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Doomero, I have suggestion for doom4 weapons mod. I have caught two bugs in this mod other than it's very great mod which I have been playing constantly ever since the download.
1)Burst action for the shotgun the gun don't appear well while firing burst shotgun fires.
2)Some guns have actual Doom4 HUD picture with them.
3)Even though gun skins look good I would highly recommend if they look even better than it already looks. Or maybe it's like that because guns are not in high resolution that could be why guns don't look exactly like in doom4.
you need to understand the weapons were ripped from the trailers and that include the doom4 hud. Is hard to remove with a editor that.
i will talk with the rest of the team about that bug, because they did that.
I make gameplay videos of this mod even so I promote doom4 mod to entire youtube users
the weapons are from the trailers, not from the game. When doom4 come out, i think the team will rebuild the mod with the weapons from the game. About the monsters, that is a hard work, the only way is with a doom4 model viewer, but not exist, or take rips directly from the game.
bro i need help its stop working in the part of the dog
how stop? a bug?
Can you upload your projects to Moddb? THank you.
i can, but will take a while, moddb take 4 days to activate the download.
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You might also check gamestop.com since you are in the US.
Gamestop has it used for 20$ they don't have any new copies because the game is 4 years old
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I luckily found a copy at my local Wal-Mart. Got the GOTY Edition for 20 bucks. They have L4D2 for 20 that I might pick back up soon.
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Really smart advertising.
Yes great marketing idea - less idea in the ad based on the marketing though.
Seems like we both are not getting it, because no one else cares about it.
Still it's a great marketing idea.
Does somebody know what the name is of that font used by: The power is in your hand..
It's definitely a fun idea. However, I gotta imagine that if I spend money on a quarter-pounder, then I might as well just spend the money on a good BBQ sandwich. It's essentially "Trade in your $3-$4 sandwich for a $5 - $6 sandwich."
Still, it's fun.
This comment has no logic flow, what so ever. I just wanted you to know that.
Strong marketing. Some very old and mouldy hamburgers are coming their way.
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Sounds like the guys at BBQ Post are hungry for some quarter pounders.
Cute tactical ad.
Now. let's see some BBQP branding!
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Today, Las Vegas is a booming modern metropolitan city that is amidst a flowering period where money stream into the city through a constant flow of tourists. It has, ever since the completion of the railway that runs through Las Vegas, been a city friendly to strangers. However, the kindness towards strangers has always been reciprocal, as the city provides pleasures while the strangers dropped their hard earned money in a few minutes of hope and desire for something better. Through gambling and prostitution Las Vegas exchanged money for dreams with the visitors, and this is how people helped build this concrete giant.
Despite the banning of gambling, the bars and gambling spots continued to provide the service for the visitors. The building of the Hoover Dam and the development of the atomic bomb also helped boost the number of visitors to Las Vegas, as there was nothing else to do in the arid city than to drink booze, party, and gamble. Thus, the city became a hot spot for those who sought some escape from the hard reality outside its city limits.Read more ›
This is disappointing since it is kind of distant from what we see today. After I've visited Las Vegas twice and watched this film, a gap is certainly there and I just cannot bridge them together. I'd like to know more about Steve Wynn, how these latest casinos are built, what they look like inside...etc.
So if you really intend to know the history of Las Vegas, it is a fine piece. But if you are in the case like me more preferring in the modern part of Las Vegas, you should leave it aside.
Something I really like about this documentary is that besides analyzing causes and narrating history, it often features present-day people who have some kind of role in the city, such as a gambling addict whose addiction caused him to attempt a bank robbery, a schoolteacher who explains the negative impact on kids--because of their parents working at the casinos and resorts in evenings and the fact that people can make good money WITHOUT education in Vegas--and numerous other people.
The DVD also includes a 1950s government film on nuclear testing and the importance of being prepared for nuclear disaster, by the Federal Civil Defense Administration, and it's a powerful reminder that they were just as scared back then about destruction as people have been since 9/11 about terrorism.Read more ›
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Bought this for a friend of mine who loves Las Vegas and is now living there. This book is very interesting lol even I enjoyed it. Read morePublished on July 20, 2012 by Missy
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This was the first film I "hated" on Netflix. It gloried in the filthiness of "Vegas." It was very disappointing, for a PBS American Experience.Published on June 21, 2011 by J. P. Simonds
I am a hard core Las Vegas lover and student. This documentary, along with the A&E/History Channel Las Vegas documentary are clearly the best profiles of the City and its history. Read morePublished on July 18, 2010 by ajl623
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Corked was a finalist for The Stephen Leacock Award for Humour and was featured as a best book of the year by the National Post, as a staff favourite by Eye Weekly, and in Quill & Quire's 15 Books that Mattered in 2009.
