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African Centre for Advocacy and Human Development (ACAHD)
The African Centre for Advocacy and Human Development (ACAHD), located in Nigeria, "is an independent, Non-Governmental Organization, established in January 2002 to reflect the general needs of African people."
They describe their goal as "to provide means by which governments, individuals and groups may join in unified effort to ensure the future growth and development of humanity." [1]
Stance on Climate Change
ACAHD has been a regular sponsor of the Heartland Institute's International Conferences on Climate Change (ICCCs), a gathering almost exclusively composed of individuals skeptical of man-made climate change.
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Key People
The following people were listed on ACAHD's website as of May 20, 2012: [2]
Board of Directors
- Odunuga Azumi W.
- Barrister Paul Adepelumi
- Tinam Adebusola
- Barrister Paul Adepelumi — Executive Director.
- Odunuga T. Adebusola — Deputy Director.
- Folashade Adenuga — Executive Secretary.
- Eniola Akindutire — Programme Officer.
- Oni Emmanuel — Programme Officer.
- Ojopagogo Morris — Staff Counsel (Litigation).
- Victor Ayo-Pelumi — Accounts Officer.
- Adepoju Stella — Gender Development Evaluator.
- Olumide Agboola Ogunboye — Development Evaluator.
- Adeyekun Boluwaji — Assistant Development Evaluator.
- Bolarinwa Temitope — Secretary.
May 21 - 23, 2012
ACAHD is listed as an official Co-sponsor of the Heartland Institute's Seventh International Conference on Climate Change (ICCC7).
June 30 - July 1, 2011
ACAHD was a co-sponsor of the Heartland Institute's Sixth International Conference on Climate Change (ICCC6).
DeSmogBlog found that 17 of the 43 sponsors of the Heartland Institute's Sixth International Conference on Climate Change, including the Heartland Institute itself, had collectively received over $46 million from either Scaife Foundations, Koch Foundations, or ExxonMobil.
December 8, 2011
Paul Adepelumi, then executive director of ACAHD, signed an open letter (PDF) by the Initiative for Public Policy Analysis (IPPA) to Robert Zoellick of the World Bank and Christiana Figueres of the UNFCCC Secretariat urging them to "carry our message on behalf of Africa's poor and hungry that environmental priorities should not undermine Africa's right to food security and prosperity." [3]
The primary target of their concern was climate change negotiators meeting in Durban that had been considering measures to restrict the destruction of forest for farming in developing countries.
According to the letter, "the priorities of development organizations, such as the World Bank, have been focused on a global climate change agenda, which runs contrary to its original development mandate."
March, 2009
Co-sponsor of the Heartland Institute's Second International Conference on Climate Change (ICCC2) in New York. [4]
DeSmogBlog researched the funding behind Heartland's Second International Conference on Climate Change, and found that sponsor organizations had received over $47 million in funding from energy companies and right-wing foundations, with 78% of that total coming from Scaife Family foundations.
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"About Us," African Centre for Advocacy and Human Development. Accessed May, 2012.
"Our Staff," African Centre for Advocacy and Human Development. Accessed May 20, 2012.
"Dear Mr. Zoellick and Ms. Figueres" (PDF), Initiative for Public Policy Analysis, December 8, 2011.
"International Conference on Climate Change: Global Warming: Was It Ever Really a Crisis?" (PDF), The Heartland Institute, March 8-10, 2009, page 29. Archived March 7, 2010.
"Our Development Partners," African Centre for Advocacy and Human Development. Accessed May, 2012.
"African Centre for Advocacy and Human Development," SourceWatch.


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Sep 11, 2013I'm not a Twihard fan, but it's still better than the first four movies. I'm so lucky that the Twilight franchise came to an end. On the bad side which is the cheesy dialogue, the story, and the acting, but on the good side which is the battle scenes, but kinda ruined the ending. Anyway, Goodbye Twilight and never come back.
Aug 29, 2013Esta pelicula me gusto, no tanto pero me gusto.Esta pelicula tuvo un final muy tibio, no paso algo inesperado o algo emocionante, solo termino tibio; aun asi, vale la pena verla.
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Jul 18, 2013The film is very entertaining and visually well done, the acting has improved and the action scene at the end is awesome. Not a huge fan of the twist at the end, but you know it is still a twist and a surprising one at that. The film is good, action packed and entertaining. I have enjoyed watching this series. It is a good series. Not amazing, but good.
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May 27, 2013I hate everything. The vampires, transformed wolf, Bella Swan turning into vampire, having ridiculous power. I tried to watch it, like it, but no way.
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Mar 10, 2013The first half of this film maybe the worst in the franchise. Between the CGI baby and continuing the the terrible storyline from part 1 it looked like it was headed for a 0 or 1. Once the girl grows up and the story changes more towards the battle the 2nd half became the best of the franchise. Overall I found the ending to be poor and hopefully we've seen the end of this franchise.
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Feb 21, 2013All the hate from the Twilight movies come from those who never read the books and therefore do not understand the feelings and thoughts of Bella. This sadly last movie, Breaking Dawn part 2, manages to capture emotion in the way that it made a chill run down my spine and a tear appear in my eyes. Like they say, "haters gonna hate", but don't judge before reading the books.
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Jan 24, 2013The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn
Jan 23, 2013The tale of two star-crossed lovers has finally reached its conclusion. The unlikely romance of a human and a vampire has been at the center of pop culture since 2008 when the first Twilight movie was thrown into the wild, for teenage girls to attach themselves to like a bee to honey. What has been baffling for these past 5 years has been how these films have had the longevity they
Jan 20, 2013I am not spoiling it or any thing, I am not a fan, I hate the sequels, I liked the first Twilight movie, a little bit, I hated the sequels, but this one's ending fighting scene was really good but not great! So I give it 5/10 +5 for the ending -5 for the beginning till the fighting scene, and 24/100
Jan 16, 2013Bloodless decapitations are everywhere in the climax that didn't actually happen. This movie is a train wreck. Even the actors seem to hate what they have created. Thank god this train wreck of a series has finally ceased to live. Immortal? Let's hope not. Watch this as a comedy, and it's kind of funny.
Jan 6, 2013Stupidity has its limits .
Jan 5, 2013Yes, indeed, the ending was very well executed--the twist was even more unexpected, but this film, like its predecessors New Moon and Breaking Dawn Part 1, suffer tremendously from slow pacing, terrible acting, horrible written screenplay, and HORRIBLE--I MEAN HORRIBLE!-- CGI construction.
