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Criminal freed over Mass. lab scandal now fugitive
BOSTON -- A career criminal and convicted rapist whose bail was reduced after a chemist was accused of mishandling drug samples at a state lab failed to show up for a court date and is now a fugitive, authorities said Thursday.
Marcus Pixley was awaiting trial in a 2011 arrest on charges of possession and distribution of crack cocaine and resisting arrest. His lawyer successfully argued this month that his bail should be lowered because the drugs in his case were tested by Annie Dookhan, a chemist charged with obstruction of justice and accused of faking test results, skipping protocols and mixing drug samples at a now-closed state lab.
"We can't have guys like this running around It's not a good look, obviously and the community has got to come together and help law enforcement track the guy down and put him where he needs to be," said Rev. Eugene Rivers, a community activist.
The scandal has potentially put thousands of drug cases in jeopardy.
Pixley was released after posting the lower $1,000 bail, but he failed to show up for a scheduled court hearing Wednesday. A Suffolk Superior Court judge issued a warrant for his arrest Thursday.
"This is ridiculous. We're going to have to carry the burden because of a mistake on the state's side and I just don't think it's right and I have to make sure public safety is number one in the city of Boston," said Boston Mayor Thomas Menino.
Pixley, 52, has a criminal record dating to 1977, including rape, armed robbery, assault and battery and larceny. He also has eight prior drug convictions.
Prosecutors opposed Pixley's bail reduction, arguing that he was being prosecuted as a habitual offender.
Pixley was arrested in February 2011 after police say he sold a plainclothes Boston officer two bags of crack cocaine.
When additional officers moved in to arrest him, he struggled with them and swallowed a third bag of crack, said Jake Wark, a spokesman for Suffolk District Attorney Dan Conley. A fourth bag was recovered from the snow near the struggle, Wark said.
Wark said that because Pixley has three prior convictions for resisting arrest, he was charged as a habitual offender and faces a mandatory 2 1/2-year sentence if convicted.
Pixley's lawyer, Veronica White, said Pixley was indicted on "contaminated evidence."
"That's a serious, serious violation," White said. "The government is trying to hang their hat on some resisting arrest charge, but he has a viable defense against that based on our contention that the officers engaged in excessive force."
Suffolk prosecutors have agreed to reduce bail for some defendants who have challenged the charges based on the allegations against Dookhan but not in the cases of career criminals or defendants facing gun charges.
Dookhan, 34, of Franklin, has pleaded not guilty. The burgeoning investigation into her conduct prompted the shutdown of the lab in August and led to the resignation of the state's public health commissioner. Since the lab closed, more than 20 defendants have had their bail reduced and their sentences put on hold and have been released while their attorneys challenge the charges against them based on Dookhan's conduct.
State police, who took over operation of the lab from the Department of Public Health on July 1, have said Dookhan tested more than 60,000 samples covering 34,000 defendants during her nine years at the lab.
State officials said they have identified more than 1,100 defendants serving time in county jails or state prisons based on samples tested by Dookhan. It is unclear how many samples might have been tainted.
Menino is now looking to congress for money and help.
"The courts have to get stronger on those issues and we have to make sure we're able to monitor guys like him," said Menino.
When they do find Pixley he will be held without bail, but officials said this is just the tip of the iceberg and there will be more people out there like him because of the Jamaica Plain lab scandal.
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Bringing the Protective Factors Framework to Life in Your Work – A Resource for Action
The National Alliance of Children's Trust and Prevention Funds
Presents a series of online training courses to support implementation of the Strengthening Families Protective Factors Framework.
Strengthening University/Agency Research Partnerships to Enhance Child Welfare Outcomes: A Toolkit for Building Research Partnerships (PDF - 2386 KB)
Casey Family Programs & Institute for the Advancement of Social Work Research (2008)
Describes an inter-organizational initiative that examined strategies, resources, and technical assistance needed to promote strong child welfare research partnerships between universities and State or county public agencies.
Creating an Effective Child Welfare Training System (PDF - 67 KB)
National Child Welfare Resource Center for Organizational Improvement (2005)
Discusses key components of an effective training system and strategies for assessing an agency's training system in three phases.
A Guidebook for Building Organizational Effectiveness Capacity: A Training System Example (PDF - 720 KB)
American Public Human Services Association (2010)
Provides an example of how a training system can use constructive and instructive dialogue among different agency components to support an agency's organizational effectiveness capacity.
Key Strategies to Educate Public Child Welfare Workers and Improve Child Welfare Systems
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Evaluation Exchange, 11(4), 2006
Reviews research and evaluation findings on public agency-university partnerships to educate public child welfare workers and the impact of such partnerships on workforce retention.
Lessons Learned From an Innovative University-Community Agency Collaboration: The Development of a Direct Practice Training for Child Welfare and Mental Health Social Workers
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Professional Development: The International Journal of Continuing Social Work Education, 9(2), 2006
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Reports on the development and implementation of a six-session training series, lessons learned, and suggestions for future training.
A Model of Collaboration Between Schools of Social Work and Immigrant-Serving Community-Based Organizations to Ensure Child Well-Being
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Describes an innovative, collaborative model that brings together university-based social work resources with immigrant-serving CBOs to provide training to social work students with a special focus on child welfare issues. Discusses the evaluation of the model's implementation, as well as implications for social work education.
National Evaluation of Child Welfare Training Grants: Final Report
Boston University School of Social Work (2008)
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Discusses the outcomes of a federally funded study and evaluation that consisted of four parts: a multiple case study of nine previously funded training grantees focused on Independent Living; a comprehensive literature review of child welfare training; a phone survey of State training directors; and a survey of faculty members of schools of social work. Includes findings and suggested next steps in research.
