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Gamba Goma - PSG 7+ Million
Gamba Goma - PSG 7+ Million
Well you will find out ....NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
July 2012- Stepping Stones
Hello and welcome to another edition of Sky Sports Future Stars.
Andy: Hello I am Andy Gray, and with me today for this Special transfer edition of Future Stars, is Mr Personality himself, Alan Shearer.
Alan: Hello Andy, thanks for inviting me on today. I know for myself that transfer windows can be stressful, you have your agent telling you one thing, your manager, team mates and the papers telling you something different.
Andy: It's great to get your expert advice Alan.
Alan: I think a few of our stars could be moving in this window, they have had time to establish themselves and we have already seen that Steve Duffy has been recruited for Blackpools Premier League campaign.
Andy: Right now he is our Most Expensive Future Star, and he could have a really big season for Blackpool.
Alan: I think it is a make or break season for the youngster, and I have every faith in the lad.
Andy: Well before we look at the transfers Alan who do you think has shown the most potential so far?
Alan: Well Bjorn Bjornsson at Bolton seems to have had the most first team action at the highest level, and looks like he could be a star, but i really like the look of the big Zambian Gamba Goma. I just think he may have moved a bit too young.
Andy: So let's hope we can see him play more...prehaps on loan at a championship club.
Alan: That would be perfect for the youngster.
1st July 2012
Alan: A news report just in from Richard Keys who is in Italy for us.
Richard: Hello Alan, I hope you are keeping my seat warm for me.
Alan: I certainly am Richard.
Richard: News in from Italy. Triestina have delayed the decision about Lorenzos Co-Ownership agreement for another year, which means he will be staying at the club for the remainder of the 2012/2013 season unless both Triestina and Lecce accept an offer for their respective shares in the youngster.
5th July 2012
Andy: It has been rumoured that Long Tym Quaker may be leaving Tenerife for Bari or Almeria, of Serie A and Liga BBVA respectively.
6th July 2012
Alan: Good news for one star, and not so good for another. Which first Andy?
Andy: Good news first Alan.
Alan: Zaragoza of Liga BBVA have had a loan offer for Udinese's Mundungus Shacklebolt accepted. No fee will be paid, and it is up to Shacklebolt to accept the offer, if he wants to try his luck in Spain.
Andy: He has also been told that if he accepts the move he will be seeing more first team football in Spain than he currently is at Udinese.
Andy: And the bad news Alan?
Alan: The young lad from Bolton who I tipped earlier has suffered an Injury Setback and will be out for around 4 weeks with a Sports Hernia. Andy I have had one of those myself. It certainly can not be trained with, unless you like a popping sensation in your leg when you go to kick the ball.
Andy: That means Bjornsson will miss most of pre-season, it will be interesting to see how he recovers from this. The curse of the commentator has shown its face here.
8th July 2012
"Wenger has stepped down as Arsenal Manager and has accepted the French National Job"
9th July 2012
Andy: More news from Italy, which means more news from Richard Keys.
Alan: How is Italy Richard?
Richard: I am enjoying it thank you very much, they really do have the best food. Which is why you can't blame Eighteen Rabbit, for his interest in a role at Atalanta.
Andy: We have heard about that interest, but we hear you have more news for us.
Richard: Yes Atalanta have had a £6million offer accepted by USBCO, and it is just up to Rabbit to agree personal terms with the club.
Alan: That is likely?
Richard: Yes, we have heard that Rabbit is in Italy now, and meeting with the club later this afternoon to discuss contract terms.
Andy: Thank you once again for the most up to date news Richard, and enjoy that food.
Richard: Thank you, I will!
10th July 2012
Andy: Back to Richard In Italy.
Richard: We have some more news.
Alan: Is it an arrival or a departure?
Richard: Sadly a departure, although it may not be a permanent one. Mundungus Shacklebolt has accepted the loan offer from Zaragoza, even though there was reported interest from Espanyol.
Andy: We understand he will be there until the end of the season.
Richard: That is right Andy. We will see if he has more luck in Spain than he has had here in Italy.
11th July 2012
Andy: Once again we are with Richard Keys.
Richard: This is starting to become less of a holiday.
Alan: So what is the news Richard?
Richard: Atalanta have officially unveiled Eighteen Rabbit as their new signing. USBCO receiving a record fee of £6million for the youngster. It will be in instalments over 18 months and they will have to pay USBCO 10% of any future profits on Rabbit.
Alan: Did the personal terms go smoothly?
Richard: They did, he is apparently on £21k a week, and has signed a five year contract. Atalanta boss Stefano Colantuono has stated that Rabbit is a huge coup for the club and will be seeing a lot of football at Atalanta.
Andy: Thank you once again Richard. It looks like all the dealings are going on in Italy.
14th July 2012
"David Moyes has been chosen as the man to follow in Arsene Wengers footsteps, as he has taken on the role of Manager of Arsenal FC."
16th July 2012
Andy: News just in that Long Tym Quaker has signed a new contract at Tenerife.
Alan: Warding off any interest from Bari or Almeria.
Andy: He will now be on £2.3k a week until July 2015.
Alan: A small raise of £200 a week and a year extension. Smart move by the powers that be at Tenerife. Still with a big release clause of £25million.
29th July 2012
Andy: News from England.
Alan: Huddersfield have had a loan offer accepted for Manchester United youngster Arawn Moridin.
Andy: But with Nottingham Forest and Zurich also interested in a loan move, who knows where the Norwegian U21 may end up.
Andy: That is it for July, we will bring you more news as we get it throughout August.
Alan: Good night and thanks for tuning in to Sky Sports Future Stars.
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Missing pre-season, hope it doesn't mess up my season overall. Glad i stayed put too.
A loan move would be a good thing for Moridin if he gets any play time. Hopefully the deal involves a loan fee?
No fee Dieu! Just a season long loan. Will check wages if it goes through.
Aw. Lorenzo still hoping for a move to Fiorentina.
Home sweet home in Italy, woot!
Hopefully the loan move will do mundungus some good and appearances and goals will follow.
Well he is the best striker at the club. So i wouldn't be surprised if he got a good return as long as he can stay injury free and fit in well with his team mates.
Stothard to stay would be perfect!
How are the young stars getting on Glenn?
Still alive bud! Still been a bit under the weather, but i am coaching a game tonight, and then will have some quality FM time, so i may be able to get an update or at least start it today.
It will be to conclude the transfer window!
Holidaying now, so will see what happens, and post tomorrow!
August 2012- Stepping Stones
Hello and welcome to another edition of Sky Sports Future Stars.
Andy: Hello I am Andy Gray, and with me today for this Special transfer edition of Future Stars, is Mr Personality himself, Alan Shearer.
