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LIMA — Bath grabbed first place out of 13 teams at the Lima Central Catholic Division III Sectional Wrestling Tournament Friday and Saturday.
St. John's barely beat Jefferson 134.5-132.5 for fourth place.
Moving on for the Blue Jays were two champions: Austin Martin at 145 and Will Buettner at 170; two runner-ups: Wes Buettner at 152 and Nate Schroeder at 285 (forfeit); and Luke Wrasman, 4th at 160 (forfeit). Alternates are Evan Mohler (120) and Justin Siefker (132).
"We came in with nine this weekend and we had seven in the semifinals; that's a pretty good day. Will defended his sectional title from last year and is really wrestling well; we've had big expectations of him all year," Jays coach Derek Sterling noted. "Austin won a very tough 1-0 match in his finals; he'd lost to Jake Tremoulis from LCC three times before, so that is a big result for him. He's also rounding into form at the right time. Wes took on a 3-time state placer in Zach Wilson from Bluffton and to only lose 10-6 is a great result."
The story for the Jays may be as much about dreaded injuries as anything.
"Nate Schroeder and Luke Wrasman have struggled with injuries. Nate didn't re-injure himself but since he was already in the finals, we talked with Jefferson and their coaches and decided to not risk it," Sterling added. "At this point, you want to move on and get your kids 100 percent and we don't need to be beating each other up at this point. Luke re-injured an elbow and we decided not to risk it any more. Overall, I think we had a great weekend with five advancing to districts and two alternates; you never know what might happen, so they have to stay ready."
The Wildcats crowned three sectional champions: Colin McConnahea at 195, Quinten Wessell at 215 and Geoff Ketcham at 285; and two fourth-placers: Gaige Rassman at 126 (forfeit) and Chris Truesdale at 145. Tanner Vermule is an alternate at 138.
"It's nice to have three individual champions this weekend. Quinten in particular was a great result," Jefferson coach Mike Wilson noted. "I have so much respect for the guy he beat, Justin Post (Coldwater), because I feel he is a likely state champion. It was a great match (3-2). Quinten is one of the guys that was out for three weeks earlier and those guys are rounding into physical shape."
For the coach, the two weeks they had to prepare — with only a triangular at Defiance eight days ago — was well needed.
"We got better because we got healthier and we could work on conditioning. That's what we lost with all the injuries and skin issues we faced earlier," he added. "This is the time of year you really shoot for; the Northwest Conference and the tournaments. Now it's about getting healthier, in better shape and staying there." Spencerville was sixth (111). Earning a district trip for the Bearcats were Lucas Shumate, 3rd at 195; Lucas Krouskop, 3rd at 220; Derrick Smith, 3rd at 126; Trevor Bockey, 4th at 132; and Cory Binkley, 4th at 138. Alternates include Ashley King at 113, Cole Bellows at 145 and Jake Bellows at 285.
Not a bad day for Spencerville coach Tom Wegesin.
"We brought 12 here, 10 of them in our regular lineup. We had five advancers and two alternates," he said. "As a coach, I don't necessarily focus a lot on what goes on earlier in the season outside of it being a stepping stone to what we aim for, which is this time of year. We focus on peaking at this time of year. We're getting there but we still have a lot of upside and a lot of work to do. That is the good thing; we still have a lot of little things to improve upon because those are what win the matches now. All we can do now is go back to work and see what happens next weekend."
Columbus Grove finished 11th. Tregg Keysor finished 3rd at 106 and Alex Shaffer 4th at 285 as the lone Bulldogs to move on.
"We had a lot of starters out this week (injury and illness). We were down three starters this week from what we were three weeks ago, three really good kids, too," Grove coach Eric "Ernie" Siefker noted. "Coming in, we thought we could advance six kids out. We still got two out and we had three kids that just missed getting out as they finished sixth.
"We have the two, so we are happy. We'll go down there and see what happens next weekend. Tregg finished sixth last year, so we'll see what we can do this year. He is ready to go and see if he can get to state."
Lincolnview was 12th of the 13 teams. Doug Hicks, 4th at 170, was the one wrestler to move on. Alternates are Alex Rodriguez at 106 and Dalton West at 195.
Head coach Curtis Miller also appreciated the 2-week break from competition to prepare.
"We really used it well. We had the chance to really work on individual strengths and weaknesses and we showed it today; it just wasn't good enough for most of our wrestlers," Miller stated. "Doug wrestled extremely well this weekend. I wish we could have had more advance. I feel bad for Jacquobe Markward; he got hit with the flu this week and managed to wrestle one match and went home. That's a tough way to end your senior season and I wish him luck.
"We have a lot of young wrestlers that will get nothing but better. If we can keep them going and add some more in the next year or so, I think we have the chance to be a very good team."
