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I really just reread my statement before the skirmish and it really is quite simple to understand unless you try to misinterpret it.

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Garg

Happy Monday, movers and shakers! Come in Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday for unlimited M9 laser skirmish from 7pm. Or pop nextdoor to Kingpin Bowling Crown for some unlimited bowling - $30 per person for both!

Agrawal

@lose_money Booked in with a couple little Balinese girls in an hour.

#NoHappyEndings

Parker

@surf_skirmish @fluff49 I still love you! Wish i was there basking in the sun! Enjoy cause it will be over soon,sorry to pop your bubble! Xo

Nakashima

Skirmish at their nexus with two turrets up for like 15mins, never died until 15mins was over.

Perry

Drift Kings & Laser Skirmish

Clark

@surf_skirmish @fluff49 :D

Sánchez

@surf_skirmish good luck man...unless you can get your hands on some tiger balm or something

Mandadapu

Rogers Says North Korea’s Kim Likely to Cause ‘Skirmish’ http://t.co/5YzupZOUpW

Saitō

Whats your local skirmish site and what do you like about ?

Levi

Breakfast settling then back to some overhead, clean, glassy, Maldives madness.

#SwellsArrived
#WhoopWhoop

Takahashi

Y is South Africa preparing for war hle, enlighten me pls!

Baruwal

Gonna be the banging day at skirmish with @BillyStamato @James_Aita @peteraita and Scooter

Jenkins

@KirstyLau Cute as a button!

Morales

Rogers Says North Korea’s Kim Likely to Cause ‘Skirmish’ - Bloomberg via @BloombergNow http://t.co/XQLyBov380

Kimura

@fluff49 @oceanrhiannon

It tastes like sunscreen, wtf?

Cruz

A Skirmish at SHRM-ish. Evening one of #lashrm13. http://t.co/4wcQmV5yrP

Avraham

@dewhurst73 @smcbride01

Look out!

#ScatteredMornings

Satapathy

KINDLESTUFF Amazon loses to underdogs over endangered language skirmish: Though small publishers like Diglot a... http://t.co/9d0zMkFez1

Baker

Faith and doubt waged war for Job’s soul. They war in us, too. Every temptation to sin, every opportunity to help someone else, every ethical choice, every conversation is a skirmish that claims some of the terrain of our souls for light or darkness.

Powell

Packing up and getting ready to head up to Ft Shenandoah for the Civil War skirmish. Got to get there early and work on some roof repairs.

Yamashita

Time for a big feed after laser skirmish!

Nakano

@saaaamieeee sabtu coba skirmish dirumah vincent mau gak wkwk

Rogers

#96
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Admin - again no offense!

James

There are still places available for tonight's Skirmish. Doors open at 6:00pm game on at 7pm doors close at 10:30pm and its all for only a £10 (walk-on) hire is an extra £10 absolute bargain
P.s a torch is a must.

Mitchell

Myanmar, Shan State tensions. Government troops skirmish with SSA-North

Govt Troops Kill Two, Arrest 48 Accused of Belonging to Ceasefire Group

A Burmese military-owned newspaper said that government troops killed two people and arrested 48 others in an attack last week on a base run by the Shan State Army-North (SSA-North), an armed group that recently signed a ceasefire agreement with Naypyidaw.

Sources from the SSA-North disputed the claim, however, saying that most of those arrested in the Oct. 26 raid were civilians picked up in villages around Shan State’s Mongton Township, where the base is located.

According to the Myawaddy Daily, owned by Burma’s armed forces, the raid took place while the SSA-North was conducting military training at the base. It added that two uniformed members of the group were killed in the assault, while several others managed to escape.

Speaking to The Irrawaddy on Tuesday, SSA-North spokesperson Sai Hla said, “Most of the people who were arrested were Shan villagers. Only seven of the 48 were from the SSA-North.”

Leaders of the SSA-North have tried to meet with Burmese military officers in Mongton twice in the past week to ask for the release of the prisoners, but have yet to receive a response.

“Whenever we went there, they told us that they weren’t ready to meet yet because they haven’t received orders from top leaders,” said Sai Hla.

The incident is just the latest to strain the SSA-North’s ceasefire agreement with the Burmese army. Clashes between the two sides have been reported in Kyaukme, Hsipaw, Panglong, Loilan, Mongton and other townships since a formal end to hostilities was announced in January.

Local sources say that the Burmese army has increased its presence in the area since the deal was reached. In some cases, Burmese troops have occupied bases that the SSA-North vacated as part of the agreement.

The SSA-North says it continues to face pressure to hand over other strongholds in the area.

In an open letter sent to President Thein Sein earlier this month, the group asked him to order his troops not to violate the terms of the ceasefire.

