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Third-round leader Bill Haas is trying to become only the eighth player to win what is now called Northern Trust Open in consecutive years.
The first player to do it was Macdonald Smith in 1928-29.
The last to do it was Phil Mickelson in 2008-09.
The others are Ben Hogan (1947-48), Paul Harney (1964-65), Arnold Palmer (1966-67), Corey Pavin (1994-95) and Mike Weir (2003-04).
Haas is also trying to become the first player to successfully defend a title on the PGA Tour since Steve Stricker won the John Deere Classic in 2009, 2010 and 2011.
Short game
This must be why golf is so tough.
Riviera's short, 315-yard par-four 10th hole is a fan favorite because it is so deceivingly difficult.
Easy birdie? No way. The 10th hole played to slightly over par Saturday with its scoring average of 4.058.
The tricky part is there is no one way to play it.
Haas made birdie on the hole last year to win a playoff against Mickelson and Keegan Bradley.
Saturday, Haas chipped in for an eagle.
What's his strategy?
"It changes daily," Haas said. "Today was a three-wood. Yesterday was a driver. I mean, wind changes, temperature, the softness of the greens, where the pin is. It changes by the minute, not necessarily by the day."
When will Haas decide how to play No. 10 in the final round?
"Hopefully when I get to that tee box tomorrow, I'll make a game plan," he said.
Riviera gives and takes
Fred Couples was right when he said "you kick yourself" if you don't make birdie on the par-five first. It played as the easiest hole Saturday with 4.3 scoring average.
The toughest hole was the 479-yard, par-four 12th, which played to 4.290. The second-toughest hole was the par-three fourth, at 236 yards (3.279).
No blemishes
Only six players have played bogey-free rounds through the first three days.
Haas did it twice with his Friday 67 and Saturday's 64. Haas was the only bogey-free player Saturday.
Matt Kuchar (64) and Jesper Parnevik (70) had no blemishes Thursday. Ernie Els (68), Trevor Immelman (69) and Bradley (70) were bogey-free in the second round.
First time magic?
Charl Schwartzel, the 2011 Masters champion, is only three shots off the lead while playing in his first Northern Trust Open.
The only players to win the event on their first try were Harry Cooper in 1926 (first year of the event), Densmore Shute (1930), Tommy Bolt (1952), Pat Fitzsimons (1975) and Adam Scott (2005). Scott's 36-hole, rain-shortened win was deemed unofficial, but he got to keep the prize money.


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they would be in Airheadsville (aka California)!!!!! The mountains are nice, but very dry - unlike the green, lush mountains of the NE or NW, and often covered with haze - especially in the summer!!!!! The people here are among the worse drivers anywhere - driving to the ski resorts in the winter is a nightmare!!!!! I'm from New York (LI) and while the people there aren't that
friendly (especially the mostly materialistic womenfolk), don't see that much
of a difference here - & the food here is horrible (no fresh seafood or good Chinese)!!!!! Housing is a little cheaper - but the pay scale is much lower, unless maybe you are a professional!!!!! The constant sunny weather gets old real fast, while the high UV's fry your skin and eyes year-round!!!!! The nights are nice, cool and dry - but you don't get a real Fall here (like the
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Denver - 4/3/2014
Awesome city.[read more...]
Over 300 Days of Sunshine a Year Plus Beautiful Mo - 2/25/2014
Living in the Denver Metro area is very conducive to good health because with all our sunshine, it is easy to get out for a run or hike.[read more...]
Strange here in Denver - 2/22/2014
Overall, the people here are more helpful and kind than the northeast. But so many people here are spineless wimps. People are so hesitant and afraid to assert themselves. Thus, it seems as though they lack social skills. I hate to generalize but for the most part, this is my observation. People are hard to get to know because they are so kept to themselves. You can talk to strangers in public in Boston but not
in Denver. The guys that aren't roughnecks are total sissies for the most part. Grow a pair Denver.
The traffic here isn't bad compared to most cities(although the city is trying to make it worse), the crime is fairly low, it is pretty clean, climate is awesome,
public transportation is bad unless you live and work right in Denver, and something to do for everyone. If ou are looking for a big city vibe, don't come here. It is a major city but medium in size. Downtown is small compared to Boston or San Francisco but is getting bigger in a very RAPID way. There is an agenda behind it but that is another story. You can wear rival sports team gear here and people won't attack you for it like they do in some places. As far as food goes, it isn't NYC, but if you look you can find good hole in the wall places. Locals seem to think that chain food is good and if you tell them about hole in the wall family places they act like you are weird. Sorry but Olive Garden is not my idea of good italian fare. Great mexican food here. [read more...]
Why Live In Dever - 12/23/2013
I've lived in a suburb (Northglenn) just north of Denver for the last five years, and can't wait to move. Everything here is overpriced, homes, apartments, taxes, food, utilities, and there are high fees on everything. Colorado is the next California, possibly due to the many liberals which have moved here from California and other liberal heavy states which are presently going bankrupt from liberal policies. The state and local governments here have there hand out every time you turn around. In Northglenn where I live, they have been very busy condemning small business owners so they can build denser commercial projects, which will provide more sales and property taxes. The politicians in Colorado are constantly trying to raise taxes and fees on everything they can. Another expense to consider is for Police enforcement, because the Police are relentless with traffic citations. I received a citation for making an illegal turn that I didn't make, which cost me $185. Don't even think that you can go to Court and beat it, because the Judges are intimately involved in the budgeting process and setting of fines. All they're concerned about is collecting money from you. There are a whole lot of illegal aliens and welfare scammers here, which you will be financing with your hard earned money. I'd recommend you avoid Colorado unless you're a liberal. [read more...]
