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NEW YORK (AP) — Pacers center Roy Hibbert and Warriors forward David Lee have each been suspended a game without pay for starting an altercation during their game that drifted into the courtside seats.
Three other players were fined for the incident in the fourth quarter of Indiana's 108-97 home win Tuesday. Hibbert was ejected after the skirmish, which began when he and Lee exchanged shoves under the basket after a missed shot.
The NBA said Wednesday that the Warriors' Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson and the Pacers' Lance Stephenson were fined $35,000 each for escalating the fight.
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Lee had to miss Golden State's game Wednesday night in New York against his old team, the Knicks. Coach Mark Jackson said he was very surprised by the penalty.
"Didn't think he deserved it. The league made a decision, we don't agree with it," Jackson said. "We're a no-excuse basketball team, the mission remains the same. The New York Knicks are our opponent and we will act accordingly.
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As Governments Get Censorship Happy, New Technologies Popping Up To Route Around That
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So if you're in China, and you want access to a banned site like YouTube, you just type YouTube.com into your browser, and the Telex station will see that connection, and disguise it as something innocuous. You might be watching YouTube, but to a censor, it will just seem as if you're visiting a harmless, non-blocked site.But that's not the only new technology popping up. Via Ross Pruden, we learn about a relatively new offering, called Where's The Party? which is designed as a "censorship-resistant mirror network." Basically it's a system that will mirror content more easily.
What's interesting also, is that this alerted me to Streisand.me, a project that is connected to Where's The Party? Streisand.me is (as you might have guessed) a mirroring system for content that is targeted in an attack likely to bring about a Streisand Effect response. I had no idea Streisand.me existed, despite my minor claim to fame of having coined the phrase "Streisand Effect." I have to say that's pretty cool...
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A group of six Ionia boys swimming and diving team members will be taking on the best swimmers in Division 3 today in the preliminary heats of the 2013 state finals at Eastern Michigan University.
Seniors Brice Brown (200 Medley Relay and 400 Free Relay) and Conner Arnold (200 Medley Relay and 400 Free Relay), juniors Skyler Fish (100 Free, 100 Back, 200 Medley Relay and 400 Free Relay) and Patrick Wood (200 Individual Medley, 100 Butterfly, 200 Medley Relay, 400 Free Relay), sophomore Peter Pelon (50 Free, 100 Free, 200 Medley Relay and 400 Free Relay) and freshman Riese Penn (Diving, 200 Medley Relay and 400 Free Relay) earned spots in this year's state meet by earning qualifying times throughout the season in their respective events.
"In years past we have and individual swimmers and relay teams go and we are keeping up that trend," Ionia coach Kimarie Fish said. "It is also exciting this year to have some swimmers there that have experience in the finals.
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For Brown, Fish, Wood and Pelon, this will not be their first time competing in the last meet of the season. With that experience under their belt, the group is looking to finish higher than they did last season.
"We are looking to finish in the top eight this year in the 200 Medley Relay," Brown said. "We are seeded higher than last year in the 400 Free Relay, so we are hoping to come out in a higher place than last year."
Along with qualifying as an alternate in the 200 Medley Relay 400 Free Relay, Penn made the cut in diving by finishing seventh at the regional diving meet at Haslett on Tuesday. He said that getting to the state meet was one of his goals this season, and now that he is in he is really looking forward to gaining the experience of being in the finals.
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Haven't Gyokuro's battle rants all been about "pride of vampires" and such? Doesn't she realize that by turning them into "her special creation" that she's completely spitting on and trampling her entire reason for fighting in the first place?
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What a cliche and terrible bad guy Gyokuro is. Have to say the crazy faces are starting to bore. We get it, you love to wrte your crazy women sex and over powered. WE GET IT!
Can't complain, atleast she's not another evil dude. Sick of females always having a evil male to fight.
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|2012-11-10, 18:05
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Spoiler for Ikeda Akihisa:
He is a lot younger than I thought he was.
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He almost looks like he's in his forties but something tells me that he's in his mid to late twenties - early thirties.
And I can also imagine Tsukune wearing that shirt n tie combo so easily now...
Tsukune: *fiddling with the necktie* I never can get used to these things...
Moka: Stop it... *slaps his fingers away* Let me... *leans in close to fix his tie*
Tsukune: Mo-Moka...
Moka: Hush, Tsukune...*whispers as she straightens out the tie then moves her hands over his collar and shoulders, smoothing out the wrinkles* Honestly, do I need to help dressing you in the morning? *chuckles sweetly, her fangs peeking out from her smile*
Tsukune: *blushes* N-no... stop that, it's embarrassing.
Moka: It's more embarrassing to have you showing up with a ruffled shirt and a crooked tie. *leans in and kisses him gently against his jaw* Come along now. We must not keep our audience waiting.
Tsukune: You mean, your family...? *sighs* I think I'd rather face a legion of rabid monsters than have dinner with your family...
Moka: *pinches his butt hard, causing him to yelp* Nonsense, both Mother and Father can't wait to meet you formally. Don't worry, I had them order food to ease your palette tonight. And yes, their will be blood there. *smiles at Tsukune's downcast look* Oh Tsukune, do not fret. *nuzzles her face against his* Your blood is for me and me alone.
Tsukune: I am *sooo* relieved to hear that... -_-
Moka: *laughs and takes his hand, leading him out*
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|2012-11-11, 00:15
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Outta curiosity... how exactly did you get to him? AFA?
... and I think you just made a ton of us here extremely jealous. Though I mostly want that poster of Moka that's behind him
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Well here we are again this chapter had some nice surprises, but i can also see how its tough to fit so much of whats going on into a few pages.
Hands down for me the best line in the chapter had to be Tohou Fuhai basically calling Issa Shuzen, Gyokuro bitch which from some views might look true. However Issa under estimated how much power Tohou has left and the result was a bitching (it look like that blast hurt A LOT). My prediction is this is Tohou's finally fight and he will spare no expense he will go all out even at the expense of his life.
