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So heres another question. How will you know if the voice you are hearing is someone on your team or someone fromt he other team? We'll have to try and memorize everyones voices before we play. Or maybe they'll have like a red, something, show up when its an enemy voice.

It is Transformers, how can it not be great? Here, Here I second that motion.

The battle for Earth has ended but the battle for the universe has just begun. After returning to Cybertron, Starscream assumes command of the Decepticons, and has decided to return to Earth with force. The Autobots believing that peace was possible finds out that Megatron's dead body has been stolen from the US Military by Skorpinox and revives him using his own spark. Now Megatron is back seeking revenge and with Starscream and more Decepticon reinforcements on the way, the Autobots with reinforcements of their own, may have more to deal with then meets the eye.

You make it sound as though piddling is a dirty act.

We all know this guy from Superbad. The guy is freaking hillarious, IMO. But he turned down a role in the new Transformers. Now he's officially a DUMBASS. Jonah Hill decided not to star in Transformers 2: Revenge Of The Fallen because he did not like the script. According to IESB, Hill was offered the role of Sam Witwicky's (Shia LaBeouf) college roommate but declined after taking a look at the script in director Michael Bay's office. An insider said: "Jonah sits down, opens the script. The character of the chubby sidekick is named 'Jonah'. How perfect. Jonah reads 20 pages of the script, puts it down, and silently walks out of the room. Next thing you know, his agents call Bay, he's off the project." After snubbing the Transformers role, Hill signed up to write and executive produce a film version of '80s TV show 21 Jump Street.

I felt the sad yet serious emotion come over you when I read this post. Almost as though you wanted to cry because you felt betrayed but you knew you couldnt dare show it in front of everyone. A mixed emotional moment.

I posted this info up on our site earlier today. They have been picked up for another run this fall. Their new day and time will be Sundays @ 2200 est. No season premiere date announced yet.

Looks like I'm going to need to get my PS3 set up on my surround sound. I'm going to need to be able to hear the direction of the voices. My family wont be able to sleep while I'm playing either.

Should treatment be given as part of the sentencing for Veterans who are diagnosed with PTSD or other mental illnesses?

Damn, never thought about that.....does he do it based on places in England or is it just repeats from his shows her in the states? England. I watched it yesterday evening. He was working with an American who owns a Soul Food restaurant and was about to lose her business. He's straight forward and tough on them just like on the American version. I keep little mental notes about the places he goes to as well. My wife and I like to travel so we never know when we might be close to one of the places he helped. I know we'll go to his London restaurant the next time we're in the UK.

Does this mean they were playing on public servers? I would have htough a demo setup would have been done on an isolated server specifically for the demo. Hence no lag during game play. I'd be interested to know how many people were actually playing on the server to make it largely lag free. That is an interesting twist. Does anyone know if the button commands will be available in confrontation? Looks liek they may get used alot more now that the enemy can hear you talking.

Three members of the cast of "The Unit," Dennis Haysbert, Robert Patrick and Michael Irby, visited Victory Base Complex May 11. In the TV show the actors portray members of an elite special operations unit that execute covert operations around the world on the orders of the president. The show is based on the book "Inside Delta Force" written by (Ret.) Command Sgt.Maj. Eric L. Haney. For more than 20 years, Haney served in the United States Army's most demanding positions as a combat infantryman, a Ranger and he was a founding member and eight-year veteran of the Army's super secret counter-terrorism arm, Delta Force. However, the show isn't just about the missions that characters have to face. It shows the effects on the members' lives at home. Each member of "The Unit" has to face his own problems that arise from being torn between defending the country and living his life. The trip to Iraq gave the actors a chance to see how servicemembers really cope with being deployed. "I'm flabbergasted, for lack of a better term," said Haysbert. "I'm just so moved and inspired." "It's been amazing," said Patrick. "Their willingness to give up so much to serve their country gives me a greater appreciation of the men and women of our armed forces." "Honestly, this was never a world that I was interested in," said Irby. "However, once I got here the experiences of those around me went straight to my heart." In this typhoon of emotions a greater sense of meaning struck the actors. "I had a group of mothers come up to get pictures with me," Haysbert said. "Despite that it was Mother's Day and they haven't seen their children in months, there was no despair, no anger, just a sense of duty." "I've had a lump in my throat since I've been here," Irby said. "You look at us with a sense of respect, and we look back at you with the same respect." With this new sense of meaning came a greater understanding of what it really is to be a servicemember in the U.S. armed forces. All of the actors agreed that, though it might not be noticeable, their visit to Iraq will greatly affect their performances in "The Unit." "It was all just play for me on the set," said Irby. "Now, I'm more grounded. My work will definitely change." "Everything I do now will have a military subtext to it," Haysbert said, "not just my performance, my life."

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Minnesota became the second state in the nation to pass a sentence-mitigation bill which some veterans groups are looking enact on a national scale. Last week, Minnesota became the second state in the nation to pass a sentence-mitigation bill for veterans facing criminal prosecution who suffer from combat related mental health disorders. Courts will now be allowed to consider treatment over incarceration. For veterans found to be suffering from a combat related mental illness such as post-traumatic stress disorder, the courts will work with the Department of Veterans Affairs so that treatment can be considered as part of the sentencing. There is talk of getting a national version of the bill passed by Congress.

My wife and I DVR Hells Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares every week (when in season). He's one of the most successful restaurant owners in the world. We've already talked about planning trips to both the Red Rock (Rock from last season is the Executive Chef there) and the new London West in Hollywood (I think Christinia will be the Executive Chef). We also catch his Kitchen Nightmares on the BBC.

He must be at a party. Hes using the lid to cover his other ear.

The two key words. In the many years I've had internet service, from dial-up to DSL, to cable, I've never found one compnay that has given me "DEPENDABLE SERVICE".

I stop reading after I read that sorry You don't know what the hell you been missing man! I agree, from what I've learned here these many months at UF. I'll be the FNG again when SOCOM: Confrontation comes out. :-[ So will all of us. New setup, new controls, new maps, etc.

Maybe. Just because he got caught doesnt mean everything he says is false.

To have checks and balances is a great idea. To have people whose abilities to manipulate have evolved expenditially since the creation of those checks and balances, not so much. IMO, greed will be our undoing as a great civilazation. Look at past empires. They have all fallen due to interturmoil caused by greed. History will repeat itself.

Not sure if you guys have heard or not, but the NBA ref that was caught betting on games is now saying that the NBA playoffs and finals are all rigged. Might explain how a team like the Lakers could be so dominant then loose. Maybe I dont know. I dont watch the NBA.

You're jumping to far ahead in the process J-Rite. We're discussing the voting of a President. Not what areas a President could manipulate once elected. But, along the lines of your comment, I do believe that our government's "CHECK and BALANCES" need to be revisited sometimes. We have become accustomed to always looking for loop holes to acheive what we want. The same has been happening in our government for awhile now.

I've always heard that the moon has no effect on the behavior of people. But it has been my experience that on the nights of a full moon, the number of agressive people increases. I have seen this rise so many times that I can bet on it every full moon. Friday the 13th doesnt phase me though. Especially since I now know the origin of it. For those who follow the Knights Templar may or may not know that the night all, but a few, of the Knight Templars were mass executed happened to be a Friday the 13th.

Glaus is our back up at 1st with Miles backing up 3rd. Yeah, although it may be better having those 4 up by themselves than F-U-K-U.

;D I couldnt help it. If it wouldnt have been for the word "sixaxis" I would have thought you meant something else. Love the sig. You should add the glow to him. So Bruce Leroy can come and take it away from him.