Glad I left - 10/31/2013
Strange people strange weather?[read more...]
If you want to move here... - 7/31/2013
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Nice? - 7/31/2013
I'm thinking of moving to Denver, CO from Las Vegas, NV -I like to read & bike ride & wondering if there is others in Denver that do the same? Not much here in SinCity. And I want to fit in.. Any suggestions?
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waste of time - 6/5/2013
-Art is great here. A very progressive cradle to creative development
-Fantastic music scene and always a show every night. David B Smith art gallery is amazing and every 1st Friday has several art walks (Santa Fe Art District is one of the most well known).
-If you like drinking, the city's pretty much a bar town. Plus some great microbreweries.
-Definitely a singles town, lots of dating opportunity.
-If you're gay or even straight not familiar with the scene, there's a very comforting culture there. Pride fest is an great experience no matter what your preference is.
-420 fest is also great if you smoke. It does start looking like an ex con gathering though (count the number of tear drop tattoos on peoples' faces).
-Hiking is great, I would suggest El Durado Springs. Also great rock climbing.
-A ton of culinary people there, some really good eats and interesting restaurants.
-Skiing/Snowboarding is also great in the mountains (try anything in Summit County, bus system is free once you get there.)
-Denver city is pretty small, walking across it takes no time at all.
-Parks are all over and they're really fun to relax at.
-Boulder's fun I guess. Round trip from Denver there is around 6 dollars (might have gone up).
-Meet people that are new to Denver as well, you'll find exploring the city with someone else new is a great way to make some cool friends.
-Slogan: "Go there for vacation, leave there on probation."
-Three types of people: Alcoholics, Hood Rats, and Drug Addicts. (East Coast billboards say "Don't smoke cigarettes", Denver billboards say "Don't smoke Meth"). Well, I guess welcome to the Midwest.
-A lot of locals seem piss poor and uneducated.
-Most natives look down on transplants.
-Gangs, criminals, and a shit ton of homeless bums who harass you at all times.
-Colfax Avenue.
-16 Street Mall.
-Areas surrounding Denver ban Pit bulls, and to my knowledge put them down after they take them from your home.
-They tout liberalism, but are very conservative.
-The front range is pretty dull, mountains are nice in the winter though.
-Landlords are horrible, some of the slum areas are pretty cheap in a fratty-sort of way. Although bums came door to door there and you don't want to leave valuables outside.
-Although there are some cool buskers on the streets, hood rats have no problem taking their hard earned money tips from them.
-People who are taken advantaged are passive aggressive to the point they probably deserved to get robbed.
-Police are crooked (that's everywhere else, though); A few incidences where police rammed into civilian cars comes to mind.
-Mountain towns are cool if you like being around rich wiggers or if you like coke.
-Drivers are pretty shitty, but the congestion there isn't as bad as some of the east coast
-Purina Dog Food headquarters can waft over the city at times (unless you're into that.)
Fun place to visit, live there for a couple years and see how you like it, but once you start feeling that it's not that great anymore, LEAVE RIGHT AWAY. Don't wait around for things to get better. There's some great aspects, but there's great aspects elsewhere as well. Denver will always be there.[read more...]
Denver - 5/5/2013
Denver has some good points, but there are a lot of bad as well. The good points include the performing arts and the wide variety of restaurants. The bad points include all the pot-smoking liberals, who don't care about religion and want to live their own weird life styles. The cost of living is very high, the taxes are high, and the housing is ridiculously high.
I'm trying to move out of this crazy city and nutty state of Colorado. It has really turned into a deeply liberal and non-religious place. Many people here hate God and hate those who believe in God.[read more...]
Forever optimist - 4/30/2013
After traveling the world I would have to say anyplace can be great if you make it so. I am always open to meeting new people and trying new things. I was born and raised in the suburbs of Denver so any negative opinions I have are related to "suburbia life" and now that I'm older I am not a fan of the soccer mom mentality that seems to be corrupting our youth and our originality. I have met some amazing people here; natives and transplants. There is a lot that the city has to offer and numerous outdoor activities. I am moving, shortly and my advice to anyone moving to Denver, or anyplace else is to own where you live, be proud, if you see a problem, don't complain but work to fix it. So many posts I have read make such broad generalizations. No one will ever be perfect but anyplace can be better if you make it so. If you are reading this with plans to move to Denver then visit, talk to people. Don't base a decision on posts created by random people whom you have never met and may have nothing in common with.[read more...]
Denver and Denver Metro Life (Suburbs) - 2/1/2013
The majority leaving comments -especially those who have been in this city more than 20 years are mostly right on. Being from Colorado for 24 years, half of it in the Springs and the other half in Denver,I have been fortunate enough to watch this town become a major city. I was around when I- 76 West just plain stopped at Pecos St. forget about driving up toward the mountains on that route. In saying that, the HIGHWAYS never caught up it the population growth.
Denver had/has an awesome way about pouring it's funds into building up their major sports team and venues (I mean how many times was Mile High Stadium bought??)Regardless, there is only one major highway in Denver and it's called I-25. Note, this is Denver not all the unmarked Metro areas that should be referred to AS suburbs of Denver.
But since the out growth of Denver happened too quickly the little pockets of towns got smooched together and all of the sudden people say they live in Denver even though they live in Englewood; It's more confusing than not.
Denver's actual population is 600 thousand, it became liberal because of the younger population living in the city. Which gave Denver a needed birth.
