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Some genres are defined by their progenitors. Doom begat the first-person shooter, Grand Theft Auto begat the open-world game, and Diablo begat the hack-and-slash RPG. But unlike the others, the hack-and-slash still carries the moniker of "Diablo clone," even 10+ years after its creation. And for good reason – while games like Torchlight and Titan's Quest made slight modifications to the formula, they've still treated the genre as "Diablo" instead of a standalone idea. Each game iterated on the Diablo concept, making changes that served to supplement the tropes instead of attempting to reinvent them. In many ways, Diablo III approaches the genre in the same way – it's essentially a really good Diablo clone, but more official than those other games.
At its core, Diablo III is a game about clicking on stuff until it dies, stealing its loot, and leveling up. It's been dressed up in beautiful graphics, garnished in stellar physics, and turned into a persistent online game, but anything piled atop is supplementary to killing, looting, and leveling. There are some large modifications to the formula, but many of the changes from its 11-year-old predecessor are basic quality-of-life improvements, leaving the core as classic as can be and retaining the same addictive, repeatable, enjoyable gameplay that had us hooked for hundreds of hours back in 2001. Though Blizzard made great strides to assure that the mechanics fit more in line with 2012's standards, it did so without sacrificing Diablo's essence.
The gameplay – that's the "clicking on stuff until it dies, then leveling" part – is simplistic and satisfying. Despite sporting insultingly bad dialogue and a mediocre plot, the act of beating on bad guys with the mouse pointer and watching them ragdoll around is the ultimate power fantasy. Playing through the game's four acts (while clicking on everything that moves until it stops moving) fulfills primal urges, and taps into the same pleasure center that other loot-fest games have in the past.
Each of the five classes gave us different ways to click bad guys to death, allowing players to bash in heads as the Monk, blast foes with elemental spells as the Wizard, shake snakes at enemies as the Witch Doctor, cleave through waves with the Barbarian, and fire barrages of arrows as the Demon Hunter. Each was well varied, and each provided a different experience that was made even more complex by the interesting new leveling system Blizzard has developed.
Classes in Diablo III progress in a very modern way, both by gifting all of the games' skills to the player by level 30 (instead of throwing them at a wall of abilities to choose from over the course of 99 levels), and by making six skills available at a time (instead of two). Because of the ability to modify the varied spells with unlockable Runes, the character customization is as robust as ever, even if the level cap is at a much more attainable level 60 (as opposed to Diablo II's 99). Runes make a huge difference; for instance, they can augment the Barbarian's Bash to include a stun, reverberating knockback, or area-of-effect damage. Every skill is improved with these runes, and it's possible to create imaginative and unique builds, letting the player tune every spell to their liking.
Further adding to the customization are the loot drops, which are arguably even more intrinsic to the genre than the RPG elements or the combat. Randomized items tumbling from the corpses of fallen foes help fuel the urge to continue playing, allowing players a second outlet for which they can continuously iterate on their character's stats, replacing different bits of armor and weapons with slightly better ones. It's rewarding, but not as much as it was in the last game – in fact, loot might be one of the game's weakest elements, due to the inclusion of an in-game Auction House.
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iPhone 5 Production, Foxconn producing 150K units per day
150K iPhone 5 units per day, 5-6 million expected this September. These figures are said to be what OEM maker Foxconn is churning out, according to industry sources.
First test photo taken with an iPhone 5?
Pocketnow.com has recently stumbled upon a photo of a plate of sushi, supposedly taken using an iPhone 5.
iPhone 5 assembly has begun
Japanese website macotacara.jp has recently reported that assembly for the iPhone 5 has begun, according to a "Chinese" source.
Pre-order your iPhone 5 today, Deutsche Telekom, Germany
Monday morning saw Bloomberg report that Deutsche Telekom, a German Telco company, has already started offering it's customers the ability to reserve the "yet to be revealed" iPhone 5.
iPhone 5 launch date, Apple fixture installation on Oct 21st at Best Buy
A recent series of leaks and reports involving retail giants Best Buy have emerged, which might pin down the date to 21st October or an even earlier date.
iPhone 5 Prototype lost, again?