Report of the ACF Region V 2008 Roundtable on Child Welfare Training Systems (PDF - 133 KB)
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Presents results from a roundtable discussion on mutual training issues, challenges, and successes from five States: Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. Topics include curriculum development, coaching and mentoring, supporting supervisors, and e-learning and learning management systems.
Review of the Literature on Child Welfare Training: Theory, Practice, and Research (PDF - 4560 KB)
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Reviews macro issues impacting child welfare training, describes training practice and delivery approaches, discusses the development of partnership models between public child welfare agencies and institutions of higher education, and presents information on evaluation research.
University/Child Welfare Agency Partnerships: Building a Bridge Between the Ivory Tower and the State Office Building
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Professional Development: The International Journal of Continuing Social Work Education, 9(2), 2006
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Explores the rationale for and aspects of a true partnership between university social work programs and public child welfare agencies.
University-Child Welfare Partnerships: Familiar Collaborations, New Possibilities
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Protecting Children, 19(3), 2004
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Identifies the components of successful partnerships and highlights trends and opportunities for the future.
Funding child welfare training partnerships
Advocacy Toolkit for Title IV-E Training
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Provides links to information on Title IV-E Federal funding for the education and training of social workers. Includes information, tips, and materials to use when contacting members of the U.S. Congress to advocate for funding.
Operational Issues in Child Welfare Training Grants Management (PDF - 39 KB)
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The Philadelphia 76ers are making some dubious history on their Western Conference road trip. The 76ers will look to avoid becoming the first team in NBA history to lose three straight games by 40 or more points when they visit the Utah Jazz on Wednesday. Philadelphia was embarrassed 123-78 at the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday and followed it up with a 123-80 setback at Golden State the following night.The Jazz are not exactly on the same level as the Warriors and the Clippers, but they have put up some decent performances of late, including a 96-79 win over the Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday. The 76ers have barely been competitive at any point in the last two games, falling behind Los Angeles 46-15 after the first quarter and 66-33 at the half in Golden State. "I don't know," Evan Turner told the Philadelphia Inquirer when asked what went wrong. ""You just look up at the scoreboard and you see a lot of points. I really don't know."TV: 9 p.m. ET, CSN Philadelphia, ROOT (Utah)ABOUT THE 76ERS (15-38): Philadelphia got off to a positive start behind Turner, Thaddeus Young and rookie Michael Carter-Williams but have been in a free fall for the last month with 17 losses in the last 20 games, including seven in a row. Never a strong defensive team, the 76ers are failing at the offensive end on the road trip as well. Spencer Hawes totaled six points in the two games while Turner, who averages a team-high 17.4 points, totaled 19 points on 7-of-21 shooting in the two games and is struggling to 35.4 percent from the field over the last seven contests.ABOUT THE JAZZ (18-33): Utah is rolling along with back-to-back victories, including a win over the Miami Heat on Saturday. The common thread in the last two games has been on the defensive end, where the Jazz controlled the pace by limiting Miami to 43.3 percent shooting on just 67 field-goal attempts and then limiting the Lakers to 38.8 percent shooting. Utah got a big boost from the bench Tuesday, where Jeremy Evans (14 points), Alec Burks (24 points) and Enes Kanter (11 rebounds) helped sparked the team.BUZZER BEATERS1. Jazz rookie G Trey Burke is shooting 29.7 percent from the field in the last five games and has not made half his shots in a contest since Jan. 13.2. The home team has taken the last seven meetings in the series.3. Philadelphia rookie F Hollis Thompson (ankle) is questionable for Wednesday.PREDICTION: Jazz 106, 76ers 90


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Staff Sergeant Christopher Page wasn't supposed to return home from Afghanistan until May. At least that's what his two sons thought. Sgt. Page surprised his boys, Hunter and Chandler, by stopping by their schools and greeting them in front of their classmates. The emotional reunions were recorded by NBC-4 in Greenville, South Carolina.
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Polycystic kidney disease
Polycystic kidney disease is a kidney disorder passed down through families in which many cysts form in the kidneys, causing them to become enlarged.
Alternative Names
Cysts - kidneys; Kidney - polycystic; Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease; ADPKD
Causes, incidence, and risk factors
Polycystic kidney disease (PKD) is passed down through families (inherited), usually as an autosomal dominant trait. If one parent carries the gene, the children have a 50% chance of developing the disorder.
Autosomal dominant PKD occurs in both children and adults, but it is much more common in adults. Symptoms often do not appear until middle age. It affects nearly 1 in 1,000 Americans. The actual number may be more, because some people do not have symptoms.
An autosomal recessive form of PKD also exists. It appears in infancy or childhood. This form is much less common than autosomal dominant PKS, but it tends to be very serious and gets worse quickly. It can cause serious lung and liver disease, end-stage kidney disease, and it usually causes death in infancy or childhood.
Persons with PKD have many clusters of cysts in the kidneys. What exactly triggers the cysts to form is unknown.
PKD is associated with the following conditions:
- Aortic aneurysms
- Brain aneurysms
- Cysts in the liver, pancreas, and testes
- Diverticula of the colon
As many as half of people with PKD have cysts on the liver. A family history of PKD increases your risk for the condition.
- Abdominal pain or tenderness
- Blood in the urine
- Excessive urination at night
- Flank pain on one or both sides
Other symptoms that may occur with this disease include:
Signs and tests
An examination may show:
- Abdominal tenderness over the liver
- Enlarged liver
- Heart murmurs or other signs of aortic insufficiency or mitral insufficiency
- High blood pressure
- Growths in the kidneys or abdomen
Tests that may be done include:
People with a personal or family history of PKD should be tested to determine if cerebral aneurysms are causing headaches.
