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A kind-hearted, loving man who makes one happy with his attentiveness and desire to please. Wonderfully handsome and incredibly sexy, he oozes sex appeal. Often brilliant at making love. Fancied by all women that set eyes on him. Sometimes too easily led astray but quick to realise his mistakes and try to make amends. Very intelligent. Sometimes pompous but not overly so. Sensitive. Funny. Brave. Strong. Gorgeous. Loves lists. A brilliant father and someone any lady would be proud to call their husband. Often synonymous with fab.
Yes!!! I am the ideal husband! Where are you my soul mate?
A boy whose nice, kind, funny, cute, and himself. Who could ask for more? He'll always be there for you no matter what happens. He can be annoying like anyone, or that you don't need him sometimes. But the absence of him drives you insane. He's been through more then you could imagine, but when your in his arms, it just feels safe because you know you have him to guide you.
But even as friends he's perfect. He will ditch even a girlfriend that tries to mess with you. You could be in love with him and see him with another girl, but as long as he's happy you're happy. Yet if he's mad at you, you feel so ashamed and as if your a burden. Over all, hes the person that you haven't lived till you see him.
Someone who is tired of searching their name on the internet and recieving only religion-related results, overall an awesome person, extremely intelligent and attractive
A person who believes that Christ is their Savior. A person who believes that Jesus of Israel was/is the Son of God and was everything He claimed to be.
Best best boyfriend a girl could ever wish for. He's considerate, caring, AMAZINGLY sweet, loving, handsome, sexy beyond belief (to sum things up). He'll come into your life when you least expect, but you'll never want him to leave once he does. He has gorgeous eyes and an amazing smile. When he holds you in his arms the world melts away. He'll turn your worst days around and make them into your best and he'll be there for you no matter what. Best thing that will ever happen to you point blank!
Be kind to yourself & help out others ;)
An historic name of unknown origin. Saint Dimas, the Good Thief, was written about in the Bible.
If you know someone named Dimas, you are very blessed indeed. He is both wise and funny, outrageous yet surprisingly calm. He can kill you with a stare, but love you rather sheepishly.
He accomplishes everything he puts his mind to.
If your name is Dimas, you are one special person!
A hard-working,independent,sweet boy.He treats people right even though it might kill him at times.He likes to make people laugh at anything.
A total smartass. Always tries yo outsmart people, and think's he knows everything. Nice at times but when angered turns beast-like.
Person: X=3!
Tevin: No, x=5. If you were smart you would have gotten 5 not 3.
Person: Shut up smartass >_> (rolls eyes)
Tevin: fag
He's such a Tevin.
Most amazing, beautiful, gorgeous and stunning girl ever but somehow manages to not be up herself!
Amazingly supportive to all her friends which makes guys fall for her!
Great dancer and has a lot of hidden talents
Surfin' the internet..and watching anime
Feng A chinaman with three nipples, one of which is around the colarbone region, Who also posses no fantasy hockey skills.
Look at that Feng.. no wonder he sucks at tennis... he has three nipples!
^ I'm a guy with three nipple? Thanks.
Stalking you.
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Greek God of sex; known for his amazing looks and long endurance.
He's been going at it as long as Phillip!
sexy dirty james bond amazing body great in bed
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Known as the coolest kid in the world to males, and an absolute stud who has the best body around to females. The name Phillip is replaceable with God.
LOL since when was being short n having a 1 pac sexy =)
Polluting the world 1 fart at a time!
Vilde is a norwegian, female name. It is a shortened version of "Alvilde" or "Alvhilde" which is an old, norse name that means "Battle of the elves".
Girls/women with this name are generally awesome. They are extremely intelligent and can kill people by using their brain waves on them. They are also very, very hot and beautiful. If you looked at the list of the best people that has ever lived, then Jesus would be in the first place, and then there would be tons and tons of Vilde on the rest of the list.
If you meet someone with this name, the proper greeting is to kneel in front of her and kiss the her shoes. If the Vilde thinks that you are cool, then she will nod and say "bróđir" (which is Icelandic for brother) or "systir" (which is Icelandic for sister), depending on what gender you are. If the Vilde does not like you, then she will instantly dick kick you or cunt punt you, this also depending on what gender you are.
"Man, I wish my name was Vilde."
"I met a Vilde last night, and damn, I think I fell in love!"
a popular Belgian/French name given to good looking, smart, talented, and classy boys generally with good tastes in music.
Dan 1.n.- A man of good humor, high potential, and deep intelect. Usually one who may "blend in" but would be foolish to underestimate.
2.v.- To give the ultimate sexual pleasure to a woman.
-One of the sweetest guys you will ever meet. Any girl would be lucky to call him hers. He's very thoughtful, handsome, hilarious, and adorable. Although he is shy, once he starts to open-up, he will become a great friend. Man of every girls' dreams.
I couldn't find mine but this was the closest i could find.
ravitly: (adv) - doing something with so much confidence that you are no longer cocky but a cock.
Bryan is one who has perfected many traits most struggle to even wrap their minds around. This individual will posses a tenacious level of attention to detail. The kind of guy to walk into a room and notice even the smallest of details. These individuals will also posses an uncanny ability to understand the mechanical workings of an almost limitless array of objects, devices, ideas and theories. Bryans are also known for their baffling ability to see good in people. Often viewed to be too forgiving they are vulnerable to being walked on. However if you invoke the wrath of a Bryan, it will not be a matter easily forgotten. Upon the release of anger that only a Bryan can bear inside you will swear the ground is shaking, the earth is going to rip open and swallow you in a fiery river of molten lava and just before you burn to death, he will dump you into the salty Red Sea to slowly drown in your guilt and regret. But up till that line is crossed and the anger spills forth Bryans will be the most loving, understanding and forgiving people you will ever meet.
tl;dr I'am awesome
Someone who makes a lot of effort to become succesful. She's gorgeous, yet shy. But when she's around her friends she's the most outgoing one in the group. When comfortable around you she can be lovely and obnoxious, but not in a bad way. She keeps you laughing and she's always there to listen to your side of the story. Guys love her because she's adorable and girls admire her because she seems to know what she's doing in life.
(Wow it's scary how I'm like this in real life)
Callum is a Gaelic. : Disciple of Saint Columba. The name means of kings of Scotland.
The perfect man! Any women lucky enough to have one in her life, and should be forever grateful. They are known to be an amazing kissers. And are sensitive to a womens needs,wants and desires.
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Juve dash Celtic's Champions League hopes
Juventus took a huge step towards soccer's Champions League quarter-finals on Tuesday by beating Celtic 3-0 away, and although French outfit Paris Saint-Germain also won away, 2-1 at Valencia, it came at a cost.
The huge investment made in players by PSG's Qatari owners was paying handsome dividends until a catastrophic final few minutes in which they conceded a goal and had star Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic rather harshly sent off.
The volatile Swede will miss next month's second leg as a result.
It could therefore fall on the shoulders of their latest high-profile signing, David Beckham - who was watching from the stands - to produce some of his old inspiration to see them into the last eight.
Things were much more straightforward for Juventus in Glasgow, however.
They silenced the raucous home crowd within three minutes as a mistake by Nigerian defender Efe Ambrose, playing despite a short turnaround after the Africa Cup of Nations final on Sunday, resulted in a goal to Alessandro Matri.
Further goals late in the second half from Claudio Marchisio and Mirko Vucinic, the latter also assisted by an error from Ambrose, ensured there was no repeat of the famous home win over Barcelona in the group stage.
Celtic manager Neil Lennon was not happy with the referee, but accepted his decision to play Ambrose had backfired.
"The scoreline flatters Juventus," said Lennon, who left recent Australian signing Tom Rogic on the sidelines.
"For 70-odd minutes, we were by far the better side but you can't give away sloppy goals.
"We took a gamble on Efe Ambrose but he was poor for the first goal and he missed a great chance to equalise. We switched off for the second and third goals."
Lennon conceded his charges "need a miracle".
Juventus coach Antonio Conte was delighted with how his side handled a hostile crowd.
"It was a difficult match and in this atmosphere, with Celtic playing with the intensity they did, we could have lost the match," he said.
"But my players kept their heads and showed great maturity and overall it was an excellent result for us."
PSG looked to be cruising as first-half goals from Argentine duo Ezequiel Lavezzi and Javier Pastore gave them a comfortable lead until the mad last two minutes when Valencia's French centre-back Adil Rami scored and Ibrahimovic saw red.
PSG coach Carlo Ancelotti - who will also be without the increasingly influential young Italian midfielder Marco Verratti for the second leg due to suspension - was not happy with the sending-off decision.
"I don't understand the decision," said the Italian.
"He went for the ball at the same time as another player did. It was a forceful tackle but a football tackle. I really don't understand."
His Valencia counterpart Ernesto Valverde said his side had not been cautious enough and discounted the importance of the absence of Ibrahimovic in the second leg.
"They were very strong. Every counter-attack they had was very dangerous," he admitted.
"We managed to get a late goal, which means we still have a chance, but we must take into account the fact they have some extraordinary players."
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Aloisi's spy call adds heat to derby
ALLEGATIONS of spying on closed training sessions, talk of tackles flying in and the expectation of a physical, high-octane encounter in a fevered atmosphere. Nothing raises emotions like the Melbourne derby, it seems.