"Borel has talent and charm to spare, a literary wunderkind in the making."
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"The end result, not unlike drinking good wine, is entertaining and just a bit intoxicating."
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"Some readers may shy away from Borel's openness, but this book is unique precisely because it is Borel."
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"With biting humour, unparalleled narcissism and tremendous heart, Kathryn Borel visits French wine country with her eccentric father Philippe to learn more about his unbridled passion. Among the revelations of their two-week sojourn are a personal tragedy and her father's deepest, darkest secret. Corked is Canada's funniest debut of the year; Borel is non-fiction's new, boozy superstar."
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"In her debut memoir, Borel unpacks a tragicomic father-daughter drink-fest through the finest French vineyards."
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"Every now and again, a remarkable autobiographical tale manages to reaffirm even the most cynical reader's faith in the power of sharing deeply personal stories. Corked, a memoir by Toronto writer Kathryn Borel Jr., is one of those books."
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"I have some trouble with empathic embarrassment. Improv, live comedy, gymnastics, figure skating, awards shows—this is just a short list of things that result in a screaming pain through the centre of my hands. It's always worth it in the end, the jubilation and intense relief of seeing the person emerge safely on the other side, if not entirely unscathed. The point being, I'm surprised I could even hold this book. And yet, I can't stop talking about it."
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"This totally lovely and laugh-out-loud hilarious book marks the arrival of an auspicious new comic voice. Her metaphors are like no one's. I chug-a-lugged, and misted up at the end. I'm going with Kevin Kline as the father, and Ellen Page to star."
—Henry Alford, author of How to Live: A Search for Wisdom from Old People (While They Are Still on This Earth)
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"Corked is a fevered road trip that takes us deep into the heart of family mystery, emotional thirst and, in luscious counterpoint, the vineyards of France. Kathryn Borel is a caustically witty companion who writes with unsentimental, unsparing insight about the distant, inscrutable father traveling beside her."
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"Kathryn Borel's fresh, loud and hilarious voice carries the reader through the hallowed winegrowing regions of France with the same unique energy, irreverence and honesty she uses to explore her volatile father's soul, psyche and love for armpit treasures. A must-read for anyone who has ever shared a bottle of wine (corked or otherwise) with a larger-than-life-parent...anyone with a beautifully sick sense of humour and a serious love-hate relationship with the universe."
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"If you would like to know what you look like, you bedraggled, devoted daughters of men with big personalities, pick up this mirror. It's a fun-house mirror. And it's all reflected here-the frustration, the love, the bewilderment-in prose that is vintage Borel: colorful, manic, sensitive, twisted, brilliant and brave."
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Kathryn and Phillipe tour through Alsace, Burgundy, Cotes du Rhone, and the Languedoc tasting wines, liquor, French breads, and cheeses along the way. They encounter a bout of food poisoning, rude winery owners, and new friends, and at the end of the trip they will either have killed each other because they are so alike or Kathryn will understand more about her father because she has explored his great passion in life- wine.
I love a great memoir; I like being able to walk a mile in someone else's shoes, experience a new era or way of life, or travel through countries that I've never been to. Unfortunately "Corked" didn't do anything for me. I found myself feeling indifferent as I read, often thinking "So what?". I'm not sure why exactly this one didn't resonate with me more than it did, seeing as I also have a father who loves me deeply, but whom I am too similar to, so frequently arrive at misunderstandings with. The journies through wine country, the wine tastings, and the vineyards just didn't make me care enough about the story to actually enjoy it. At times I found it to be rather forced, this journey to understand her father.Read more ›
A book about wine and France, with no mention of food except dry toast.
Absolutely awful!!!
After reading this book, I found myself wanting to go explore France for myself. The book itself is an easy read - and I say that in a good way. It doesn't get bogged down in any kind of aggravating self-importance (something too many books fall prey too), and is a great read when you just want to enjoy life.
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Yesterday evening, as I was waiting for Daddy to come over for Fathers Day dinner, I was lying on the sofa reading a lush, full-bodied, all-round delicious book. Read morePublished on June 21 2010 by Leslie Shimotakahara
Hilarious and totally unique analogies make this book distinctive and very humorous. I found the descriptions of wines and French vineyards to be memorable and unpretentious and I... Read morePublished on June 1 2010 by A L Bee
This deeply personal tale about a daughter's private pain and her efforts to connect with an enigmatic father during a wine tasting tour of France is told with great wit and elan. Read morePublished on May 29 2010 by Joe Mahoney
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NEW ORLEANS- Two officers were fired Wednesday for a beating in the French Quarter shortly after Hurricane Katrina that was photographed and videotaped by The Associated Press. A third officer was suspended.
