Some time to visit in Triond, but seen the publication of writings from Triond little friends. It seems there is a decrease statistical publications, and as if there is not complete, when the writing becomes a little publicity.

Usually always comes some interesting writing, but now it’s like something is missing, and there is not yet complete, in the absence of written publications Triond friends.

As there is a longing, a wish to see text, images, and a variety of ideas generated by your friends at Triond.

This condition, is part of the reason that the possibility of my friends at Triond is busy, or are completing other work, or are lazy to write.

I think, tomorrow and tomorrow, Triond friends will definitely be back, and bring new stories, new information, it might be more enjoyable to read.

Before I begin, if these classes don’t suite you change them. Every player has a different playing style and won’t be the same

Sniper Class

Primary:               Barret .50cal – Best Sniper In The Game (One Shot Kill)

Gun Perk:            Attachments

Attachments:    Heartbeat Sensor – Stop People Sneaking Up On You

                                Thermal Site – I Only Recommend This Because I Find It Easier To Distinguish Targets

Secondary:         FMG9

Attachment:      Akimbo – I Recommend This Secondary Because It’s a Quick And Easy Kill, Brilliant If You Are Caught Off Guard.

Lethal:                  Claymore – Of You Decide To Camp (All Snipers Camp) A Little Added Defence

Tactical:                Portable Rader – Even More Defense, Detects Id Enemy’s Are Coming For You

Perks:                   Blind Eye Pro

                                Assassin Pro

                                Marksman Pro

Killstreak:            I Would Recommend Specialist But This Is Complete Play Style Orientated

Assault Class

Primary:               ACR 6.8 – Very Little Recoil And Overpowered = Awesome

Gun Perk:            Kick – Aven More Stablility

Attachments:    Silencer – Generates More Pinpoint Damage

Secondary:         FMG9

Attachment:      Akimbo – Once Again Easy Kills

Lethal:                  Frag – Better Than Semtex, Can Cook For Unexpected Kill

Tactical:                Flash Grenade – Disorientates Enemy Though Doesn’t Slow Down Like Concussion

Perks:                   Scavenger Pro

                                Quickdraw Pro

                                Sitrep Pro

Killstreak:            I Would Recommend Specialist But This Is Complete Play Style Orientated

So After This Article I Hope You Found MY Classes Useful As Me And My Group Of Friends Agree That These Are Very Easy And Very Useful, And If These Don’t Work For You Very Well Its Only Because Your Play style Is Different To Ours And In That Case Make Your Own And Test A Bit – Clevaleva Out

P.S – Xbox For Life

She was missing for approximately two days before the police finally found her. Supposedly, a certain man (whose name the police are not revealing) kidnapped her to create trouble, stemming off his insecurities about attention.

She was found about 30 miles from her home.

She is known for her part in Disney, as Alex Russo in Wizards of Waverly Place. Her time there had already ended, though. It seems as if she would continue to move along her career, but now that won’t be possible.

PSYCH! Nothing supports that she’s dead…

March 2 is . . . . . Old Stuff Day

March 3 is . . . . . I Want You To Be Happy Day, Peach Blossom Day and National Anthem Day (Look below for more information about National Anthem Day)

March 4 is . . . . . Holy Experiment Day

March 5 is . . . . . Multiple Personalities Day

March 6 is . . . . . National Frozen Food Day

March 7 is . . . . . National Crown Roast Of Pork Day

March 8 is . . . . . Be Nasty Day

March 9 is . . . . . Panic Day

March 10 is . . . . Festival Of Life In The Cracks Day

March 11 is . . . . Johnny Appleseed Day and Worship of Tools Day

March 12 is . . . . Alfred Hitchcock Day

March 13 is . . . . Jewel Day

March 14 is . . . . National Potato Chip Day

March 15 is . . . . Buzzard’s Day and Everything You Think Is Wrong Day

March 16 is . . . . Everything You Do Is Right Day

March 17 is . . . . Submarine Day

March 18 is . . . . Supreme Sacrifice Day

March 19 is . . . . Poultry Day

March 20 is . . . . Proposal Day and Festival Of Extraterrestrial Abductions Day

March 21 is . . . . Fragrance Day

March 22 is . . . . National Goof-off Day

March 23 is . . . . National Organize Your Home Office Day and National Chip and Dip Day

March 24 is . . . . National Chocolate Covered Raisins Day

March 25 is . . . . Pecan Day and Waffle Day

March 26 is . . . . Make Up Your Own Holiday Day and Spinach Festival Day

March 27 is . . . . National “Joe” Day (Look below for more information on National “Joe” Day)

March 28 is . . . . Something On A Stick Day

March 29 is . . . . Festival Of Smoke and Mirrors Day

March 30 is . . . . I Am In Control Day

March 31 is . . . . Bunsen Burner Day and National Clams On The Half Shell Day

More Info on National Anthem Day

Today President Hoover signed a bill making the Star Spangled Banner our national anthem. Celebrate by singing as much as you can remember with some friends. 

