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Hits: Phyiscal toughness. Number of hits a unit can take before dying. Base hits determine size. Under 5 hits is a small unit, under 10 but over 5 is a medium unit, under 25 but over 10 is a large unit, and anything over 26 is a huge unit. Large units cannot enter tunnels (unless they are tunnelers), and huge units cannot be flyers. These are base values, unmodified by traits or leveling.
Attack: Attack determines a unit's hitting power. This is compared against an enemy's modified defense to determine how many hits are scored.
Defense: Toughness of a unit, and its ability to resist damage. Base defense cannot exceed 4 for infantry and flyers, or 6 for cavalry. Large units are limited to 8 for infantry or flyers, and 12 for cavalry. Huge units are limited to 20. This does not cap increases from traits.
Movement: Number of hexes a unit can move. Base movement (unmodified by traits) is capped at 2 (siege) 3 (infantry) 4 (cavalry) or 5 (flyers).
Movement Type: Determines how a unit moves over the terrain.
Flyers: Treats all terrain as if it cost 1 movement point. Can cross water hexes. Can enter mountain terrain, but it costs 2 movement. Gains no bonuses due to terrain.
Cavalry: Treats open terrain (plains, roads, light forest) as if it cost ½ the normal movement. All other terrain types cause a -50% combat effectiveness penalties. Cannot enter mountains or water hexes.
Infantry: Suffers movement costs and gains defensive bonuses normally.
Siege: Can only move on open terrain. Cannot move and attack in the same turn. Siege units deal twice damage against cities and walls (and units behind walls) but only half
damage against regular units.
Statistics and Levelling: When a unit levels they gain one bonus attribute to assign to hits, attack or defense. Every third level they can assign it instead to movement, allowing them to exceed the normal base movement rates. All production and upkeep costs are calculated on lvl 1 creatures, except for knights, which are calculated at lvl 5 (because thats when they are popped)
Attacks: attacking unit rolls a dice (d4 for small, d6 for medium, d8 for large, and d10 for huge) and adds its modified attack. This is compared against the enemy unit's modified defense stat plus another die roll (d4 for small, d6 for medium, d8 for large, and d10 for huge). the attack roll minus the defense roll equals damage to the defending unit's stats.
Hiding/Foolamancy: Units have a natural stealth stat, modified by terrain (thick terrains like forests make units harder to spot). The larger the unit the easier it is to spot. Every leadership unit (commanders and casters) have a chance to pierce a veil/spot a hidden unit. This is a roll, modified by the unit's level and any scouting bonuses, versus the units stealth/veil. In the case of using magic against foolamancy, there is a penalty to the roll if the caster uses less juice than the foolamancer did as if he did so at the same efficiency (a master-class foolamancer veiling a 10 hit unit only used 5 juice, but a novice-class lookamancer would have to use 10 juice to avoid a penalty, and 20 juice to get the best bonus to find the veiled units).
Unit Creation:
Units pop at lvl 1. Knights are elite versions of normal units, and pop at lvl 5. You can only have one kind of knight per city, and they can only be popped in that city (this requires 2 slots: 1 for the base creature, and 1 for the knight version). Knight class units gain 5 extra attribute points that are not calculated in their cost.
Pop Point Cost: = Hits*Hits*(Move + Defense + Attack)) + Natural Trait Cost (Trait Rank*50)
Shmuker's Cost: = 4*Pop Point Cost + 4*Natural Trait Cost(Trait Rank *50)[yes you pay double for these abilities as they are powerful]
Upkeep: = 10% * Shmuker cost
Units gain 1 trait per level, and have an extremely limited selection. Units that have "natural" traits can improve these traits as if they had access to them (so a natural thinkamancer like an archon can improve their thinkamancy trait).
Warlords and Casters gain 2 traits per level. Warlords typically cannot gain caster traits, and casters typically cannot gain leadership-related traits.
Heirs and Faction Leaders gain 3 traits per level (not retroactively, only when leveling while heir/leader). Typically they have access to warlord traits (though caster leaders/heirs are not unheard of). They can gain the Rulership and related trait.
NOTE: games utilizing these rules should not include level as a calculation for combat. Traits should give bonuses naturally to higher level units.
NOTE2: Units of the same type will level up the same way, and gain the same traits. So a lvl 2 Piker will have one set of traits, and a lvl 3 piker will have the same traits plus one more, a lvl 4 will have the same as a lvl 3 with one additional trait. All lvl 4 Pikers will have the same traits.
Each skill tree has one Primary and three Secondary skills. Secondary skills cannot be levelled past the level of their primary skill.
Skills have four levels: Basic, Advanced, Expert, and Master.