Alan: We are here today to see if there is any more movement during the last month of the transfer window.
3rd August 2012
Andy: Today we have heard that Arawn Moridin has accepted Huddersfields offer of loan, and will be joining up with the squad to try and help their Championship campaign.
Alan: He is also joined by Bebe and Pogba who have both been loaned to Huddersfield this window.
Andy: With the young trio from Man U they may have a good season Alan.
Alan: We will have to wait and see Andy, there are alot of strong teams in this division.
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3rd September 2012
Andy: A lack of transfer movement from our Future Stars in August means a quick end to the show.
Alan: Although August was a big month for Arsenal, with Hamsik and Jagielka joining the club for a combined 40 million.
Andy: Also although this show is about our players performance we can't help but congratulate Steve Duffy on his debut performance for Blackpool.
Alan: The game which was live on Sky Sports saw the youngster score for Blackpool in their 1-1 home draw with Manchester United.
Andy: Before we leave we are going to just quickly look at the Premier League table as it is looking odder than ever.
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Hahah, still early days.. The table will readjust sooner or later..
so is that the transfer window over? thought that with a loyalty stat of 1 my player may have jumped ship but now. Oh well....
Yep transfer window over. Currently holidaying until the end of Dec. For a playing update.
Come on you Blackpool! Haha like larxus says, early days yet...
Tell you what, I'll have a tenner on Huddersfield gettting promoted this year with those loan signings!
Haha duffy you are on. I holidayed to Dec and..... (Find out later)
Anyone else dissapointed by the lack of transfers?
Not posting an update until we get more posts :0
So far we have 222 posts.. How many do you need before next update? Hahah..
Haha 230 Not all by you larxus.
Next update should be started at some point today
oh goody
Has Corcoran fired his way up to the first team yet?
230........... now give us the update and yes i am disappionted
That's despicable cheating.
I like it =D
August - December 2012- 2nd Season Syndrome?
Hello and welcome to another edition of Sky Sports Future Stars.
Andy: Hello I am Andy Gray, and with me today for this edition of Future Stars is the one, the only, Richard Keys.
Richard: Today we will be rounding up the careers of our future stars to date. How have they faired in their second season?
Andy: Have they lost their spark? Encountered second season syndrome?
Richard: Or have they blossomed? Become major players?
Andy: Find out today on FUTURE STARS!!!
Richard Paldaninnii (Aml/St) - Southampton
Andy: Great first year, promotion and a good goals to game ratio. How has his second year been Richard?
Richard: Well for a team that is languishing in the relegation zone it has been pretty good. He has 3 goals to his name in 13 appearances, and has been playing well.
Andy: He has also been playing better recently with his goals for the club all coming in the last 2 months.
Richard: Partly due to that broken arm he sustained in early September which kept him out for over 6 weeks.
Andy: True, but even before that he wasn't exactly stealing the stage at Southampton.
Richard: Remember he is still young and playing in a newly promoted team. For that reason I am going to give him a B+ on his report card. Doing well but not setting the world on fire.
Andy: You heard it here first folks, Richard is becoming a teacher and giving our stars report cards.
Josh Wilson (Amc/Amr) - Alaves
Richard: Wilson has had an average start to his second campaign with Alaves
Andy: 2 goals in 8 starts for an attacking midfielder come winger is not a bad return Richard.
Richard: You are right Andy, however I have a feeling he could be doing better. Remember this is the star in the lowest league.
Andy: That is right, but it takes time to develop class, and I believe the youngster has it in him somewhere.
Richard: Oh of that I am certain, but how long will it take him to really show it?
Andy: We will have to wait and see. Also he still hasn't shown it on the International stage. 5 caps for Latvia, but no goals or standout performances to comment on. With Latvia looking unlikely to make it to the World Cup, sitting in 4th out of 6 in their group. 6 points off the leaders So what grade are you giving Wilson, Richard?
Richard: Taking into account the league he is playing in, and the fact he is out for 5 weeks with a fracture wrist, after an injury in late November.....A C+ on his report card. Should be showing more class in the league he is in, also should make a name for himself on the International stage.
Long Tym Quaker (Amr/St) - Tenerife
Andy: How has the young man from San Marino been getting on Andy?
Richard: Well even though the raw stats don't show it, he has actually been doing very well.
Andy: The raw stats say that he has one goal in 13 appearances and 6 assists for Tenerife.
Richard: However even though the goals haven't been flowing he has been in superb form. 2 MOM awards and praise from the fans with his vibrant displays.
Andy: The winger come striker has also been very active for San Marino. 6 International games so far this season, but yet to register a goal or assist.
Richard: Although once again he has played well and got a MOM award.
Andy: But he should be scoring more goals Richard.
Richard: I can see your point, but remember first he is a winger. Therefore on that basis, and the fact that the assists have come every other start i am going to give him a B on his report card.
Could be scoring more goals, but if he keeps performing well and assisting no one can have any big complaints.
Mike Nevo (Amc/St) - RC Lens
Richard: Another lad who may wish to score a few more goals, but is still having a good start to the season, is Mike Nevo.
Andy: The young American playing in France has score 2 goals in 9 starts for the club.
Richard: He also added to his goal tally for the USA first team, coming off the bench, scoring a goal and setting another one up.
Andy: That makes it 3 goals in 6 International appearances for Nevo.
Richard: A record that is impressive by anyones standard.
Andy: Report card?
Richard: B+. A couple of goals, 3 assists, a great performance for the national team, and the only thing he really needs to improve is his goalscoring abilities.
Andy: Let's just hope he can keep it up, after just returning from 4 weeks on the treatment table with a hamstring injury.
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Thats it for tonight folks...bed is calling. Try and get another 2 or so up tomorrow.
3goals..... not bad. I like the report card thing by the way
hahah ya.. Report card's interesting..
Tbh I am pretty happy Quaker didn't move but not sure why he would sign a new contract tho oh we'll maybe get more games and then get a transfer to Malaga
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hey guys, start putting your players name in your posts, as i get confused. For example, instead of i am pretty happy i didnt move, i am pretty happy <Insert players name> didn't move
Another couple up! Hope you enjoy
If Duffy doesn't get a B in his report card, I'm grounding him with no TV for 2 weeks!
Last edited by duffy89; 15-03-2012 at 16:37.
Pretty happy with the way Quaker has been performing and he did miss 6months so that wouldnt of helped his stats hopefully injury free season will bring him more goals
Excited for stothard
Great update and I like the report card aswell! Are you going to keep an actual record of the report card? You could post it on the Offical Post and then we can keep a track of things each year
I'm not too worried by Mike Nevo's lack of goalscoring as I created him to be a creative force, rather than an out and out goalscorer. He's definately showing he can be creative with 3 assists, probably should have a few more, but his Average Rating speaks for itself, so he must be doing some good things on the pitch!