Haiji and Gin manage to surprise even Gyokuro, even the best laid plans can get torn apart. Gyokuro would have never imagined that these 2 would be there to fight. She even admitted that those 2 together are a lethal combination and i can see why. Werewolf's speed forcing the opponents to group together to fend of his attacks only to be clustered together and make the Tengu's wind powers more lethal, they are actually perfect partners long rang and close range. Sucks that Gyokuro had some tentacle's things come out of the dead Vamps. Haji looks to be seriously injured however that might send Kokoa into a fit of rage.
The fact that Kahlua is having a hard time with Kokoa and admits that she cant take a direct blow from her much longer it seems the longer the fight goes on the more of an advantage Kokoa has It shows how much she has improved her strikes are heavier, more powerful and more precise than ever, could we see Kahlua on the defensive. She might not have had the training that her sister had but she still have Shuzen blood in her. Its also the first time that we have heard that Gyokuro had chosen Kahlua as the heir. Its obvious Gyokuro thinks little of Kokoa hence her lecturing to Kahlua. Im not counting Kahlua out of possibly switching sides in the end. Plus Gyokuro is just plain pissing me off now.
Well, the chapter was mostly about s fight + some part of the fight between Issa and Tohou Fuhai along with the fight between Kokoa and Kahula.
|2012-11-22, 21:16
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And yes, Gin and Haiji cleaned house with the "invincible Shuzen family army." Though I'm pretty sure it was Gin who got nailed when they went Ganados on him. Haiji's still in the game, though the odds are now against him. Not good.
And I'm guessing Kahlua is more of a finesse fighter rather than a power fighter like Kokoa. The former focuses on quick kills rather than strength and endurance. Though if pressed any further, that second earring will come off, and then we'll see Kahlua at one hundred percent of her fighting ability. Not good, for either of them. Anyway, can't wait for the next chapter.
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Man he's young. I hope to see more R+V in the future.
Anyways figure news on R+V, Kurumu alternate color release date is on April 2013
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Misrata, Libya (CNN) -- A NATO airstrike Wednesday on the seaside town of Misrata killed 11 rebel fighters and wounded two others, witnesses told a reporter, who saw the bodies.
Angry survivors told Marie Colvin of The Sunday Times that they and the victims were on the coast, east of a steel plant, when a NATO plane bombed them. There were no other planes in the sky, the survivors said.
NATO spokesman Eric Povel said he knew nothing about the report and would likely not learn more for several hours.
The incident occurred on a day in which pro-government forces launched the heaviest shelling yet on the port of Misrata, much of which appeared to be a wasteland, rebels said.
"I'm looking around, I can't find a single building that's not either damaged or destroyed," CNN's Reza Sayah said from Tripoli Street, the city's major thoroughfare.
From the time NATO began its operation on March 31 until Tuesday, the organization had conducted 3,981 sorties, of which 1,658 were strike sorties, according to an update issued Wednesday.
Ships chartered by the International Committee of the Red Cross and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) departed port Wednesday, carrying people intent on fleeing the violence.
The ICRC-chartered ship evacuated more than 600 civilians from the city, it said.
The IOM-chartered ship was carrying about 935 migrants and Libyans en route to Benghazi, the organization said in a news release.
Also aboard was a group of journalists, including a French journalist who was in intensive care after being shot in the neck, it said.
In Washington, President Barack Obama on Wednesday authorized up to $25 million in nonlethal commodities and services to be made available to "support key U.S. government partners such as the Transitional National Council in efforts to protect civilians and civilian-populated areas under threat of attack in Libya."
The United States considers the Libyan opposition group the Transitional National Council worthy of U.S. support, but has not formally recognized the group, Ambassador to Libya Gene Cretz said Wednesday. But Cretz said the lack of formal recognition has not stopped the United States from aiding and supporting the opposition.
A three-member panel arrived in Libya on Wednesday to begin a U.N.-ordered inquiry into reports of violence and human rights abuses. The team, led by Professor Cherif Bassiouni, an Egyptian jurist and war crimes expert, was sent by the Human Rights Council. Last month, the U.N. General Assembly suspended Libya's membership in the Human Rights Council.
The U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said Wednesday it has established an international aid presence in Tripoli, with humanitarian workers also in Benghazi and the neighboring countries of Tunisia, Egypt, Chad and Niger. Aid agencies are seeking about $310 million for relief operations and have received $129 million, the U.N. office said.
Also Wednesday, government officials took reporters to the city of Tarhuna, south of Tripoli, where they said civilians were volunteering to be trained to defend Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi from NATO. At a training camp there, reporters observed civilians learning basic military skills. Some of the volunteers appeared to be as young as 15 years old, the reporters said.
NATO is leading an international military operation in Libya that includes airstrikes targeting Gadhafi's military resources. It is operating under a U.N. Security Council resolution authorizing any means necessary -- with the exception of foreign occupation -- to protect civilians.
Witnesses said three people were killed and several were wounded after government shells detonated Tuesday near a refugee camp in the critical port area. Thousands of migrants have been housed there as they wait for ships to carry them to safety.
Opposition forces said they believe that, had NATO forces not intervened with air attacks Tuesday night, the shelling would have continued.
NATO said six military vehicles, seven technical vehicles and a surface-to-air missile launcher were targeted on Tuesday in the vicinity of Misrata.
Though Gadhafi's regime said last week that it was going to suspend operations in Misrata and let tribes deal with the rebels, heavy shelling suggests pro-government forces aren't done with the city.
As many as 1,500 migrants are believed to remain in Misrata in need of evacuation, IOM said. In recent weeks, nearly 626,000 people have abandoned Libya for Tunisia, Egypt, Niger, Algeria, Chad and Sudan, it said.
Some 615,000 people, including large numbers of third-country nationals, have fled Libya, more than 10,000 from Misrata.
