. But the freedom they promote is of a particular kind. They are not campaigning for freedom from hunger or poverty. They are not demanding free access to health and education. They are not lobbying for freedom from industrial injuries, exploitation, pollution or unscrupulous banking. When these libertarians say freedom, they mean freedom from the rules which prevent their sponsors behaving as they wish: mistreating their workers, threatening public health and using the planet as their dustbin."
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A nation's choice between spending on military defense and spending on civilian goods has often been posed as "guns versus butter." But understanding the choices of many nations' political leaders might be helped by examining the contrast between their runaway spending on pensions while skimping on military defense.
Huge pensions for retired government workers can be found from small municipalities to national governments on both sides of the Atlantic. There is a reason. For elected officials, pensions are virtually the ideal thing to spend money on, politically speaking. Many kinds of spending of the taxpayers' money win votes from the recipients. But...


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We started intentionally late for the final session of 2004, so as to get slightly fancier than normal dinner food. Honestly, I wouldn't say the food itself was worth the wait, but the session itself seemed promising, even in retrospect.
Laura had created Mrs. Sylvia Jubal-Davies, an opera singer of some note as well as an informal operative for HM government; in a nice touch, her character was a short and fat glutton, with no hint of sex appeal anywhere. Seth had created Dr. "Neil Knighton" (AKA Niall MacNeachdainn, AKA "The Scottish Fu Manchu"), an opium-addicted English-hating Scots physics expert, which needed a LOT of revising. For starters, no way was there going to be an opium addict in MY game, no sir. A little cussing-out helped immensely, and Seth very kindly reworked Dr. "Knighton" (the anglicized version of his actual Sassenach name). Erich's character was a Pinkerton named Samuel "Sam" Dawson, with only six months to live. Erich had originally intended for it to be only a month, but then realized his character was liable to die in transit, steampunk being what it is.
All in all, I was fairly pleased with everyone (even, post-revision, with Seth); their characters all worked, or could be made to work, in the campaign I had in mind. Both Laura and Erich were investigating mysterious events in Brazil on behalf of their respective governments, and Seth was coming along as Laura's scientific advisor, a convenient Britishism that I borrowed from Doctor Who.
The group was investigating some mysterious disappearances in Rio De Janeiro, capital of the Empire of Brazil, under Pedro II. (This is all historical! I swear! Look it up!) Unbeknownst to all but me, a group of former Confederates under (again, real person) Lieutenant General Nathan Bedford Forrest had developed a formula for reanimating the dead and were hard at work building an army of zombies out of their plantation slaves. (Slavery being still legal in Brazil, and in fact, the subject of a civil war of their own in 1889. Knowledge is power.) They were aided in this by a shadowy faction within the French government, represented by General du Brigade Boulanger, another historical figure, but one who has precious little English-language documentation available on him. (The historical Bedford Forrest, on the other hand, has almost too much: after founding the Ku Klux Klan, he died in 1877 from exhaustive diarrhea, proving the existence of a just and merciful God, or at least powerful corroborative evidence to that effect. He wasn't a very nice man, and I've spared him his original fate so as to give the PCs a crack at him instead.) So far, so good.
The PCs arrived in Rio with a minimum of discomfort, although Mr. Dawson expressed his intense dislike of nautical travel and Dr. Knighton engaged him in a little free-spirited debate about colonialism. Mrs. Jubal-Davies registered the group at the best hotel in the city and set out to do a little research while Mr. Dawson and Dr. Knighton examined autopsy photographs of what local authorities believed to be the bodies of two other Pinkerton agents that had washed up on shore. The bodies seemed almost to have been chewed and gnawed on by apes or (bum ba ba bummm)...humans. Mrs. Jubal-Davies, meanwhile, had learned that a group of American dummy corporations had bought up almost all of the slaves and shipped them up the Amazon for unknown reasons, temporarily cornering the market.
Back together, the group chartered a steam launch and outfitted themselves for an expedition upriver. They set out the next morning, the gentlemen armed with revolvers and holdout pistols, and Mrs. Jubal-Davies with a small Colt Cloverleaf four-shot derringer concealed in her (copious) decolletage. Additionally, they brought with them the tools of their trade: a punch-card duplicator, a small concealable hand-cranked wireless-telegraph, lockpicks, and other less-than-gentlemanly items for unfortunate eventualities.
