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Toño
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@@thanhtai, Appreciate U21s upload, mate, thanks
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Boss' Newcastle preview ... Brendan Rodgers hosts his pre-Newcastle press conference at Melwood Video Length: 16:53 link
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Good work, Tai The LFC Magicians ... Enjoy montage of LFC Magicians featuring Suarez, Barnes, Garcia and Coutinho Video Length: 2:41 link
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I was quite tired and decided to listen this. Despite still being tired I got myself into very relaxing & calm mood, that flute certainly did some trick here.
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#LFCWORLD Episode 9 ... Martin Skrtel headlines the latest episode of #LFCWORLD Video Length: 21:25 link
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Indie Game The Movie: Special Edition Just watched it. Some parts of it still playing on the background just to get me remember everything and to describe it better. I know that I already watched a year ago or so, but this time it is additional contetn, what's happened after.. so to speak. As I purchased this movie on Steam, this additional content was basically.. DLC. Yep, dlc for a movie. Might sound odd or even stupid, but the most important thing is a content. It is I think +100 minutes documentary splitted in many parts about different people, participated in the original movie plus more about other indie developers and their games. It is quite enjoyable and fun to watch, although you have to watch the original film just to get what is all about. However this time I got a little different impression. This 'DLC' was more about people, their reactions and issues than actual games. And I pretty much liked it. The main theme and subject of course still based on their games, but you can all of those 'famous' now people how they react to success, to the internet, how they approach some issues which no doubt many of us approach every day as well. And that's what makes this documentary, in my opinion, worth to watch. And video about 'teh internet' just hilarious. Not for everyone and you have to be aware of the original 'story', but still quite enjoyable. 8 out 10
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10 of the best...Hyypiä goals ... LFC TV mark big Sami's 40th with some great goals from the big Finn Video Length: 2:47 link
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Inglethorpe's Spurs verdict ... Alex Inglethorpe on the U21s' emphatic win Video Length: 3:23 link McLaughlin and Smith reflect ... Ryan McLaughlin and Brad Smith on the U21s' 5-0 win over Spurs Video Length: 1:55 link 'I'll play anywhere for LFC' ... Craig Roddan on the U21s' 5-0 win over Spurs Video Length: 1:11 link
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U21s LFC v Spurs: 11 mins ... Highlights from the U21s' emphatic game Video Length: 11:12 link
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LFCCTV: SAS v Crystal Palace ... The best of Daniel Sturridge and Luis Suarez v Crystal Palace Video Length: 4:48 link
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Dalglish's delight at return ... Kenny Dalglish on his return to LFC as a non-executive director Video Length: 4:01 link Welcome back, King Kenny !
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First and Last: Victor Moses ... Victor Moses tries the First and Last test Video Length: 2:24 link Wright on new 3-5-2 system ... Former skipper Mark Wright on the new 3-5-2 system utilised by Brendan Rodgers Video Length: 3:25 link
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#LFCWORLD: Ladies title special ... In Episode 8 of #LFCWORLD we celebrate Liverpool Ladies title win and Andre Wisdom reveals his LFC ambitions Video Length: 22:28 link
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The Spy-On Kop: Toure and Gerrard ... LFC TV Spy-On Kop camera this week features off the ball incidents with Toure and Gerrard v Sunderland Video Length: 00:56 link Williams takes Top Bin Challenge ... Can Liverpool Ladies star Fara Williams beat the Top Bin Challenge? Video Length: 1:09 link
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I knew this thread might attract your attention, Ben, and you may want to share some of your interests and latest reading Pleasure to see you got into your books again, that's a great feeling. That is a good question, I noticed your post I think that day you made it, but was struggling to give you proper answer what Castaneda's books are all about. Surprisingly, recently I have started to read his new book and the answer has been found. It was written by Carlos himslef in such a good & intuitive way, in that book' prologue. I will mix my own words & pieces of this prologue for explanation. Carlos Castaneda was an anthropologist, interested in studying the uses of medicinal plants among the Indians of the Southwest and northern Mexico. However that research 'evolved into something else over the years as a consequence'. Carlos has met a mystery man, Yaqui Indian from northern Mexico, don Juan Matus and everything has changed for him since that day. From the prologue: 'The study of medicinal plants was superseded by the study of a belief system which seemed to cut across the boundaries of at least two different cultures.' Thus from studying plants he switched into the learning an ancient knowledge, as he described 'which in our time is commonly known as sorcery, and which is thought to be a primitive form of medical or psychological science, but which in fact is a tradition of extremely self-disciplined practitioners and extremely sophisticated praxis.' Castaneda's first book was published as an actual work of anthropology by the University of California (where he was studying) as his research in that discipline. That 'book' was more like journal to be honest, with dates and notes. Eventually journal has been 'transformed' into an actual book series and it became really his autobiography. 'Peculiar autobiography' as Carlos called it in this prologue. There are still many doubts whether it is an actual story of his life or just a fiction, but it's extremely enjoyable journey nevertheless. It is suggested to begin with the 3d book in case to not be scary away and then get back to first two books just for better understanding. I did ignore it though and started with the very first, the 'journal'. The reason beyond my interest to Carlos Castaneda is that one of my favourite writers was Castaneda's successor, in some way. I knew nothing about him, neither what person he is nor what his books are all about. So it was just full blind reading for me. My first impression I might describe as ancient inner fear and the book itself quite scared me. But I just couldn't resist and it was already too late, so I continued I am about to finish his sixth book now, 'The Eagle's Gift', just few chapters left. Speechless to describe it really. Well, as you may be little bit more familiar with my books, can you tell me what are yours about? Those Mistborn series, is it fantasy genre as well? @@bubaglobalj, Pleasure to see another book enthusiast here! We may already think about creating some sort of book geek society ahaha
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LFCCTV: Suarez v Sunderland ... LFC TV take a closer look at Luis Suarez's display v Sunderland Video Length: 2:49 link
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Love it and I want my July back.
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How the title was won ... A look back at how the title was won for Liverpool Ladies Video Length: 2:24 link
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Great video, even though many of you might already saw this. Behind the scenes of winning the first title
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Ladies crowned Champions ... Highlights and reaction as Liverpool Ladies win the 2013 Super League title Video Length: 2:54 link Well done Ladies, extremely proud! Might have teach those men in Red, how to play football
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'We're ready for any challenge' ... Andre Wisdom looks ahead to the Reds' clash v Sunderland Video Length: 1:51 link
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Brendan pre-Sunderland press ... Brendan Rodgers speaks to the press ahead of Sunday's trip to Sunderland Video Length: 14:03 link
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#LFCWORLD: Aspas in the spotlight ... In Episode 7 of #LFCWorld we turn the spotlight on Spanish forward Iago Aspas and have a report on the Academy visit to the USA Video Length: 22:52 link
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First and Last: Andre Wisdom ... Andre Wisdom takes the First and Last test Video Length: 1:52 link Aspas takes Top Bin test ... Iago Aspas is the latest Melwood entrant to try the Top Bin Challenge Video Length: 0:52 link
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Andre on 'surreal' Old Trafford ... Andre Wisdom previews the Reds' League Cup tie against United Video Length: 2:31 link
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