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Sprint & T-Mobile set to join AT&T & Verizon as iPhone 5 Carriers
Recently, Sprint and T-Mobile have been "confirmed" to be selling the up and coming iPhone 5 which is said to be released this October.
iPhone 5 Back Camera & Battery leaked
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Nick Tepesch to start Sunday; no issues for Colby Lewis in bullpen session
Before the club left for Seattle, right-hander Nick Tepesch threw a bullpen session and experienced no issues with the blister on his right middle finger.
Garcia gets start, giving Profar day off
After two straight starts by Jurickson Profar at second base, Leury Garcia was in the lineup on Wednesday afternoon as the Rangers try to get by while Ian Kinsler is on the disabled list with a strained muscle in his right ribcage.
Rangers call up veteran reliever Cotts
The Rangers called up left-hander Neal Cotts on Tuesday from Triple-A Round Rock, almost four years to the day when he last pitched in the Major Leagues.
Injuries havena t defined resilient Rangers
Like the widely criticized "130-pitch limit." Like a lineup with three left-handed hitters in a row.
Twins drop six spots to 25th in baseball rankings
Alexi Ogando is another recent addition to the DL. 2. Cardinals : Baseball's best starting pitching and four regulars with an .800-plus OPS compensate for David Freese's troubling start.
Lindblom Prepping For First Start
Josh Lindblom is no rookie. In fact, the Texas Rangers pitcher has thrown over 100 innings of relief in Major League Baseball, with the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Philadelphia Phillies, who the Rangers traded for him for veteran Michael Young.
Smith, Colon lead Athletics past Rangers 9-2
Seth Smith homered and scored three times, Bartolo Colon pitched seven strong innings for his first win in nearly a month and the Oakland Athletics beat the Texas Rangers 9-2 on Monday night.
Rangers reliever Cory Burns nearly misses first pitch, comes in to finish the game
Friday morning Cory Burns was a member of the Round Rock Express. By lunchtime his was still a member of the Round Rock Express.
Rangers' Colby Lewis wants more velocity after rehab start
Colby Lewis learned in his second rehab start from flexor-tendon surgery that he's not yet able to get big-league pitchers out, and isn't sure how long it will take to get to that point.
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Nelson Cruz hit a three-run homer, Alexi Ogando earned his first career win against Oakland and the Texas Rangers took the rubber game with the Athletics 6-2 on Wednesday.
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The Barretos escaped house arrest in late spring of 2009, likely for Mexico, and authorities continue to say they hope they'll be brought to justice.
Janet, 40, and Ramon, 32, lived under the radar just outside New Albany in 2008 when the questionable death of their 2-year-old adopted daughter brought a swarm of scrutiny to their mobile home.
There, investigators discovered squalid living conditions with seven adopted children, all but one under the age of 4, coupled with a filthy puppy mill in their back yard.
Janet's biological daughter was a teenager forced to leave school to care for the babies when she admitted she "just snapped" from the strain and threw the crying child into a bare crib when her mother ordered her to discipline her.
She's completed her state prison sentence and is trying to build a new life.
But the Barretos remain on local and national law enforcement's "wanted" lists.
"They're still missing and we're still looking," said Union County Sheriff Jimmy Edwards, who was the chief deputy when the couple came under his lens.
Three years later, new families - including Edwards' - are rearing the once abused, now-adopted children.
Atkins' book, "The Lost Ones," is the second in his fiction series built around former U.S. Army ranger Quinn Colson, back in his mythical home of Tibbeha, situated in proximity to Tupelo and Oxford.
He's thinly veiled the Barretos - called Janet and Ramon Torres - and written their part of the plot around a baby mill.
The Lafayette County writer said recently that the Barreto story was too compelling to overlook as he mixed its facts with his own fiction for the book.
Does he worry he'll be sued by such a ploy?
"Hey, let them come back and sue me," Atkins laughed.
A former Auburn football player, Atkins is on tour promoting another new book, "Lullaby," the latest edition of the noted Spencer series created by Atkins' idol - detective writer Robert B. Parker, who died in 2010. The Parker estate hand-picked him to continue writing the popular detective novels.
That book hits bookstore shelves today to critical acclaim.
"The Lost One" comes out May 31.
Atkins' first Quinn Colson book, "The Ranger," was a finalist in this year's Edgar Awards competition for mystery writers.
In the meanwhile, "America's Most Wanted" TV show periodically replays its segment about the Barretos and asks the public for tips about their whereabouts. Lifetime network also broadcasts a "docu-drama" about the family.