The steam launch soon reached a vast plantation, seemingly hewn out of the rainforest, and the players disembarked---fortuitously for them, because the launch then struck a 1,000-lb Civil-War-era nautical mine and exploded in a sheet of flame. None of the crew survived.
As the players stared at the sinking wreckage in shock and horror, they were interrupted by a vast, clanking iron behemoth: a Franco-Prussian war-surplus PanzerArtillerie II walking-ironclad, flying a Confederate pennant.
Deciding that discretion was the better part of valour, the gentlemen threw away their pistols (although Sam Dawson retained his derringer, as did Mrs. Jubal-Davies), and were escorted to The General, Nathan Bedford Forrest himself.
After a cursory interview on the porch of his plantation, the embittered old General cryptically ordered a few of his men to take the party to the "Preparation Area", where they were to undergo the process. This sounded ominous, but our heroes manfully refrained from acting rashly while the odds were so manifestly against them.
They were taken on a small, hand-operated railway train to a large building, too big to accurately judge the size of. Inside, they discovered a horrific scene out of Dante's Inferno.
Twenty-eight enormous vats studded with cables and piping stood in two long rows extending down the length of the building's interior, but the real horror was their contents, for in the process of being loaded into Vat #1 was a vast flat plate with helpless and emaciated slaves strapped to it. Worse yet, the shambling once-human results of Bedford Forrest's process stumbled about within the building, attached to runners along the ceiling by long thick chains.
Immediately, the players sprung into action, and Mrs. Jubal-Davies produced her revolver, aiming it squarely at one of her captors.
"Ma'am," he informed her, "that has to be the smallest gun I have ever seen."
"What about this one?" asked Mr. Dawson, as he produced his own derringer and fired at point-blank range, only to have the anemic .41 rimfire bullet skid along the surface of the man's skull rather than penetrate to the brain as Dawson had intended. As one, the former Confederates reached for their weapons, but Mrs. Jubal-Davies cooly dispatched one with a bullet through the eye, felling him instantly. Deftly, Mr. Knighton recovered the dead man's revolver as Sam succeeded with his second bullet where he had failed with his first, shooting one of the Confederates in the kneecap and confiscating his double-action Colt Army revolver, a reliable type which he had much experience with. The last of their jailers turned to flee, but Dr. Knighton felled him with a lucky shot to the heart at thirty paces before he could sound any warning.
The situation thus under control, the party turned to interrogating their surviving jailer, but found him most unhelpful until threatened with being left out for his zombified victims, whereupon he became as tractable as the circumstances would allow and directed them to a large Bertillion Computational Machine of the most modern type which seemed to supervise the process. Some careless fiddling resulted in the sounding of both an alarm and the sudden release of the zombies, who shambled about and attacked two French technicians who were rushing to the machine to find out what the matter was. Before the party could intervene, one of the Frenchman was dead, mauled horribly beyond recognition, but the other had extricated himself and became a prisoner, much to his surprise. Under questioning, he revealed all he knew, explaining that the French government was not aware of the particulars of the situation, but that certain elements within the government were, and that prominent a mong them was General Boulanger, who he promised to take the players to.
In the meantime, Dr. Knighton amused himself by rearranging punch cards, removing essential cogs from the machine, draining all of the vats into their central chemical reservoir, and freeing the poor innocents about to receive a ghoulish baptism. Dawson then knocked the Frenchman out.
The group then prepared to make their way to the location of General Boulanger, to learn more about the fiendish plots they had uncovered.
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Mr. Dawson (to Dr. Knighton): Look, can you distract her with cake for a moment or two? I need to think.
Mrs. Jubal-Davies: Oh, please, don't! My arms are too short to reach.
Dr. Knighton (gazing at the burning steam launch): Aught we do something for the crew?
Mr Dawson: Like a proper burial?
Mrs. Jubal-Davies: So you're a South American?
Dr. Knighton: Dear lady, I believe he's a southern American, from their south, north of here.
"Sergeant" Hunter, a Confederate: In many ways we are the true South Americans, but--this discussion is over!
Dr. Knighton (reading off a control panel): "Master Control Interrupt"...well, that sounds promising.
Mrs. Jubal-Davies (on the intricacies of the punch-card duplicator): Do you know how to operate one of these, and do you know that it's been in my crinoline for three days?