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Kiddos: I'm sighing, too, but only from relief it's all behind us now.
I'm not a religious man but, Hallelujah! I may not be done with Meyer but at least I'll never again have to cope with the angst, self-absorption, and vampire mythology mutilation that characterized these five movies.
By the time the great vampire showdown finally got started, I was good and done with Breaking Dawn, Part 2. But the big action scene is so campily over the top - with one twist so unforeseeable - that it sent me out on a burst of grudging goodwill.


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Sensors 2012, 12(12), 16482-16497; doi:10.3390/s121216482
Two-Dimensional Radial Laser Scanning for Circular Marker Detection and External Mobile Robot Tracking
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Abstract: This paper presents the use of an external fixed two-dimensional laser scanner to detect cylindrical targets attached to moving devices, such as a mobile robot. This proposal is based on the detection of circular markers in the raw data provided by the laser scanner by applying an algorithm for outlier avoidance and a least-squares circular fitting. Some experiments have been developed to empirically validate the proposal with different cylindrical targets in order to estimate the location and tracking errors achieved, which are generally less than 20 mm in the area covered by the laser sensor. As a result of the validation experiments, several error maps have been obtained in order to give an estimate of the uncertainty of any location computed. This proposal has been validated with a medium-sized mobile robot with an attached cylindrical target (diameter 200 mm). The trajectory of the mobile robot was estimated with an average location error of less than 15 mm, and the real location error in each individual circular fitting was similar to the error estimated with the obtained error maps. The radial area covered in this validation experiment was up to 10 m, a value that depends on the radius of the cylindrical target and the radial density of the distance range points provided by the laser scanner but this area can be increased by combining the information of additional external laser scanners.
Keywords: laser scanning; laser; circle fitting; mobile robots localization
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Teixidó, M.; Pallejà, T.; Font, D.; Tresanchez, M.; Moreno, J.; Palacín, J. Two-Dimensional Radial Laser Scanning for Circular Marker Detection and External Mobile Robot Tracking. Sensors 2012, 12, 16482-16497.
AMA StyleTeixidó M, Pallejà T, Font D, Tresanchez M, Moreno J, Palacín J. Two-Dimensional Radial Laser Scanning for Circular Marker Detection and External Mobile Robot Tracking. Sensors. 2012; 12(12):16482-16497.
Chicago/Turabian StyleTeixidó, Mercè; Pallejà, Tomàs; Font, Davinia; Tresanchez, Marcel; Moreno, Javier; Palacín, Jordi. 2012. "Two-Dimensional Radial Laser Scanning for Circular Marker Detection and External Mobile Robot Tracking." Sensors 12, no. 12: 16482-16497.


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Hey welcome to Team Rocket Corporations. Please introduce yourself to the team here. Also we have a thread currently in TRC discussing Black and White 2 feel free to join in.
Why the 255/255 EV spreads on your team? 252/252/4 is so easy with the new "berries subtract 10 EVs only" mechanic, and wings.
Yoooo, what's up! I saw your team in the Spring Friendly thread. I'll be happy to rate it, if you want. Post it in the Other Teams RMT section, if you will. But post it tomorrow because I'm a little busy today.
Hi i support your Ditto campaign and i will vote for ditto when the poll comes to the U.S just letting you know that there is support here. I too have started spreading the word about Voting for ditto. if the entire site votes for it we may have a chance.
Hey MM. Listen, take my advice: Stop talking about Moody. If you've seen me discuss testing ubers before, you'll know what I mean. Nobody is going to agree with you, and if you keep at it you'll inevitably get an infraction for disagreeing with everyone else and garner a bad/noob reputation. Moody will never be unbanned. Everyone hates it, it was tested and voted uber by everyone that voted, and the metagame hasn't changed enough to warrant a retest via different circumstances. I admire that you voice you own opinion like this though. Most people are scared to step out of line.
You have made people aware of your stance on Moody. Personally, I have no problem with it linked in your sig, but other mods clearly differ with me. I have no idea where to mention it, since it has a really long shot of being unbanned. Plus I doubt people are ready to revisit bans from suspect testing yet. And since 98% of the suspect votes who voted on Moody voted to ban, I doubt enough people have changed their minds to reverse that decision.
Dang. Clone, send one over and hatch and hope for the best. If it doesn't give whacha want... I guess you'll have to get a new one. :/
Simple solution to your question about Cloyster's ability changing in Gen 5. Clone the un evolved mon. Evolve one of them. Shift them both. Evolve the other in Gen 5. If it changes, you have both abilities now. Didn't want to post there because it's not SQSR or RNG Help.
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Currently 1.00/5
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Troy Bodie
San Jose Sharks
Mike Brown
Voted Decision: Mike Brown (88.9%)
Currently 3.75/5
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Paul Gaustad
Buffalo Sabres
Zenon Konopka
Voted Decision: Split decision!
Currently 2.00/5
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Richard Clune
Ottawa Senators
Chris Neil
Voted Decision: Draw (71.4%)
Currently 3.00/5
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David Clarkson
Anaheim Ducks
Bryan Allen
Voted Decision: David Clarkson (90%)
Currently 2.00/5
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Tim Gleason
Anaheim Ducks
Patrick Maroon
Voted Decision: Tim Gleason (54.5%)
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David Clarkson
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Ben Lovejoy
Voted Decision: David Clarkson (77.8%)
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Steve Ott
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Kyle Brodziak
Voted Decision: Draw (100%)
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Corey Tropp
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Eric Nystrom
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Helmets, Hypocrisy, and Hockey
Posted on: 09-27-13 10:52 PM Posted by:
The NHL season is upon us. After a tumultuous 12-13 season that saw no pre-season and a shortened season the league is back with its full 82 game regular season schedule for 13-14. Full of hope and excitement as well as full of some new rules that are based in total hypocrisy and political correctness.
Players whom have played less than 26 games must wear a visor. As of last season, 73% of NHL players were already wearing them. It is mandatory in Juniors and in the AHL. I like the idea of personal choice to professional players who choose to not wear one, but the rule happened because of Marc Staal's unfortunate accident. It has happened before and it will happen again to players who wear visors as injuries are part of the game. Overall I don't have issue with the rule except for it creates a serious problem to the grandfather players combined with yet another rule.