I'm also happy to be joint top on the report card so far
I will keep track of report card
As well as when everyone retires their total transfer fees.
August - December 2012- 2nd Season Syndrome? Pt 2
Hello and welcome to another edition of Sky Sports Future Stars.
Andy: Hello I am Andy Gray, and with me today for this edition of Future Stars is the one, the only, Richard Keys.
Richard: we start today with a trip to Italy.
Edoardo Lorenzo (Ml/Amr) - Triestina
Richard: Edoardo has been in tremendous form for Triestina, and the decision to stay has been a great one.
Andy: The youngster certainly has impressed in his 14 games for the club this season.
Richard: 3 goals 8 assists and a MOM award. He has been the lifeblood of Triestina, and I wouldn't be surprised if we see Lecce try to buy out the remainder of his contract come the end of season.
Andy: He clearly has too much talent for the level he is playing in, and it can't be long before someone notices. The Injury that kept him out for 2 weeks certainly hasn't appeared to have an effect on his career at all.
Richard: So far he has performed better than anyone else in my opinion Andy, so he gets an A on my report card. Keep showing the talent and you will go far.
Andy: I couldn't agree more Richard.
Jake Stothard (Amc/Mc) - Sheff Wed
Andy: Back to England to cast a look at Jake Stothard.
Richard: Last season he had a modest return of 10 assists in 44 games, and we knew improvement was needed.
Andy: However it looks like the same old story with Stothard. Still not showing his true talent and still yet to score, with 5 assists in 20 games.
Richard: It looks like it could be the same result as last season.
Andy: He should be doing better, with Sheff Wed riding high, 1st place in league 1.
Richard: He has had the opportunities, but so far has failed to live up to his name as a Future Star.
Andy: Report card?
Richard: A D, you aren't passing this course son. Improvements needed and fast, or else you may always be just a League 1 player.
Andy: And a fairly average one at that.
Steve Duffy - (St/Amr) - Blackpool - £8.75 Million
Richard: Staying in England for Steve Duffy related news.
Andy: The youngster left his homeland, and Rangers to join Blackpool for £8.75 million in the summer, and how has he done so far?
Richard: He has performed admirably, and is part of the reason Blackpool are battling so hard to avoid going straight back down to the Championship.
Andy: It is close with Blackpool only 1 point away from safety.
Richard: He is their second top scorer with 6 goals in 18 appearances and has been playing pretty well.
Andy: He has also been happy with his first International cap against Wales.
Richard: Unfortunately it was a 4-0 loss in a dreadful World Cup qualifying campaign that sees Scotland bottom of the group with 1 point from 4 games.
Andy: Report card Richard?
Richard: C+,doing just enough to pass as well as battling hard in a team that is struggling. Needs a few more special performances and has to add an assist or two to his name to continue improving.
Bjorn Bjornsson (Amr/St) - Bolton
Andy: Once again staying in England and the Premier League with Bjornsson of Bolton.
Richard: I don't think that's a name that will stick Andy.
Andy: He has started the campaign in a similar fashion to the last one.
Richard: Not very impressively.
Andy: You are right, only 1 goal and 1 assist to talk of in the last 17 games.
Richard: He has been trained by manager Owen Coyle (now at Villa) and McLeish (From Villa to Bolton) to play in a midfield right position.
Andy: Which may explain why he is not scoring as he should, but where are the assists Richard?
Richard: That is something only Bjorn knows. Maybe a move may freshen him up, and give him a chance to play as a striker or an attacking winger.
Andy: He certainly has not shone like a star yet Richard.
Richard: Report Card...D. Another one failing, and big improvements needed if you think you can play with the big boys Bjorn.
Geraint Alacarde (Aml/St) - Barcelona - £2.75 Million
Andy: Has been banded about from Barcelona B to Barcelona. But now seems to have found a place in the first team.
Richard: Although that place is mainly on the subs bench.
Andy: 2 league goals and a cup goal to his name. In 1 start and 13 sub appearances.
Richard: The start was in the Champions League group win over HSV. Although strangely enough he was subbed after 31 mins, and was having an average night.
Andy: But just being around a team like Barcelona must be good for the youngster.
Richard: There are however concerns as Guardiola, just left for the Spain job, and has the side in 4th place 7 points off top with a game in hand.
Andy: Laudrup is the new man at the Camp Nou, and has some work to do if he has plans of winning the league.
Richard: He is yet to take charge of a game and it will be interesting to see whether Alacarde stays in the first team or not.
Andy: He has 2 international caps to his name, although both have been in friendly wins, over Sweden and Latvia respectively.
Richard: Belgium are in that same qualifying group as Scotland, and are also not performing as expected, with 5 points from 4 games they find themselves in 3rd, 7 points away from leaders Wales.
Andy: Report Card?
Richard: C, you may have done well to get yourself into a team like Barcelona, but needs to make more of the opportunities you are getting. Especially if you want to impress the new gaffer.
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That's it for now, keep checking over the weekend for the next instalment!
I should have moved with Coyle as it seems McLeish isn't playing me as much nevermind.
p.s your laptop needs charging
Stothard needs to buck up!
Come on, Geraint!! A C for me? My mom's gonna kill me!! T-T
Lorenzo seems to be developing nicely. Any idea which flank he tends to play on?
Not bad from Duffy, i think a C is a fair reflection as I clearly need to up my all round performances if Blackpool are going to stay up! Here's to a good second half of the season!
Will try to get up an update today or tomorrow, been busy busy busy at work, and after work. (promotion & planning a holiday to Chile )
But here is to hoping i get it done soon!
Wow sounds very nice! Been there before? And looking forward to it!
August - December 2012- 2nd Season Syndrome? Pt 3
Hello and welcome to another edition of Sky Sports Future Stars.
Andy: Hello I am Andy Gray, and with me today for this edition of Future Stars is the one, the only, Richard Keys.
Richard: We start off today with a trip to Spain and the Liga Adelante.
Luke Corcoran (Amc/Mc) - Barcelona B
Andy: Luke has found a home in the B team, and as of yet has not produced anything to suggest that he is bound to be showing his face among the elite stars such as Xavi, Messi and Iniesta.
Richard: Luke still has not impressed too much, but has done enough not to count himself as one of our rare flops.
Andy: It is not often on Future Stars that we get it wrong , and I hope that Luke can show us that we didn't make a mistake this time.
Richard: 2 goals and 2 assists from a midfield player is not too bad, but certainly not what we were hoping for.
Andy: Let's just hope that he develops in the B team, and make his way up the rankings sooner rather than later. The good news is he recently signed a 2 and a half year contract, which has a minimum fee release of £7.25 million, which suggest the coaches have their eye on the Irishman still.
