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Nice :)

Reminds me of the good old days. I cannot make it :(

Well said Walli.

You're stupid.

Can't wait :)

Happy Holidays!

Jagex is a joke.

SOURCE NEW YORK (AP) — Trying to get under baseball's luxury tax by 2014, the New York Yankees don't mind spending big as long as it's on one-year deals. New York filled one of the slots in its rotation Tuesday, agreeing to a $15 million, one-year contract with No. 2 starter Hiroki Kuroda as they await a decision from Andy Pettitte on whether he wants to return in 2013. "It something that I think fits how we've operated here in the last number of years, to do short-term circumstances on high-end players," Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said. The Yankees will pay the luxury tax on high payrolls for the 10th straight season this year and will hand over more tax money in 2013. But they say they want to get under 2014's threshold of $189 million, which would enable them to get some of their revenue-sharing dollars back. That's why a one-year deal made sense for Kuroda, a right-hander who turns 38 in February. He was the Yankees' most consistent pitcher during the regular season. He went 16-11, tying for the team lead in wins, and led New York with 33 starts and 219 2-3 innings. Cashman called the agreement "a relief." "Hiroki Kuroda chose us on a lesser deal last year and I suspect he's done the same again this year," Cashman said. "By coming here, I suspect that he left money on the table. I suspect it was a very aggressive market on him, and I think it is a reflection of he really enjoyed playing here for this city, for this team, for this organization and with these teammates to come back under the circumstances he's coming back on." After losing six of his first nine decisions, Kuroda finished with a 3.32 ERA that was second among New York starters behind Pettitte's 2.87. "I am very happy and excited to re-sign with the Yankees," Kuroda said in a statement. "I am very grateful for all of the interest and all of the offers that I received from the various teams that courted me. It was a tough decision for me to make, but at the end of the day, I wanted to try to win a championship with the teammates that I went to battle with last season." Kuroda joined the Yankees after four seasons with the Los Angeles Dodgers, was given a $10 million base salary last season and earned $1 million more in performance bonuses based on innings. He turned down a $13.3 million qualifying offer from the Yankees, and he would have cost a new team a selection in June's amateur draft. He joins CC Sabathia, Phil Hughes and Ivan Nova in the Yankees' projected starting rotation for next season, with David Phelps also a possibility. Pettitte, who came out of retirement to rejoin the Yankees, hasn't decided whether he wants to play next year. Cashman won't say how long he'll wait. "Of course, obviously, there's an answer to that question but not one I'm prepared to answer," he said. NOTES: Kuroda can earn $500,000 in performance bonuses, $250,000 each for 190 and 210 innings. ... Cashman said SS Derek Jeter is progressing from surgery to repair his broken ankle. "By opening day he's supposed to be ready and full speed," he said. ... Cashman is talking with Mariano Rivera about a new contract and doesn't have any concerns about the closer's recovery from a torn knee ligament. Rivera turns 43 next week. "Mo's never failed. He's never had a failure in his career," Cashman said. ... RHP Michael Pineda, recovering from shoulder surgery, isn't being counted on for the start of the season. He threw on flat ground at Yankee Stadium last week. "He had zip on it," Cashman said. So happy they got Kurado back. He is an awesome pitcher.

It is terrible, but I'm just posting Movie News lol.

SOURCE Deadline scooped last month that a fifth installment in Paramount’s horror franchise would happen, and now the studio has set an October 25, 2013 wide release date for it — just in time for Halloween. Jason Blum is back as producer for Paranormal Activity 5, which is expected to advance the story from the previous films. Paramount‘s Paranormal Activity 4 was made for $5 million, grossed $30 million during its opening weekend October 19-21 and has cumed $135.5 million to date. The sequel comes in addition to a planned spinoff tentatively set for spring 2013 that will be helmed by series writer Chris Landon and aimed at the franchise’s sizable Latino audience.

