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Episode 8 Have I Got News for You
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The popular news quiz, with team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop, guest host Lee Mack and guest panelists Ken Livingstone and Sarah Millican.
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Good evening. Welcome to Have I Got News For You.
I'm Lee Mack. In the news this week, in Downing Street, Samantha Cameron
tries not to panic as she realises her husband has overdone the Botox.
In the Midlands, as temperatures plummet and the country grinds
to a standstill, the emergency services leap into action.
Outside a surgery in London, a Strictly Come Dancing researcher
awaits treatment after catching a glimpse of a naked Ann Widdecombe.
On Ian Hislop's team is a Geordie comedian who has been described
as the Bridget Jones of comedy - though, of course, without the big white knickers.
She's from Newcastle - she's doesn't wear knickers. Please welcome Sarah Millican.
And with Paul Merton tonight is a left-wing politician who recently
said the coalition spending cuts were beyond Margaret Thatcher's wildest dreams.
Dreams which co-incidentally regularly featured his head on a spike.
Please welcome Ken Livingstone.
And we start with the biggest stories of the week.
Paul and Ken, take a look at this.
-Yes, thank you for the clue. A big eagle.
-A leak.
Yes. Lots of people.
-They can't stand each other, we now know. He's mad.
-Yes.
He's angry. He's bent, did you say?
All those arms deals. And these two. No, none of them like each other.
No, don't they? This is the old ambassador's chocolate advert.
So there's been a lot of leaks where people have found out what people really think about each other.
Correct. And where, particularly, did they find these leaks?
On WikiLeaks. And the poor guy who has done it all is now desperately looking for somewhere safe to hide.
He's actually under here. "Hello, Julian."
Leave it, leave it. Leave it, Lee.
It's not BBC1, Saturday night.
-Leave it, leave it.
-There's almost nothing in this you didn't know.
Everyone at the top hates everybody else.
I was delighted, I finally got a mention. The American ambassador said I was too cosy
with dictators like Fidel Castro. Big news, you know?
And evidence that the US aren't always wrong.
You called the US ambassador something as well.
A chiselling little crook, because he wouldn't pay the congestion charge.
-He wouldn't pay the what?
-He wouldn't pay the congestion charge.
-And once the Americans stopped, all the others stopped.
-Exactly.
They've got it all sewn up, these diplomats.
You take the extreme example, diplomats occasionally rape someone,
they just get sent home, we can't arrest them.
It's awful. No, not just the congestion charge.
Ken, Ken, let's keep it light.
Can you reduce it to a sexual assault?
I don't know if it's my slightly paranoid brain, having been bullied
as a child, but I'm waiting for my name to pop up and just for it to say,
"She didn't have any boobs at 16."
It's not that much ruder than everybody else, really.
You read it and you think, "Well, I have occasionally closed the door on someone saying, 'Lovely evening.
'God, you're a bore!'"
To be fair, you've never closed the door at a dinner party and said, "I think you should attack Iran."
Or, actually, maybe you have!
Why would you invite them to your party?
Who are they? We want to know.
OK, Ahmadinejad,
Kim Jong Il - he's a real bore and terrible at dinner -
and President Sarkozy, who is very rude. Oh, and Prince Andrew.
But, I mean, that's just an average evening at my place.
Prince Andrew was part of the leaks. What did we learn about Prince Andrew?
This was unbelievable! Prince Andrew, apparently, is very rude and stupid.
He said the bloody journalists constantly try and shove their noses
into business that doesn't concern them. Like major corruption deals!
He referred to them as:
That's the highest praise from a member of the royal family.
The Guardian had a theory about the reason for Andrew's behaviour, do we know what that was?
He's a dick?
They said it was:
That's one way of putting it.
One senior diplomat leapt to Andrew's defence. He said:
That counts as diplomacy!
Isn't the Iranian thing slightly reassuring, that everybody does hate them after all?
Most of the local Arab governments that hate the Iranians aren't pretty much fun either, frankly.
Are you saying the Saudis are not an open and loving...?
You will recall I said I look forward to the day I saw the Saudi royal family swinging from the lamppost.
Ghastly bunk of crooks, they are.
Always been a moderate, haven't you, Ken?
I say it again, Ken, keep it light!
How did Prince Hassan of Jordan describe the leaks?
An incredible torrent of beauty.
No, he said:
No, he did. Either he misheard it or that's the first example I've heard
of a Jordanian joke.
No, I like the really shocking ones like Andrew.
And Berlusconi, apparently, is sex mad!
Who'd have known?! He certainly kept that pretty quiet!
-He's under here as well.
-Is he?!
They actually said about Berlusconi, he was:
Although Berlusconi released a statement saying:
And after dinner we have a game of bunga-bunga.
Barack Obama, what did he say about David Cameron?
-Lightweight.
-Right. The Americans came out officially and said:
VERY lightweight.
-Who else have we learned about this week?
-The Koreans.
How was he described, Kim Jong Il?
-Ronery?
-What?!
No, flabby.
Flabby old chap, quite a good drinker, who prances around stadiums seeking adulation.
That sounds like a compliment, doesn't it, "Quite a good drinker"?
We'd take that as a compliment, wouldn't we?
You'd take flabby as a compliment in Newcastle, wouldn't you?
This is the WikiLeaks scandal, which has been described as:
So, with WikiLeaks clearly to blame, prepare for the US invasion of Wikipedia.
One of the leaks described an unnamed Labour Minister
as a manic depressive with an eye for the ladies.
That's what happens when men get to a certain age.
The source of the leak is said to be Private Bradley Manning.
According to the Times, Manning boasted online of how he downloaded the secret files...