Richard: C- on his report card. At that level you should be making your presence known Luke. Get amongst the goals some more and make a name for yourself.
Mundungus Shacklebolt (Aml/St) - Zaragoza (Loan)
Andy: The loan move from Udinese to Zaragoza was supposed to kick start his career. However it seems to have stalled it at the moment.
Richard: 1 goal from 17 appearances and it is not like he is making up for the lack of goals with further contributions to the team.
Andy: He is low on confidence, and in a side that is struggling just one place above the relegation zone.
Richard: He no doubt has talent, but can he get over this crisis of confidence.
Andy: He will certainly have to change something soon, if he wants to really make a name for himself.
Richard: Well Andy I'm sure you could guess what this report card would say.
Andy: A big fat F?
Richard: An F with a note home.Improvement must be made. You need to show the talent you have, and fast.
Arawn Moridin (Amr/St) - Huddersfield (Loan) - £4.4 Million
Andy: Moved down the leagues to play regular first team football in the Championship and so far has shown that it was a great decision.
Richard: He has excelled at this level and scored 9 goals in 21 games.
Andy: This prompted Manchester United to warn other clubs off by offering the young Norwegian a contract until July 2015, which he duly accepted.
Richard: He has already scored more goals this campaign than he did in his first campaign in the Championship with Peterborough, which suggests he has learnt something from United.
Andy: He recently suffered a defeat in a U21 European championship play-off game, which will disappoint him, but should help him grow in character.
Richard: B+ for the youngster. Taking into account the level you are in you have done well. Just make sure you can now make the step up..
Gamba Goma (Sw/Dc) - Man City - £2.9 Million
Andy: Some questioned Goma when he made the move to Manchester.
Richard: So far he has shown that it may be the best decision of his life, with some cameos in the first team.
Andy: And some truly impressive performances.
Richard: He is yet to cement a regular place, but he is surely an up and coming star, and one city will want to keep tied up for the years to come.
Andy: He could also experience a Major Trophy, the BPL, if City keep up the pressure on surprise league leaders Liverpool.
Richard: Report card states, B. Great work in getting a few appearances in the first team, no push for a first team spot.
Eighteen Rabbit (Amr/Mr) - Atalanta - £6 Million
Andy: While it certainly won't go down as the most successful start to a new club, Eighteen Rabbit hasn't done too bad.
Richard: Yet to show the form that had fans raving in France though Andy.
Andy: 2 goals in 14 appearances although not stellar for a winger, is a decent return.
Richard: However the big 0 in the assists column, is the main worry.
Andy: True Richard. He still has a ot of potential, and settling in to do.
Richard: Yes, but because of the less than stellar start I am going to give him a C- on his report.
Andy: A bit harsh maybe.
Richard: Maybe but it will state - Not easy to move clubs and countries, but you are back home. Show everyone what you are capable off and have a second half of the season to talk about.
Andy: Well that's it for tonight folks. Once again thank you for joining us on Sky Sports Future Stars.
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English Leagues
League 1
League 2
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Oooh a league table!
Spanish Leagues
Liga BBVA
Liga Adelante
Italian Leagues
Serie A
Serie B
Usual stuff guys, let me know if you think your guy has moved (If you notice the date on the screenies) and where you would like him to move, and for how much.
Get Debating
Hop my guy sticks it out! A promotion would do him great!
I guess Moridin have to stay at Huddersfield untill the summer.
Hopes he keeps his form and I'd want a loan move for next season as well. Hopefully to a mid table top division team and with a loan fee
Quite happy for Duffy to stay at Blackpool for the now but really need them to stay up! Its so tight at the bottom so if I can have a good second half to the season and bang in some more goals I reckon we'll avoid the drop!Just.
For Quaker I hope he sticks it out for the rest Of the year then gets a move to a mid table team in either English Spanish or Italian team or german
I can see a possible loan for Gamba Goma...
Are Keys and Gray on holiday Glenn?
Not quite yet. They go to Chile on Friday.
However they are writing their scripts for a January Transfer Update!
January 2012- Transfer window?
Hello and welcome to another edition of Sky Sports Future Stars.
Andy: Hello I am Andy Gray, and with me today for this edition of Future Stars is the one, the only, Richard Keys.
Richard: I wonder if this will be the window with all of the excitement we crave Andy?
Andy: Well Richard, I have a feeling there could be a few deals made in the next few weeks.
Richard: Well i certainly hope so Andy, the fans have been waiting long enough for this day.
Andy: I have also been waiting for this day. The day before we get ready to go to Chile.
Richard: For work of course andy...
Andy: Oh yes becuase all of our stars are moving to Chile Richard.
7th January 2012
Richard: A week into the transfer window, and still not a sign of any movement.
Andy: No rumours, no hype, even the Guardian Rumour Mill hasn't given us any hope.
Transfer window has been holidayed, but now i am really going on holiday to Chile!So may be able to get 1 update up, if we have a Rainey/quiet day
Alright have a great time!
Dissapointing stuff from me...
back from Santiago (Great place) will try and get an update up tonight, whilst watching Blackburn beat liverpool
Hi everyone- just thought I'd say hi, im new to this. Hi again.
Yeah Blackburn beat the Scouse Bast*rds big club my ass Toon Toon BNWA
Good to have you back Glenn, bet Chile was
Not a blackburn fan, just don't like Liverpool.
Chile was AMAZING
Nice to have you nicole.
Will try get an update up soon, busy back at work, and off sick today
But still should get something up.
Next update is coming soon!
This looks amazing! Is there any chance anyone else is creating one of these that I could join if not, I would like to start my own and follow the same rules!
January 2012- Transfer window?
Hello and welcome to another edition of Sky Sports Future Stars.
Andy: Hello I am Andy Gray, and with me today for this edition of Future Stars is the one, the only, Richard Keys.
Richard: Well there really isn't much of a show today.
Andy: That is right, the Transfer window has closed, and strangely enough none of our stars have moved.
Richard: Everyone has stayed at their current clubs. No bids made public. No loans, nothing exciting really.
Andy: Well there is no point in dwelling on what might have been.
Richard: That is right. Even though we have no news at this moment, make sure you stay tuned in.
Andy: Although we do have news of a contract Extension Richard.
Richard: Yes Edoardo Lorenzo has extended his stay at Triestina until 2016.
Andy: Which means that Lecce have to decide whether they want to sign him this July.
Richard: What's your bet Andy?
Andy: I honestly think the young Italian will stay with Triestina, and keep on playing first team football.
Richard: Well folks we will have to wait and see. Join us again next time for...
Both together: FUTURE STARS!!
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Holidaying now! Let me know if you want to be included in the update and are still reading!
Could I be included in the update?