Polycystic kidney disease and cysts on the liver or other organs may be found with the following tests:
If several members of your family have PKD, genetic tests can be done to determine whether you carry the PKD gene.
The goal of treatment is to control symptoms and prevent complications. High blood pressure may be hard to control, but controlling it is the most important part of treatment.
Treatment may include:
- Blood pressure medicines
- Diuretics
- Low-salt diet
Any urinary tract infection should be treated quickly with antibiotics.
Cysts that are painful, infected, bleeding, or causing a blockage may need to be drained. There are usually too many cysts to make it practical to remove each cyst.
Surgery to remove one or both kidneys may be needed. Treatments for end-stage kidney disease may include dialysis or a kidney transplant.
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Expectations (prognosis)
The disease gets worse slowly. Eventually it leads to end-stage kidney failure. It is also associated with liver disease, including infection of liver cysts.
Medical treatment may relieve symptoms for many years.
People with PKD who don't have other diseases may be good candidates for a kidney transplant.
- Anemia
- Bleeding or rupture of cysts
- Chronic kidney disease
- End-stage kidney disease
- High blood pressure
- Infection of liver cysts
- Kidney stones
- Liver failure (mild to severe)
- Repeated urinary tract infections
Calling your health care provider
Call your health care provider if:
- You have symptoms of PKD
- You have a family history of polycystic kidney disease or related disorders and you are planning to have children (you may want to have genetic counseling)
Currently, no treatment can prevent the cysts from forming or enlarging.
Amaout MA. Cystic kidney diseases. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 128.
Porter CC, Avner Ed. Anatomic abnormalities associated with hematuria. In: Kliegman RM, Stanton BF, St. Geme JW III, Schor NF, Behrman RE, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 515.
Torres VE, Grantham JJ. Cystic diseases of the kidney. In: Brenner BM, ed. Brenner and Rector's the Kidney. 8th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 41.
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Parenting like Police
Although we may not readily realize it, or easily appreciate it, there are some great lessons in parenting we can learn from law enforcement.
I've often wondered if having a parent in law enforcement makes a difference in the way someone parents. I've come to the conclusion that in some ways it does. Recently reading a Facebook post from a fellow police parent, I realized the experiences we have at work definitely affect the way that we view our world.
Some police parents can be underprotective of their children especially when they are going through the rough adolescent period. This manifests itself as a type of ostrich syndrome. We don't want to believe that our child is experimenting with marijuana or committing acts of juvenile delinquency. After all, we have raised them well and there is no way that they would make choices like that. Why would they want to defy us especially when they know what we do for a living?
Although this is more uncommon than a police parent being overprotective, it is just as harmful. As parents, we must be realistic about our children and the choices they are faced with. We need to approach parenting with the understanding that each child is different and has the ability to make good and bad decisions. What we can give them are the tools to weigh different scenarios and an open line of communication with us when they don't know what the right answer is. It doesn't benefit either them or us if we parent under the mistaken belief our children cannot or will not make a bad choice.
There is no doubt that because police see the worst in society it colors the way they view everything around them. Even if we don't see stabbings, shootings, kidnappings, sexual assaults and vicious child abuse every shift, we hear about them in the stories fellow officers tell, trainings and in what we read. Violent people and horrendous situations occur all around us and it's hard not to get overprotective of our children.
When my sons were young, my husband and I would take them to the local park. As I watched our youngest playing on the grass by my feet, I would glance up every once in a while to see our oldest going down the slide or swinging. I'd look over at my police officer husband and he would be surveying the same scene but for difference reasons and with different eyes. I was looking for the glee in our son. He was looking for lurking child molesters.
The overprotective side of police parenting breaks down into two sections: No faith in the outside world and No faith in your child.
No Faith in the Outside World aka They're all Bad Guys and we must keep the Bad Guys Out
In her book, I Love a Cop: What Police Families Need to Know, Ellen Kirschman, Ph.D. reminds us, "Because cops do so much catastrophizing—expecting the worst possible outcome at all times—they are apt to overreact…" When my children were at the age where they began exploring a bit more of the world including going over to friends' houses for play dates, I remember the agonizing I would do before they would go. Like a good parent, I made sure I knew the family, had visited the home and was comfortable that the environment was healthy. But, my thought processes didn't stop here. In my mind, I would be running through horrible scenarios about what could happen to my child if he were out of my sight. Many times, I almost canceled an outing because of all the possible harms that could come to my child if I let him go. All of these scenarios grew from my work in dispatch and all the calls I had listened to over the years. I cannot begin to imagine the horrible scenarios that went through my police officer husband's head. The world can be a very ugly place and the thought of releasing a child into it is frightening.
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Recorded: Friday, November 1, 2013
Stephen P. Halbrook, author of Gun Control in the Third Reich appeared on NRA News Television with host Cam Edwards. Halbrook talks about his new book and the years of research he conducted, showing how the Nazi party used gun registrations to disarm Jewish citizens and other Enemies of the State.
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Senior Fellow Benjamin Powell discusses the partial Government shutdown on the Fox Business Channels Stossel show.
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Recorded: Thursday, May 30, 2013
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Senior Fellow Charles Pena on the manhunt for the Boston bombing suspects.
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Experts: Stephen P. HalbrookType: TelevisionIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Crime, Culture/ Society, Gun Control, Law Enforcement, Public Health/ Consumer Protection
Alexander Tabarrok on Folly of Gun Buyback Programs
Recorded: Friday, February 8, 2013
Research Director Alex Tabarrok speaks about gun buyback programs on Seattles KIRO-TV.
Type: TelevisionIssues: Crime, Culture/ Society, Law Enforcement
Alex Tabarrok on Americas Radio News Network
Recorded: Monday, January 14, 2013
Alexander Tabarrok, Research Director for the Independent Institute, discusses gun buyback programs on Americas Radio News Network hosted by Ernie Brown and Rachel Sutherland.