If only you'd have left it at that, son, the whole world would have been behind you.
Ian and Sarah, what's all this about?
Students being kettled.
Oh, and that's Vince playing hopscotch.
That's Ed Miliband meeting the public. Keep that hat on.
Ann Widdecombe, yeah. Getting ready for Strictly.
Oh, abandoning. Fair enough.
Oh, blimey. He's just seen Ann Widdecombe.
And he's just hired Ann Widdecombe.
I don't know why he's in the news.
I know the student bit. Is that they've been protesting again?
-They have. What about?
-Student fees.
What has Vince Cable announced?
He's announced the policy of putting up student fees but he's not necessarily going to vote for it.
He says he agrees with it, but that doesn't mean he's going to vote for it.
-Which is quite weird.
-And who won't care too much about whether tuition fees have gone up any more?
People in their 30s?
Or old age pensioners, as you call them in Newcastle.
-Wales.
-The Welsh, yes.
-Yeah, it was Wales.
The Welsh Assembly announced that Welsh students would not have to pay the increase in fees.
People are very annoyed. Only English people will be
paying these very heavy tuition fees. So they got very excited.
And some of them got excited enough to go to London and be hit on the head with batons.
Well, yeah, because normally when you think of students you think of lazy, don't you?
And now you can't because some of them are missing, like, whole days of telly.
I'm assuming they've all got Sky Plus and that's why they feel free to protest.
What I thought was I like the fact now that people are also bringing
a sense of humour to the slogans and, like, placards.
And one placard at the demonstration simply said "Political slogan",
-which I quite liked.
-That's nice.
Do you think that was from a template that they were supposed to have changed?
A student was interviewed and said:
According to George Osborne, what's the good news on the economic front this week?
Eh... We're all in it together.
It's not got worse than we thought it would be.
Oh, you're such a ray of sunshine!
Come on. It's bleeding awful out there.
Does the phrase lighten... ?
We've been doing the cuts, we've been doing WikiLeaks.
When are we getting on to the saucy jokes?
Saucy jokes?
Have you got saucy jokes lined up? Forget all this rubbish.
Let's go for that angle, then. What did George Osborne say this week about two nuns in a bath?
-He enjoyed them immensely.
-And any other Conservatives shown their caring side this week?
Howard Flight, was it?
The newly-created Tory peer said the tax and benefit system:
How many people sit there as they're about to have sex, thinking about those things?
I've got a pocket calculator going.
I know a lot of Tory MPs who, when they're going to have sex, think about the financial implications.
And what's David Cameron been up to this week?
World Cup bid, which, as we speak now, the nation is jumping up and down with glee.
But we just don't know which nation it is.
We're recording before we know the result of the World Cup bid. We have to keep our options open.
But what chance did we have with those cheating foreign bastards, anyway?
It was quite... I found it quite odd that they took Beckham.
I know he's obviously a brilliant footballer etc, but he's not good with words, is he?
Was he just doing, like, keepy-ups in the background
while the other two did the talking? There was a clip on the radio that I heard where he said,
"Football's very important to our country and it's in our dinner... Ooh - DNA."
He genuinely said that. Like he'd seen it written down
and he'd heard it, but he'd not put the two together.
What's David Cameron been in trouble with the PC lobby this week?
He recounted a joke someone else had made about the Speaker, John Bercow.
The joke was that some Tory MP had banged into John Bercow's car.
Bercow had said, "I'm not happy."
And then the MP had said "Well, which dwarf ARE you?"
Whilst the Government are upsetting the poor and the tiny, what's Ed Miliband been up to?
He's got a blank sheet. He was asked what his policies are, and he said, "We're starting again."
It's the new Labour policy. "Got any ideas? I haven't."
What else has Ed announced this week? Got a new catchphrase.
I can't believe it's not Labour.
Was that the catchphrase?
-That's a good catchphrase.
-It's actually "Beyond New Labour."
He was compared to Buzz Lightyear because of this.
There was a hilarious put-down by Tory MP, Gavin Barwell.
Oh, those Tory MPs!
Ed is actually consulting with the people on Labour's new direction.
He's set up a discussion group on Twitter. Would you like to see what people have tweeted?
-Yes. Very, very much, please.
-Rosycottage says:
Nataliewh:
And peregr1n:
Why does an earthworm need to be sharpened?
In case you forgot your darts.
In case you forgot your darts, you sharpen an earthworm?!
What else are you going to sharpen to throw in the dartboard?
An earthworm would be one of my least favourite choices.
Yes, this is another week of political upheaval.
Ed Miliband has distanced himself from the New Labour years, proudly declaring:
Blimey. So, that's just him, Ken and North Korea left, then.
It was a disappointing week for former spin doctor Alastair Campbell, who narrowly missed out
on a Bad Sex Award.
The annual prize given to authors who write bad sex scenes.
And Campbell's normally really good at sexing up documents.
The winner was Rowan Somerville who impressed the judges with lines such as:
They should have gone for the Blair stuff.
That was the most excruciating sex I've ever s... read about.
You nearly said "saw"!
Through the windows at Number Ten, up the top of a ladder, in the bedroom, with the glasses.
Peter Stringfellow offered to repay his winter fuel allowance this week.
The first George Osborne knew about it was when he felt a wrinkled hand
shoving 400 quid down the front of his thong.
And so to round two, the one-armed bandit of news.
Fingers on buzzers, teams.
Here's the first one.
This is the man who's got all these millions of pounds' worth of paintings, Picasso's paintings,
which were bequeathed to him by Picasso in exchange for him fitting an electric blanket.
He's an electrician.
The family of Picasso are claiming that maybe he didn't receive them as a gift.