Skill Trees:
General (available to everyone):
Hardiness (Primary): Increases Hits of a unit (10%/20%/30%/40%)
*Melee Attack (Secondary): Increases Melee Attack of a unit (10%/20%/30%/40%)
*Defense (Secondary): Increases Defense of a unit (10%/20%/30%/40%)
*Ranged Attack (Secondary): Increases Ranged Attack of a unit (10%/20%/30%/40%)
Scouting (Primary): Increases sight range of a unit (1 hex/2 hexes/3 hexes/ 4 hexes)
*Pathfinding (secondary): Decreases movement penalty of difficult terrain (0.25 point reduction/0.5 reduction/0.75 reduction/1 reduction)
*Stealth (secondary): Increases chance of remaining hidden from enemy scouts (invisible to units with scouting lower than your stealth)
*Maneuver (secondary): Increases Movement of a unit (0.5/1/1.5/2)
Warlord (available to warlords and leaders/heirs):
Leadership (Primary): Grants bonuses to hits of all units in a stack (+20%/+40%/+60%/+80%)
*Offensive Tactics (secondary): Grants bonus to attack of a stack (+10%/20%/30%/40%)
*Defensive Tactics (secondary): Grants bonus to defense of a stack (+10%/20%/30%/40%)
*Mobility (secondary): Increases movement of a stack (+25%/50%/75%/100%)
Rulership (Available to leaders/heirs):
Rulership (Primary): Increases Schmukers per turn (10%/20%/30%/40%)
*Estates (secondary): Reduces upkeep costs of all units (10%/20%/30%/40%)
*Contracting (secondary): Reduces costs of hiring mercenaries/casters. Also reduces interest penalty of loans (10%/20%/30%/40%)
*Diplomacy (secondary): Increases recruitment rate of natural allies (10%/20%/30%/40%)
Magic (Available to Casters):
NOTES: All magic traits have a primary trait (the class of magic) that increases a caster's juice and potency of spells of that class. They then also have 3 secondary traits that have specific effects, as well as improving magic of that type.
Primary Magic Traits of every level provide 10 additional points of juice.
Magic traits are for general use, if you have a specific use you'd like to do, ask and I will provide a cost.
Any magic that allows you to create a unit also provides a leadership bonus when stacked with those unit types (even those you haven't created) as if you had the Leadership primary (20%/40%/60%/80%)
Hocus Pocus (Primary)
*Findamancy (secondary) Can scout 1 hex per 1 points of juice (1/0.75/0.5/0.25), but can only search for one thing at a time (keywords like siege, scouts, casters, etc). This provides little information, but is cheaper than other methods of scouting, and can help guide areas to scout. Can penetrate foolamancy by spending more juice than the foolamancer did to make the veil.
*Predictamancy (secondary) Can reroll attack rolls at 5 juice per dice. Can also make enemies reroll defense rolls at double the cost (5/4/3/2). The rerolls may be rerolled at double the cost of juice (fate can only be manipulated so much).
*Mathamancy (secondary) Calculating matchups provides a +1 bonus to a units attack or defense roll per 5 points spent (max of trait level per attribute, so master-level can only provide a +4 bonus at a cost of 8 juice) (5/4/3/2).
Spookism (Primary)
*Turnamancy (secondary) Can try to dominate enemy units at a cost of 5 points per hit (5/4/3/2). Produces bonus pop points per juice spent (1/1.3/1.6/2)
*Dollomancy (secondary) can create cloth golems at a cost of 1 juice per hit. Increases effectiveness of dollomancy spells (1 hit/1.3/1.6/2| 20%/40%/60%/80%). Can create accessories.
*Weirdomancy (secondary) Able to increase a units movement at a cost of 10/9/7/5 juice per point increased. Able to allow one unit to ignore the wall bonus of a city at the same cost. Able to remove a special, or add one (such as flying) for a turn at a cost of 20/17/13/10. Able to create a portal. Portals are two way and each portal can only link to one other portal. Each portal must be made individually, and the caster must be present to create each portal. Each portal costs 200 juice, which may be spent over multiple turns.
Stuffamancy (Primary)
*Dirtamancy (secondary)Able to reduce the cost of upgrading or building a city or city improvements by 1/1.3/1.6/2% per juice spent (maximum 50% reduction). May create and heal crap/mud/dirt/rock golems as per a dollomancer. May create up to 20/40/70/100 juice worth of traps in a hex which deal 1/1.3/1.6/2 hit per juice to any enemy stack entering the hex. Dirtamancer may activate/deactivate the traps at will as long as they are within the hex. Active traps always spring on the first stack from another side that enters them.
*Changemancy (secondary) Can turn a unit into another unit. Costs 1 juice per 1/1.3/1.6/2 pop points difference between the two units.
*Dittomancy (secondary) doubles the attack of ranged units (cost 2 per attack point/1.6/1.3/1). Can dupe units (creates an exact copy that lasts until end of next turn; costs 5 juice per hit/4/3/2). Can replicate units popped in the city they are in (costs 4 juice per hit/3/2/1). These units are permanent.
Eyemancy (Primary)
*Lookamancy (secondary) Can scout 1 hex per 2 points of juice (2/1.5/1/0.5) [Cost increases by 1/0.75/0.5/0.25 juice per hex away from the lookamancer]. Can penetrate foolamancy by spending more juice than the foolamancer did to make the veil.