I would like it also.
Same, still here and faithful.. hahah..
still reading. =)
Still here Glenn!
Still reading
Still reading!
Ah ok I get what you mean now! I'm still trying to catch up on all the reading though !!
Waiting for a few more to post here then will release update (
Only half of you here! But i will keep it up, just may knock some people off.
Keep your eyes glued here for the next few days
I'm still here as well.
I'm here, don't fear, I'll dominate.
How's the update coming along Glenn?
It should be up today. Would be nice if it was on a nice clean new page
That can be arranged
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Hello and welcome to another edition of Sky Sports Future Stars.
Andy: Hello I am Andy Gray, and with me today for this edition of Future Stars is the one, the only, Richard Keys.
Richard: Today we have a great show. We will be wrapping up the season and see how our Future Stars fare.
Andy: Will Tenerife win promotion to Liga BBVA? Will any of our stars win trophies? Has anyone caught the attentions of a rival club?
Richard: All of this and more will be revealed in tonights episode of Future Stars.
Long Tym Quaker (Aml/Ml) – Tenerife
Andy: Tenerife have been in and around the title hunt all season. With many predicting a play off finish.
Richard: With Long Tym Toons help that prediction became a reality. Tenerife finished 3rd and had a Playoff spot.
Andy: He played well all season, and although they may have wished for a few more goals they have to be happy with the youngster.
Richard: 35 appearances with good ratings, 7 assists and a solitary goal. But unfortunately he will not be making his name in the Liga BBVA next season.
Andy: Over the 2 legged playoff semi final, Tenerife bowed out to a strong Celta side, who incidently lost in the Final against Las Palmas, even though it was a 3-3 draw.
Richard: Because of the strange Spanish rule that if it is a draw then the higher seed goes through.
Andy: Next year, if Quaker stays, I'm sure that Tenerife will be back in the title hunt.
Report Card - C+ - A good effort but nothing spectacular. Should be chipping in with a few more goals at this level.
Jake Stothard (Amc/Mc) - Sheff Wed - History
Andy: A good year for Stothard, in which he sees the glory of promotion.
Richard: Sheffield Wednesday finished Runner-up to Sheffield United, which means the rivalry can continue in the Championship.
Andy: The media actually predicts that both will stay up, and I think that young Stothard could be a vital part of that.
Richard: His 11 assists last season were vital, and his goal was appreciated as well.
Andy: As well as his consistent performances. Surely one they will be desperate to keep a hold of.
Report Card - C+ - The same as Quaker. Some great assists and performances, but should be getting his name on the scoresheet.
Mike Nevo(Amc/St) - RC Lens - History
Richard: Another good season for Nevo. Although he has not been in the National team for a while now.
Andy: A move may solve that problem however.
Richard: But playing so well at Lens, they will not want to sell. His 5 goal, 4 assists and 4 MOM awards tell the story of how wonderful he is playing.
Andy: Everyone has their price Richard.
Richard: Now we have more cameras and scouts in France, which means he will be easier to follow, which may give him that fanbase here on Sky Sports Future Stars.
Report Card - B - A solid season, with some great goals, assists and MOM awards. The Scouts should be watching closely, give them something to shout about.
Josh Wilson (Amc/Mr) - Alaves
Richard: Wilson still stuck in the lowest division of our stars, Segunda B2.
Andy: But seems happy and is playing well 4 goals and 5 assists in 18 games is not to be laughed at.
Richard: He will be hoping his talents get him to a bigger stage soon. He does however have to keep off the treatment table, over 5 weeks out in the second half of the season, with a damaged foot and elbow.
Andy: Thats right he needs top competition and top coaches to reach his potential.
Richard: I'm sure his agent is furiously uploading to Youtube as we speak Andy.
Report Card - C+ - A pretty good performance, but at this level you should be showing more.
Edoardo Lorenzo (Ml/Amr) - Triestina/Lecce - £430k Co ownership
Richard: Lorenzo is another of our stars in a league that is below him.
Andy: The C leagues in Italy are still good competition but Lorenzo is not being pushed hard enough and doesn't have the right competition.
Richard: Will Lecce call upon him?
Andy: I think they should. He has been a consistent performer and has shone this season with 7 goals and 15 assists.
Richard: No doubt that is the kind of form which has to get other clubs sniffing around.
Andy: If Lecce don't buy out his contract they are missing on an opportunity here.
Report Card - A-(Minus) - The Standout performer in this show, and surely big things are to come. Keep performing like this and the likes of Juve, Inter and co are sure to come knocking.
Steve Duffy (Amr/St) - Blackpool - £8.75million - History
Richard: A good season for Duffy, however ultimately it is dissapointment as he can't keep his new club in the Premier League.
Andy: Only 3 wins and 22 points saw Blackpool finish bottom. Despite 7 goals for the club in his 35 games Duffy just couldn't do enough to keep them up.
Richard: A reasonable season, but for £8.75million Blackpool may have expected a bit more.
Andy: I disagree, 7 goals in a team that only scored 38 all season is not a bad tally.
Richard: BUT, the 0 assists show that he may not be a team player.
Andy: Touché my friend Touché.
Richard: Still no more caps for Scotland, and he will have to have a great season in the Championship if he wants to get back onto the National Team Radar.
Report Card - C-(Minus) - More was expected, and you will have to prove yourself in the Championship. If not you will become one of footballs ever increasing flops.
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Everyone seems to be waiting for December 21, 2012 to arrive, expecting on that day, at that moment that some catastrophic event is going to take place. People wonder if the Mayans were correct and the world as we know it will end in terrible cataclysmic events. What if the Mayans were right and wrong all at the same time?
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The causes of these [earthquakes]…are the movements about the earth; that is, internally—and the cosmic activity or influence of other planetary forces and stars and their relationships produce…the activities of the elementals of the earth; that is the Earth, the Air, the Fire, the Water —and those combinations make for the replacements in the various activities. (Edgar Cayce Reading 270-35)
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Winter Compote
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Serve this fruity dessert of apples and pears on Jewish holidays or anytime you're looking for a healthy dessert.
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- 4 oz (125 g) seedless golden raisins
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- 1/4 tsp ground nutmeg
- 1/4 cup brandy
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- Preheat the oven to 350°F (175°C).
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and go to the BufferView example in the latest version of Chrome, you can see that the third column is a few pixels off when you scroll down to the rows that are initially not visible in the grid.
Resizing brings the columns back to the smaller width, but if you scroll again to the next section, you'll see that the rows that are off-screen are always a few pixels off when they come back on screen.
This effect is magnified if you have many columns. The widths seem to be exactly 2 pixels bigger in the offsite row-space than they are in the visible row-space. So if you have 12 columns, your last column will end up being 24pixels off to the right vs the last column in the visible row-space.
