The saying goes that history is written by the victors. This is of course true because the reality is that the victors are the only ones left to write it most often. But in sports I find that history remembers more than just the victors, the first placers, and the number ones; sports history records, more than any other kind of history, the unbelievable errors and losses in the annals of history. The three instances that come to mind are Bill Buckner, with his missed ground ball in game six; Chris Webber’s TO at Michigan in the NCAA Championship game; and most recently the fourth & 2 call by Bill Belicheck against the Colts. There are so many more and any fan of any team has their own specific list of worst moves ever they can prattle on about endlessly over beers in Any Tavern, USA.

The ball gets dropped from time to time, and in sports they make note. It becomes part of the myth and history of your franchise, not unlike in politics. Republicans/Democrats in America is treated the same way as a Lakers/Celtics rivalry discussion. Every little mistake, over-rated player, bad call, and crushing defeat is tallied and exploited for your opponents humiliation just as every victory and all-time legendary record is hoisted above your head like a Heavyweight Championship belt. This, in the end, is how we decide winners and losers in sports, but not in this endless game of musical house majority that is democracy. There is no W-L record we can really rely on for this, so we simply point out all-time bad calls and presidents while trying to defend our worst moments with crooked refs and no instant replay…wait, I’m confusing my metaphor with reality now.

Well on the list of great political bloopers on the Democrats side we have some doozies; McGovern in ’68, fucking Eagleton; Bill Clinton/Monica Lewinsky; public option/death panels, just to name a recent few. The Republicans are no slouches though; they got Iran/Contra; Korea, which one might say was the beginning of defense spending so thanks for that Truman; and the greatest scandal in American history, Watergate, and Nixon overall; republicans win the ‘lousiest president’ debate. But now we have Obama to thank for possibly topping the all-time list of ‘disappointing/ineffective’ presidents with his most recent motion to support extension and only minor language changes to the Patriot Act; he called it a hastily written piece of shoddy legislature during his campaign and promised to see that it was changed to restore civil liberties and rights…doesn’t look so “shoddy” from the oval office now, does it.

Barack has been on a rampage, it seems, to make every bad decision he can and this is no different. He flat-out broke a promise, extending three specific portions of the Patriot Act set to expire at the end of this year, but worst of all he tried to sneak it in under the radar attached to the Pentagon bill which was mostly about spending issues. The genius of this was that 95% of the items voted on were on finances, from military budget, federal debt ceiling increase (if it’s a ceiling, why can we just raise it, we remodel our debt/income house when ever we want, not much of a ‘ceiling’ if you ask me), and a myriad of other items. This is also going on in the quagmire that is health care debate and voting. With all this, the white house issued letters and statements to get this voted on and that they supported an extension.

After this and all his other blunders thus far I have become completely soured on him. First watering down the health care reform, then ridiculous spending, the lack of reform, lack of transparency, the Afghan surge, the Guantanamo Bay BS, now the Patriot Act!? I now understand that Obama really does not care for the civil liberties and the human rights of the American people or those in our custody. It appears he is simply writing another chapter in the “Bush” book, not getting a new book of his own. He has green lit continued wire-tapping, e-mail tapping, and seizing of business records under the Patriot Act. There is also the system of the “sneak-and-peak”, where any agency is allowed to break in to your home, without warrant or notifying you in any way, just to see if they can find evidence to get a legit warrant to prosecute you, and come back with that, and seize all evidence legally.

This is in addition to the suspension of Habeas Corpus for prisoners, which is in effect in America, Guantanamo Bay, as well as military detention bases in ‘war zones’ like in Bar’am. So in addition to not closing Guantanamo Bay, denying rights to trial, prosecution, and legal council, he is now continuing the legislation expanding government power beyond the letter of the law, allowing his administration to continue the rights violating practices that were fear-mongered in to place by Dick Cheney and his administration, I mean the Bush administration. This is the greatest disappointment for me, I was sure the Obama would become a great leader repealing and discontinuing heinous practices as these mentioned, returning America to the level headed, diplomatic nation that it once was. All I can see is continued war and abuse of extended powers like a military junta more than anything else.