The former electrician claims he was given the pictures by the artist in the 1970s,
That's quite ironic, isn't it?
He's done work for other artists.
Apparently, he fitted a junction box to a zebra for Salvador Dali.
Someone else has shown a surprising aptitude for art this week.
-Who was that?
-Some sort of animal?
Yeah. Wayne Rooney.
You're now expecting a really bad painting.
Potato prints is what I'm expecting.
This is his bowl of fruit.
It's all right, isn't it? It's better than I could do, that.
I say he was good - he was actually drawing Gary Neville.
Art critics have commented on the way that Wayne's painting manages to look at the fruit with fresh eyes.
Which is fair enough because he's probably never seen fruit before.
-Can anyone guess what the Sun's headlines was?
-Yes, given time and a certain amount of drugs.
Not "Roonbrant"?
I thought they should have gone with "Hay-Wayne".
-That's brilliant.
-I wouldn't go that far, but thanks for patronising me.
This is the French electrician, who's been accused of stealing
paintings worth £50 million, whilst doing some work at Picasso's house.
To be fair, if he really wanted to rob him of 50 million he could
have just billed him for a couple of extra sockets and an outside light.
Picasso had the burglar alarm fitted after a spate of thefts.
Police never caught the culprit, in spite of releasing an artist's impression.
Here's the next one.
Are those potatoes?
You know that's not the answer to the question.
Have I Got Vegetables For You? Is that what this is called?
It is some weeks.
-I've no idea. Have you?
-No.
-We don't know, either.
I thought everyone knew this.
-I know it.
-What is it?
-I'll have a look.
It's Chris Voigt, who has eaten nothing but potatoes for the last two months.
He's the executive director of the Washington Potato Commission.
His mission was to prove that:
Has anyone said it was the scourge of the Earth?
Chris had to skip the traditional Thanksgiving meal recently.
What did he have instead?
Potatoes.
-Roast potato.
-Just potato.
-It's a type of potato.
-Baked?
-Mash?
-Mash, but mashed what?
-Potato.
-Correct.
In other food news, what was auctioned for £410 this week?
A boiled egg that was once eaten by Queen Victoria.
-You can't have it both ways.
-She did.
Shall I give you a clue?
Do you want me to mime it?
-Yeah.
-Giant.
-Tooth.
-How do you eat your own teeth?
Times are hard.
It rhymes with bustard cream.
Custard Cream, then.
A giant one. Or maybe it's normal sized, and two Borrowers eating it.
A study claimed an estimated 25 million people in Britain had been injured by biscuits.
This is American Chris Voigt, who has eaten nothing but potatoes for the past two months.
Voigt doubled the original length of his potato-only diet to 60 days because, as he said:
Unless it involves a promise and Nick Clegg.
Time now for the odd one out round.
The four are, Harrison Ford, ITV1's breakfast show, Daybreak, Stephen Fry and Sunday April 11th, 1954.
-I think that's the only date that nothing happened on.
-Almost.
-It's the most what of the century?
-Boring.
Until today.
-Sorry.
-I've had a lovely day.
Nothing at all happened in 1954 on that day?
It's a computer programme, where they put in all the facts of what happened when,
and that's the day that's come up with the least things have happened.
Right. After finding that every day of the last century had at least one major occurrence,
computer programmer William Tunstall-Pedoe
had calculated April 11th 1954 as the most boring day in the twentieth century.
We've now established that that's boring.
The Daybreak couple aren't exactly exhilarating.
-Maybe they're boring as well.
-Do you not like them?
-I've not watched them.
I've not liked them enough to watch them.
-Do you watch the other side?
-No, it's morning, love. I don't do mornings.
-Stephen Fry is the odd one out cos he's clearly not boring.
He's been labelled boring as well.
They have all been branded boring apart from ITV's Daybreak, which was described
in much more critical terms by its presenter Adrian Chiles this week.
-He said it was a disaster.
-According to the Sunday Mirror:
I'm not sure they've quite understood the essential feature of a four-letter word there.
-Did he do it on the actual show, though?
-No. He didn't get 7:00am Tourette's.
"Welcome to A Crock of Shite."
He actually told the Guardian:
Maybe he should read Heat magazine instead.
Chiles isn't the only presenter having trouble this week.
Let's look at Charlie Stayt on BBC Breakfast.
More than two million people have put money into Irish banks... FARTS
-He could have got away with that, had she not given him a look.
-Again!
-I'd like to see that again.
More than two million people have put money... FARTS
It's a buzzer, isn't it?
It sounds like a buzzer.
-RINGS
-Not that buzzer.
Is that the noise you make?!
Harrison Ford, the Indiana Jones star, was recently described as
boring by one of the UK's most feared and respected film critics.
-Oh, sorry. No. Claudia Winkleman.
-Which film did she think was boring?
She said that HE was boring. She told the Mirror:
That's because Indiana Jones is a character.
Film critic Claudia Winkleman recently described movie star
Harrison Ford as "a little bit boring."
Well, I certainly yawned my way through Star Wars, Indiana Jones and Blade Runner,
and yet Strictly Come Dancing - It Takes Two has me on the edge of my seat.
Stephen Fry famously quit Twitter last year, after a fellow tweeter said he admired and adored Mr Fry,
but added that he found his tweets:
Going back to the date, as well.
There are a couple of things that did happen. Anyone hazard a guess?
Yes, Mrs Lillian Morris of 23 Shepton Way, Shepton Mallet, turned into a horse.
In front of her startled husband, who was expecting something smaller.
You're close. It was:
Some may say that April 11 1954 was a boring day. But I know different.
I happen to know that on that it was that day that an eight-year-old Ken Livingstone
acquired his first newt.
It was three years later.