On the flip side, the city school's are poorly funded as is their health system (overall)and they are always working on highway construction.
Also, I don't think the people are rude, there just seems to be a lot of determined shopaholics. Stay off the streets (ride the LR if you can) and you'll be home by 9 pm everyday. Just in time for the local news that tends to cover up or tone down the actual crime that happens daily.
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Beautiful Denver Colorado - 1/30/2013
Colorado native. Have lived in larger cities primarily on the West coast. Have many associates who have traveled and lived all over the world, in our opinion feel Denver is one of the BEST cities to live in. Especially for raising a family. Not to mention the sunshine, views, and activities available. [read more...]
Life in Denver - 1/17/2013
I have been living in the Denver Metro area for over 24 years, and feel that I can honestly give you the most accurate answer. Denver is a polluted, overpopulated,liberal,unfriendly, expensive, city. The traffic is horrible, the air quality is terrible and it gets worse everyday. If you are liberal, a sportsaholic,don't mind waiting in line for EVERYTHING, like to smoke alot of pot and keep to yourself, then it will be the place for you![read more...]
Should I move to Seattle or Denver? - 12/20/2012
Single girl moving from the NYC region and I can't decide on Seattle or Denver. I don't mind the rain and I don't care much about the sun but I love to be active and spend time outdoors. I will be moving without a job and looking once I get there so being able to find a job easily is a big factor. Also, I am originally from Europe so I love meeting international people and I will be traveling a lot all over the West coast. Overall I am into a healthy lifestyle, with some spirituality on the side (yoga, meditation, inner peace) and I would love to get into a city with that type of vibe. Feeling good inside is way more important to me than rain or sun, etc. Any opinions and suggestions will be very much appreciated. Thank you![read more...]
Bad idea - 12/19/2012
My daughter Britt recently moved to Denver Colorado with her boyfriend .WE told her it was a bad idea...It took them 6 days to get there by car. It was freezing cold so she thought her new coat from Burlington would keep her warm, but was stolen the first day by a bum on the street. She thought she could get a job but no luck..She also became a bum on the street.She lived in a car that never moved because she did not know how to drive a stick shift. She lived there for 3 years and finally moved to Fredericksburg va.[read more...]
Denver metro area - 11/17/2012
I have lived in the Denver metro area for almost five years after living in other states. The Denver metro area as a whole is a completely depressing place. The town is completely sports obsessed and really has nothing else to offer. The restaurants and food are horrible compared to other metro areas such as San Francisco. The neighborhoods are ugly and cookie cutter, modern looking housing. Most of the so called neighborhoods are flat out UGLY! It is no wonder that Denver is one of the drunkest towns, it is DEPRESSING!! The summers are hot and dry! I hear this crap about how it is a "DRY HEAT" and I think what a load of crap. Have you tried sticking your head in an oven, which is a dry heat? IT IS HOT!! JUST AS BAD AS THE EAST COAST!
Denver supposedly gets 300 days of sunshine per year but they never mention the subzero temperatures in Denver. We may not get much snow per year and only one or two big snowstorms per year but it is cold as hell in the winter especially in the mornings. Denver is the land of extremes as far as weather. Culturally, it is "little Mexico."
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Better Than Some Cities in Some Respects - 10/31/2012
Overall Denver, CO is OK. It is still a cow town, albeit one now all dressed up but really nowhere to go. The arts have been cultivated seriously over the last two decades and much of the city has been greatly improved. For me though, the amount of sun is excessive and the summers are getting really way too hot. Some of this may be global warming, some of it is the number of people here and the amount of concrete/asphalt that has been increased. [read more...]
Loved Denver area....... Lived there for 18 months, moved due to spouse new job in Los Angeles area... I grew up on the atlantic ocean in FLA, have lived in Las Vegas, Houston, Scottsdale,DENVER, and LA. By far, Denver has the most amazing scenery. The climate IS NOT as cold as people would have you think. It ALWAYS felt warmer than the temp. due to the "Mile High", and lots of sunny days... I hope to move back there one day.......[read more...]
Mile High Nightmare - 9/14/2012
Denver, CO stinks. The traffic is horrendous with the constant road work, the weather is as bipolar as a lot of the people who live here, the people act like animal/people lovers, but they're not. People are as rude and ignorant as ever and don't care about each other. If you don't fit a specific stereotype here you won't fit in.
Not much of a choice for apartments here once you've seen them all. A lot of them have income requirements either high or low and yet this city had a ten year plan to end homelessness. Yeah right. Oh and forget finding a decent apartment for a decent price. If you pay over 700/month for an apartment it'll still not be worth it. If you spend anything under that, you'll have to deal with bed bugs and cockroaches and management who don't care and a city and state that's on their side.
We're talking about a city that cares more about legalizing pot than stopping human trafficking, child abuse, animal abuse or anything else that would actually make the world a better place. To them, Colorado already is the best place. This is a city whose most recent solution to the homeless problem is kicking them out of the streets. Like they have anywhere else to go. Duh!
After spending most of my life here I have not one friend I can count on in an emergency. Nobody cares if I live or die. Nobody would care if I got fired from my job because my car broke down. This place is an ongoing nightmare from which I can't escape. I can't wait to get out and live on a tiny shred of hope that one day I will. This is all coming from a native BTW.[read more...]
Watch a horror movie instead - 8/31/2012
The downtown area of Denver feels like the set of a Stephen King movie. Denver exhibits a strange oxymoron of a metro area/ghost town. It exudes a certain feeling of being "lost" and this feeling creeps down into your soul as you walk around. Don't believe the hype. There is no cosmopolitan feel here. Unless you are moving here from Price, Utah.