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"Hilarious," "original," "incredibly talented," and "extremely handsome" are just a few of the terms Elon Gold uses to describe himself, but it doesn't start there.
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Today, this star continues to rise, as Gold has established himself as one of the top comedians in the country, having appeared on numerous television shows, including four recent appearances on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Gold's comedy takes everyday life and turns it on its head. His point of view of the world is uniquely delivered through absurd observations and by mocking conventions. Beneath much of the absurdity lies a sharp, acerbic, social commentary. But wait, that's not all, he'll also regale you with his hilarious original characters and offbeat impressions at no extra charge!
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Rocky Mount Museum in Piney Flats is home to 11 sheep that are used in educational demonstrations throughout the year. The sheep are also the star attraction for the museum's annual Wooly Day, which will be held Saturday, April 13.
The public will get a chance to see the Cotswold sheep herd, along with its newest member, during the Wooly Day event that focuses on the hand-shearing of the sheep and 18th century wool processing techniques. The Cotswold sheep are native to England, and the herd at Rocky Mount is one of the few Cotswold herds in America.
Education Director and sheep caretaker TJ DeWitt, a 14-year employee at the museum, is one of a small group of professionals able to hand-shear a sheep. He will demonstrate the hand-shearing process at Wooly Day by shearing some of the sheep of their winter coats.
"The experts can do it in under five minutes," DeWitt said. "It takes me around 20 or 30 minutes to completely shear a sheep but I do talk and explain what I am doing while I do it."
After the wool has been sheared from the sheep, the festival will detail how the wool would have been processed, starting with carding the wool into straight fibers, spinning the fibers into yarn and then weaving or felting the fibers into a final product.
"The sheep only get sheared once a year," DeWitt said. "They don't like it while it is happening but they like how they feel when it is over. They can carry up to 10 pounds of wool that grew during the winter."
Wooly Day will also feature exhibits in hearth-side cooking, gardening and 18th century toys. Tours of the Cobb House and buildings will be given throughout the day.
DeWitt, who has been caring for the sheep since 2005, said Wooly Day is scheduled to correspond with the arrival of the new lambs at the museum. The herd added its 11th member at 2:05 a.m. Monday, April 8, when a new ram was welcomed to the world.


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Friday's Men's Soccer Results - 8/24
Akron 4, Florida Gulf Coast 0
Buffalo 1, Canisius 1
Creighton 3, Northern Illinois 1
Western Michigan 4, Marygrove College 0
St. Joseph's 2, Hartwick 1
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Akron 4, Florida Gulf Coast 0
AKRON, Ohio
– The No. 10 University of Akron men's soccer team kicked off the season in grand fashion with a 4-0 shutout victory over Florida Gulf Coast in front of 4,440 fans Friday night at FirstEnergy Stadium – Cub Cadet Field.
After taking a 1-0 lead in the first half, the Zips (1-0-0) scored three goals after the break to put the game away in front of the fourth-largest crowd in school history.
Sophomore Eric Stevenson led the way with a goal and an assist as UA took command of the game early and never let up. For the match, the Zips out-shot the Eagles, 14-6, including an 11-0 advantage on frame.
Also finding the net for the Zips, who improved to 46-1-5 in its last 52 matches at home, were Thomas Schmitt (57'), Aodhan Quinn (63') and Scott Caldwell (74').
After a relatively slow start by both teams, Akron quickly found its stride and nearly took the lead 10 minutes in when Bryan Gallego was left with an open net following a scramble in front of the goal. Unfortunately for the Zips, however, an Eagles defender swooped in to clear Gallego's close-ranged blast.
Akron was not deterred and its persistence paid off when a through ball from Wil Trapp sprung Stevenson, who launched a low liner from 20 yards that found the left corner of the net in the 20th minute.
UA nearly made it 2-0 in the 30th minute as another frantic moment in front of the net resulted in two more point-blank shots. But Chad Barson's attempt was stopped by FGCU goalkeeper Nathan Ingham, who finished with four saves, and Trapp's follow-up deflected off a defender's back and out of play.
The all-important second goal came early in the second half for Akron. Stevenson was the catalyst at the 56:30 mark as the junior from Columbus, Ohio, knifed his way through a couple of defenders and left the ball for Schmitt.
Schmitt, who had the ball on the right flank, dribbled the ball through the legs of his Eagles' counterpart and shot across the goal into the left corner to give UA some breathing room.
Two more combination plays resulted in the final two goals of the evening. The first came at the 62:45 mark when Quinn finished off a DeAndre Yedlin cross with a header from close range.
Not to be outdone, Caldwell hooked up with SMU transfer Robbie Derschang at the 73:13 mark on a particularly beautiful goal. After beating his man down the left sideline, Derschang whipped the ball into the box where Caldwell finished with a one-timer.
In addition to his assist, Trapp led a balanced Akron attack with three shots, including one on frame. Ten Zips recorded at least one shot and five reserves saw action in the season-opening victory.
The Zips will next head to Omaha, Neb., next weekend for the Ameritas Classic where they will face preseason No. 3 Creighton on Fri., Aug. 31, and Southern Illinois Edwardsville (SIUE) on Sunday, Sept. 2.
Creighton 3, Northern Illinois 1
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-- Junior forward James Stevenson (Falkirk, Scotland/St. Mungo's) gave the Northern Illinois men's soccer team a lead at third-ranked Creighton, but the Huskies couldn't hold off a Bluejay comeback as they fell 3-1 on Friday night at Morrison Stadium.