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The injury news for the Rams on Monday had a little bit over everything. It had some news that was better than we expected, and it had some that was significantly worse. Let's start with the bad news. CB Ron Bartell will likely miss the rest of the season with a two-level fracture in his neck. The team called the injury a stinger on Sunday, but they found the fracture during test today. Obviously, when it comes to neck injuries you start to think less about when he will return to the field and more about if it will affect his everyday life. These things are scary, but it sounds as if it could have been worse.
As far as Steven Jackson goes, Coach Spags said he expects SJ39 to miss Monday's game against the Giants with a strained quad. Jackson said on "The Fast Lane" today that he is not ruling himself out, but I would be very surprised if he sees the field. It doesn't sounds like this is anything too serious, but it should force him to miss some time. Sam Bradford has been diagnosed with a bruised right index finger, and he says he will play against the Giants. Jason Smith has a low ankle sprain, which is far less serious than we originally thought. He is day-to-day, and it looks like he could be back this week. Bradley Fletcher has a sprained toe, and he is day-to-day as well.
CJ Ah You is dealing with a wrist injury, but he should be able to play this week with a brace, and Spags said they expect to get Illini Mike back this week from his calf injury. Rodger Saffold has a leg contusion and he is day-to-day as well, but he should be fine.
Obviously, the injury news is highly disappointing. Losing Bartell for a long period of time is going to severely hurt this defense, and if Amendola misses significant time the offense will suffer as well. I'm a littler concerned about Bradford's finger, but I guess we will just have to see how things go on Monday. SJ39 is a tough dude, so if he doesn't play this week I would say he will be fine after that, but with those leg injuries you never know. Spags sounded concerned about Fletcher and his toe, and with out lack of depth in the secondary it could be devastating if he misses time. Other guys are going to have to step up, and now we will see if this really is a deeper roster than we have had over the last few years.
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ahem, people complaining about new Thor and Captain America
Okay. But let's talk about Thor for a second. Thor does not get enough love and (Loki forgive me) he is honestly one of the best fucking characters Marvel has. And it's shown so simply and so beautifully right here. He is so fucking chill about everything. Obviously, he doesn't live in space, he lives in Asgard. But he knows everyone thinks he's kinda like an alien, and he just goes along with it because why not? These humans are funny in their lack of understanding, but it's an endearing kind of funny. Just like in the first movie, where Darcy tells him to smile so she can take a picture of him and he has no fucking clue what she's doing or what a phone is and it could kill him for all he knows but he just fucking smiles and keeps eating his delicious pancakes because he's just so chill like that. And if you look at his face in the first gif, it's very serious and concentrated but the moment Darcy starts talking to him he loosens up and is like "Muscles? Ah, yes I suppose I am quite muscular. Oh, she's inquiring about Asgard. But she called it space. She seems confused as to my origins, but it's not of import. I like space, that's a good name. I shall call it space too."
And that little head nod he does back to her in the last gif. I'm dead. Deceased. Murdered from Thor cuteness.
He's just.. ugh, Thor doesn't get enough appreciation. There are so many little things he does that go ignored but no more. His complete adorableness will be appreciated.
There's this guy at my college who's like Thor, but ten years younger and with slightly shorter hair but he's still super cute and he always says "My lady!" to his girlfriend (she's in the class before mine and he waits for her) and picks her up in a hug, so he definitely aware that he looks like Thor.
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Omg, Thor, there is no need to get upset.
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Just wait, Jormungandr will pop out of the water in a moment.
Odin's beard — why would you want such a thing, Greyface?
That is … that is conceding defeat!
This life is but an endless battle, you see! It is forever attempting to mock you, to best you; battle after battle, it is a vicious cycle. But you must not let it triumph over you! I know you are braver than that — I know that you have the capability to be the strongest warrior Midgard has ever seen!
When all seems lost, always remember to scrape yourself from the unforgiving earth and remind Life that it shall not be victorious. Not while there is air in your lungs, and blood ever-coursing through your veins!
And, Greyface — never forget that you always have a friend and ally in myself. That is essential, in this battle. Allies. One cannot win a war alone.
And you have one in me. I swear it to you.
((Everyone go home. Thor just won the Internet.))
[[Jesus, go home- Thor has taken the wheel.]]
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Our SEC SuperFan tournament kicked into gear with an SEC West wild card matchup between Ole Miss and Arkansas. You voted on which drunken SEC football fan best represented their school, and the Rebels got the nod with 65% of the vote.