Misrata, the third-largest city in the North African country, has been hemmed in on three sides by Gadhafi's forces. Though rebels said they had gained control of the city's center and had pushed government forces outside the city, they said Gadhafi's forces were continuing to attack Misrata with heavy weaponry.
The port has served as a crucial route of escape and as a lifeline to humanitarian aid.
CNN's Frederik Pleitgen, Elise Labott, Raja Razek, Saad Abedine and Joe Sterling contributed to this report.


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36th Annual Law Review Symposium - "Congress on the Red Carpet: Legislation Impacting the Entertainment and Social Media Industries"
Ohio Northern University presents the 36th Annual Law Review Symposium, "Congress on the Red Carpet: Legislation Impacting the Entertainment and Social Media Industries," in the Pettit College of Law's Moot Court Room on Friday, April 19. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. This symposium is open to the public.
The speakers will discuss the various areas of entertainment law with specific focus on the music, television, film, sports and social media industries. At this year's ONU Law Review Symposium, individuals will have the opportunity to see where the law and these industries intersect from the viewpoints of those who make it all possible.
Brian Mencher is a founding partner of Beame & Mencher LLP, a boutique entertainment law practice based in New York City. With a background in music, Mencher's law practice focuses on artist representation, intellectual property management, deal-making, general business governance, and new media/technology advisement. Mencher's clients include major label artists, producers, new media/tech upstarts, award-winning filmmakers, Broadway actors, television personalities, and other professionals in the entertainment industries.
Barry Chase is the principal attorney at ChaseLawyers℠. He has been an advocate of communications and First Amendment law since his legal debut. During the early 1970s, he represented such media giants as CBS, the Times-Mirror Company, Capital Cities Communications and Time Inc. regarding Federal Communications Commission matters. For nearly 20 years, Chase worked for the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) and its affiliates as associate general counsel, director of PBS's News and Public Affairs Programming, and vice president of programming. In the mid-1990s, Chase returned to the practice of entertainment law in Miami.
Matthew Mitten is the director of the National Sports Law Institute and the LL.M. in Sports Law program for foreign lawyers at Marquette University Law School. He has published articles in several of the nation's leading law reviews and co-authored a textbook, Sports Law and Regulation: Cases, Materials, and Problems in its third edition. Mitten testified before a Congressional joint subcommittee regarding proposed federal regulation of ephedrine in August 2003, and he has discussed a wide variety of sports law topics at numerous conferences and seminars around the world.
Pedram Tabibi is an associate at Meltzer, Lippe, Goldstein, and Breitstone LLP in New York. Tabibi's legal expertise includes privacy and publicity rights in Facebook advertising, domain name disputes, cyber-squatting, online trademark and copyright infringement, violations of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, notice and takedown letters, website provider immunity under the Communications Decency Act, violations of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, and violations of a non-compete agreement through Facebook and LinkedIn.
Sherri Burr is the author of 17 books and hundreds of articles. The Regents' professor of law at the University of New Mexico School of Law, Burr is one of the country's leading authorities on entertainment law and the producer and host of the television talk show "Arts Talk," which is now presenting its 15th season. An internationally renowned lecturer, Burr has spoken at universities around the world and, in the United States, at Dartmouth, Yale, New York University, the University of Iowa and others.


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PC game recommendation
Looking for a good single-player game with good story. Games I liked:
Mass Effect 1,2
Dragon Age Origins, DA 2
KOtOR 1,2
Devil May Cry
Batman Arkham Asylum
Star Wars: Force Unleashed, Star Wars: Jedi Academy
TES:Morrowind, Oblivion
Prince of Persia 1-3
Fallout 3
GTA series
Max Payne 1,2
Heroes of Might and Magic 3,5
Something with a 3rd person/action view would be nice. Game should be not older then 5-7 years. Some stealth action is nice too; I didn't like Assasins Creed.
I have a gamepad so ported games aren't a problem.
No horror like Dead Space, Silent Hill please.
I also don't want games like FIFA, Need for Speed i.e. sports and racing.
It sounds like you're looking for the Witcher and Witcher 2. It's one of the relatively few games out there with good writing and where your decisions can dictate how events turn out without some sort of good/evil meter.
Oh totally forgot about Witcher. Read mixed reviews about it, saying that 1st one is very buggy is that true or patches fixed that?
Anyways thanks for recommendation, I will play it.
Would Bioshock fits your interests? It has a dark atmosphere, though I wouldn't call it horror, but it is pretty heavy on, shall we say, story involvement. Many conflicting emotions to be had among the usually boneheaded mainstream nerd gamers with the Little Sisters and their plight on that one and its sequel.
As for a more traditional PC RPG, you don't have the Neverwinter Nights franchise listed. Personally, most of the franchise campaigns are too generic to care for (though if you get by with TES Oblivion's "story"...). Two exceptions though: the Hordes of the Underdark expansion for the first NWN is pretty good, while the first expansion for NWN2, Mask of the Betrayer, blew me away. Think KOTOR 2 with magic for that one, same lead writers I think -- unfortunately it has the same "rushed/unfinished" flaw at the end like KOTOR2, albeit not nearly as fatally. And there are always mods, it's a franchise that's meant to transplant D&D RPG gaming onto the PC after all, and the "successor" Dragon Age modding tools are simply outright less useable by far.
I can also recommend a criminally overlooked dark RPG title in Vampires: The Masquerade - Bloodlines, Troika's last and greatest work. It has a gripping story, amazing dialogue and voice acting (play Malkavian for the lulz), sexy vampires, and the bugs and instability which plagued its early releases have long since been purged by the community unofficial patch. It could be hard to find though what's with the company being bankrupt and all, though there's always...other means of acquisition if you do not have issues with that.
And if you don't mind...age and gameplay limitations...there's always the legendary classic Bioware titles Baldur's Gate (II: Shadows of Amn at least, the first title was less good) and Planescape: Torment. And Fallout 1 and 2, since you've played 3 and all. But you said they shouldn't be too old, so I guess they're out.
