Little Richard, the self-proclaimed “architect of rock ‘n’ roll,” has died Saturday. He was 87.

Bongo Boy Music Group/Bongo Boy Records Are Very Excited To Sign A Complete Full-length Album By Talented Canadian Recording Artist Frank Trousdell.

If the planet's biggest sporting event isn't immune to worldwide strife, why should we be shocked COVID-19 could also wipe out the NBA playoffs or the entire major-league baseball season in 2020?

Little Richard, the self-proclaimed “architect of rock ‘n’ roll,” has died Saturday. He was 87.

This has to be the weakest boycott ever.

You’ll never guess how BlocBoy JB met Drake!

Burna Boy's mom accepts an award for Best International Act.

The Nigerian-born singer gives an unforgettable performance.

The rapper is venturing into detergents.

Shawn revisited his favorite moments from his career.

He also gave a tutorial on how he gets that silky falsetto.

The Jamaican national reportedly suffered a stroke.

Queen Naija performs "Bad Boy."

Calboy performs "Adam & Eve."

Calboy performs "Chariot."

Burna Boy's mom accepts an award for Best International Act.

The Nigerian-born singer gives an unforgettable performance.

The actors discuss their new film "Bad Boys for Life."

Queen Naija performs "Bad Boy."

Calboy performs "Adam & Eve."

Calboy performs "Chariot."

The former NFL star fell on hard times.

Many accused him of not abiding by social distancing laws.

The news was announced during the 2020 NFL Draft.

The pop icon says she’s “very lucky.”

Kenny Leseur has won the Faldo Series – International Junior Golf Tour [IJGT] Under 16 Boy’s Division. Leseur went into the Final Round of this Tournament with a 15 stroke lead over the field, and he shot a Final Round 1-over par 73 to finish at 1-under par. Felix Feres Mahbub from Mexico and Muhamad […] (Click to read the full article)

The Bermuda Basketball Association’s Winter League season resumed with a double header at the CedarBridge Academy Gymnasium that produced 232 points. The first game saw the Paget Flyboys sponsored by the Bermuda College defeat the Hamilton Parish Rockets 63 – 48. Jorel Smith led the Paget Flyboys to victory with a game high 21 points, while […] (Click to read the full article)

The latest Bermuda Basketball Association Winter League season double header resulted in 225 points being scored. In the first game the Warwick Rimrockers outscored the Southampton Thundercats 56 – 44. The Warwick Rimrockers got a game high 20 points from Nurik Eldosov, while Calvert Lee scored 12 points for the Southampton Thundercats. In the nightcap, the […] (Click to read the full article)

Only one game took place at the Bermuda College Gymnasium during the latest round of Bermuda Basketball Association Winter League play. The Bermuda College Flyboys defeated the Warwick Rimrockers 71 – 54. The Bermuda College Flyboys were led to victory by Jorel Smith who scored a game high 32 points, while the Warwick Rimrockers got […] (Click to read the full article)

The Saltus Boys’ Varsity Team had the opportunity to travel to have a pre-season practice tour in Toronto. It has been a number of years since the varsity team had a chance to travel, but the enthusiasm of this team sparked the coaches to revive the trip. The opposition consisted of teams from the IEM […] (Click to read the full article)

Bermuda Basketball Winter League action inside the Bermuda College Gymnasium saw 225 points scored in a double header. In the opener the Paget Flyboys sponsored by Bermuda College defeated the Warwick Rimrockers 51 – 40. Jorel Smith led the Paget Flyboys with 14 points, while the Warwick Rimrockers got a game high 21 points from […] (Click to read the full article)

On July 18th, there was a presentation made to the winner of the 60th Anniversary of the Theatre Boycott Quiz at the One Communication’s Church Street outlet, which is very near the site where crowds gathered peacefully during that transformative chapter, 60 years ago. Speaker Dennis Lister, Helene Stephenson, Senator Joan Dillas Wright, Glenn Fubler, […] (Click to read the full article)

The Bermuda’s Junior Boys Team are off to Orlando, Florida today to compete in the AAU 2019 National Championships. The event is taking place at the Orange County Convention Center from June 21-23 and features 40 different divisions with hundreds of teams. Bermuda will be competing in the Boy’s 18′s division with matches at 9 […] (Click to read the full article)

The Bermuda Junior Boys National Volleyball Team wrapped up their run at the 46th AAU Junior National Volleyball Championships held in Orlando, Florida over the weekend. The AAU National Championships featured 40 separate divisions for boys & girls from ages 10 & under through under 18. The Bermuda Boys competed in the U18 division, featuring […] (Click to read the full article)

Courtland Boyle has been selected as one of the Bantam of the Week, Trinity Athletics created the Bantams of the Week award to spotlight two outstanding student-athletes who have performed at an extremely high level while representing the Bantams in varsity sporting competition. The school’s announcement said, “The 25th Bantam of the Week of 2019-20 […] (Click to read the full article)

I had to say goodbye to my happy waggy boy Baron May 1st. Before me he had a hard life, he'd been a research dog, heavily hw infested, resulting in CHF,

For this week's giveaway, we've once again teamed up with Throwboy to offer MacRumors readers a chance to win one of Throwboy's plushes modeled after classic Apple products and icons.


