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GLENEAGLES, Scotland (AP) - Spain's Ignacio Garrido and England's Mark Foster will share a three-shot lead going into the final round of the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles as they both seek a first tournament victory since 2003.
Garrido, the overnight leader by a stroke, shot a 3-under 69 in the third round on Saturday but was caught at the top of the leaderboard by Foster, the first-round frontrunner who carded a 68 by picking up all his shots on the par fives.
Two-time Ryder Cup star Thomas Bjorn was the biggest name among the group of players chasing Garrido on an overcast day in central Scotland, but a 71 leaves the veteran Dane alongside Spain's Pablo Larrazabal, Austria's Bernd Weisberger, Ireland's Peter Lawrie and Anthony Kang of the United States on 8 under.
Sixteen players are within five shots of the lead, with the bumpy and uneven nature of the greens on the PGA Centenary course - which will host the 2014 Ryder Cup - ensuring no player has run away with things.
Of the two leaders, Foster is the player in form, coming close with a string of chances this season to end his eight-year drought that goes back to the Dunhill Championship in South Africa.
Foster has held the lead at the French Open, the BMW International Open and the Scottish Open but hasn't managed to finish the job off.
"I've become a serial runner-up guy," said Foster, who hails from the central English town of Worksop, where Lee Westwood was also born.
"I'm going to sound like a new-age guy but I look beyond winning nowadays. I just do the same thing every day and see what happens."
Foster pounced on the long holes, with birdies on Nos. 2, 16 and 18 and eagling No. 9, where he chipped in from 15 feet.
"I made a conscious effort to hit the par fives in two," Foster said. "I didn't make a birdie outside the par fives."
Rather alarmingly for a course set to host the Ryder Cup in three years' time, Garrido - a member of the victorious European team at Valderrama in 1997 - was also unimpressed by the standard of the greens. In 2008, Lee Westwood branded them "awful."
"I don't think they are the best greens on tour ... I think they are harder than other greens but I think if it hadn't have rained as it has these last couple of days they would have been in good shape," Garrido said.
Garrido, who never kicked on after winning the European Tour's flagship PGA Championship at Wentworth in 2003, made five birdies despite struggling off the tee - the last coming at No. 16 where he smashed a driver from the fairway through fierce rain to the heart of the green to set up an eagle chance which he narrowly spurned.
Of the contenders for the 233,000 pounds ($380,000) first prize, the 68s made by Foster and Weisberger were the lowest scores of the day.
Seeking a 12th victory and a second of the year, Bjorn was erratic for much of his round but also birdied No. 16 to ensure he is still in contention.
Kang, the only American in the 67 players remaining, followed up a second-round 66 with a 69. After a poor 2011 so far, the Korean-born player is in 170th position in the Race to Dubai standings and needs a high finish at Gleneagles to keep his card for next season.
Defending champion Edoardo Molinari of Italy is eight shots off the lead after a 69, and home favorite and tournament chairman Colin Montgomerie slipped away after a 77, leaving him on 4 over.


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But why aren't they physically beautiful? Because society says that is not a beautiful body? Can you honestly tell me you would feel that there are bodies that aren't beautiful if you grew up in a society that was much different than ours? One that didn't have an ideal body shape and that accepted everyone as they are? So it's fat that makes people less attractive? Perhaps it's just unpleasant to your eyes. But then again, couldn't you argue that you feel that way just because of the society you grew up in? I don't see how that makes any difference in what a person looks like. As long as the person is healthy and love the body that they have I don't see any reason why they can't have a beautiful body. I'm not trying to shove my views down your throat, I am just trying to say that I think everyone is beautiful and I will NEVER tell someone that they are ugly.
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Been thinking about Skull Kid and Majora's Mask. The more I think about it, the more I realize what a wonderful game it really is in context of the series. It's a game about alienation, loneliness and the importance of friendship, and in its own strange way it just may be the saddest and most personal Zelda game.
If you love a flower, don't pick it up. Because if you pick it up it dies and it ceases to be what you love. So if you love a flower, let it be. Love is not about possession. Love is about appreciation.
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Visibility shrank to less than half a football field and small-particle pollution soared to a record 40 times higher than an international safety standard in one northern Chinese city as the region entered its high-smog season.
The manager for U.S. jazz singer Patti Austin, meanwhile, said the singer had cancelled a concert in Beijing because of an asthma attack likely linked to pollution.
Winter typically brings the worst air pollution to northern China because of a combination of weather conditions and an increase in the burning of coal for homes and municipal heating systems, which usually starts on a specific date. For the large northern city of Harbin, the city's heating systems kicked in on Sunday, and on Monday visibility there was less than 50 metres, according to state media. (AP/AFP Photos)
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This week is sausage and chips and I now hate sausages with an unbridled passion more intense than a frankfurter covered in english mustard. For years it was Chilli every monday (without rice), until breaking point when we all lost our shit and Marcus sought refuge in the banger. That point is close once more.