You have to understand that these laws were put in place under extensive stress, fear, and panic. The nation as a whole was willing to hear any argument and willing to sacrifice a little now for the greater good on the back end. We gave up civil rights to restore relative safety. What happened was illegal activities and use of laws that was never intended; the “sneak-and-peak” has been used for drug related activities in far more instances than in any terrorist investigation. The abuse was ok then, we needed someone to throw down the gauntlet and go to town for this country, and we had just the redneck to do it. In that time of uncertainty this nation was impressionable and easily swayed, so laws were broken and we were able to accept it as a temporary, necessary invasion in the name of peace and security.

What we have now though is a complete disregard for the lessons we should be learning from those most bloody times. We need to admit that these laws were unconstitutional, hasty, and did not even serve a purpose to the end for which they were designed. As a nation we gave the thumbs-up to the Patriot Act, then, because we knew that a full review and a long drawn out debate would come to pass when the Act’s time was up. This did not occur, no discuss happened, it was a small part of a massive bill that was up for a vote. More time was allotted for the defense budget and estate tax than went to the reinstatement of my God-damned civil liberties. As far back as November of 2008, people like Adam Cohen of the NYTimes was writing that many were feeling that Obama could hear and weigh the arguments of those that see him as a chance to end this Act and take governmental power back to a pre-9/11 status. Barack Obama would be a voice of reason, as he said he would be during his campaign, and pull back the reigns of a government run amok, restoring this country to a time of innocence, before our vulnerability was so savagely revealed to us.

Still, today our prisoners with suspected ties to terrorism don’t get their rights, none at all in a war zone prison; we can still put prisoners under rendition, the practice of changing custody of one of our prisoners to a foreign country with more lax standards of human rights in order to extract what we want; we can wire tap; read your e-mail; break in to your home or business LOOKING for cause to come back with a legal warrant, and all this in the greatest country in the world!? The proletariate, you, should be up in arms over the laws of a savage time continuing in to this presidency one more day than they set to last for. An abuse of power like this is something we would embargo Cuba for, threaten Iran for, speak strongly against N. Korea for, and yet you and I are the victims here with no one to speak for us except condescending senators and representatives.

The fear we live in and the concerns of the American people have changed. We have now allowed our foreign policy to determine domestic issues; this is the way to ruin and a state of martial law now continues on our soil despite having the eyes for 20/20 hindsight. You must realize that your stripped away civil liberties will continue on simply for political gain. Same as with the increased debt ceiling and dropped public option, the Patriot Act was extended so the republican party had less cannon fodder for the 2010 mid-term elections. These crucial policy decisions were made not for what was best for the American people, but what was best for the democratic power structure. Time and time again this country, the people that make it more than just real estate between Mexico and Canada, has been dropped by the wayside for the good of political power and industry. The trickle down effect works in reverse when it comes to policy, we at the bottom of the pile get pissed on first.

The gavel was replaced with a gun eight years ago. Justice was found on the business end of an M-16, and we were fine with justifying the means to the end through the red filter of rage. America was willing to set aside the Constitution and the Bill of Rights as well as grant the President powers far beyond those set forth by the checks and balances our founding fathers created, or those approved of by the U.N. From 2001 to 2004 we were willing to believe anything and from 2004 until 2008 we were powerless to stop the monster we had created in our post-9/11 Frankenstein phase as we watched it tear countries asunder, including our own. With Obama we were to get all of the benefits of living in the greatest country on earth, from the bottom up. He stood as a beacon of hope for change; not to something new, but to something old, from a time before we lost our innocence in Manhattan and became afraid of our own shadows and those that operated in them. For me the last of those dreams, the constitutional rights of 2000, has died, leaving me no longer hopeful, but weary, of Obama’s last three years in office. You are my Buckner, Barack Obama, you made the list.

How would you like a sneak preview of the brand new tracks in the upcoming Big Pack for Trials HD?

You would?

Of course you would.

The pack is due to be released on the 30th of December (not the 23rd that has been circulating) and will set you back a mere 400MSP,which get’s you 23 new tracks,12 new skill games and 50 new Editor objects.