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Mildred Richard, a crew leader with Le Bonheur's Community HIV Network, is all smiles all the time. With her "live life large" philosophy, you would never know she's HIV positive.
"Upon learning different things, researching, I found out that I wasn't dying from anything; I was living. I tell people I live out loud," says Richard.
After her diagnosis, she's now out loud about HIV/AIDS awareness.
As of December 2010, more than 2,300 women, infants, children and youth living with HIV or AIDS are in Shelby County, according to Le Bonheur Children's Hospital experts.
The hospital's Community HIV Network spread awareness during World AIDS Day on Saturday, hoping knowledge will eliminate stigmas and create an HIV/AIDS free community. The group sent candles along the Mississippi River celebrating the lives of those who lost their battle from the disease and those still living with it.
Of those diagnosed with the disease in Tennessee, 40 percent live in Memphis, according to Le Bonheur health experts.
"Of the newly diagnosed, one in four is a youth, 13 to 24, and youth are the largest population who don't even know what their HIV status is so that makes their HIV more transmissible," says Nancy Liebbe, whose brother has lived HIV positive for 20 years.
Liebbe says HIV is now a chronic disease and can be treated. She says HIV is no longer a death sentence.
"People still believe that, that stigma and misinformation. HIV has become a chronic disease. With care you can live a long normal life," she says.
Richard is a living testament of that.
But Richard still says knowledge leads to prevention, adding, "We're rapidly being affected daily and a lot of people still feel that it can't happen to them. I never thought it could happen to me but it did, so education is powerful. When you know better, you do better."
Visit the CDC and Planned Parenthood websites for more information about HIV/AIDS testing and prevention.
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Because of less than stellar weather in New Orleans, we opted for a pre-dinner nap instead of the Bon Voyage festivities. We also ate our first dinner in the steakhouse versus dining room (so glad we did because we were bonused with a free bottle of wine!) We both had the surf & turf. The steak and lobster were cooked to perfection. The shrimp cocktail starter and the chocolate sampler both surpassed expectations. I highly recommend the steakhouse on night one...incredible food...great value. We also did the Chef's Table on night 6 of the cruise. The food was good, however, I didn't love the new menu. Last year's menu was better. It was an informative 7 course dinner, but I wish now I had opted for an extra few nights in the steakhouse to experience some of the other menu items. Other notable food we had on the ship include, breakfast burritos, made to order omelets and the chocolate melting cake. I heard the taste bar was good, but we could never found it open. As usual, the Carnival staff was excellent from the dining room, bars, cabin, decks, entire ship... exceptional, friendly folks working hard to make sure everyone had a great experience.
Had a mostly great experience in all ports. We went to an all-inclusive in Jamaica that was organized by our roll call group, Sunset Beach. It was amazing. We did a shore snorkel arranged by Carnival in the Caymans...also amazing. My only comment about that was there seemed to be some confusion on shore after they combined two groups to meet the minimum number of participants for the excursion. It worked out in the end. Also, getting back on the ship was a bit exhausting. With 5 boats in port, the tenders were running a bit behind. We waited in line for over an hour to get back to the boat...wasn't thrilled, but I'd rather stand in line in paradise than stuck at home freezing with the rest of my friends and family :) Cozumel's weather was a bit windy. We cancelled plans to go to another all-inclusive, Mr. Sancho's, and opted for shopping instead...sucked to be on the Magic that day...not sure they ever got to port because of the wind...the same wind that followed us home and made that night and the last sea day very rough, windy and cold. We made the best of it, however, with trivia, bingo, a slot tournament and other inside activities..no shortage of things to do.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – Florida Gulf Coast University basketball players Anthony Banks and Hunter Miller, along with other collegiate players, will travel with Sports Reach, to China May 7 through May 17 to compete in six games against several college teams as well as a Pro B teams.
In addition to the multiple games, the Sports Reach team will use the platform of sport to connect with the athletes and share their ministry. The cultural exchange trip will be made up of eight current or former college players that will be coached by former University of Kentucky star, Kyle Macy, who is making his third trip with Reach USA. The squad consists of Banks (Lantana, Fla.) and Miller (Nashville, Tenn.) along with current college players Zach Newton (Tennessee Tech), Jordan Myers (So. Illinois), and Eric Davis (Mississippi College) and also former college players Tyrell Ware (Virginia Intermont), Brandon Snowden (Berea), and Chris Early (Transylvania).
Sports Reach is a Christian Sports Ministry that was founded in 1986 by former Kentucky star Larry Pursiful and Robby Speer. This ministry uses sports to share Christ around the world. Sports Reach attempts to go where traditional evangelism has not been effective in reaching the unsaved. For more information on Sports Reach, visit www.sportsreach.org.