*Thinkamancy (secondary) Can send thinkagrams by spending 1 juice (cost doesn't change). May dominate an enemy unit for (1/2/3/4) turns at a cost of 2 juice per hit of the enemy unit. [may reduce the cost of the domination by reducing its duration to 2/1.6/1.3/1; so a master class thinkamancer may dominate a unit for 1 turn at a cost of 1 juice per hit, or 2 turns at a cost of 1.3 juice per hit]. May link to another caster, allowing them to share a pool of juice, in addition to reducing juice costs by 5/10/15/20%. May create a three caster link, creating a combined pool between all three casters, allowing access to more awesome spells. Breaking the link has a 50/40/30/10% chance to kill each caster involved in the link.
*Foolamancy (secondary) Can veil units by spending 1 juice per hit (1 juice per hit/1.3/1.6/2). Can create illusionary doubles of units at the same cost rate. Increases effectiveness of veils by (20%/40%/60%/80%), and decreases their chance to be penetrated.
Hippiemancy (Primary)
*Flower Power (secondary) can prevent units from attacking at a cost of 1 juice per hit of enemy unit (1 hit per juice/1.3/1.6/2) or create plant creatures at a cost of 1 juice per hit (1 hit per juice/1.3/1.6/2) May poison a unit at a cost of 1 juice per 1/1.3/1.6/2 hits of the unit. The unit dies at the end of its turn. 100 juice, may prevent all combat in a hex for a turn.
*Signamancy (secondary) Can make units appear to be other units. Cost is 5 juice per point difference between unit hits (minimum 2 points in cost). (5 juice per point/4/3/2).
*Date-a-mancy (secondary) Can make units match to deal damage to specific units. Cost 2 juice per damage point (2/1.6/1.3/1). Increases damage caused by (10%/20%/30%/40%) [bonus damage from dateamancy does not incur additional juice cost, and is added after juice cost is taken into account. If your caster cannot cover the juice cost, then only damage they can cover is caused.
Naughtymancy (Primary)
*Shockamancy (secondary) can prevent units from attacking at a cost of 1 juice per 2 hits of enemy unit (2 hit per juice/2.6/3/2/4) Deal 1/1.3/1.6/2 hits per juice as an attack.
*Croakamancy (secondary) can convert deceased units into undead at a cost of 1 juice per hit (partial creations allowed).(1hit per juice/1.3/1.6/2)
*Rectonjuration (secondary) Can mimic the effects of any other branch of magic at an increased cost. Increases the effectiveness of all Retconjured spells. (cost 5 juice per juice of regular spell/4/3/2 | 20% effectiveness boost/40%/60%/80%)
Stagemancy (Primary)
*Hat Magic (secondary)Create a pair of linked hats for 20 juice (can be spent over multiple turns), which may then send items (such as those created by a dollamancer) between the two hats. Pull a unit (must be non-sentient) out of a hat for 5/4/3/2 juice per hit of the unit.
*Carnymancy (secondary) May add or subtract 1 from any die roll at the cost of 5/4/3/2 juice. May only be used once per roll. Must be reused on rerolls generated by predictamancy.
*Rhyme-o-mancy (secondary) Increases the move speed of a stack by 1 per 20/17/14/10 juice spent. Increases the effective juice spent by another caster by 1/1.3/1.6/2% per juice spent.
Clevermancy (Primary)
*Luckamancy (Secondary) You can transfer a die roll from one unit to another at a cost of 5 points per difference in die rolls [so a 4 rolled being replaced by a 6 costs 10 juice]. (5 juice per point difference/4/3/2).
*Healomancy (Secondary) Can heal 1 hit of damage at the cost of 1 juice. Increases heal spell effectiveness (1 dam/1.3/1.6/2.0|20%/40%/60%/80%)
*Moneymancy (Secondary) Increases income per turn by 1% per point of juice. (1%/2%/3%/5%) Can convert shmuckers into gems at a cost of 1 juice per 50 shmuckers. (50/75/100/150)
Upgrades cost 2500 * new upgrade level schmuckers, and takes 1 turn to construct. City Center Upgrades are special and take 1 turn per level to build, and cost 10k schmuckers per new city level.
City Center: Each level increases the city's level by 1. Starts at lvl 1, you must have at least (lvl-1) ^2 city improvements to level up the city (lvl 2 requires 1 upgrades, lvl 3 requires 4, lvl 4 requires 9, and lvl 5 requires 16 upgrades). Produces 1000 schmukers, 50 pop points, 10 wall defense, decreases garrison upkeep by 10%, stores 20 juice of defenses and has 1 production slot per level.
Barracks: Each level increases the number of units the city can produce by 1
Smithy: each level increases the number of pop points the city produces by 25
Tower: Each level increases the amount of stored defense juice by 20 points
Walls: Each level increases city defenses by 5
Slaughterhouse/Granary: Each level increases city income by 250 schmukers.