This week we turn to the SEC East, and to groups of hillbillies that will square off for the right to face Missouri in the second round. Your vote counts, so check out the videos below and let us know which best represents their school's fan base.
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- Tennessee (41%, 13 Votes)
- Kentucky (59%, 19 Votes)
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There are times when the hero needs a sidekick to really kick, for Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors, that time is now and the sidekick is Klay Thompson.
People have been saying that Steph really needs a huge game in game 3 for the Warriors to take back control of the series after the 40-point power-stomp at Staples in game 2. While agree Curry must be a factor, it's clear that L.A. is keyed into him for the remainder of the series. Others will have to step up in a larger than mushroom-Mario way to escape round one against this hungry Clipper team.
Enter, du-dudu-duuuuuuh(!), Klay "for trey" Thompson.
Simply put, there is no other player for GS who can electrify this Warriors team like Klay in this game can because he seems to receive the ball for shots in all the most pivotal moments of the game. In game 1 he was a "Splash Brother" extraordinaire, snatching up the fire-flower and throwing fireballs to the tune of 22 large points and the Warriors held on to win a nail-biter. But in game 2 he found himself floundering with the rest of the team and was practically out of sight and out of mind. Apparently that equals a 40-point loss, so…
"Klaymation" (as long-time WSU Cougar voice Bud Nameck used to affectionately call him) must find his way back onto the NBA Playoff television sets tonight if the Warriors are going to use the home-court advantage they stole in game 1 of the series. This is crucial.
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Peripheral Neuropathy And Face
Here's a taste of what TheBody.com has to offer on this topic:
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Peripheral NeuropathyIntroduction What Is Peripheral Neuropathy? What Causes It? Who Is at Risk? What Are the Symptoms? How Is It Diagnosed? How Do You Prevent It? How Do You Treat It? Concerns for People Over 50 What Can Help to Ask About at a Doctor's Visit? Access to Meds Research The Bottom Line Introduction Some people living with HIV will develop a disease of the nerves called peripheral neuropathy , or PN. It's a common ...
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DR. HENRY, EARLY PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY?Dear Dr. Henry, What are the signs of HIV related early peripheral neuropathy. I've been having burning sensations(actually it feels more like a drop of hot water on the skin surface) in my fingers, toes, feet, face, thigh, and scalp.Any...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of MedicineHIV related peripheral neuropathy generally would not cause the symtoms that you describe. More typiically one would see painful or disagreeable sensations are produced my orinary stimuli, a stocking glove distribution for distal extremity loss of... Read more »
Managing On-going Peripheral Neuropathy with TruvadaHi, I was diagnosed advanced HIV in Aug 2012 and started on the meds Sept 2012. Jan 2012 I had triggered Bell's Palsy on the right side of the face, With steroid this was managed and I recovered well. From Sept, I have been on...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of MedicineUnlikely that the left side problems are directly related to your HIV regimen though flare up from immune reconstitution may be involved. A thorough medical/neurologic evaluation looking for nerve compression/impingement or other condition resulting... Read more »
Peripheral Neuropathy?First of all, thank you for providing this web site. I hope dearly that you can help me.I come from abuse, which I'm working through in therapy. I've tended to be somewhat on the nervous side and have had serious bouts with insomnia and...
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Cornell University, Weill Medical CollegePeripheral neuropathy related to HIV or medications is generally a burning pain or numbness, most commonly in the lower extremities/feet. Some of your symptoms are suggestive of that condition, but their intermittent nature, the increase in symptoms... Read more »
reversing neuropathy (TREATMENT OF PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY, 2010)hi, just want to know if there is anything i can do to reverse neuropathy in my toes and feet. i am 46, male, fit and healthy, v/l undetctable, cd4 approx 500. i am told it was caused by stavudine which i stopped taking about a year ago, greatly...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHi,D4T-induced distal sensory neuropathy is indeed annoying! (I have it as well.) We don't have a quick (or even slow) fix for this side effect/toxicity yet. I'll repost below a link to a recent article which provides information about... Read more »
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Posted by Anonymous, 1 Replydear jackie blue,
my doctor says that i have Peripheral Neuropathy,but my elizer test is still neg at 8-9months.
should i need to keep testing until one year....
as im very stressed out.i recently took dna pcr to try to end all of this... Read more »
Seroconversion and Peripheral Neuropathy
Posted by Anonymous, 2 RepliesThis is a question for anyone who is living with HIV or who has recently been diagnosed as HIV positive:
Did any of you experience the numbness/tingling in the feet, legs, hands and arms during your seroconversion?