Davis is black; the three officers are white.
Evangelist and Schilling were accused of battery on Davis. Smith was accused of battery of a reporter.
The New Orleans police union disagreed with the decision and plans to appeal it to the Civil Service Commission, said police association president Lt. David Benelli.
"This case became highly publicized through the media," Benelli said. "In light of the worldwide media frenzy these officers were placed under, it was impossible for them to receive a fair investigation."
After seeing the video of the beating, police superintendent Warren Riley called the officers' actions unacceptable _ comments Benelli said interfered with their ability to get a fair investigation by the police internal affairs division.
The officers' attorney, Frank DeSalvo, did not return calls made to his answering service, nor did Davis' attorney Joseph Bruno.
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All three officers had been suspended without pay since the incident. They have pleaded not guilty to the charges and face trial Jan. 11.
Davis, a retired elementary school teacher who returned to the storm-struck city to check on his properties, said he was searching for cigarettes in the French Quarter when police grabbed him.
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One of the officers kneed Davis and punched him twice. Davis was face-down on the sidewalk with blood streaming down his arm and into the gutter.
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In Germany, whenever the government begins to infringe on individual freedom, society stands up. Given our history, we Germans are not willing to trade in our liberty for potentially better security. Germans have experienced firsthand what happens when the government knows too much about someone. In the past 80 years, Germans have felt the betrayal of neighbors who informed for the Gestapo and the fear that best friends might be potential informants for the Stasi. Homes were tapped. Millions were monitored.
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if that's your opinion then you're the classic case of a brainwashed, re-educated excuse for a german.
germany lost its liberty in 1945. "unified and stable democracy" my ass. next you'll tell us that democracy is the best form of government, and that the people of germany actually decide anything.
I would never claim that Germany is a better country than the U.S., so better stay over there. ;-) But please come for vacations, drink beer and have a fun time!
Anti-semitism you can find throughout Europe, of course even in Germany. Jews have to fear here, certainly much less than Muslims. Basically Germany is no racist society.
you're right there, today germany is in almost as pitiful a shape as the united states. given a few more years and a few hundred thousand immigrants germany will have the same crime rates and ghettos as the great usa.
of course we welcome all immigrants. come into our fold. this once great nation is already in its death-throes. just make it quick.
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WOW, these are great!! The only change I made was to use AP flour since that is what I had. I made these a little small to have as a side dish, but ended up eating them all (and not the main dish)! I will definitely be making these again and trying as a burger or with salsa. A good healthy recipe to have and not feel like you are missing out on taste. Going into my Best of Cookbook! Made for Spring PAC 2013.
Very simple and delicious. I used a gluten-free flour blend that worked perfectly. I've already made these several times. Thanks for a great recipe.
These were delicious. A great side dish. What a great way to get in a healthy veggie and some brown rice.
Anybody tried these with white rice?
Have been eyeing this recipe up for quite a while and so glad I tried and will repeat. I used butternut squash (raw) and it worked fine. I did add more than a pinch of salt and pepper. Can see using different spices depending upon rest of meal. Maybe cumin? Mine did come out a tad oily but I did use more than a teaspoon of oil so my mistake. We had ours with Chicken Cobb Salad With Avocado Dressing and the two complimented each other well. In fact put some of the dressing from salad on patty and was good but looked odd. Thank you for sharing.
Ok I really want to like this recipe. However I need to try again because I think my rice was undercooked and my patties did not stick together. However the flavor was very good so hopefully my next attempt will be better.
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Sunny10 Likes this wine: (92 points)
March 18, 2016 - In very good condition, still alive and can keep 5 more years!
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March 5, 2016 - Still holding up quite nicely, though perhaps has lost some of its complexity. Paired wonderfully with French Onion Soup and Beef Bourguignon.
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January 17, 2016 - Medisinale toner og treverk på duft.