Storehouse: Each level decreases upkeep cost of garrison by 5%
Creating a Side:
All sides have five unit types to begin with. These are "standard" designs, and may not have a subtype. In addition, a side may have one additional unit design per level of a relevant caster trait. These must be of the same subtype as the caster. For example, a master croakamancer would grant the side four additional unit designs, all of which must be uncroaked.
Creating an initial Character
Need some help on finishing out the caster traits and city upgrades. Any advice on the empty slots? What sort of costs should I look to meet for city improvements? I'm thinking of just level * 2500 shmukers for upgrades and 10k*new city level to improve the town center.
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Many years have passed since then and with the introduction of world travel, multicultural societies became the norm. Everyone was equal, not only in the workplace, but in the sporting world as well. Or so we thought.
In October 2011, the sporting world was rocked by not one, but two race related cases. Luis Suarez was accused of using a word in a racial manner. That word also had several meanings, depending on the company you were in. He was of course found guilty in late December and will now sit out an eight match ban and pay a fine of 40,000.
We were also made aware of an incident involving John Terry and Anton Ferdinard. Again this case has been built around the use of a word or words that have insulted the person they were aimed. The big difference here of course, is that this case will be dealt with by the courts and the sentence will be different. Once the decision is made, it is believed that it will then be passed to the Football Association to ensure it is dealt with by a sporting body.
The fall-out from both of these cases has highlighted once again that racism has been bubbling under the surface all the time. I guess it was one of those things that can be classed under the title - It was only a matter of time. There has been a massive groundswell of opinion from the media, from highly regarded people in football and from the supporters as well. In today's modern society where we are all thought to think for ourselves, you would have thought that is exactly what would happen. It did to a certain extent but then the idiots decide it's their turn to show people how clever they believe they are. The amount of vitriol and foul mouthed insults that have been thrown around the social networking sites, Facebook and Twitter has been disgraceful.
So much so, that with the New Year barely a week in, a supporter who attended the Live, rpool v Oldham FA cup game decided he would ruin what turned into a fantastic match. The player in question was Tom Adeyemi, who became visibly upset towards the game, so much so that the referee decided to stop play for several minutes. During this time Steven Gerrard and Dirk Kuyt proved to the world that Liverpool Football Club is a very caring organisation. At this point nobody had realised that Tom had become the victim of racial abuse and it was only once the game had finished that we were aware of the full story. It appears a twenty year old man, and I use the word man, very loosely decided to let his ignorance rule his head. After a weekend of co-operation from Liverpool Football Club, he was identified and is now on police bail, whilst inquiries continue. Liverpool Football Club will ensure that he never enters Anfield again. So several minutes of ignorance has cost him a lifetime of following his team in their spiritual home - a lesson learnt, in the current climate, I really do wonder if that is the case.
Yesterday it transpired that Everton player, Louis Saha had been the victim of abuse via Twitter. A young man had without thinking, left his phone on his desk and yes, you have guessed a colleague decided to send a racist text to Louis. He has since found out and lost his job - A very harsh lesson learnt, I believe.
Ex-Liverpool Footballer, Stan Colleymore has also been the victim of racial abuse via twitter, so much so, that he has made several complaints to his local police force and a young man has again been arrested and it now out on police bail.
There were calls over the weekend for the government to look into racism in sport and thankfully it was announced earlier this afternoon that the Culture, Media and Sports Committee will begin this task on 6th March 2012. Liverpool Walton MP, Steve Rotherham will be one of those sitting to hear the evidence and it is believed that Kenny Dalglish, Luis Suarez and Patrice Evra will be amongst those called to give evidence.
I dread to think when the next occurrence of ignorance or indeed pure stupidity will happen. It seems to be something that has been gathering pace over the last four months and needs to be stopped in its tracks before it damages someone's life so much so that it is beyond repair. So how can we do that, by thinking about what is written below:-
We are all members of the human race.
It does not Matter what Colour our skin is
It Does Not Matter What Language we speak
It Does Not Matter What Religion we Worship
Everyone is entitled to the same opportunities in life and nobody should ever question that.
Everyone is also entitled to be treated with the same respect.
We need to start the healing process by ensuring that people understand why it is no longer tolerated. Those of us with children need to educate them to ensure that they realise that everyone is equal.
If you work within the teaching profession ensure that lessons are immediately slotted into the curriculum. It is one of those situations at the moment that can be dealt with while the iron is hot - so to speak.
Those of you that are members of a large multicultural workforce ensure that your colleagues are made to feel extra special for a while - I dread to think what some of them are thinking right now.
So let's all see it as a challenge and ensure that it one challenge that we can and we will win. We are after all part of a very famous footballing family and that family is Liverpool Football Club, who has supporters spread throughout the globe.