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According to TMZ, Gilbert Arenas' gun case is headed to a D.C. Grand Jury:
Arenas -- aka Agent Zero -- and Crittenton are being interviewed by D.C. detectives right now. Law enforcement tells TMZ after the interviews, the plan is to take the case before the D.C. grand jury. We're told the U.S. Attorney (which presents local cases to the grand jury in D.C.) will call the head coach for the Washington Wizards and someone on the security team at the Verizon Center as witnesses.
We're told, in addition to weapons charges, Arenas and Crittenton could be charged with criminal assault.
Something to keep in mind: if Gilbert Arenas is convicted of a felony, his contract will almost unquestionably be voided. And though the locker room conflict has been downplayed as horseplay by Arenas, it seems that D.C. detectives have a different perspective, at least for now. We'll continue to keep you update as this story evolves and more details emerge throughout the day.


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Paul Arbogast is president of the West Virginia Roundtable, an independent, non-profit and non-partisan organization composed of the state's leading chief executive officers. The Roundtable is committed to advocating public policies that create economic opportunities and wealth for all West Virginians.
Over the years, West Virginia's political leaders in both Charleston and Washington, D.C., have done an excellent job safeguarding this state's economic interests — particularly our vital energy industry, centered on coal.
The need for that vigilance is obvious. We are the No. 2 coal-producing state in America. Directly and indirectly, coal mining accounts for tens of thousands of jobs here, with a combined payroll of over $7 billion. West Virginia is No. 9 in coal use, largely because coal provides 97 percent of our electric power generation (the nation as a whole generates 43 percent of its electricity from coal). Based on electricity costs, West Virginia ranks No. 12 nationally in energy affordability, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
Today, energy policy discussions in Washington are raising a new and grave threat to coal and West Virginia. The Environmental Protection Agency's proposed greenhouse gas New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) for new fossil fuel based generating facilities would effectively end construction of new coal-fired power plants.
The proposed regulations require all future plants using fossil fuels to meet a threshold the most modern, efficient, coal boiler — likely including the state-of-the-art facility in Morgantown — cannot even meet. If implemented, the NSPS regulation will stifle promising new technology for cleaner-burning coal and put an end to upgrades to existing plants to improve efficiency and facilitate more electricity.
The proposed standard is unprecedented under the Clean Air Act and clearly designed to favor power generation with natural gas rather than coal.
The bottom line of these rules, if they are allowed to stand, will be further erosion of our employment base in the mining and electrical generation industries, as well as the possibility of higher consumer electric rates and an end to new manufacturing and construction jobs.
This is not the first time that misguided EPA rules have threatened or inflicted great harm to West Virginia. Regulations put in place by EPA in recent years have been contributing factors in many existing coal-burning plants going offline.
The need for clean air is understandable and something Americans support. But while renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power continue to show promise, their widespread practical use remains well in the future. So Washington needs to take a common sense approach and give the coal and utility industries more leeway to continue working toward a clean energy future that includes coal — America's most abundant energy resource.
Our leaders must encourage the EPA and President Obama to create differentiated standards based on fuel type and to establish supercritical coal generation technology as the performance standard for new coal-based electricity. West Virginia's congressional delegation, as well as Gov. Tomblin, are working to this end, and we appreciate their efforts. All need our support in this important fight.
Coal has proven its worth by being not only abundant but also reasonably priced over the long term. Price stability is particularly important right now, as our economy continues to recover.
It simply does not make sense for America to turn its back on coal, given its abundance and low cost, the huge fleet of existing power plants that already burn coal and the fact that emerging technologies will allow us to burn coal with almost no CO2 emissions, especially when low energy costs are essential to economic stability and growth, and coal has proven itself a stable energy source.
The fact is, we can continue to use coal and continue to lower emissions at the same time. That common sense track is vital to West Virginia's economic stability and future. The EPA must be made to see the folly of shutting coal out of the market just when it is ready to play a leading role in the nation's clean energy future.


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There is no question that what the Lions do with their first pick, No. 2 overall, will have a lot to say about the overall success of their draft haul. But their second choice, No. 34, very well could be a starter and a key contributor. After all, Louis Delmas, their second-round pick a year ago, was the most consistent Lions rookie in 2009 — a player head coach Jim Schwartz thinks will be a leader for years to come.
By addressing several needs — defensive end, wide receiver, cornerback and defensive tackle — during the free-agency period, the team has made the choice easier in one way. Although Schwartz has said that "talent" remains their biggest need, the team won't feel compelled to reach for a certain player at a need position.
But if you're looking for a few directions in which the team could go at No. 34, some bigger needs remain at a few key spots. First, despite the additions of Jonathan Wade and Chris Houston at cornerback, the team still lacks a No. 1 shutdown option there. Running back also stands as a big hole with Kevin Smith coming off ACL surgery and few options behind him. And the offensive line, assuming the team can't find its man in free agency — UFA Chester Pitts left town without signing a deal — remains a sore spot.