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The stunning 2010 Insignia, which is now in bottle, was made from 84% Cabernet Sauvignon, 10% Petit Verdot and the rest Merlot and Malbec. 11,060 cases were produced, and it achieved 14.9% natural alcohol. A gorgeously intense bouquet of lead pencil shavings, spring flowers, black currants, blackberries, and subtle smoke and foresty aromas jumps from the glass of this full-bodied, rich, concentrated wine with soft tannins, a multidimensional mouthfeel, and a long, rich finish displaying well-integrated acidity, tannin, alcohol and wood. This beauty is one of the top Insignias produced over recent years.
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Bright, deep red. Captivating violet lift to the aromas of cassis, minerals, bitter chocolate, licorice and sexy oak; I would have guessed this had a good deal of cabernet franc. Then extremely primary on the palate, but already showing a seductive sugar/acid balance. Boasts lovely clarity and lift to its dark fruit, minerals and bitter chocolate flavors. Finishes with a serious brace of tongue-dusting tannins and outstandingly subtle, juicy persistence. A brilliant showing considering it was bottled just a month prior to my visit: eight or ten years in the cellar may well bring an even higher score. A year ago, I preferred the 2009, but this evolved beautifully during its final months of elevage. Director of winemaker Damian Parker always destems the fruit but typically ferments with some whole berries. 94(+?)
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Oklahoma City — There have been times during these playoffs, even as the Heat trudged toward the NBA Finals, when its play hasn't been the most pleasant viewing. And, at times, in particular, it has been tough to watch Dwyane Wade.
Sure, for some spurts, he has looked like himself, the guard who terrorized the league at the highest level, with his frightening, lightning first step, his unbreakable will, his unshakable belief, and his unbelievable, practically unprecedented body control.
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GameMaker Player, the digital store that YoYo Games announced earlier this month, has officially launched as part of the latest Early Access build of GameMaker Studio. Developers can now export their GameMaker Studio games to GameMaker Player from directly within the engine itself. There is currently no limit to the numbers of games you can upload but this is set to change in the near future.Read More »
Today YoYo Games, the developers of GameMaker Studio, officially announced their plan to replace the GameMaker Sandbox with a digital store. While the sandbox used to be a popular destination for gamers and developers alike, in recent years it has been neglected by YoYo Games and subsequently become obsolete.
GameMaker Sandbox is being replaced with a new service called GameMaker Player. Read on for more information.Read More »
YoYo Games, the developers of GameMaker Studio, have posted a new tech blog article discussing how to properly scale games to fit various devices and resolutions.
The two-part series, aimed at intermediate and experienced users, focuses on manipulating the GUI layer and views using the GameMaker language.Read More »
Cavern Kings by Vine has raised $14,751 on the popular crowdfunding website Kickstarter.
The game itself is an infinite action platform inspired by the likes of indie titles Super Crate Box and Risk of Rain, both of which were also built using the GameMaker engine. Cavern Kings features randomized levels and creatures, and an excessive amount of explosions.Read More »
Volunteers have been moderating the official GameMaker community forum since before YoYo Games acquired the engine and platform. They are not paid for the time and effort they spend keeping the forum safe and tidy, and are subsequently not employed by YoYo Games.
However, apparent confusion caused by the naming of the "Retired Staff" group (staff inferring an unwanted connection to YoYo Games) has led YoYo Games head of development Mike Dailly to demote all non-active moderators.Read More »
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The ethereal strings lure you into feelings of moving gracefully across undisturbed dustings of swirling snowflakes. The dilcid, harmonic voices lure you closer like sirens upon the weathered shores of a far off land. UFO's pulsate light in time with chimes while hanging effortlessly in the sky except for the chugging belches of exhaust, as if placed with great care at dusk to live as silhouettes against the fiery, emblazoned sky. You crest a hill to lay eyes upon a haphazardly constructed house in the distance. A maze of floors, rooms, all shapes of windows conjuring thoughts of Escher and Burton. As you step in slow motion across the snow-kissed plain to the funhouse estate ahead, the ground gives way and you land hard in a chugging funhouse of freaks of singing strained chords, costumed as aliens and sea creatures who laugh through snarls ducking in and out of the shadows cast by a singular light above you. In the shadows you glimpse human canvases being painted ravenously while a full orchestra plays dissonantly over the whole, surreal scene.
This is the first two tracks of The Red Paintings' new album 'The Revolution is Never Coming.'
Performer Trash McSweeney has helmed The Red Paintings since "the dawn of the new millennium." After suffering a near-fatal seizure, he created this performance group of rotating cast members and has since been creating, producing, and performing some of the most elaborate music and stage shows ever.