A sneak peek at what the secret present will be when it opens up Christmas day.(you may use this on your website, or blog)

School is out too, so I will be updating cracktheberg more. Tune in for the more X-mas updates.

Hello world of pet training blogs. I’m new to this. Please be gentle. How about an introduction? That seems like a great place to start.

This blog is about cats. About living with them and working with them. About the good times and the bad times. About health and about training. Yes, training.

Cats have a reputation for being low maintenance, lazy, prissy, and for being untrainable. The truth is, cats are badasses. The truth is, this reputation for being impossible to train gets cats killed. I suspect that the best way to dispell these rumors is by example, so I’ve created this place  to document the progress of my own cats, to post articles and information, and generally to open discussion. You’ll get to know my three mad cats and all the cats that touch our lives, the ways they grow, the ways they learn. Hopefully, I will present this all in a way that is compelling enough to convince you to stick around.

And so it starts.

Welcome to Mad Cats.

This show was supposedly being readied before Michael Jackson’s death, which is weird that the logo has a five in it (“Jack5ons”) to emphasize the Michael factor. At any rate, Jermaine is the only Jackson sybling we don’t really like. And this whole vehicle is being spun around him. This is the same brother that sold his story to make a TV movie about his brother and the one who originally broke up the Jackson 5. But, Tito’s always fun. So, we’ll watch in hopes of some Rebbie or LaToya or maybe even some Janet, which is unlikely.

Hey Guys, I’m Back! and im gonna update my site again the new penguin im using is Hubba Bubbuz . So Lets get started Here’s The Christmas Party Sneak Peak ;]

What do you think? We’ll have more details about the party soon!

It’s pretty busy on the island – Everyone seems to be getting geared up for the holidays! Check out what’s coming up this week:

• Coins for Change will begin – start saving!
• New Postcards – with a Christmas surprise!
• Rockhopper arrives with the Treasure Hunt game!
• New catalogs – Holiday igloo stuff!

No power metal homages this time, but I do have Version 2 of the Winter chart. Now with a few OVAs and some continuations to boot, though much like the TV series there aren’t as many as in Major seasons. As for new TV series, nothing much except for Gag Manga, magical girl show with corresponding colours and fruit names sequel Heart Catch Precure, card games in space sequel Weiß Survive R, and Kato Reinya which I apparently have no sarcastic synonym for.

Enjoy, and stuff.

Winter 10v2

(Oh, and I guess i’ll change the site layout at some point as well.)

OH CHRISTMAS TREE, OH CHRISTMAS TREE, HOW LOVELY ARE THINE BRANCHES!
(Yes, this is going to last through December)
Welcome to the newest new stuff, where stuff is so new, that it’s.. uh.. new! (Yea, this needs work)
Anyway this new stuff post has five parts: Catalog Cheats, Rockhopper, Events, Pin, and a new Comic
Catalog Cheats: Today the new clothing catalog came out, below are the cheats:

Stocking Hat

This tree is covered in instruments, check the stuff that sticks out!

The Dizzy

Red Viking Helmet (click 4 times to receive the Blue Viking Helmet)

Black Cape
That’s all for the cheats, enjoy them!
Rockhopper:
Rockhopper is back ladies and gentlepenguins for Coins for Change!

His ship is decked with green, DECK THE SHIP WITH LOTS OF GREEN!
The new events:
More stuff comes out on December 18th:

Pin:
A Christmas Bell Pin is located in the Forest on a rock:

Comic:
The Clothing Catalog has a “Humbug Suit”, so that gives me the perfect Christmas Comic idea: Look out for A Club Penguin Christmas Carol!
That’s it for now, I can’t wait for Christmas to arrive! HO HO HO!
~Garfieldh2

It has finally been made official, the european release of Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker will be on May 27th 2010. Look forward to some major co-op ass kicking with a spy you love. The franchise has improved with each sequel and as for the PSP versions this is bound to follow the same pattern.

In Peace Walker there will be a lot of new elements added to the series, not to mention the co-op feature which supports up to four players. If you’re confused or unaware of what the MGS series is I recommend you visit wikipedia and read… a lot.