If so . . . for what period of... Read more »
Peripheral Neuropathy ? or a common nerve damage ?
Posted by ConfusedJerry, 3 Repliesi got alot of symptoms and i wont list them all .. let's say my exposure was 2012 i had this numb feeliing in my left feet on december 2013 i got scared about it because i thought it will not go away it took 2 months to get back the sensation now... Read more »
Peripheral Neuropathy - L-Carnetine
Posted by Anonymous, 3 RepliesGreetings! Just thought I would post the following info, it is based strictly on my personal experience and is not a recommendation.
I am a long-term survivor(21 years) and in general good health. Last year I successfully complete a course of Chemo... Read more »
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'Drowning in Self Pity'
Urghhh it's just some evolution for the previous drawing. A bit more disturbing though. I drew both on the same day. I think it was Friday. Yep, instead of being home with friends and family I'm stuck in my base. What's more depressing than this?
I know many people here in Israel are suffering from serving in the army, some less some more, but very few people can say they like the army. Depression and suicide rates are quite high. It's freaky that not a lot of people like to talk about it. When I ask people in my base if they like it here, they say "of course not!" and throw a lot of complaints about this place. But they don't seem that troubled all the time, so either they don't wanna talk about it or it doesn't bother them that greatly. I find both options unbearable. I can't be okay with it and I can't keep it inside. It's maddenning, to have such strong emotions all the time and take everything here so harshly. But the army brought my depression back after a long time that I fought really hard to heal myself, and the deep dark thoughts are back, and drawing's the only thing that keeps me alive I believe. I can't control this. It's terrible. I don't wanna be depressed all the time
~By the way, if this shows up on your dash and makes you feel uncomfortable please feel free to unfollow me.~
I don't cut and never did, but I have a lot of dark, dark thoughts about self harm. I always imagined it as a relief from my emotional pain, like the cutting of my skin will be climax of all this suffering here and after that I'll find peace. But I know that's bullshit and that's why I don't intend to ever harm myself.
And yes I draw little girls pretty often though I know I'm far from being an innocent girl haha. Nothing innocent about being in a fucking army. And yeah I really like playing the victim but I gotta feed myself some lies or else I'll lose it.
I drew this the first time I had to stay in the base for 11 days (instead of just 5) and it almost broke me. I don't care about being away from home for so long, it's just that this place is terrible.
Definitely been a while since I posted here.
Well ever since I joined the army things went spiraling downward for me. The army isn't a nice place and I draw a lotta depressing shit. This drawing's one of them. I just wanna use this blog to vent because I can't hold anything inside anymore.
Drawing is my best way to help myself, to deal with things. It sounds really weird but a lot of times I draw weird ass stuff that come out of my subconciousness and then I meditate on what the hell I drew and what my subconcious is trying to tell me. A lot of the times it truly helps me. It will show more and more on my following pieces because it's a progress to let go of rational thoughts while drawing.
Now for this drawing:
The military base in which I am living in most days of the week is a hellhole. On my way there in the bus I listened to The National and the lyrics really spoke to me and from that came this drawing, I guess.
This was about a month ago, and I've been told there's a way I could switch to a different base. I wasn't sure at the time because I still haven't come to fully know what's it like to serve at thia base, but those lyrics all of a sudden were a sign. Jump to present, still in the same base, but now I'm entirely certain I wanna get out of here, and I still have my chance.
I'm sick during Tironut and it's some sort of hell. So… I drew how my nose feels right now


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The government reported a slight pickup in U.S. economic growth for the third quarter Friday, to 2 percent from 1.3 percent in the second quarter, but that's still not fast enough to make a dent in the unemployment rate, which currently stands at 7.8 percent.
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Gold fell $1.10 to settle at $1,711.90 an ounce.
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Welcome to the Wattpad Workshop Series!
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These are free workshops for Wattpad writers who want to be inspired and challenged. You'll come away with new ideas, new techniques and, most importantly, you'll generate lots of new writing. The workshops run every Monday on the Wattpad Blog.