The effect doesn't manifest in Firefox. Only in Chrome (and I think only in newer versions of Chome.)
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Just checking if anyone else is having problems with this on chrome...
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In D&D is there any situation where a player character could not be given a will save? Such as unconscious, insane, already under a previous illusion? If you are not in control of your mental capacities can you resist further attacks?
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Yes, but you can choose not to exercise it. And sufficiently creative enemy mind controllers can convince you to not exercise your will save.
The relevant line from the srd is:
Which seems quite clear cut. Unfortunately, dominate person, states that:
Now, it also notes that "actions against [the dominated character's] nature allow another saving throw." Therefore, a sufficient bluff will be necessary to suggest to the target to voluntarily fail its will save. However, when combined with the diplomacy mechanics and the nature of Charm Person, there are theoretical situations where you can successfully order your "dearest bestest friend" to choose to fail their will save.
Whether or not this actually works is entirely up to your DM's reading of the spells in question and how he/she uses the social interaction rules.
A brief primer on mental takeovers, assuming plenty of time, resources, and a DM cool with the idea.
If I was an evil caster, here's how I'd do it (ignoring the mother cyst line of spells, which neatly circumvents most of the annoying bits).
As a wizard, beguiler, or bard, I'd start by casting glibness on myself. I'd then, using the suggestions from here, make sure I could use sleight of hand at an appropriate level and had the skill trick "conceal spellcasting." It is also important for this character to have the skill trick "False Theurgy." Since this character is an obsessive-compulsive mind controller, dedicated to his art, he would have a ring of silent spells. At this stage, I'm likely a mindbender/1, so I've got telepathy as well.
So, having cast glibness, I would start the process by casting charm person. I'd false theurge that into a prestidigitation or other completely harmless and believable spell. If the charm person fails, I would progress onto the next target. As enemies know if they've passed a saving throw and as I'm being extremely sneaky, I would want to do nothing to suggest a pattern of my presence and charm attempts. This attempt, of course, would happen at some sort of pub or party, If I had the feats free, I'd grab still and silent spell to do this sort of thing properly, though slight of hand reduces its need.
Once charmed, I would spend some time plausibly isolating them from their social support structure via skill rolls and roleplaying. Happily, the +30 to bluff from Glibness should help this quite significantly.
Once isolated, I would use bluff to establish a personae as a local diviner or astrologer, someone who could plausibly cast spells at the target as some sort of medical regimen.
I would mentally suggest (providing deniability that it came from me) that the target wants to treat me as an ally for cast spells, as I have some magics that could greatly benefit it. The mechanics of casting spells on friendly people is effectively the same: they choose to fail their saving throws and are therefore affected by the heals, buffs, or whatnot that the caster is putatively casting. With false theurgy, we can plausibly perform these "beneficial" spells.
Obviously, if any of these spells fail, it's critical to make sure the target doesn't believe that the spells were bad, that they came from me, and that they ever happened at all.
Once the first suggestion (to treat us as an ally and fail saves) is established, we then have to implant two critical long term suggestions via hypnotism. First: that we always should be treated as an ally with respect to casting spells, and second: that the character should always be willing to chat with us privately, as a friend.
The best part about this is that, because we're layering hypnotism on top of charm person, charm person changes their attitude to (at worst) friendly, and hypnotism causes an explicit two-step increase from that to fanatic. Thus, the character will always be willing to (even at the cost of laying down his/her life) have us cast spells at him/her, and to have a private chat with us. If we're being particularly unsubtle about the spells we're casting, we probably want to do a "believe all spells originating from us are helpful." But, if we're doing our jobs, that last one is unnecessary.
At this point, you can cast whatever you like at the target, and the target will always be willing to step aside and have you cast the spells at them. While, clearly, this methodology isn't something that will work in combat... it does accomplish the goal of depriving the target of his/her will saves.
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While "always" is a risky qualifier because if someone looks hard enough maybe they can find an exception, the normal rule is that you are allowed a will save against effects pretty much all the time. You don't have to consciously use a save, it's your innate ability to resist or shrug off a mental effect.
You get will saves while asleep or unconscious. You get them while insane. You get them while under a previous illusion (subject to the rules on will saves against illusions, of course). You even get them if your Wisdom has been reduced to 0, though in that case you will be taking a significant penalty to the roll.
In the case of Speak With Dead, you can even get a will save as a corpse.
This answer on a similar question about reflex saves has some rationale on why the game works this way, but it's true of all the saves.
If the spell allows a will save, there is very little that can happen to remove that defense.
And in the end, a saving throw, although automatic, still is a voluntary action. Players can fail them if they want to, the same way they can just not dodge a fireball if they don't want to. Find a way to force a character to drop his defense and you have a spell without a save. If the player character is tied to a chair, a dagger to his throat may have him lower his defenses real quick. If a charismatic, disguised enemy can persuade the character that this spell is beneficial, the character may forgo a save.


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I want to improve the way that I develop software. I want to develop faster and a great code! Today I use the waterfall method as freelancer, writing web stuffs (sites, systems, etc). Is there a way to use agile development (XP, SCRUM, etc) working in this way? I don't know nothing about agile development, where should I start? Thank you very much.
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... Other than pair programming, sure. ;-)
Seriously, I'm a freelancer too and I use agile techniques as much as I can. It works for me very well. I make huge use of TDD,
Nobody anywhere uses 100% of XP or Scrum, but everybody uses parts of it, trying to adopt as much as works for them. In my opinion, the more of that you adopt, the better off you are.
The thing I miss out on the most is pair programming. The way you overcome that is
Here are some resources I use:
So I would say there are three main "awesome points" to using Agile as a freelancer:
A great way to begin your Agile journey is to set up your workflow using a KANBAN system.
We simply have 3 swimlanes:
This simple Agile workflow is a great way to start.
In terms of coding, I would recommend using test-driven development (TDD). We included a lot of great links describing TDD in our article but will re-copy them here:
For more information check out the following resources:
Since your an individual, it's best you approach agile methodologies as something that's there to help you grok-out what works best for you. They're there to help you reach that "there is no spoon" plateau, but how exactly is that going to happen is entirely up to you and what you come up with in the end will greatly overlap with some methodologies on various levels, yet it'll be something completely yours.
Since your trying to find a your own way doing things to improve your overall effectiveness, here are some pointers that can help you at least not make the same mistakes I did:
Forgo all software solutions exclusively targeting agile methodologies, for as long as you can.