Metal Gear Series on Wikipedia

Letzten Mittwoch in der Sneak. Zombieland.

Ich habe gelacht. Herzlich – und nicht nur einmal.  Schaut ihn euch an, er ists meiner Meinung nach wirklich wert. Emma Stone heiß wie immer, klein-Abigail (das Mädchen aus Little Miss Sunshine) und Bill Murray mit einem Kurzauftritt.

Hier die Website: http://www.zombieland.com/

“and of course, it had to be a fucking clown”

BOGO’s
Publix Deli Black Bean and Chipotle Dip, 8-oz, BOGO $2.19

Del Monte Pitted Prunes, 18-oz box, BOGO $3.63

Bakery:
Italian Bread, 16-oz loaf, $2.19
Donuts, 6-Count Chocolate Iced or Glazed, 10 or 18-oz pkg, $1.99
Cinnamon buns, 6-Count, Plain or Filled with Cinnamon Filling and Raisins, Iced or Uniced, 12 or 14-oz pkg, $3.99
Orange Berry Whole Grain Muffins, 4-ct, 11-oz size, $2.49
Large Variety Cheesecake Wheel, 36-oz size, $12.99
Banana Walnut Loaf Cake, 16-oz pkg, $3.29
Chocolate Ganache Supreme: Vanilla or Chocolate Layers, 42-oz pkg, $19.99
Small Decadent Dessert Platter, 15-ct, 11.99 (Medium 28-ct, $22.99 or Large 50-ct, $34.99)

Dairy:
Lactaid Milk, half-gal ctn., 2/$6
Egg Beaters Original, Egg Whites, Garden Vegetable, Southwestern, or Cheese & Chives, 15 or 16-oz ctn, 3/$5
Publix Whipped Butter, Salted or Unsalted, 8-oz tub, 2/$3
Pillsbury Grands! Biscuits, Assorted Varieties, 16.3 or 17.3-oz can, 4/$5
Kraft Shredded or Chunk Cheese, Assorted Varieties, 14 or 16-oz pkg, $3.99
Publix American Cheese Singles, 2% Milk, Reduced Fat, 12-oz pkg, 2/$4
Daisy Sour Cream, 24-oz cup, 2/$4

Deli:
Publix Deli Oven Roasted Turkey Breast, $4.99/lb
Publix Chicken Family Combo Meal, Fresh Chilled or Hot (Purchase a Publix Deli Family Combo Meal and receive a Free Half Gallon of Publix Deli Tea, Assorted Varieties), $9.99
Sabra Hummus, Assorted Varieties, 10-oz pkg, 2/$5
Publix Medium Cubanitos Platter, 96-oz tray, $23.99 (Boar’s Head $27.99)
Boar’s Head Picante Sharp Provolone Cheese, $6.59/lb
Publix Deli 2-Piece Chicken Dinner, Breast or Thigh and Wing or Drumstick, Choice of two sides with a roll, $2.99
Publix Chicken Tender Small Platter, 74-oz tray, $19.99
Round Pumpernickel with Spinach Dip, 60-oz tray, $14.99

Frozen:
Publix Premium Pizza, Assorted Varieties, 11.9 to 34.98-oz box, $3.99
Bertolli Complete Skillet Dinner for Two or Oven Bake Meals, Assorted Varieties, 21 to 24-oz pkg, $4.99
Jimmy Dean Sandwiches or Sausage Biscuits, Assorted Varieties, 13.6 to 20.4-oz box, $3.99
Stouffer’s Entrees, 6 to 21-oz box, 4/$10
Edwards Pie, Assorted Varieties, 25.5 to 36-oz box, 2/$10
Totino’s Crisp Crust Party Pizza, Assorted Varieties, 9.8 to 10.9-oz box, 4/$5