To join in: read the post and get writing – post your writing on the Weekly Workshop Series Discussion Thread!
The workshops are run by Alice Kuipers, bestselling author of Life on the Refrigerator Door, The Worst Thing She Ever Did and 40 Things I Want To Tell You. Visit her at www.alicekuipers.com:
Week 23 (Missed the earlier writer's workshop? Check the links at the end for every single one!)
With Halloween upon us, this week's workshop has to be all about the spooky night. It'll help us remember that writing is fun. Sometimes as writers we focus too much on end goals, such as publication, or finally finishing the project we're writing. But writing should be, above all, fun. Enjoying getting words on the page is the first step in a very long, challenging process. So, we're going to have a little fun with writing this week by looking at writing a Half-Minute Horror story!
This is a project I took part in a couple of years ago, as did a bunch of very cool and brilliant authors including Lemony Snicket, Margaret Atwood, Neil Gaiman and Joyce Carol Oates. The weblink is here if you're interested in sharing your final result or reading some other half-minute horrors.
The idea is that you write a story that is spooky, scary, (totally in the Halloween mode, hey), that can be read in half a minute. You'd be amazed at how tricky it can be to get down a whole story, hopefully with a spine-tingling twist, so it takes up less than a page or two. Taken from their website, here's a Half-Minute Horror by the wonderful Margaret Atwood. As you can see, it's brilliant, swift, and chilling. A whole story using hardly any words at all. I've included it here so you can see what can be done with this idea:
This week's writing prompt:
Now it's your turn: I'd love to see what you come up with if you dare this week. Write your own Half-Minute Horror.
Post your responses here at the Weekly Workshop Series Discussion Thread! I'll read and give feedback as often as I can.
Here are the links to the first 22 workshops if you want to check those out too:
1: http://blog.wattpad.com/post/23941414637/welcome-to-the-wattpad-workshop-series
2: http://blog.wattpad.com/post/24410490610/wattpad-workshop-series-week-2
3: http://blog.wattpad.com/post/24901511492/wattpad-workshop-series-week-3
4: http://blog.wattpad.com/post/25371027489/wattpad-workshop-series-week-4
5: http://blog.wattpad.com/post/25857539960/wattpad-workshop-series-week-5
6: http://blog.wattpad.com/post/26345198488/wattpad-workshop-series-week-6
7: http://blog.wattpad.com/post/26846380786/wattpad-workshop-series-week-7
8: http://blog.wattpad.com/post/27328608969/wattpad-workshop-week-8
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Chef in the Market brings local Chefs to the market for free demonstrations. Find out how to cook the freshest produce the market has to offer. Eating seasonally, getting to know your food producers, and learning from local chefs are just a few of the benefits of shopping the Bellingham Farmers Market.
Thank you to our 2013 Chef in the Market Sponsors!
May 1711 a.m. Ciao Thyme, Chef Mataio Gillis1 p.m. StrEAT Food, Chef James Pfizer
June 2111 a.m. Chuckanut Manor, Chef Andy Nguyen1 p.m. The Table, Chef Steve Pickell
July 1911 a.m. Lakeway Best Western, Chef Derek Som1 p.m. Inn at Semiahmoo, Chef Eric Truglas
o Aug. 1611 a.m. Bookfare Café, Chef Charles Claassen1 p.m. Boundary Bay Brewery, Chef Ilana Knutson
o Sept. 2011 a.m. Chuckanut Brewery, Chef Joel Shumate1 p.m. Aslan Brewery, Chef Paul Arsenault
Cash is the easiest currency. Many vendors do take debit or credit cards, but you'll get in and out of a booth faster with cash. Also, did you know that Bellingham Farmers Market participates in the SNAP benefits program? If your family qualifies, you can use your EBT card at the Information Booth to receive wooden tokens to purchase fresh foods at the Market. It's a great way to purchase healthy foods for your family and support our local producers!
Saturday Downtown, Depot Market Square, 1100 Railroad Avenue, Bellingham, Introducing 3 new market days January 18, 2014Jan 18, Feb 15, and March 15, 2014Mar 15, 10 am to 3 pm Get Directions
Regular Season market, April 1st, 2013April thru December 25th, 2013Christmas 10 am to 3 pm Get Directions
Wednesday Fairhaven, Village Green, Mill Street, JuneJune thru September 30th, 2009September noon to 5 pm Get Directions