and another look at how this just riggled in. >> a short, tidy backstroke.its through it real nice. and that break starts grabbing the ball looks like it's going to lip out, but no. >> chris kirk, the leader of the fedexcup points coming in, age 29, and now the final group is back on the tee here at 18. roger. >> rory's got a 5 iron and there's a little breeze hurting and a little bit from the right as well. but i think this could -- i think it's a good club, john. >> yeah, it's not an easy shot. nobody has been inside ten feet today in just three birdies. see if he plays a draw or tell me what flight he hits when he hits it. >> that started right and is going right. it's at the bunker on the right. carried that bunker. >> yeah, wow, that nestles down there. >> he definitely has not had ace aim today. but he's looking at 67. that just shows how good these guys are around the green when they do miss like this. and he made it 15. >> yeah, he finally got it into day game territory yesterday with a 65. mcilroy was repeatedly hanging on. hung around in the champi

and another look at how this just riggled in. >> a short, tidy backstroke.its through it real nice. and that break starts grabbing the ball looks like it's going to lip out, but no. >> chris kirk, the leader of the fedexcup points coming in, age 29, and now the final group is back on the tee here at 18. roger. >> rory's got a 5 iron and there's a little breeze hurting and a little bit from the right as well. but i think this could -- i think it's a good club, john. >> yeah, it's not an easy shot. nobody has been inside ten feet today in just three birdies. see if he plays a draw or tell me what flight he hits when he hits it. >> that started right and is going right. it's at the bunker on the right. carried that bunker. >> yeah, wow, that nestles down there. >> he definitely has not had ace aim today. but he's looking at 67. that just shows how good these guys are around the green when they do miss like this. and he made it 15. >> yeah, he finally got it into day game territory yesterday with a 65. mcilroy was repeatedly hanging on. hung around in the champi

terms of your analysis "crimes andbook civil disorder" written in 1995 with a two page segment about rigglemass which some of us here have been super involved with. they were remarking on the fact that this icicle phenomenon had developed a swarming tactic and they had no idea what to do because they were not prepared for something that had no head that they could chop off and make it go away and it filled the street and moved around without any obvious means of communication. something the was military needed to learn from, so i'm wondering about the there's al stop >> deeper history to this swarm which is a central part of it. how do we deal with the mob, how do we deal with the rabble question mark what do we do with that and whether it can be harnessed and what happens -- this is from world war ii and world war i, what's the potential danger of that? that's always something that has fascinated social theorists. later, themuch 1990's and during the 60's that they realize they had to develop new tactics to deal with a decentralized element. in russian about it military manuals because the

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we've got rob riggle. >> seth rogan is coming back. he plays a part on the show every season.or the role? got your teams going this season? >> yeah. we're in method acting. >> we'rer all in a league together amongst the cast and creators. and we've been at it now since the beginning. it's a fun way to get more involved in the game. >> yeah. it gives you a vested interest in every game.in feels like you have some action in feit.ti >> you have all your picks and you're ready. >> i hope. but whatever your instinct is when you feel you've got it figured out, someone's out for the season and you're done. >> it seems like an awful lot of work. >> not as much work as fantasy baseball. that's a lot more games. at least it's just one game a week. >> the stakes are -- in most leagues if you win you get a trophy or money or something. also if you're the biggest loser in your league then you get punished. and that can end up like i'm trying to remember real life stuff. >> there was a guy thatal had t get a tattoo of justin bieber because he lost his fantasy league. >> no. >> insane.f >> y