There's a $10,000 reward for information leading to their arrest.
Mexican officials know the pair is wanted but can't seem to put much effort into taking them into custody, despite the multiple charges of child endangerment, felony child abuse and manslaughter by culpable negligence.
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HERSHEY The PIAA Class AA Cross Country Championships provided an unfamiliar environment for both Gwynedd-Mercy Academys Emma Keenan and the GMA team.
Keenan, a senior who was honored as the 2012 Times Herald Girls Track and Field Athlete-of-the-Year after the spring season, was running cross country for the first time this fall.
The versatile athlete, who won the gold medal in the 800 at the league, district and state level in the spring, was captain of GMAs field hockey team last fall and was considered a strong NCAA Division I prospect in the sport.
This summer, Keenan decided to forego field hockey and take up cross country knowing that the five-kilometer races would improve her speed and endurance for her final seasons in both indoor and outdoor track.
At the District One Class AA Cross Country Championships, which were held at Lehigh University on the last Friday in October, Keenan finished seventh with a time of 19:54. That was good enough to make her an individual qualifier for the PIAA Class AA Cross Country Championships.
Keenan would have had a berth at states anyway because Gwynedd-Mercy Academy captured the district Class AA title. That meant the Monarchs qualified as a team for the state championships, which were held Saturday at Hersheyparks tough, hilly Parkview Course. It had been well over a decade since GMA had a team berth at the state meet.
Its been a long time since we went to states as a team, said Gwynedd-Mercys coach Larry Wilson, after his team was crowned as district champion. I really didnt expect this. I actually expected this year to be a building year. We have a lot of sophomores and freshmen. But, they ran great at districts and now were going to states.
At the huge state championship meet Saturday, Gwynedd-Mercy Academy placed 10th with a score of 282 points.
Palmyra was first at 91 followed by Dallas (94), Holy Redeemer (121), District 10s Villa Maria Academy (151), York Suburban (166), Danville (191), Archbishop Wood (228), Uniontown Area (259) and Northwestern Lehigh (268).
Not surprisingly, Gwynedd-Mercys top finisher was Emma Keenan, who was 33rd overall and 18th in team scoring with a clocking of 20:13.
This was completely different from any race Ive run and not only with the hills, said Keenan, who won the gold medal in the 800-meter run at the league, district and state level back in the spring.
Ive never been in a race with so many people. There were runners everywhere. You really need to stay focused on where youre going and where the runners in front of you are going.
Keenan knew how to adapt.
I didnt want to get caught up in the beginning so I went out pretty hard, said Keenan, who is still undecided on her choice of colleges. The fist mile felt pretty comfortable. I think I did slow down a little in the second mile.
I kept contact with the people in front of me going hard when they were going hard. I started getting a little tired in the third mile. But, I worked hard all season for this so I blocked out the pain. I went up the last hill pretty strong and then passed a few girls in the last 400.
The Monarchs crew at Hershey also featured Allie Flint (70th, 20:51), Emily DeGrandpre (126th, 21:27), Tara Webster (145th, 21:39), Sydney Hirokawa (147th, 21:40), Caroline Dennin (177th, 22:23) and Sally McDonough (189th, 22:43).


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GLADEVILLE — After trailing the entire first half Tuesday, Mt. Juliet scored all of the third-period points but two as the Golden Bears took control in a 53-40 win at Wilson Central.
Central held off a late Mt. Juliet surge to cling to a 21-20 edge at the break. But the Bears pushed the Wildcats over the cliff with a 15-2 third quarter to take command 35-23.
Despite nine fourth-period points from center Travis Adkins, the Wildcats could climb no closer than seven in the fourth as Central slipped to 16-10 for the season and 6-5 in District 9-AAA. Mt. Juliet improved to those same records.
Demond Craig scored six of his game-high 12 points in the decisive third period for Mt. Juilet while Jonta Bowman added 11 and Ryan Overstreet 10 off the bench. Antwuan Majors sank six free throws to match Berek Lunn's scoring total while Cory Payne finished with four, Robert Hill three and Jeremy Dixon, in the starting lineup for the first time after undergoing surgery for a fractured elbow, a free throw.
Adkins muscled in 11 points for Central while JaJuan Brooks added eight, Kelten Stewart and Kody Woodard seven each; Daniel Palmer, Teraes Clemmons and Arcavius McMurray two apiece and Preston Jenkins a free throw.