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The 2010 AMA Motocross Champion is shooting KTM into unprecedented territory. Oakley MX Star Ryan Dungey kicked back into top form and displayed his mastery of the Outdoors – sweeping the 450 Class Motos at Budds Creek for his third straight victory on the season. The resounding win elevates him further in the season standings, extending his lead to 54 points over Mike Alessi. The triumph also racks up his 17th overall – rendering Ryan No. 6 all-time in overall motocross victories.


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Byerson Cockrell | 6-0 | 185 | junior | defensive back
One of the few junior college recruits in the 2014 class, Cockrell enrolled early and made an impression in the spring with his acceleration and aggressive tackling ability.
Cockrell fits the Husker profile of a cover corner, and will battle for a starting job with Jonathan Rose and Daniel Davie.
Cockrell can also play nickel and spell Charles Jackson if neces...
After a quiet debut on Saturday night, former Creighton star Doug McDermott put on a show during Chicago's NBA Summer League game Sunday.
He scored 31 points on 7-of-12 shooting, including 5 of 9 from 3-point range as the Bulls defeated Denver 103-76. McDermott also made all 12 of his free throws and added 1 rebound, 1 assist and 1 block in 27 minutes of play.
"It came a little easier for me tonight," McDermott said in a TV postgame interview. "The nerves were out."
In addition to McDermott, Tony Snell scored 23 points as the Bulls made 19 3-pointers in the game.
In May 2010, former Nebraska star Alex Gordon was sent down to Omaha by the Kansas City Royals to switch to outfield. It's a move that has worked out well for Gordon and the Royals.
World-Herald staff writer Dirk Chatelain profiled Gordon's transition from a demoted third baseman to an All-Star and Gold Glove winning outfielder.
When Gordon was sent to Omaha to play for the Royals at Rosenblatt Stadium, Kansas City General Manager Dayton Moore was confident that Gordon would handle the move like a pro.
"We've talked about it as an organization," Moore said. "Alex is a ...
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Nathan Gerry | 6-2 | 210 pounds | So. | Safety
Gerry was visibly pleased throughout spring practice by his move to safety, going back to what he considered his more natural position.
Gerry brings good size and speed to the position, and both he and LeRoy Alexander benefited greatly from full-time reps with the No. 1 defense in spring practice while returning starter Corey Cooper was out.
Gerry contributed immediat...
In his professional debut, former Creighton star Doug McDermott scored 10 points as the Bulls defeated the Clippers 86-70 in NBA Summer League play in Las Vegas.
McDermott's first professional point came on a free throw and his first basket was on an open 3-pointer from the corner.
"It's a lot faster than college, a lot more physical," McDermott said in a postgame TV interview. "It's going to take a lot of time to get adjusted to that."
McDermott started and played 31 minutes for the Bulls. His 10 points came on 2-of-8 shooting, including 2 of 5 from 3-point range. He a...
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Mark Pelini | 6-0 | 290 | senior | center
The two-time Academic All-Big Ten pick is lauded for his knowledge of the offense, but the former walk-on has been a surprising contributor the last two seasons.
Pelini started two games at center and played in all 13 last fall. He also played in seven as a sophomore in 2012.
The nephew of coach Bo Pelini went through spring practice sharing No. 1 reps at center with Ryne ...
Defensive coordinator John Papuchis and offensive coordinator Tim Beck were both on hand for an annual fundraising event at the All Holy Spirit Greek Orthodox Church Friday night.
Yes, they talked Husker football.
Here's a bunch of quick notes from the appearance:
>> At least to this point, Papuchis said it's senior Josh Mitchell at one cornerback spot, backed up by junior Jonathan Rose. Juniors Daniel Davie and Byerson Cockrell are at the other CB position, with Boaz Joseph also in the mix.
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Nebraska freshman receiver Jariah Tolbert was charged with possession of marijuana and obstructing a peace officer, two counts that stem from a June 12 incident. He's set to appear at an arraignment hearing next week in Lancaster County Court.
Tolbert was cited and jailed after he ran from University of Nebraska-Lincoln police officers, according to a police report. Police reportedly received a call about someone smoking marijuana between two outdoor tennis courts near the intersections of 17th and Vine Streets.
Tolbert, an incoming freshman from Louisiana, arrived on NU's ca...
Creighton sophomore guard Isaiah Zierden, who is rehabbing a knee injury suffered near the end of last season, took to Twitter on Friday to answer questions from fans.
Obviously the top question was about his knee, but he also covered other topics, including LeBron James returning to Cleveland.
On his knee:
@omahasweetest knee is feeling good! I would say a little to right on schedule. It takes a long time to rehab but it's a lot better! — Isaiah Zierden (@IsaiahZierden21) July 11, 2014
The Big Ten Network's Gerry DiNardo joined "The Bottom Line" host Mike'l Severe on Friday to discuss various topics. DiNardo covered Penn State recruiting, the odds Indiana makes a bowl game and what to expect from the Nebraska football team this season. On how the Husker offense might perform in 2014, DiNardo points to offensive coordinator Tim Beck's plans for quarterback Tommy Armstrong as the key factor. "I really think it's going to come down to what they try to do with Tommy Armstrong at quarterback. If they're going to try to make him a 50-50 run-pass guy, I don't think its going...