SOURCE Just announced earlier today was Insidious Chapter 2, the sequel to 2010′s Insidious (which I cannot tell you how much I loved). The film has a release date of August 30th, 2013, which is incredibly soon for a film that has to be shot, edited, finalized, marketed, and ultimately released. Now, director James Wan has confirmed via Twitter that Joseph Bishara, who composed the first film as well as played the Lipstick Demon, will be back as composer at the very least. Also, could the Lipstick Demon be back? Wan refused to release any plot details, so we’ll just have to wait and see! Check below for the Twitter exchange. [

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SOURCE Johnny Depp has signed on to play Captain Jack Sparrow again in a fifth Pirates of the Caribbean film, The Sun reports. The 49-year-old actor couldn't possibly jump ship, given the success of the four previous Pirates blockbusters, which took a combined $1.6 billion worldwide. Plus the small detail of his rumoured new contract: an enviable $116 million. "Johnny is being very careful he does not sign on for too many films," an insider told The Sun. "He doesn't want to ruin his career with overexposure like John Travolta or Nic Cage did. "This huge deal for Pirates means he will be able to pick his other roles very carefully on the strength of their script rather than their salary." Doesn't Johnny do that already? The Rum Diary and Dark Shadows, anyone? In October 2011, Johnny admitted he'd do another Pirates film if it came up. "Basically, if they're going to pay me the stupid money right now, I'm going to take it," Johnny told Vanity Fair. "I have to. I mean, it's not for me. Do you know what I mean? At this point, it's for my kids. "It's ridiculous, yeah, yeah. But ultimately is it for me? No. No. It's for the kids." Johnny will have to dip into his estimated $450 million fortune to support his kids, Lily-Rose and John "Jack" Christopher, and their mother, Johnny's recent ex-partner of 14 years, Vanessa Paradis. Last year, producer Jerry Bruckheimer confirmed a script for the fifth film was in the works. In the mean time, Johnny has been filming Disney's remake of The Lone Ranger, due for release in July 2013.

SOURCE Universal has been having a pretty stellar year. While they certainly have had their fair-share of flops, in the last eight months the studio has released five movies - Ted, The Lorax, Snow White and the Huntsman, Safe House and The Bourne Legacy - that have made over $100 million at the domestic box office. Naturally, their first reaction to this success is to keep doing more of the same thing, and NBCUniversal CEO Steve Burke made that point clear during a presentation earlier today. Burke was speaking at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch 2012 Media, Communications & Technology conference earlier and THR learned that what the executive is most focused on right now is "franchises and animation." As of now, Universal makes approximately one animated film every 18 months or so, and they are now planning to increase that number to two per year. The most recent Universal animation efforts have been the aforementioned The Lorax, which made $214 million domestically, and Despicable Me, which pulled in $251 million in 2010. He also noted that the studio will be putting out the fifth sequel in the Fast and the Furious franchise, Fast Six, next year, and that sequels are already being planned for both The Bourne Legacy and Ted. Speaking about the Seth MacFarlane film specifically, Burke said that they want to make a Ted 2 "as soon as [they] can." While a Ted sequel is a no brainer - the first movie made $394 million globally on a $50 million budget - I'm surprised to hear that they are so excited for another Bourne movie. While Legacy wasn't a flop, it's only made $104 million in the US and was made for $125 million, and is easily the weakest performer in the franchise. Perhaps they just see potential for crowds to return.

Coming out in 3D April 5, 2013

Nice job guys! :)

At least they were having trips and having fun. Reason why clanning sucks these days is because everyone is scared of losing. Everyone is such a ******* to war each other because of loosing. Loosen up and have fun. This game is for entertainment, not for being *******.

"Basically the ability momentum highers the damage of your normal hits at the cost of not being able to use abilities. You wil get less xp/hour for not using abilities but you can afk basically." ^Written by my friend.

maybe Interesting.

Sounds like to me that they may add an option for us to play in the mode that we're playing now, and we can select "EOC" mode if we want to play in the EOC mode.

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