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guy named "Umbrella Corp" is Ex-Staff who I believed was doing right thing telling me to slay you and that you had terminator previous map. so I believed him and did exactly that. I didn't expect that after everything got cleared out he would leave server. which gave me hint that he really lied. I am sorry for inconvenience and problems that occurred while I made rush decision. as compensation I gave you some ammos. I believe that is not enough, so owner will decide what to do with this problem. but it was offensive of you to actually not read the situation and insult me back. so I gagged you. at this moment not only umbrella corp and me, but you as well, are wrong. thank you for your understanding screenshots - https://imgur.com/a/o2hiDHA

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no @DeepPurple?

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contra this weeks daily activity isn't enough, there isn't link of gt hours

pro activity is acceptable and you never disturbed server peace or broke rules as far as i know good luck!

I don't know about your behavior but your activity and others opinion proves your worth. pro from me 🙂 good luck!

pro according to my friends you deserve a chance and your activity is going smooth. keep going like that good luck!

Nickname : @Neo1524 Tag your opponent : @Andy アンディ Music genre : rap Number of votes ( max 10 ) : 5 Tag one leader to post your songs(only leaders of project): @-Artisan

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1. Enough activity 2. Friendly 3. Never seen you angey or toxic even though others slayed you for buying mod before 4th round with your points 4. Obbeying rules PRO from me

Contra Not enough activity. Do as @-AndreeA said right above. Don't play just for frags or personal gains and you are good to go.

Karim Benzema is the guy behind significant successes Real Madrid has gained in recent times. He is remembered for his outstanding performance as a striker and is known as “coco” by his fans and friends. As a player, he is the striker for his squad. This article provides fascinating details about Karim Benzema’s net worth, wife, age, salary and more. Karim Benzema of Real Madrid during the LaLiga Santander match between Sevilla FC and Real Madrid CF at Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan on April 17, 2022, in Seville, Spain. Photo: Jose Breton Source: Getty Images He has been dubbed an immensely brilliant striker who is vital and a potent finisher from inside the area. Benzema has won the top slot in terms of ranking as a player and being one of the wealthiest footballers in the world based on his achievements. Biography At eight years of age, he began his football career with Bron Terraillon SC, his hometown club. Friends called him Coco while he was at the club, and after scoring two goals in an under-10 match against the Lyon youth academy, he began to catch the attention of the city's major club. Coco scored 38 goals in the National des 16 ans France's domestic competition for under-16 junior players while he was under-16. He worked as a ballboy for the Lyon senior team and excelled in school, characterized as a "discreet and respectable" student. Karim Benzema's age He is 34 years old as of April 2022. Karim Benzema was born in France on December 19, 1987. Karim Benzema's height is that of 1.85 meters or 6”1.’ Karim Benzema's career Karim Benzema's career. Photo: @karimbenzema Source: Instagram He was a member of the U-17 French football squad that won the UEFA European U-17 Football Championship for the first time in 2004 in France. However, he only scored one goal in the tournament, resulting in a 3-1 triumph over Northern Ireland. Before joining Real Madrid, he had 66 goals in 148 games across all competitions. In addition, he earned the French Football Player of the Year title in 2011, making him only the second French player based in Spain to do so and the second Real Madrid player to do so. He has earned more French Football Player of the Year Awards than Zidane, which is remarkable. He has won it three times, while Zidane has only won it twice. He went to an Italian facility to lose weight and improve his player performance. As a result, he scored 32 goals in all competitions, making it his most successful season as a Real Madrid player. SOURCE