New Orleans defensive back Hunter Dale, a three-star 2015 prospect, has listed Nebraska among his top 10 finalists.
The 6-foot, 180-pound prospect posted the list Friday on Twitter.
247 Sports' Mike Schaefer called Dale a "very good defensive back" Thursday on "The Bottom Line" with Mike'l Severe. The John Curtis High School standout projects as a safety in college.
Here is Dale's Twitter announcement, and check out his junior season highlights below:
Truly blessed to have these schools in my top ten!!🙏 #TopTen pic.twitter.com/KuW7l92NRF — Hunter Dale (@HunterD_1...
Omaha boxer Terence "Bud" Crawford will join "Friday Fights" host Doug Kezirian tonight as an in-studio guest, according to a press release from Top Rank Boxing.
Crawford, the WBO lightweight champion who defended his title in Omaha with a knockout of challenger Yuriorkis Gamboa, will join the show to discuss his latest bout. "Friday Fights" — a two-hour show — airs at 8 p.m. on ESPN2.
Crawford is also expected to make appearances on various other ESPN shows Friday, and will also be hosting a live chat Friday afternoon.
USA Today named NU junior Terran Petteway atop its list of sleeper All-American players in 2014-15 Friday.
The top-five list by USA Today's Scott Gleeson cites Petteway's ability to score, which keeps NU in games.
"It takes winning close games to win the Big Ten. And to win close games, you need an alpha dog guy to turn to in pivotal stretches," Gleeson writes.
Petteway, last season's Big Ten scoring champ at 18.1 points a game, helped the Huskers break a 16-year NCAA tourney drought in March and was recently singled out as the No. 2 small forward by Sporting News.<...
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Sam Cotton | 6-4 | 250 pounds | So. | Tight end
The Barney Cotton family tree already has supplied Nebraska with a solid four-year contributor at tight end (Ben, 2009-12) and a two-year starter at offensive guard (Jake, 2013-14). Now is it time for Sam Cotton to break through as a third-year sophomore?
He played in 10 games last season and caught three passes, including a short touchdown at Minnesota. The Huskers could ...
247 Sports' Mike Schaefer joined host Mike'l Severe on "The Bottom Line" Thursday to discuss the latest Husker recruiting news.
Check out some key quotes and the full interview below, and follow @OWHBottomLine on Twitter and Facebook for more updates from the show.
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Schaefer on prospects planning to visit Lincoln:
"Keep your eyes out for Kendall Bussey here in the middle of the month, which means Hunter Dale could be coming along. Two guys that Nebraska obviously loves in Louisiana. ... Bussey, no need to talk about him much at all. He's a stud running back c...
World-Herald columnist Tom Shatel joined "The Botttom Line" with Mike'l Severe on Thursday to discuss Big Ten media days, how many games the Husker football might win this season, how Doug McDermott fits in Chicago and more.
Plus, a look at how the Huskers will perform with quarterback Tommy Armstrong at the helm.
"Taylor (Martinez) was an athlete. He was a great athlete. He made a lot of good quarterback plays over four years," said Shatel. "But I think when you change over quarterbacks — especially to a guy who has quarterback mechanics and looks like a quarterback and does...
Bulls forward and former Creighton star Doug McDermott will start his professional career Saturday in Las Vegas as Chicago kicks off play in the NBA Summer League.
The Bulls announced their Summer League roster Tuesday, and McDermott — who was drafted No. 11 overall by the Denver Nuggets last month before being traded to Chicago — is among those the organization is sending to Vegas.
McDermott, who's been taking part in minicamp with the Bulls this week, will leave Friday for Vegas, where the Bulls will face the Clippers, Nuggets and Timberwolves in a four-day stretch before t...
Nebraska senior I-back Ameer Abdullah will represent the Big Ten players by giving a keynote speech at the conference's annual kickoff luncheon later this month in Chicago.
League officials each year choose one player to address the crowd of Big Ten coaches, players and fans. Abdullah will be that individual in two weeks.
The event is July 29. Tickets are $110 each for fans, or $1,100 for a table of 10. (Find more information here).
Kickoff luncheon attendees will also get admission to an autograph session with the coaches and one former player from each school. There w...
Nebraska defensive end Randy Gregory was named to the Bronko Nagurski Trophy watch list Thursday. The Nagurski Trophy is awarded annually to the nation's top defensive performer.
The 6-foot-6, 240-pound Gregory led the Big Ten with 10.5 sacks last season, including nine in conference games. The junior also led the Huskers with 19 tackles for loss and was third on the team with 66 total tackles.
A first-team All-Big Ten selection in 2013, Gregory was earlier named to the watch lists for the Chuck Bednarik Award and Lott Trophy.
The Nagurski Trophy recipient is selected ...