On Friday, Melbourne Heart coach John Aloisi fanned the flames of controversy by querying whether a person recording his side's closed training session at AAMI Park was a Victory spy.
Victory quickly scoffed at that, but Aloisi's question certainly ratcheted up the temperature ahead of this encounter.
''I did see someone with a camera watching our session. I am not sure if it was Victory, but if it was, it wasn't too good because it's behind closed doors. If they have got someone recording our training session, it's poor,'' the coach said.
''As soon as I started pointing he ran off. We only get to use this ground once every two weeks whenever we play a home game … when we are here we ask for a little bit of respect, and that way we didn't get it today.''
Aloisi's side was poor in its 2-0 loss to Central Coast Mariners last week but the coach insists the team has bounced back in tough training sessions this week.
He will make one change to the starting line-up, bringing back Croatian striker Josip Tadic in place of Dylan Macallister.
''You sense it as a coach, that every player wants to play and do well in the derby so there is not much need for motivation,'' Aloisi says.
Heart got the better of the first meeting this season when it played a high-energy, pressing game, but Aloisi says he will have to refine the approach on Saturday night.
''We know that going forward they are very good, they have four front players that will cause any team problems. Victory are a little bit different now so our tactics can't be exactly the same. Mark Milligan in the midfield gives them a lot of balance so they play a little differently,'' he said.
''But we know how we can hurt them, we know what to do against them.''
Ange Postecoglou, the Victory boss, was bitterly disappointed by his side's defeat in that round-one game.
''There were 42,000 people there that night and that doesn't happen often. We missed an opportunity that day, and that was why I was disappointed,'' he said.
''Tomorrow is another great opportunity to make some special memories for our football club, our fans, and when those come along you want to take them.''
He was complimentary about the opposition, which has been rather inconsistent this season.
''When they have been good they have been really good,'' Postecoglou said.
''They haven't put it together often enough this year, which is why they are where they are.
''But hopefully they do play at their best and we still come out on top.''
Postecoglou said he will go into the game with the same starting line-up that played out the 1-1 draw with Brisbane last weekend.
Michael Lynch, The Age's expert on soccer, has had extensive experience of high level journalism in the UK and Australia. Michael has covered the Socceroos through Asia, Europe and South America in their past three World Cup campaigns. He has also reported on Grands Prix and top class motor sport from Asia and Europe. He has won several national media awards for both sports and industry journalism.
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text: MARVIN THE ARVN 0 Report post Posted October 1, 2010 All, Im running a RT campaign for 4 players and one of the pc's has been keeping a log of what happens. I will post the first session and if enough interest is shown I will continue to post the logs. The crew consists of.... The Dureen Rogue Trader DynastyCurrent Profit Factor: 49 Name: Rico Dureen Role: Rogue Trader Name: Patronius Proscesu Role: Navigator Name: Nicandar Hak Role: Enginseer Prime Name: Kilgrim Hartek (Squat)Role: Arch-Militant Name: Lucius Spence Rank: Void Master - Gunnery Furnace of Redemption Firestorm Class Frigate The Great Fortune Wolfpack Class The Revenge Wolfpack Class Prologue: House Dureen; a new Dynasty++ Excerpt taken from the personal record of Tech-Priest Nicander Hak ++ ++ LOCATION: HESH, THE LATHES, GOLGENNA REACH, THE CALIXIS SECTOR++ I had been in the service of the Omnissiah for fifteen standard years, and based in the Lathes for almost ten of those, when I was given the opportunity to achieve greatness for myself, the Adeptus Mechanicus, and the Omnissiah himself. It started as being my most important duty to date, the refit of a Firestorm Class Frigate that was to be assigned to a new Rogue Trader Dynasty. The Inquisition had procured the ship, and although it had abandoned for years, it was of high quality. Why they were willing to give such a wonderous gift to this new Rogue Trader, the Mechanicus heirarchy were unable to fathom. The vessel was ancient, and magnificent, and I wanted to give my best for the machine spirit that resided within her, and fortunately was left to do so by both the Rogue Trader, and the Inquisition. Indeed, the only time during the refit that I met the mysterious sponsors was when it came to fit the ship with her weapon systems. I was in the process of looking for the standard loadout for a Firestorm, a lance weapon and a macrocannon battery when two visitors were shown into the workshop. One introduced himself as Inquisitor Attelus, a name I recognised from the work order specifying the refit, but my attention was immediately drawn to the figure that flanked him. He was introduced simply as Castagir, and he was huge, dwarfing even my heavy lift servitors, I had never met one of his type before, but I knew instantly, even though he was all but hidden by his plain robes, that he could be nothing other than an Astartes, although his rank or Chapter was never disclosed. I discussed the progress of the refit with the Inquisitor, while the Astartes sat back and listened, and it was only when the weapons were discussed did he lean forward. In a deep, rumbling voice, he asked some suprisingly pertinent questions regarding mass, power drain, and destructive capabilities, before leaning back. I thought that would be it, but after a few minutes, he made two suggestions, which I almost laughed at, before catching myself, after all I did not want to anger him. And then I thought about his suggestions more seriously and realised that they would work. With the space available, and the power from the high quality archeotech plasma drive in the hull, the Firestorm could mount a Pyros melta-cannon turbo-weapon battery in place of the usual macro-cannon battery - a potent upgrade in its own right, but we would be able to replace the lance weapon with a Titan Forge lance battery. I looked at the Astartes in shock, a lance battery on a Frigate! I am sure that I could see a smile from within his cowled head. "There are Tech-Marines within a Chapter," his voice quite, "I believe that they spend three decades on Mars before returning to the Chapter. Spend time with them, and some of their knowledge, and their respect for the machine spirits passes on. And as a fighting force we do have the reputation to have a greater impact than size or numbers would suggest." I nodded mutely as they got up to leave. It was at that point that I vowed to the Omnissiah that I would never discount an unusal approach to a problem again, or indeed be afraid of an unusual solution. The refit was almost completed when Magos Scall summoned me. I was shocked by the offer he made. A Rogue Trader Dynasty needs an Enginseer, and relies on the Adeptus Mechanicus for support, and apparantly the Magos was impressed by my work on the vessel, and by the unusual configuration of the ship. (I did not tell him where that idea had originated). Accordingly he felt that I would be suited to becoming the Enginseer Prime for the new Dynasty and would be assigning me as such. He left me with the thought that a Rogue Trader goes to many unusual places, and the technology uncovered would always be of interest to the Adeptus Mechanicus. It was only after I left the meeting that I realised that my "unusual approach", which he appeared to praise, may have caused him worry, and he was effectively sending me into a place where I would be of little threat to the mainstream Adeptus Mechanicus methodologies... Still little matter, I found myself excited by the thoughts of the new challenge. I made a few minor changes to the vessel prior to completion, and as a result was able to fit a well equipped workshop into the space remaining. After all, I reflected, I would need to keep her sailing, and no-one would begrudge me the ability to do so, or realise that this was not exactly standard on such classes of ship. The vessel was redesignated the "Furnace of Redemption", and with my new staff, and a skeleton Adeptus Mechanicus crew, we made the short journey to Malfi in the Malfian Sub-sector for the cermonial granting of the Rogue Trader's Warrant, the final loading of equipment and supplies, and the embarkation of the crew. ++ End of record ++ ++ Excerpt taken from the personal record of Rogue Trader Rico Doreen ++ ++ LOCATION: MALFI, THE MALFIAN SUB-SECTOR, THE CALIXIS SECTOR - THE PALACE OF THE SECTOR GOVERNOR++ After returning from my infiltration of the Agents of Khoros, with there hired assasin following closely behind, I had hoped for a chance to lie low, to rest and recuperate, at the expense of the good old interrogator of course. With my thoughts in the boudoirs of Malfi and the beds of any lucky noblewomen I could find. I was looking forward to a goodly period of sojourn. Unfortunately this was not too be. Immediately upon my arrival back to Malfi, a genecoded message was delivered to my quarters in my covername. I got the feeling that this wasn't for an ordinary meeting so hastened to meet with "A". How did he break this identity, how did he even know it existed, worse still how long did he know about it, **** him. It was with some trepidation I went to the meeting, and lo and behold, when he said where we met he literally meant where we met, an interrogation chamber in the underhive of Malfi. With a shudder I sat in the only chair, trying not to flinch as I remembered the cold adamantine shackles clicking around my wrists and ankles. Seeing my discomfort one of the robed figures removed his hood, chuckling to himself quietly "Just a little reminder my friend of how things may have been". It was Attalus, by which it was safe to assume the other was his pet assasin. I was a little disturbed, there was something about Attalus demeanour which seemed darker, over recent months he'd seemed more positive, something must've happened to have caused him to relapse to his old way. My thoughts went again back to my first visit here and the information extracted from me and my eventual execution. How I'd prayed for death, for it's final release only to have it snatched away just as the welcoming darkness engulfed me. Attempting to pull myself together and to put on a show of bravado; "Interrogator, how may I be of assistance to you?" Again that chuckle, "I am a mere Interrogator no longer my friend, you are behind the times..." He turned to a scanner on the wall which read his optical and fingerprint. "Greetings Inquisitor Attalus, identity confirmed". Indeed things had changed. Attalus turned back to me "Now Rico, you had recently come to my mind, I wondered why my good friend Rico had not made his regular reports. He must be very busy, thought I. So, imagine my surprise when I casually came across a familiar name one Jeron Dahlschmidt. My good friend Rico could not be upto his old tricks again could he? Anyway I had need of your attention so summoned you here to remind you of your duty to the Emperor. I'm sure you couldn't have forgotten." I again felt that strange pressure in my mind, that unwanted link, that link that I believed had been disrupted by Attalus' loss. Is it back, is this something else something more insidious? I started to talk, but Attalus continued "I have another job for you, one which would be of great interest to you with your shall we say unique skills. I have a need for an operative to