The first BMW motorcycle was a child born of necessity. Following the Treaty of Versailles, which went into effect on June 28, 1919, Bayerische Moteren Werke (Bavarian Motor Works, or BMW) was prohibited from building aircraft engines. BMW was an aircraft engine manufacturer, almost exclusively, since Gustav Otto (son of Nikolaus Otto) had opened his aircraft factory in Munich in 1911. Otto teamed with Karl Rapp, who owned an aircraft engine factory, in early 1916, forming Bayerische Flugzeugwerke GmbH (Bavarian Airplane Works or BFW). A year before the Treaty, Franz Josef "Karl" Popp joined the company. By 1921, BMW was barely in business. BMW kept the lights burning with the production of truck and boat engines, agricultural equipment, and an air brake system for railroad cars. BMW entered the motorcycle market as a subcontractor, building a four-stroke engine for Otto's BFW, which intended to build a larger motorcycle called the Helios. The resulting M2B15 engine was a 486cc boxer twin with a perfectly square bore and stroke of 68mm. The engine was inspired by the British Douglas, and it was mounted similarly, with its twin cylinders facing fore and aft. At the heart of BMW's engineering department from the beginning was company engineer Max Friz, who was ambivalent regarding anything other than aircraft. According to Darwin Holm-strom and Brian J. Nelson in the book BMW Motorcycles, Friz "often referred to automobiles as 'stupid conveyances' and thought even less highly of motorcycles." Yet, Karl Popp felt that his company could produce a better motorcycle on its own, and convinced Friz to build an improved boxer-engined machine. The result was the BMW R32. The R32 was unveiled at the Paris Motorcycle Salon in 1923, and it proved to be the sensation of the event. The R32 was sort of an amalgamation of the best practices in motorcycle building at the time. With the exception of the wet sump system, there wasn't anything necessarily earth-shattering about its individual components, but its overall quality and thoughtful design made it stand out. Unlike the Helios, the R32 pivoted the engine 90 degrees and hung the finned cylinders in the wind, solving three problems at once: a wheelbase too long for practical purposes, insufficient cooling to the rear cylinder, and placement of a transmission. With the crankshaft mounted longitudinally, a three-speed transmission could be bolted directly in line with the engine, eliminating the primary drive chain. The R32 also used BMW's trademark shaft drive to turn the rear differential. BMW immediately refined the R32 in 1924. This rare 1923 model only has a brake on the rear wheel, operated by jamming a block of wood against a dummy rim, which is about as effective as it sounds. Until 1969, when BMW introduced the /5 series, the company continued to use Max Friz's basic R32 layout. Even more noteworthy, the shaft drive that appeared on the R32 remained the sole drive system of every BMW motorcycle until the F650's launch in 1994. The motorcycle seen here is part of BMW's corporate collection and was on display at the 2008 New York Auto Show in April. BMW R32s are the most highly sought-after collectibles because of their rarity and their legacy. Perfect examples such as this one--if you could find one--could fetch as high as $100,000. BMW continued to advance the boxer-twin/shaft-driven design for the next 85 years, and today at least half of the new motorcycles available from BMW still use that basic architecture. There's something to be said for doing it once and doing it right. SOURCE

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Music Title: cyberpunk: edgerunners rap | "UPGRADE" | RUSTAGE Signer: RUSTAGE Release Date: 1 oct, 2022 Official Youtube Link: Informations About The Signer: famous nerdcore rapper in youtube with more thank 1.2 million subscribes and he has unique flow Your Opinion About The Track (Music Video): very viby and catchy

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When it comes to moving an affluent family, there's no better BMW than the X7, the brand's luxurious three-row SUV. While its cargo area and rearmost seats aren't as spacious as rivals such as the Jeep Grand Wagoneer and Mercedes-Benz GLS-class, the Bimmer boasts better driving manners as well as an impressive selection of engines. They range from a 375-hp turbo-six to a 523-hp twin-turbo V-8, with the latter making 630 horses on the highest-class, max-performance Alpina XB7. All models have all-wheel drive and an adaptive air suspension that promotes a pillow-like ride. The 2023 X7's interior is serene, but it's also packed with upscale materials and modern tech such as the dash's giant curved glass display. Those features, combined with the X7's towing capability and an array of standard active-safety tech, make the biggest BMW one of the best. What's New for 2023? The 2023 X7 receives a mid-cycle refresh that includes a more expressive front end and a new dashboard design with a huge digital display and BMW's latest infotainment system. The largest BMW SUV also has more standard features and new driver-assistance technology. For the first time, BMW will offer a set of 23-inch rims, too. The X7 also benefits from updated powertrains. The xDrive40i's turbocharged six-cylinder now makes 375 horsepower (up 40) and up to 398 pound-feet of torque (up 67). The V-8 model's name changes from M50i to M60i, and its new twin-turbo 4.4-liter and 48-volt hybrid system are claimed to form a more efficient duo. The ragen-topping Alpina XB7 has an even more powerful setup than the M60i that makes 630 horsepower–18 more than before. Pricing and Which One to Buy xDrive40i $78,845 M60i $104,095 Alpina XB7 $145,995 0$50k$100k$150k$200k$250k Even with our fondness for the twin-turbo V-8's horsepower and noteworthy performance, we'd recommend the X7 xDrive40i. It has desirable standard features that include four-zone climate control, a panoramic sunroof, power-adjustable front seats with memory settings, heated front seats, a power tailgate, and more. We'd also add one of the Vernasca leather upholstery choices and the Premium package that includes a head-up display, gesture controls, and soft-close doors. Engine, Transmission, and Performance The entry-level X7 xDrive40i is powered by a 375-hp turbocharged inline-six-cylinder, and the M60i has a twin-turbo 4.4-liter V-8 that makes 523 horses. The Alpina XB7 has a specially tuned version of that V-8, which develops 630 horsepower. All three engines pair with an eight-speed automatic and all-wheel drive. Every X7 rides on an air suspension with adaptive dampers, and the chassis can be further enhanced with the available rear-axle steering and active anti-roll bars that reduce body motions. Both features are standard on the M60i, which has a sportier suspension setup by default. The smallest wheels on the X7 measure 21 inches in diameter, but BMW now also offers 23-inchers for the first time. SOURCE