This would be the helmets during fighting rule. This rule trips over itself in hypocrisy and stupidity. So if you take off your helmet to engage in a fight you get an extra minor. It's about safety. How is it "safe" for a grandfathered player who chooses not to wear a visor to engage in a fight with a player who has to wear one? One of them is forced to fight with their face exposed and the other with it protected with the shield. Forget the hand injuries that come with punching a shield, but this scenario that has already played out creates an uneven playing field. Players do hurt themselves sometimes hitting their head on the ice during a fight. It is a reality to the sport. The thing is when two men are engaged in a bare-knuckled on ice skates sometimes people will get hurt. A player is more likely to injury their hand or in the case of players who does not wear a shield and is fighting someone who does he is at a greater risk due to this rule.
There was a popular NHL promotional commercial that I saw up until this summer that showed a fight in where Joe Thornton and Jamie Been took off their helmets to engage into a fight. So the new rule is for safety, yet it is used to promote the game at the same time? Profit over safety is the NHL's way I guess. Those Center Ice packages don't sell themselves.
The league is a walking contradiction when it comes to fighting. They create rules like this to limit/curb fighting yet make money off of the new EA NHL14 game that has a primary selling point of a new fighting engine. Make up your mind.
Anyone who thinks these changes are for safety are being very naive. This is about looking at what happened in the NFL with lawsuits and seeing some of the tragic deaths of young hockey players, most of them pugilists. This has nothing to do with safety, but money.
Besides, hockey is a very physically demanding sport. While rules are needed as well as advances in equipment the game has a physicality to it that will result in players getting hurt. Adding politically correct rules that cause more harm then good will stop this. You can't Nerf proof the NHL. The league is slowly but surely alienating its fans. Hopefully after some poor NHL vet that does not wear a visor gets his clocked cleaned by someone who does wear one and tucks his chin while firing a big punch the league can see how absurd forcing guys to keep their helmets on is. Sadly that won't change a thing but I assure you it will be on highlights and promotional videos to sell the game. Those Center Ice packages don't sell themselves.
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Time For Tom Sestito To Prove His NHL Mettle
Posted on: 03-03-13 09:59 AM Posted by:
Time for Tom Sestito to prove his NHL mettle
Canucks new winger a waiver-wire pickup, and plays with one speed — full throttle
Tom Sestito, here with the Columbus Blue Jackets, redirects a shot past goalie Roberto Luongo for his first NHL career goal during a game in December 2010 at Rogers Arena. The two are now teammates, as Sestito was acquired from the Philadelphia Flyers off of waivers.
Tom Sestito has been called a lot of things. Some of them are flattering. Some aren't.
As a waiver-wire claim after the Vancouver Canucks lost Aaron Volpatti to the Washington Capitals in the same process Thursday, the hulking winger has a hard head and soft hands — he scored his first two NHL goals against Roberto Luongo and Cory Schneider — but his long-term effectiveness as a fourth-line checker, grinder and fighter will be measured in the short term. The 6-foot-5, 228 pound forward knows he can't be a gentle giant in the Canucks' ongoing fourth-line experiments with Steve Pinizzotto honing his game with the Chicago Wolves.
Sestito made the right first impression Saturday.
After levelling Colin Fraser with a heavy shoulder check in the neutral zone that dropped the Los Angeles Kings centre, he had to answer a challenge from Jordan Nolan. Sestito got in the first four punches — popping the lid off the Kings winger — and also absorbed four punches. The fight not only got Sestito going, it energized his new teammates in a 5-2 victory at Rogers Arena. Sestito also nearly scored early in the third period and forced Jonathan Quick to make a shoulder save.
"You don't want to wait around to get into the game," said Sestito, who finished with three hits in 7:03 on a line with Jordan Schroeder and Dale Weise. "It was good to get that first fight out of the way and the first game out of the way and go from there. After the hit, I just looked around to see if anybody was coming and I was expecting somebody. I wasn't looking for a fight, but that's my game.
"It was great. An unbelievable atmosphere and the fans were great."
So was Sestito.
"He was physical when he had the opportunity and had a good scrap," said Canucks coach Alain Vigneault. "He seemed to be comfortable with the puck and I think we've got some elements to work with there."
That doesn't surprise Scott Arniel. He enjoyed coaching Sestito in Columbus and hated coaching against him in the AHL and that says something. In this abnormal NHL season, waiver-wire claims have become the norm as teams wrestle with compacted schedules and expanded injury lists. Fourth lines are a factor, not an afterthought, because Los Angeles, Boston and Chicago proved as the last three Stanley Cup champions how effective the right fourth line can be. In that respect, Sestito took a step in the right direction.
"That's the one thing with Tommy — if anything you've got to calm him down and don't let him get too rattled," said Arniel, who now guides the Wolves. "He's one guy you don't have to wire up. He's not afraid and if he recognizes that fine line between taking a bad penalty or going after somebody, he can be a real solid player."
The book on Sesito includes 26 fights at the NHL level — including one against Zack Kassian last season just 11 days before the winger was traded from Buffalo to Vancouver — and an OHL resume with Plymouth that included a 42 goals and 135 penalty minutes in 2006-07 with linemate James Neal and a Memorial Cup semi-final appearance at the Pacific Coliseum. That came a year after he was selected by the Blue Jackets in the third round of the draft. There was also the growth spurt from 5-foot-10 to 6-foot-3 the year before junior and the constant comparison to his older brother, Tim, who plays in the New Jersey system.
However, above all, there's the chance to expand a 35-game NHL career with Columbus, Philadelphia and Vancouver that includes four goals — two this season — to go with seven assists and 164 penalty minutes. He knows that. Just ask him about the waiver-wire claim.
"I was ecstatic," sid the 25-year-old Rome, N.Y native. "I was surprised because I had heard rumours about Edmonton and I've been here a couple of times and it's a great city."
Sestito can't let a recent charley horse injury slow his approach, even though he hasn't played in a couple of weeks. After all, Calgary has recalled Brian McGratton and Sestito may have to take on the Flames enforcer Sunday in the Saddledome.
"You've just got to get out there and it doesn't matter who I play, I play the same way with hitting bodies and fighting if I have to," added Sestito. "And I love playing in the away rinks because the fans get on you and under your skin and that's good to hear. I've got one speed and I go full all the time."
Had the Canucks known Ryan Kesler's right foot was broken before they placed Volpatti on waivers — an awkward two-hour window — then Sestito probably wouldn't even be here. The Canucks were hoping Volpatti would clear waivers and develop his limited game with more ice time in the AHL. And knowing Pinizzotto will eventually play his first NHL game because Volpatti was placed on waivers to activate Pinizzotto from injury reserve, there were enough fourth-liners in the fold.