The letter also called on the president to protect human rights and not to detain Shan villagers.

http://www.irrawaddy.org/archives/17659

Wong

Ok lets wipe north Korea off the map....nothing like a good old nuclear skirmish

Díaz

Hi chaps,
1. Bill Lincoln will take up the axe for the Legion Irlandaise at Ironfest
2. Duelling don't miss the clash of swords between the 7th Hussars
3. See surgeon Peters at work post the morning skirmish on the common
4. What will be the outcome of the drumhead court martial?

Foster

Watched a Russian doco on the Hungarian uprising, named "The Hungarian Trap", which used recently declassified information.

A few noteworthy points. Everyone knows about the NATO involvement and the former Hungarian Nazis, whom Khruschev allowed to return to Hungary. But I had no idea that Tito also had a hand in stirring the rebels - he really thought that he had a chance to become the leader of the socialist world. This was all in the aftermath of Stalin's death and an 18-month power struggle within the Politburo, which Beria lost narrowly. Kadar was Tito's choice - Khruschev agreed to nominate him without understanding why Tito asked. The agenda was to split Hungary off the Soviet bloc a la Yugoslavia.

The rebels were not to everyone's liking - before the Soviets rolled up to crush the uprising, they executed and tortured a sizable number of their countrymen who refused to obey their orders.

US also played a role by indicating, in the end, that they regard Hungary as Soviet property. That was the decisive factor - after that the Soviet troops were ordered into city.

The final death toll was also a surprise - only a few thousand, which doesn't seem much for an action involving heavy tanks. By standards of the recent war - just a minor skirmish. Hungary really did get off lightly after its enthusiastic support of the Nazis.

Gutiérrez

WWII Solo Skirmish | Game Changers Games: Firstly, I wanted to base this more on a video game similar to Faces... http://t.co/nCywH9sP4w

Gotō

I liked a @YouTube video from @dustfiend http://t.co/NU8zvQLtg2 DUST 514 Skirmish: Testing Tanks and Failing Hard

Kondō

@FVKStreetTeamUK my friends threw me a surprise party on Friday, we went laser skirmish Saturday, Script concert Sunday \\o/

Wagle

Who is up for a bit of paintball then

Ganguly

Am I alone in regretting the Deaths on both sides in the Falklands Skirmish. When sailing away, should Belgrano have been sunk?

Clarke

SHAHRIL HITS FORM; SCORES BRACE

LionsXII 2 – 1 Perak

Singapore, 6 April 2013: It was supposed to be Shahril Ishak’s night. Captain Marvel hit a brace in the match against Perak to maintain the LionsXII perch atop the MSL table.

The Lions continued their winning streak at Jalan Besar Stadium by notching their sixth consecutive home win by beating Perak 2-1 today. However, the win came at a heavy cost.

In the dying minutes of the game, Perak earned a freekick and the resulting skirmish at the LionXII goal mouth earned a consolation goal for the visitors. In the next game against Negeri Sembilan next Saturday, Baihakki Khaizan will be forced to sit out after collecting a another yellow card, his sixth of the season.

The match against Perak started off well with Singapore gaining a lead in the 7th minute through Shahril Ishak. The goal came about after an incisive run into the heart of Perak’s defence by Hariss Harun who found Shahril. The resulting goal was greeted by cheers from the nearly 6,700 strong crowd.

Thereon, LionsXII took charge of the game and controlled the game. They had many chances at goal but their efforts were thwarted by either the Perak defence or less than satisfactory finishing. In the 57th minute Shahril scored his second goal through a cross from Faris Ramli. The wildly cheering crowd anticipated for more goals. Hafiz Sujad who came on for Faris Ramli in the 71st minute impressed with his tenacious performance. He chased the balls tirelessly and attempted two shots at goal.

Overall, the LionsXII, were relentless in their chase to contain the visitors. Isa Halim, Hariss Harun were solid in midfield and Shahril was the dynamo that energised the entire LionsXII outfit. Safuwan Baharudin and Baihakki Khaizan were impressive in defence and Izwan Mahbud was excellent in front of goal.

During the post-match press conference Perak FC’s coach Azraai Khor said he was disappointed with his team’s performance and that the goal that they got off the LionsXII was described as a “consolation goal.” He said the LionsXII played better and lost to a better team.

Sundram in his remarks said, he was disappointed that the LionsXII conceded so late in the game. “The boys have done their best and it’s important to stay focused.” He was also happy that Shahril is peaking at the right moment.

The LionsXII next have an away game against Negeri Sembilan at Stadium Tuanku Abdul Rahman on Saturday, 13 April 2013.