At just 22 years old, Jimmy Donaldson, also known as MrBeast, is one of the most-viewed and highest-paid creators on YouTube. He's known for such stunts as reading every word in the dictionary, turning a backyard into a ballpit, buying everything in a store, and giving away a million dollars but only giving people one minute to spend it. His ambitious challenges and money-giveaways have helped him grow his channel to roughly 53 million subscribers. On Tuesday, the New York Times published a damning article about Donaldson, where former employees described a toxic work environment. The portrayal is in deep contrast with his wholesome public image. Here's how MrBeast rose to fame. Donaldson uploaded his first YouTube in February 2012, when he was just 13 years old. MrBeast in a video in 2015. MrBeast/YouTube The teenager began his YouTube career posting videos under the username "MrBeast6000." For the first few years, Donaldson attempted, unsuccessfully, to master the YouTube algorithm by creating the content he thought would attract the largest audience. Source: Newsweek, Casey Neistat on YouTube As MrBeast attempted to game YouTube's algorithm, the aspiring YouTuber went through stages of trends on his channel: funny compilations of highlights in playing "Minecraft" and "Call of Duty," estimating YouTubers' wealth, offering tips and tricks to aspiring creators, and commentating on YouTuber drama. MrBeast himself made very few appearances in his videos in the early days. MrBeast playing "Call of Duty" on his channel in 2014. MrBeast/YouTube Source: Newsweek MrBeast started to gain a following in 2015 and 2016 thanks to his "worst intros" series of videos, which rounded up and poked fun at YouTuber introductions he discovered on the platform. By mid-2016, MrBeast hit 30,000 subscribers. MrBeast/YouTube Source: MrBeast on YouTube In late 2016, MrBeast enrolled in college, although the details of his higher education are hard to come by. The YouTuber said he lasted only two weeks in college before he dropped out, telling his mom: "I'd rather be poor than do anything beside YouTube." His mom made him move out of his childhood home North Carolina at 18 because, "she loves me and just wanted me to be successful," MrBeast later said. MrBeast/YouTube Source: MrBeast on Twitter MrBeast first went viral in January 2017, when he uploaded a video showing himself counting to 100,000 — which he later revealed took him 44 hours. "I just really wanted it," MrBeast later said about the challenge. "I had dropped out of college, I wasn't really making much. I knew it would go viral." After that first video went viral, MrBeast found what the YouTube algorithm liked. He quickly amassed more views with similar stunts, like spinning a fidget spinner for 24 hours and watching Jake Paul's "It's Everyday Bro" music video for 10 hours straight. By November 2017, MrBeast reached 1 million subscribers. Casey Neistat/YouTube Source: MrBeast on Twitter Now, MrBeast has a few types of videos that serve as his bread-and-butter on his channel. MrBeast, left, watching over a challenge competing for $1 million. MrBeast/YouTube He still puts on exhausting, hours-long stunts — which have been referred to as "junklord YouTube" — as well as last-person-to-leave challenges in which he gives out thousands of dollars. These videos' titles range from "Going Through the Same Drive Thru 1,000 Times" to "Last To Remove Hand, Gets Lamborghini Challenge." Source: The Verge MrBeast also puts on attention-grabbing donation and charity stunts. MrBeast donating $10,000 to a Twitch streamer with 0 views. MrBeast/YouTube He once opened up a car dealership where he gave out cars for free, and is known to dole out thousands of dollars to small streamers on Twitch and YouTube, as well as to waitresses and Uber drivers in person. As Donaldson has grown his channel, he was able to hire four of his childhood friends — Chris, Chandler, Garret, and Jake — to work for him and his YouTube channel. By December 2018, MrBeast had given out $1 million through his outlandish stunts, earning him the title of "YouTube's biggest philanthropist."MrBeast has been credited with helping to launch a new style of expensive stunt videos on YouTube in which creators pull off elaborate challenges and large-scale sponsored giveaways.However, MrBeast's success hasn't come without controversy.MrBeast has also been accused of giving away fake money after critics found that bills used in a November 2019 video were not of legal tender.Over the years, MrBeast has revealed a few details about his life. The 22-year-old has shared that he has Crohn's disease, a chronic inflammatory bowel disease. In June 2019, MrBeast first shared on Instagram he was dating Maddy Spidell. "i don't want mr beast for his money, just want a bf with good taste in anime who can make me laugh," Spidell wrote on Twitter the month before In late 2018, MrBeast harnessed his notoriety for elaborate stunts to throw his support behind PewDiePie, the po[CENSORED]r YouTuber who was locked in a battle for the spot as the most-subscribed-to YouTube channel (a title he's since lost to T-Series). In late 2019, MrBeast launched — and successfully completed — a fundraising campaign called #TeamTrees to plant 20 million trees by the end of the year. The campaign gathered the support of more than 600 influencers and received donations from tech execs like Elon Musk and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, and YouTube stars like Jeffree Star and PewDiePie. Source: Business Insider, Team Trees MrBeast was one of the most-viewed creators on all of YouTube in 2020. MrBeast uses po[CENSORED]r keywords like "24-Hour" in his videos. He's accrued more than 10 million views on every video he's uploaded in the past two years, displaying just how successful he is at going viral. YouTube put him as the top creator of 2020, beating out other viral sensations like Dream and James Charles. His net worth isn't publicly available, but he's said that most of his $1 million donations are funded by brand deals. SOURCE