infiltrate the Koronus expanse. One I can trust implicitly." He again chuckled as if at his own private joke, "I have arranged for you to be granted a ship." He consulted a datapad, "The Furnace of Redemption, an appropriate name considering it's new Captain, Captain." "But, but what ho..." I started to stutter. "You will be operating under the name Rico Doreen, of the newly granted "Doreen Rogue Trader" dynasty. An old dynasty that has fallen to bad times I believe..." Could it be was he referring to my great grandfathers line? "Anyhow time is awasting your Ceremony of Instigation will take place in two days at the Governors' palace. I will take you now to your command staff." As we walked away, he kept talking; "I have reasons for needing you to be in the Expanse, I need you to prepare to assist this Sector in a battle for all our souls. We don't know where or when this is coming but trust me it is coming. Your nature will cause you to seek your own power and profit, in fact it is this I am counting on, but when I call in my marker I expect a quick response, you don't want me looking for you. What the Inquisition grants we can just as easily take away..." Then, almost as if a switch had been flicked, something changed and Attalus's face lit up again, and, in an almost friendly manner he continued, "Look Rico, this is a great opportunity for you. Yes it's a double edged blade, one that could cost you as much as it gains you but for the right person a Rogue Traders license and ship is the route to fame and fortune. It's taken a lot of favours and influence to swing this for you, but I'm sure you won't let me down, and, be assured the "Furnace of Redemption" is no ordinary ship - I've seen her. Can I count on you?" I had no choice. He was right, it was a once in a lifetime opportunity and Attalus knew I knew it, he knew he held all the cards at this time. So I accepted, taking the Inquisitors proffered hand and shook it. At the same time, I couldn't shake a thought from my mind; who was this Attalus, the friendly Attalus of the last few months, or the darker soul I first met, I couldn't help but shudder at the realization that I had no idea whom I served. Attalus hurried me to an antechamber where five figures stood. "This will be your command crew. Trust them well for they all posess unique abilities that will be useful to you in this task. Listen to their advice and you may succeed, and make a huge profit for your dynasty." To the others . "This is Rico Doreen. He will be acting as the Rogue Trader during your sojourn into the expanse. I will leave you know to get to know each other. Please be at the Governors Palace for the ceremony in two days time." And with that, he turned on his heel and left. ++ End of record ++ ++ Excerpt taken from the personal record of Enginseer Prime Nicander Hak ++ ++ LOCATION: MALFI, THE MALFIAN SUB-SECTOR, THE CALIXIS SECTOR++ Well, I have met the Rogue Trader. I am not entirely sure what to make of him, the man does appear to have a history, and he appeared to be nervous around the Inquisitor, although that is probably good - it shows he has good survival instincts which will benefit us all in the long run. Anyway, enough of that, back to the pertinent facts. There was great excitement around the hives of Malfi on the day of the Granting of the Warrant. The hivers and under-hivers, I feel, would use any excuse to throw a party, whilst middle and upper-hivers saw the creation of a new Rogue Trader as an opportunity to create new trading links, to make Thrones, or to gain political influence. All the stories about the intrigue and manoeuvrings of the nobles of Malfi were exemplified here, and I think I prefer the simplistic outlook of the under-hivers. Having said all that, the parade, and ceremony were very impressive, with the command staff and senior officers in their formal Dureen Dynasty uniforms, and a smartly presented cohort of house infantry marching through the streets. The Warrant was presented by the Sub-Sector Governer himself, and just behind him I saw Inquisitor Attalus, and the Astartes, Castagir, who I must say looked far less comfortable in these surroundings. Once the official ceremonies had completed, we were free to roam, and many individuals took the opportunity to speak with the Rogue Trader, no doubt angling for some sort of exclusive deal for the supply of goods, or to act as his representative in some capacity or another. I, fortunately was left alone, and took the time to introduce myself to the Senior Adeptus Mechanicus representatives on the planet. Not being entirely politically ignorant, I asked whether there was anything in particular they wanted me to watch for on my pending journeys, however they simply echoed Magos Scalls words, stating that the Mechanicus was interested in the discovery of technology. They wished me the guidance of the Omnissiah, and effectively dismissed me from their presence. I was about to head back to the ship, when I noticed the Rogue Trader and his abhuman Warmaster (Squat, or Homo Sapiens Rotundus as I am told, is the correct biological designation) in a somewhat uncomfortable discussion with a man in the uniform of an Imperial Guard General. Intrigued I dispatched my servo-skull, Yorrick Gar, to listen in, and fortunately as it later turned out, to record the conversation, both in audio, and video. Effectively the General was attempting to elicit bribes from the Rogue Trader, telling him that he could make our lives very difficult, or very easy should he so wish. It took our diminutive Warmaster great self control to stop himself murdering the General there and then. The Rogue Trader stated flat out that bribes would not be forthcoming, so the General replied that we should expect a ship inspection the following day. At that, the Warmaster growled low threats of violence at the General, who hurried off, and Rogue Trader Dureen recalled us all to the ship, where we gathered for a command meeting. He described the actions of the General, and we began to formulate a plan to deal with this. I called everyones attention to the holo projector, and instructed Yorrick to play back the recording of the meeting. Whilst they were digesting this I proposed that we contact the General, suggest a quiet meeting, show him the recording and then offer him a deal - we would make him responsible for suppying all our military hardware whilst on Malfi, and he could then take a fee for his services. This, I reasoned, could be couched as a legitimate business deal, and change his focus from working against us, to working for us. This met with approval from those in the room, and I was given the benefit of an evil little grin and a nod of the head from our Warmaster, which I chose to take as a compliment. Interestingly, while searching through the ships cogitators I came across the Rogue Traders personal records, and "accidently" decrypted them. It is perhaps useful to consider his view of the same events; -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + + "The ceremony was a pompous affair, extremely formal and very overlong, and during the procedings the Governor made a not so veiled reference to the expected brevity of my tenure as Rogue Trader. The parade afterward was even worse, sycophants and wellwishers crowding the street trying to press the flesh. All the time all I could think of was how the Agents had vowed revenge and this would be the perfect place for an attack. After the the Parade I noticed a solitary figure striding purposefully to our group. He introduced himself to the Warmaster as Sector General Seth Sinclair and apparently had a business matter he wanted to discuss with myself. It appeared the good old General had a desire to muscle in on my newly created Dynasty, hoping to better his current situation however his attitude grated upon me as he attempted to blackmail me as he became aware of the vast amonts of Thrones being spent by my colleagues to equip the Furnace of Redemption. My nervousness and desire to get off the street must've come through in my demeanour as I brusquely brushed the General off, after what I had been through over the recent months no petty bureaucrat was going to blackmail me. With hindsight this was a bit of a mistake as the General could make life more difficult for us on Malfi. However unbeknownst to myself the Enginseer Nikander had recorded the events and gave us leverage to get him to consider our counter proposal. We proposed the General would be our go-to man for legitimate imperial goods which would obviously make him a lot of profit but in return gave us access to those materials we may not otherwise be able to acquire." + + + -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Personally, I like the fact that the Rogue Trader realised his mistake, at least it's less likely to happen again... The next meet with the General, whose name I discovered was Seth Sinclair was scheduled for that evening, so I retired to my workshop, downloaded a copy of the recording into one of my private cogitators, and worked on setting the parameters of my new combat servitors which I intend on using to defend the workshop, should the need arise. I also deployed units of Tech-Guard which had been assigned to me to defend the Plasma Drives, Warp Engines, and Gellar Field. Shortly afterwards, the Warmaster contacted me, stating that he had a problem that he would like my help with. Apparantly, members of our crew had been assaulted while loading equipment onto the shuttles in the docks, and he wanted to put a stop to it. We both surmised that this was an element of General Sinclair making life difficult for us, and decided to take a detachment of troops down to the docks the next day in an attempt to catch the culprits. That evening, the meeting with the General went well. He took one look at the evidence we had, and agreed to our proposals, as long as I deleted the recording, which I did, safe in the knowledge that there was a copy in my workshop. Hoewever, he had no idea who the men assaulting our crew were. As expected, the inspection of the ship the next day passed off without incident. With all that settled, the Warmaster and I left the rest of the crew making final preparations for the voyage, and headed down to the docks, with his men, to deal with our mysterious attackers. If they were not Guardsmen, it was evident that someone else was upset with our new Dynasty. With a commendable eye for small unit tactics, he set the soldiers into ambush positions, and we settled doen to wait. Less than a standard hour later, a dozen rough looking men appeared and began to cause trouble, so the Warmaster sprang his ambush, and the ruffians were quickly subdued. I left the questioning to the Warmaster - he was very, very good at it. He asked the self appointed leader who he worked for. The man cursed and spat at him, so the Warmaster shot him in the head with a bolt pistol. He moved to the next man in line and repeated his question. Apparantly this man was named Sergio Nico, and worked for an underworld boss named Don Mario Fenducci. Don Mario moved around the hives regularly, so was difficult to contact, but Sergio was willing to do everything in his power to find the Don, and contact us when he did. He told us all this without pausing for breath. The Warmaster and I smiled at each other, and marched the men, at gunpoint into our shuttle, taking them with us to the ship, throwing all of them, except Sergio into the brig. Sergio was taken to the Chirurgeon, where a micro-bomb I had created was attached internally to his spine. It was explained to him in graphic detail waht would happen if he did not do as he promised, and then we returned him to the docks and released him. I sent Yorrick after him to shadow his every move, and although the man made a couple