I've lived here for a month. I can see why people stay inside their homes and get really, really high. They have to lose themselves in fantasy - take themselves out of reality in order to survive. I regret moving here... not to mention the fact that their is an obvious paradigm of patriarchy. Men seem to feel free to relentlessly gawk at women who act sheepishly passive.
I can't wait to return to NYC.[read more...]

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The Fourth of July is the day Americans celebrate their independence. Coming at the peak of the summer as it does, it also is a great day to drink beer.
Being an American holiday, you will want to celebrate with American beers, but that doesn't really narrow things down an awful lot.
You could go with red, white and blue cans, but that wouldn't say much about the quality of the beer. You could be a traditionalist and drink the same beers you have been drinking since the Maine craft beer boom hit its stride a few years back, but that is no way to celebrate.
So, I am going to suggest you try something new -- three established craft breweries that have been around for a decade or more, but which have just been introduced to store shelves in Maine. They are Lagunitas, from Petaluma, Calif.; Founders, from Grand Rapids, Mich.; and Green Flash, from San Diego, Calif.
I found these beers at the Bier Cellar, the new store at 299 Forest Ave. I knew Founders was coming to Maine, and I wanted to get some of that. I just stumbled on the Green Flash, and the person at the counter pointed out the Lagunitas.
These are three highly rated, popular breweries. I had tasted Founders and Lagunitas before while traveling, but had never seen Green Flash before.
Founders is rated the No. 2 brewery in the country according to one survey, and its beers are good. The company was founded in 1997 and almost went bankrupt before it started making unusual, maybe even extreme, beers.
I reported about Founders Cerise in my column on fruit beers last week, and it is good, but I liked it less than the other three beers I tried. They all were $1.99 a 12-ounce bottle, but I got a 10 percent discount because the Bier Cellar offers a 10 percent discount off the bottle price on mixed six-packs.
My favorite of the Founders was Dirty Bastard, a scotch style ale, coming in at 8.5 percent alcohol. It is a medium to dark amber, has an herbal hops flavor but is not overly bitter or hoppy and is just simply nicely done.
The close second was the Red's Rye Pale Ale, mostly because I have been enjoying rye beers quite a bit lately. This has 6.6 percent alcohol, a nice amber color, clean and clear, with just a bit of mineral flavor from the rye.
The Founders Porter at 6.5 percent alcohol is dark and rich but not terribly complex. It was a good beer, but did not stand out.
The Green Flash beers were $2.99 per 12-ounce bottle. I had Rayon Vert, a Belgian style pale ale; Hop Head Red, a red IPA and Double Stout, a black ale with 8.8 percent alcohol.
My favorite here was the Double Stout, absolutely pure black, with almost no light coming through it. It had a wonderful dark tan head that persisted, a heavy malt aroma, a fairly heavy body and wonderful mouth feel, with a superb hops bite at the end.
The Rayon Vert is highly carbonated, with citrus aromas, a lot of herbs, and a bit of brett yeast, but not a lot. This is a highly refreshing beer that seemed a lot lower in alcohol than the 7 percent it is listed at.
Hop Head Red, also 7 percent alcohol, was a good West Coast IPA with its only distinction being the red color.
The only Lagunitas available was the limited release Wilco Tango Foxtrot, described on the label as "A Malty, Robust, Jobless Recovery Ale: We're not in the red, or in the black ... does that mean we're in the Brown?!"
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Powell Named Male Track Athlete of the Week
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MOUNT PLEASANT — Central Michigan senior Renaldo Powell has been named the Mid-American Conference Male Track Athlete of the Week for the first time this season, the league office announced Wednesday morning.
With a new personal best time of 14.15, Powell, a senior out of Wayne, Mich., finished fifth in the 110m hurdles at the Sea Ray Relays at the Univeristy of Tennessee last Friday. Powell's 14.15 gave him the 28th best time in the east regional, 47th best time in the nation, according to TFRRS.com.
Powell followed that performance up with a second-place finish in the 110m hurdles with a time of 14.39 at the Hilltopper Relays hosted by Western Kentucky Univeristy.


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Coverage of the 2012 Comedy Awards
Colin Quinn, Chevy Chase, and Norm Macdonald team up for a "Weekend Update" segment of the 2012 Comedy Awards which premieres this Sunday, May 6, at 9pm on Comedy Central
The second annual Comedy Awards taped on Saturday, April 28th, at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City. This Sunday at 9pm, the program premieres on Comedy Central and there are already complaints from the "comedy community": Why are there so many comedic actors and hardly any "true" comedians? How come certain notable names are missing from the nominations, particularly black performers? Why no homage to Patrice O'Neal? etc.
First of all, I would say that we should be elated that comedy is getting this kind of official recognition (finally) and any problems with categories and nomination processes will be worked out in upcoming awards shows. Spirits were high and everybody seemed to be having a great time at this event and even if there weren't as many club comedians on stage as I would have liked to have seen, there were a huge number of them invited as guests in the crowd so their influence was felt and will definitely have an impact as this celebration matures.
As someone who covered the red carpet, I was more than a bit disappointed that only a tiny fraction of the 4 columns of single-spaced nominees and presenters given to me on a "tip sheet" chose to walk down the red carpet and engage with any of the media. I don't know how to coerce these people to do their duty but I hope Comedy Central does a better job at that next year. Please check out the video interviews below and watch the show on Sunday at 9pm on Comedy Central for very funny and honest moments from the likes of Louis C.K., Chris Rock, Paul Feig, Robin Williams, and many more.