Grocery:
Rotel Diced Tomatoes, Assorted Varieties, 10-oz can, 5/$5
General Mills Cereal Cheerios, 14-oz, Multigrain Cheerios, 12.8-oz, or Total, 15 to 18.25-oz box, 2/$5
Campbell’s Chunky Soup, Assorted Varieties, 18.6 to 19-oz can, or 15.25-oz bowl, (Excluding Fully Loaded varieties), 4/$6
Capri Sun Drinks or Roarin’ Waters, Assorted Varieties, 10-pk, 6-oz pkg, (Excluding 100% Juice Items), 3/$6
Ragu Pasta Sauce, Assorted Varieties, 16 to 26.3-oz jar, (Excluding Organic), 3/$5
Folgers Ground Coffee, Assorted Varieties, 10.3 to 11.5-oz can or bag, (Excluding Gourmet), 2/$5 (Decaf, Colombian, Simply Smooth or Flavors, 2/$6)
Selected Coca-Cola Products, 2-L bot., B2G1
Coca-Cola Products, 12-pk, 12-oz cans, 3/$12
12-Pack Selected Canada Dry, 7-UP, A&W, Diet Rite, 12-oz cans B3G1F (Final price 4/$11)
Starbucks Frappuccino Coffee, Assorted Varieties, 4-pk, 9.5-oz bot, $4.99
Nabisco Chips Ahoy! Cookies, Assorted Varieties, 10.2 to 15.25-oz pkg, 2/$5
Crystal Springs Mountain Spring Water, 24-pk, .5-L bot., $3.99
Pepperidge Farm Goldfish Snack Crackers or Grahams, Assorted Varieties, 6.6 to 8-oz pkg, 2/$3
Crisco Pure Vegetable Oil or Puritan Oil, 128-oz bot, $7.99
Kedem 100% Pure Grape Juice, 64-oz bot, $5.99
Silver Springs Horseradish, Cream Style, Beet or Prepared, 5-oz jar, $1.49
Manischewitz Noodles, Assorted Varieties, 12-oz bag, 2/$3
Streits Potato Pancake Mix, Original, Vegetable or Latkes, 4.5 or 6-oz box, $1.79
Glicks Dark Chocolate Coins or Milk Chocolate, 5/$2

Health & Beauty:
Herbal Essences Hair Care Products, Assorted Varieties, 6.24 to 12-oz pkg, or Aussie Hair Care, 6 to 14-oz pkg, $2.49
Colgate Toothpaste Regular or Whitening with Baking Soda and Peroxide, 6.4 oz tube, or Colgate Plus Toothbrush, Soft or Medium Full Head, 2/$3
Cetaphil Facial Cleansers or Lotions, Assorted Varieties, 1.7 to 16-oz pkg (excluding cleansing bars), 2.00 off
Publix Cotton Balls, 100-ct pkg, .99¢
Pepcid Acid Reducer, Assorted Varieties, 24 or 30-ct, $7.99
Softsoap Body Wash or Irish Spring Body Wash, Assorted Varieties, 15 or 18-oz bot., $2.79
Tylenol Pain Remedies, Assorted Varieties, 80 or 100-ct pkg, 6.99
Akla-Seltzer Cold or Flu Medicine, Assorted Varieties, 10 to 20-ct box, $3.99
Bear Naked Pure & Natural Grain-Ola Bar, Assorted Varieties, 1.9-oz pkg, $1.39
BeneVia Natural Flavored Fruit Drink, Assorted Varieties, 4 pk, 8-oz bot., $6.99
Mucinex D Expectorant Nasal Decongestant, Original, 12 hour, 36-ct box, $17.88 (Maximum Strength, 12 hour, 24-ct box, $18.88)