Woodard's three-pointer began the scoring and he finished with five first-period points to send Central into the second quarter ahead 13-8.
Payne's one-hander in the lane brought the Golden Bears into a 13-13 tie in the second period before Adkins put the Wildcats back into the lead with a leaner. Central scored six straight, capped by a fastbreak layup from Woodard, for a 19-13 lead.
Two free throws by Stewart made it 21-15 before Mt. Juliet scored five straight to draw within one. Only a pair of missed free throws in the final minute kept the Wildcats ahead at halftime.
Bowman's driving layup 1:14 into the second half put Mt. Juliet ahead for good. Palmer's putback drew Central within 24-23 before the Bears reeled off the final 11 points of the period.
Both teams will wrap up their district schedules Friday night. Central will travel to Hendersonville while Mt. Juliet hosts league-leading Gallatin at Tommy Martin Gym.
Slow-starting Commanders crush Saints in fourth quarter
While Friendship Christian couldn't hit the broad side of a barn, Mt. Juliet Christian took the early lead on the No. 10 Commanders Tuesday night at the Sportsplex.
But the Commanders found their range in the second half and routed the Saints 75-42.
Mt. Juliet Christian led 15-6 following the first quarter as the Commanders connected on just 2 of 12 shots. The Saints were up 28-22 at halftime before Friendship inched in front 38-35 through three periods.
"When you don't go and hit the basket, it doesn't go for you," Friendship coach Matt Bradshaw said after his Commanders climbed to 19-5 for the season and a league-leading 10-1 in the district with only a Friday trip to Merrol Hyde left. "We picked up the defense in the third quarter. Finally, we hit some shots in the fourth quarter.
"We forced 38 turnovers, but we couldn't convert them for a long, long time."
Michael Teeter scored 18 of his 20 points in the fourth quarter for Friendship while senior point guard Adam Stephens knocked down a career-high 19. Garrett McKnight tossed in 12, John Doak and John Hatcher five each and Parker Teeter and Isaac Wilson three apiece.
Victor Underwood threw in three 3-pointers on his way to 24 points for Mt. Juliet Christian. Austin Wortman and Bryce Middleton each scored six, Blake Marsh and Trey McNeill two apiece and Devon Bradshaw and Zach Womble a free throw each.
The Saints are finished with their district schedule at 3-9. Mt. Juliet Christian will carry an 11-15 season mark into a Thursday home game against Lighthouse Christian.
Blue Devils pound Pioneers
MCMINNVILLE — Lebanon broke from a first-quarter tie Tuesday night and rolled to a 64-39 rout of last-place Warren County in District 7-AAA.
The Blue Devils broke open a 13-13 tie to lead 30-23 at halftime and 58-29 through three as they improved to 15-12 for the season and 7-6 in the district.
"We played hard the entire game," said Lebanon coach Doug Keil, whose Blue Devils will close their district schedule Friday at Siegel. "We struggled at first.
"But in the second half, we finished well and our press paid off for us."
Ken Walton came off the bench to throw in a game-high 13 points for Lebanon while O'Keefe McCarver added 11, Conner Burger nine and Xavier Smith two three-pointers on his way to eight. Terrence Logue scored seven before going out in the second quarter with an injured ankle. Robert Crudup finished with five, Michael Edwards and Herschal McCathern four each, Casey Nunley two and Alex Johnson a free throw.
Chris Weitzel threw in 13 for the Pioneers, who fell to 0-13 in the district.
Purple Tigers denied at Gordonsville 62-60
GORDONSVILLE — Watertown missed several point-blank chances to tie Gordonsville in the final seconds before succumbing 62-60 Tuesday night.
David Scudder's foul-line runner put Gordonsville in front 61-60 in the final half minute.
Watertown was fouled, but missed the free throw and a couple of ensuing putbacks. Gordonsville's Jake Dillard dropped in a final foul shot to finish his 19-point night and drop the Purple Tigers to 7-16 for the season and a final 2-10 in District 8-A.
Gordonsville led 25-13 through the first quarter, 37-31 at halftime and 51-48 through three periods.
Dillard knocked down 19 points for Gordonsville despite falling into foul trouble trying to guard Watertown's John Kneisel. Josh Harris, who gave the host Tigers a brief lead in the final 30 seconds with his fourth three-pointer, added 18 while Scudder tossed in 12.
