Another Bleach manga has been translated, and the fights continue.
Soi Fon is currently fighting a Fraccion and having some trouble, which is surprising, but just shows that fights are not all about ranking, but how the abilities and intelligence of opponents match up with each other. It was also humourous to see Soi Fon’s vice captain trying to save her. All in all, nice progression for the series.
The latest album for the Grammy-winning artist features Andre 3000, Brandy, Estelle, Buju Banton and Kanye West as guests.
“I think it’s hard to find a general theme [for the album]. It’s a lot of love and relationship songs, as people probably would expect from me. There’s not an overarching lyrical theme that goes throughout. It’s just a bunch of good songs, I think.”
Sir Allen Stanford’s Superstars became dollar millionaires shortly after eight o’clock on a balmy Caribbean evening, when they completed a rout of an England XI to take $1m a head, the richest prize ever offered for a team sport. For Stanford and his side, even for his concept of raising the profile of cricket in the region, it was an unalloyed triumph. For England cricket it was an unmitigated disaster. Bowled out inside the full 20 overs for just 99, they could only stand and watch, mouths agape, as the magnificent ball striking of the Superstars captain Chris Gayle and the diminutive keeper Andre Fletcher, Grenada’s answer to Brendon McCullum, slaughtered the bowling with an unbroken opening stand of 101. There were still seven overs and two balls in hand when Gayle blasted a low full toss from Andrew Flintoff over long on for his fifth sixth to end proceedings.