I will admit that upon a first listen to TRP's first LP since 2004, I wasn't quite sure what I was listening to. I grabbed on to tracks like "Vampires Are Chasing Us", "Wasps", and the album's title track, but it didn't sink in until a second focused listen that I realized I was listening to something not just written, performed, and produced, but something meticulously and deliberately designed and orchestrated.
With most groups you get a sense of continuity. There is an area in which the band plays, a range of orchestration. This is not the case with TRP. Five years in the making, the LP includes performances from a 35-piece orchestra, a 22-piece choir, harp players, French horn players, some theremin accompaniment, and the usual drums, guitar, bass, etc. This is an album funded almost entirely from fan donations, too. Boy, do they just love their Trash.
The album is a jarring and uncertain listen. If taken track by track sequentially, the weird drop I described earlier is the dramatic shift from "Vampires Are Chasing Us" to "Dead Children", tracks one and two, is jolting and unnerving as much of the album is. The listener is lulled in to a realm of safety, security, and soothed by the beautifully orchestrated strings and voices before being shoved in to a mad cacophony of a musical circus in the second track. This album feels like a journey between innocuous moments of enjoyable music only to be interrupted by the high tension terror of exploring what that noise was in any slasher flick. You never know when it's safe to come out.
The Red Paintings and Trash McSweeney are not just musicians. The kind of care that goes in to such a powerful album punctuated by masterfully composed orchestral accomaniment balanced by NIN/30 Seconds to Mars rock moments is not limited to the auditory. The live shows of The Red Paintings are legendary. Human canvases being painted during the show by local artists? Studio-quality elaborate costuming? Video accompaniment for every show? Yes. As you can see, the creative and powerful vision that goes in to Trash's music is not limited to the auditory.
As I said, this is not usually the type of music I seek out, but it took but two plays of the album and I began to appreciate the wonder of the layered orchestration involved in its creation. Music has always been magic to me. I can't play anything, so seeing and hearing a musician and producer create something so intricate and so incredibly creative, even if it isn't necessarily my favorite genre, is awe-inspiring. This is a group creating art at a very high level and if it doesn't garner your fandom it at the very least deserves a listen and some respect. 'The Revolution is Never Coming' is great singers, producers, and musicians at the top of their game, coming together to create something that makes me feel something. I think I'll let the late Bryan Carlstrom (Alice in Chains, Rob Zombie) who recorded and mixed the album sum it up for me:
"In my entire 30 year career I've not mixed such a diverse, colourful and emotionally dynamic album such as this, it's like a 21st century War of the Worlds."
That about does it right there, I think.
Like it or not, you have to respect it, and to do so you have to listen to it. 'The Revolution is Never Coming' will be released September 30 via The End Records. Check out the single "wasps" below. This is one of the most ornately designed and produced albums of the year, in any genre, and if you appreciate music as we do here, you will know the quality of what you're hearing even if it isn't the kind of thing you gravitate to. It is so worth a listen.


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Disobedience: Not one, but 50 clergy — most of them ordained in the United Methodist Church — preside over the marriage of two men, which is disallowed under church law.
A wedding under the palm trees will soon be possible for gay Americans, as Hawaii's Senate is expected to pass a gay marriage bill today, the last legislative step before the governor signs a bill.
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Vatican ambassador to U.S. bishops: Francis' priorities should be your priorities. David Gibson reports that the message, ease up on the ideology guys, will play well with at least some. Cardinal Dolan, who heads up the U.S. bishops conference, seemed to strike a similar tone, imploring his club to focus attention on violations of liberty abroad.
Dolan instead asked the bishops to "broaden our horizon" and recognize that their own domestic concerns "pale in comparison" to the suffering of Christians in the Middle East and elsewhere "who are experiencing lethal persecution on a scale that defies belief."
At the same time, a Reuter's report has Dolan striking a defensive note on the bishops treatment of the poor.
Gibson is your eyes and ears at the bishops conference in Baltimore this week. #USCCB13 He asks a non-conference-related question this morning.
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Another reason to listen to Francis: Church attendance in Italy has risen molto, Eric Lyman reports. (Not to mention that "Francesco" is suddenly the #1 name for newborn Italian boys.)
The Vatican will display the bones of St. Peter for the very first time, to mark the end of the Year of Faith.
A N.J. prosecutor slammed Newark Archbishop John J. Myers for failing to police child sex abuser Michael Fugee. Prosecutor:
If something like this were to ever happen again, I have no intention of relying on the archdiocese to monitor these priests
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Jacques sat down with Abby Huntsman at the HuffPost Live studios. They chatted about the best chocolate treats to gift for Easter (or to keep for yourself!).