"We liked what he (Volpatti) did here, but you need to be able to kill penalties and he didn't develop last year because he was hurt for the entire season," said Canucks general manager Mike Gillis. "And we still want to have a player like that, so we selected Tom."
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Sens Should Re-Sign Tough Duo
Posted on: 06-11-12 06:53 PM Posted by:
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Sens should re-sign tough duo
By Don Brennan ,Ottawa Sun
First posted: Thursday, June 07, 2012 05:38 PM EDT | Updated: Thursday, June 07, 2012 07:11 PM EDT
Matt Carkner catches his breath at practice early in the 2011-12 season. (Darren Brown/Ottawa Sun)
Two key ingredients in the Senators' recipe for modest success this season were toughness and chemistry.
That's why there should be no hesitation in re-signing Matt Carkner.
I understand GM Bryan Murray when he says he "can't bring them all back" when referring to seven pending unrestricted free agents.
He needs to make room for Jakob Silfverberg, maybe Mika Zibanejad, perhaps Mark Stone, and possibly one, if not both, of Patrick Wiercioch and Mark Borowiecki.
He wants to have openings for a veteran, defensive defenceman to replace Filip Kuba and either another free-agent signing or a training camp surprise.
But there also has to be a spot for a 6-foot-4, 230-pound blueliner who happens to be one of the top heavyweights in the league.
A man among so many boys in the dressing room.
A guy coach Paul MacLean scratched from the lineup during the regular season but leaned on in the playoffs, and someone he would have turned to again in Game 7 against the Rangers if Carkner's knee wasn't banged up.
A Winchester product who has a lot of fans here and was making only $700,000 this season. His cap hit won't be an issue.
Carkner has his shortcomings, but he also has a lot of respect, both around the league and on this team. He has an off-ice demeanour that makes him popular with Senators who play a little bigger and braver knowing he has their back.
Carkner re-emphasized he'll stop at no length to stand up for them by confronting Brian Boyle in Game 2, and the Senators rallied around the beating he administered.
Going forward, the only possible issue could be Carkner's knee. But even if it will never again be 100%, he's worth having as a sixth or seventh defencemen on a team that shouldn't have to rely every night on two rookie rearguards.
Only four other defencemen are expected to return in September — Erik Karlsson, Jared Cowen, Chris Phillips and Sergei Gonchar. That number could be trimmed to three if Murray can somehow unload Gonchar's $5.5 million salary.
Re-signing Carkner should be a no-brainer, and at the end of the day I expect Murray will see it as such.
Of the six others who are eligible to test the market, Kuba, defenceman Matt Gilroy and backup goalie Alex Auld are gone. If winger Rob Klinkhammer is re-inked, he'll likely be playing in Binghamton.
Jesse Winchester is certainly worth retaining if he's over his concussion problems.
That leaves Zenon Konopka.
Like Carkner, Konopka provided plenty of grit and leadership. (Remember when Senators teams would be searching high and low for those qualities)?
Like Carkner, he watched a number of regular-season games from the press box. Like Carkner, he was tapped on the shoulder by MacLean in the playoffs — and his effort in response should have earned him another contract here.
Konopka could barely walk, his back was so bad, but he pleaded to keep playing. He had the best faceoff winning percentage of any centre on the 16 first-round playoff teams, and he helped set up huge goals in Game 2 and Game 5 victories, both at Madison Square Garden.
Like Carkner, he made $700,000 and wants to come back. Konopka, like Carkner, is 31. There are plenty of miles left in his tank. Also, his personality is strong in the dressing room, where it's known he'll do anything it takes to win.
There's a theory the Senators were able to come from behind to win so many games in the third period because they weren't intimidated — opponents couldn't push them around when protecting a lead. The presence of Carkner and Konopka was a big part of that.
Perhaps Konopka isn't as likely to be re-signed as Carkner because the Senators would like to put Zack Smith in his fourth-line role and sign Chris Kelly to centre the third. But then, Kelly can also play wing.
It's a great thing to have so much promising youth, but it's also necessary to possess a blend of veterans with character. Should Murray allow Carkner and/or Konopka to slip away, he'll bring in more toughness — probably, younger players to fill the role.
But Murray would be messing with chemistry by following that path. and the Senators already have a lot of youth. To show the way and protect them, they're best hanging on to and rewarding two good men who are already here and eager to reach for a pen.
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Bettman defends fighting...
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Rick Rypien Dead At 27
Posted on: 08-15-11 10:20 PM Posted by:
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Winnipeg Jets C Rypien found dead in home
From SI
COLEMAN, Alberta (AP) - Winnipeg Jets center Rick Rypien was found dead in his home Monday, nine months after he took a leave of absence to deal with an undisclosed personal matter.
An official with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police called Rypien's death sudden, but not suspicious. Rypien, a cousin of Super Bowl MVP quarterback Mark Rypien, was 27.
"We would like to express our sincere sympathies to the Rypien family as well as Rick's friends,'' the Jets said in a release. "We also appreciate all of the support that has come pouring in from Rick's fans. Rick was a talented player with an extremely bright future. His hunger for the game made him a valued team member both on and off the ice. This loss has impacted us as more than just a hockey team.''
Rypien is the second active NHL player found dead this offseason. Former New York Rangers enforcer Derek Boogaard died in May due to an accidental mix of alcohol and the painkiller oxycodone.
The 5-foot-11, 190-pound Rypien signed a $700,000, one-year deal with Winnipeg last month after spending parts of six seasons with Vancouver. He had nine goals, seven assists and 226 penalty minutes in 119 career NHL games, often dropping the gloves against much larger opponents.
The Canucks announced on Nov. 25 that they had granted Rypien an indefinite leave of absence. It was the second time in three years the forward had left the team to deal with an undisclosed personal matter. Rypien also received a six-game suspension from the NHL last season after grabbing a fan on his way to the dressing room in Minnesota.
Rypien also took an extended personal leave after a rash of injuries two years ago, missing 70 games during the 2008-09 season.
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Derek Boogaard Dead At 28
Posted on: 05-14-11 01:42 PM Posted by:
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New York Rangers forward Derek Boogaard was found dead Friday. He was 28.
Known as the Boogey Man because of his role as one of the game's most physical forwards, Boogaard was found by members of his family at his apartment in Minneapolis. Boogaard spent the first five years of his career with the Minnesota Wild before signing a free-agent deal with the Rangers last summer.