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January 8, 2016 - Annual holiday dinner with DC winos: fabulous wines kick off 2016! (Ripple Restaurant in Washington D.C.): Interesting how I kind of preferred Les Forts de Latour 70 to this LLC 78, which I brought. At least on one level. The one thing about the LLC is that its acidity was a bit too high for me, making it less balanced than from a better vintage. However, the foreboding tannin made this wine very young for its nearly 40 year mark. It had loads of pleasing aromas, including cigar box, red fruit, notions of bitter dark chocolate. The palate was medium plus body, a bit high toned from the acidity, but with time in glass, more and more pleasing and a good match for the rabbit confit, even if the roasted baby beets and blood orange seemed to conflict... would have been better with more meatier stuff. In any case, it was a delicious bottle of wine and things were so aplenty and somewhat fast paced, that we really did not get a chance to "study" this over a longer period of time. Medium finish.1 person found this helpful Comment
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(Château Léoville Las Cases) Bricked medium red violet color; mature, tobacco, smoky, tart currant nose; mature, elegant, tobacco, tart currant, cedar palate; medium-plus finish 93+ points
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by Anonymous from Sow With Vision - Sowing While Suffering | Bitter WatersEditor's note: This is another one of those toxic reoccurring themes in Quiverfull: that suffering is somehow redemptive. Right after they tell you that your illness is punishment from God from unconfessed sin or generational curse. Or perhaps you weren't using the right essential oils or you drank too much soda. While there's only a little blaming for the suffering in this piece the thought that suffering and serious affliction somehow makes one more holy and closer to God is just as toxic and wrong. … [Read more...]
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by Debi Pearl from No Greater Joy - A Call to StandEditor's note: We've all seen Michael Pearl's official statement about the deaths of children whose parents followed his child training book 'To Train Up A Child'. We featured it here along with Debi's hysterical calling for the death of those that opposed them prayer request last year. Here's Debi complaining about the press linking their ministry and advice to the deaths of children. Towards the end of the piece she even manages to say that people that oppose their training methods are like Hitler's supporters and she mentions Hitler right off the bat. Does anyone know what 'lesbian homeschool website' she keeps referencing in this … [Read more...]
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by Suzanne Titkemeyer cross posted from her blog Every Breaking WaveDuring my last trip to Costa Rica we stopped for lunch that first day at a Frutas by the side of the road. These little open air fruit stands are everywhere in Central America when you venture beyond the larger cities.Neither Jim nor I knew what to expect. We were lured into stopping by the gorgeous display of tropical fruits. We hadn't eaten a thing since the airport in Fort Lauderdale, Florida very early that morning and were pretty hungry. Tropical fruits suddenly sounded like a splendid idea in that moment.Turns out that the Frutas had more than just fruit. They had all sorts of foods and snacks including a … [Read more...]
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Just nine days ago the star of its wildly popular Duck Dynasty series Phil Robertson was placed on "indefinite" hiatus after igniting a national controversy over his anti-gay remarks in a January GQ article, the network is welcoming him back with open arms.
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So the NFL Network aired this brilliant (albeit bittersweet) production called ãSound FX.ã They put microphones on numerous key participants in the Super Bowl, and then compiled all of this on-field footage. You can watch some of the footage here, and below youãll see some of the best sound bites.
Seattleãs Earl Thomas, before the game: ãWeãre special, bro, they donãt make them like us. Weãre not like everybody else. We know who we are, thatãs why weãre so confident.ã
Denverãs Champ Bailey, before the game: ãThey ainãt ready for us, theyãre too confident, weãre the better team.ã
Seattleãs Michael Robinson, before the game: ãYou donãt know when youãre ever going to get back to a place like this, man. Iãll tell you one thing, by any means necessary, weãre going home with that W.ã
Denverãs Peyton Manning to center Manny Ramirez, after the snap snafu to start the game: ãI called the snap count, you didnãt hear.ã
Manning to coaches and players on bench: ãI couldnãt hear anything. I called the cadence. (looks up in disgust)ã
Denver coach John Fox: ãLittle louder than we thought, huh.ã
Bailey, after getting beat by Doug Baldwin on a deep pass: ãGood route boy.ã
Denverãs Wes Welker, to the offense during the first half: ãWeãre the best (darn) offense to ever play this game, all right? We go to start showing it baby. Just go out there, play with your heart, do your assignment, weãll be just fine.ã
Seattleãs Richard Sherman, after a nice run by Percy Harvin: ãLord have mercy — itãs Percy.ã
Sherman, after Harvinãs kick return: ãThatãs a bad boy! They donãt have a chance.ã
Bailey, after Harvinãs kick return: ãYou got to be kidding me.ã
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Sherman: ãWe gotta eat their heart!ã
Sherman to Welker after an incomplete pass: ãDonãt you ever say you want one-on-ones with us!ã
Bailey, to teammate Tony Carter, on who should win MVP: ãI just want to see a defensive player get it. The way they played, (expletive).ã
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