"What I just told the guys was that we need to be disappointed in the result, but that's really about it," said NIU head coach Eric Luzzi. "The first half, they definitely had us on our heels. I thought in the second half, even though the score line says 3-1, the game was extremely even. I thought that we opened them up a couple of times, we found some space to play and once we did that our guys got a little bit of confidence and started to do some of the things we are capable of doing."
Playing in front of a raucous season-opening crowd of 2,689, Northern Illinois (0-1-0) took a lead behind Stevenson's 67th minute goal. Senior goalkeeper Jordan Godsey (Ocean Springs, Miss./Ocean Springs) was excellent between the posts for the Huskies as he recorded eight saves in the contest.
"Special players make special players and Jordan (Godsey) had a handful of them," said Luzzi. "And the goal that James (Stevenson) scored was absolutely first class. The reality is that we need our special players to continue to do special things. That's how teams win games and, ultimately, win championships."
In front of the large home crowd, Creighton (1-0-0) came out firing early. Timo Pitter had the first good chance for the Bluejays in the fourth minute with a shot from outside the 18-yard box that was parried back into play by Godsey. Sean Kim would eventually have a shot from the rebound for Creighton, but his effort went well high.
Pitter had another chance in the 16th minute; Godsey again saved but couldn't hold it. Kim once again had the follow-up effort but fired well high to keep the match scoreless.
In the 34th minute, Jose Ribas had the most dangerous chance of the half as his effort was palmed away for a corner by a diving Godsey. At the intermission, Creighton held a 12-1 advantage in shots.
The Huskies saw much more of the ball to begin the second half. Sophomore midfielder Jabari Danzy (Park Forest, Ill./Marian Catholic) came on as a substitute at the half and had a header from the far post into a dangerous position in the 56th minute but the Bluejay goalkeeper Jeff Gal sniffed out the opportunity.
NIU won a throw-in to the left of the Creighton goal in the 67th minute. Senior defender Rocco Taglia's (Caledonia, Ill./Boylan) long throw came to senior midfielder Mike Mascitti (Downers Grove, Ill./Downers Grove South) who flicked the ball on to Stevenson. In one-touch, Stevenson clipped a ball over the Bluejay goalkeeper from 10 yards out, giving the Huskies a 1-0 advantage.
The Huskie lead would last just 90 seconds however before Kim equalized for the Bluejays. Kim took a pass from Eric Miller and touched the ball past Godsey to even the match, 1-1.
Creighton took a lead in the 80th minute when Carlos McCrary found the back of the net. McCrary took a pass from Pitter inside the Huskie box and made no mistake, slotting the ball past Godsey to give the home side a 2-1 advantage.
With NIU pressing forward for an equalizer, Creighton took advantage of an odd-man situation at the back. After Godsey made a spectacular save on an initial shot, the ball pinged around the box before falling to Kim who fired a shot into an open goal in the 87th minute, giving the Bluejays a 3-1 lead.
In the final minute, Creighton was awarded a penalty kick. Eric DeJulio stepped forward to take the spot kick and was denied by Godsey, diving to his right. The save capped an outstanding night for the senior goalkeeper from Ocean Springs, Miss.
Northern Illinois returns to action next Friday, Aug. 31, when the Huskies travel to Green Bay, Wis., to face UW Green Bay. Kickoff against the Phoenix is scheduled for 6 p.m.
Western Michigan 4, Marygrove 0
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.- Western Michigan cruised to a 4-0 victory over Marygrove Friday to open the season. Junior Oliver Mayer notched five points in the match, scoring two goals and assisting a third.
"It was nice to start the 2012 campaign off with a victory in front of a terrific crowd," said WMU head coach Stu Riddle. "At times we played some very good soccer and scored four excellent goals but we also saw areas that we will need to improve on."
Ryan Lemasters scored the first goal of the day 14 minutes into the game. Mayer found Lemasters on the run, who buried the ball low left, freezing the goalie who had no attempt to save the shot.
Mayer made it 2-0 before the half, sliding in a ball from the middle of the box on an assist from Lemasters.
Jason Grant pushed the score to 3-0 in the 48th minute, striking a ball far post off a pass from Marco Lobo.
Mayer came up with his second goal of the match in the 59th minute, making for a 4-0 final. Freshman Sean Hazen made a run out of the backfield and the ball was played forward. Mayer found the ball at the edge of the 18 and drilled a rocket to the far post.
"I was very happy to see so many players see action on the field and a wide range of scores," Riddle said.
Junior Sean Lewis and sophomore transfer Adriano Deabreu split time in goal, Lewis getting the start and Deabreu coming on in the second half. Both keepers denied break-away goals.
Western Michigan fired 24 shots, putting eight on goal. Marygrove was held to four shots.
The Broncos (1-0) travel to Bradley Sunday then return to Kalamazoo to host IPFW Wednesday, Aug. 29 at 4 p.mpass from Pitter inside the Huskie box and made no mistake, slotting the ball past Godsey to give the home side a 2-1 advantage.
Buffalo 1, Canisius 1
- Playing in front of a crowd of over 1500, the Buffalo men's soccer team opened up its season Friday evening at Demske Sports Complex with a heated rivalry match against Canisius. After allowing an early goal to the Griffs, the Bulls evened the score on a Richard Craven goal in the 31st minute equalized it. The team's played to a 1-1 tie after a pair of overtime periods.
Just under three and a half minutes into the match, Canisius (0-0-1) got on the board with a header from six yards out off a cross that beat senior UB goalie Jonathan Viscosi. He would recover well, though, making five more saves and commanding the box on each of the Griff's nine corner kicks.
Buffalo would find its game-tying goal later on in the half, as Steve Mounnarat was able to beat his man to the inside from the left wing and put a cracking shot on goal. It was turned away, but the rebound wound up right in the middle of the box and was quickly scooped up by Craven. The junior tucked his shot into the bottom left corner of the net to square the score at 1-1.