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News 12 Brooklyn paid a visit to the Dumbo store for their story on Easter chocolate sales. From giant chocolate roosters to chocolate eggs and chocolate covered Peeps, they covered it all! Watch their report here.
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Vincent ~ Don McLean
Don McLean is an American singer-songwriter.
As a young teenager, McLean became interested in folk music, particularly the Weavers' 1955 recording At Carnegie Hall. Childhood asthma meant that McLean missed long periods of school, and although he slipped back in his studies, his love of music was allowed to flourish. He often performed shows for family and friends. By age 16 he had bought his first guitar (a Harmony acoustic archtop with a sunburst finish) and begun making contacts in the music business, becoming friends with folk singer Erik Darling, a member of the Weavers. McLean recorded his first studio sessions (with singer Lisa Kindred) while still in prep school.
McLean graduated from Iona Preparatory School in 1963, and briefly attended Villanova University, dropping out after four months. While at Villanova he became friends with singer/songwriter Jim Croce.
After leaving Villanova, McLean became associated with famed folk music agent Harold Leventhal, and for the next six years performed at venues and events including the Bitter End and the Gaslight Cafe in New York, the Newport Folk Festival, the Cellar Door in Washington, D.C., and the Troubadour in Los Angeles. Concurrently, McLean attended night school at Iona College and received a Bachelors degree in Business Administration in 1968. He turned down a scholarship to Columbia University Graduate School in favour of becoming resident singer at Caffè Lena in Saratoga Springs, NY.
In 1968, with the help of a grant from the New York State Council on the Arts, McLean began reaching a wider public, with visits to towns up and down the Hudson River. He learned the art of performing from his friend and mentor Pete Seeger. McLean accompanied Seeger on his Clearwater boat trip up the Hudson River in 1969 to protest environmental pollution in the river. During this time McLean wrote songs that would appear on his first album, Tapestry. McLean co-edited the book Songs and Sketches of the First Clearwater Crew with sketches by Thomas B. Allen for which Pete Seeger wrote the foreword. Seeger and McLean sang "Shenandoah" on the 1974 Clearwater album.
In 1961 Don's father died. Don had also been profoundly affected by the deaths of both Buddy Holly and John F. Kennedy. These events would influence him in later life.
Vincent (Starry Starry Night)
The song clearly demonstrates a deep-seated admiration for not only the work of van Gogh, but also for the man himself. The song includes references to his landscape works, in lines such as "sketch the trees and the daffodils" and "morning fields of amber grain" – which describe the amber wheat that features in several paintings. There are also several lines that may allude to van Gogh's self-portraits: perhaps in "weathered faces lined in pain / are soothed beneath the artist's loving hand", McLean is suggesting that van Gogh may have found some sort of consolation in creating portraits of himself. There is, too, a single line describing van Gogh's most famous set of works, Sunflowers. "Flaming flowers that brightly blaze" not only draws on the luminous orange and yellow colours of the painting, but also creates powerful images of the sun itself, flaming and blazing, being contained within the flowers and the painting.
In the first two choruses, McLean pays tribute to van Gogh by reflecting on his lack of recognition: "They would not listen / they did not know how / perhaps they'll listen now." In the final Chorus, McLean says "They would not listen / They're not listening still / Perhaps they never will." This is the story of van Gogh: unrecognised as an artist until after his death. The lyrics suggest that van Gogh was trying to "set [people] free" with the message in his work. McLean feels that this message was made clear to him: "And now I understand what you tried to say to me," he sings. Perhaps it is this eventual understanding that inspired McLean to write the song.
It is also thought that the song intends to portray van Gogh's tough relationship with his family. They were a wealthy family who did not accept him for his schizophrenia ("for they could not love you") and never understood his will to help the poor. It is thought that van Gogh felt that in killing himself he would make the point to his parents. This is seen in the line "Perhaps they'll listen now."
There are also references to van Gogh's sanity and his suicide. Throughout his life, van Gogh was plagued with mental disorders, particularly depression. He "suffered for his sanity" and eventually "took [his] life, as lovers often do." In theory, the word "lover" puts into context how McLean saw the relationship of van Gogh with his art — a relationship of love. This love was strong enough for van Gogh to persevere with his art even without acceptance from his contemporaries: "For they could not love you, but still your love was true."
Another theory is that the lines refer to van Gogh's sordid relationship with Paul Gauguin, with whom he had, as with many others, a complex sort of relationship, which was so intense as to lead Van Gogh to think it rational to cut off a part of his left earlobe as a sign of cutting Gauguin out of his life and heart. That led Gauguin, who had also had severe bouts of depression and suicidal tendencies, to distance himself from van Gogh, tumbling the already troubled artist into a schizophrenic depression, the theoretical straw that broke the camel's back.
Vincent – Don McLean
Starry, starry night.