His first season with the Rangers was cut short due to a concussion and a shoulder injury. He played just 22 games, scoring 1 goal, adding an assis and earning 45 penalty minutes.
"Derek was an extremely kind and caring individual," Rangers President and General Manager Glen Sather said in a statement. "He was a very thoughtful person, who will be dearly missed by all those who knew him. We extend our deepest sympathies to his family, friends and teammates during this difficult time."
In 277 NHL games, Boogaard, a 6-foot-7, 265-pound winger, compiled 3 goals, 16 points and 589 PIM. He was very popular during his time with the Wild, winning over fans with an ever-present smile and an eagerness to help out his new community. He was also loved for his willingness to protect teammates on the ice. He's second on the team's all-time list for penalty minutes with 544.
The Wild released a statement Friday night: "The Minnesota Wild organization sends our deepest sympathies to the family of Derek Boogaard. Derek was a fan favorite during his five seasons with the Wild and will be greatly missed here in Minnesota and throughout the NHL."
As the news of Boogaard's death spread Friday night, it hit the hockey community especially hard.
"The news that we have lost someone so young and so strong leaves everyone in the National Hockey League stunned and saddened, Commissioner Gary Bettman said in a statement released Saturday morning. "The NHL family sends its deepest condolences to all who knew and loved Derek Boogaard, to those who played and worked with him and to everyone who enjoyed watching him compete."
It was his teammates and his foes, though, who knew Boogaard best. They saw past the intimidating stare and the reputation as the toughest man in hockey.
"Unreal guy - just a really big teddy bear," Wild goalie and former teammate Niklas Backstrom told the Minneapolis-Star Tribune. "Outside the rink, he didn't want bad for anyone."
Boston defenseman Shane Hnidy played with Boogard in Minnesota last season and was clearly upset as he discussed his former teammate and friend after Saturday's morning skate in preparation for Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals against the Tampa Bay Lightning at TD Garden.
"It's really tough,†Hnidy said. "It hit me pretty hard last night when I heard. I send everything out to his family. It's a tough time for everyone.
"Everyone just saw the big tough exterior, but he was a great guy that really gave back. Especially in Minnesota, he was probably the biggest, most popular player there. He always gave back.â€
Boogaard was active in a number of charities during his NHL career. Last season he started "Boogaard's Booguardians," where he hosted military members and their families at all Rangers home games. He also was active with the Garden of Dreams Foundation as well as the Defending the Blue Line Foundation, a non-profit foundation that ensures children of military members are given the chance to play hockey.
According to the Star Tribune, the Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office confirmed that an autopsy would be conducted Saturday.
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Islanders Beat Penguins With Fists And Sticks
Posted on: 02-11-11 09:46 PM Posted by:
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Islanders beat Penguins with fists and sticks
By IRA PODELL
AP Hockey Writer
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New York Islanders' Matt Moulson, front left, and teammates celebrate his second-period goal against the Pittsburgh Penguins in an NHL hockey game, Friday, Feb. 11, 2011, in Uniondale, N.Y. Other Islanders are, from left to right: Moulson, Andrew MacDonald, PA Parenteau, Milan Jurcina, and John Tavares. Penguins' Craig Adams, top left, Marc-Andre Fleury (29) Maxime Talbot and Brooks Orpik, upper right, look on.
John Tavares, Matt Moulson and rookie Michael Grabner all scored their 20th goal of the season and the New York Islanders got some revenge against the injury-depleted Pittsburgh Penguins with their sticks and their fists in a fight-filled 9-3 victory on Friday night.
Just nine days after Brent Johnson beat New York 3-0 and knocked out Rick DiPietro in a one-punch fight that left the franchise goalie with broken bones in his face, the Islanders responded with four goals in the first period and four more in the second - with an all-out brawl in the middle of the offensive outburst.
That was just the appetizer for a third-period donnybrook - in which Johnson fought again - that caused a delay of about 15 minutes. With multiple ejections, both benches had only a handful of players on them for the final 12-plus minutes.
New York chased Johnson 3:46 into the second period when callup enforcer Micheal Haley made it 6-0 on the Islanders' 16th shot. As Johnson skated to the backup goalie seat in the tunnel leading to the Penguins' dressing room, he was showered with an avalanche of boos from the unusually large crowd that clearly remembered what he did to DiPietro.
But his night wasn't over. Johnson returned at the start of the third period and got bowled over 1:19 in when Grabner was knocked into him by a hard hit from Pittsburgh's Brooks Orpik.
The second huge brawl broke out at 4:47, and Haley had two fights in the melee - first with Max Talbot and then with Johnson after the goalie skated out toward the blue line. Haley charged after him, and both players dropped their gloves and started punching. Eric Godard was also involved, trying to protect the Penguins' netminder.
Haley became an instant favorite among the 12,888 in attendance, who probably never heard of him before Friday. But they chanted his name every time there was another dustup, long after he was sent to the dressing room.
The second major uprising was sparked by New York enforcer Trevor Gillies' elbow that left Eric Tangradi prone on the ice. Tangradi was recalled on Friday from Wilkes Barre/Scranton of the AHL. Godard and Haley, who came up from AHL Bridgeport on Friday, were both ejected with double game misconducts.
Pittsburgh's Craig Adams and Gillies were also booted from the game. Johnson was forced to remain in the net and heard boos and derisive chants during the final minutes.
Travis Hamonic, Jesse Joensuu, and P.A. Parenteau added goals for the Islanders, who earned their second win in two days after beating Montreal on the road in a shootout on Thursday night. Mikko Koskinen earned both wins - his first two in the NHL.
Moulson and Grabner both added second goals to give them a team-leading 21 as the Islanders broke out with their highest-scoring game of the season. Grabner provided the final punch with a short-handed breakaway goal with 2:09 remaining in the game.
Kris Letang, Jordan Staal and Tyler Kennedy scored power-play goals for Pittsburgh, which won at home in overtime against Los Angeles on Thursday and will play at the New York Rangers on Sunday afternoon. It hardly mattered in this one that the Penguins were again without All-Stars Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin.
The melee in the second period came when Matt Martin jumped Talbot in the neutral zone. The Islanders had made Talbot a marked man because of his hit against Blake Comeau in the previous game that has left the Islanders forward sidelined since with a concussion.
Martin's actions sparked fights between unlikely brawlers Josh Bailey of the Islanders and Pittsburgh's Pascal Dupuis, Hamonic and Penguins forward Mike Rupp, and another matchup of Martin and Deryk Engelland.