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Like many Beaumont residents, we at The Examiner hailed the appointment of Dr. Timothy Chargois — and the unanimous BISD board vote that approved it – as a hopeful sign that perhaps a new day was on the horizon for the troubled district.
That's the amount of a phony invoice submitted by electrical contractor Calvin Walker to the Beaumont Independent School District. Walker admitted as part of his plea deal he "altered" that $382,975.32 invoice. According to a press release from the U.S. Attorney, the invoice actually turned out to be a quote and was not a purchase order, thus the items the invoice slated for purchase were never actually bought by Walker – and Walker's check payable to that wholesaler in the amount of $382,975.32 was never presented to the wholesaler or negotiated.
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Indians aiming for no slip ups against the Lions
The Mumbai Indians go into the opening game of this years Twenty20 Champions League against the Highveld Lions looking to get the tournament under way with a bang.
This years beaten Indian Premier League finalist go up against the Lions who finished second in South Africas Standard Bank Twenty20 series at the start of March.
Although holding the advantage of playing on home soil the Lions are expected to offer little trouble to the Indians who are one of the favourites to reach the knock out stages of the tournament.
With the likes of Sachin Tendulkar, Kieron Pollard and JP Duminy in their line up the Indians will be looking to readdress the balance of power after last years event in India where the Royal Challengers Bangalore, Delhi Daredevils and Deccan Chargers all performed badly.
Although the Indians are expected progress to the knock out stages; skipper Tendulkar warned that conditions in South Africa will help the Lions.
"After having played for such a long time, Im playing in South Africa in September for the first time in my career, so conditions are slightly different. But that doesnt mean that we cant produce good cricket," said Tendulkar.
"The Highveld Lions have the advantage of knowing the conditions and the ground better than us, but that doesnt mean we cant beat them," he added.
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Hi there, as you all know the iPhone 3G dropped firewire support for charging, so the pins it occupied are no longer in use. Therefore the good old iPod pinout from
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This mod allows you to change your model by pressing the 'U' key in-game and selecting a mob. You will also gain some benefits/disadvantages of the chosen mob (but mostly advantages ).
The last things I added:
In single player, changing shape will also cause you to change dimensions and perspective so, for example, if you chose to be a wolf, you would be able to walk through one high holes, but as an enderman would need a three block high hole. This will not happen in multiplayer, but you will still be able to activate some abilities and will still look like the mob if you go into third person view.
The current mobs:
Villager (if in villager.txt and in multiplayer)
The option for giant will not appear in multiplayer for obvious reasons.
ModLoader is not required because it wouldn't be able to help with compatibility other than saving me from editing perhaps two more files. These are not the files that tend to cause issues with other mods.
You can edit the skins without fear of changing those of every other mob in the game. The .png images can be found in mob/shapeShift/ in minecraft.jar.
In the multiplayer menu, there is a button that allows you to choose whether you want the other players to be decked out in the skins that they uploaded to minecraft.net (which looks odd on most of the models), or with skins that are stored in the client (ones that fit the models they are viewed as).
Changing your shape in the GUI also changes everyone else, but you may overwrite this for individual people (including yourself) by creating a text file in the same directory as your bin folder named the name of a specific mob. Any person's name written in these files will make him rendered as the mob that the text file is named after. You generate these anyway, and press Y to edit them in-game. The files are:
Pressing 'Y' in-game will bring up another GUI. To use it, enter an IGN (case sensitive) into the text field, and select with the buttons how you'd like them to look, then press 'set'. It will do the text file stuff for you.
As a mob, you will gain an ability or produce and effect by pressing 'G', in addition to passive effects:
As other other players will render you with their own clients, you will appear to them as they choose (probably human though there are other model altering mods).
The nature of this mod means that isn't compatible with a lot of others; sorry for this, but I'm by no means forcing you to install it. I've had a couple of people blaming me for breaking their minecrafts - make a backup of your .jar, sillies.
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Discern which version you'd like to download and click the link (there are links to go to either dropbox or mediafire). If the link is a greedy adf.ly link, then you'll probably have to wait a couple of seconds before you can press the big "Skip" button in the top right corner - this will take you to where you had originally intended to go (dropbox/mediafire).
Due to me not being very good at what I do, and the nature of the mod, it is often incompatible with other mods. However, it has never failed to work for me when I've tested it, installing it the default way - simply dragging the .class files (and folders in the same folder as the .class files) into minecraft.jar. Then proceed to delete META-INF if you haven't already done so. I have to assume that the people who state that the mod doesn't work are either suffering from incompatibilities with other mods, or not installing it properly. Hope this clears some things up.
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Laurence is popular for girls in Quebec but parents seem to be staying clear of the boy version Laurent. This phenomenon matches what happens in other places. Once a boys name becomes popular for girls, parents avoid the names for their sons. I wonder why William is No#1 and not Guillaume? Lists from around the world are beginning to look the same to me so I'm glad to see some French names are still in the mix. Thanks for sharing!All the best,
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Laurence is not a boys' name in French. It is the feminine form of Laurent and would never be used for a boy. Laurent is actually rising in popularity; in 2007, there were 118 babies named Laurent, and last year there were 156.
I love a lot of those girls names, including Florence (so much prettier in French), Anais, Camille.... Also like Emile and Alexandre from the boys' list. You can find the full list here: http://www.rrq.gouv.qc.ca/Interactif...aspx?langue=enEstella ~ Helena ~ Miriam ~ Beatrice ~ Anastasia ~ Ivy ~ Marilla ~ SarahPaul ~ Wesley ~ Walter ~ Edmund ~ Isaac ~ Abram ~ Gabriel
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Commuters in the Bay Area faced the challenge of getting to and from work Monday on Day 1 of the first BART strike in 16 years. Workers walked off the job just after midnight after failing to come to terms on a new contract.