Point guard Aaron Fountain, whose basket put the Purple Tigers ahead by two with 30 seconds left, totaled 28 points, including a trio of triples and 5-of-6 from the foul line. Kneisel stepped outside to drop in two treys for half of his 12 points. Dalton Phillips added eight on putbacks and 4-of-6 free throws. Justin Breece, coming back from the flu, and Levi Tschaekofske each finished with five and Ben Smith two.
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A group of central New York public colleges is among the winners of the governor's second round of the SUNY 2020 Challenge Grant program.
The state's College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Upstate Medical University and Onondaga Community College in Syracuse and SUNY Oswego teamed up for the program.
They were awarded $15 million to start an institute of environmental health and medicine.
It won't be a physical structure like some incubators. And it won't be trying to churn out startup businesses. Instead the incubator SUNY Oswego is launching this month will try to create an "innovation ecosystem."
When President Barack Obama named the first legislation he signed into law after Lilly Ledbetter, not everyone knew her name. But, the woman who has fought for years for equal pay for women says her cause is something that affects everyone.
SUNY Oswego recently announced that it has received the largest donation in its 150-year history. But perhaps more remarkable than the $5 million gift is the couple who it is from, and the lasting legacy to the university and the community they are creating.
SUNY Oswego has received the largest donation in its 150 year history. The gift comes from a couple who have already dedicated much of their life's work to the university.
The youth vote famously played a large role in Barack Obama's victory in 2008, but one of the big questions of this year's election is how young voter turnout will compare with that of the previous election. This year, SUNY Oswego is playing its part in helping students register to vote.
A new small business incubator is now open for business in the city of Fulton. Officials say entrepreneurship is the key to job creation in a community that's lost thousands of good-paying jobs.
This year's theme is organized around Media Diversity. In particular, issues pertaining to ethnicity, gender, technology, business models, content, global and personal will be discussed.


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UNICEF Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa Shahida Azfar visits a classroom in the Iben Katheer child-friendly school during her trip to Syria. |
By Razan Rashidi
DAMASCUS, Syrian Arab Republic, 1 February 2011 – Syria is making laudable progress towards achieving the UN Millennium Development Goals by their 2015 target date, according to UNICEF Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa Shahida Azfar, who recently visited Damascus and its environs.
But Ms. Azfar noted that a greater focus on the most vulnerable, through expanded partnerships, is necessary to ensure equitable progress for all children in Syria.
Between 1990 and 2008, infant mortality and deaths among children under the age of five decreased considerably in the country, but malnutrition remains a major challenge here. The 2006 Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey for Syria shows, for example, that about a quarter of children under five suffer from stunting caused by poor nutrition.
This challenge is being met through the involvement of community organizations. While in Damascus, Ms. Azfar visited the Al Husainya Primary Health Care Centre, where she met a team of Iraqi female volunteers who have worked alongside health officials to increase awareness of the services offered. As a result, use of the centre's services for improved child health has jumped by 300 per cent.
Child-friendly schools
In the area of education, Syria's school enrolment rates are high, reaching 95 per cent in primary schools. Still, the dropout rate by the end of fifth grade, which stands at 5 per cent nationally, needs to be addressed.
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A girl paints at a child-friendly space run by the Syrian Arab Red Crescent and supported by UNICEF at the UN refugee agency's registration centre at Douma, near Damascus. |
One approach is the development of 'child-friendly' schools. Under the child-friendly model, schools operate in the best interests of the child – with educational environments that are safe, healthy and protective, as well as trained teachers, adequate resources and appropriate physical, emotional and social conditions for learning.
"The child-friendly school model across the country does not just make for a more pleasant teaching environment where children want to be. It absolutely ensures better learning and, later on, stronger human capital for the country," Ms. Azfar said on a visit to the child-friendly Ibin Katheer School.
Centres of support
A child-friendly space in the UN refugee agency's registration centre at Douma, near Damascus, is one of seven such spaces run by the Syrian Arab Red Crescent and supported by UNICEF. It provides a protective environment for Iraqi refugee girls and boys, and their family members, with mental health and psycho-social support services available.
"While parents are processing their administrative papers with UNHCR, we welcome the children and work closely with them," said a volunteer working at the centre. "It is very rewarding to see them laughing."