Oh and do play Fallout 3: New Vegas if you haven't already.
I don't know about the state of the second title. I hear good reviews though, but then you can read them yourself too...
Thanks for a detailed answer:)
I tried playing NWN, but I wasn't into the complex (compared to today games) system, so I dropped. It's not because I liked dumbed down games, but because I don't have much time now to fully engage in a game like this.
Concerning Oblivion, I liked gameplay and Dark Brotherhood but not the story :)
As for BioShock I am not really into singleplayer FPS.
I liked Fallout 3, but it wasn't superb, and I am not really keen on post-apo genre too. Also I don't feel like playing old games at all.
Pity that KOtOR is discontinued as singleplayer game, it was brilliant.
So I guess I'll stick to Witcher for now.
That said, I just realized there's another Bioware title. Have you played Jade Empire? It's pretty short, it's 2005 so not that old, and it has a unique martial arts-based combat system (it's set in a China-like environment). It's a pretty good game and doesn't demand heavy investment in time and effort. The story is pretty good, too.
The Witcher is somewhat like it in that they both have "unique" combat styles that involve the player more than traditional pen and paper-originated RPG stat systems.
Too bad though. I was thinking if you like it maybe you'd really like Deus Ex. :( Then again, maybe you'd still really like Deus Ex. Everybody -- and I really mean everybody -- does.
And try Vampire Bloodlines if you can get it. It really is a great game IMO. :X
Icewind dale and neverwinter nights are great rpgs very long too and a lot of fun but a bit old.
If your looking for a up to date rpg and has good graphics and story just play witcher 1 and 2 there perfect.
You might take a look at Gothic II and/or Risen.... and perhaps Fable if you're up for a simplistic though entertaining RPG.
Maybe I will play Jade Empire someday ;)
I don't like all these Vampire themes, so no. And don't know about Deus Ex, I think I am biased toward newer games as the have better graphics. I know that's wrong to give more attention to graphics than to gameplay but ...
I hated Fable, after playing I felt like throwing up
Deus Ex/System Shock 2/Half-Life are classic titles I think any avid PC gamer really should play at some point.
BTW I do believe there is a HD texture Mod for Deus Ex, so that maybe worth a look into.
Anyway a slightly older game dating back to 2001 you could try Severance: Blade of Darkness.
A rather forgotten title of great 3rd person adventure action but pretty sure graphics from then will look dated even tho it was considered pretty good for it's time.
I don't see Splinter Cell anywhere, theres really any pick from the whole series but I'd go with Chaos Theory, I believe to said to be the best one.
Also don't see Hitman series anywhere, quality gaming fun to be had here btw.
Can't remember how well the story held up cause I was having to much fun with all the silient killing!:D
Anything else I liked or thought was worth a mention probably wouldn't make the cut, it's mostly mediocre stuff but stuff I still found pretty enjoyable.
It's a real pity Uncharted wouldn't make it to the PC:(
I did both Half Life games of course :P
Oh, yeah , which Hitman series is the best? I also want play it.
And do you think the new Deus Ex Human Revolution worth playing, when it comes out?
But I did quite enjoy Contracts.
If you really got time then maybe starting from the 1st game might be good but I can't recall if you really need to play the games in order or if there was a overall pig picture spanning the games.
Sure someone else can clear that up.
Atm I'd hazard a guess and say yea Deus Ex: Human Rev is gonna be worth it, sure no doubt it will have it's little problems just like any other game but it just looks so damn good!
Remembered another title worth a look, Gears Of War.
Yes very action like, basically just a FPS with a 3rd person perspective really but I found it to be pretty good.
I started playing Witcher, but it didn't look to me nice maybe for now and my eyes hurt from its graphics, not because its bad, but the colors..
The Witcher 1+2 are amazing games!
A while back I have been playing a lot of PS2 games I missed/just for replay value through PCSX2, some games such as Ico and shadow of the colossus are definitely worth the time.
Oh, yeah before starting this thread I tried to launch Shadow of Colossus on my PC , but it lagged like hell :(
base on your OP post. i recommended you Darksiders. is like PC version equivalent to Zelda/GOW
In no particular order:
Fallout 2
Fallout New Vegas + DLC
Thief 2: The Metal Age + Thief 2X: Shadows of the Metal Age (fan-made expansion)
Deus Ex
Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines
Arcanum: Of Steamworks & Magick Obscura
Bioshock 2
Metro 2033
Call of Duty: Black Ops
The Suffering
The Witcher: Enhanced Edition
The Witcher II: Assassins & Kings
Mirror's Edge
Afraid of Monsters Director's Cut (HL1 mod, will scare the shit out of you)
Arx Fatalis (very much like TES, only harder)
STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl
STALKER: Clear Sky
STALKER: Call of Pripyat
Get over your hate for FPS games. Third-person is not common on PC, if you really want third-person action games, use consoles. PCs are dominated by first-person games.
Also, get over your graphics addiction. :heh: Some of the best PC games ever made were developed back in the late 90s and early 2000s.
What if you only like games with good graphics? What if only good graphics please you? There's nothing to '' get over '' then and it's his '' loss ''if he doesn't want to play older games. I would actually want to know what are the '' best '' old games because I too, like my games with graphics, and I don't play old games.
I agree about the FPS thing though, you'll miss out on a LOT of games if you concentrate on 3rd person. But, seeing as you have played TES and Fallout, I don't really see where the hate for FPS is when these are in first person. You should play Fallout New Vegas by the way. The STALKER games are also excellent. Both were suggested by syn already, I see, so I'll just second those and Blops too. Usually FPS games that focus on MP have awful story, but not this one.. You really should play it.
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Although a demon girl would be hot (yeah bad joke) all of they races were "demons", lamia, harpy, slime (not for nothing are in most rpg the first enemy you encounter) arachne, mermaid and even centaurs were evil in their origins.