of failed half-hearted attempts to shake off my trusty familiar, he was as good as his word, and two days later we had the location of Don Mario. Not entirely trusting the word of Sergio, we returned him to the brig, and the Warmaster and I returned to the surface of the planet, with a platoon of his best men. We quickly reached our intended destination, a restaurant in one of the more exclusive areas of the hive, and left our men in hiding, listening in on the vox. As we attempted to enter the restaurant we were stopped on the threshold by a large, heavily muscled man, who demanded to know our business. The Warmaster loudly gave a formal reply, stating his many titles, and introduced me in the same manner - I had now idea how important I am - and requested a meeting with Don Mario. After a brief pause, as messages were passed to and from the rear of the room, we were granted entry, as long as we relinquised our weapons. I handed over my hellgun, but protested that I must retain my Holy Symbol, and they allowed me to do so. I smiled inwardly, Holy Symbol, Omnissian Axe, they are the same thing really...! The Warmaster growled as he handed over his bolt-pistols. The meeting with Don Mario was successful. He was a likeable, and jovial character, and it appeared that there was nothing that went on in the criminal underworld that he did not have a stake in. He had been given the impression that we were attempting to muscle in on his business, and was reassured that we were in the process of buying weapons, not selling, and that we would soon be heading off world in any case. He nodded, and we made a proposal for him, offering to make him our Malfi distributor of some of the more "interesting" items that we may discover on our travels, and sensing the opportunity for profit here, he readily agreed. He then asked about his men, and we informed him, with regret, that one had died in our initial confrontation, but that the rest were aboard our ship. He described one man in particular, who it transpired was his nephew (thankfully not the one who had spat at the Warmaster), and asked for him to be returned, which of course we agreed to. It was then that the Warmaster asked Don Mario whether he would like for his nephew to gain some off world experience, and offered to train the young man, and guide him through a career. Don Mario smiled broadly, and agreed, telling the Warmaster to make a "Proper man of him!" As for the rest of his men we held, he told us to keep them as crew, or to do with them as we would. We thanked for his time, and left him to his business. Once again, it is perhaps interesting to take a look at the "accidently" decrypted Rogue Traders personal records, and in relation to these events; -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + + "The Warmaster and Nikander went to pay the Don a visit, upon arrival at his place of business, the Don did not even appear to recognise the reason for there visit, and claimed that he wasn't aware of any ambushes on our men. However it turned out that there was an issue that the Don had been mistakenly informed that we were mass selling illegal weaponry, and therefore treading on his trade. However when the Warmaster explained that our desire was to purchase said weaponry the Dons demeanor changed considerably. Even to the point where the Warmaster has a new boot boy, one Antonio, the Dons nephew. Strange how these things work out. I must remember to thank Nikander and the Warmaster for there quick thinking as they have successfully defused a difficult situation and gained us a strong contact in the shall we say seedier side of Malfi.." + + + -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It is nice to be appreciated, and I must let the Warmaster know that our efforts have been noted. After the end of our meeting with the Don, we returned to our ship, and assigned Don Marios men to various posts, their turn in fortunes accepted with remakable equanimity, and then I took Sergio back to the Chirurgeons, and has the micro-bomb removed - to say he looked relieved was an understatement. I then told him that we were going to return him to the surface, on the understanding that he would act as our go-between with Don Mario, and as our fixer whenever we returned to Malfi. As an incentive, I reminded him that we were friends with Don Mario now, which focussed his mind, and then I handed over a few hundred Thrones as his retainer fee, and the man looked overjoyed with his change in status, promising to be there whenever we needed him. With that business completed, and all our stores and supplied loaded, we were ready to embark on our journey, and the Furnace of Redemption left port, and headed to the outer edges of the system, charting a course for Port Wander and the Koronus Expanse. ++ End of record ++ SPOILER WARNING FOR INTO THE MAW ++ Excerpt taken from the personal record of Enginseer Prime Nicander Hak ++ ++ LOCATION: PORT WANDER, THE KORONUS EXPANSE ++ The Rogue Trader informed me that we would be leaving the vessel to visit the Port Wander Space Station. I had no great desire to visit the station itself, although I felt I should pay homage to the Omnissiah in the Halls of the Mechanicus, so decided that I would accompany the group. The remainder of the command staff had also been selected, and, so as we made the short journey from the docking arm to the port area itself, I was accompanied by Rogue Trader Dureen, his Warmaster and First Officer - the biologically interesting abhuman Kilgrim Hartek along with four of his Armsmen who I assume are good at what they do, the Navigator Patronius Proscesu, who seems to take every opportunity to leave his bubble on the ship (I must speak with Dureen about this, Navigators are hard to find, and it is illogical to risk such a valuable resource this way, although I doubt he'll listen to me, the man can't seem to shake his early, rebellious life...), and the Gunnery Void Master Lucius Spence - a man I'm told is an excellent shot, as befits his position, and frankly needs to be, as I have yet to have a stimulating conversation with the muscle-bound flesh-sack! Most importantly, as always, the Skull Servitor Yorrick Gar, my closest confident, accompanied me. I felt he deserved to feel the presence of the Omnissiah in the Halls too, and anyway, he rarely leaves my side. The Station itself is reasonably well maintained, however has an air of the frontier about it - all on board seem to be armed in some manner, and it is not the cleanest of places, and neither was the individual that met us in the quaintly named 'Court of the Dead'. He had given his name as Orbest Dray in the vox message he had left for Dureen, claiming he had an important message for the Rogue Trader. In all honesty, even with my standard human senses, I could smell him before I saw him, it seemed as though he hadn't washed in years, had filthy matted hair, and was wearing the ragged remains of ships coveralls, covered with broken trinkets. He was very greatful for us meeting him, and told a story that in his younger days he had served as an officer aboard the Emperor's Testament part of the fleet belonging to a Rogue Trader named Vos Karlorn, and after being caught in a Warp storm, they had discovered an uncharted system. On arrival, their Astropath had picked up a distress call from a lost Imperial vessel, however, it was soon ascertained that this was an old echo from a ship named the Righteous Path. This ship dated from the days of the Angevin Crusade an the creation of the Calixis sector, and legend had it that her Captain had filled the ship with great wealth and treasures, going so far as to strip the vessel to make it all fit - I pitied the machine spirit of such a noble vessel, tortured in such a manner. After the re-discovery, Vos Karlorn felt that he didn't have the resources to exploit his find, so returned to Port Wander to try and raise an expedition to salvage the Righteous Path. Not willing to risk the loss of his hard won knowledge, he left Dray on Port Wander with a map of the location of the treasure ship, and headed out on his recruiting mission, never to return. Dray has been waiting for a century for someone to return to complete the salvage operation, and it appears that our Rogue Trader has a link to his old master. Dureen praised the man for his commendable loyalty, and offered him a place on the crew, which was accepted with an almost ecstatic joy. I just hope the Rogue Trader has the good sense to get him deloused first. As the story unfolded, I became aware that we were in a crowded public place, and my sense of paranoia that has served me so well over my life caused me to send Yorrick on a high sweep of the area, and with my attention half on his sensorium feeds, I turned back to the meeting in front of me, in time to see Dray hand a small, sealed container to Dureen, which opened at Dureens touch. I surmised this to be a gene-coded stasis casket (correctly as it turned out), and it contained what looked to be smooth black stone. I was about to step forward to take a closer look at the casket, fascinated, as always, by the technology, when a warning chime from Yorrick forced my attention skywards, and I caught sight of a cybernetically enhanced bird swooping from the shadows of the chamber ceiling. I shouted a warning to my companions, however "Beware of the bird" appears to have been too little for their fleshy brains to comprehend, sometimes I wish I had stayed with the Mechanicus fleets, there, at least, the crews understand simple Gothic phrases! As the bird swooped down and seized the stone, I unslung my Hellgun and tried to draw a bead on the villainous cyber-avian while the slack jawed flesh-bags stood unmoving, however, at this time the rest of the trap was sprung, and a number of armed men stepped from the shadows and opened fire on us, and this seemed significant enough to galvanise the others into action. Fortunately for us, the first salvo of fire seemed to be interdicted by a number of unfortunate bystanders, and our superior skill and training allowed us to quickly turn suprise into offence, and to win the gun battle, forcing the attackers to retreat, the few remaining healthy ones dragging their wounded with them leaving four of their number dead on the deck. The civilians hadn't be so lucky, with nearly twenty dead or severly wounded. Understandably, I had been distracted during the shoot-out, focussed on killing our assailants, so I missed the avian thief dropping its stolen booty and our Rogue Trader, ably protected by the Warmaster, recovering it. As the others gathered to assess our situation, I walked over to the bodies of the assailents that I had killed, to look for clues as to their identity, or indeed that of their master, however was unable to discern anything of use. I did however notice that one had an almost perfectly shaped skull, and so claimed his body as a spoil of battle. Once again, a warning chime from Yorrick alerted me to some new arrivals, and an Arbites squad arrived, having already scooped up two of our assailants. The Arbites requested our presence at their Precinct, a request that Dureen refused, but did arrange to speak with their commanding officer from the Furnace of Redemption where he told the Sergeant in charge we were heading next. Strangely, Warmaster Hartek seemed more relieved to be clear of the Arbites presence than worried by the attack itself. Safely back onboard the ship, I headed back to my workshop, to begin the process of creating my new servo skull, putting the unneccessary parts into the protein recycling tanks. Our wounded were delivered to the Chirurgeon for treatment, and Navigator Proscesu worked with the Astropath Choir Master Santoro Golgotha, together they were able to decipher the message on the stone from the