More Info on National “Joe” Day

Do you hate your name? Everyone who hates their name has a right on this day to have everyone they know call them Joe.

There has been rumors that Disney will replace Jack Sparrow with a new character, because Johnny Depp supposedly wasn’t that excited about doing the fourth movie when he learned that Gore Verbinski wouldn’t be on board, and also because the actor’s agenda is busy. But he did get along with the new directer, Rob Marshall, so Disney is now supposedly trying to convince Jonny Depp to sign up for more films. Nothing is final yet, thoguh. Johnny Depp may or may not play Captain Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean 6.

Some, unsure about the plot, but speculate that there will be a crazy cliff-hanger between the fifth and sixth movies, so let’s hope that Pirates of the Caribbean 6 will be released soon after Pirates of the Caribbean 5!

The Spartacists (named after Spartacus, who led slaves to revolt against their government) were a political left wing, radical, socialist party. Their ideas were very similar to the Bolsheviks in Russia. Their ideas were that as long as Germany remained capitalist, workers always would waste their lives working for the rich and never getting rich themselves, and seeing the success that the Bolsheviks had in Russia, Rosa Luxembourg and Karl Liebknecht – leaders of the Spartacists started a revolt in 1919 in Berlin. The plan was to try to overthrow Friedrich Ebert, who was the president at that time and replace him with soviet worker’s councils.

The uprisings lasted approximately a month, during that time Ebert left Berlin to somewhere else in Germany. From his safe place, Ebert commanded the Army and the Freikorps – the German volunteer military or the paramilitary to restore order to Berlin. As the Freikorps were expert soldiers from the 1st World War, and had access to weapons, it gave Ebert an immediate edge over the workers who were revolting who did not have military experience and weapons. The uprising ended with the capture of many workers, Luxembourg and Liebknecht, who were executed later.

The reasons that they failed were that they did not have the military power to beat the German Army who were loyal to Ebert. Also there was something called the “Red Plague”. It was propaganda that was designed to make Communism seem like a really terrifying thing and since not many people knew what it was really like in Russia at that time, they believed it. Furthermore the simple fact that Ebert was not in Berlin meant that is was harder to overthrow the government because they could not kill him, so even if they did “overthrow” him, he could start an uprising himself.

In 1920, right wing politician Wolfgang Kapp started his own Putsch. He did not think that the workers were working too hard, however he blamed Ebert and his Social Democrats for signing the Treaty of Versailles in 1918, which not only humiliated Germany but also lost much of its colonies and land which wasn’t many, as they started late in colonising compared to Britain etc. Many other people in the government supported him and most notably the Army and the Freikorps including Generals Ludendorff and Luddwitz. They most likely supported him because they felt frustrated that the German army had to reduce its size to only 100,000 men, inadequate to defend themselves.

The putsch also did not last very long, but the putsch like the Spartacists uprising managed to force Ebert out of Berlin. Even though that most of the army was still loyal to Ebert he could not be sure of the support therefore he had to find another way to deal with the putsch. So Ebert called for the public in a general strike which was successful as it made the putsch unfeasible.

The putsch failed as although some Generals supported Kapp, the majority still remained loyal to Ebert, meaning that they still did not have the military strength needed to take Berlin. The general strike showed that the people that Kapp was trying to rule did not support him making it impossible to take over completely. Furthermore, as mentioned above Ebert still fled Berlin, so he was able to survive and command effectively. However Ebert leant the following things: Support from the army could not be taken for granted; not universal support for the Weimar Republic and that there were limited means of dealing with an uprising.

The Spartacists had the support of the people and ultimately, that what you need, even more than the support of the army to form an efficient government. For example, if we go into hypothetical history and say that Kapp managed to overthrow Ebert and that control, it would be inevitable that he would be overthrown as well because the people and most of the army supported Ebert. Because the Spartacists had the support of the people in the following elections the party gained more and more votes making it a long term success. For those reasons above, the Spartacists uprising was more of a threat to the Weimar Republic than Kapp’s Putsch.