Household:
Assorted Holiday Plush, from $2.99
Black Canyon Express Train Set, 40-piece, $49.99
Publix 18-Wheel Hauler, $12.99
Assorted Holiday Candles and Candle Holders, from $1.29
Luxury Christmas Bows, 45-ct pkg, $3.99
Rope Lights, 18-ft, $7.99
Assorted Holiday Reusable Bags, .99¢
Good choice Electrical Cords, indoor or outdoor, 9 or 24 ft or extension cord, 6 to 15-ft, 10% off
Assorted Holiday Gift Bags, from .39¢
Night at the Museum DVD Movie Battle of the Smithsonian, (Excluding Blu-ray), $18.99
Mr. Coffee White Coffee Makeer makes 4 cups or sunbeam 2 slice Black Toaster, $9.99
Purex Laundry Detergent, Assorted Varieties, 100-oz bot, or Purex Complete 3-in-1 20-ct pkg or Refills, 24-ct, $4.99
Clorox Liquid Bleach, Assorted Varieties, 82 or 96-oz bot., 3/$5
Publix Fabric Softener Sheets, Assorted Varieties, 120-ct, $3.29
Clorox Disinfecting Wipes, Lemon Scent, Fresh Scent, Kitchen or Lavender Scent, 75-ct canister, or Lemon Fresh or Fresh Scent, 60-ct, $3.99
Clorox Toilet Bowl Cleaner with Bleach: Rain Clean Gel or Fresh Scent; or for Tough Stains, 24-oz bot., 3/$5
Quilted Northern Bathroom Tissue, Unscented Double Rolls, Ultra Plush or Soft & Strong, 12-roll pkg, $6.49
Brawny Paper Towels, Pure White, 8-roll pkg or Pick-A-Size, 2-ply Sheets or Big Rolls, 6 or 8-roll pkg, $6.49
Publix Tall Kitchen Bags or Trash or Lawn & leaf with flap ties or tall kitchen bags with drawstring closure system, 13 to 39-gal, 32 to 85-ct, 2/$9
Puffs Unscented White Facial Tissues, Advanced Extra Strength or Plus With Aloe, 60-ct box, 4/$5
Streits Chanukah Candles, 44-ct box, $1.79

Meat:
Publix Spiral-Sliced Ham Half, With Glaze Packet: Honey or Brown Sugar, $1.99/lb
Sirloin Tip Roast, $2.99/lb
Publix GreenWise Market Chuck Roast, $3.99/lb
Whole Boneless Pork Loin, $1.99/lb
Boneless Pork Loin Chops, $3.49/lb
Shoulder Roast, $2.99/lb
Shoulder Steaks, $3.29/lb
Publix Fully-Cooked Entrees, Assorted Varieties, 17 or 18-oz pkg, 2/$8
Ground Round, $2.99/lb (Patties, $3.29/lb
Oscar Mayer Sliced Bacon Original, Lower Sodium, Thick-Sliced, or Maple, 16-oz pkg, 2/$6
Hillshire Farm Smoked Sausage or Polska Kielbasa, Assorted Varieties, 14 or 16-oz pkg, 2/$5
Top Sirloin Steaks, $3.49/lb
Publix GreenWise Market Strip Steaks, $8.99/lb
Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast Fillets, $3.99/lb,
Publix GreenWise Market Chicken Fillets, $5.79/lb
Johnsonville Sausage or Bratwurst, Assorted Varieties, 19.76-oz pkg, $2.99
Outside Skirt Steaks, $5.99/lb
Empire Turkey, $1.59/lb

Pet:
Purina Beneful Dog Food or Puppy, Assorted Varieties, 15.5-lb bag, $12.99
Friskies Cat Food or Friskies for Cats, Assorted Varieties, 5.5-oz can, 10/$4
Purina Beneful Prepared Meals Dog Food, Assorted Varieties, 10-oz bag, 2/$3