stasis casket - it presented an astropathic mind image detailing a stellar location, and although noone aboard was able to identify that location, it gave us a starting point. Rogue Trader Dureen spoke via the vox to the commander of the Arbites, Precept-Marshall Kyra Valkyran, and arranged for himself and the Warmaster to visit here to present our perspective of the ambush. I have been informed by the Tech Priest maintining the vox that the good Warmaster did not look particularly happy with this arrangement, but acquiesced to the request of the Rogue Trader. I must try to find out where Kilgrims aversion to contact with the Arbites stems from... I gave the two of them a copy of Yorricks recording of the ambush to hand to the Precept-Marshall, and they went to keep the appointment. The Navigator had hit on the idea of tracking down a Master Map Maker on the station to help decipher the stellar location that had been gleaned from the stone, and had been told that the very best was Magnate Scrivener Journ in the Chambers of Gold. He took Void Master Spence, and they too left the ship, heading for the Chambers of Gold. I stayed in my workshop, pleased that I could continue removing the unnecessary parts from my new servo skull. Apparantly the meeting between the Rogue Trader, Warmaster Hartek, and Precept-Marshall Kyra Valkyran was amicable, for the most part, with our account of the ambush being bourne out by the facts and the circumstantial evidence (and Yorricks recording), however the Precept-Marshall obviously was not enamoured with Rogue Traders generally, largely because they operate outside the normal range of Imperial Law, and with out very solid evidence she is unable to act against them. Unfortunately, although she promised that intervention would be swift should hostilities break out again, my interpretaion of that was this was as much a warning to us not to look for revenge, as it was reassurance. She was also candid enough to reval that our attackers were in the employ of Hadarak Fel, from the vessel the Fel Hand, another Rogue Trader. I have since discovered that the Inquisitor who was the driving force behind the granting of the Dureen Warrant of Trade has an interest in this Rogue Trader himself. Truly, the ways of the Omnissiah are wonderous indeed. As I understand it, the meeting ended on a sour note because of some perceived slight aimed at the Arbites by the Rogue Trader, who, I believe has no great love of the Arbites due to certain experiences in his youth. What was actually said, has not been revealed, and I believe that our Rogue Trader may be regretting his hasty words. Of course he'll never admit that... Navigator Proscesu and Void Master Spence were successful in their mission (and far more diplomatic), and quickly located Magnate Scrivener Journ in the Chambers of Gold. He readily agreed to help, and quickly identified the location we sought as the Egarian Dominion in Winterscale's Realm. If we agreed to transfer certain texts to a contact of his named Cyrus, on Footfall, he would provide a map for us, and promised that confidentiality in all dealings with us would be kept. After promising that the texts were not heretical in any way, although proscribed by the more puritan elements of the Ecclesiarchy, and after the Navigator had a brief vox conversation with the Rogue Trader, the deal was struck, and Armsmen sent from the ship to carry the boxes of texts back to the vessel. I hope the Rogue Trader has the good sense to keep that part of the bargain a secret from the Ships Confessor, or things could get complicated! Nevertheless, I have seen the charts that Journ created. They are exquisite, and well worth the price paid. On their return to the vessel, Dureen called the command staff together for a briefing - I am considered part of that, which is useful, at least in keeping abreast of the flow of information, and passed on all that he'd learned from the Arbites. I asked them to wait a while, and briefly excused myself, and after a brief vox conversation with some of the servants of the Omnissiah in the docking arms, learning that the Fel Hand had left Port Wander at speed, shortly after the ambush had taken place. Armed with this new information, Rogue Trader Dureen recalled any crew still ashore, and we set off in persuit, unfortunately, our rival had a 12 hour headstart... ++ LOCATION: THE FURNACE OF REDEMPTION, THE KORONUS PASSAGE ++ I doubt that there'll be many among you that are unaware of the dangers of travel through the warp at the best of times. It is fair to say that warp travel in the Koronus Expanse rarely fits the "best of times" designation, and to travel into the Expanse through the Koronus Passage, skirting two huge warp storms, is as dangerous a passage as there is, as the dozens of missing ships will testify. It was with knowledge in mind that when we approached the Maw, we chose to wait to avoid a particularly violent warp eddy, unfortunately the crew became unsettled by delay, muttering about missing the chance to make good on collecting the treasure we were chasing. We really should keep a tighter rein on the rumour mill... The nature of the journey into the Expanse requires a vessel to drop out of the warp and into realspace from time to time, to prevent it being dragged too far off course and being lost for good. Accordingly, we dropped into real-space at the Battleground, near enough the half way point through the Passage. It is an area of space full of dead and stripped ships, twisted wrecks, and debris, and I made my way to the bridge for a better view. The sight of all those dead ships shook me, and I muttered a silent prayer to the Omnissiah, for all the noble machine spirits silenced for good. The Great Fortune.Suddenly, one of the bridge crew called out that a weak signal from a salvation beacon beacon was being detected in a nearby debris field. On interrogation, the beacon was revealed to be from a pilgrim ship, the Penitent Traveller. As we closed on the stricken vessel, I called out that this would be a perfect place for an ambush, and something had clearly damaged the Penitent Traveller, so we ran a scan of the area, however, this turned up no threat. My sense of paranoia was still nagging me though, and I obviously was not the only one with feelings of unease as the crew were ordered to action stations. Our suspicions were well founded as soon two vessels appeared from behind larger pieces of debris, and we were hailed by a self styled Admiral, Bully Hayes, demanding our surrender. Needless to say this was dismissed in short order, and we prepared for battle. As we were effectively bracketed by the two pirate vessels, we quickly made the decision to turn towards the ship that appeared to be reacting the most quickly. This was a raider class vessel identified as The Revenge. As we turned in it opened fire with both macrobatteries and laser weapons, and the enemy was lucky, hitting our vessel repeatedly with the hab-sized macro shells, overloading our void shilds and damaging the hull, although fortunately not damaging anything critical. The ships captain, one Grace O'Malley, chose that moment to hail us to gloat, and in common with her fellow raider Captain, demand our surrender. We ignored the ignorant woman. Rogue Trader Dureen wrestled the ship into an advantageous position, and we found ourselves placed to return fire. The void shield crew worked to bleed off the excess power that overloaded the shield, and, repsonding to their drills and training, raised it again. Each of us worked to give Gunnery Void Master Spence the best possible firing solution, and he more than lived up to his reputation with perfectly aimed shots from both our melta-cannon and lance batteries leaving the enemy vessel on fire, listing badly, and trailing atmosphere, shattered hull fragments and the bodies of unfortunate crew caught in the spaces opened to the void. Perhaps I had been somewhat harsh in my initial summary of the man, he does seem to be able to interact with the machine spirits of the great weapon batteries of the Furnace of Redemption with ease. I may have to research his background and see whether his genetic line has had any connection with the Adeptus Mechanicus in the past. The other pirate, The Great Fortune accelerated towards us to try to rescue her crippled sister ship, catching us with another macrobattery salvo, overloading the void shild again, and causing more damage to the hull, however again, not damaging anything critical. As the damaged ship drifted past us, we were hailed once more; this time a man identified himself as captain of the vessel, explaining that Captain O'Malley no longer lived, and accepted our terms to remove himself from the battle. Once again, Rogue Trader Dureen exhibited excellent piloting skills forcing the ship into a sharp one hundred and eighty degree turn, putting us on course to go head to head with the The Great Fortune which had just fired at us. We exchanged fire with the pirate at extreme range to no real effect on either ship, but, then as we closed we were hit by what I deduced to be an energy mine, leaching power from the plasma drive, reducing its capabilities by nearly two-thirds. I headed down to the drive chambers to attempt to counter this attack, and so missed the end of the battle, but have since reviewed the recordings. We closed to within teleportarium range, and the Warmaster led the Penal Cohort in a lightning boarding action, disabling the void shield generator and setting fires in vital spaces. This superbly led, critical raid, was sucessfully completed with a loss of just twenty-one soldiers who had earned redmeption in the eyes of the Emperor. As soon as the Warmaster and his men were back on board, the gunnery teams opened fire with everything the had, devastating the enemey, and Bully Hayes quickly hailed us once more, this time to offer his surrender, which we graciously accepted. Eventually, by the grace of the Omnissiah, I was able to detach the leach mine from the vessel, and we were able to rescue the stranded pilgrims from the Penitent Traveller. We took control of the two raiders, and they are now vessels of the Dureen Rogue Trader Dynasty, their crews and captains throwing their lot in with us, recognising that they have a greater chance of fortune working with us on our Holy journey. We took the damaged ships under tow, and placed a Navigator on each vessel and made the final leg of the trip to Footfall. ++ LOCATION: THE FURNACE OF REDEMPTION, FOOTFALL SYSTEM ++ I have assessed the status of all three vessels. The two raiders will need months of repair and refit before they can be properly void-worthy again, but they are worth salvaging. Most of their systems have been damaged, but none have been destroyed, their crews have suffered grievously, The Great Fortune losing over 14,000 people or 57% of their complement, with The Revenge losing over 8,000 people or 33% of their complement. The Furnace of Redemption has suffered 60% hull damage, and will require a week or so of repairs, depending on the skills of the maintenance crews here, however, if pushed, we could continue our journey without delaying to fix the vessel. We have suffered losses of slightly over 5,200 loyal crew, may the Omnissiah watch over them, but we will continue on our quest in rememberance of their glorius sacrifice. ++ End of record ++ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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2015 Rugby World Cup
Sandy Park added to World Cup mix
ESPN Staff
March 4, 2013
The addition of Exeter's Sandy Park brings the number of club rugby grounds on the long list to two © Getty Images
Reported World Cup venues:
Exeter Chiefs' Sandy Park ground has been added to the list of potential venues for the 2015 Rugby World Cup.
The Chiefs ground's inclusion sees Bristol City's Ashton Gate drop out of the reckoning due to its proposed redevelopment. England Rugby 2015, the body in charge of organising the World Cup, spoke with the football club and due to doubts over whether the Bristol stadium will be ready in time for the tournament, it has opted to draft in Sandy Park.
ER 2015 has confirmed that Sandy Park meets all of the minimum standards criteria required to be a World Cup stadium - criteria which covers: playing facilities, pitch size, commercial considerations and the support of the local authority. The Chiefs had ambitious plans approved in October to develop the stadium from its current 10,744 capacity to 20,600 over the next five years.
Debbie Jevans, ER 2015 CEO, said of the decision: "We want to ensure that Rugby World Cup 2015 is a truly national event, and Sandy Park, located in the rugby heartland of the south west, gives us the option to take the tournament as far and wide as possible.
"I would like to thank Tony Rowe, chairman and chief executive of Exeter Chiefs, and Exeter City Council for their support over the last few weeks as we went through the process of adding Sandy Park to the long list. We are finalising venues and the match schedule in conjunction with Rugby World Cup Limited and will publish the final list in the next few weeks."
Exeter's Rowe added: "We are delighted to have been confirmed as one of the possible match venues on the long list for Rugby World Cup 2015. We see this as not only a fantastic opportunity to showcase our great club to the world's rugby fraternity, but also it provides a wonderful opportunity to bring alive not only the city of Exeter, but also our region which we know offers a significant input into the heartbeat of English rugby.
"This announcement is exciting news not just for rugby followers locally, but for everyone living here within the region. We have been working incredibly closely with Exeter City Council in submitting a bid we hope will bring so much to so many people. Our hope now is that we will be among the venues that will be selected for what I know will be a superb Rugby World Cup here in England in 2015."
Reports at the weekend suggested that the original 17-ground long list has now been cut to 12 but ER 2015 has since said the "list is not at all true" while the Telegraph reported on Monday that the Olympic Stadium was still in the mix. Ashton Gate was included on that 12-ground list as the south west's representative and due to its omission, Sandy Park seems to stand a good chance of featuring during the World Cup. The final 12-ground list will be announced on March 15.
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Indian Peaks (CO) > Niwot Mountain > Climber's Log
Niwot Mountain Climber's Log
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|From Lefthand Reservoir
Date Climbed: Sep 14, 2014
|Peakbug and I made the ascent after a detour along the shoreline to look for moose. This was an easy climb, but it provided some great views and some fun bushwhacking on the descent.
|Posted Oct 1, 2014 3:21 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 14, 2014
|Hiked around the reservoir to the west side and headed up to the ridge (after heading that way to see a momma and baby moose in the area...missed them, but saw lots of moose prints). Enjoyed taking the ridge to extend the day and soaking up the amazing views of the Indian Peaks.
|Posted Sep 14, 2014 5:11 pm
|Nice day...
Date Climbed: Feb 12, 2011
|Nice snowshoewing trip from winter closure, great view of most Indian Peaks,
|Posted Feb 12, 2012 6:33 pm
|linked to Navajo Peak
Date Climbed: Sep 30, 2010
|Fun hike, had been here earlier in the season, but turned back due to high winds. This time went all the way to Navajo but missed the descent chimney to Apache. Guess I'll have to come back another time!
|Posted Dec 18, 2010 8:03 pm
|Good weather, not too much snow
Date Climbed: Jan 30, 2010
|Climbed the NE ridge past the mine. Got lucky with moderate temps and sunny skies with only light clouds. Hardly any wind at all until summit where there was a steady cold-ish breeze. Very light snow cover on the tundra.
|Posted Jan 30, 2010 4:49 pm
|"Winter" ascent
Date Climbed: Feb 6, 2009
|I took my snowshoes but did not need them. The only thing that felt winter about this climb was the wind on the summit.
|Posted Feb 6, 2009 5:43 pm
|From Lefthand Res
Date Climbed: Jan 15, 2006
|1/15/06 - Climbed from Brainard Lake winter closure. Brutal, windy day.
9/29/07 - Climbed at night from Lefthand Res. I swear that's all I climbed that night ;)
|Posted Oct 8, 2008 10:45 pm
|Great views!
Date Climbed: Mar 16, 2008
|Wife, dog and I.
|Posted May 1, 2008 8:24 am
|Wind and Snow
Date Climbed: Feb 16, 2008
|Hit a good window. Visibility went to pot shortly after we finished our descent. We could see the wave come from the north, however, and knew we had time to work with. Straight winds were severe with gusts ranging to brutal. With XC ski poles, we could duck our heads and stick to the ground when needed. A nice ski approach to a mild climb using the old mine road that took us to the ridge. Beautiful views, if you can keep your breath in the wind looking north.
|Posted Feb 16, 2008 10:11 pm
|Postholing Nightmare!
Date Climbed: Dec 29, 2007
|I was prepared for the 60-70mph wind gusts, but I wasn't prepared to posthole thigh deep through the trees....with snowshoes on! Is there an actual trail up this mountain?
|Posted Dec 29, 2007 6:18 pm
|Mountain Jim
|Standard Route
Date Climbed: Sep 20, 1987
|Nice summit view of the higher Indian Peaks.
Total ascents = 3.
|Posted Dec 19, 2006 3:22 pm
|Wander up ridge looking for section corners
Date Climbed: Sep 5, 1999
|Posted Sep 25, 2006 6:05 pm
|Brian Kalet
|East Face (ascent); Northern Slopes (descent)
Date Climbed: Jun 6, 2006
|En route to Point 11,557.
|Posted Jun 7, 2006 3:28 pm
|Brad Snider
|North Slopes Posthole
|Pretty boring mountain overall. Would have been better if the skies were clear, but most of the time it was snowing at higher elevations and hiding the views of the higher peaks. After the summit, hiked along Niwot Ridge to Point 11,557 and then found another way down.
|Posted Apr 2, 2006 12:21 am
|Northern Slopes
Date Climbed: May 11, 2003
|I snowshoed this with the Colorado Mountain Club. There was still a lot of snow up there, from a snowstorm the previous night (only in Colorado!), as well as from the Blizzard of 2003. The snow thinned out as we neared the summit, so we took off our snowshoes for the last part of the hike. The plains were still socked in, but the sky was clear at the summit, though it was very windy and cold up there.
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The Wonder Boys (32-20) opened the game by batting around against SAU starter Philip Menou. The first three reached as Casey Abreu opened with a single, James Sharp followed by being hit by a pitch. Thomas Biocic drove in Abreu with a single. With two out, Zac Johnson drove home Biocic on a single to left field. Tech increased its lead to four on a two-run error.
Southern Arkansas (37-15) chipped away at the lead by scoring three runs in the third inning.
The first two runs scored following a throwing error by Jonathan Finnegan. GAC Player of the Year David Harris drew the Muleriders to within one on an RBI groundout.
Two innings later, the Muleriders tied the game, but missed out on an opportunity to take control of the game. The first three reached to load the bases. On a 3-1 count, Taylor hit Brady Capshaw to force in the tying run. >From that moment on, Taylor rallied as he induced a pop out, struck out Tyler Cameron and forced a ground out by Jackson McCurdy.
Tech took the lead for good in the seventh inning on a sacrifice fly by Cole Fergus.
Taylor threw a season-high 147 pitches and recorded his fourth complete game of 2013. He struck out 10, a single-game GAC Baseball Championship record. He retired 14 in a row late in the game only to allow a base hit with two out in the ninth. He finished off the win by striking out Quinn.