Ecuador's Byron Castillo (left) has played 10 times for Ecuador Ecuador are set to retain their place at this year's World Cup in Qatar after Fifa dismissed a claim of ineligibility against their player Byron Castillo. Fifa deemed in June that the right-back is eligible but the Chile and Peru football associations lodged appeals. Now Fifa's appeals committee has said that Castillo does qualify for Ecuador. "This is a dark day for football and for the credibility of the system," said Jorge Yunge, general secretary of the Football Federation of Chile (FFC). Castillo played in eight World Cup qualifiers for Ecuador but the FFC claimed the 23-year-old used a false birth certificate to register as Ecuadorian. Last week the Daily Mail published details of an interview with Castillo in which he appears to admit that his documents are fake and that he was born in Colombia in 1995, rather than the Ecuadorian city of General Villamil Playas in 1998. "The footballing world heard a player who helped Ecuador qualify for the Fifa World Cup admit he was born in Colombia and that he gained an Ecuadorian passport using false information," Yunge added. "No wonder he refused to participate in the Fifa hearing. What does it say about the appeals committee that confronted with all this still they fail to act? "The weight of evidence is clear and we urge the appeals committee to deliver the grounds of the decision very quickly." A Fifa statement on Friday said: "On the basis of the documents presented, the player was to be considered as holding permanent Ecuadorian nationality." It added that "the present decision remains subject to an appeal before the Court of Arbitration for Sport". The FFC confirmed it will appeal, with its lawyer Eduardo Carlezzo saying: "I have never seen in my entire life as a lawyer an injustice like this one. "There are a huge number of documents that, alone, prove without any reasonable doubt that the player was born in Colombia. "In addition to that, everyone heard his confession, given during an official investigation carried by the Ecuadorian Federation." He added: "It's a sad day for football and for fair play. The message is clear: cheating is allowed." Ecuador claimed the fourth and final automatic World Cup place from the South American qualifiers, with Peru fifth and Chile seventh in the standings. Ecuador are due to play hosts Qatar in the opening match of the 2022 World Cup on 20 November. They will also face the Netherlands and Senegal in Group A. source

contra not enough activity, change name even a little bit to be different from other admin we had, you might read rules, but you didn't take action as it said, not correct key. you can find key at bottom of the admin rules section. learn English more thoroughly to lessen your misunderstandings to our staff.