Bailey was ejected following his first NHL fight along with teammates Martin and Hamonic, and Pittsburgh's Engelland, Rupp and Dupuis. Martin was also hit with an instigator penalty and a separate 10-minute misconduct.
Marc-Andre Fleury allowed two goals on nine shots in 16 minutes, 14 seconds of action in the second period. Johnson then returned for his rough third period. He was slow in getting back to his skates after being down in a snow-angel position for a few moments after being hit by Grabner.
Notes: Haley, who played in his third career NHL game, had 144 penalty minutes in 50 games at Bridgeport this season. ... In addition to the absence of Crosby and Malkin, the Penguins were also without forwards Matt Cooke (suspension), Arron Asham (upper body), Mike Comrie (hip), Chris Kunitz (lower body), Mark Letestu (lower body). ... The Penguins hadn't allowed nine goals since an 9-0 loss at Tampa Bay on Nov. 8, 2003.
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Standing 8 Count (Boston Globe)
Posted on: 02-10-11 06:17 AM Posted by:
At 12:36 of last night's second period, with the Bruins holding a 5-3 lead, Brad Marchand had no idea the play had been called offside when he slammed James Wisniewski into the end boards.
BRUINS 8, CANADIENS 6 Standing 8 count
And Marchand had absolutely zero clue that his actions would trigger a sequence that saw Tim Thomas sprinting from one end of TD Garden to the other, ready to engage Carey Price in what would be both goalies' first NHL fight.
"It was getting into an outnumbered situation,'' said Thomas, called to duty when Price left his crease to join the jostling. "That's what I was thinking when I was getting down there. He was more than willing to fight. I had this big old plan. I was going to grab his right, then I was going to throw lefts, because I know he's bigger and taller than me and has the reach on me. I thought I could do a better job of throwing lefts than him. When we went to grab, he got a good hold of my right arm and I got nothing. So then I was like, 'Now what do I do?' He's got a big right cocked and ready to come.''
The showdown, which ended when Price hauled down Thomas and got his jersey over his head, highlighted an evening of ill tempers. Nathan Horton (goal, four assists) and P.K. Subban went at each other all night. Andrew Ference threw down with Travis Moen. Johnny Boychuk repeatedly cuffed Jaroslav Spacek. Gregory Campbell fed Tom Pyatt with a string of lefts. Benoit Pouliot decked David Krejci with a right hand that had the Bruins center icing his lower lip after the game.
And, oh yeah, there was an 8-6 Bruins win amid all the belligerence (187 combined penalty minutes).
"It looked like back in the day in the '70s and '80s when there were those rivals,'' Milan Lucic (two goals) said of the hatred. "I'm sure [assistant coach] Doug Jarvis knows all about those. He was in the middle of a lot of them. We're just happy that we were able to get that win. They've been a tough opponent for us lately. We'd lost eight of our last nine before tonight. Most of all, we're just happy to get those two points and keep getting up in the standings.''
Ever since the nastiness of Lucic squaring off repeatedly with Mike Komisarek in 2008-09, there had been an easing of the bad blood between the clubs. Things got testy on Dec. 16 when Krejci threw down with Michael Cammalleri in the first NHL fight for both skilled players. On Jan. 8, tempers flared after Max Pacioretty shoved Zdeno Chara at the conclusion of Montreal's 3-2 overtime win.
Last night, the kettle was screaming at full boil.
"It's a rivalry you want to compete in and you want to beat each other,'' said Michael Ryder (two goals). "We don't want the other team to have the best of us. For Montreal, we knew it was a big game. We knew we had to be emotionally involved. A couple games against these guys, we haven't done that. Tonight, we wanted to do it. I think we did.''
Five seconds after Lucic scored his first to give the Bruins a 5-3 edge, Marchand's check ignited the powder keg. Brian Gionta crashed into Marchand, which brought all 10 skaters together. Then when Price got too close to one pile, Thomas joined the fun. Briefly, when Thomas missed with a lunge and Price had his right fist at the ready, the Boston goalie acknowledged thinking of Brent Johnson one-punching Rick DiPietro and breaking the ex-Terrier's face.
"Only a little bit when I didn't get the arm I wanted to get,'' said Thomas. "He had a good grip on my arm and was free to do it with the big right. The thought crossed my mind that I don't want to be DiPietro.''
By the time every piece of equipment was gathered, six Bruins were stuffed into the penalty box, creating a clown-car effect.
"Half of us couldn't even sit down, we had so many guys in there,'' said Marchand, who scored one of two goals (Dennis Seidenberg netted the other) in a 12-second span in the first period. "Especially when guys stick up for each other like we did, everyone's getting in there and it's good. It's a good feeling when you're sitting in the box.''
The Bruins, up, 6-4, after 40 minutes, saw the Canadiens turn it into a one-goal game when Pacioretty netted a power-play goal at 7:06 of the third. At 9:18, after Zach Hamill drew an interference call on David Desharnais, Ryder's power-play goal was waved off. It was ruled that Marchand had interfered with Price, when replays showed that he was knocked into the goalie by Yannick Weber. But Ryder gave the Bruins the cushion they needed with a PPG at 10:01 to make it 7-5.
If the game was over by then, the hate was not. At 17:06, after Horton and Subban clashed, Krejci and Pouliot squared off. At 19:19, Ference, Thornton, and Boychuk were nabbed for fighting. At 19:35, Adam McQuaid tried to goad Pacioretty into a fight and was tagged with a roughing double-minor.
"As players, we all had fun in tonight's game,'' Lucic said. "I think the fans definitely had a lot of fun watching tonight's game. We were able to play with a lot of emotion. We were able to keep our heads on straight to get that win. That's the most important thing.''
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Flyers' tough guy Schultz thinks players should provide their own 'protection'
POSTED: February 9, 2011 By ED BARKOWITZ
One of the problems with hockey today, Flyers' legendary tough guy Dave Schultz was saying, is that players no longer have the freedom to monitor each other.
"There were guys like [Wayne] Gretzky who used to say, 'We need protection,' and now the only protection star players have is the National Hockey League's judicial system: Colin Campbell," said Schultz, whose single-season record for penalty minutes has stood for 35 years. "[But] players can police themselves. There used to be a thing called the code. The code is kind of gone."
Schultz was a key member of the Flyers' Stanley Cup-winning teams in the 1970s. While he scored a combined 29 goals in the two championship seasons, Schultz was most valuable for his role as an enforcer. In 1974-75, Schultz racked up the record 472 penalty minutes and had 25 fights.
