Hello, that will be a cold turkey tomorrow after all that sports excitement today, fantastic stage in the Tour, Vettel managing his first German grand prix win with no 4 Alonso just 7 secs behind and two Lotus cars inbetween, he really needed to do his utmost, it was an exciting race and i was glad i kept radiosilence till BBC broadcasted it 5 hours later. Then there was Wimbledon ah yes last time a Brit won Hitler was opening the Berlin olympics, it i said that Brits are reserved and collected but the hysteria surrounding Murray was almost boiling over in the 30C centrecourt, i wonder what happens if the Scots decide to split next year-still no british winner again. Anyway what i saw of the match was an extremely fit Murray and a Djokovic that made a lot of socalled unforced errors, stemming from internalized agitation. Murray, a deserved winner sure but without that extreme push by the homesupport- who knows.
Time for the last week of Falcon Banner excitement ... NJoy
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The Falcon Banner
By the twenty-second century, mankind had stretched forth its hand to command the stars. Other races were discovered, and, as the human sphere of influence expanded, they were happy to live in peaceful coexistence, and humanity was on the verge of an evolutionary leap.
The Terran emperor was the first to ascend to the next step of human evolution. His advisors, who now styled themselves holy clerics, sought to force the other races to see the light of their religion. They began to subjugate the other races to the will of the empire. The Amsus, who saw the Empire as decadent, illogical and chaotic, waged war upon it. Admiral VonGrippen, the brightest military mind in centuries, betrayed the empire, and removed the entire home fleet, collapsing the jump gate after them, leaving Earth and the Empire to be squashed under the heel of Amsus oppression.
Now, three hundred years after the fall of the Terran Empire, humans find themselves the subject race, Stagnating on their own world unable to evolve either technologically or otherwise. It is into this oppressive world, that the most unlikely of men are thrust into the roles of heros.
Based on The Falcon Banner, a novel by Christopher Patrick Lydon
Original music composed and performed by Kai Hartwig, Kevin MacLeod and Phil Craigie
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The Falcon Banner 10 - The Stuff of Legends and Other Histories, Part 3 ( 63mb)
10 - The Stuff of Legends and Other Histories, Part 3 63:26 Featuring the voice talents of:
Seth Adam Sher as Darien Taine
Chris Snyder as Matt Elias
Brandon Cole as Commander Kit Durnham
Laura Post as Lauren
Eric Busby as Nazzien
MJ Cogburn as Flight Control
Jack Scrimshaw as Colonel Mayfair
John Lipsey as Dr. Kyr
Shire Smith as Masconi
Mark Kalita as Kendrick
Steve Anderson as Major Rousseau
Mike Dent as Lt. Katz
Linda Townsend as Captain Tyrana
Alasdair Stuart as The Pilot
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The Falcon Banner Thaxted (soundtrack) 2:32 (5mb)
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previously
The Falcon Banner 01 - Freedom's Spark
The Falcon Banner 02 - New Friends, Old Enemies ( 55mb)
The Falcon Banner 03 - For Duty and Crew ( 50mb)
The Falcon Banner 04 - The Future Remembered, Part 1 ( 51mb)
The Falcon Banner 05 - The Future Remembered, Part 2 ( 55mb)
The Falcon Banner 06 - Foundations ( 58mb)
The Falcon Banner 07 - Of Ships and Stars ( 50mb)
The Falcon Banner 08 - The Stuff of Legends and Other Histories, Part 1 ( 55mb)
The Falcon Banner 09 - The Stuff of Legends and Other Histories, Part 2 ( 46mb)
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Time for the last week of Falcon Banner excitement ... NJoy
xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx
By the twenty-second century, mankind had stretched forth its hand to command the stars. Other races were discovered, and, as the human sphere of influence expanded, they were happy to live in peaceful coexistence, and humanity was on the verge of an evolutionary leap.
The Terran emperor was the first to ascend to the next step of human evolution. His advisors, who now styled themselves holy clerics, sought to force the other races to see the light of their religion. They began to subjugate the other races to the will of the empire. The Amsus, who saw the Empire as decadent, illogical and chaotic, waged war upon it. Admiral VonGrippen, the brightest military mind in centuries, betrayed the empire, and removed the entire home fleet, collapsing the jump gate after them, leaving Earth and the Empire to be squashed under the heel of Amsus oppression.
Now, three hundred years after the fall of the Terran Empire, humans find themselves the subject race, Stagnating on their own world unable to evolve either technologically or otherwise. It is into this oppressive world, that the most unlikely of men are thrust into the roles of heros.
Based on The Falcon Banner, a novel by Christopher Patrick Lydon
Original music composed and performed by Kai Hartwig, Kevin MacLeod and Phil Craigie
xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx
The Falcon Banner 10 - The Stuff of Legends and Other Histories, Part 3 ( 63mb)
10 - The Stuff of Legends and Other Histories, Part 3 63:26 Featuring the voice talents of:
Seth Adam Sher as Darien Taine
Chris Snyder as Matt Elias
Brandon Cole as Commander Kit Durnham
Laura Post as Lauren
Eric Busby as Nazzien
MJ Cogburn as Flight Control
Jack Scrimshaw as Colonel Mayfair
John Lipsey as Dr. Kyr
Shire Smith as Masconi
Mark Kalita as Kendrick
Steve Anderson as Major Rousseau
Mike Dent as Lt. Katz
Linda Townsend as Captain Tyrana
Alasdair Stuart as The Pilot
+
The Falcon Banner Thaxted (soundtrack) 2:32 (5mb)
xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx
previously
The Falcon Banner 01 - Freedom's Spark
The Falcon Banner 02 - New Friends, Old Enemies ( 55mb)
The Falcon Banner 03 - For Duty and Crew ( 50mb)
The Falcon Banner 04 - The Future Remembered, Part 1 ( 51mb)
The Falcon Banner 05 - The Future Remembered, Part 2 ( 55mb)
The Falcon Banner 06 - Foundations ( 58mb)
The Falcon Banner 07 - Of Ships and Stars ( 50mb)
The Falcon Banner 08 - The Stuff of Legends and Other Histories, Part 1 ( 55mb)
The Falcon Banner 09 - The Stuff of Legends and Other Histories, Part 2 ( 46mb)
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