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At the Al Husainya health centre in Syria, UNICEF Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa Shahida Azfar speaks with a doctor and her young patient. |
Since 2007, more than 20,000 Iraqi refugee children in Syria have benefited from the services of similar child-friendly spaces.
Work with partners
During her visit to Al Husainya, an unofficial refugee camp 14 km south-east of Damascus, Ms. Azfar met with young Palestinian-Iraqis in an adolescent-friendly space.
"I have benefited a lot from this project, and I wish that adolescents back in Iraq have access to such kind of opportunities," said Lamia, a girl at the camp.
Here and at the other sites she visited in Syria, Ms. Azfar witnessed a range of partners – including UN agencies, government ministries, the Syrian Arab Crescent, the Syrian Commission for Family Affairs, non-governmental organizations and community groups – working with UNICEF to implement a myriad of initiatives geared towards achieving the MDGs with equity.
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The Krewe of Endymion's "super float" rolls Saturday night in New Orleans, led by pop star Kelly Clarkson.
Sunday's Bacchus parade will include more than two dozen child cancer patients, who will ride with Bacchus celebrity king, actor G.W. Bailey.
On Monday, actor Gary Sinise and New Orleans musicians Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews and Harry Connick Jr. will ride in the Orpheus parade.
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So our building here in DC requires all of its residents to acquire a dog within six months of moving in. That's completely made up, but you wouldn't be able to tell. In any event, Emily and I recently joined the fray, and we have a little mutt of our own. Here he is:
Another requirement: All U-M grads who acquire a dog must name it something Michigan-related. So, with many thanks to those of you who participated in my informal "help us name the dog" contest last month, we have chosen to name this furry critter "Brady." We figure the name is foolproof. It's partially a nod to our current coach, since five months after Michigan hired Brady Hoke, my lymph nodes are shrinking and Columbus is a smoldering crater. But even if Hoke doesn't work out, we have Tom Brady as the backup plan. So no matter what, we won't end up like those people who have a little mutt named RichRod running around right now, pooping in the fridge and giving up 42 points a game.
Brady is an awesome pup (he's a French Bulldog, btw). Incredibly people-friendly, doesn't chew everything in sight, pees inside at a very low rate, and doesn't require much exercise (he gets winded after about half a block). He quickly stole the apartment vomiting crown from me, but his bouts are much less violent and do not require ER visits, so we'll allow it. Most of the time, he just wants to hang out:
Also, he looks like a Gremlin:
Sadly, my recent work-imposed absenteeism caused Emily to steal the dog and flee to Michigan. She said it was for a "wedding" and to "see her family," but it's quite obvious she likes the dog a hell of a lot more than me, and I'm skeptical about her plans to return. Here's Brady smoking a giant stogie:
So that's our dog. Now my female readers can commence their high-pitched "ooooooohhhhhh!!" squeals and proceed to run over to pet the dog, at which point Emily will realize she has just given me a tool to get every sun-dress-wearing twenty-something skintern on the street to strike up a conversation with me.


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At their August 14 meeting, the Tigard City Council unanimously accepted the recommendations in the Tigard High Capacity Transit (HCT) Land Use Plan. This action formally recognizes the final recommendations of the Citizen Advisory Committee (CAC) for the project. Working throughout much of 2011 with staff and regional partners, the recommendations of the CAC lay a foundation for the city as we plan for future growth and investments.
Throughout this project, the project staff and the CAC heard from residents and stakeholders to determine the qualities that would, or would not, be the right fit for Tigard. The plan focused on seven areas in Tigard and asked the following questions:
What areas will be right for new homes, jobs, shopping and services?
What types of neighborhoods will be desirable?
What changes are needed to help achieve these visions?
We heard from many of you throughout the process, and want to thank you for sharing your ideas and priorities for Tigard. The
final report
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Project Update: August 2012
On August 14, City Council will consider a resolution to accept the final report of the Tigard High Capacity Land Use Plan, which was presented to them on May 15, 2012. The presentation was well received and council directed staff to finalize the report and return to them for formal action. The report reflects the community values as understood by the Citizens Advisory Committee who worked on the effort throughout 2011. This resolution alone does not change any Tigard policies or obligate the city to any specific projects or investments. Rather, it is a guide based on community values and principles that will inform future planning priorities for Tigard. The plan also provides input to the regional
Southwest Corridor Plan
This report is the result of many months of study, analysis and discussion by Tigard's residents, city staff and representatives from other agencies including Metro and the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT). It is intended to be a tool for Tigard to use in implementing the city's vision for long-range growth, including potential High Capacity Transit (HCT) station communities within its portion of the Southwest Corridor.