"There's still certain rules and [current fighters] follow them," he said. "Like if a guy's hurt, you don't fight him."
But if an opponent took a cheapshot at one of the Flyers' skilled players, he could expect a quick visit from the man still affectionately known as "The Hammer."
"Today, you can drive Danny Briere's head into the boards and get suspended and lose some money," Schultz said. "In my day, you'd have to turn around because there would be guys lined up and you'd have to fight. That prevented a lot of guys from doing a lot of B.S."
Schultz and other proponents of hockey fighting argue that the instigator rule instituted in 1992 actually has made life less safe for star players. The rule gives a penalty to a player for unilaterally starting a fight. As such, retribution for a hit on a star player could wind up costing the aggrieved team even more.
"That's a bad rule," he said. "The instigator rule changed the game. It changed players being able to protect their teammates."
Suspensions and fines also are laughable, Schultz argues. There is no greater deterrent to cheapshots than being forced to fight after delivering one.
"I was only suspended one time," Schultz said. "I head-butted [Bruins' nemesis Terry] O'Reilly because he was holding my hands."
Sounds like O'Reilly violated "the code" and Schultz made him pay. What a concept. *
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Brawl from the bell: Stars, Bruins fight three times in 1st four seconds
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Brawl from the bell: Stars, Bruins fight three times in 1st four seconds of Boston's 6-3 win
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Boston's Shawn Thornton (left) and Dallas' brawl during the first period.
By MIKE HEIKA / The Dallas Morning News
BOSTON — There must be something in the chowder.
For the second time in three seasons, a Stars-Bruins game turned into a donnybrook. And this one didn't take long. The two sides produced three fights in the first four seconds of the game, a new era sort of record in which all three brawls took place at different stoppages of play.
The NHL's old stat istics include fights that were involved during the same stoppage of play.
Yet all the truculence didn't pay off for the Stars, who lost a 6-3 game and suffered a couple of more injuries.
Krys Barch scratched a cornea in his fight and is listed as day-to-day. Adam Burish suffered an oribital bone injury in his fight and might not be available Saturday against Philadelphia . Ray Sawada received a blind-side hit to the head from Boston's Daniel Paille and injured his shoulder.
Paille received a match penalty, but the Stars couldn't score on the ensuing five-minute power play.
It was the same overall frustration the team battled when Steve Ott and Sean Avery went wild in a 5-1 loss to the Bruins in 2008. In addition, Dallas' all-time penalty high of 211 minutes (406 for both teams) also came in Boston in 1981.
"I don't think anything was discussed, it just happened,†said Ott, who fought Gregory Campbell in the first second of the game. "Both sides were ready. It was a big game.â€
It was the latest in a string of big games that haven't gone the Stars' way. The loss is the fourth in the last five game for the Stars, who fall to 30-17-5 (65 points). Boston moves to 30-15-7 (67). It follows a 4-1 loss at the hands of Vancouver.
"Of the last six periods we played, four of them were really sloppy, reckless periods,†Stars captain Brenden Morrow said. "We know we can compete with [the top teams], but we have to be a little smarter.â€
Morrow brushed off the three fights in four seconds (Barch went with Shawn Thornton, and Brian Sutherby went with Adam McQuaid) as "chest thumping†and said the real problem came in breakdowns in coverage. Boston took the momentum from the hairy start and scored twice in the first 1:20. Starting goalie Andrew Raycroft was beaten by Milan Lucic and Patrice Bergeron and was pulled after facing just two shots.
Kari Lehtonen came on in relief and allowed three goals on 32 shots.
"Things happen and sometimes things don't go your way,†Lehtonen said when asked about the Stars allowing 25 goals in the last five games. "I know there were a couple I would have liked back. We just have to move on and play better.â€
The Stars will practice in Philadelphia on Friday and might have to call up a couple of extra players. Defenseman Mark Fistric (flu) will probably have to play, and the Stars are likely to bring Travis Morin in from Texas. Morin passed out Wednesday waiting for the Stars' plane, but he checked out fine Thursday and skated in Frisco.
"We have a group of players in here who will respond,†Ott said. "We need to go out and find that game that pushed us to where we were last month.â€
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My Junior Suite was on the 9th floor room 9572, and let me tell you I was not impressed with the size of the room at all((very small)). On Carnival its a normal size room.
I saw an online virtual view of the room we had, and it showed the room having a flat screen tv((false)),no flat screen at all, in fact the tv was a 20 inch tv, the same size that's inside my 8 year old daughters room at home,,This is a JUNIOR SUITE?????? Come on!!!!
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My kids were not happy with the 1 A.M. curfew the ship has for kids,,,,On Carnival Funships they can chill out as long as they want.
After a certain time part of the WINDJAMMER CAFE was closed on deck 11 which sucked and the food was sometimes dry during those times. On Carnival, Though they dont serve much food on the lido deck after late hours, they do leave the whole Lido deck open so you dont feel force to one side of there cafe like Explorer of the seas did. However, on the 5th floor there is a deli shop that stays open all night, and they were very nice to deal with,,,,,everything fresh all night,,,
All the shows we saw on board were out of this world..... 5 stars *****
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Oyeatia, creator and god of man surrenders his deity, descending to the green earth in search of a lost love. Gyossait sleeps in the warm black heart of the dying planet, her dreams seep into the weakening minds of man. The end begins.
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possible attempt at art, but... no
It had a nice atmosphere, but is quite lacking in gameplay.
Movement was obvious, but was it ever explained that the down button activates a shield? Was it ever mentioned that the shield can reflect projectiles to kill the thrower? Was it mentioned that the shield doesn't protect against melee?
Can you make a more annoying spawning sound? ***, man.
As for story... the description makes a vague attempt at a 3 sentence synopsis, but the game doesn't hint at this, other than an intro that resembles Evangelion. The random statements in game also do not obviously relate.
On the level where you can (must?) squish that spirit/girl, I jumped over the tree thing at the end of the level. Since there was a cliff there, I thought it was an easter egg/alternate end. Well, I jumped off... and nothing happened. No level select means I'm completely screwed.
Not as good as it wants to be.
It's definitely atmospheric; I love the old-style feel to it, very reminiscent to some late 80s/early 90s horror games. The graphics fit in fine, too.