The fact that they are more suited for facilitating team collaboration is beside the point. Resist the temptation. You don't box yourself in a way of doing things and then hope adopting it will work out for the best. It doesn't, it just frustrates you. You first find your way of doing things and then seek out a suitable software solution. I've ended up with using whiteboards (started with one, but now I have two in my room) for tracking/developing stories and the Pomodoro Technique | To Do Today list to track my development tasks and it's friggin 2011. Stick to the basics until we get some interfaces such as those out of Iron Man 2 or flying cars begin to appear.
Reflection, reflection, reflection
This was what I came to understand to be the single most important part of any methodology for an individual. It's about developing this workflow that gives you a holistic view of your project so you can keep track of what needs to be done and when in a manner that is easily manageable and where bad decisions are rarely made and stand out so they can be quickly amended before they cause any damage... but you can't just pick it off the shelf. Start from somewhere, anywhere. You stick with it for as long as it works. Invest into tracking the good, the bad and the so-so. Improve your assumptions, then adjust the way you do things accordingly. That's the only way your going to improve.
Furget about deadlines, focus on how fast you get things done
I was probably like the next guy when I began, chasing dates. Burnout charts? I used to think of them as a way to visualize my development track against deadlines. It's a performance, not an estimate model. Time is there to measure your effectiveness by reflecting upon the work you've done within a certain time frame, not just some dumb value to represent the distance before impeding deadlines. The reality is that stuff gets done when it's done and your methodology should account for that.
Deviate accordingly
In the end, who says you have to use user stories, or anything we know of for that matter? Don't think like that. If your more comfortable with thinking in features, then by all means defy the global development community and do it your way, because getting stuff done is all that matters at the end of the day. If you end up feeling like your doing something wrong, congratulations--you've just concluded that it's time to leap to something else. It's about the whats, not the hows.
I'd answer "how do you want to improve the way you develop software?". For your business model, what are the biggest issues you've encountered using the waterfall methodology?
Is your goal faster development, more robust code, greater reuse, meeting / adapting to changing requirements etc? Different methodologies exist to overcome different problems.
Of course adopting a design methodology other than Waterfall can be very useful in effectively managing a projects lifecycle depending on your business requirements. For agile development there are vast number of resources online. I would look into AUP (Agile Unified Process) which incorporates TDD (Test Driven Development). This can be extremely useful when building/managing large scalable systems.
There is no 'one size fits all' methodology and this is the main reason for the vast number of different approaches. I would start thinking about where you feel the bottlenecks are in your development process currently and then try to adopt a new methodology to overcome this.
For example do you often fail to meet deadlines? Do new features introduce a large number of bugs? Do new requirements cause major redevelopment? Does the business require regular working systems to be presented? Check out: Agile, Iterative and Agile Intro.


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Dear Internet: We have to admit something -- we've been getting kinda cocky, recently. Whether we're explaining the phenomenon of alien abduction, debunking every textbook ever or doing some third thing, we've been spending a lot of time acting like we have all the answers. And it's started to go to our heads.
But that all changes now. If unsolved mysteries are good enough for Oscar-winning actor Matthew McConaughey, then by golly, they're good enough for us. So, in apology for our hubris, please enjoy this Cracked Classic, as well as these similar articles about unsolved mysteries and also that one article where we solved a bunch of mysteries no one else could 'cause we're so smart and dammit, we're doing it again. Please forgive us. We need you with us, Internet. At risk of sounding dramatic, we don't think we could go on without you.
There are unsolved crimes, and then there are the kind of creepy, "What the hell could possibly be going on here" capers that keep the cops, and anyone who hears about them, up at night.
Here are the real cases that almost fall into X-Files territory:
#5. The Taman Shud Case
The victim was found dead at 6:30 am, December 1, 1948, under a street lamp at Somerton Beach in Australia. And with that, we have exhausted everything we know about the man. It's the things we don't know that have been baffling authorities ever since. Including the meaning of the apparently uncrackable secret code he left behind.
But more on that in a moment. Things first started to lurch towards the creepy when police noticed that all his clothes' identification marks had been removed. They were eventually and painstakingly able to place a jacket to America, which was strange because his dental records and fingerprints didn't match anyone who'd ever lived there... or anywhere else in the world. It was like the guy had never existed.
Would have saved them a ton of time, and been exactly as helpful.
So the cops must have been half expecting it when the coroner returned with the cause of death: "Sudden, acute onset of damned if I know." The autopsy revealed exceptional health, a half-digested pasty in his stomach, and congestion in his brain and stomach that would have been consistent with poisoning if, you know, they'd found even a trace of poison anywhere in his body. For good measure, his spleen was three times too big.
Every breakthrough seemed to increase the mystery. They discovered a brown suitcase that had apparently belonged to the man, but that only revealed more clothes with the tags removed, and the aforementioned jacket.
The cops also discovered a secret pocket in the man's pants, which contained a scrap of paper with the words "Tamam Shud" printed on it (the words meaning "ended" or "finished").
The secret pockets in our pants are filled with Cheez-its.
The text looked like it was a scrap torn from a book. And it turned out it was; from a collection of poems called The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. And not just any Rubaiyat, but a specific translation, and an extremely rare one at that.
This was pointed out after police did an Australia-wide search as if the book was the ark of the goddamn covenant, presumably braving Indiana Jones-esque temples and solving ancient aboriginal riddles before some dude mentioned he found a copy of that exact book in the back seat of his car right around the time and location of death.
Sure enough, "Tamam Shud" was missing from the books pages. Instead of a library card with the dead man's name printed on it or something even a little bit helpful, the book contained the clue that would take the mystery from "spooky" to "officially starting to piss us off."
It Gets Weirder:
In the back of the book, the cops found this code:
Five sets of seemingly random letters, the second of which is crossed out. So, what does this code tell us? Nothing. Nothing at all. To this day it remains unsolved.
Or is it just waiting for Nicolas Cage to solve it?
Was the code the result of a disturbed mind, or chronic boredom, perhaps? Turns out, no. The most recent attempt to solve the case found the letters aren't random, just some mysterious cipher nobody was familiar with. Can you solve it? If so, you're about to be famous, considering people have been trying for more than 60 years.
#4. The BC Feet Mystery
Feet, severed feet, usually lodged in shoes, are washing up on beaches in British Columbia.
For those of you who aren't familiar, that's a province in western Canada, north of Washington state. Now, all sorts of things wash up on shore, and it's not news that people drown or fall off of fishing boats. But how many severed feet would you have to find before you started to consider it a bit odd?
This many.
A total of eight goddamned feet have been found in the last few years, five of which have been put on a map for some reason. Strangely, almost all of the feet are in running shoes. Also, some creepy bastard stuck an animal paw into a running shoe as a hoax, after the story hit headlines.
Animals wearing shoes is unsettling enough as it is.
Out of two pairs of feet and six lone wolves, one pair has been identified--the dude's left foot having been found four months after the right. Police mentioned the man was depressed and likely killed himself. Mystery solved?
