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I'm not expecting much from the Seahawks this year; maybe 7-9. They've had too many sub-par drafts in a row, still have a mediocre O-line, and they got rid of Sherman and Bennett -- two excellent defenders. Ah well. I still like Coach Pete Carroll though, and I'll bet he'll get the team turned around in a year or two. Maybe.

Mars 2 and Cosmos will be welcome watches.

I live in the beautiful Pacific NW of the USA and I like it just fine, even with the rain. If for some reason I was forced to live in another country, I'd probably try for Canada since they're generally nice, polite folk and their west coast is just as beautiful as it is here.

All dots are the same color.

Seems like there's another nostalgia-driven fervor for this release, so some disappointment may await. It remains to be seen how good the story will prove, but I'm hoping for the best.

Booo!

SDCC: Artist Sam Logan talks writing a web comic for 13 years and the cultural importance of corgis http://www.syfy.com/syfywire/geek-tumblrs-favorite-corgi-is-the-masterwork-of-a-prolific-comics-artist

Bushes. Bushes of love.

^ A second inflationary epoch We'd never see it coming and it would be over so quickly we'd never feel a thing.

Saw this story from Fox News: "Trump calls Cohen's taping of phone call 'inconceivable'" You knew it had to happen at some point...

https://www.reviewjournal.com/business/entrepreneurs/aircraft-at-lake-las-vegas-seen-as-future-flying-car/ That looks fun.

It's an okay series with some interesting concepts, although I thought Dark Matter was the better of the two. I'm still irked that they cancelled Dark Matter.

Recently I binge watched Cloak & Dagger, a superheroes series apparently targeting a teen audience. As these shows go, it seems pretty decently written, at least to me. They've spent some time developing the characters, giving them non-trivial motivations, and not going overboard on the superpowers. I've enjoyed it thus far so I plan to keep watching. Tonight though it's the first episode, second season of Outcast, a very creepy series based upon a graphic novel by Kirkman and Azaceta. Yeah, that's the same Robert Kirkman of The Walking Dead fame. I wasn't even sure they were going to renew it, but I'm glad they did.

https://www.eso.org/public/unitedkingdom/news/eso1824/?lang Impressive. Most impressive. Adaptive optics has come a long way.

Star Wars: Rebels > Star Wars: Clone Wars They should stick with new characters and new stories. Interesting art style though.

Interesting factoids: FC Cincinnati in the USL (the US equivalent of the Championship League in the UK), has an average attendance this year of 25,000. That would put them 15th in Premier League attendance. The top team Atlanta is averaging 52,400, for 7th in the Premier League, and Seattle is 40,500 for 9th place. Total attendance for 23 US MLS teams is at 4.7 million, less than half way through the season. The Premier League attendance last season was 14.5 million for 20 teams. I'd say thus far Football is doing decently well in the US, and the academies are just getting started cranking out talent. Ed.: Atlanta just set a new MLS attendance record vs. Seattle: 72,243. If that becomes normal, they'll be just shy of Man U.

^ TV ratings are all important in the US because of the geography. NY and LA have more people to view the games.

The best part of the Priest class now are the bonus spells they get for their particular Faith.

Yes, but the humour comes when you see how people in those countries view such 'fairness' outside of sport. Maybe MLS can absorb NASL and the Canadian Premier ( ) League to help make lower divisions. Well the MLS is essentially a monopoly business and the salary cap is maintained in the US because it reduces overall costs to the franchise owners. It would never work in Europe because of the fractured nature of the sport.