My only issue is with the gameplay. Unfortunately, as this is a flash game, gameplay is everything. You can't get away with not warning us about the sudden appearance of enemies, especially if they look exactly like the sprites we've been wandering past before; I died twice before even realising what had actually hit me that first time. After that, it became a simple jump and avoid puzzle/platformer. It really could have had more, but it seemed to involved in trying to unsettle and scare, rather than actually focus on being a good game. If you make another platformer, you also need to make the main character a lot more responsive, otherwise it's just hellishly frustrating - play a couple of old-school Mario games and compare them to the movement of your character here.
Still, all the bits are there for a good game, and you certainly seem to know how to create a creepy atmosphere.
it look like it fit in third person and zoom in instrest cuz u can see thing that u gonna walk but if this game in first person it will be really scary? :P (maybe)
This game is bad
I will clearly list why:
The level design is not challenging, meaning it is boring. Most of the time is spent walking across dull terrain. Is that fun? No.
There is no attack. You only have a shield that can be used to deflect bullets. Most of the time is spent avoiding enemies. And the enemies are sparse and extremely stupid anyway. That is not challenging. Is this fun? It isn't.
I can respawn an infinite number of times. I can just "trial and error" my way through the game because I don't care if I die. This means there is no challenge.
The graphics are all jagged looking and low res. It does not look nice. The graphics is ugly.
The sound effects and music are terrible. It is all just noise and it is very low quality.
In all aspects this game is very low quality. This is why it is bad.
Excellent abstract game.
This is by far the most abstract gaming experience I've ever had. From the esoteric plot to the bizarre atmospherics, it didn't feel like any other game I've played: NG or otherwise. Ambient background sound was fantastic, especially the sudden shifts from one eerie background track to another. The floating text was an especially nice touch, especially with the morbid poetry. "I shall wear your pain like the finest shawl and dance before you in it" gave me the chills something fierce.
The game is somewhat mired by frustrating gameplay. I feel it might've been better as an adventure game; or, what if only the bosses had been actual fights? It would give the player more time to be absorbed into the game's atmosphere without the frustrating gameplay. But gameplay is a relatively minor nitpick since clearly that was not was this game aimed for.
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- 3 Sealy Posturpedic mattresses
- Stainless Steel Kitchen Appliances
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- Modern style furniture
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- Full cable TV with premium channels(HBO,Cinemax,Showtime-expires May 2014)
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- Access to use the community swimming pool(seasonal)
- Tennis Court
- Basketball Court
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- The Delaware Water Gap which features white water rafting,
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- Poconos NASCAR Raceway
- Scranton/Wilkes Barre Yankees-NY Yankees Triple A Farm team.
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- Tobyhanna State Park
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To celebrate the 100th Grey Cup, TSN presents 'Engraved on a Nation,' a series of documentaries highlighting eight indelible moments in the history of the CFL's ultimate prize. TSN.ca producer Shane McNeil presents a feature story on how these stories were brought to the screen.
It's still a topic that no one in Saskatchewan wants to talk about.
The 2009 Grey Cup ended in the most painful way imaginable for one of the CFL's most rabid fan-bases and the wounds are still too fresh, too deep.
Yet in filming The 13th Man, a documentary that explores how a too many men on the field penalty cost the Saskatchewan Roughriders a Grey Cup victory, revisiting the nightmare was a task filmmaker Larry Weinstein had to undertake.
"When I was in Saskatchewan and I would tell people I was doing this thing called The 13th Man and they knew very well what that is – in both senses – and it was a painful thing, people would cringe and go: 'Why are you doing this? Why are you bringing up this terrible story?'" said Weinstein, an Academy Award-nominated documentarian.
The memories were too vivid.
With zeroes on the clock, Damon Duval's 43-yard field goal attempt sailed wide and right and a euphoric Roughriders team flooded the field, jubilant in bringing just the fourth championship to the province's only professional sports franchise.
But another ending was yet to be scripted and after a penalty was called against Saskatchewan for having 13 players on the field, Duval was afforded a second chance and nailed the kick.
A 13th Man.
The very same terminology lovingly bestowed upon Rider Nation for the tangible energy the fans provide the players on the field.
"This idea of the 13th Man in Saskatchewan is a very powerful thing," Weinstein said of the almost religious devotion to the Riders in Saskatchewan. "I don't know if I've ever encountered this in other [subjects] that I've observed in my life as a documentary filmmaker."
But to have the very emblem of team pride turned against you in a painful defeat?
"I think the irony of the term is almost too powerful for people to have been able to cope with."
But out of the ashes of a heartbreaking loss, hope would once again eventually emerge.
After initial outrage and a hunt for someone to blame over such a poorly timed mistake, Rider Nation rediscovered its pride.
"It was a wonderful response, a very dignified response by the fan-base en masse to a situation that no one could have imagined," Leader-Post columnist Rob Vanstone said of the ideological turn in Weinstein's documentary. "It [became] almost like a badge of honour where fans would walk around with their chests puffed out saying 'I'm the 13th Man!'"
The league's smallest market found a way – as it always seems to do – to regroup and believe in its great hope once again.
That turnaround – the province of Saskatchewan's ability to forget about tremendous pain and show unwavering support – is what Weinstein believes makes a misfortune like the 2009 Grey Cup resonate as a timelessly Canadian story.
"Canada identifies with that team, that whole idea of adversity and the whole idea of community," said Weinstein. "It isn't a game of ego. It's a game of team and togetherness. We win as a team, we lose as a team."
"It's always just been about the love of the sport and the pure meaning of that sport."
The story of The 13th Man, to Weinstein, is a romantic vision of how Canadians see themselves. More than being simply a "love letter" between the Riders and their fans, the story of picking themselves up and rekindling their Rider Pride is the ultimate come-from-behind victory.
"We love the team because it's the underdog," he said. "Canadians always think of themselves as the underdogs."
The wounds will heal over time, but what the spirit of The 13th Man has proven is that the wounds have strengthened the resolve of Rider Nation.
"I interviewed people – men, especially – and talking about the game they would start to cry," Weinstein said. "They would break down and lose their composure and I would think: 'This is just a football game!'...but it's so powerfully beyond that."
More than being just a game, the 98th Grey Cup proved that the people of Saskatchewan and Rider fans across Canada are a fierce and devoted bunch… and they're not about to let one loss change any of that.
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CNET Editor at Large Brian Cooley said it best in his First Look video for the 2011 Acura MDX when he said--if I may paraphrase--that if you're pushing a big seven-seater SUV for sport driving, you need a second car, not Acura's Super Handing All-Wheel Drive system.
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