I think you'll find that's a mi-newt detail.
Is that true, Ken?
It was a male smooth newt and it was 1957.
Everyone remembers their first newt, just like their first sex, you know.
-Don't you?
-Did the two things coincide, in your case?
Time now for the missing words round, which this week features,
as its guest publication, Mollusc World.
It's an OK magazine, but not really worth shelling out for.
We start with:
The cost of their carbon emissions.
Congestion charge, if Ken gets his way.
It's only a matter of time until you're back.
I'm counting down the days.
17 months. It's going to be a long 17 months.
-Are you going to be in before the Olympics or after?
-Ten weeks before.
If you get in, are you going to keep the Olympics?
-Did I get it right?
-No, you didn't. You weren't even close.
But it was a good way of getting across your manifesto.
This is Angela Duran from Galicia in Spain, who has registered a claim to own the sun,
so she can charge everyone on Earth for using it.
Lawyers say technically she can buy the sun, as long as she's resident there for three years first.
-Seduced.
-Frightened.
-Deceived.
Attacked.
-Deceived by goats?
-Outwitted?
-Rumbled by goats?
-What?
They found out she wasn't a goat?
There's one here with a crown on, lads.
During a state visit to Oman, two goats bowed their heads to the Queen.
According to BBC News:
In what Prince Phillip calls Operation Towel Head.
Or are you just going to clam up?
-Are you going to be that shellfish?
-That's the answer.
-Is it?
-It is the answer, yes.
It's a bit of an old joke. The correct answer is because under the coalition Government,
oysters, like everyone else, don't have enough disposable income to give to charity. Finally:
Death to the Chuckle Brothers.
What you said in the Guardian the other day, that reality is the enemy of comedy.
I say there's too much realism in comedy.
Like the Office and stuff. It's good, but too many have copied it.
There's nothing realistic about two nuns in a bath.
You've led a sheltered life.
Is that when you first spotted the newts?
A shrine for the Chuckle Brothers.
This is 39-year-old Shaun Hope. According to the Sun:
Making him the only man on the planet who's actually
more disturbing than the Chuckle Brothers themselves.
So, the final stores are, Ian and Sarah have six, Paul and Ken have seven.
Before we go...
Ken looks incredibly happy there.
That's a win, Ken. Do you remember that feeling?
Yes. You voted for the other bugger, you sod.
If it keeps you unhappy, yes.
Before we go, there's just time for the caption competition. Paul and Ken get this.
Triplets question mixed parentage.
Ian and Sarah have that.
Every one a winner.
And I leave you with news that in a bid to kick-start
his career, Jim Davidson does a night at the Delhi Empire.
On her first visit to his Hampstead home, there's a shock for Katy Perry
when Russell brand forgets to clear out the fridge.
And, after a tense EU summit meeting, the Irish Finance Minister offers to pay for dinner.
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I ran out of okonomiyaki (Japanese pizza/pancake) mix a while back and I haven't been able to find one without msg again. My Japanese classmate told me I didn't need it and to just grate some nagaimo (Japanese yam) which you can get at Asian markets.
This is aparently what happens to the nagaimo when you grate it. It is bubbly and gooey all on it's own. Lovely.
I used this recipe for the batter with substitutes. I chose not to make dashi from scratch this time so I used water, soy and mirin instead. Fried up some panko since I didn't have tenkasu (fried bits of dough), and used ginger, rice vinegar, salt in place of beni shouga (red pickled ginger).
Made the okonomiyaki sauce as well with this recipe and topped the okonomiyaki with bonito flakes. The texture of the grated nagaimo scared me but the okonomiyaki actually tasted pretty good. The texture was nice and smooth on the inside with a hint of the ginger and the sweet tang from the sauce.
Next I want to try making a yakisoba sauce since it's one of my favorite noodle dishes but the packages in the store always have msg. My ultimate goal is to learn to make my favorite noodle soup broths. I got udon down (a basic dashi). Now there's pho and ramen, but I know these are way more difficult.
whoa v, you are ahhhhmazing. you are making my mouth water.
j: thanks! haha seriously. that's smart! gotta build up my recipe list. yes, please send em over! got to put my slow cooker to use!


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Don't Breathe is the latest horror film to hit the cinemas and it's one that I think is one of the best horror experiences of the year. If you are a fan of horror films at the cinema and you love watching a decent thriller, then I believe that Don't Breathe will be a great experience for you this weekend. The film stars Stephen Lang, Jane Levy and Dylan Minnette.
In recent months I have found myself to be increasingly interested in the horror genre. There's quite a few good ones that have come out this year and of course quite a few mediocre ones as well, but not one where I thought, WOW! That's a good one! With Don't Breathe, I felt that feeling and that's a feeling I want to feel when watching a film.
The film comes directed by Fede Alvarez who I thought did a phenomenal job with Don't Breathe. I wouldn't say that the film is 100% a horror film, there are quite a lot of elements to it that would make me say that it is more of a thriller. But it's the balancing of these two genres of films together that make Don't Breathe so exhilarating to watch. Honestly I don't know what's going to happen to the characters that enter into the blind man's house or how they'll get out. It was thrilling to see their journey and also creepy to see the blind man coming after them in the dark.
Most of the actors in this film are unknown to me and are probably unlikely to be recognised by the masses. But they all actually put in solid performances. Stephen Lang was well cast for the role as the creepy and powerful mad man who lives there in the dark. Jane Levy also put in a good performance for this film and as the central character that we follow, she was able to bring a lot of emotion to the role which was great as it helps the audience to care about her character and what becomes of her in that house.