Anyways i wish it were a Dragon girl but Dullahan still strikes me as the mos logical, after darling nearly dies in his dates she would bath him in blood to anounce his inminent demise but he would win her over
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Wow that chapter had all the girls up in flames and I think ms smith has a thing for darling. But FINALLY some progression with the girls! The next chapter or few chapters will probably have a date with each girl further progressing the harem. Has anyone wondered what a normal day for darling is? Especially with 6 monster girls loving on him lol
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Combined Tour: Segway Tour and the Night Spectacular
Smart Tour and the Tower of David museum present a new combined attraction, a Segway Tour followed by a screening of the Night Spectacular at the Tower of David.
The tour will last approximately three hours and include a guided Segway tour that passes by the Old City walls, Yemin Moshe and Mishkenot Sha'ananim, followed by a showing of the Night Spectacular at the Tower of David.
This collaboration between Smart Tour and the Tower of David is the first of its kind, combining two of Jerusalem's most popular attractions at a special introductory price for the winter.
Itinerary: The tour will meet after night fall at First Station and set off on a Segway ride through Jerusalem's picturesque neighborhoods, including Yemin Moshe, Mishkenot Sha'ananim, Mamilla, and the Old City. The tour will stop of Jaffa Gate where participants will go up to the Tower of David to watch the Night Spectacular. After the Night Spectacular the tour will continue on King David Street and return to First Station.
Duration of the tour is approximately three hours. Participants will glide seven meters on the newest fleet if i2 segways with an expert guide. During the show, the guide will wait with the Segways at the entrance to the Tower of David.
Special introductory price: 599 NIS per couple
The tour is in Hebrew.
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What if i were to go to york for a year and take the LSAT's in Canada then apply to an american ivy league law school. I checked and most of the ivy league law schools accept students from york.
(keeping in mind that my gpa is high, my LSAT score is good and my student visa is in order) Thanks again!!!
Just so I understand you correctly, are you saying that you have not even begun undergraduate studies but that you have an LSAT score? That's very unusual. Most people don't take the LSAT until at least their third or fourth year of university.


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For MagicRinger on DA >.< (she was here a lot but she kinda sorta moved but that's okay~ )
And a huge thanks to Igi-chan for all of the help she gave on this!! You are the BEST and I couldn't have made this pic the way it is without you! >.<
I had to do some research on his background/personality and peruse through several pages of the manga to see if he EVER actually smiles xD And it turns out that his affections for Raenef are enough for a smile here and there(they are more like subtle grins but WHATEVER even though he never smiles, I wanted to give him a calm expression xD).
I tried something a bit different with the eyes, so please take a look at them xD
And I swear his hair was the most awkward thing to draw because it's neat bangs in the front and from the drawings it's like a giant stack of pancakes for each layer of hair...so yeah that didn't work so well...but still I worked hard on the hair.
And don't ask what happened to the flowers haha. I hope they look alright because I spent like forever and a half on them..
This is a thank you pic for Magi-san for her point donation to me >.< I really really appreciate it and this is just a little show of my gratitude!! Hope you like this and that all of you enjoy!
Eclipse/Demon Diary(c)KARA
Done completely in no. 2 pencil and colors edited in Photoshop Elements 5.0
Texture is from..someone on DA I'm pretty sure, I dug it up from my massive collection of textures so yeah xD
Oh it's by ~bashcorpo on DA haha there you go.
And happy early birthday to you Blysse!~ I hope this is accepting enough for your "freestyle it up!" challenge! >.<


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Reviewing BBC Four's Top Of The Pops 1976/77 repeats, and assorted business related to the show
Thursday, 8 March 2012
The disappeared: 3/3/77
Showaddywaddy – When
This, for example, is on twice more. No continuity jokes with suits or drums this time, though.
Mr Big – Romeo
And this video with its classily of its time visual effects has been on before.
Maxine Nightingale – Love Hit Me
Once more in the studio, plus once danced to by Legs & Co for the Northern Soul tail-ender from the singer most famous for Right Back Where We Started From.
Boz Scaggs – What Can I Say
SNL, Jeff Porcaro, I think we're across this video clip by now.
Cliff Richard – My Kinda Life
It's Cliff. Of course he's on again.
Manhattan Transfer – Chanson D'Amour
Another video - a lot of them around this point, aren't there? - and it's about to have a number one run so it need not concern us quite yet.
David Bowie – Sound And Vision
So that's one performance in the entire show which isn't replicated and it's the most intriguing of the lot. That's largely because it's a Legs & Co routine, and we know what happened last time Flick was given Bowie to work with.
Abba – Knowing Me Knowing You
...nope, still only on tape, and this is a future number one too.
Bonnie Tyler – More Than A Lover
Yes, she's still to come back as well, starting to become huskier and more AOR anthemic with it.
Leo Sayer – When I Need You
Get your hands out of your pockets, young man. Last week at number one, and he'll have another single on the show's radar before April is out.
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- Arthur Nibble said...
Maybe I've got selective memory but, without hearing them, I don't remember either Maxine's or Bonnie's singles without cheating and resorting to YouTube, even though they both made the top 30.
Hugely disappointed we miss out on "Sound And Vision", as we only get two end-credit clips as rations. Talking of which, there's some uncertainty as to whether Boz Scaggs was the play-out track this week, as records recently showed two 'Legged' songs (Bowie and Boz)and no disc after Leo.
While I'm here, does this comments section give you the option to amend your comments after you've posted them? In the last thread, I meant to say we'd hit a record number of responses for one topic, but I missed the word 'record' out!
- 8 March 2012 at 13:02
- Angelo Gravity said...
Its amazing how they had the foresight in 1977 to only wipe the shows that would otherwise have clashed with repeat showings of The Sky at Night on a channel that had yet to be launched - and some people have the impudence to call the 70's backwards.