Done and done.
It Gets Weirder:
Haha, no. The first two feet were found in the same week. They were both right feet and found in different places. Some theorize the feet are from a boating accident or plane crash, but they've been found in very different places and carried by different currents.
The other theory is the one you probably immediately thought of the moment we pointed out lots of severed feet were washing up on the beach: some psychotic killer is behind it.
Psycho killer? Qu'est Que C'est?
If you're wondering why he hacks off the feet and throws them at the beach, the answer is he probably isn't. If there's a body decaying in the water, feet often rot off the relatively weak ankle. Tennis shoes float, so you wind up with free-floating feet. As for who the other feet belong to, and why they keep showing up on British Columbia beaches in running shoes, well, we probably won't know until we find the rest of the victims.
#3. The Toynbee Tiles
These are cryptic messages found embedded in asphalt in various cities. The messages are thought to be layers of linoleum and asphalt crack-filling compound, and all tiles are found with variations of the same short message, referencing 2001: A Space Odyssey and suggesting we resurrect the dead on planet Jupiter.
Other than that, the only things setting these abnormally permanent acts of vandalism apart: They've been showing up out of nowhere, with no explanation for 30 damned years.
You can see the word "Toynbee" at the top, which is referring to a famous historian. And if you've seen 2001 you know that the planet Jupiter is involved. And... that's as much sense as we can make of it.
So, what, it's one crazy guy leaving messages. No mystery there...
It Gets Weirder:
...only it can't be just one guy.
The tiles can be found across dozens of U.S. cities, and even South America. Unless we have an independently wealthy, globetrotting lunatic on our hands, there is a group of people who plant these tiles around the Western Hemisphere like the eco-terrorists in 12 Monkeys.
Handles Franklin is the craziest Globetrotter.
The cops did have a suspect once, one James J. Morasco. However, despite an interest in Toynbee and Kubrick, his widow swore up and down he couldn't possibly be the tiler, and that he did not have an interest in Jupiter. Oh, yes, we said widow. Even if he was the tiler, he died in 2003, and the tiles have not stopped. Also, dude would've been in his 70s when he laid the tiles.
There are over 60 in Philadelphia, which seems to be the Toynbee Tile hotspot, and the location of four tiles together that told a bizarre, rambling story how the mafia, FBI and the Soviets are out to get him.
Cryptic messages left in asphalt are not the best way to prove your sanity.
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I'm trying to answer this question, but am completely stuck.
Argue that in analyzing the error in a stationery linear relaxation scheme applied to $Au=f$, it is sufficient to consider $Au=0$ with arbitrary initial guess, (say $v_0$).
Any ideas?
I'm not even sure what the author is trying to say, is he saying when studying the error produced by the relaxation method (eg. the jacobi method) it is sufficient to study the error of the associated homogenous system $Au=0$ with arbitrary initial guesses (say $v_0$). But in this case the error will simply be $e = -v_0$. (since the error is defined as $e=u-v_0$)
Maybe the residual equation plays a part, $Ae=r$ ... ???
Any help, would be much appreciated.
Incidently stationary linear relaxation schemes (eg. gauss seidel and jacobi) have the form
$v^{(k+1)}=(v^{k}+Br^{(0)})$. Not sure if this is usefull. here $r=f-Av$ is the residual vector, and $v^{(k)}$ is the kth iterate of the scheme


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Born September 4, 1934, in Steubenville, OH, she was a daughter of the late Daniel Fullen and Mary Kenny Fullen Wylie.
She was also preceded in death by the father of her children, Jack Gallagher, her sisters, Mary Henry and Jo Ann Andochick; a stepson, Brent Capozzoli.
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The following Lemma is in Beauville-Donagi, and I always took it for granted. Now I've tried to find a proof, but got stuck. They say it is a really simple lemma, so I may just be overlooking something easy.
Let $V$ be a vector space of dimension $6$, and let $W \subset \bigwedge^2 V^*$ be a subspace of dimension $2$. Assume that every form in $W$ is degenerate. Then there is a subspace $K \subset V$ of dimension $4$ such that each form in $W$ restricts to $0$ on $K$.


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Head Volleyball Coach Travis Hudson has agreed to pay for every ticket to Friday's game unit it is sold out. The Lady Toppers have a chance to take the Sun Belt Conference regular season title for the first time in program history.
While they have had a great season, Hudson says his idea is to support a great group of players.
"They are a terrific group of kids. They are a group of kids that I have gotten to know really well over the last couple years and with the year they have had I think they just deserve the opportunity to play in front of a nice crowd," says Hudson.
Coach Hudson also says he has never missed a home game. The turn around and success of the softball program reminds him of his first championship season with Lady Topper Volleyball.


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Every culture has its idealized woman - a standard of beauty that is sought and valorized. And everywhere around the world, women are altering themselves to achieve the look that is celebrated, from cosmetics to liposuction. In Jamaica, women have come up with some of their own unique, homegrown beauty enhancement techniques. … [Read more...]
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Some friends and I were at Disneyland this past week. We spent an hour arguing back and forth whether it is possible for someone to throw an NFL football over the Matterhorn? I think it is, but no one else really thought it was possible.
What do you guys think? Is this humanly possible?
The Matterhorn is 146 feet (44.5 metres) tall. Not sure how wide the base of the mountain is. It's ok if the football hits the other side of the mountain (as long as it clears the top).


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I have an ACER Aspire 5732Z Laptop, and 6 days ago I have installed Ubuntu 11.10 on my laptop, But I found black screen in login. I have tried a lot of ways to solve this problem, but there is no way. So can you tell me which version is compatible with this ACER Aspire (5732Z)?
Detail: Intel-Pentium-processor T4400 (2.2 GHz, 800 MHz FSB), Intel-GMA 4500M, 15.6" HD LCD, 2GB Memory, 320 GB HDD, Acer Nplify(TM) 802.11b/g/n.
Thank You. ..
And finally, I found that Linux Mint is best for my ACER-ASPIRE5732Z. It is also compatible with Ubuntu codes, because as I know it is base on Ubuntu.


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Since I figure the collective computer knowledge on these forums is pretty high, I was wondering if someone could give me advice for buying a new laptop.
I'm looking for something with:
-High linux compatibility
-Sandy bridge i7 processor
-Low end but better-than-integrated graphics (AMD preferred, since NVIDIA Optimus has LInux issues)
-Blu-ray drive
-Not a Mac
I've been looking around at Lenovo and Asus, but I haven't found anything yet that fits all of these requirements. Anybody have experience/suggestions?
I'm not a hardcore gamer, but I would like to be able to play games/experiment with graphics programming on this, it's more than just an internet machine.