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Overall I would highly recommend going to the cinemas this week and watching Don't Breathe, especially if you love horror films or a decent thriller. Both Stephen Lang and Jane Levy put in great performances and the film has all the suspense and mystery one needs to keep their heart racing throughout the full run time. Don't Breathe is probably director Fede Alvarez's best film so far and in my opinion it is also one of the best horror films of 2016.
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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama - Let me guess. When you first heard the news Sunday night that Lance Thompson was returning to the Alabama coaching staff, you reacted with a question.
Why would Nick Saban take him back?
You may still be wondering, since Saban has yet to address the hire, and your skepticism is understandable.
After all, Thompson did leave Alabama after the 2008 season. To go to Tennessee. To work for Lane Kiffin.
Who leaves Saban for Kiffin? That's like dropping a class taught by a Nobel Prize winner to take one from a graduate student.
Thompson had his reasons, some of them personal, others professional, such as the opportunity to learn from Kiffin's father, Monte, but three years later, the move still baffles some fans. So I asked a college football insider that's worked with both Saban and Thompson the big question.
Saban could've had his pick of any number of assistants to replace Sal Sunseri after Sunseri moved to Tennessee to become defensive coordinator. Why bring back Thompson? And so quickly.
The insider laughed and answered with a series of names: Julio Jones. Mark Barron. Trent Richardson. D.J. Fluker. Robert Lester. AJ McCarron. He could've continued, but he'd made his point. Thompson was a key factor in Alabama signing every one of them and more.
Thompson is one of the most proven recruiters in the SEC in the last decade. He played a major role in Alabama signing the 2008 and 2009 classes that were ranked No. 1 in the country and formed the heart of the 2009 and 2011 BCS championship teams.
Sunseri did some serious recruiting himself as Thompson's replacement. Saban, for all of his own expertise in that area, values that skill in his assistants so it was important to replace Sunseri with someone who knew the territory.
No one fit that description better than Thompson. As a bonus, he wouldn't have to spend one second learning how to work with defensive coordinator Kirby Smart or for Saban. Thompson's done both, with Smart at Alabama, with Saban at LSU, too.
In a sense, he's Saban's prodigal coaching son returned.
Anyone inclined to consider Thompson a traitor should recognize that college football is a business for the men who coach it. It is true that, after he left Tuscaloosa for Knoxville, Thompson took a verbal jab or two. Remember the boast he made at a supposedly private UT recruiting event that Saban wasn't going to get any more of "his" players?
Saban responded with a commitment from a Memphis wide receiver about 90 seconds later.
That was nothing more than gamesmanship. Thompson's true feelings about Saban and Alabama, where he also worked under Mike DuBose, never changed. He shared them, when he was allowed to speak to the media, during his time in Knoxville. I sat down with Thompson and former Auburn assistant Eddie Gran, another coach taken in by Kiffin, in 2009.
"Coach Saban was always great to me," Thompson said that day. "A lot of people, when I left, being fans and being emotional, thought it was about Nick. It had nothing to do with Nick. Just the opposite. I had the opportunity because of him."
Truth be told, people close to him say, Thompson wishes he'd never left Alabama three years ago. Considering the turmoil at Tennessee, including the transition from Kiffin to Derek Dooley, hasn't the man suffered enough?
No doubt Thompson has learned from that experience, but he hasn't lost his zest for recruiting. Where was he April 27, the day tornadoes ripped through this state? On the recruiting road in north Alabama as trees fell and a funnel cloud passed. He's showed friends photos and videos he took with his phone that day.
Tuesday was his first day back on the job at Alabama, and he's not wasting time getting acclimated. As reported by AlabamaIntel.com and confirmed to me by a recruiting insider, Thompson and two other Alabama assistants, Jeremy Pruitt and new offensive coordinator Doug Nussmeier, are expected to watch Hueytown quarterback Jameis Winston go through a baseball workout tonight for the San Diego Padres.
For Thompson, it's just like the old days. It's game on.
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Eine weltweite Wettmafia korrumpiert den game. Vor allem den Fußball. Hier werden beim Wetten Millionen umgesetzt. Die ehrliche Wette auf den Lieblingsverein im Wettbüro von nebenan wird zum Spielball globalen Betrugs. Weltweit agierende kriminelle Organisationen steuern die Verschiebungen, kaufen Spieler und Schiedsrichter. Sämtliche Spielklassen in quickly allen Ländern sind betroffen. Wettskandale machen die Runde, auf der Strecke bleiben equity, Vertrauen und nicht zuletzt die Ehre des Fußballs. Manchmal auch Sportler, die ihre Wettlust und Geldgier nicht mehr unter Kontrolle haben.
den internationalen Wettbetrug aufzudecken. Und er hat bislang unveröffentlichte Dokumente der Staatsanwaltschaft gesichtet. Sein Buch deckt nicht nur die kriminellen Machenschaften auf, sondern versteht sich als Plädoyer fürs faire Spiel, für ein Ende des globalen Fußballbetrugs.
Now not coincidentally, the game of soccer evidently employs phrases frequently linked to battle, comparable to "aerial attack," "blitz," and "trench war. " in the course of global conflict II, the USA army and faculties joined forces and fielded aggressive soccer groups. The ebook highlights the dep. of the Navy's function in protecting the sport and football's impression on nationwide morale and the conflict attempt via their "lend-lease" to schools of officer applicants, together with All-America gamers.
Readers find a way to go into the area of faculty soccer and stick with one participant via his studies at the gridiron of the Southeastern convention for the Auburn Tigers. A Tiger's stroll observes him as he battles the highs and lows of championship and wasting seasons, training hirings and firings, and private good fortune and tragedy.
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It is time for the first big wash! I used a very wet mixture of Permanent Sap Green and Aureolin Yellow.