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TEAC has announced a new line of 10-disc DVD duplicators. The new 1:10 units are stand-alone disc-to-disc DVD duplication systems requiring no PC connection. TEAC's 1x10 DVDR Tower Duplicators support DVD recording at 16X speeds. They combine feature-rich controller technology with easy to use controls and stable design and quality and reliability, according to TEAC.
TEAC offers a complete line of duplicators, from 1x1 to 1x3, 1x7 and 1x10 duplicators. TEAC also offers high-quality dye-sublimation printers including the TEAC P55 Printer, and the P11 One-color Dye-Sublimation Personal Printer for home and office use.
TEAC also offers a complete line of Auto-Loaders and Auto-Publishers. TEAC's line of Duplicators, 1x1 CDR Duplicator (CDW/D11A/KIT), 1x3 CDR Duplicator without HDD (CDW/D13A/KIT), 1x3 CDR Duplicator with 80GB HDD (CDW/D13A/KIT/H), 1x7 CDR Duplicator without HDD (CDW/D17A/KIT), 1x7 CDR Duplicator with 80GB HDD (CDW/D17A/KIT/H), 1x1 DVDR Duplicator without HDD (DVW/D11A/KIT), 1x1 DVDR Duplicator with 80GB HDD (DVW/D11A/KIT/H), 1x3 DVDR Duplicator with 160GB HDD (DVW/D13A/KIT/H), 1x7 DVDR Duplicator with 160GB HDD (DVW/D17A/KIT/H) and 1x10 DVDR Duplicator with 160GB HDD (DVW/D110A/KIT/H) are all available through TEAC's Distribution Partners.
For more information about these products, see TEAC's Web site at http://www.TEAC.com/DSPD.


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Watch the video above to learn how we're empowering young people in Africa to go after their dreams, start their own businesses, and succeed — no matter what challenges they may face.
A roadside stand in South Sudan selling soap; an internet start-up in Gaza; a tofu processing plant in Indonesia: The global economy is connected by complex and dynamic markets. Mercy Corps believes in harnessing this inherent power to provide better opportunities for the world's poor and vulnerable, half of whom live on less than $2/day.
Local communities themselves have the ability to drive this change and no two situations are alike. For this reason, we take a holistic, locally-led approach, working with communities, their systems and structures to build businesses, increase income and improve employment opportunities. Even in the most fragile and informal markets, we focus on intentional, market-based solutions, ones which can succeed and expand long after we've left.
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Mercy Corps promotes safe, decent and equitable income opportunities for individuals around the world.
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Forty-two percent of the world is under the age of 25; Mercy Corps tailors employment programming to the unique needs of male and female youth.
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Afghanistan: A Beauty Shop of Her Own
Name: Lailuma Aslam ZadaAge: 30 yearsLocation: Bagh-E-Zanana, Kabul (Afghanistan)
Bosnia: A Fractured Country
Afghanistan: Saving the Darwishan Canal
Engineer Amir Mohammad has worked on many projects during his four years with Mercy Corps, yet there is no question about the most important one: the rehabilitation of the Darwishan Canal.
Georgia: After 15-Year Absence, Water Returns to Georgia Village
For the past 15 years, the 120 families living in Marabda have been literally thirsty for a better life.
Handicrafts Association Restores Old Traditions, Creates New Opportunities in Azerbaijan
Afghanistan: Finding a Common Ground in Kabul
Noorya and Delary don't have much in common. They live in the same sub-district of Kabul but they had never met or seen each other until they registered for work with Mercy Corps.
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Kosovo: Livestock distribution to RAE communities program
The five municipalities selected as the target area for this project, have large populations of Roma Ashkalia and Egyptian (RAE) communities spread across twenty-two rural villages. The five municipalities include Peja/Pec, Istog/Istok, Suhareka/Suva Reka, Gjakova/ Dakovica and Decani/Deqan.
Kosovo: Milk collection centers program
This program allows Mercy Corps to improve the livelihood of dairy farmers in the Dragas/ Dragash municipality through the establishment of Milk Collection Centres (MCCs).
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Contribute with Ubuntu One Bug Day
Friday, January 29th, 2010
Each day Ubuntu One usually has at least one representative from the team dedicated to addressing subscriber questions, participating in IRC discussions, and responding to bugs. A few months ago, we decided that this would be enhanced by the entire team collaborating for a short period of time on open bugs and subscriber questions. We called it Bug Day.
The goal was to reduce the list of bugs in an undecided state. After a few months, we've found this to be very useful in addressing open issues and questions, identifying duplicates, elevating the overall knowledge of the entire team and sharing best practices.
Tuesday is the next Ubuntu One Bug Day, and this time we're going to try something a little different. We would like invite our subscribers to join us. This will be an excellent opportunity to learn more about the Ubuntu One service, improve your skills and assist your fellow Ubuntu community members.
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In a brief filed March 25, attorneys for Russellville Police Department (RPD) detective Mark Frost and former chief James Bacon claim Jones and his attorneys have been in possession of an FBI report since last fall, but did not provide it to the defendants following a discovery request in January. Attorneys for Bacon and Frost found out about the report after calling the FBI to confirm a 2006 meeting between Frost and the FBI.
"... (U)ndersigned counsel learned that not only did a FBI created report exist regarding the meeting, but that the report supported Detective Frost's conclusions that the crime scene had been staged and confirmed that there was reason to believe Jones committed the murder because of his knowledge of Ms. Dirksmeyer's affairs," the filing stated. "... Most 'shocking and disturbing' is the revelation in the letter accompanying the report that the FBI previously produced this report 'to Plaintiffs counsel on or about October 2012.'"
The FBI report confirmed the meeting between Frost, Fifth Judicial District Prosecuting Attorney David Gibbons and the FBI, during which FBI agents expressed their beliefs the crime scene was staged and there was reason to suspect Jones killed Dirksmeyer.
In light of the information provided by the FBI's report, attorneys for the defendants asked the judge strike down allegations in Jones' suit that Frost made false statements to Gibbons about his meeting with the FBI.
Attempts to reach Jones' attorney by phone Tuesday were unsuccessful.
In the original suit, Bacon, Frost and Gary Dunn are accused of conspiring to withhold evidence of Jones' innocence in order to convict him of Dirksmeyer's 2005 murder.
The civil trial is set to begin May 13.


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Linda Burke-Galloway, M.D., M.S., FACOG, Lifescript Pregnancy Expert
Before You Get Pregnant
If you're diabetic and hoping to become pregnant, you need a plan.
First, work with your doctor to get your disease in check.
Diabetes occurs when a person's body can't process sugar or carbohydrates properly to make energy for the cells. The pancreas makes insulin that keeps our blood sugar under control.
When the pancreas doesn't make enough insulin, type 1 diabetes develops. Type 2 diabetes occurs when the body isn't able to use insulin properly or doesn't produce enough. Most diabetes sufferers have type 2 – and that number is growing as the obesity epidemic spreads.
Women with uncontrolled diabetes have a higher risk of developing high blood pressure, nerve damage, kidney disease, heart problems and blindness. And pregnancy can bring on added problems.
So you must get your body ready for pregnancy. If you're obese, that means losing weight, because you're at greater risk for multiple complications.
Control Your Blood Sugar
Most diabetics know the hemoglobin A1c test, which measures the percentage of sugar lingering in your hemoglobin (found inside red blood cells) for the prior three months.
An ideal A1c range is 5%-7%. If yours is more than 7%, your baby has higher risk of congenital birth defects. Doctors will usually recommend postponing efforts to get pregnant until your A1c percentage is lower.


text: Born in Normandy, Bélain founded (1625 or 1627) a short-lived French colony on St. Kitts, which was then occupied by the British. He landed on the site of Saint-Pierre, Martinique, on Sept. 1, 1635, and on September 17 he formally took possession of Martinique for King Louis XIII and the Compagnie (the island of Guadeloupe was seized by other French trader-explorers the same year). In the year of Bélain's death his nephew Dizel Jacques-Dyel du Parquet became captain general of Martinique.


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Oakland Athletics pitcher Brandon McCarthy underwent surgery Wednesday night after a CT scan showed an epidural hemorrhage, brain contusion and skull fracture as a result of a line drive that hit his head Wednesday afternoon, the A's announced.
Los Angeles Angels shortstop Erick Aybar hit the line drive that bounced off the side of McCarthy's head in the fourth inning, knocking him to the ground. McCarthy was taken to Alta Bates Summit Medical Center in Oakland and later to another facility.
McCarthy had another CT scan Thursday afternoon that showed improvement in his condition and that the hemorrhage had subsided. McCarthy is still in the hospital and is "alert, awake and resting comfortably," an A's press release said.
"Our first concern is Brandon's health, and we are heartened to learn he has shown progress in his recovery after surgery," said A's vice president and general manager Billy Beane in a statement released Thursday. "We are glad to report he is stable, awake and alert. The team will provide further updates as they become available in the coming days. We would ask members of the media to respect the privacy of Brandon and his family during this time. As we travel to Seattle today, Brandon remains in everyone's thoughts as we wish him a speedy recovery."
Earlier in the day, McCarthy's wife, Amanda, tweeted this message: "Again, thank you for the thoughts and prayers, they are not going unnoticed. He has the best fans."