In the second half, the Bulls came out fast but were ultimately unlucky on offense for the first ten minutes. Canisius then took control, keeping the ball on the attacking half of the field for much of the final 45 of regulation. Despite the possession advantage, the Bulls managed to gain a 7-6 shot advantage and kept the Griffins from any major threats on goal.
In the two overtime periods, UB asserted itself and found numerous chances, but nothing would come to pass. In the final overtime period, the Bulls earned three corner kicks and forced a save off a header, but squandered its chances and settled for the draw.
Next up for the team will be another Big Four match, with the Bulls opening a four-game home stand Tuesday against St. Bonaventure. First kick is scheduled for 7 pm.
St. Joseph's 2, Hartwick 1
– Jimmy Reilly's volley proved to be the difference in the first 10-minute sudden-victory overtime period on Friday night in a 2-1 St. Joseph's victory over Hartwick's men's soccer team at Finnesey Field in Philadelphia, PA. The game was the season opener for both teams.
St. Joe's was the early aggressor as it pressured the Hawks with chances in the opening three minutes of action. Alex Critzos came close to opening the scoring just 36 seconds into the game when he broke free and had a clear opportunity from just inside the 18-yard box but put his shot wide. Just over a minute later, Tim Lazorko fired a shot on target from the top of the box into the arms of Hartwick goalie Mateo Munarriz (Manizares, Colombia).
The hosts broke through on their next opportunity at the 3:49 mark. A flicked-on header following a St. Joe's direct kick produced a high 50-50 ball. Munarriz got his hands on the ball but he couldn't come down with it and after the ball bounced around in the box, Tommy Brooks put the rebound in for a 1-0 edge.
The lead nearly grew to 2-0 two minutes later. Ryan McFadden rang his shot from the left side of goal off the crossbar and the game remained with a one-goal margin.
Hartwick settled in and proceeded to hold a 3-0 edge in shots over the next six minutes. The Hawks were rewarded for their offensive pressure as senior captain Will Broomfield (Brighton, England) tallied for the Hawks in the 22nd minute.
Later in the half, junior Matthew Robertson (Banchory, Scotland) nearly got the Hawks' second off a cross but St. Joe's keeper, Andrew Ottavi, came away with the ball.
St. Joseph's, which held a 9-7 edge in shots in the opening 45 minutes, had a late chance with roughly six minutes to go in the stanza. The hosts shot from 10 yards away but were turned away by Munarriz.
Scoring chances were limited in the second half. Pat McGlynn put a header in close just wide in the 58th minute and Hartwick cleared out a scramble in front of its own goal four minutes later.
Reilly's overtime tally pulled St. Joe's even in the all-time series with a 1-1 mark. Hartwick won 1-0 last season on Elmore Field.
Hartwick next plays in Peoria, IL next weekend at the Bradley University Tournament. The Hawks play the host Braves on Friday, August 31 at 8 p.m.
UCF 2, Florida Atlantic 1
- The Florida Atlantic men's soccer team lost its season opener to in-state rival UCF 2-1.
The two teams spent much of the first half trading possession in the midfield, with only occasional scoring threats. UCF (1-0) got the better of the opportunities and outshot the Owls 6-1 in the first half. Lightning forced play to stop for approximately 45 minutes in the first half, with less than 14 minutes remaining in the period. The two teams went to the half locked in a scoreless tie.
Deshorn Brown broke the deadlock in the 52nd minute with a goal into the left side net to put the Knights ahead 1-0. Roberto Rivera tied the game early in the 59th minute, beating UCF keeper Sebastian Evers to the right corner. The score was the first of Rivera's career.
Brown struck again in the 60th minute, rifling a shot over the head of Jeremy Crumpton to regain the lead on what proved to be the game winning goal.
FAU (0-1) will host Bryant on Sunday. Due to concerns over Tropical Storm Isaac, game time has been moved up to 10 a.m.
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Cook Spotlight
With dog days of summer poised to set in, beware the kitchen burnout, friends. We know you're tired and you've been working too hard. But now is when we must take to the kitchen, spatulas grasped in palms sweaty from humidity and aprons shirked (it's too hot!). Cook and savor the last days of summer. And so we've unearthed a cook who, as you dig deep and remember why you love it, will happily camp-counselor you along for the ride. A Los Angeles mom with a full-time job, Savour "firmly believes that anyone can cook good, everyday meals from scratch with sufficient tools and encouragement" and tries "to create meals that are delicious, wholesome and not too intimidating." This woman is just what the doctor ordered.
With dishes that twist classics into delightfully new recipes, Savour's sensibility is fresh but satisfying (it's no surprise she's a winner for her Simple Summer Peach Cake -- pictured above.) Try this summer menu on for size: Squash and Cauliflower Salad with Cranberry Beans and Salsa Verde followed by Raspberry Meringue Bread Pudding. Cover all bases and be set for Meatless Monday -- what's not to like? But it's not all highfalutin: Grilled Pepper Cheese Sandwiches and My Daddy's Hot Clam Dip never get old. Nor do her lovely photographs. So, thank you, Savour for helping us make the most of the end of summer.
Read Savour's profile Q&A below and follow her on Twitter here.
- What is the strangest food you have ever eaten?
Alligator at a (now defunct) Cajun restaurant in NYC
- What do you cook when home alone?
Avocado on Toast, Grilled Cheese sandwiches
- Your most treasured kitchen possession:
My Le Creuset French Oven(s)
- Your ideal meal:
Poilane Bread, runny cheese, perfect fruit, wine and chocolate
- Something you'd like a chance to eat or cook:
Thomas Keller's food
- The number of bottles of wine you own:
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- Kitchen pet peeve:
Anything that requires superfluous dishes. I hate emptying the dishwasher.