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In the latest episode of their pageant-like podcast, Ken and Robin talk where to start with Earth, your conspiracy bookshelf, Moina and Samuel Mathers, and The Rise of Skywalker.

 I thought I would give myself a lock down project to see if I could get some more Union troops done. The first batch were done some months ago and just left in a draw ( getting slightly damaged). This second lot, I just thought ‘too hell with it’ and decided to Dip them all in strong tone. This made them much more fun and quicker to paint, it also meant they were a lot more tougher than the first batch. The third batch were the original figures painted up around 1998, brought up to muster with a retouch of paint.

 Rather than paint individual regiments, I’m going for the Regimental Fire and Fury approach by painting a horde of generic bases that can be used for a multitude of regiments.


 Above is the first batch, shaded with inks and just matte varnished with spray varnish.
 A horde of standards, I stuck some on unpainted figures as I couldn’t be fussed to go back and do it all again. I decided it will be easier to paint the figure around the standard than go through another night of glue and fiddly scissors.
 These photos are out of order, this shows some of the combined forces rebased at last. Although I’m going to be using Bonny Blue Flag rules from Cavalier books, I’m basing them using Regimental Fire and Fury ratios. This is so I can use their fantastic scenario books for battles. These are great for the detailed maps and accurate troop numbers of the forces involved. Although I won’t be playing their core rules these scenario books are an amazing resource.
 The idea has always been to take my old collection from the Nineties and update them with many more different poses. This regiment being revamped was one featuring mostly Dixon figures, so I used a lot of Dixon miniatures in many different loading poses to add to it.
 More rebased figures, this was great because even though I had a rough idea of how many new bases there would be, I was surprised at how many just kept coming from all the batch’s combined.
Above, are some strips of figures Dipped in strong tone. Basing them on cereal packets was great because the cardboard can be bent, allowing you to get all around the figure to paint it.
 It’s the next day now and I managed to base up some of those command bases. The eagles and spear points are from Steve Barber miniatures.

Remember all the details about the periodic table from high school chemistry?  Yeah, me neither.  Don’t worry – we will get through this together. Let’s…

On the 20th anniversary of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, PotterCast begins its magical chapter-by-chapter podcasting adventure through J.K. Rowling's Wizarding World!

 

Episode 271 — The Boy Who Lived

Harry Potter and the Sorceror's/Philosopher's Stone chapters:

1. The Boy Who Lived

2. The Vanishing Glass

PotterCast is hosted by Melissa Anelli, John Noe, Frankie Franco, and Zack Luye.

Find the latest episode and explore Pottercast interviews, discussions and more at Pottercast.com

Visit the-leaky-cauldron.org for the latest and greatest from Harry Potter's Wizarding World.

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Noun

An intentional lack of regard for danger or negative consequences to strategically help yourself. Using cowboyitis is a cunning tactic to provide self gain.

Sales Work Environment:

Client is avoiding purchase a product

James (sales rep): Why is it you do not want to buy this product?

Clay (customer): Cuz' man, this is expensive

James (now irritated after working with this client for 30 mins): Look man, this is the best of the best and there is no other place you can get this product. You either purchase it today or walk away and feel unsatisfied every time you look at women.

Clay (shocked but not offended): Ok you have a point, I'm not going to wait to make this purchase anymore. Ring me up

James completes the order and walks to Melissa, his sales manager.

Melissa: Give me a high five James, Great Job. That was pure Cowboyitis! Did not know you had that quality.

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On this week's show I'm joined first by Joao Castelo Branco of ESPN Brazil to chat about the emergence of Gabriel Martinelli, the incredible first season he's having in England, where he came from, his quicker than expected impact at the club, and more, as well as some discussion of Edu who has been silent since his appointment as Technical Director. After that, we go to Spain to chat to Alex Kirkland about the Dani Ceballos situation after reports he wants to cut short his loan with the club, as well as Mikel Arteta and the opening few games of his reign. There's also a dose of the usual waffle, and some robot fun.

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Follow Alex - @AlexKirkland

 

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