Oh I just won't know what to do with myself tonight now - I hate it when Top of the Pops 1977 isn't on - and I can't understand a word dear old Patrick Moore says any more.
- 8 March 2012 at 16:06
- Arthur Nibble said...
This particlar week's top 50 contained a real rag-bag of songs we never get to see in the chart countdown. Along with the 'already on TOTP' efforts by Kiki, Les and Sailor there were also not-quite-there entries for Barry White, Van McCoy, the collective that was Brass Construction, The Stranglers' first chart entry, and Ray Stevens performing "In The Mood" in the style of a coop full of chickens.
- 8 March 2012 at 16:31
- Simon said...
Given there's so few missing shows from now on in 1977 I don't get why BBC4 won't schedule the first showing at 8pm unedited, plugging up any gaps with Sounds Of The 60s/70s, Coast, whatever else. I know their line is 7.30 is the classic time, but I think people will forgive them.
- 8 March 2012 at 17:02
- Noax said...
Arthur - You can't remember Maxine Nightingale's song? Try singing 'Right Back Where We Started From' with the notes in a slightly different order (but not much) and that should solve that problem.
I must say that I don't remember the Bonnie Tyler song though.
We haven't seen Jimmy present at all this year have we?
- 8 March 2012 at 21:01
- Erithian said...
"Hands out of your pockets, young man" - Cloughie to Trevor Francis, am I right?
Arthur and Noax - must say I'm disappointed in you both for not remembering "More Than A Lover"! Here's what I said over on Popular:
"My reaction to "Total Eclipse..." is akin to standing alongside a monumental building – you admire it, you appreciate the ambition behind it and the work that's gone into it, although somehow you don't love it quite as much as the smaller buildings next door. One such is "More Than A Lover", which I utterly adored and is high on my list of late 70s "shoulda been a monster" contenders. Warm, sexy, atmospheric and sadly stalled in the low 20s."
- 8 March 2012 at 23:24
- Arthur Nibble said...
So many songs, so little time, and not as much brain retention as back then! I might give Maxine and Bonnie a listen over the weekend to freshen up, though I'm tempted to retain the surprise element for next Thursday.
On a related theme, I decided to go back and reappraise a song revered by some on this forum, Al Stewart's "Year Of The Cat". I didn't rate it back then 'cause I thought the singer sounded like Jonathan King and the song just rambled. After several 'taste tests' on YouTube last night - did you know the Italian version of the single's only about half the length and cuts out nearly all the instrumentals? - I found myself hooked and bought the 4:55 edit on iTunes.
- 9 March 2012 at 08:47
- wilberforce said...
the leo sayer hands-in-pockets thing has reminded me of the old dave allen gag:
a youth is up before the magistrate on a charge, standing slovenly in the box with his hands in his pockets whilst chewing gum - the beak is somewhat irritated by this disrespectful manner and orders him to stop masticating... so the youth removes his hands from his pockets!
- 9 March 2012 at 14:05
- Vintage Reading said...
Surely we must get some new stuff soon. The Buzzcocks? The Motors? Early Blondie perhaps? XTC? Must be soon!
- 12 March 2012 at 21:59
- Simon said...
Everything will come in time. Although only the Motors of those four had a chart single out in 1977.
- 12 March 2012 at 22:38
- Arthur Nibble said...
SPOILER ALERT. If you don't want to know the score for the last comment, look away now...
Bad news, Vintage. We get The Motors in about six months' time, but we need BBC4 to continue showing the re-runs until next year for two of the acts you mentioned and a further year for XTC, who didn't debut until 1979. What's worse, one of the four wiped shows this year included the sole appearance of Television. If you can content yourself with The Jam and Elvis Costello, this year will bear fruit.
- 12 March 2012 at 22:45
- Erithian said...
Here's a tip: New Wave is coming, you know it is, but in the meantime just enjoy what's on each show for its own merits! Around this time I was reading Sounds and Record Mirror, and enjoying their coverage of the new stuff that was still underground, while loving Bonnie Tyler and Racing Cars. Enjoy the variety while we wait... :)
- 12 March 2012 at 22:54
- Arthur Nibble said...
I miss Record Mirror. Used to love reading the charts and the singles reviews.
- 13 March 2012 at 08:38
- Erithian said...
I never threw a Record Mirror out for about five years, and when I had to (since my wardrobe was groaning under the weight) I leafed through them and compiled scrapbooks of the best articles and letters from 1975-80. Years later I was re-reading the scrapbooks and came across a letter published in mid-'76 saying:
"I think the Sex Pistols are the most exciting band to emerge since the New York Dolls. Why don't you feature them in Record Mirror? – Stephen Morrissey, Stretford, Manchester."
- 13 March 2012 at 12:29
- Elsterpie said...
Arthur, Erithian
With you on Record Mirror....and what a scoop that is regarding Mr 'Malvinas' Morrissey. Well done. When i got to University (manchester), i would buy it in the union building shop until several started to lay into me for not 'taking' the NME, Melody Maker (which i did like esp in its ink spilling garage covering broadsheet days) and the utterly insufferable Sounds. So i got a sub instead. Coward eh?
I also bought it for the charts but also because it covered a lot of punk/new wave(sans ridiculous pretentious essays that noone could fathom), disco and one bloke who wrote a lot about reo styx boston kansas foreigner speedwagon (geoff something). Yes i liked/like all that.
To prove the point about nme/sounds, a particularly unpleasant dour uncharismatic unfriendly (and thick) git from our school year would go on to write awful pretentious rambling essays about bugger all for them.