Comments (22)
over 2 years ago Judy at Two Broads Abroad
I couldn't agree with you more when you say "everyone can cook good meals everyday". It's incredible what a sharp knife and someone to demystify the process.
over 2 years ago anatomyoffood.com
I also love avocado on toast at home. A no fuss meal for the at home chef.
over 2 years ago Kitchen Butterfly
Group hug sister - dishwasher-emptying--no-likers (or haters). I need to try me some peach cake!
over 2 years ago nannydeb
Congratulations! I've made your peach cake several times and everyone loves it!
over 2 years ago pruett_cunningham
Your pimento cheese recipe is a favorite in my house!
over 2 years ago
Abbie is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Great spotlight - that peach cake is a favorite around here!!!!
over 2 years ago EmilyC
Nice to see you in the spotlight! Your recipes are lovely.
over 2 years ago BlueKaleRoad
Congratulations, Savour! Lovely to get to know you better. I like your food philosophy and look forward to making your peach cake.
over 2 years ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.
So great to see you in the spotlight Savour!
over 2 years ago Midge
What a great spotlight. I've made your lovely peach cake many times, the last time with plums. Delicious!
over 2 years ago
Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
so nice to see Savour in the spotlight!!
over 2 years ago
Cathy is a trusted source on Pickling/Preserving.
Love to see Kate in the spotlight as that plum cake is just the tip of a very tasty blog full of goodness!
over 2 years ago mcs3000
Congrats! Getting clams in my CSA soon. Can't wait to make your dip.
over 2 years ago Fairmount_market
Congratulations Savour! I agree with your conviction that everyone can cook good everyday meals.
over 2 years ago
Barbara is a trusted source on General Cooking.
So nice to see you in the spotlight!
over 2 years ago
Barbara is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Oh and emptying the dishwasher--me, too! Hate! (But doesn't that sound so spoiled?)
over 2 years ago SKK
Great to see you in the spotlight. Love your Grilled Pepper Cheese sandwich! But did you like the alligator? I developed a taste for it when I lived in Louisiana.
over 2 years ago SKK
And the addition of the wine to the sandwich. From you I learned the joy of pimento cheese - how it should really taste.
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So nice to see you in the spotlight, I hate emptying the dishwasher too, it doesn't make sense really but I'm with you on that, Congratulations.
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Amen to the dishwasher clean out!! & looking forward to trying the grilled pepper cheese sandwich.. WOnderful to make your acquaintance thru the spotlight. Congratulations!
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What a wonderful, sweet spotlight!
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Awesome map, RE!
This is my finished map for the November/December light challenge. It is my first finished map done in the isometric perspective, and I used Sketchup for the layouts, Genetica and Photoshop for textures, and Photoshop for the 'post processing,' layouts, and everything else. It is a little rough around the edges and a lot of tiny mistakes or awkward details continue to bother me, but this is what I submitted for the challenge, so I'll stand by it warts and all.
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Awesome map, RE!
Awesome work.
Love it dude , Repped ( but gotta share the love first lo, )
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I'm really liking the layout & style of the finished piece.
Your use of descriptive labels for each area and how they fit into the composition is also very good. This is definitely rep-worthy!
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The map is terrific. Have yerself a merry little Rep.
Yeppers, it's a beauty RE!
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Speaking in Luxembourg, Luis de Guindos said he respected the IMF's forecast, which is also more than double the Spanish government's prediction, just like any other but added, "We start from the premise that that we don't want such predictions of economic growth to come true."
The IMF had previously predicted Spain's economy—already in double-dip recession—would shrink by 0. 6 percent in 2013. The government is banking on a 0.5 percent contraction.
The institution said Spain's economy would contract 1.5 percent this year, a figure that coincides with the government forecast.
Spain, with near 25 percent unemployment, has introduced a series of austerity measure and financial and labor reforms in a desperate bid to bring down its deficit and convince investors it can manage its finance without outside help.
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Besides its troubled banks, many of Spain's regional government are also in bad financial straits and in need of help.
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Increasingly beleaguered Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has vowed to block any separatist moves. On Monday, he described Catalonia's pro-independence demands as "madness of colossal proportions."
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Cam Newton and Gus Malzahn wouldn't be at Auburn if not for Gene Chizik
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The general rule of thumb is that deserved or not, the head coach is always the first person lauded or lambasted for a team's triumphs or tribulations. In the case of Auburn's surprising 8-0 start and No. 1 spot in the BCS standings, however, some observers are looking to credit everyone but head coach Gene Chizik.
Stewart, with Iowa State's upset of Texas this weekend, Paul Rhoads has notched a second victory over a major opponent in just his second year there. When Gene Chizik left Iowa State for Auburn, there was talk that he wasn't really as bad a coach as his 5-19 record may have indicated there because it's just that difficult to succeed at Iowa State. My question is, how much of Chizik's success at Auburn can be attributed to offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn and dynamic playmaker Cam Newton? Are we going to see Auburn sliding back into mediocrity once Malzahn inevitably leaves for a head-coaching position and Newton departs for the NFL?
-- Wayne S., Russellville, Ala.
It's way too early to make any long-term projections about Chizik's tenure at Auburn. All I know is that to this point, he's done everything Tigers fans could have hoped for (even this guy). Would the Tigers be 8-0 right now without Newton and Malzahn? Of course not. Malzahn is one of the most innovative offensive minds in the country, and Newton's arrival is the single biggest reason the Tigers have gone from a 3-5 SEC team last year to a 5-0 team this year. But the head coach isn't generally the one designing or calling the plays. And Auburn is hardly the first team to achieve success because of its star quarterback.
As the CEO of a major college program, the head coach's two most important responsibilities are assembling and managing his staff and recruiting great players. To this point, Chizik gets an "A" for both. He had the foresight to recognize that Malzahn, then at Tulsa following a brief and controversial stint at Arkansas, did in fact have the acumen to succeed in the SEC. Meanwhile, in a very short time, Chizik turned Auburn into a force in the recruiting world, landing a top five class last season. Note that the three most talented players on Auburn's roster -- Newton, defensive tackle Nick Fairley (a juco transfer) and freshman tailback Michael Dyer -- were all members of Chizik's two recruiting classes. They wouldn't have signed if they didn't like what the head coach was selling.
All that said, Chizik technically hasn't accomplished anything yet. Ultimately, Auburn fans won't measure him by 8-0 starts. They'll want to see victories over Alabama and SEC titles -- starting this year. Whether he can achieve and sustain the type of program they demand will depend in large part on his ability to keep making good hires (if in fact Malzahn leaves) and keep recruiting at a high level year-in, year-out. Chizik wasn't at Iowa State long enough for us to get a sense of his long-term prospects. Rhoads deserves all the credit for the Cyclones' successes, but who's to say Chizik wouldn't have had a similar breakthrough? I don't think Auburn will "slide back into mediocrity," because it's rarely been a mediocre program, but it's too early to tell whether we're witnessing the start of a dynasty or simply one particularly special season.
I've been a big fan of the Mailbag for a few years now and enjoy reading your columns on SI.com. I remember you writing an article a couple years back about Gene Chizik having "absolutely no chance of succeeding" at Auburn after being hired away from Iowa State. With Auburn now holding the No. 1 spot in the BCS rankings, do you regret making that statement?
-- Daniel, San Antonio
Yes. I guess the one saving grace is that I didn't show up at the airport and boo the AD.
Stewart, you really think LaMichael James can win the Heisman? Only three non-USC players from the West Coast have won the Heisman, and it has been 40 years since that happened. Until they fix the lopsided and disproportionate voting system, no West Coast player, no matter how outstanding, will win if he isn't in Cardinal and Gold.
-- Luke Martinez, Tulare, Calif.
I don't know if you've noticed, but the Heisman has been bucking history a lot in recent years. No freshman or sophomore had won prior to Tim Tebow; now three straight sophomores have won it. A defensive tackle from Nebraska and a running back from Stanford were finalists last year. The historic "East Coast bias" you're referring to wasn't a product of any "disproportionate voting system" -- the electorate is divided evenly by region -- as much as the fact that there used to be far fewer games on TV, and USC tended to hog the Pac-10 telecasts.
But this is 2010. Do you really think Oregon is hurting for exposure? I'm guessing every voter from Maine to Montana has watched the Ducks play and is more than familiar with James. He also happens to play for the No. 1 team in the country. I don't know if he'll end up winning it, but if he doesn't, it won't be because he plays for a West Coast team.
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The Oak Glen girls cross country team finished in fifth place Saturday in the West Virginia Class AA-A state cross country championships at Cabell Midland High School.
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Senior Casey Baird, who has been running with a toe injury for the past couple of weeks, placed 35th in 21:57.61.
Junior Alyson Snow finished 54th (22:56.15), sophomore Kaylee Coble 62nd (23:33.06), freshman Kimberly Smith 71st (23:56.34) and junior Brianna Logston 80th (24:42.31).
Philip Barbour and Charleston Catholic tied with 91 points, but Philip Barbour won the tiebreaker with the fastest sixth-place finisher.
Berkeley Springs totaled 96 points, Williamstown 110 and Oak Glen 122.
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And while we're "out there..." Do you believe in UFO's and beings from other planets and galaxies?
{sigh} no, have not yet seen..
i was into Daft more than a decade ago, i remember when "Around the World" was released as a single on local radio (dating myself there a tad..) but never went to those kind of shows then, unfortunately..
pretty much hearing the coach '06 bootleg is what made me wanna be there, and sure, all the talk about the live show & the visuals increased the desire to seem them, but their music just puts a smile on my face, it's just happy upbeat good shit
(almost went in '06, shoulda woulda coulda..)
(i did see a flying saucer over Colorado earlier this week..)
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You silly wabbit! Not one of your answers was a choice offered but you managed to list one's that still made an impression. Thumper? Too cool!
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(i think most would agree on who the best producer is out of the 3)
does anyone remember if Caspa had an MC at Symbi? i don't remember one.. and the MC's at Skream vs Benga and at Rusko kinda kept it from being perfect..
[EDIT: although live, i enjoyed the Benga vs Skream set more, standing in front of the speaker stack, i heard the sickest, dirty bass drops of my life..]
Well, now that I've learned your real name is Wes, I can quit trying to figure out how to pronounce nvbcide if I should meet you at Coach next year! LOL
So, Wes, let's talk about age now... Remembering it's just a number, what is your actual age? What is your mental age? And what is your physical shape/body age?
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On October 20, 2011, three departments at EIU – Chemistry, Physics, and Geology/Geography – jointly held an open house to introduce to the campus community a newly acquired Scanning Probe Microscope. This state-of-the-art instrument was acquired through a National Science Foundation Major Research Instrumentation (NSF-MRI) grant and can be used to study the surfaces of materials at the nanoscale.
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Godzilla: Unleashed
It was there, but it fell short.
I've been a fan of godzilla when it was released onto dvds and video games. I've played Destroy all monsters for gamecube and Save the Earth for the xbox. i have to say this one may not be like the ga...
Castlevania Judgment
I've never played any of the Castlevania games, found this one hard to to stay away. Addicting, good story and graphics.
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