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By Monday evening, it appeared that the strike would continue into Tuesday. No further bargaining sessions have occurred since representatives from Service Employees International Union Local 1221 and Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1555 left the table on Sunday, and none are currently scheduled.
BART's unions are asking for a 4.5 percent raise every year for three years, along with stricter safety standards for workers and passengers. BART says it's offering workers a 2 percent pay raise every year over the next four years, along with a reduction in the expected increase in health care costs. The unions say BART's latest proposed increase is based on unrealistic projections and actually amounts to $1 a year.
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Some commuters turned to casual carpooling and the help of strangers to get them to work. On a typical work day casual carpoolers can meet at roughly two dozen established pickup locations in the East Bay and San Francisco. But during the strike, BART is offering its 35 stations as additional carpool pick-up spots.
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Despite how long it took to get across the bay Monday, there were actually fewer cars than usual on the Bay Bridge. Many clearly didn't have FasTrak, which may explain the back-up.
According to the MTC, there were 1,000 fewer vehicles on the bridge than there were last Monday, possibly because it's Fourth of July week.
Traffic on the San Mateo, Dumbarton, and Richmond bridges were up, however, 4-5 percent.
Parking was also an issue in downtown San Francisco, especially for those who showed up near the end of the commute. Several lots had their "full" signs up by 8 a.m., almost three hours earlier than a regular day.
Ferries take on extra passengers
The ferry system really came through for commuters stranded by the strike. San Francisco Bay Ferry says its 11 ferries handled 7,835 commuters during the morning rush, up from its normal number of 2,500.
Even places not served by BART felt the effects of the strike; 178 more people than usual showed up Monday to ride the ferries out of Larkspur in Marin County. Golden Gate Transit officials did not add more ferries, though, because the parking lots at the ferry terminal cannot accommodate any more cars.
BART offers bus service to San Francisco
BART is providing free weekday roundtrip bus service to San Francisco from five BART stations -- West Oakland, El Cerrito Del Norte, Walnut Creek, Dublin/Pleasanton and Fremont. Tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis in the morning at these stations only. The buses will drop off passengers near San Francisco's temporary Transbay Terminal. Commuters can also catch a free bus back across the bay.
Monday night BART announced they will have 36 charter buses to help serve the West Oakland-Downtown San Francisco bus bridge, as opposed to the 18 buses they had on Monday. The West Oakland bus bridge will be set up from 5 a.m. - 9 a.m. and the return home from a stop near the Transbay Terminal will be from 3 p.m. - 7 p.m.
From El Cerrito del Norte, Walnut Creek, Dublin/ Pleasanton and Fremont stations into San Francisco the hours will be from 5 a.m. to 8 a.m. and back from a stop near the San Francisco Transbay Terminal from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
BART officials noted that the buses can only serve 2,000-4,000 passengers in each direction, depending on traffic. There is also free parking at any BART station or Park & Ride lot.
Many commuters who showed up for the buses from downtown Oakland to San Francisco say they woke up an hour or more earlier because of the strike, but everyone was polite despite the wait.
"You've got to," commuter Regina Rogers said. "I mean, what can you do? They went on strike and you still have to get to work. What's the use in being mad?"
AC Transit provides extra service
AC Transit -- which is embroiled in its own labor dispute -- provided extra service between the East Bay and San Francisco to help bridge the gap for commuters, a spokesperson said.
AC Transit buses carried an unusually high volume of passengers, and spokesperson Clarence Johnson said it was at least double the normal number of riders at some locations.
The business advocacy group the Bay Area Council estimates that the BART strike is costing the region $73 million a day in lost labor productivity.
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There's never been a more interesting time to hold medical meetings. In our post–blockbuster-drug world, we are seeing more investments in specialty products, greater indications per compound, and increased competition in most therapeutic categories. This new reality means that gaining better, faster, and more concise quality feedback from healthcare practitioners throughout a product's life cycle is more critical than ever. Never has focused market insight mattered more to brand outcomes.
As a result, smart brand strategists and medical affairs professionals seek not only to consult and collaborate with varied groups of HCP advisers, but to do so more frequently throughout the year so that they can react to changing market dynamics and gain invaluable feedback in a timely fashion. But there are roadblocks. Compliance challenges, such as the difficulty of gaining approval from those within the company, along with external compliance challenges, such as the upcoming enforcement of the Physician Payment Sunshine Act and its required documentation and reporting, make it difficult for industry teams to execute a more nimble adviser strategy.
Additionally, it often becomes cost-prohibitive to attempt to expand traditional "live-meeting-only" approaches to realize more flexible HCP engagement. Fortunately, you can alleviate many of the issues related to engaging HCPs by integrating new digital venues into advisory programs.
Know Your Venues
Today's meeting organizer has two general digital venue options: online conferencing (also referred to as webcasting); and Web-based discussion forums.
Online conferences are simply online meetings in which all participants are simultaneously watching and listening (via phone or computer/tablet) to the online presenters. The participant sees the slides next to either a photo or a live video stream of the presenter. With a small number of HCP advisers, you can follow the presentations with live discussions through open phone lines. With a larger group, HCPs can type in their questions for the moderator to read and the presenter to answer.