The report is presented in three volumes. Volume 1 contains the substance of the concepts for seven potential station communities. Volumes 2 and 3 contain technical reports and background documents that were used to develop the concepts.
HCT - Concepts for Potential Station Communities:
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If you have difficulty downloading these files, a hard copy is available at the City of Tigard Permit Counter (13125 SW Hall Blvd., Tigard).
Background materials for the project, including a description of the "Tigard Typology," are available via the links listed under the Open House Recap.
Open House Recap—September 28
An HCT Land Use Plan open house was held on September 28 in the Tigard Library Community Room. This event gave residents a chance to see what the city, citizens and consultants have developed for seven potential station communities in Tigard and share their feedback on the station community concepts.
In case you missed it, the materials are presented here for your review. For more information about the land use types presented in each concept, please view our
Tigard Typology Report
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Judith Gray
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Potential Station Communities:
Tigard Triangle
Downtown Tigard
Pacific Hwy/Gaarde-McDonald
Summerfield/King City
Washington Square
Scholls Ferry Road @ 121st Avenue
Upper Bridgeport
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Planning for Station-Area Communities in Tigard
Any way you look at it, growth will come to the City of Tigard over the next 20 years. The Tigard High Capacity Transit (HCT) Land Use Plan is an opportunity to decide what this growth will look like and where it should be located.
Spurred by Metro's identification of the SW Corridor as the next priority corridor for high capacity transit, the Tigard HCT Land Use Plan will take a closer look at existing and potential land uses in the general vicinity of the Pacific Highway Corridor.
The Tigard HCT Land Use Plan will develop land use concepts (or "typologies") of vibrant station area communities/ neighborhood centers that could support transit investments in a way that fits Tigard. These "typologies" will describe station community types and be associated with different performance benchmarks. While the number and location of HCT stations is unknown at this time, the HCT Land Use plan will identify 6-10 potential areas where the typologies can be applied and refined.
Each of these areas can have its own look and feel, shaped largely by local residents, businesses, and property owners who get involved. Community participation throughout the process is essential to ensure that future transit improvements support the community's vision for future growth and development in Tigard. The outcome of this work will form the foundation of future planning efforts to identify alternative routes for HCT service.
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We want to create plans that reflect community values and have community support. We encourage you to become involved and contribute to the decision-making process.
Submit your comments using our
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The HCT Land Use Plan Citizen Advisory Committee (CAC) will meet during regularly scheduled
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Send your comments and questions about the HCT Land Use Plan process to Judith Gray, Senior Transportation Planner, at
You may send your comments or questions by mail to:
City of Tigard | Attn: Judith Gray | 13125 SW Hall Blvd. | Tigard, OR 97223
HCT Citizen Advisory Committee Meetings
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Meeting Materials
November 2, 2011
6:30 p.m.
Library Community Room
13500 SW Hall
Video Link
September 7, 2011
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Public Works Auditorium
8777 SW Burnham
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August 3, 2011
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Tigard Library 2nd Floor Conf. Room
13500 SW Hall Blvd
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March 2, 2011
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January 5, 2011
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What is High Capacity Transit?
Put simply, it is more reliable, faster, and carries more people than traditional bus service.
High capacity transit vehicles make fewer stops, travel at higher speeds, have more frequent service and carry more people than local service transit such as typical bus lines. HCT can operate in exclusive right-of-way and/or non-exclusive right-of-way. HCT includes options such as light rail, commuter rail and bus rapid transit.
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Nokian Tyres renews its winter tyre range for northern conditions by introducing three new products into the unique Hakkapeliitta winter tyre family. The world's best-known winter tyre is already a legend in all areas which experience true winter. In addition to the core products, Nokian Tyres is also introducing two new winter tyres for the Central European and North American markets.