Paint your palette blue and grey,
Look out on a summer's day,
With eyes that know the darkness in my soul.
Shadows on the hills,
Sketch the trees and the daffodils,
Catch the breeze and the winter chills,
In colors on the snowy linen land.
Now I understand what you tried to say to me,
How you suffered for your sanity,
How you tried to set them free.
They would not listen, they did not know how.
Perhaps they'll listen now.
Starry, starry night.
Flaming flowers that brightly blaze,
Swirling clouds in violet haze,
Reflect in Vincent's eyes of china blue.
Colors changing hue, morning field of amber grain,
Weathered faces lined in pain,
Are soothed beneath the artist's loving hand.
Now I understand what you tried to say to me,
How you suffered for your sanity,
How you tried to set them free.
They would not listen, they did not know how.
Perhaps they'll listen now.
For they could not love you,
But still your love was true.
And when no hope was left in sight
On that starry, starry night,
You took your life, as lovers often do.
But I could have told you, Vincent,
This world was never meant for one
As beautiful as you.
Starry, starry night.
Portraits hung in empty halls,
Frameless head on nameless walls,
With eyes that watch the world and can't forget.
Like the strangers that you've met,
The ragged men in the ragged clothes,
The silver thorn of bloody rose,
Lie crushed and broken on the virgin snow.
Now I think I know what you tried to say to me,
How you suffered for your sanity,
How you tried to set them free.
They would not listen, they're not listening still.
Perhaps they never will…
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The City of Lawton has set the hours of 6-8pm as the official 'Trick or Treating' time frame. Now that we know when, let's think about how we can keep our family safe on this 'All Hallows Eve'. 1 Always Trick or Treat with an Adult or in a Group Never let your [...]
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The 'Resident Evil' video game franchise is one of the most successful of all-time, selling over 61 million units since the first game made its debut on the Sony PlayStation in 1996. The game series was so popular it spawned an equally lucrative film franchise, which includes five movies (and a sixth on the way) that have grossed almost $1 billion worldwide. But, would all that have happened if Gwyneth Paltrow had starred in the movie? Because that almost happened. Find out more about that, and other scary scoop from the 'Resident Evil' movies is this week's horrifying You Think You Know Movies? episode!
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text: Cantina Vinopolis 1 Bank End, London, SE1 9BU +44 2036417714 (3.9) Mediterranean Reserve Overview Countries Countries(14) Location Average Main Course £15 Food Spend £30 Hours of Operation: Monday - Wednesday: 18:00 - 22:15 Thursday: 12:00 - 15:00 & 18:00 - 22:15 Friday & Saturday: 12:00 - 22:15 Sunday: 12:00 - 15:00 A great night with great food & wine = A great night with great friends ! Emmanuelle Jugon 22 August 2013 From London View all 14 reviews More about Cantina Vinopolis Nestled beneath Victorian railway arches, Cantina Vinopolis offers a fashionable take on traditional Mediterranean recipes. Connected to a wine museum, Cantina Vinopolis is recognised as offering one of London's most accomplished cellars.Crafted by Moges Wolde, the Cantina Vinopolis menu showcases rich, wholesome and colourful flavour combinations. As well as fresh pasta dishes and European staples, enjoy dishes like spinach and mozzarella-stuffed chicken, or sea bass with marinated fennel and French beans.Lofty vaulted ceilings and sweeping glass walls make for an inspiring setting, where guests can enjoy a blend from Cantina Vinopolis restaurant's knowledgeably sourced wine stocks. Boasting extensive praise and a string of AA Notable Wine List awards, an eclectic cellar at Cantina Vinopolis London Bridge compiles rare sherries, ports and dessert wines.With the foodie haven of Borough Market on its doorstep, Cantina Vinopolis in London is perfectly in tune with the local gourmet buzz. London Bridge Station is a 5-minute walk away. Great Offers! Delivered direct to your inbox. No registration required! 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Top Boy
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About the Show
A thrilling and raw drama about young lives lived on the edge in east London - an honest and gripping rendition of inner-city drug and gang culture
Series 2 Summary
Ronan Bennett's Bafta-nominated drama returns for a second four-part series, as the worlds of organised crime, property development and corporate greed collide on the Summerhouse Estate.
Episode 1
Charming, sexy and clever, 27-year-old Dushane has finally made it as 'Top Boy', and is moving into the big time with boss Joe. But Dushane's former right-hand man Sully is now a potentially dangerous rival with a new partner-in-crime, violent and volatile Mike.
When the police discover the body of arch-rival Kamale, Dushane, Sully and Dris are arrested for the murder, and Dushane meets beautiful and smart solicitor Rhianna who proves to be more than a match for the police.