You can see how wet the application was by the little puddle of paint at the bottom of the wash area. I used this mixture around the painting to work in the preliminary green washes on the cactus leaves.
You can vary the mixture here and there as the photo reference and your preferences dictate. I used some Hookers Green in some areas where I wanted to indicate shadows.
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Pi'ilanihale Heiau is quite an impressive sight. It is the largest heiau in all of Hawaii, encompassing almost 3 acres, which equals the size of two football fields. Standing next to it, it is impossible not to feel dwarfed by it. Its stone platform measures more than 415 feet (126 m) in length and 340 feet (103 m) in width and dates back to the late 13th century.
The heiau was built out of precisely fitted lava rock and is unique in that it features a construction that can't be observed at any other heiau in Hawaii. Its northern wall is 50 feet (15 m) high with five steep, terraced steps. The lush surroundings, including tropical flowers, coconut palms and breadfruit trees, add to the mystic atmosphere of old Hawaii.
The heiau is located on a bluff in East Maui, 4 miles (6.4 km) north of Hana, and has been incorporated into the Kahanu Garden, which is part of the National Tropical Botanical Gardens.
The name Pi'ilanihale means "house of Pi'ilani" in the Hawaiian language. The exact history of the heiau is shrouded in mystery. It may have been built by one of the Hana chiefs during the time when Maui was divided, with two ruling chiefs, one in Hana and the other in the rest of Maui. The heiau was rededicated by chief Pi'ilani in the 16th century when he united all of Maui.
To see the heiau, you'll have to enter Kahahu Garden. They have guided and self-guided tours. Self-guided tours are Monday to Friday between the hours of 9 am to 4 pm; Saturday hours: 9 am - 2 pm. Guided tours are on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday at 10 am and 12pm.
Directions: Drive Highway 360 (Hana Highway) east toward Hana. The heiau is located 1.5 miles (2.4 km) down Ula'ino Road. A stream crosses the road right before the Garden. If it's dry or shallow, you can drive over it. But during heavy rainfall don't drive through it. Flash floods are common in the area.


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I met Alexei in September last year, when we both opened kitchens at MacEwan. Alexei's the inspiration behind S'Wich Food Truck, and it's concession here at MacEwan. And at Get Cooking he's our Bread Guy, as well as our go to when we need to find a fantastic chef to present a stellar dinner when our own team can't do it. He's a fantastic teacher too, and we're lucky to have him on our roster here at Get Cooking. Classes coming soon are his Charcuterie Class on April 26th and Bachelor Cooking Class on April 29th.
Alexei had a first career in Finance, running a financial planning practice. But he soon found himself spending his free time cooking, and was inspired to change careers after entering and winning a culinary competition for Kraft that landed him a trip for 2 to Italy. On returning from his trip he enrolled at NAIT and the rest is history.
Alexei completed his 2 year culinary programme at NAIT then followed up with their Butchery programme, all the while working in the trade at the likes of Cafe de Ville, Cafe Select and the Blue Pear. Upon completing his butchery course he spent 8 months as a butcher for Sobey's, determined to hone his meat cutting skills, then returned to the kitchen with a job at the Marc before relocating to Calgary to work at Model Milk.
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7 August 2006, source edie newsroom
An international initiative to improve the local environment has prompted a growing number of projects in developing countries this year.
The Clean Up the World campaign started as the pet project of Australian yachtsman Ian Kiernan who was appalled by the amount of marine litter he encountered while sailing and began as a series of small-scale beach clearing projects.
But since its launch in 1989 it has rapidly grown and this September some 500 organisations ranging from community groups and schools to national initiatives and Government departments will see environment-enhancing work take place in 119 countries.
Many of the projects will include waste clearance projects similar to those that kick-started the campaign as teams of volunteers clean up streets, waterways, parks and beaches but there will also be broader environmental initiatives such as tree planting, energy conservation, water recycling and education programmes.
The vast majority of projects will be undertaken in developing countries.
"Over 100 countries have joined Clean Up the World since the first campaign, but an extremely enthusiastic response has been received from developing countries in Africa, Asia Pacific and Latin America, including some of the world's most troubled nations," said Dr Kiernan.
"It certainly looks like economic hardship and civil strife in some countries do not equate with lack of community and environmental action, and we applaud groups working in most difficult conditions," he added.
This year, Africa has the highest participation in both the number of countries and organisations that have joined the campaign so far, with the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana, and Nigeria leading the way.
Clean Up the World has also registered record participation in this year's campaign by groups from Argentina, India, Mexico, the Philippines, and Spain.
"Hundreds of communities across the developing world see the connection between the health of their environment and their own wellbeing," said Dr Kiernan.
"By joining Clean Up the World, they become agents of change for their community instead of bystanders."
Held in conjunction with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), Clean Up the World is a global community-led environmental campaign that mobilises over 30 million volunteers in over 100 countries annually to "clean up, fix up and conserve the environment."
The campaign's flagship event is Clean Up the World Weekend, held in September each year.
Groups, organisations, businesses and communities around the globe are encouraged to register with Clean Up the World by visiting www.cleanuptheworld.org.
Members receive information and materials to assist with the promotion and implementation of environmental activities.
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Ausserordentlich schönes Landhaus / Finca im ländlichen Gebiet, mit 14.200qm Land und einer Wohnfläche von 700qm, gelegen bei Santa Eugenia.
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Marvelous country finca located on the outskirts of the town of Santa Eugenia. It consists of 14.200 sqm of land and an impressive Mallorcan house of approximately 700 m .
dressing room, office, storage room and a bathroom.
gardens. There are also exterior garden sheds. In the entrance of the house there is a garage for two cars, a gym and an art studio.