Webcasts can be planned in a shorter time frame than can on-site meetings, and they eliminate the hassle and costs of travel and hotel logistics. They are particularly good solutions for meetings of fewer than 10 participants and for meetings shorter than two hours. HCPs and meeting planners both are becoming familiar with webcasting, and the technology itself is continuously improving. However, keep in mind that it can be difficult to schedule and obtain comprehensive feedback and, if HCP advisers are new to the brand team, it's difficult to create new relationships via this format.
The Web-based discussion forum, a second digital venue for adviser collaboration, is a secure meeting solution specifically designed to encourage HCP interaction through an online community. These are not anonymous chat rooms or online survey tools. Online communities are private, invitation-only forums that work by mimicking the "online university" approach to collaboration. Each adviser is invited to create a personal profile that can include a photo, list of publications, and current research so everyone in the community can see who is participating.
Typically, meetings occur throughout the year as "engagement windows." For example, if a medical affairs team wants to get feedback on a new clinical development program or a specific protocol, the team will send a message to all advisers that there will be new information and questions on the community that require feedback within the upcoming two-week period. (The time period could be a week or a month, depending on the size of the group and urgency of the feedback required.) The team can post background documents for adviser review and then post a list of open-ended questions that advisers can consider before providing thoughtful feedback. This pre-approved window allows participants and moderators to interact on their own time. Because the time windows are active, participants can continuously converse both in groups and one-on-one with moderators, depending on meeting objectives. The engagement windows can be interspersed throughout the year to gain feedback as required.
Often integrating webcasting capabilities as well, these solutions provide the broadest amount of flexibility, convenience, and cost scalability. For additional convenience, HCPs can interact in these online solutions via mobile applications (e.g., iPhone, iPad).
Determining the Right Mix of Venues for Your Meeting
All three venues—live, webcast, online community—have their place and meeting planners should look to understand and integrate all three into a successful program as needed. It is a common mistake to believe that you must rely only on one.
Thinking about which venues to use can be fairly straightforward. Each has its strengths and weaknesses, and these can be aligned with the program's goals (download PDF chart here).
In terms of maximizing regulatory transparency, the topics for discussion are not as controlled in a live meeting as they can be in a digital meeting. Discussions during live meetings generally are not recorded, so if conversations go off track, there is no transparency to show that it was handled per company policy nor is there documentation that any discussion occurred. A discussion may start and travel quite far down an inappropriate path before the moderator realizes and re-directs it appropriately. Conversely, in an online community, comments or posts are not happening in real time. This means that there's typically more time on the part of the sponsor to notice a discussion is going in the wrong direction, validate how to handle it per company policy, and then manage the discussion.
Build Digital Venues for Medical/Legal/Compliance
While the online or digital space can be a bit daunting for many leaders in regulatory, legal, and compliance departments, digital venues actually may make it easier to document compliance. Some of the issues to be addressed prior to holding a digital event include reworking HCP contracts to reflect the online vs. live venue; terms of use and other legal agreements; processes for avoiding, monitoring, and handling any key concern areas (such as off-label, claim expansion, or adverse event discussion); and proper user and moderator orientation. Be sure you choose webcasting or online-forum technology solutions that can address these issues.
Drive Participation in Digital Venues
So how do we translate the live conversation to these new digital venues? One key factor is to have a good moderator for the online discussion. Whether that moderator is from the company team or an HCP thought leader, he or she should know how to ask open-ended questions to spark robust conversation. Good moderators are also adept at drawing out reticent participants to ensure full feedback from all advisers. In digital venues, it becomes even more important for the moderator to take on this "drawing out" role. In webcasting venues, the moderator must closely monitor and catalog adviser participation in real time. Conversely, online communities will typically provide moderators with more analytics around adviser participation per topic, but require stronger "nudges" by moderators to reach and influence participants during session windows. Online communities must be monitored daily for participation, compliance, and content.
Another success factor is the refinement of scientific content. Materials prepared for digital venues must stand on their own even more than those prepared for presentation to advisers in live meetings. The content must be provided in a format that is easy to review and is relevant to the questions being asked in the discussion forum. Also, because content is often presented electronically, it is critical that you have appropriate confidentiality tools in place.
It's also important to ensure participants are oriented into the community so they understand the community's navigation and are comfortable with how they participate. Before advisers sign their agreements, they should be aware of the selected venues and corresponding participation expectations—and these expectations should be included in their contracts. Not all advisers may wish to participate in all types of venues. Also, for digital venues, time should be allocated to orient the participants as to the workings of the online tools and to help them understand how they can ask for assistance.
Digital venues are exploding in terms of frequency of use and effectiveness. We realize that nothing can replace the value of a face-to-face meeting, but so far HCPs who participate in these communities are really enjoying the convenience and flexibility that they offer. With some good planning, you can successfully hold meetings in the digital space while getting the feedback that you need to move your business objectives forward.
Lance Hill is the CEO of Within3, which develops online communities for health professionals. A 20-year technology industry veteran, his expertise includes incorporating social media safely into healthcare communication strategies. He has been involved as a thought leader in pharmaceutical marketing and health 2.0 conferences.
Joan Bradley, PharmD, is president and CEO of JB Ashtin, a scientific agency that collaborates with pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device clients to foster the exchange of scientific information among healthcare providers. For more than 20 years, she has helped her clients deliver relevant information to the international healthcare community.
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It's been 22 years since Tom Savini's official remake (scripted by Romero himself) of the landmark 1968 horror Night of the Living Dead first reached theater screens, more than long enough for a certain nostalgia to build up around it. I must admit to having not much liked the film upon first seeing it, but in the years since I've developed a respect and even an affinity for it. As such I was eager to revisit Savini's Night as film, but such a kerfuffle has erupted with regards to its Blu-ray presentation from Twilight Time that it's utterly distracted from that process. So in lieu of a film review (one will follow later, I promise) here are my observations on the release itself.