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Marcus Newby | 6-1 | 215 pounds | RFr. | Linebacker
Nebraska is well-equipped at linebacker, where it returns four players who played regularly last season (David Santos, Michael Rose, Zaire Anderson, Josh Banderas) and another who has been in the program since 2010 (Trevor Roach).
The immediate value of Newby might be in the pass-rushing role, where the Huskers first tried him during spring practice. Coach Bo Pelini ca...
Germany's stunning 7-1 defeat of host nation Brazil in the World Cup was the talk of the sports world Tuesday. Not only was the scoreline eye-popping, but the stage it happened on — a World Cup semifinal — made it difficult to comprehend.
How does a six-goal margin of victory compare to other sports, like college football? Comparing the standard deviations of expected victory across multiple sports, Neil Paine of FiveThirtyEight sought to find out:
"In college football, Germany's rout was the equivalent of winning by 57 more points than expected. That's about the same as Tuls...
In a Q&A with BTN.com's Tom Dienhart posted Wednesday, Nebraska offensive coordinator Tim Beck discussed the Huskers' outlook for the 2014 season, including quarterback Tommy Armstrong's development and what could be the Big Ten's top receiving corps.
Beck told Dienhart that Armstrong — who took over and started eight games at QB last year following an injury to 4-year starter Taylor Martinez — "showed good signs for us to build on."
"He needs to be better in making decisions and with ball security. That will be his biggest hurdle, to grow in the offense and know defenses...
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Kevin Williams | 6-2 | 275 pounds | Jr. | Defensive tackle
Few on the roster have endured the same hard luck as Williams, who has suffered a pair of major knee injuries since arriving in Lincoln. That has limited him to five games, all as a redshirt freshman in 2012.
The NU staff eased Williams back into action during spring practice. He said he felt good as he started going through contact drills during the final two w...
Nebraska senior Mark Pelini was one of 66 centers named Tuesday to the official 2014 Rimington Trophy watch list.
The Rimington Trophy, named after All-America Nebraska center Dave Rimington, is awarded annually to the nation's top center.
The 6-foot-0, 290-pound Pelini helped pave the way for Nebraska I-back Ameer Abdullah, who racked up 1,690 rushing yards in 2013. Pelini, a former walk-on, will also be looked at to fill a leadership role next season as the Huskers graduated five seniors on the offensive line.
Nine other Big Ten players made the list: Michigan State'...
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Adam Taylor | 6-2 | 210 pounds | RFr. | I-back
He chose to redshirt a year ago, willingly accepting a year on the sidelines to better prepare himself to reach his potential. Now he gets to see if all the behind-the-scenes work has paid off.
Taylor seems to have the skills of the prototypical all-purpose back, strong enough to plow over defenders between the tackles and quick enough to avoid them on the outside.
The Maxwell Football Club announced its watch lists for the Maxwell Award and Chuck Bednarik Award. Also announced Monday, by the Louisville Sports Commission, was the Paul Hornung Award watch list.
Nebraska running back Ameer Abdullah was named to the watch lists for the Maxwell and Hornung awards. Senior wide receiver Kenny Bell was named to the Hornung watch list and defensive lineman Randy Gregory was named to the Bednarik watch list.
The Maxwell Award, named in honor of Robert W. "Tiny" Maxwell, has been given to the player of the year since 1937.
The Bednarik Awar...
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Joe Keels | 6-3 | 250 | junior | defensive end
The spring was difficult for Keels, who struggled to hold onto his second-team spot during his first semester at Nebraska. But given his play-making reputation at Highland (Kansas) Community College, Keels will get plenty of practice reps during preseason camp.
It also works in his favor that Nebraska lacks depth behind expected starters Randy Gregory and Greg McMullen. The...
BusinessInsider.com released a list of the top 15 most loyal fan bases in the country and the team at the top should be no surprise to Husker supporters.
The website lists Nebraska No. 1 over Big Ten rivals Ohio State (No. 3), Michigan (No. 6) and Penn State (No. 9) and former Big 12 foes Texas A&M (No. 11), Texas (No. 12) and Oklahoma (No. 14).
Some of the criteria for the list include home attendance, fan travel, being supportive during a down period.
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Brandon Reilly | 6-1 | 195 pounds | Soph. | Receiver
Speed can't be taught. And Reilly has a great deal of that.
The Lincoln Southwest graduate might be the fastest receiver on the team, which gives him a good shot at earning playing time. He's quick off the line, so he's typically tough to jam. His acceleration allows him to gain immediate separation, which is why he seemed to have some success running slants and insid...
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Sam Foltz | 6-1 | 205 pounds | Soph. | Punter
The hang time of Foltz's punts. That's initially what stood out to the Nebraska coaches when they started evaluating him as a punter. He has power in his kicking leg, and plenty of raw talent.
The challenge for him is to find consistency — which isn't all that surprising for a young player who suddenly jumped into a pressure-filled role. He had 15 punts go 50 yards or farthe...