- 16 March 2012 at 21:49
- wilberforce said...
i too regularly took "record mirror" for several years from the late 70's - unlike "sounds" and co it actually had a section devoted to disco music (presented by DJ james hamilton, and every record had a BPM and was always described in such ways as "chugging", "juddering" and so on). however, probably in order to keep in with my rock-loving chums i also read sounds for several years, and whenever i could afford it also bought the "NME" and sometimes even "melody maker"!
rather strangely once i had got a bit older and supposedly more mature i started reading instead the brightly coloured pop mags of the early/mid 80's such as "smash hits" and "number one" - i kept all of them until the late-90's when i was forced to ditch them through penury and transient living circumstances (my parents refused to keep them in their loft as they said they were a fire hazard!)... i did try selling them but they were considered valueless at the time - of course many of them are now collector's item's, especially the likes of "the face" and "new sounds, new styles" that i also had a fair few copies of!
- 17 March 2012 at 15:46
- emsquared said...
The sad thing is the Legs & Co routine to Bowie's Sound in Vision seared into my young memory. The big blinking eye, the attempt to mime Mary Hopkins Do-do-do's. A genuine attempt to match the 'newness' of the song.I see a still from it online. Where has that come from?
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Shopping and decorating for the holiday season is here, can you believe it? There are many options that you have as a consumer when it comes to shopping for the holidays or just shopping in general. Whether you are a native Angelino or an eager out-of-towner, I am pretty sure that you have heard about shopping in Downtown Los Angeles. But hearing and experiencing are two separate verbs. However, one innovative organization wishes to combine these verbs and take what you hear and turn it into the ultimate shopping experience in Downtown L.A. Urban Shopping Adventures is the name and customized shopping tours are its game. Haven't heard of such a thing? Don't worry, after reading this article you will become familiar with the organization and opportunities for shopping the L.A. Fashion District. Although Urban Shopping Adventures has been a visible entity within the district for the last 4 years, this is the first time that the organization has partnered with the district to offer one-of-a-kind tours and lecture series based on themes such as holiday, bridal and prom shopping. Beginning November 17th and running weekly through December 15th, "Find Your Fit" tours will be held from 10:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. with sample sales being held at 8:30 a.m. every Friday during the month of December, 2007.
Christine Silvestri, President of Urban Shopping Adventures, can't wait to share the knowledge of bargain treasures buried within the 90 blocks that make up the district. Yeah, 90 blocks! Precisely one of the reasons why you should take advantage of a tour through Urban Shopping Adventures. The scale of 90 blocks is just one reason consumers are seemingly not taking advantage of the shopping experiences readily available in the district. A lot of people don't know that they can actually shop throughout the district. Katherine Schmidt, Marketing Director for the L.A. Fashion District, states that although wholesale is the primary business to the area, a lot of the wholesalers will sell retail to consumers at the wholesale price. "The merchandise you are able to buy in the district is usually not even in the malls yet," says Schmidt. "This is because the district is the central hub for the entire fashion industry…designers have their studios and showrooms here and this is where market weeks happen." So, when you shop Downtown, you are shopping where fashion concepts are generated and brought to life. The livelihood of the Downtown area is on a fast track to revitalization. Once seen as unapproachable and gritty, the essence of the area is now being viewed as hip, artsy and cutting edge. New home living spaces such as the lux lofts at Santee Village, glam nightlife spots and delectable cuisine at neighboring restaurants are spawning the influx of residents to the area.
"In the four years that I have been with the district, I have noticed a huge change in the area," recites Schmidt. This is one of the driving factors that make the appeal toward touring the area so enticing. Many of us only know of the Downtown of yesteryear and things have really changed throughout the area.
When participating in the Find Your Fit tour series, you begin your shopping adventure with informative session moderated by an expert in the industry. For example, if your tour is on decorating for the holidays, Urban Shopping Adventures will bring in an expert designer who specializes in holiday décor. After giving you insider tips and showing examples, the expert will accompany you and other tour participants on a walking excursion through the district of downtown showing you exactly where you can purchase the items you need to turn what you have learned into reality. Talk about hands on! With 8 different tours offered between November 17th and December 15th, I am sure that you will find one, two or possibly three, that will be your perfect fit. Silvestri also adds that another driving force behind the tours is the charitable facet that will benefit the Downtown district. "A portion of the proceeds from each of the tours will benefit the Para Los Ninos organization," states Silvestri. So, not only will you be gaining by participating in the tours, you will also be giving to a charitable cause. The cost of each of the tours can range from $36 to $48 dollars, a small price to pay for everything that you are assured to walk a way with.
During the preview of the tour experience, Kim Sudhalter, President of Urban Legend PR, was able to secure a wonderful space at the Santee Village Lofts that played as the backdrop to the demo of holiday décor and ultra chic designs all available throughout the district. To help bring the designs to life and visually depict how great finds in the district can be put together was model for the day actress Shelli Boone. Boone, who is an avid shopper in the district, met Sudhalter at an event for Meals on Wheels where she volunteers her time. When briefed on the opportunity, Boone stated that she was excited to participate. "You can find some of the best fashion pieces Downtown…people should support the businesses that comprise the area," states Boone. Boone, who will be starring in the upcoming feature film The Business alongside David Alan Grier and Tosha Smith, doesn't have a lot of time or money to waste for that matter. By becoming familiar with the art of shopping downtown you can save on both time and money.
There are over 2500 stores in the district that range from clothing to interior décor to floral treatments and accessories. It's a good thing that most of the stores are grouped by the description of the item that they sell. But, it still can be overwhelming if you are new to the area. Dealing with the overwhelming nature of the area is why the district felt the partnership with Urban Shopping Adventures would be beneficial. However, the district has also implemented key tools to help you if you decide that you want to take a chance on conquering Downtown on your own. A detailed map and pod cast tours are some of the items that are available through the districts Website. But if you are anything like me, you might want to sign up for a tour first and then try it own your own. I think this will make things a lot easier in the long run. And, you will benefit from the advice of an expert. Can't beat that!