The living area is distributed over two floors. Ground floor: entrance hall, magnificent living room with fireplace, kitchen, separate preparation kitchen, sitting room, four bedrooms two with en suite bathrooms, family bathroom, guest toilet, huge covered dining and outside sitting room terrace. First floor: magnificent master bedroom suite with dressing room, study and bathroom.
The house, built 1900, is presented in excellent condition having been reformed to the highest standard in 2006. Floors are natural travertine stone, central heating, air conditioning, tall ceilings, exposed timber beams, double glazed windows, solid timber doors, automatic irrigation systems, own water supply.
Approached through automatic gates with a long palm tree avenue driveway. The front of the house has a large cobbled court yard, a separate art studio and gym, a large double garage, various stone garden sheds and a dedicated vegetable and fruit garden. A separate stone walled paddock. Mature garden with large lawned areas, palm and olive trees around a substantial swimming pool.
Maravillosa finca situada en las afueras del pueblo de Santa Eugenia a 20 min. de la capital. Consiste en 14.200m2 de terreno y una impresionante casa de estilo mallorquin de aproximadamente 700m2.
En la planta baja, la casa ofrece un recibidor, dos espaciosas cocinas, dos salas de estar muy extensas y cuatro dormitorios, dos de ellos con baño en suite. En la primera planta se encuentra el dormitorio principal de unos 100m2 aproximadamente, que consta de un vestidor, una oficina y un baño.
La casa en general es muy luminosa ya que todas las salas y dormitorios son exteriores. En la parte trasera exterior de la casa hay un porche de 60m2, un baño, una extensa sala de máquinas y una extraordinaria piscina con bonitos jardines y cobertizos. En la entrada principal de la casa hay un garaje para dos coches, gimnasio y un estudio.
Instalaciones: Calefacción, Aire acondicionado, Parking/Garaje, Terraza, Piscina privada, Jardín privado.
Ein Master-Bedroom mit ca. 100qm, welcher sich aufteilt in Schlafraum, begehbarer Kleiderschrank, grosses Bad, Büro und Ablageraum.
Ein automatisches Zufahrtstor und einen lange Palmen-Allee als Zufahrt bieten den ersten und überwältigenden Eindruck.
Mallorca - St. Eugenia liegt am Rande der mallorquinischen Toscana. Eine landwirtschaftlich geprägte Ebene in der Inselmitte. Nur ca. 20 Minuten vom Flughafen entfernt. Die Orte Sencelles, Costitx, St. Eugenia oder Montuiri sind in 10 Auto-Minuten zu erreichen.


I was born in august 8 ,1979 in the city of Porto Alegre, state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, i'm a comic book drawner,since of 1999 i work with comics,I have done work for Marvel and DC comics. but i don't think in stop my carrer ,i have a long way, and i'll don't gonna stop for nothing!!


China is not putting any pressure on Taiwan's last diplomatic ally in Africa, the Kingdom of Eswatini, to switch to Beijing, but believes it is just a matter of time before that happens, a senior Chinese diplomat said yesterday.
China has become increasingly vocal about its desire to win away the country, formerly known as Swaziland, from Taiwan, even as the Swazi government has denounced Beijing for playing "mind games" and says it has no desire to ditch Taipei.
Eswatini is to be the only African country not represented at a major summit between China and the continent opening in Beijing next week, where Chinese President Xi Jinping (習近平) is likely to offer new loans and aid for Africa.
Speaking at a news briefing, China's special envoy for Africa Xu Jinghu (許鏡湖) said the issue of Eswatini and its lack of ties to Beijing was "an important question," but it was up to them to take the initiative.
Taiwan has formal ties with only 17 nations, many of them small, less-developed nations in Central America and the Pacific, including Belize and Nauru.
Taiwan has vowed to fight China's "increasingly out of control" behavior after Taipei last month lost another diplomatic ally to Beijing when El Salvador became the third country to switch allegiances to China this year.
President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) has vowed not to bow to Chinese pressure, and Taipei has accused Beijing of offering generous aid and loan packages to lure its allies across, charges China strongly denies.
Cheng Tao (程濤), a former head of the Africa division at the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, told the news briefing that he had been involved in talks with African countries about abandoning Taiwan and recognizing China, and that money requests had come up.
"We told them [that] establishing ties is a political decision. It's not a deal," he added.
China's hostility to Taiwan has grown since Tsai's election, as Beijing fears that she wishes to push for formal independence, a red line for China.
Tsai has said she wants to maintain the "status quo," but will defend Taiwan's democracy.


A flood watch has been insured for the Charlotte, North Carolina area and up to 3 inches of precipitation could fall there today.
Rain is expected throughout the night, too, when the city's undefeated football team, the Carolina Panthers, host the less-than-impressive Indianapolis Colts – they're 3-4 – on Monday Night Football.
The forecast, according to Accuweather.com, is calling for heaving rain throughout the day and a 100 percent chance throughout the game, which kicks off at 8 p.m. local time. Temperatures are expected to be in the low 60s.
Bring your umbrella if you're going to the … no wait, umbrellas aren't allowed in Bank of America Stadium.
So, which team will benefit most from the wet playing conditions? Heck if I know.
I have to admit, I'm still on a World Series hangover – it ended way too soon, didn't it? – and I've hardly paid attention, yet, to football this season. But, I'm sure I'll catch up quickly.
That being said, you have to believe the team with the better running game would have an advantage. The homestanding Panthers lead the NFL in team rushing with 144.7 yards per game, and the Colts fall near the bottom of the rankings, 27th to be exact, at 93.6 yards.
That's just some quick, lazy analysis that doesn't mean much.