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by macmike on 2009-01-09 16:17 CET Not very much U in the UR Swans build, methinks. by el_cuervito on 2009-01-09 16:40 CET lol, nice UR LOL, RG plasmator or something its the name =] by Spyx on 2009-01-09 17:28 CET sundering vitae > krosan grip ?? by warwizard87 on 2009-01-09 18:16 CET i gusse becuse it can be free? grip was at its best hitting counterbalance/top but thats not around but grip still gets shackles and thats still big
by Kurse on 2009-01-09 18:22 CET Vitae is better as you can use it under a Blood Moon. And why no Tidehollow Sculler? Sculler + Thoughtseize is sick versus combo. by SniperMayer on 2009-01-09 18:47 CET Lawl...
by JdizawgX on 2009-01-09 18:57 CET Convoke reduces the CC by a colorless or the color of the creature you tap. So you can tap a goyf and two mountains to cast it. Just sayin'.
by aldaryn on 2009-01-09 19:03 CET you know what cards are great for? reading! by JdizawgX on 2009-01-09 19:05 CET And as for the UBr storm deck: I'm assuming one of those chromatic stars is a remand? 7 Chromatic Star ftl :( by aldaryn on 2009-01-09 19:16 CET chromatic star and chromatic sphere are different cards
by JdizawgX on 2009-01-09 19:19 CET Egad. Epic fizail. by ChiDoRiE on 2009-01-09 19:29 CET why do ppl use chromatic star in storm? by ChristPunchr on 2009-01-09 19:32 CET Those most certainly are not my swans. No way. by JdizawgX on 2009-01-09 19:48 CET Fixing + cantrip? by aldaryn on 2009-01-09 20:06 CET because sometimes people catch you when you try to play tendrils of agony off of a seething song by TugaChampion on 2009-01-09 22:56 CET by SniperMayer on 2009-01-09 17:47 GMT
by ik on 2009-01-09 23:59 CET Kird Apes are far from stupid... Evolution, my friend... by Acid_Christ on 2009-01-10 02:40 CET ik, you forgot evolutions keeps going-
by [ms] on 2009-01-10 13:02 CET its wrg plasmarator you nobs |
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Although Lucia Nimcová is a photographer, one of the key representatives of young generation of Slovak film and photo documentary production documenting globalised, mainly Eastern Slovakia and the phenomenon of soc-pop, her works and activities have much broader, even visual and anthropologic scope. Aside from own interest in live and social photography (series Slovakia 003or Instant Women), Lucia Nimcová occasionally works as a curator and art historian, in particular in relation to the region of Eastern Slovakia. Nimcová searches for photographic memory of a place and a town from which she comes from (Humenné) in the effort to hunt out its mental and visual specifics (projects Ruthenians or Housing Estate). In addition to this curator's overlap, Nimcová also attracted the attention of the jury by her currently performed photo-project aimed at mapping special "environments" of East European female toilet attendants. At her presentation in Médium Gallery, Lucia decided to focus on residual premises of the gallery – corridors and toilets. As far as other rooms are concerned, she "unassertively" yielded them to her colleagues, assuming that corridors and toilets correspond to the procedural nature of her work much better than the aesthetic format white cube. The answer to the question what does Lucia Nimcová bring to current Slovak photography and why she won the contest may say: she brings a system, concentration, interest in dismissed issues, and she supplements the classical idea of photography with so far little appreciated areas of amateur and family photography. Last update: 27. 06. 2008 17:11:47 |
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SHS celebrates third annual Polar Daze
Somerset High School held its third annual Polar Daze assembly Friday, March. 8. The event featured a talent show on Friday, as well as a trivia contest and a riddle solved over the course of the week.New Richmond News, 03/15/2013
Third-graders raise money for Kids Club Fund
Three St. Croix Central third grade girls turned their enjoyment of crafts into a fundraiser for the school's Kids Club Fund.New Richmond News, 03/15/2013
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The fourth annual Showcase Hammond is set for Saturday, March 16, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at St. Croix Central High School.New Richmond News, 03/14/2013
American Legion gets help from next generation
When memberships began to dwindle in the Somerset American Legion Post 111, Legionnaires brought in the next generation.New Richmond News, 03/08/2013
Roberts UCC welcomes new pastor
In her first few weeks at Roberts United Church or Christ, Rev. Melinda Feller has been very busy.New Richmond News, 03/08/2013
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Students jumped up and down, waved their arms and danced to "Call Me Maybe" (Carly Rae Jepsen), "Baby" (Justin Bieber) and other popular songs during a not-so-typical school assembly at Somerset Elementary School Friday, Feb. 22.New Richmond News, 03/01/2013
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