With trials for the district youth squad coming up, 15-year-old Ra'Nell is keeping his head down, but his best friend Gem gets caught up in events that he can't control. Ra'Nell's mother Lisa makes a new start after her nervous breakdown by running a hair salon with her friend Zoe. But a conversation with a property developer proves troubling...
Episode 2
Dushane visits Joe in hospital and learns from his injured partner that their drugs were stolen by a gang of Albanians.
Sully and Mike are asked to carry out a hit. Sully reveals that their target is someone very close to home, but things don't go as planned.
Following Dushane's earlier arrest, the police are everywhere on Summerhouse Estate. Nevaeh, R'Marni and Michael, the younger members of Dushane's crew, take a precautionary break from dealing drugs, and go on a shoplifting spree.
Disastrously, Michael is arrested and placed under intense questioning from police.
Ruthless entrepreneur Vincent forces Gem to skip school and deliver drugs for him, while Ra'Nell's mother Lisa is shocked to learn that developers plan to buy every property in the street.
Episode 3
Rafe rescues his brother Jermaine held captive by Sully and Mike and vows to take revenge.
Gem is terrified when a drug delivery he is making for Vincent goes wrong. He turns to best friend Ra'Nell for help to confront Vincent.
Dris hears that Kayla, a witness to Kamale's murder, is being questioned by the police. Dushane asks Rhianna to intervene.
Desperate, Sully asks Jason to arrange a meeting for him with Dushane.
Episode 4
Solicitor Rhianna represents Kayla but warns Dushane that she is likely to talk to the police.
Following Vincent's brutal attack on Ra'Nell, Lisa is forced to turn to Dushane for help. And Gem's father, Mr Mustapha, decides to deal with Vincent in his own way.
Dushane and Sully resume an uneasy partnership. Discovering a novel entrance into the Albanians' warehouse, they prepare an attack to retrieve the stolen drugs - but it's a plan that leads to shocking and tragic consequences.
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"If a clock could count down to the moment you meet your soul mate, would you want to know?"
omg yes
lol yes, so then i can shave.
reblog it everytime, cause it's so stunning.
I LOVED this movie
Sometimes I feel like this show is documenting Steve's slow decline into a mental break.
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we're standing on a planet traveling 66,000 mph around a sun traveling 500,000 mph in a galaxy traveling 1,300,000 mph in our universe so don't tell me i haven't moved all day
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Hello out there to all my followers. I've been quiet on posting new things to tumblr for a while, but with good reason: I've been beta testing for FiftyThree's new Pencil! I have a backlog of sketches that I'll be posting a couple of per day made using this new tool. I miss pressure sensitivity, however, the new smudge tool opens up so many new possibilities, the build quality is so high, and the connection method is so natural that I'm likely to pick one up!


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In shock news, it has emerged that recent record-breaking increases in particle ring energy achieved at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) - the most powerful atomsmasher ever assembled by the human race - have caused a hyperdimensional portal leading to an inhabited parallel universe to open up deep beneath Switzerland, in what …
I for one...
welcome the arrival of our 5th dimensional overlords
OH EMM JEE EN OH EE ESS Exclaimation
We've already had the Google People Ad's story, which is OBVIOUSLY false, so this MUST BE REAL!
Quick! Begin end-of-life-as-we-know-it copulation with random women, before it's too late! (As is every nerd's Apocalypse fantasy).
My crowbar is ready
And I await, holding my breath, for an opportunity to pry a real working pulse rifle from a Combine soldier's dead fingers.
I for one...
welcome the fact that it's 01/04/10!
Very good!
Almost believable until the last few paragraphs!
I'm working in an office - where the fuck am i supposed to get a crowbar from?
Go with the fire axe.
Re: improvise
Don't be ridiculous, I'd have to submit a safety non-conformance report. We audit fires here and submit the results to a committee before they can be tackled. Difficult on a bank haoliday weekend.
Aaaargh I knew it!! The tinfoilers were right!!!!
Cyanide pill......check
HEV suit............check
Bring it oooowwwwnnn!!!!
I wondered when this would happen
May I be the one hundred and first person to welcome our pan-dimensional poisson d'avril masters.
Wasn't this from a short story by...
H. P. Lovecraft?
Wasn't this from a short story by...
I thought it was L Ron Hubbard ?
L. Ron Hubcap
never wrote a word of fiction!
Nice try, but no Cigar
The post is required, and must contain letters.
Must have been running Linux!.
I blame Mr Gordon!
Grey Knights already been there and gone.
LHC now offline and stupid boffins causing the rift terminated.
They coming for you next for such a lame prank.
FAIL.... and you know why I *know* this is a fake story? There's no mention of collaptic im/explosions and therefore it's obviously a total fake.
Next time get your facts (and terminology) correct Mr Page - your reputation as a world class reporter on high level physics will suffer otherwise.