I was born in Lisbon, nineteen summers ago, being the third and last son of my mother. We weren’t rich or poor, though I was valued as the new family treasure. As time went on, I leaned my mind towards science and the unknown prizes that knowledge can bring. As a young-ling, almost all of my playing time was entertaining me with thousands of Lego bricks. I would then see me as a great architect, a builder of castles with an imagination beyond expectations. Seven years after that, and a great amount of crusades that I may possibly talk about later, the kid with huge projects in mind, moved to Algarve, landing gears on Albufeira’s soil. Oh the heat, the Sun, the magnificent sea with no less than miles and miles to swim. It was a fantastic day, as much as a disaster. The moving factor changed me forever. The naïve boy lost everything. He had to live without a father, without friends. He had to grow up by himself. Some say that my stubbornness started in that time, being a gesture of self-protection. For me, it was the way I was “destined” to rule the world. As seen by me, this planet hides loads of different types of human beings. All of them are, without question, singular. The only thing that joins them in the same Latin race denomination “Homo Sapiens, Sapiens”, is the intelligence – Which some of us have more than others, no big deal – as much as the pride, the greed and the survival instincts that still turns us into animals. I am an Animal. I aim to do grand things. My greed makes me seek war and peace, love and hatred, sky and earth. I wish to fulfill my own destiny – a destiny that I write and seek – I seek to be myself.

As for me writing this text, lots of ideas have come up in my mind. I could have written more amount my life, entangling ideals, motto’s and my straightforward character. But none of those are important. Nothing in my past life has that relevance, greatness or interest. I only see life as a clock, an hourglass that slowly drips sand into the bottom, reminding me how precious 5 seconds can be. I aspire to be a great writer, to travel all around the globe and seek new ideas and motto’s. And that’s why I’m here today, studying in this course, living one day after another. This is what defines me. This if what I think about…

…Me

The German crown went to Adolf of Nassau instead. But the nobles turned against Adolf when he tried to increase his family holdings through wars in Meissen and Thuringia, disputed areas in east and central Germany. Fearing that territorial acquisitions would give the king too much power, the nobles deposed him in 1298 and elected Albert in his place. Albert was crowned king of Germany at Aachen (Aix-la-Chapel) later in the year.

Pope Boniface VIII forbade the German princes to obey Albert, hoping to force the king to make concessions to the papacy in Germany in return for papal support. Instead, Albert allied himself with the pope’s foe, Philip IV of France. With the help of French troops and money, Albert succeeded in subduing the archbishops of Cologne, Mainz, and Trier by 1302. But his fear of the increasing French influence in Germany and his desire for peace with the papacy led Albert to break his alliance with Philip in 1302. In 1303 he swore an oath of obedience to the pope and promised to defend the papal interests in Italy.

Albert never succeeded in being crowned by the pope. But his peace with the pope allowed him to concentrate on increasing the Habsburg possessions. He became involved in wars in the Netherlands, Hungary, Bohemia, and Thuringia, but the rulers of these countries were strong enough to retain their independence. His last campaign was in Switzerland, where the Habsburgs held disputed title to various estates. When the Swiss forest cantons of Schwyz, Nidwalden (part of Unterwalden Canton), and Uri revolted, Albert welcomed the chance to subjugate all of Switzerland. At the same time, his nephew, John of Swabia (later known as John the Parricide), requested recognition of his Swabian inheritance, but Albert rejected these demands. In revenge, John had him assassinated along the Reuss River, near Brugg, Switzerland, on May 1, 1308.

Albert II (1397–1439) was born on Aug. 10, 1397, and succeeded his father Albert as duke of Austria in 1404. The young duke, known as Albert V of Austria, took control of the government when he was 14. He assisted Emperor Sigismund in his unsuccessful war in Bohemia, and in 1422 married the emperor’s daughter Elizabeth.

After Sigismund’s death in 1437, Albert was crowned king of Hungary on Jan. 1, 1438, and of Bohemia six months later. He was chosen king of Germany on March 18, 1438, but was never crowned emperor. Although he gave promise of being an able ruler during his short reign, he was chiefly occupied with suppressing an insurrection in Bohemia and defending Hungary against the Turks. He died from dysentery on Oct. 27, 1439, while campaigning against the Turks in Hungary. After his death, the German crown passed to his cousin, Frederick III. It remained in the Habsburg family thereafter, with only one interruption, until the Holy Roman Empire was dissolved in 1806.