To state the obvious, this presentation of Night of the Living Dead is significantly different, aesthetically, from any that has been made available before. There is typically no shortage of praise to be found in these pages for Sony's archive restoration department, but their approach here certainly raises questions. Given Sony's usual approach (either to work directly with someone involved with the production to develop the film's aesthetic on video, or to go by past knowledge – release prints, etc.) it's difficult to imagine the changes here passing muster without the approval of someone involved in the original production, though just who that might have been remains unknown (edit to add: The source is evidently a 2010 HD master minted with the involvement of DP Frank Prinzi. Thanks, internet!). What is known is that Tom Savini has now given his approval to the Blu-ray's new look, making the answers to what's "right" or "wrong" with Night of the Living Dead's appearance rather more ambiguous.
Now for the changes. The first major alteration to how the film has appeared begins almost as soon as the film does. The first twenty minutes of the film, straight daytime sequences in all past editions, now shift from daylight to day-for-night (or twilight, more specifically) over the course of Barbara's opening flight from the cemetery and the early events at the farmhouse. Colors cool, contrast flattens, and darkness pervades. It's a dramatic difference in comparison to past editions, and one I can't say that I'm really enamored with. The problem here is that the shift just doesn't work within the previously existing language of the film, which is veritably screaming daytime (the ambient soundtrack, full of chirping birds, is a good example) even as the new timing tells us otherwise. Minor details unnoticed before, like Ben arriving with his truck lights off, now pose problems for the new continuity, and what of the film's montage noting the changeover from day to night? It's still here, of course, calling into question the whole rationale of artificially clarifying a point the film already makes.
While those first 20 minutes mark the most significant diversion from the past, the rest of the film has been treated as well. The whole appearance has been flattened, from the contrast to the color, leaving the majority of the picture with a darkened and dulled, almost antique appearance. While I don't find the overall effect objectionable within the context of the film I do find the dimness of the white levels a bit of a distraction. Areas of the image that should be hot (flood lights, a basement lamp, muzzle flashes, even the film's one big explosion) are unnaturally cold and grey, as though the image were being projected with a defective bulb. The same (or at least a similar) effect has been applied to the daylight sequence that closes the film, lending it a similar quality to "flashed" pictures like Deliverance and McCabe & Mrs. Miller. Aside from the alterations Sony's transfer appears sound, presenting with a very healthy level of detail and a consistent, refined layer of film grain that only rarely descends into noisiness. The image appears free of the usual brand of digital tampering, with no evidence of edge enhancement or adverse noise reduction, though the new color filtering has resulted in some unpalatable posterization effects at times (see the zombie's face and surrounding sky in the sample below). Twilight Time have given Sony's contentious HD master a healthy technical backing – the video is encoded Mpeg-4 AVC at a reasonable average bitrate of 26.8 Mbps, and compression artifacts are never an issue.
The audio will prove another sticking point for many. Sony, typically quite astute in their mastering of surround remixes, obviously weren't paying quite as much attention here, and at least one key sound effect – the shutter click heard over the closing credits montage – is absent from the mix entirely (I can't vouch for any other missing bits as I'm just not that familiar with the film). Otherwise the DTS-HD MA 5.1 track sounds quite good, with Paul McCollough's electronic score (also available as an isolated DTS-HD MA 2.0 track) given substantially more room to breath than in more compressed past editions. Per the usual for Twilight Time's Sony-licensed titles, optional English SDH subtitles are included. The release arrives with a Tom Savini audio commentary (ported over from the older DVD) as well as the original theatrical trailer in HD, and Julie Kirgo contributes another fine booklet of liner notes.
Twilight Time went out of their comfort zone in responding to fan requests and releasing Night of the Living Dead '90 on Blu-ray, and while it's a shame that the release hasn't matched expectations the outrage that's developed against it has been a little… well… outrageous. The label is doing their part in accepting returns from the unsatisfied customers, and otherwise there's always the bloated resell market (this limited edition was out of print before it was even released, and is already fetching lofty prices from third party scalpers). I consider it fortunate that Night's sellout status has alleviated some of the pressure on me for a yea or nay recommendation. Personally speaking, I can live with the disc even as much as I don't care for some of the changes – I've been relying on a decades-old VHS up until now and my pack-rat home media sensibilities mean it's always there if I need it. Those looking to purchase are encouraged to know what they're getting into1, particularly at the current going rates. Director Tom Savini has approved of it and I may be fine with it as well, but it's ultimately up to your personal preferences, and mileage will vary.
1 I realize this wasn't an option for most, as the title sold out before reviews were even possible. This is the assumed risk of limited edition collecting – either buy early, with the possibility of being disappointed by the eventual result, or wait for coverage and risk paying out the nose.
Blu-ray screenshots were taken as full resolution .png in Totem Movie Player, then compressed to .jpg at a quality setting of 97% using the ImageMagick command line tool.
Night of the Living Dead was reviewed from a screener graciously provided to this site by Twilight Time.


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Baytex Energy: 7 Different Insiders Have Purchased Shares During The Last 30 Days
Markus Aarnio • Wed, Mar. 19 • 5 Comments
- Seven insiders purchased Baytex Energy stock within one month.
- The stock was sold by no insiders in the month of intensive purchasing.
- All seven of these insiders increased their holdings by more than 10%.