Thanks for the Tale, Lewis, ...
"It is thought that members of the elite Swiss police "Stern" tactical unit descended into the underground complex housing the ATLAS experiment early this morning, and have not returned." ..... Oops :-) ...... Anyone got a Rabbit Wormhole Map?
Gordon Freeman....
...is on standby with his crowbar in case of any further issues.
Did Rodney McKay step through?
CERN forces? Pah!
Shouldn't they be calling UNIT led by Capt'n. Jack to deal with the monsters from the Id?
CERN?? Amateurs!! I might just as well adopt the brace position and rely on the 4000 holes in Blackburn to deflect the reverse polarity of the neutron flow, until our pan-dimensional overlords reach Lancashire.
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you tossers
you've gone a bit overboard with this one
have a happy day
btw: been following the LHC lately: last night they managed some more collisions. Looks like Beam 2 is always acting funny.
"Gordon Freeman... It IS you isn't it?"
"Yes, how did you guess?"
"Well, it could be the hazmat suit... but personally, I was tipped off by the fact that you were carrying a rocket launcher; a machine gun; two pistols; a nuclear-powered-vacuum-cleaner thing; a satchel of laser mines, grenades and high explosives, and a living-alien-claw that shoots bugs... Are you here to help the Horde? - No wait! Wrong game!"
What would Gordon do?
I'm just glad I stocked up on crowbars and EVC suits yesterday.
Damn you, Lewis!
I was really hoping that the supersymmetry bit was true.
So, anyway, are we talking headcrabs here, or Cacodaemons?
Grenade, for obvious reasons.
That's the obvious one out of the way
Now to catch the more plausible ones.
I shouldn't be saying this
But the President has summoned me directly. Thank God Will Smith is back onside. We'll need him for the next couple of Independance Days.
With my brains and your brawn we'll make an excellent team
I laughed. Very good :)
Portal or mirror
If it was a super symmetry event or mirror could this mean that 'those' (or is it us) on the other side are preparing a response the same as ours.
I am writing the same article simultaneously? or is it you?
I'm sceptical
There are all sorts of hoaxes going around today for some reason. I think we need some kind of Playmobil-based proof.
Obvious question...
...is Gordon still in there?
Not bad - a little wildly over the top...
It contains just enough eye-glazing information to numb the brain and a recent topic with plenty of controversy to get the nutjobs foaming at the mouth.
I'm still watching out for the believable AFD story though...
......mm... pizza...
Be thankful this can only happen once a year........ (is there a pizza delivery waiting at the portal....) :)
Are we sure....
... that the LHC isn't a part of the Black Mesa or Aperture Science operations?
In which case.. will there be cake?
Yawn. Pinch, Punch etc.
we've all been playing Half Life, and quipping about the LHC for too long for this to be remotely regarded as amusing
Now where did I put that....
Crowbars at the ready guys, it won't be long before the Xen hoards break through the insufficiant human special forces and the geeks will have to mop up the mess with a handy stick of metal and a zero point energy field manipulator.
Grenade for obvious reasons.
Send for SG-1
Doom or Stargate?
The image used looks a lot like stargate but your story comes straight outta Deimos and Phobos.
where is my crowbar!
oh god! i didnt wear enough tinfoil im sure of it.
Dr Dark Energy, your the only one who could save us but arnt the gov'munt going to shut down el'Reg for posting such an important story?
I have been waiting for this all morning - thanks Lewis
A full-power blast of
anti helium-4+2lambda atoms borrowed from RHIC - see http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/03/05/negative_strangeness/ - should see the extradimensional invaders off
Are you Dan Brown ?
No further comment
About time
I welcome our new transdimensional overlords...they cannot possibly do a worse job than what we have now anyway and they are fresh!
This 2m blue door...
My Great Uncle lost a 2m peacock blue circular door when serving on USS Eldridge in 1943. I'm putting a claim in.
It's all been training.. till now
I've got me an Orange suit and a crowbar... Let me at em....
that means the Carbon Freezing device I bought off Firebox won't be coming anytime soon then!
*shakes fist*
Anyone know what the HALF-LIFE of one of these is? How long will it last?
No Reg No!
You shouldn't publish news like this on April 1st, some people might think it's an April Fool
I for one welcome our new inter-dimensional overlords
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Utah's gymnastics team wasn't completely shut out of the Pac-12 Championships Saturday as sophomore Corrie Lothrop won the all-around with a 39.625 and freshman Georgia Dabritz won the uneven bars with a 9.95.
Lothrop posted 9.9s on everything but the uneven bars, where she earned a 9.925.
"I was just glad to do my routines the way I've been practicing them," Lothrop said. "I wanted to contribute as much as I could to the team."
Lothrop leads the Utes with 12 wins and Dabritz has 11, tying senior Stephanie McAllister.