The A's have not given a timetable for how long McCarthy will be out. McCarthy is 8-6 with a 3.24 ERA in 18 starts.


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I agree if Novakaine doesn't have the best 3pt % year in and year out he's a liability.
Last year he was numero uno, this year 10th which doesn't make up for his lack of D, specialist role and limited minutes.
Every team needs a 3 pt specialist but the Knicks overpaid for one with that contract of his.


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Could we be on the verge of a new era in the UFC – an era of a new-look Nick Diaz?
Diaz (26-8 MMA, 7-5 UFC) this past week was in Montreal along with welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre (23-2 MMA, 17-2 UFC) to promote the on-sale date of their title fight at UFC 158 in March.
Given that Diaz became part of MMA infamy in 2011 by missing a pair of news conferences for what was going to be a title fight against St-Pierre, which caused UFC President Dana White to yank him from the fight and replace him with Carlos Condit, his attendance on Wednesday came as a welcomed event in the sport.
White on Saturday told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) that when it came to Diaz's disposition for the Wednesday press and fan event at Montreal's Bell Centre, which hosts the March 16 fight card, he was on his game.
"Not only did Nick come, he was on time for everything – I'm pretty sure he didn't miss any flights," White said, a reference to the flights Diaz missed that forced his absence from the aforementioned UFC 137 press conferences. "He couldn't have been cooler. He came there and did what he had to do. He even stuck around and did pictures with the fans after. It was cool."
Diaz has been suspended for the past year after failing a post-fight drug test at UFC 143. After being pulled from the St-Pierre fight at UFC 137 in favor of Condit, he was put into a fight with B.J. Penn. St-Pierre injured his knee and was forced to the sidelines, where Condit waited. Diaz beat Penn, and with St-Pierre sitting cageside, he called out the champ – who then told Dana White he wanted to fight Diaz as soon as he could, and not Condit.
But when a second knee injury forced St-Pierre out for even longer, Diaz and Condit fought for the interim title at UFC 143. Condit won in a close and controversial unanimous decision, but Diaz tested positive for marijuana metabolites, regardless. His second positive test in Nevada resulted in a yearlong suspension that lifts after this weekend.
White said he understands Diaz's aversion to doing the media events that go hand-in-hand with things like headlining cards and fighting for titles.
"I know he hates to do it, but everybody does," White said. "You guys have no idea. These guys are in their camp, they're in their own little world, and then they've gotta leave and do all the press and media and it's hard. That sounds stupid, but it's harder than people think. You're answering the same questions over and over. But it's what we do. It's part of the game, and everybody wants to talk about making Floyd Mayweather money, but Floyd works his ass off to promote a fight."
White stopped short of saying Diaz was taught a lesson by the UFC when he pulled him from the original title fight with St-Pierre.
But now with a second chance – even though he's coming off a loss to Condit, he jumped past Johny Hendricks in line when St-Pierre said it was the fight he favored right now – perhaps Diaz is bringing a new attitude along with it.
"I don't want to say that he learned a lesson, like, 'Yeah, we taught him a lesson,'" White said. "I think a lot of what he said at the press conference is true. I think he had this feeling like he's been fighting since he was 18 years old, he never caught a break, always felt like he was on the wrong side of the deal since he was 18 years old. He's had a year off, feels like he rested up, healed up some injuries and had some time to relax.
"Without him saying it, I'm sure he's probably pretty excited to be back into it. You take a year off, pretty f—ing boring."
For more on UFC 158, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of the site.


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The Nordic Affiliate was initiated in 2000. The Affiliate consists of the 5 Nordic countries.
Denmark Finland Iceland Norway Sweden
Currently Nordic Affiliate have 720 registered Members with active regional representation in all Nordic countries. The activities consist of both Conferences and Network Meetings.
In order to be an attractive organization for the Members, Nordic have some local communities of practice (CoPs). Each CoP arrange 2-3 afternoon network meetings, where a hot topic within the CoP is presented and discussed. Also the network meetings are a great opportunity to network among equal minded within the industry. The network meetings are free of charge for ISPE Members.
The Conferences are normally a whole or 1½ day events, organized by some of the board members and other volunteers. Between 3-4 conferences are organized every year, with the Annual Conference as the last where also the Annual General Meeting is held. Conferences are open for both Members and non-members. The last however pays a higher conference fee, but in return gets a one year membership in ISPE paid by the Affiliate. Invitations to conferences are sent out to the Nordic Members and the programme can be found in the Affiliate Event Calendar.
The Nordic Affiliate Board of Directors is made up of Officers: Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer, Past Chair and Elected Board members. The officers are elected for one year. Normally the secretary becomes vice chair and the vice chair become chair to ensure continuity in the Board. All Board members are volunteers and as such many have to fit in their ISPE activities with fulltime jobs. The Nordic Board of Directors meets four to five times per year.
Read more about the Nordic Affiliate
People from the Nordic Affiliate also participate actively in committees and councils within the international ISPE organization. Eg., the Affiliate Board Chair and Vice Chair are part of the European Affiliate Council, the Affiliate Membership Chair is part of the International Membership Development Committee. And there are participants from Nordic Affiliate in many of the international CO's.
To join the ISPE Nordic Affiliate you must first join ISPE then select the ISPE Nordic Affiliate as your Affiliate during the join process.
Please also join the ISPE Nordic Linkedin group. This group is open for both Members and non-members and we announce all events on this group.
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Found this piece of shale at Hornsea. Can you tell me what the imprints are?. They appear quite spikey.
hi wolvesjeff, i can tell you that what you think are impressions they are actually compressed ammonites but what i ca'nt tell you is what species they are but maybe ryanc or tabfish might be able to . when did you get your finds ? as i was there yesterday briefly before i had to get taken to hospital,
i was supposed to hit the rock with my hammer but i hit my index finger instead and now have one broken index finger so no fossiling for me for a while until it heals .
Hi Sarah
Thanks for the information. I thought they must be ammonites but they appeared spikey. This must be due to the compression. I was there today just after high tide. Sorry to hear about your accident. Must have been really painful. Hope you are not too long before you get out searching again. Better weather is round the corner.
Hello Sarah
I hope you are OK after your accident.
I have a friend who was fossiling near Whitby who turned his geological hammer around to use the chissel tip on a rock, a miss-guided blow almost cut the end of his thumb off !
I usually go home with some small cuts although I wear gloves and glasses and steel toe capped wellie's.
Get well soon, Tabfish
hi tabfish, iam hoping it will heal pretty quickly as it is not a clean break but a fracture with an open wound and yes i did have my gloves on and safety goggles on i'm just glad i had them on they said at hospital if i had of used the chisel part of my hammer i would of chopped my finger off !!!!! the fracture is at the bottom part of my index finger . Anyway let this be a lesson to all fellow fossilers do'nt end up like me ,take your time and focus on what your hitting . .
sarah (fussy fossiler) .
Hello Wolvesjeff
You can find this type of fossil and preservation all along the Holderness if you are lucky!
The ammonites that are usually preserve in this type of shale are from the Middle Jurassic and look to be Kosmoceras sp, sometimes you can find a very big block of this type of shale and when you split it using a chissel or the chissel tip of your geological hammer you can reveal some fantastic flat/squashed ammonites that have a perlessent luster? colours of the rainbow?
The trouble is the sediment/matrix is so fragile and light it tends to dry out and crack to peices.
Hi Tabfish
Thanks again for the ID and information.
They are definitely crushed ammonites. They are quite spiky so look like Kosmoceras.
Thanks for the confirmation.


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BERLIN- The Berlin Little League All-Star season is in full swing this week with one team, the new intermediate 12-13-year-old team heading to Mount Airy tomorrow to compete in the state championship.
The Berlin Little League intermediate team, made up of the top 12-13-year-old players, will start competing for a possible state championship in Mount Airy tomorrow, Saturday, July 6. The tournament runs all week and concludes with a championship game on July 11.
Meanwhile, the other Berlin Little League All-Star teams continued pool play in the respective divisions and age groups this week. The boys' 9-10 baseball team beat Princess Anne, 10-0, last Saturday and took on Delmar on Tuesday night in a game played too late to be included in this edition. The 9-10 Berlin Little League girls' softball team, coached by Katie Griffin, who was instrumental in establishing the program in Berlin, got off to a good start in tournament play with an 18-8 win over Snow Hill on Monday.
The Berlin Little League Major League team continued to push forward in an attempt to make it back to the District 8 championship game and possibly a state championship three-peat with another impressive 15-2 win over Pocomoke on Monday. Meanwhile the Junior League team lost a pair of close ones this week including a 5-4 loss to Snow Hill on Monday.


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Prince Harry, to whose hand-covered dong and star-covered buttcrack nearly the entire world attempted to masturbate last week, isn't out of the "documented naked pool-playing in Vegas" woods yet. According to Radar, there is video:
"There is video of Harry partying naked with women in the Las Vegas hotel room," a source familiar with the situation said. "There have been some very quiet inquiries to see how much the video is worth.
The content shown on the video is far from tame, according to the source who says: "A lot went on in that hotel room that night, that much is for sure."
A lot! That is for sure, that a lot went on. A lot of... nudity. The video is being "discreetly" shopped around and will hopefully be released before Queen Elizabeth locks him up in the Tower and has her men-at-arms strangle him in the night.