Upcoming Tours and Seminars
11/30, 12/7 and 12/14: Sample Sale Strategic Shopping
12/1: Gifting with Style
12/8: Just For You (Look and Feel Your Best For the Holidays)
For details and to register, or for more information about shopping the L.A. Fashion District, you should check out the Website at www.fashiondistrict.org. Here you can view and print a detailed map of the district, search the directory for stores that carry the product you want and view pod cast tours of the district.
To find more about
Urban Shopping Adventures, please visit www.urbanshoppingadventures.com. After this series, the tours will continue in 2008 with other tour themes.


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Ellie Goulding & Jeremy Irvine: Chime for Change After Party!
Ellie Goulding dons a little white dress while attending the after party for the Chime For Change: The Sound Of Change Live Concert held at Twickenham Stadium on Saturday (June 1) in London, England.
The 26-year-old English singer was seen posing with Rita Ora and showing some affection for her boyfriend Jeremy Irvine.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Ellie Goulding
Earlier in the day, Ellie and Rita donned different dresses while posing at the concert's media room.
Chime for Change is a global campaign for girls' and women's empowerment.
FYI: Rita is wearing an Emilio Pucci dress and Casadei heels.


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Go Get It Launches New London Local Business Directory
Go Get It Launches New UK Business Directory With Emphasis On Video Content
Summary: Go Get It is a new local business directory, offering innovative listings that make use of engaging video content, helping SMEs compete in the modern online environment.
London, United Kingdom - Go Get It is a new business directory promising local businesses and SMEs a better way to engage their potential customer base online. The directory will help businesses upload and distribute engaging video content, which will include core details on the products and services provided by the company, together with their opening hours, location and modes of contact. The videos can even feature a friendly presenter who can promote the professional, personable values of each company.
The website is now open to take new listings for their SME's Business Directory, which puts the emphasis on localized content, helping individuals find the best businesses in their area to provide a wide range of services. Every listing on the directory will include a video summary, which takes into account the particulars of the listing, and aims to present it in the best possible light.
The videos will also be syndicated to sites like YouTube, to help businesses increase their click through rates and SEO functionality, driving traffic to their listings. Go Get It even has a customized Google search tool for use here on the search engine, with individuals able to search for gogetit# alongside key terms, to find locally matched results using their Google profile details.
The site aims to reinvent the local business directory model in the UK by updating it to meet the demands of modern audiences, and leverage the latest technologies made available by Google to connect with them.
A spokesperson for Go Get It explained, "We are changing the way businesses promote themselves online to fall in line with how an increasing segment of their audience is searching for, and finding, services. By helping to create high quality video content on behalf of those listing, we hope businesses will see the advantages for themselves and rush to be listed on the site. We look forward to helping them connect with new customers in new ways."
About Go Get It: Go Get It is a new online resource center looking to reinvent the local business directory model in the UK. The website places its emphasis on video marketing, offering an immediate and engaging way to introduce products, services and personnel to customers. The directory will offer locally optimized listings that make it easier than ever for customers to find services near them, making it ideal for SMEs with a local focus. The site even has a custom Google command for in-search-engine results.
For more information please visit: http://go-getit.co.uk/
Contact Info:
Name: Frank Lucas
Organization: Go Get It
Address: Unit 105, 110 Windmill Road, Croydon, CR0 2XQ
Phone: +44 0208 665 4262


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Traders were bracing for a volatile session on Monday, with U.S. stock-index futures already pointing to heavy losses, as mounting financial and political uncertainty in Cyprus shattered months of relative calm in the eurozone.
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In an unprecedented, and potentially caustic move, eurozone finance chiefs called on Cyprus to fund a roughly $13 billion bailout by tapping the bank accounts of every Cypriot. Specifically, the plan called for levying 6.75% of all accounts up to $129,000 and 9.9% for those above that threshold.
President Nicos Anastasiades called on Cyprus' parliament to push the plan through, lest, the country's two biggest banks could be at risk of toppling. There is no single party with control in the Cypriot parliament, and it remained unclear whether Anastasiades would be able to cobble together the votes necessary in time for a vote Monday.
The move threatened to spark a run Cypriot banks and once again destabilize the 17-member eurozone currency bloc. Indeed, it almost instantly ricocheted into global financial markets.
The euro slid 1.3% to $1.2905 in recent trading. Meanwhile, S&P 500 futures tumbled 20.3 points, or 1.3%, to 1533 and Dow Jones Industrial Average futures sold off by142 points, or 1%, to 14291. Fluctuations in stock-index futures don't always accurately predict moves in equity markets, especially in early trading.
Benchmark indices in Japan and China – which open ahead of U.S. and European markets – sold off by about 2%.
"Simply put, the Cyprus news is a disaster," Todd Schoenberger, managing partner at LandColt Capital wrote in an email. "Topics such as 'debt,' 'sovereign funds' and 'bailouts' will be part of our vernacular on Wall Street" again.
Still, analysts at Barclays wrote in a note to clients over the weekend that the potential contagion of the situation in Cyprus to the banking systems of other eurozone nations, like Greece, would be "limited" in scale.
Can Wall Street's Rally be Stopped?
U.S. markets have been in rally mode this year, with the Dow hitting its record high just weeks ago, and the broader S&P coming within points of its peak last week. Analysts have attributed the rally, in part, to moves last year by the European Central Bank to ease the eurozone's financial crisis.
Dan Greenhaus, chief global strategist at BTIG, wrote in an email that the news about Cyprus could "shake what has been unshakable confidence in ever higher prices."
Both Schoenberger and Greenhaus noted that some market participants have been looking for an excuse to cash in on the big gains seen this year – and this could be one.
Elsewhere, energy futures were under pressure. The benchmark U.S. crude oil contract slid 1.3% to $92.28 a barrel and wholesale RBOB gasoline dropped 1.4% to $3.118 a gallon.
Gold edged up 0.18% to $1,595.60 a troy ounce. The yield on the 10-year Treasury bond slumped 0.11-percentage point to 1.99% as traders bid up the safe-haven asset.