Dabritz was named the conference's Freshman of the Year.
"We are humbled by those kinds of things," Utah coach Greg Marsden said. "This conference has a lot of talented freshmen, but we feel we have a pretty special one, too."
More Pac-12 honors
Oregon State's Leslie Mak was the Gymnast of the Year and UCLA coach Valorie Kondos Field was the Coach of the Year. … McAllister, a three-time All-American, was named the Pac-12 Scholar Athlete of the Year. McAllister has a 3.618 cumulative GPA in mass communication.
Write it down
Kondos Field, who said she couldn't remember a conference meet as close as Saturday's, predicted four teams from the Pac-12 would make the Super Six at the NCAA Championships.
"Put that in writing," she said.
Hearing her prediction, Marsden thought of the SEC and replied, "I'd love for her to be right, but there might be some teams from another conference who want to challenge that."
Saturday's event marked the first gymnastics competition Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott has attended in person. Scott said the league asked Utah to host the competition because the school was known for its following.
"We are always looking for great stages to showcase our championships," he said.
Saturday's meet will be televised by FSN and will air in Utah on ROOT on March 30 at 1:30 p.m. and March 31 at 11:30 a.m.
Scott said he envisions gymnastics will be one of several sports that will be televised on the league's network in the future.
"We see it as a major sport for that," he said.
In other news, Scott said he expects some basketball teams will schedule Big Ten teams as early as 2013-14 as part of the conferences' agreement.
The league will announce the schedules for the first three weeks of football no later than June, Scott said.


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There is nothing more amazing than the local church when it is firing on all cylinders.
This Sunday we began a series based around the themes from the book "{w}hole" by Lisa Whittle. The book is amazing and I highly recommend you get your own copy. If you are a Pastor or leader in your church I highly recommend you consider teaching a month on these concepts.
After the service as I spoke with various people I noticed a woman patiently waiting to speak with me. I ended the conversation I was in and said hello. What happened next rocked my world.
She began to share that she has never gone to church because she's been extremely skeptical of Christians and religion. She detailed to me a lifetime of abuse she has endured. One of the people in her life that hurt her trusted Christ two years ago and experienced a "radical transformation". She said that this so-called transformation only hardened her own heart toward God as she believed this person was faking this life change. A little while later she had a child. The experience of becoming a parent got her thinking about "What if there really is a God who really is a father in heaven?" Still she resisted for another year and a half. Her husband had even visited Captivate a year ago and she refused to attend.
Fast forward to this past Sunday…she had rejected many invitations to church but for some reason she felt that this Sunday was the day.
In tears she detailed for me how she was treated with honor by our VIP team from the parking lot to her seat. She said that she felt at peace with leaving her child in the care of our kids teams. She loved that we were so focused on Christ and down to earth with one another. She didn't notice any pretense or judgement from our people. She felt genuinely loved by our people and she said that she kept up with the entire message and realized that she was caught up in her own 'role' issues. She trusted Christ as Savior this Sunday!
The story got better.
By this time my new friend is in tears and apologizing for blabbering. I assured her that I was gaining more than she knew from her story. She went on to say that she went up to our connection table to inquire about an upcoming event with Lisa Whittle. She informed our VIP team member in charge that she couldn't afford the ticket and wanted to see if her name could be put on a list. During the service I made the announcement: "If you can't afford it, please let us know. We will find a way to get you in." I also announced "If you want to help others to go, buy tickets for those who can't afford one." Well, she couldn't afford one and while she was explaining this to our connections person, a woman behind her in line spoke up and said "I'll buy your ticket for you."
Again this woman broke down as she recounted this story! She told me "I have never felt loved like this."
Later when I found out who bought her the ticket I went to thank them for being Jesus to her. The lady who bought the ticket said "I just felt compelled to help." I shared a small part of the woman's story and this Good Samaritan said "I had no idea… I thought she was a regular attendee who I didn't know." We were both blessed in that moment that God had worked so mightily for this woman.
The reality is that this woman's life was rocked by Jesus this Sunday. She met Christ, she was loved by Christ's people and she was blessed by a great act of love from a complete stranger.
I'm so excited that Captivate Church exists for people like this woman. I'm so excited to know that she now has a very different picture of what the local church can be. I'm excited that she will get to meet and hear Lisa Whittle at the beginning of next month and be surrounded by a room full of Christian women who are all pursuing Jesus and filling their holes together.
This type of story completely humbles me and makes me eternally thankful for Christ and HIS local church called Captivate!
We have a few tickets left for our Sunday event, March 4, 2012, with Barna Books author and Proverbs 31 ministry coordinator, Lisa Whittle. If you'd like to check out this exclusive event and consider joining us, check it out here: http://captivatechurch.com/#/events/lisa-whittle