By the way, Opening Day of the 2016 baseball season is 153 days away.
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Filled with energy and charm FINN is sure to make you grin! From Florida, this chill dude totally thinks he's a lapdog. He's totally not! Having a medium energy level he likes to go for a few long walks to burn off his energy working on those sick leash skills. The snow can be a bit chilly on his paws though…maybe booties are in his future! A yard isn't required with FINN currently living in an apartment. That said, he'd likely thrive with more space as he likes to roam around and get a good amount of exercise throughout the day. When he's not out walking in the 'hood FINN likes to play fetch and tug of war. He does well in his crate but doesn't totally love it. He may chit chat though quickly quiets down enjoying some naptime. He's had experience being on his own for up to two hours, is house broken, and knows basic commands. FINN hasn't had any exposure to children just yet though has met some dog buds while outside. As he gets quite excited he's been working with his foster on his responses to larger dogs, currently making a bit of a rumble! Continuing to provide opportunities to interact with other dogs and introducing redirection where necessary will work wonders! FINN likes his treats, which may help with other aspects of training! He's pretty chill when it comes to cats (when peering through the door!) though hasn't had a full-on interaction just yet. Loves people. 'Nuff said! Ready to spend your days chillaxing and laughing? Apply to adopt FINN today!


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There are not many people who are qualified to write in great depth on this subject. I think it's an important contribution to write these books. Good work, Harvey. I hope you sell millions.
I hope I sell millions! 🙂 Thank you.
So enjoyed both books – A surprise to many might be the close relationship between officers and the men in elite units. Quite different from the CW and from how things were in many of the allies units – I find the US very rank conscious.
A poignant comment on that comes from Tony Foster who wrote a book about his father, the Canadian General who was in Command at Caen and the senior judge at Meyer's trial. Tony Foster looks at both men and wishes that his father had been as warm and encouraging as Meyer.
Members of 'Elite' units are very much more dependant on each other as they are often placed in circumstances where each other is all they have. Also, much more is expected of them.
In some units rank is irrelevant, the most experienced person is usually 'the Boss'.


Go during Value Season. You can reduce your costs by visiting roughly mid-January to mid-February, mid-August through September, mid-November through mid-Decemer, except Thanksgiving week. The savings might even allow you to upgrade from a Value hotel to a Moderate hotel.
Choose a Value Resort. For the price for a family of 4, the name 'Value' fits the bill. You don't need large accommodations with two youngsters and staying on property saves you parking each day. Aso, if you fly, Disney will pick you up from the airport and return you for free. For your family, I recommend All-Star Movies. I don't know many boys who wouldn't love to stand beside the stories-tall Buzz Lightyear for picture for the grandparents!
Choose the One-Park-a-Day Ticket. Choose one park a day to visit and do it well. The Park Hopper upgrade at $52 plus tax per person is not the best way to spend $220 for a family on a budget. I promise your children will not get bored and need to go to another park and the day you go to Animal Kingdom (it closes early), I recommend enjoying your pool or splurging on a Character Meal.
If you book now, you should be able to take advantage of several Disney offers here. You can either consider free dining or the Kids Stay Free offer. Price each out to see your best savings.


For my Remote Pair Programming session with Alexandru Bolboaca, I wanted to work on our actual code, not toy programs. It was hard finding a technical solution to allow this (despite the many suggestions I received on Twitter; the biggest issue is sharing the entire development environment), but I finally settled on LogMeIn. LogMeIn basically lets you create an ad hoc VPN with them serving as a middle man. The great thing with it is that all the configuration is done on the client machines. There is nothing to change on firewalls (especially important for the other people that you are working with).
LogMeIn has a download that seems very simple to use… as long as you are under Windows. It also has a Mac OS X version and a Linux version, but they hardly come with any documentation. What's worse, it is hard to find additional information on the support site.
Install their Linux client. Just double-clicking it after download should be enough.
The password is the one specified by the domain creator. This is not the password for your login.
Done! From that point, you can use VNC or anything else to connect to a remote computer. Use something like ifconfig on the remote computer and use the IP address under the ham0 entry (ham is for Hamachi, obviously). The IP address has an unusual value such as 5.18.76.84.
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as instructed by hamachi when I tried hamachi login as a regular user.
Sending attach request to without networks .. failed, not found.
I have tried it, and it's really nice, I can create my network, that contain different other PC, from other network, no metter if there a firewall or not, it's working !!!
@mike I think he just means that the file h2-engine-override.cfg should only have "Ipc.User" for content.
Very nice. I feel like a moron not thinking of this solution before. Thanks!
I wish most ubuntu directions were like this.
How can you UN-install this hamachi and all the settings and configurations you've done on your Ubuntu computer?
Thank you very much, no doubt this is going to be A LOT useful.
Unfortunately everyone stops here – install hamachi – then leaves you hanging. I've seen that a remote linux machine can 'join' my network, but that's it. Haguichi makes something of a GUI that lists joined systems, and even pops open a 'remote desktop' (terminal) window that lets one run remote terminal commands. But I've tried mounting a network drive or trying a chgdir in the local terminal to the network file system without success. It's fun being able to list files and run commands on the remote system, but only for a limited time. There doesn't appear to be any way to move files between systems, which is my main objective.
I am new to linux. I tried to install logmein and it got stuck during the installation, so i force quit the installation. After working on different tasks, i turn-off the server and restarted it. Now i cant even login to the server. Its stuck on the screen where it says "starting logmein hamachi VPN tunneling engine logmein hamachi".
Please guide me what to do, as its very urgent to start the server.
Sorry, no idea what your problem might be. Try asking on StackOverflow.