Produce:
Cauliflower, $1.29
Incredible Fresh Diced Vegetables Yellow or Red Onions, Tomatoes or Peppers, 8-oz pkg, 2/$4
Red Seedless Grapes, $1.69/lb
Spanish Clementines, 5-lb box, $5.99
Simply 100% Apple or Grapefruit Juice or Simply Orange: Original, Country Stand, with Calcium or Grove Made, 1.75-L bot, or Blend: with Pineapple or Mango, 59-oz bot., 2/$6
Cantaloupes, 2/$5
Bartlett, Red Anjou or Bosc Pears, $.99/lb
Publix Dried Fruits, Nuts and Snacks, 4 to 19.2-oz pkg, 25% off
Idaho Potatoes, $.49/lb
Fresh Trimmed Green Beans, 12-oz pkg, $2.49
Baby Portabella Mushrooms, Sliced or Whole, 8-oz pkg, $1.69
Blueberries, 1-pt pkg, $2.99
Cherries, $3.99/lb
Hass Avocados, $.99
Mangos, $.99
Red Delicious or Braeburn Apples, $.99/lb
Seafood:
Medium Florida Pink Shrimp, Wild Harvested, Previously Frozen, 41 to 50 per pound, $5.99/lb
Fresh Catfish Fillets, Farm-Raised, Never Frozen, $4.99/lb (Ready-to-Cook: Lemon Herb or Cajun, $5.99/lb)
Extra Large Cooked Shrimp, Farm-Raised, Previously Frozen, 26 to 30 per pound, $7.99/lb
Captain’s Choice Small Shrimp Platter, 44-oz pkg, $29.99 (Medium 64-oz, $39.99 or Large 104-oz, $59.99)

In Ad Qs:
Buy 10 Powerade Sports Drinks, Get 5 Powerade Sports Drinks Free, Assorted Varieties, 32-oz bot.
Free $10 Publix Gift Card with the Purchase of $100 of American Express Gift Cards.
$3/1 Pampers Cruisers Diapers, 48 to 76-ct box, or Baby-Dry 60 to 96-ct box.
$5/1 Nestle infant formula Large Powder 24 or 25.7 oz can.

Seeding Into Others,
Catrina

Thanks, Michelle@ I heart Publix!

Több

Visit Michelle for the rest of the ad, in addition to a sneak peek of the new Green Advantage (11/28-12/24).

BOGOs:
Cheez-It Baked Snack Crackers or Party Mix, Assorted Varieties, 11.5 to 14-oz box, BOGO $3.29

Reaping In Abundance,
Kay

Hey guys! I found an ever better Fire Sensei picture!! This is what he might look like when you go to speak with him.

You can link back to this ORIGINAL photo. Please dont erase the watermarks. Comment on what you think about the Fire Sensei?!

Averybody love World War II, right? At least I do. Or at least the neutral approach, and not the American black and white good-evil kind of approach. I saw this American miniseries about Hitler once, and it was just horrible. I think they called it The Rise of Evil; pretty  much sais it all. And with a film like Der Untergang in the back of my head, I know how it can be done well.

Anyway, the reason I’m talking about World War II is of course game related, or a new game called Saboteur, to be mor specific. From what I read, this is supposed to be a stealthy sneaky game set in France during the German occupation. As the title suggests, you play a saboteur, probably working for the resistance. I already can’t wait to get my hands on it.

The interesting thing about Saboteur, is that you’re supposed to be able to choose wether you want to do a mission by sneaking around and slit throats, or do it in a more spectacular manner. That probably involving a bit of mass killing and TNT.

The game comes out on December 3, for the PC, Xbox 360 and Playstation 3. Saboteur will definitly find its way to my collection. I will make sure that the nazis will fall, one way or the other.

Hey Cazmos!

I’ve snuck a peak at the Ginormous Ridonkulus talk show coming to Planet Cazmo, it looks awesome! Here’s all I saw:

Pretty cool, huh?

Hey Cazmos!

I’ve snuck a peak at the Ginormous Ridonkulus talk show coming to Planet Cazmo, it looks awesome! Here’s all I saw:

Pretty cool, huh?

Hi guys, boy it’s warm today, wait now I’m freezing, now I’m warm again!
AHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!
The reason is because the Fire Dojo Room is now complete!

It’s only 4 more days until the new Card-Jitsu Fire is out! I also now understand why this is for members, if you were a non-member, the epicness of the Dojo and the game would be too much and your head would blow clean off.
But let’s not leave the non-members out in the snow, remember, the snow festival is coming out soon! Snagged this photo of the maze in the CP Blog:

Now more cool stuff is on the way, so says the newspaper:

Two of those events are already out: One is the pin:

The other is the new furniture catalog, with lots of secret stuff I found in it:









That’s all I’ve got, prepare for Card-Jitsu Fire coming out!
Oh yes, I forgot I’ve got a poll for you guys: