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Pre-School Toys
Melissa & Doug Abacus Classic Wooden Toy 493
$9.97This wooden "calculator" helps teach math skills, patterning and color recognition. Slide and count the beads with this timeless counting frame. Fun activity ideas included!
- Move any number of beads to one side of the frame. Ask the child to match your "move" on the wire below yours. This can also be done with a repetitive pattern--arrange the 10 beads in different groupings (e.g., 3 beads, 1 bead, 3 beads, 1 bead, 2 beads) that the child has to mimic on the wire below.
- Move a certain number of beads to one side and ask the child to count how many beads you moved and how many remain on the other side. Or have the child count from one to one hundred as they move the beads on all ten wires.
Dimensions: 11.9" x 12" x 3"
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Melissa & Doug Cutting Food Box Play Set 487
$14.98Allow your child to relish in the joys of cutting and cooking without any of the fear of accidental injuries. Your little one will love hearing the "crunch" sound as they slice their way through this play food set. Smooth-sanded and beautifully decorated, this cutting food box is sure to please.
Features- 31 Pieces
- Smooth-sanded solid wood
- Realistically decorated
- Ages 3 and up
- Overall dimensions: 11" H x 12" W x 2.8" D
Melissa & Doug Giraffe - Plush Stuffed Animal 2106
$70.97Over four feet tall, this gentle giant brings a touch of the exotic into any environment. The perfect accessory in a nursery, this eye-catching giraffe is a great addition to any décor! Attention to authentic details and excellent quality construction make this giraffe easy to love!
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Melissa & Doug Cheetah - Plush Stuffed Animal 2128
$48.97Beauty and elegance define cheetahs in the wild. This tame cheetah, over four feet from the tip of its nose to the tip of its tail, is content to sit by your side. Featuring excellent quality construction and attention to details, noticeable in the beautiful markings on its face, this cheetah is a lovable companion or bold decorating accent. Built sturdy. Not intended as a seat or ride-on.
Dimensions: 31" x 20" x 10"
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Melissa & Doug Self-Correcting Alphabet Letter Puzzle 2541
$8.97Match these wooden puzzle pairs to make mastering letters and their sounds as easy as A, B, C. The puzzles are self-correcting--each piece has only one match that fits--so children can play independently and learn at the same time.
Dimensions: 3" x 13.75" x 5.75" Packaged
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Melissa & Doug Elephant - Plush Stuffed Animal 2185
$48.97Make way for the elephant! You'll need plenty of room in your heart for this lovable elephant. Excellent quality construction and attention to detail are obvious in this elephant's tusks, wrinkled trunk, floppy ears, right down to its toenails. Just right for elephant-sized hugging! Built sturdy. Not intended as a seat or ride-on.
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Melissa & Doug West Highland Terrier (Westie) Dog Plush Giant Stuffed Animal 4872
$20.97With its snowy white fur and pointy, upturned ears, this perky little Westie is a perfect companion. It is just the right size to nestle in your lap or tuck under your arm for snuggling. Excellent quality construction and bright, friendly eyes ensure that this pup will be a longtime companion.
Dimensions: 15" x 19" x 8"
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Melissa & Doug Magnetic Wooden Letter Alphabet Magnets 448
$7.9752 magnetic uppercase and lowercase letters make a colorful jumble of learning possibilities in their handy wooden case. Ideal for letter recognition, matching, and stenciling, these must-have letters spell "learning fun"!
Dimensions: 8" x 5.5" x 2"
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Melissa & Doug Shopping Cart 4071
$48.97Fun on aisle five! With sturdy metal construction and pivoting front wheels, this kid-size metal shopping cart toy is the perfect addition to your play grocery store. Our mini grocery wagon is easy to maneuver, fun to fill, and built to last for years of pretend play!
Food play accessories sold separately.
Dimensions: 23.25" x 15" x 11.75" Assembled
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Melissa & Doug Seaside Sidekicks Sand Cookie Set 6434
$9.97Take the fun of the beach or sandbox, add cookie cutters, a rolling pin, a crab-topped "sprinkle" shaker, a cookie sheet, a spatula and shell-shaped dishes . . . it's a recipe for delight! Kids will love to serve up custom sand "cookies" for a picnic at the beach or in the sandbox.
Dimensions: 15.25" x 15" x 3.5" Packaged
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imo tarics dazzle wont make any difference, i mean if he is revealed when he shoots it it means he stunned u anyway, so id doesnt matter if he is visible or not when he casts it
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Frenzied Ice
@Yakaru If Cho Q's in a bush, the circle does not always appear nor does it reveal Cho.
Sagee Prime
I like the idea of being "revealed" inside a brush only if you're in range of a champion/ward/tower/etc. It would make sense to me if an action like Nidalee chucking a spear were to stop the brush from shrouding her, but she isn't necessarily revealed from behind a wall or if she's outside of your vision range.
I'm having a hard time explaining what could be wrong with brushes but I definitely feel there is something wrong with them which is why I'm glad to see this post. But when you look at champions such as Nidalee or Rengar, champions whose kit directly involves brush somehow(at least for now), I think their kits should have some type of niche considering they're both "High Mobility" and to a degree, "In-n-Out Assassin's". So when it comes to something like Nidalee's spear, I do believe that it should stay stealth until out of brushes; not revealing her position within the brush. However, there was the recent change/suggestion that her spear be visible just before it hits you giving you enough time to dodge if you have quick thinking. But then that kind of counteracts that change because that would involve the fog of war as well. When it comes to AA's... This has always been a sketchy topic for me. I've honestly always had the closeted thought that basic attacks should keep the assailant hidden. Considering how often bushes are warded in lane, I especially think this should be true. Let's take Caitlyn for example. Slowest MS speed of all ADC's and slowest base AA(I believe). She also has a passive that almost no one ever utilize's or is incapable of utilizing. Not even professional players utilize her bush mechanics because it's just too troublesome. Being a slow ADC like herself, she's incredibly vulnerable. Even with traps and things like that, now that we're in the League of Gap closers, it's best if she just stays out of the bushes and sits in the middle of lane. Back near the end of Season 1, this is why you saw things like Caitlyn Mid. She was incredibly viable because her traps prevented pushes and prevented swift ganks. But now that she's pretty much been forced botlane or w/e carry lane she may be in, typically top or bot, if she enters those bushes and people have her position, she's incredibly vulnerable. People may ask, "Well that's Caitlyn... what about other Ranged ADC's?". Let's take Vayne for example; some might consider her to be stronger if she was completely cloaked by the bush while AA'ing. Regardless of her kiting capabilities, she's more capable of being locked in because of that. Vayne is fast and can kite, however, she can get locked in easily overall meaning that she could duel properly in the bushes. Caitlyn can't kite, but she also can't get locked in meaning she'd be a terrible dueler in a bush. Caitlyn's whole idea is to snipe and pick off game(minions) from the safety of the brush. This would allow her to cave in and farm and you'd need to actively do something to prevent her from getting too beefy. IE: Wards. That kind of speaks for itself as well. This would constitute more ward purchases... even from the Ranged ADC's. I ALWAYS buy wards because I realize the power of the brush anyway. However, to counter act this bush warfare, I would institute a mechanic such as the turret aggro notification. If you think about it, Vayne's bolts aren't too terribly noticeable. In light of that, with this implementation, if you were AA'd from a fogged area(This includes all AA proc abilities as well. Like Silver bolts, or TF's Pick a Card) where it be a blind bush or the blind side of the wall, you'd get a ping notification letting you know you're under attack and at that point, the only way to see your assailant is if you warded the brush, or went all in to the brush to get vision. I'd like to note that only AA's should keep the enemy cloaked. I think abilities should always reveal the champion unless it's a champion that's catered around bush warfare such as Nidalee's spear or Rengar's Bola. I only brought up Caitlyn and bushes because of her passive, however, Caitlyn isn't a bush fighter. Or rather, she isn't a kiting champion. It's hard to explain. my apologies for the jumbled thoughts.
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Damage dealing abilities can reveal. But to have my stun that I use before I enter a tri bush to try and lose my pursuer only to reveal me anyway sounds absurd.
I think the bugs need fixed, but the rules are generally fine right now... Skillshots don't reveal Targeted abilities should Charging abilities shouldn't AA's should. Fix the bugs before you start changing the way champs interact with brush.

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Jun 11, 2001, 02:23 PM | #1 |
Matt writes "[url="http://www.macosxcentric.com"]MacOSXCentric<a/> has word of a leak.
"Builds of 10.0.4 have been leaked and are appearing all over the web. Speculation is that 10.0.4 was held so that it could be released at the same time as Mac OS 9.2, which features improvements that are more beneficial when run as Classic under OS X. We'll hopefully have more information on 10.0.4 later today." " |
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Jun 11, 2001, 08:39 PM | #2 |
Good Rumor; Foolish Download
I'm as anxious as anyone to get my hands on 10.0.4. And I think the propagation of this update is encouraging.
As for going out to a hotline site and downloading the "update", the chances of this having a trojan embedded in it (whether the actual update is authentic or not) is just too great. And under Mac OS X, there's a whole lot more that can be done to your system than under OS 9. Anyway, I hope this bodes well for a release of the next update (especially for DVD playback) but for now I'll listen to the rumors rather than risk my system. :-) |
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Jun 12, 2001, 01:19 AM | #3 |
i took the risk and found one of the leaked copies of 10.0.4 and installed it... it did quite a long optimization, and my initial impressions are that: Startup appears to be quicker (this may be just a figment of my optimistic imagination), but definately (thank GOD) the Finder is more responsive. I can already tell a huge difference, just by looking at the contents of a large folder in the List view..... no sign of the coloured circle... no chugging of the machine...it seems quite snappier than before. Just to let you all know that the update that we are all waiting for IS worth it.. It is 10.0.4, build 4Q4
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Jun 12, 2001, 10:52 AM | #4 |
where can i get it
where can i obtain 10.0.4?
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Jun 12, 2001, 12:55 PM | #5 |
A major EXCUSE ME HERE!! Wasnt an apple spokesman lamenting the other day that due to problems the upadate to 10.0.05 WOULD COME OUT ON 6th June. Now I come to Macrumors.com and I see that .0.04 has already been released?? Is there like a serious communication problem here? My software update panel is like totally chillin and thinks that my 10.0.03 is the latest. weird.
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Jun 12, 2001, 01:04 PM | #6 |
not released.... leaked. its not official yet, but just to let you all know, it DOES exist... not as 10.0.5, but as 10.0.4 (4Q4)... and it does speed things up.
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Jun 12, 2001, 01:38 PM | #7 |
Can someone help us lamers in the right direction? I am unable to locate it
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Jun 12, 2001, 03:06 PM | #8 |
No offense....
No offense, but if you don't know where to get it then you should probably not be installing leaked internal builds of Apple's software. Just because it is out there with the 10.0.4 designation does not mean that it is the fully-tested, final build by Apple. I remember when I got my hands on a build of the first OS X update, the restart button on the installer didn't even work right. Yes, these come from Apple and they're probably safe as far as trojans and whatnot are concerned. But for all you know the reason it hasn't been released is because it carries some fatal flaw when run on certain systems. You really need to know what you're doing.
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Jun 12, 2001, 03:43 PM | #9 |
I don't do anything important with my mac. I bought it to play with OS X. It serves no other purpose beyond being a "toy". If it crashes, it crashes. Life goes on. Computers crash everyday in my world, its not a big deal. Its my choice to load an unsupported chunk of bits, I'll deal with the downside of that decision if it presents itself. Thank you for your concern.
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Jun 13, 2001, 02:14 PM | #10 |
you bought a mac to play with OSX?. Dont you get stress playing with OSX?
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Jun 13, 2001, 02:54 PM | #11 |
Hey - I'm the writer of Mac OS Xcentric...
We'll have more information on 10.0.4 later tonight at http://www.macosxcentric.com... Keep in mind that this build was leaked, not released. This means that what ultimately will come out as 10.0.4 will probably have a higher build number (this one is 4Q4), and will probably have even more bug fixes/optimizations, etc. If you are looking to get your hands on 10.0.4 before it's official release, your best bet is to fire up Hotline/Carracho and start searching for it. And remember, this isn't an official release. If it trashes your Mac, you have no one to blame except yourself. I've already encountered a few little bugs in this build that will prevent me from installing it on my main OS X production machine. |
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Jun 13, 2001, 06:46 PM | #12 |
want in on a secret? for some of those who apply the pre-release 10.0.4 patch, they'll be bitching later when their software update won't recognize the legitimate update. sure, you can toss the certificate, but you know someone somewhere will be bitching about how Apple f*cked something up... and that's the part I hate the most about things getting leaked. It's cool. But don't bitch about anything due to your applying a pre-release bit of OS.
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Jun 13, 2001, 07:02 PM | #13 |
not true
Hey smart *ss you dont need to use software update to update OS X, you can just download from the Apple website. I remember one time when this was true, but Apple listened to people who were having this problem. So now you can download it.
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Jun 13, 2001, 07:44 PM | #14 |
It's easy...
to get software update to allow you to update to 10.0.4 (when it's finally released)...
All you have to do is delete (or move) the 10.0.4 receipt from the Receipts folder, and voila - you'll be able to download it when it's available.
Because life is too short to do Windows... |
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Jun 13, 2001, 11:15 PM | #15 |
no **** - but you know pre-release leads to whine mode from noobies.
Mac Pro 2.66Ghz 2GB Ram 1.5TB ATI X1900 XT AE/BT 23" ACD |
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Jun 14, 2001, 04:35 AM | #16 |
Whether we speak about this 10.0.4 leak or about the 10.0.5 release, it is however funny that the June 6th date has passed without anything happening: we are now eight days later, and still waiting.
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Jun 14, 2001, 09:36 AM | #17 |
June 6th date
The June 6th date may have been completely fictional. It was a rumor submitted to us anonymously. Seemed it could've been true, but there are no guarantees. (No, we do not make things up and post them here, at macrumors.)
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Jun 14, 2001, 12:56 PM | #18 |
why the fuss?
why do you think Apple hasn't released it yet? Probably because it is NOT ready for primetime...
I am just wondering why everyone believes that an internal build of a future OS update should improve a released OS??? In fact, I think everyone ought to wait until it's ready, especially because you probably won't have any chance to uninstall the pre-release once the final update is out. And maybe just removing the receipt won't be enough???? Who will provide support for you? It was already said before: if you install that, be aware of the fact that the stability of your system CANNOT improve with prerelease software, nor will the speed. What's the problem with waiting, I just don't get it.... |
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Jun 15, 2001, 04:59 PM | #19 |
Believe it or not, some people enjoy playing with their machines as much as getting work done with them. Sometimes breaking things is the easiest way of learning how to fix them.
Some of us even own soldering irons for those really difficult problems that can not be solved with a keyboard. |
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Jun 21, 2001, 11:47 PM | #20 |
10.0.4 available by update
Hey everyone... just to let you all know, 10.0.4 is finally official. so go click 'update'........ now that this rumor is over and dead, does anyone have any dirt on 10.10.10?
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Jun 22, 2001, 05:36 AM | #21 |
10.0.4 real version...
After having had some time to evaluate 10.0.4...
It really does have a number of bugs removed plus one new feature.. to read all about it, visit my bug list and fix list site: http://www.mxormedia.com/OSX/OSX.htm Scroll down to the green section that says 10.0.4: for the changes I've verified... more will be added no doubt as I continue my process of discovery.. I haven't had time to test it on a laptop yet, mine just went out for service yesterday so unfortunately, I don't know if they've fixed the brightness key bug or the missing processor speed selection for battery use issue.. Can anyone check on those two for me?? (Use the bug reports on my site if you aren't familiar with these two bugs)...
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(11) Saint Mary's 67
(11) Middle Tennessee 54
(28-6, 19-1 Sun Belt)
Coverage: truTV
9:22 PM ET, March 19, 2013
University of Dayton Arena, Dayton, Ohio
Top Performers
Saint Mary's: M. Dellavedova 22 Pts, 6 Reb, 4 Ast, 1 Stl
Middle Tennessee: M. Knight 16 Pts, 6 Reb, 6 Ast
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) -- An extra trip to start the NCAA tournament? Not a problem. Middle Tennessee rarely loses its way when it leaves its Murphy Center home.
In a way, it's fitting that the Blue Raiders had to pack for a couple extra days. Their prowess on the road was the overriding quality that landed them in the field of 68 as part of the First Four in Dayton.Louisiana in Lafayette? Vanderbilt in Tennessee? Been there, won that.And, ultimately, it won them a place on the tournament's opening night, matched against Saint Mary's (27-6), another team that needed an at-large bid after failing to knock off its biggest nemesis in the West Coast Conference tournament.The Blue Raiders (28-5) were a bubble team after suffering an upset in the semifinals of the Sun Belt tournament, leading to a long and uneasy wait in Murfreesboro for that NCAA selection show. The committee looked them over, measured them against the other candidates for the final spots, and honed in on how they did when they were staying at a hotel.Middle Tennessee went 11-3 on the road, including overtime losses at Akron and at Arkansas State. They were 1-2 at neutral sites, 16-0 at home. The 11 wins on the road are second-most in the country."Road games this year helped us out, and the committee rewarded us for playing the road games, even though we didn't win (all) of them," guard Bruce Massey said.They won enough of them to earn their first trip to the NCAA tournament in 24 years."The difference between Middle Tennessee and some of the other teams, in our mind, was their ability to win on the road," said Mike Bobinski, Xavier's athletics director and head of the selection committee. "The other teams you talked about really struggled to take their show on the road and win against quality teams, and that probably was the deciding factor."It goes back to last season, when the Blue Raiders beat UCLA by 20 points in Los Angeles at the start of the season."We just kind of dominated the game," coach Kermit Davis said. "And I think that just really set our guys apart that we were a good team, and it convinced them that we were a good team and gave them the confidence that we could go anywhere in the country and win on the road."That wasn't the only thing in their favor. The Blue Raiders didn't lose two games in a row all season, a mark of consistency. They won 21 out of 22 games during one stretch, the only defeat coming in overtime at Arkansas State.That helped them get a No. 11 seed -- matching the highest in school history -- and their first berth in the NCAA tournament since 1989. Middle Tennessee has one of the most experienced rosters in the tournament -- 13 juniors and seniors -- and a bench that provides 42 percent of the Blue Raiders' playing time."That kind of helps you, that you can go on the road and win at tough places," Davis said.The winner of the First Four game gets another quick trip -- to Auburn Hills, Mich., to play Memphis on Thursday.Saint Mary's (27-6) is just glad to get away from rival Gonzaga, which was No. 1 in the final AP college basketball poll on Monday and got the top seed in the West Regional. Saint Mary's lost to the Zags three times during the season, including the conference tournament.The Gaels lost only three times in their final 22 games this season, all three of them against Gonzaga.Fortunately, the Bulldogs are back in Salt Lake City while the Gaels are in Dayton, making an NCAA appearance for the third time in four years. They reached the round of 16 in 2010 before losing to Baylor, missed out in 2011, and made it back last season, losing to Purdue 72-69 in their opening game.It's the first back-to-back NCAA appearances in the California school's history. They return four starters and 10 players from last year's team."I think there's a value to having been in the NCAA tournament," coach Randy Bennett said. "There are some things that happen in the NCAA tournament that are different than the regular season. We have players that are going through the process a second or third time. That helps us."The Gaels were a bit travel-weary when they landed in Dayton on Monday evening for a practice, having left campus at 6:15 a.m."It's been kind of a whirlwind," guard Stephen Holt said. "It's pretty much get all my stuff packed and get on the plane."Sounds familiar.---Follow Joe Kay on Twitter: http://twitter.com/apjoekaySPONSORED HEADLINES
NCAA Mens Tournament
Gameday Matchup
Avg Points | 75.5 | 71.2 |
Avg Points Allowed | 63.5 | 57.8 |
Home Record | 16-1 | 15-0 |
Road Record | 9-2 | 11-4 |
Current Streak | L1 | L1 |
School Info
Conference | West Coast | Conference USA |
Nickname | Gaels | Blue Raiders |
Type | Private | Public |
» Mar 19, 2013 | SMC 67, @MTU 54 | Recap |
Starting Lineup
F M. Young 8.5 | G K. Hammonds II 10.0 |
F B. Waldow 11.5 | G B. Massey 7.0 |
G S. Holt 10.0 | G M. Knight 16.0 |
G J. Giusti 2.0 | G R. Cintron 3.0 |
G M. Dellavedova 16.0 | F N. Hunter 10.0 |
Team rosters: Saint Mary's | Middle Tennessee |
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BEREA, Ohio -- Cleveland Browns safety Tashaun Gipson, cornerback Joe Haden and offensive tackle Joe Thomas have been named to the 2015 Pro Bowl, the league announced Tuesday. In addition, safety Donte Whitner was selected as an alternate.
Gipson is a first-time honoree, while Thomas (eight) and Haden (two) have multiple selections. Thomas is the first offensive lineman in NFL history to be named to the Pro Bowl in each of his first eight seasons. With Gipson and Haden each earning Pro Bowl status, it marks the first time the Browns have had two defensive backs selected since Hanford Dixon and Frank Minnifield were selected to the 1989 Pro Bowl.
Gipson is the first undrafted defensive player for the Browns to make to Pro Bowl since LB Mike Johnson in 1991. Despite appearing in just 11 games this season, Gipson is second in the NFL with a career-high six interceptions. He added 52 tackles, eight passes defensed, one fumble recovery and one defensive score on an interception return. He sustained a knee injury at Atlanta on Nov. 23 that ended his season.
Haden is the first Browns cornerback selected to consecutive Pro Bowls since Minnifield was selected to four in a row from 1987-90. In 14 games this season, Haden has totaled 69 tackles, 17 passes defensed, three interceptions, two fumble recoveries, one forced fumble and one blocked field goal. Since joining the team as the seventh overall pick in 2010, his 84 pass breakups are the most in the league during that span.
Thomas trails only Hall of Famers Jim Brown (9) and Lou Groza (9) for the most Pro Bowls by a Browns player. Thomas has started all 127 career games at tackle and has not missed an offensive snap since being selected by the Browns with the third overall pick in the 2007 draft. His stretch of 7,856 consecutive offensive snaps is the longest active streak in the league. Thomas joins Jim Brown (1958-66) as the only Browns selected to the Pro Bowl in each of their first eight seasons in the league.
The 2015 Pro Bowl will be played on Sunday, Jan. 25, and televised live on ESPN at 8:00 p.m. ET from University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, the site of Super Bowl XLIX.
Head Coach Mike Pettine:
"I'm very happy for our players that have received the recognition of being named to the Pro Bowl because they are deserving of the honor. They have each worked extremely hard this season and have been great examples for their teammates. They are selfless players that I know would trade the individual accolade for more team success. Each will serve as a great representative of the Cleveland Browns and the Dawg Pound in the game next month."
DB Tashaun Gipson:
"I feel truly blessed to be selected to the Pro Bowl, and I really want to first thank God because without Him, this wouldn't be possible; and thank my family, my coaches and my teammates for supporting me and believing in me, as well as the Dawg Pound. It's an honor to be recognized by the NFL and the fans, but it's also a credit to the talented guys on our defense and our coaches who I've been fortunate to work alongside and play with all year."
DB Joe Haden:
"I want to thank all of our fans, I can't say enough about how much I appreciate them for always supporting us. I feel like we have done some good things this season and we are going to continue to push forward for the city of Cleveland. It's great to be recognized for my second Pro Bowl, but I would trade it all for team success and that's what everyone is our locker room is working for."
OL Joe Thomas:
"It's always an honor to be recognized for your hard work by the fans, coaches and your peers. It's a feeling that never gets old. It means a lot to me to be selected to my eighth Pro Bowl and it is very humbling to be mentioned with the likes of Browns greats like Jim Brown and Lou Groza."
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BEREA, Ohio -- The Cleveland Browns on Tuesday signed QB Tyler Thigpen. General Manager Ray Farmer made the announcement.
In addition, the club waived FB Ray Agnew and re-signed DL Christian Tupou to the practice squad.
Thigpen is a 6-1, 216-pound veteran in his seventh NFL season out of Coastal Carolina. Originally selected by Minnesota in the seventh round of the 2007 draft, Thigpen has appeared in 29 games, including 12 starts, and has completed 275 of 509 passes for 3,222 yards, 21 touchdowns and 18 interceptions. He has appeared in games with Kansas City (2007-09), Miami (2009-10) and Buffalo (2011-12). Thigpen initially signed with the Browns on May, 1, 2014 and was waived on Aug. 12.
Agnew started nine of the 12 games he appeared in. He had two carries for two yards and three receptions for 15 yards.
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BEREA, Ohio -- The Cleveland Browns on Saturday signed K Garrett Hartley. General Manager Ray Farmer made the announcement.
To make room on the roster, the team waived K Billy Cundiff.
Hartley is a 5-9, 200-pound veteran in his seventh NFL season out of Oklahoma. Hartley has appeared in 57 games, all with the Saints from 2008-13. He has converted 82 of 101 (81.2 percent) field goal attempts and 176 of 177 PATs for 422 career points. Last season, he appeared in 14 games with New Orleans. A native of Southlake, Texas, Hartley graduated from Southlake Carroll High School.
He will wear No. 10.
Cundiff appeared in all 13 games this season and converted 22 of 29 field goals and all 28 PATs.
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For the first time since naming Johnny Manziel the Browns' new starting quarterback, head coach Mike Pettine met with the media to explain the decision and how it affects preparation for this Sunday's game against the Bengals. Pettine's comments are below:
Opening statement:
"Certainly, a great challenge for us this week to be back in the division against the team that's leading the division. Looking forward to being back out in front of the Dawg Pound. We're expecting a high level of intensity for a lot of reasons. I think it'll be a playoff type atmosphere. The margin for error for both teams is minimal. We also understand the Bengals' mentality coming in. I asked the team this morning to put themselves in their shoes – times they've had a big game at home and high expectations for it, national TV audience and had the result not be anywhere near what they expected. We know the mentality that they're going to have coming up here, but we can't allow that to phase us. It's going to be critically important for us to be focused and dialed in on the task at hand, in large part just because of the outside noise that has picked up significantly for obvious reasons. I talked about that with the team today, for them to understand that the move was made just because of the lack of performance at that position over the last four games. They have to understand it was as a unit, that if we don't pick up our play around the quarterback, we'd be extremely foolish to expect different results. I challenged the team today that we all share in the joy of a win. We all share in the agony of a loss. Everybody has to pick up their play as we head down the stretch. (QB) Brian (Hoyer) got us to this point where here it is mid-December and we're playing an extremely meaningful game. It's important to recognize that. We know our goal is still very difficult to reach, but it's still there. We don't control our destiny. The only thing that we can do is prepare to go 3-0, and the only way to go 3-0 is to be 1-0. That's why this Sunday is critically important for us."
On if there was any reluctance this week in deciding to start QB Johnny Manziel:
"There was not. Basically after the Monday presser, got together with the group I was going to get together with. Meeting didn't last very long, and went ahead and informed both players. We went on to the business of starting to game plan."
On if Manziel will take the field with his teammates' respect on Sunday:
"Yeah, absolutely. I think they're going to see certainly how he was last week. They see how he's practiced throughout the year, but I thought he ramped it up a little bit more last week. I'm sure they'll see it this week. They'll see him in a different light, just even being in the walkthrough this morning, you could just see the presence in the huddle and the command and how he was calling things. He spent a lot of time up here yesterday, wanted to get a head start on the plan. I'm sure it'll show, and the guys around him will respect it."
On if Bengals Head Coach Marvin Lewis' comment about Manziel reflects the attitude towards Manziel in most defensive meeting rooms:
"I don't know. This is a guy that had unbelievable college production, and he's shown flashes of it at the NFL level. I know he's apologized for it multiple times, and I have a conversation with him about it, but I don't think teams necessarily look at him that way. I think they'll try to look at the model of, 'Hey, how do you defend a shorter mobile quarterback?' Teams that defend the Seahawks have had issues, but I think it's more of the mobility thing that defenses are worried about, not necessarily the height part."
On what he's learned from time around Bills QB EJ Manuel and Eagles QB Mark Sanchez that will serve him now with a rookie quarterback:
"If you want to have success you have to be great around them. I think if you get in the mode where it's, 'Hey, you have to take the team on your back and do it all yourself, and we're just going to stand back at watch,' you're sadly mistaken. To me, it's been our formula from the beginning. It's play great defense, run the football, minimize the number of times where the quarterback has to make a play. Give him a chance with it third-and-2-5, as opposed to third-and-6-plus. Don't put him in a situation where he's got to lead you back from two scores down in the fourth quarter. I think if you keep those opportunities where he has to make plays at a minimum that takes a lot of pressure off. The quarterback is one-eleventh of the offense. It's the most important position obviously, but at the same time – as I said in the team meeting – everybody has to elevate their play around him. To me, it's a full team task."
On how the decision to start Manziel changes what the other 10 players do on offense:
"We're not trying to install a new playbook in a week. We had an inventory that we carried in training camp. We'll just be highlighting a different portion of it. It'll all be concepts that our guys are familiar with, but there are some subtle changes. Not to get into specifics of the game plan, but we'll take advantage of the skill sets of the guys we have out there."
On if making the change at QB could be a wake-up call to other positions on the offense to elevate their play and that there could be changes at other positions:
"I don't know if that necessarily was the motivating force behind it, but I just think it's a true statement. We need to play better. As I go back on the old cliché I've used a bunch of times, too much credit goes to the quarterback when you're successful and entirely too much blame when you're not. There were a bunch of plays that looked bad on the quarterback this past Sunday, for example, that weren't necessarily his fault. Just overall level of play, I said before we pride ourselves on competition. We'll be a little bit quicker to make changes at certain positions. Quarterback is one where you probably have to have, you do have to have, the most amount of patience. We just felt it just reached the point where we needed to make a change."
On what Manziel's day was like with offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan on Tuesday:
"I know that Kyle needed a good bulk of the day to get the plan formulated. I'm not sure of what time Johnny came up here, but then he was here for a good part of the afternoon into the night. I know a lot of people were looking for him at the Cavs game. He was here."
On if three games are enough for him to get a gauge of what kind of quarterback Manziel can be:
"Probably a little bit in between, probably get a pretty good sense. It's not a huge sample, and obviously we're hoping it's more than three."
On if he had to ensure the team and fans that the decision to start Manziel was made solely because it gives the Browns the best chance to win and not just to evaluate him in the last three games:
"Absolutely, he does, and that was the crux of the conversation. We wanted to make a change to do some different things schematically and to maybe bring a little bit more energy. Just felt that, all things equal, he did give us a better chance. It's certainly not something where it's, 'Hey, let's go ahead and…' If Brian had been playing well and we decided to do it, you could make that argument, but this truly is a week-to-week thing."
On if it was hard to tell Hoyer about the decision to start Manziel:
"Very, very hard. Those conversations are the negative part of the business, especially as a coach, when you've got to cut a player or demote a player, a guy that we all know what his circumstances are. It's the human element of it. It's difficult to sit a guy down, look him in the eye and tell him that he hasn't been playing well enough and we're going to have to make a change. It's not easy."
On if it's unfair to look at Hoyer's body of work as just the last four games:
"Yeah, but the NFL is a 'what have you done lately' business. Like I said before, we'll be more patient with the quarterback, but the body of work was trending in the wrong direction. That really prompted it."
On his thoughts on what goes into having to be more patient with the quarterback:
"I just think that's one position where you can't really have a yo-yo on it. We didn't hesitate... Center is probably one that's up there, as well. You want to have patience, but we decided to make a move. It happened in-game due to an injury and went ahead and stuck with it. It's a lot easier to make changes at other spots just because the quarterback is kind of the CPU of the offense. Everybody has got to go through him. It's very difficult. If you can avoid changing there quickly and often, you'd want to do that. That's why you doing see a lot of teams bouncing back and forth. You want to settle on a guy and go with it, but it had just gotten to the point where we felt a change was necessary."
On if he at any point thought he waited too long:
"No, I said this on Monday; I'm not going to look back and second guess. That's just time in my life I'll never get back. It's unnecessary."
On if Manziel is any more ready for four quarters in a game this week than he was last week:
"Well, certainly he will be because he's going to get the full week as the starter. He'll definitely be prepared. We tell our guys that aren't starting to prepare as a starter, but that's difficult. It's a lot easier to say than it is to do. The off-the-field part of it is important and how much time they're spending, but it's human nature. They're not truly going to prepare. They're going to have a good feel for the plan and, 'Hey, if I've got to go, I've got to go,' but when you're the starter, especially this time of the year when we've trimmed reps back and you only get so much time out there...it's not like training camp practice when we're going to be out there for three hours. At this time of year it's all about being fresh. We're trying to balance that line, walk that line this week with the offense where they have to get reps as a new unit, but at the same time, we still want our guys to be fresh for the game."
On if he felt like he had an advantage facing a rookie when he was a defensive coordinator:
"You do. A lot of it depends on the player and the system. A mobile rookie. whether it's a rookie or not, a mobile quarterback presents certainly more challenges for a defense than one where you can pretty much draw an 'x' and know that he's going to be within a yard or two from that 'x' on most pass plays. The ability to improvise, to make plays off schedule, to extend plays, that can be very problematic for a defense. You can defend the first part of the play very well, and then fall apart on the second part of the play when the quarterback has the ability to extend it. Then you also want to factor in the running aspect of it whether it's zone read, whether it's option whatever it is that a mobile quarterback can do that you have to take into account, that you have to defend. It's very difficult. You end up watering down a lot of your plan. A lot of your calls end up kind of on the cutting room floor because if they run this quarterback run here, we're in trouble. It presents problems, but at the same time, you feel good because it is a rookie in essentially his first start. I think it's a balance. There will be some apprehension I'm sure on their part just because of not knowing what to expect."
On if he's willing to just let Manziel be Manziel:
"I think you've got to find some common ground there. It's going to be more within the structure of our offense, but at the same time, if you have a guy that has a unique skillset, you don't want to quell that either. You want to allow him to do it, but you've got to be able to pick and choose your times to do it. He can't drop back...on every drop back pass he cannot look to turn it into a punt return. It's got to be if the read is there throw it, take the yards and move onto the next one. Now, every once in awhile when it's not there and the first read isn't there, the second read isn't there, now all of the sudden I have to get out of the pocket and make a play, then make a play. I think you need to find that balance. We just don't want to turn it into, 'Hey, let's run his college offense and let it turn into street ball,' but we also don't want to say, 'Hey listen, here's the playbook. We need to follow this exactly to the letter.' We're not going to do that either."
On if he's excited or curious to see what Manziel can bring to the table:
"I'd be a liar if I said I wasn't excited about seeing him play because I've seen it in practice. Hopefully it can...then we got a small taste of it in Buffalo. You'd like to see it carry over when we build a game plan around it and how we go out and execute it. It's just...I don't think...I know that's human nature, but I certainly don't want the team to get caught up in that either. That's what I talked about. We want to make sure that everybody is elevating their play and playing well around him to minimize the number of plays that the quarterback position has to make."
On if building a foundation for the future is a bonus in his mind:
"I think that's fair to say. It's a positive by-product of doing this. We made the decision because it's what's best for the Cleveland Browns this week, but at the same time, a positive result of it is we do get a chance to see him. You can't hid from the facts. He was a first round draft pick. We all know the circumstances with Brian. It gives us a chance, one, to win a football game this week - that's our focus - but at the same time, to get a peek at potentially whether it's a long-term solution."
On what the biggest unknown is with Manziel:
"It's hard to say because I've seen him handle it all in practice. I think just handling a game against an NFL defense that's schemed up to defend him. It's just hard to predict what's going to happen when the ball gets kicked off. You can only see so much in practice. You can only see so much in a preseason game. There's no substitute for live game reps. We don't know, but again, we want to minimize the times where he has to make plays for us. I think that's when you get yourself in trouble."
On if we've seen the last of Hoyer with the Browns:
"No, I wouldn't say that. I certainly could envision a scenario where we go back. I don't understand when some people say that's a true one-way street. We don't know the results. I hate to deal in hypotheticals with the negative, but I wouldn't want to go on record saying we've seen the last of him."
On if the decision to switch quarterbacks was pretty unanimous:
"Yeah, I didn't talk to as many people as I did (last week), but everybody I talked to felt good about it."
On if there was any pressure subtle or otherwise from ownership or the business-side of the building:
"Absolutely not."
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BEREA, Ohio – Cleveland Browns Head Coach Mike Pettine has announced that Johnny Manziel will start at quarterback.
Browns Head Coach Mike Pettine:
"We've made the decision to start Johnny this week against the Bengals. This decision is really not about Brian Hoyer or Johnny Manziel, it is about the Cleveland Browns. We are always going to make decisions that we feel are in the best interest of the team. Brian has done everything that has been asked of him and he has done so as a true professional. It's never just any one position when a unit is not functioning at the level you'd like. We are trying to get the offense to perform at a higher level. Johnny has worked very hard to earn this opportunity and it will be very important for every member of the offense to elevate their play for us to obtain our desired result."
Browns QB Johnny Manziel:
"I'm very appreciative of the opportunity that Coach Pettine and the coaching staff have given me to be the starter on Sunday. I've tried to spend my entire season learning what it takes to become a pro and it's been great to watch Brian because he knows what it takes. I've prepared every week to be ready to help the team however possible and my focus has been on improving every day. I'm very excited to get out on the field with my teammates on Sunday and to have the opportunity to make the Dawg Pound proud."
Browns QB Brian Hoyer:
"Although I am disappointed by coach's decision, I respect him and his choice and will be there to support Johnny. As always, I will do whatever I can to help this team win."
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Coverage: NESN
7:10 PM ET, April 29, 2014
Fenway Park, Boston, Massachusetts
BOSTON -- Never one to take a lot of time between pitches, John Lackey had extra motivation to throw quickly and get out of the biting chill at Fenway Park.
Lackey pitched eight solid innings with temperatures in the low 40s as the Boston Red Sox beat the slumping Tampa Bay Rays 7-4 on Tuesday night.
"I try to work fast," Lackey said. "Especially when it's cold, I'm trying to get guys in the dugout. It wasn't a whole lot of fun out there on the field today."
Lackey's teammates showed their appreciation with a five-run rally in the sixth as the Red Sox opened a three-game series with a win over their American League East rivals.
Shane Victorino drove in his first two runs of the season while going 4 for 4, hiking his batting average from .133 to .316. Victorino was playing in his fourth game after missing the first 22 with a hamstring injury. He singled in his first two at-bats, hit a sacrifice fly in the fifth and added an RBI double in the sixth.
"We knew it was going to take a couple of games for him to get his feet on the ground," Boston manager John Farrell said. "He does give us a completely different dynamic in that 2-hole. When we can set the table for that middle of the order, we've got a chance to score some runs."
Lackey (4-2) scattered six hits and allowed two runs, striking out five and walking one. After the Rays scored twice in the ninth, Koji Uehara came in and struck out Ben Zobrist on three pitches for his sixth save.
Jackie Bradley Jr. had a pair of doubles and two RBIs as the Red Sox got 13 hits and won for the third time in four games. Xander Bogaerts was the only Boston starter without a hit.
"It was good to see the evenness throughout the at-bats 1 through 9," Farrell said.
The Rays lost for the seventh time in eight road games and are 4-9 away from home.
Wil Myers had two hits and scored a run for the Rays. James Loney hit two doubles and joined Myers as the only Tampa Bay players with more than one hit. Both scored in the ninth on a throwing error by Bogaerts at shortstop.
The Rays began the second leg of a 10-game road trip, which they started 1-3 in Chicago. Erik Bedard held Boston to one run through five innings, but the bullpen could not stop the Red Sox in the sixth.
Tampa Bay manager Joe Maddon said both starters had good command, but it was a tough night for relievers to sit through the frigid conditions and then have to pitch.
"Bedard was good. I thought Lackey's command was good tonight," Maddon said. "It's hard. It's hard for both sides. The game was not meant to be played in this kind of weather. But you've got to fight through it."
Brandon Gomes (1-1) started the sixth inning, and immediately walked Mike Napoli and Jonny Gomes. Juan Carlos Oviedo took over with one out and fared no better. A.J. Pierzynski hit an RBI single, then Will Middlebrooks and Bradley hit back-to-back doubles.
Bradley's shot to center bounced off the wall in one of the deepest parts of Fenway Park, scoring Pierzynski and Middlebrooks easily. Bradley went to third on a wild pitch and scored on Victorino's ground-rule double.
The Red Sox scored three more on three hits off Oviedo. Boston scored five times in the inning and sent nine batters to the plate.
"That's something that we normally don't do," Maddon said. "We're normally pretty good at minimizing damage. We've got to do a better job of that."
Bedard got his third no-decision in four starts. He allowed four hits, striking out four and walking three.
Middlebrooks walked to start the fifth and went to third when Bradley doubled to center. The Rays nearly got out of it when Dustin Pedroia lined out to third baseman Evan Longoria, who made a dive for the bag. Middlebrooks was diving in the other direction and barely beat the tag, then scored on Victorino's fly to center to put Boston up 1-0.
The Rays got the run back in the sixth when Desmond Jennings doubled with one out and scored on a sacrifice fly by Longoria.
Ryan Hanigan's single in the seventh drove in Myers, who led off the inning with a double that was just a few feet left of being a homer to center.
Game notes
Napoli has reached base in 24 of 25 games this season. ... It was the 28th anniversary of Roger Clemens' first 20-strikeout game for Boston, when he broke the major league record for a nine-inning game against Seattle. ... Red Sox DH David Ortiz played in his 1,994th game. ... Tampa Bay played its 1,000th game since shortening the team's name to Rays in 2008.
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Scoring Summary
5th | S Victorino hit sacrifice fly to center, W Middlebrooks scored. | 0 | 1 | |
6th | E Longoria hit sacrifice fly to center, D Jennings scored. | 1 | 1 | |
6th | A Pierzynski singled to center, M Napoli scored, J Gomes to third. | 1 | 2 | |
6th | W Middlebrooks doubled to deep center, J Gomes scored, A Pierzynski to third. | 1 | 3 | |
6th | J Bradley Jr. doubled to deep center, A Pierzynski and W Middlebrooks scored. | 1 | 5 | |
6th | S Victorino hit a ground rule double to right, J Bradley Jr. scored. | 1 | 6 | |
7th | R Hanigan singled to left, W Myers scored. | 2 | 6 | |
8th | D Ortiz singled to center, D Pedroia scored, S Victorino to second. | 2 | 7 | |
9th | Y Escobar reached on infield single to shortstop, J Loney scored, W Myers scored, Y Escobar to second on throwing error by shortstop X Bogaerts. | 4 | 7 | |
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Game Information
Stadium | Fenway Park, Boston, MA |
Attendance | 34,794 (93.9% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 3:40 |
Weather | 43 degrees, cloudy |
Wind | 15 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Dan Iassogna, First Base - CB Bucknor, Second Base - Hal Gibson III, Third Base - Dale Scott |
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Brad Hand held the Phillies to one run over seven innings, but took a no-decision on Wednesday as the Marlins suffered a late loss.
Brad Hand suffered his eighth loss of the season after allowing six runs (five earned) over five innings on Thursday against the Nationals.
Brad Hand fired six scoreless innings Sunday in the Marlins' 4-0 blanking of the Braves.
Brad Hand lasted just 4 1/3 innings Sunday, allowing four runs in a loss to the Rockies.
Brad Hand surrendered three runs over seven innings in Friday's loss to the Diamondbacks.
Brad Hand was touched up for seven runs over just 4 2/3 frames in Sunday's loss to the Reds.
Brad Hand took a no-decision for his role in yielding only two runs over 6 1/3 innings to the Pirates in Tuesday's win.
Brad Hand absolutely dominated the Astros offense on Friday, hurling 7 1/3 shutout innings while allowing just three hits.
Brad Hand held the Giants to two earned runs over seven innings Sunday for his first win of 2014.
Brad Hand left Sunday's game against the Mets with a bruised right shin.
Brad Hand yielded a mere unearned run in his start versus the Diamondbacks on Tuesday.
Brad Hand got a no-decision, allowing three runs over five innings in Thursday's loss to the Phillies.
Marlins activated LHP Brad Hand from the 15-day disabled list.
Brad Hand (ankle) will be activated from the disabled list and start on Thursday against the Phillies.


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IG tash
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my one thing its HAVE CHAT ENABLED so u can chat with people on the outside still
I have an idea to make spectator mode even better, but I'm afraid that it will be lost with the posts of this thread... Anyways.. Allow us to view whatever game our friends our watching! Here's a scenario: Your friend calls you "Dude you gotta check out this game I'm spectating!" but you can't because the person he is spectating isn't on your friends list. Therefore, the only way to watch the game is to go over to your friends house or have him stream it on some live feed websites. Also another thing I just thought of, show how many people are currently spectating a game for the players playing or at the very least, for those also spectating. Maybe allow us to talk to each other?
1.) Normal Spectate with 3-min delay 2.) Spectate of game with the same LOS of the team of the friend you spectated, no delay. I really think this would make spectating a friend's match more enjoyable so you can experience things with them and comment on situations on how they went.
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Three things that I would like to see: Dragon and Nashor Kill Counters: Up at the top, with the tower and gold tallies. It's easy to miss which team got the dragon or if you enter a game already in action that info can be useful. Mob Camp Timers: Maybe place a little time next to the camps on the minimap after they are cleared so we can tell when they are about to respawn. Special Champion Icons: Certain champions like Anivia or Volibear have extra abilities that can be tracked on the UI. If their passives are up maybe place a small icon inside of the portrait to let you know. I know that you can just click on the champions to see if they have their passive buff up, but this would make it easier to see.
PLEASE let us join spectator games our friends are spectating. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE. My group and I are having endless frustration trying to watch the same game. They'll catch something on featured and then it won't be there for the rest of us, or they'll have a pro on their friends list and the rest of us cant join in a good game they're watching. This is the single most limiting thing hurting spectator mode's enjoyability. Otherwise its great.
guilty fury
i use two monitors and i play and watch in border-less windowed and when i move my mouse to the edge where my other monitor is the pointer goes off the screen and i cant scroll in that direction. this also happens if i use a smaller resolution my mouse will move out of the game.
I can see people abusing the spectator mode.. like for instance: When I'm spectating a friend and I see his enemy team waiting for them near the Baron bush, I can whisper my friend to "watch out for that bush, enemy team is there". Is there a delay of some sort so this type of "abuse" can't happen?
@Rayven Riot needs to add this Spectator Mode: Block friends from spectating him/her in certain game modes. Block All Rank Solo/Team Custom: Draft Mode/Tournament Draft Why??? Because teams like Dignitas, TSM, etc., don't want other teams to spectate their games and learn their tatics and strategies.
tsm vs eg game is very laggy
Ability to view what runes one is running.


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Why are cops' guns exempt from microstamping?
Re "Microstamp guns, save lives" (Letters, March 9): Letter writer Rebecca Gonzales writes that law enforcement strongly supported microstamping.
But, funny enough, law enforcement officers are exempt from the microstamping requirement, and from every other requirement of California's law against unsafe handguns. Police use handguns in their daily duties. Don't they need safe handguns even more than other Californians do?
No one wants more accidental shooting deaths of police. So if microstamping really can be inexpensive and reliable, the Legislature should remove the exemption for law enforcement officers from California's roster of handguns certified for sale, and force them to use microstamping handguns like the rest of us.
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- March 13, 2005 Update: Slobodan Milosevic death precedes war crimes verdict.
- Nov. 22, 2005Ten years after the war ended, the leaders of Bosnia agree on a new constitutional
- July 8, 2005: On the 10th anniversary of the Bosnian massacre, efforts continue to identify bodies found in mass graves.
- June 3, 2005: An ITN report on a videotape depicting the 1995 Srebrenica massacre.
- July 31, 2003: A look at postwar Bosnia.
- Feb. 13, 2002: An update on the war crimes trial of Slobodan Milosevic.
- July 11, 2001: The sixth anniversary of the massacre of Srebrenica.
- Jan. 25, 1996: A report on six possible mass graves identified in the Muslim town of Srebrenica.
MARGARET WARNER: His legacy is undeniable: Three major Balkan wars in the 1990s, more than 200,000 dead and millions left homeless, in the worst violence Europe had seen since World War II. Slobodan Milosevic's crusade to restore Serbian greatness took off as Yugoslavia began to crumble in post-communist Eastern Europe. We start with this report by Jonathan Miller of Independent Television News.
JONATHAN MILLER: This is the day in April 1987 that the Belgrade Communist Party chief burst onto the scene. "No one has the right to beat you," he told Serb villagers in a largely Albanian part of Kosovo. The village name: The Field of Blackbirds, a former battlefield and hearthstone of greater Serbia's imagined former glories.
"Six centuries on we are again engaged in battle," Milosevic told a million awestruck Serbs, "although they're not armed battles…yet," he said. Naked nationalism from the Balkans' leading Stalinist, a message heard and understood by Albanians, Croats Muslims; the Serb battle cry was sounded. It lit a fire in Serb hearts right across Yugoslavia and propelled Slobodan Milosevic's inexorable rise; to president, dictator; to the defiant defendant in the dock charged with genocide and crimes against humanity, to which he'd plead not guilty.
Nationalist fervor spread through the former Yugoslavia, old rivalries revived, but throughout the brutal conflicts first in Croatia, then in Bosnia, Milosevic was careful to keep his own hands clean, his dirty work delegated to those like Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic and his commander, Ratko Mladic, who remain on the run to this day. The Dayton Peace Accord in 1995 did finally stop the Bosnian war. Milosevic reveling in the moment, a man reviled as a monster still posing as peacemaker and statesman.
Then, in 1999, Serb forces once again unleashing terror on Kosovan Albanian civilians, Milosevic insisting he was just defending Serbs. Ignoring NATO's ultimatum to withdraw, Milosevic opted for all-out confrontation. For three months, air strikes brought fear and suffering to Serbia. Now vanquished, Milosevic had finally overreached himself, losing an election, then facing mass revolt. Six months later he'd be in The Hague.
MARGARET WARNER: Milosevic's trial for war crimes was entering its fifth year, when he was found dead in his cell this weekend.
For more on Milosevic, we turn to retired Army General Wesley Clark. He dealt extensively with the fallen dictator, before and during the 1995 Bosnian peace accord negotiations in Dayton and as NATO's supreme allied commander in Europe from 1997 to 2000, before and during the Kosovo War. General Clark ultimately testified against Milosevic in The Hague.
General Clark, welcome.
GEN. WESLEY CLARK: Thank you, Margaret.
MARGARET WARNER: There have been a lot of ugly epithets used to describe this man: monster, power hungry, the butcher of the Balkans. What's yours?
WESLEY CLARK: Well, I — petty Hitler is mine.
He was a war criminal. And, yet, we had to deal with him to try to stop greater crime, which was a continuation of conflict in the Balkans.
MARGARET WARNER: He — to the end, even during his trial, he insisted, whatever he had done, he did it simply to defend the poor Serbian people, the poor, victimized Serbian people.
You spent more than 100 hours with this man, over the course of several years. Did you ever come to a conclusion about what drove him? I mean, was it this nationalism? Or was he just power hungry? What was it?
WESLEY CLARK: Well, I think he was ambitious. He was power hungry. He was in — he was on top of a very slippery pyramid.
And he had a lot of enemies out there as well. And, so, in order to survive, at the end, I think it was important for — in his view, to maintain his — his power position.
MARGARET WARNER: But, I mean, did you feel that, deep within, he bought this — I mean, he tapped into Serbian paranoia and all its historical sense of injustice. Do you think he really believed that, or was it hard to tell?
WESLEY CLARK: Well, he always denied that he believed it.
He always claimed that he had Muslim friends and Croatian friends. And he called President Tudjman Franjo, and Alija Izetbegovic. And, I mean, he was adroit in that respect. I think it was naked ambition, really without any principles, other than getting and holding on to power.
MARGARET WARNER: Now, when you testified at The Hague, you told — you told many tales and stories of when you met with him. But there was one in particular that dates back from '95, when you became convinced that he, in fact, was responsible for one of the most gruesome massacres, the massacre of Muslims at Srebrenica that year. Tell us about that.
WESLEY CLARK: It was the first meeting we had with him, really.
And I had never met him. And he suggested to Richard Holbrooke — I was sitting next to — to Ambassador Holbrooke, and he suggested to Ambassador Holbrooke — he said, "Let's just have an election on your peace proposal." And we said, "An election?"
And he said, "You call a referendum and" — or something like this.
And, so, they began to talk about it. And we said, but we don't understand why we would have an election in your country. You say your country is different than Bosnia. So, why would people voting in your country then lead to the Bosnian Serbs adopting this peace plan?
He said, they will not disobey the will of Serb people. Well, so, they took a break. Ambassador Holbrooke got up to make a phone call. And Joe Kruzel and I went up to Milosevic.
And we said to him — I said to him: "Mr. President, you — you — you said that these Bosnian Serbs won't defy the will of the Serb people. And, yet, why would you allow Milosevic to — Mladic to slaughter all these people at Srebrenica?"
He looked at me and he said, "Well, General Clark, you must understand, I told Mladic not to do this, but he didn't listen to me."
Well, at that point, I — then, he basically told me he had foreknowledge of the event. And whether he told him not to do it or not was irrelevant.
MARGARET WARNER: In other words, he knew that some 7,000 Muslim men and boys were going to be killed.
WESLEY CLARK: That's what it sounded like to me.
And, of course, they were paying the bill for the Bosnian-Serb military. Mladic was a — he was a Bosnian Serb only in name. He was a Yugoslav general.
MARGARET WARNER: So, when — the next — your next meetings, then, are in the — at the peace negotiations at Dayton to try to settle the Bosnian War.
What was he like then? Was he negotiating in good faith?
WESLEY CLARK: Well, he was negotiating grudgingly. But it was, for him, the least cost way out of a difficult situation.
The Croatian military had gotten a lot stronger. And the United States was asserting itself. And, so, as a tactical move, to preserve the gains he had, he wanted to — to have this agreement. He didn't intend to go beyond the letter of the agreement, in fact, to do as little as possible to implement the agreement. But it — it — it codified a Republika Srpska. It carved out a Serb portion of Bosnia, which had declared itself an independent country. So, he won in that respect.
MARGARET WARNER: Starting to…
WESLEY CLARK: He blustered.
MARGARET WARNER: … to create his dream…
WESLEY CLARK: He threatened.
MARGARET WARNER: … of this greater Serbia.
WESLEY CLARK: Right.
He blustered. He threatened. He — he joked. He smoked. He had a friend in New Hampshire. And they — they flew in lobsters. And he had the Americans for a big lobster dinner. And I — it — it was a complete "Godfather"-like performance.
MARGARET WARNER: All right. Now fast-forward, because I know you had some meetings in between. But your next very important meeting, you're now on the eve of the Kosovo war.
And you have got Kosovo Albanians being forced to flee. Tell us about that.
WESLEY CLARK: In the fall of 1998, as the ethnic cleansing in Kosovo accelerated, there were about 400,000 Albanians who had been driven from their homes in Kosovo.
And, so, NATO finally issued a threat. And Ambassador Holbrooke went in to negotiate. But Milosevic never came up with the right solution. So, Secretary-General Solana and General Klaus Naumann and I went back in once.
I went back in a second time. And I…
MARGARET WARNER: This is a NATO team.
WESLEY CLARK: The NATO team.
And I went back in. And I had the authority from the White House. And I just looked at him, and I said, "Mr. President, if you don't pull your forces back, NATO, they're going to tell me to bomb you."
And I looked him right in the eye. He said, "Well, General Clark, NATO must do what it must be." I said, "No, Mr. President, you do not want to be bombed by NATO." He said: "No, you're right. We will see."
And, so, he basically conceded some elements of what he wanted to do. We bought a window for diplomacy. The diplomacy didn't pay off. He talked to the Russians. He made up his mind he could withstand NATO airstrikes. And he gave the go-ahead to start the ethnic cleansing.
MARGARET WARNER: You know, when people talk about him, it's often mentioned that his father shot himself. Eleven years later, his mother hung herself. His favorite uncle killed himself. And this may be beyond your level of expertise, but, I mean, do you think he was — he was mad?
WESLEY CLARK: Oh, we talked about this is a lot on the delegation.
It may be beyond our level of expertise, but I never considered him suicidal. He was in love with himself and his ideas. He had a tremendous ego, big vanity. I — sure. I mean, I — he probably had insecurities, like everybody else did. But, suicidal, I never saw any indication of it.
MARGARET WARNER: So, in 2003, you go to The Hague to testify against him. It's closed-door testimony. What was that like? I mean, was he still unrepentant completely?
WESLEY CLARK: Unrepentant, smiling like a Cheshire cat when he saw me. He thought he — he thought he had me.
And I knew how the exchange would go: "General Clark is good man. He is loyal. He is subordinate." I mean, that's — he saw me — Ambassador Holbrooke was smart, intelligent, a diplomat, tricky, you know? I was straightforward and not so smart. And he was going to handle me like a cat playing with a squirrel.
MARGARET WARNER: Because he could cross-examine you, because he was acting as his own lawyer.
WESLEY CLARK: Well, that's what he thought. And he could — he could make speeches about what he wanted.
He was really using the trial not to — not to rebut the points, but to lay out to the Serb people — and it was televised in Belgrade — his view of greater Serbia and his justification, and — and perpetuating the lies that — that motivated and fueled the regime in its rise to power in the first place.
MARGARET WARNER: I know you haven't been back to the region since then, but what's your sense of — given the unsettled state of Serbia and Kosovo, even today, politically, the way he died, before a verdict is reached, what's your sense of the impact?
WESLEY CLARK: It's a blow to the peace process in the region. There's just no other way to say it.
We would have advanced the cause of peace if Milosevic had been convicted, and if the Serb people had recognized the judgment of the international community was firm and factual on this. But it didn't happen. It hasn't happened.
He will be put in a pantheon of — of tragic Serb heroes by his radical supporters. And, unfortunately, we will have lost a major chance to reverse and — some of the wrongs in Europe.
MARGARET WARNER: General Wesley Clark, thank you.
WESLEY CLARK: Thank you.


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Just days after a brutal crackdown at the hands of Bahrain's security forces, protesters in the tiny Gulf Arab nation are feeling confident that their demonstrations will help oust the Sunni Muslim dynasty that has long ruled their majority-Shiite country.
Protesters flooded jubilantly back into Pearl Square in the center of Bahrain's capital, Manama, Saturday after troops pulled out following clashes Thursday night that killed four.
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Copies of the U.S. Constitution put out by Wilder Publishing and being sold on Amazon.com come with an odd disclaimer on the first page of the pamphlet, in part declaring: "This book is a product of its time and does not reflect the same values as it would if it were written today."
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In an example of political correctness run amok, the disclaimer goes on to warn parents of the literary material to follow: "Parents might wish to discuss with their children how views on race, gender, sexuality, ethnicity and interpersonal relations have changed since this book was written before allowing them to read this classic work."
The provocative pamphlet also includes the Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation.
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We wrote the disclaimer so that we could stop having to point out to our readers that people held different values 100 or 200 years ago.
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MILWAUKEE -- Randy Wolf doesn't really know what has been wrong with him this season, and understands why the Milwaukee Brewers released him on Wednesday.
And while the move wasn't an easy one to take, the veteran left-hander went out of his way to say that he doesn't harbor any bitterness toward the Brewers -- even though he got the bad news on his 36th birthday.
"It's a really tough pill to swallow," Wolf said. "Luckily, I've always been humble in this game, and realized what this game is like."
Wolf was 3-10 with a 5.69 ERA in 24 starts for Milwaukee this year and had lost his last four decisions. The Brewers owe him about $3.7 million in remaining salary and a buyout.
Wolf said things have been "brutal" this year but he doesn't know why.
His velocity isn't down from what it usually is, although he has struggled with his command.
"I just need to get better somehow, figure it out," Wolf said. "Obviously, I'm leaving too many balls over the middle of the plate. And if I do a better job of not doing that, I think I'll be OK."
Brewers general manager Doug Melvin and manager Ron Roenicke both said Wolf has something left to offer other teams.
"I think he needs a new atmosphere to be in," Roenicke said. "Randy still is not done pitching. I think next year he's going to have a good year for somebody. But I think when you get to a point where things happen so negatively every time you go out and pitch, you can't just wipe it out."
Melvin said he expects Wolf to catch on with another team this season.
"I'd be surprised if somebody didn't give him a chance," Melvin said.
Milwaukee recalled infielder Jeff Bianchi from Triple-A Nashville.
Wolf's release will make room in the rotation for starter Shaun Marcum, who is on a rehabilitation assignment and is scheduled to start Saturday's game at Pittsburgh. Marcum has been on the disabled list since June 23 with a right elbow injury.
The move also will allow the Brewers to take a look at some of their young pitchers -- a reality that likely would have forced Wolf to move to the bullpen if he stayed with the Brewers.
"We have these young guys that we need to see, and unfortunately we're in a position where we need to starting thinking about next year," Roenicke said.
Still, the Brewers are likely to miss Wolf's veteran presence.
"I really like Randy," Roenicke said. "I like him as a player, and I like him as a person. He prepares himself as well as anybody I've ever been around. He's a great teammate. He helps out the young guys. Things didn't go well for him this year, and he feels (as) bad about it as anybody -- worse about it than anybody. And he worked as hard as you could possibly work to get things turned around."
Ryan Braun said Wolf will be missed, especially in the clubhouse.
"With Randy, he always worked as hard as he could, he always put everything he had into this game," Braun said. "He was a great teammate, a lot of fun to be around every day. He did some great things for this organization, too."
Wolf thanked the Brewers on the way out, saying he didn't harbor any bitterness about the way his time with the team came to an end.
"The way that the organization has treated me through this has been outstanding," Wolf said. "They just wanted to give me a heads-up. I think how much respect they showed through this process has been amazing. I just want to thank them for everything. It's certainly unfortunate that this year was the way it was, and there's nobody more disappointed about that than I am."
Milwaukee is responsible for the $2,232,240 remaining of Wolf's $9.5 million salary this year and also for a $1.5 million buyout of a $10 million club option. If Wolf signs a major league contract with another team, a prorated share of the $480,000 minimum would be offset.
Copyright 2012 by The Associated Press
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