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Three Dawson Bulldogs advanced to regionals at the District 19-1A cross country meet.
In boys, Caleb Grant took fourth place with a time of 18:41 and Seth Lachney came in sixth place with a time of 18:46.
Katie Grant was the lone girl to advance, taking sixth place with a time 15:44.
Dawson had three junior high boys place in the Top 10: Justin Gray came in fourth, Parker Henthorne in sixth and Brodie Cantu in ninth. The Dawson boys came in second place overall with Robert Jones and Billy Robinson also competing for Dawson.
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National Naval Aviation Museum ~ NAS Pensacola Florida ~ Best Museum In USA
Today we took a trip to the National Naval Aviation Museum, which is inside of the NAS Pensacola in Pensacola Florida. This is the best museum that I've ever been to, and it's FREE. I can't say enough wonderful awesome things about this place. Doesn't matter who you are, your background, whatever. You will be blown away by the depth and the breath of the exhibits that are on display here. I almost can't go on and on about this too much, except that you should come here and plan to spend a day.
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My grandfather flew a F6F Hellcat during WWII in the pacific. I've seen photos of this before, but seeing one up close in person was a shock to me. It's MUCH larger in person than when you see them flying around in photos or in old movies.
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If your an Aviation fanatic this is probably one of the best museums to visit.
I went to NAS pensacola for a school and visited the museum 5 times while I was there.
In the early 90's I had the good fortune to fly 2 different airframes in as permanent displays.
The museum Charlie mentioned in Mobile is neat too, not very large but they have the Alabama at pierside along with a WWII sub.
One trip aboard a WWII sub makes ya wonder how sailors lived in there for months at a time, not even enough space to turn around in.
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I'll post some more pics when I get some more time. I was just amazed at that museum and everything inside.
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That NAS museum was GREAT when I last saw in in mid 1990's
The Mobile bay-pretty neat too-not as spectacular as NAS but good!
You can see the old firing computer- mechanical electronic-WW2 vintage-they used to calculate how to fire those HUGE guns!!
Yeah-NAS GREAT MUSEUM!! Glad it is still good -maybe it had a SR71- or maybe that was in the air museum outside Tucson ?? Tempe maybe??
I love those flying boats-loiter for hours land on water-kill subs
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I was there a few years ago when I got to fly down with an Air Force KC-10 extender crew to help out at the airshow. Looks like they added a few more planes since I was there. But I will agree with what you said, GREAT museum.Objects in mirror are losing
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Would love to head out and visit that museum someday! My wife was actually stationed at Pensacola, FL for tech school. I've also heard rumor that they're trying to secure funds to transport the USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63) from Bremerton, WA to Pensacola to be turned into a museum as well. Would love the chance to see my old ship again as a museum! Be a great excuse for a family road trip for us!
On a side note, the Aviation museum in Seattle is absolutely awesome as well. Great WWI and WWII aircraft exhibit, not to mention an SR-71, Concord, and Kennedy's Air Force One.
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Yeah-trying to remember exactly where i saw the SR71
either NAS Pensacola
or the one outside Tucson-Tempe
The one in Tempe had a B58-the plane that really looked scary when I was a kid-
looked like an ATOMIC BOMBER-scary SOB
After 9/11 various military bases got kinda restrictive about letting folks in to see museums
Can't remember-is that NNAS museum actually on a base?
Seem to remember it was-but almost 20 years??
The Atomic Museum-Alburqurque (sic) was on an airbase-it got restrictive after 9/11-maybe even closed it for a while
As a kid 50's 60's planes-especially war planes-were a constant fascination for most kids
rockets space and NUKES were also fascinating-but planes were number 1
not sure what kids are fascinated by now-IT stuff maybe??
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I'm going to have to hit this one. I've been to the Air Force Museum in Dayton, OH many times but never made to here. This one is definitely on my list.Mike
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McNair participants are from disadvantaged backgrounds and have demonstrated strong academic potential. Institutions work closely with these participants through their undergraduate requirements, encourage their entrance into graduate programs, and track their progress to successful completion of advanced degrees.
Currently, McNair Scholars are completing graduate degrees at a wide variety of institutions across the country.
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What is in this guide?
Welcome! In this guide you'll find a selection of resources helpful when researching iconography.
European: Dictionaries, monographs, and web sources on general iconography, classical mythology, and Jewish and Christian symbolism.
Asian: Resources covering South Asian, Buddhist, Hindu, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean iconography and mythology.
African: Dictionaries and monographs dealing with African and ancient Egyptian symbols, mythology, and iconography.
Latin American: Links to dictionaries, monoraphs, and archival collections dealing with Mayan, Aztec, Andean, and Kiche cultures.
Native North American: Works dealing with the mythology and iconography of Native North American peoples.
Articles: A selection of resources, primarily databases, in which to search for articles related to art and art history, iconography, and the general humanities.
Images: This tab contains several databases useful for finding images.
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