Any of those positions could be addressed. The team also could go after another position if a player unexpectedly falls out of the first round. And that brings up an interesting wrinkle: With the new format of the draft, with only 32 picks on Day One, the Lions could field several calls overnight for what will be a very valuable pick early on Day Two. Although the Rams will pick ahead of them, the Lions could find a player still on the board when they pick who has little value to them but one who garners exceptional interest to another club — for example, Texas QB Colt McCoy in what appears to be a thin draft at that position.
Trading down remains a very intriguing option that could give the Lions more picks and perhaps allow them to capitalize on the depth of this year's draft crop.
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What's with Russia Buying All This Gold?
Wednesday, January 30th, 2013
By Michael Lombardi, MBA for Profit Confidential
As currency devaluation is becoming a new goal for countries, central banks in the global economy are losing trust in each other.
The notion followed by central banks is that if they devalue their currencies, the prices of their goods become competitive in the global economy. Unfortunately, this may work in some situations, but right now this strategy is questionable. Why? Because to achieve their objectives of devaluating their currencies, central banks are printing money like never before.
Now with all this, think about what happens when central banks increase the circulation of their own currency while the value of their reserves starts to go down as well.
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Most central banks have the U.S. dollar as their main reserve currency. But, as the greenback is also depreciating in value, central banks need to replenish their reserves. And central banks are starting to look elsewhere to top up their reserves. For many central banks, gold bullion is the only option for sound reserves.
The activity of the central banks in the gold bullion market has increased since 2009 when they collectively became net buyers of gold. As I have mentioned in these pages before, central banks will not say when they are going to buy gold bullion or how much they are going to purchase, as they often want to keep their purchases under the radar.
At the World Economic Forum that is going on in Davos, Switzerland, right now, the First Deputy Chairman of Russia's central bank, Alexei Ulyukayev, said, "We are buying metal and will continue to pursue this course." He also added, "This is a course of asset diversification in a situation when investing in securities or deposits remains risky." (Source: Reuters, "Update 3-Russia central bank to keep buying gold – Ulyukayev," January 24, 2013.)
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According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Russia's gold bullion holdings increased by 8.5% in 2012.
Russia is not the only country buying gold bullion; other central banks are doing the same. For example, the Kazakhstan central bank's gold bullion holdings increased 41% in 2012 over 2011.
Now consider this: Russia, Turkey, Kazakhstan, South Korea, and Brazil are only few of the central banks making headlines about their recent forays into gold bullion buying. What happens if other countries jump in and buy gold bullion?
Just look at the Bank of Canada, the central bank of Canada. Its reserves consist of only $184 million worth of gold bullion versus U.S. dollar holdings of $35.75 billion and other currency holdings of $19.43 billion! Imagine what would happen if a country like Canada (one of many countries whose holdings of gold bullion are minuscule compared to their U.S. dollar holdings) decided it needed to diversify into metals?
The stock market is near a high. The prices of senior and junior gold mining companies are near a low. I know where the best opportunity exists when comparing the two.
Mark my words: the U.S. budget deficit will continue to increase and it won't be too long before the national debt soars to $20.0 trillion.
And if the federal government's deficit isn't a big enough problem unto itself, my concerns grow when I hear stories about cities and sates struggling with their deficits.
Take the City of Detroit for example. Detroit has run out of money, as the city continues to post an annual deficit, because spending outweighs revenue. The city council has been working to make spending cuts so that the city's finances won't be taken over by the state.
During a public hearing, the Detroit City Council President, Gary Brown said, "We're in a crisis, and if we do nothing to save $90 million, the state's going to come in and do it and it's going to be a lot worse with respect to our employees." (Source: Reuters, "Detroit council approves cost cuts to stave off state takeover," January 16, 2013.)
Similarly, Illinois has troubles of its own. The Standard & Poor's credit rating agency just slashed Illinois's credit rating one notch lower to a credit rating of A-. The main reason for the credit rating cut: the unfunded public pension of its cities. (Source: Reuters, January 25, 2013.)
Minnesota's government employee public pension is unfunded by $16.7 billion, $4.0 billion more than its shortfall in 2010. Out of 12 state public pension funds that are open for new members, 11 of them have deficits, meaning they don't have enough money to pay for what they have promised. (Source: St. Cloud Times, January 24, 2013.) The pension funds with the largest gaps include those of state troopers, local police and firefighters, and public safety workers.
If states and cities continue to suffer at this rate, at one point down the line, they will not be able to cope with their deficits and they will need bailouts from the federal government. Will they get their desperately needed bailouts? That's another question. (I still remember the 1970s and President Ford telling troubled New York citizens that they couldn't count on Washington for a bailout and that they needed to figure things out on their own.)
The federal government bailing out states and cities will result in our national debt rising significantly, because our government will have to borrow more as it increases its own budget deficit. We have already seen one credit rating downgrade for the U.S. economy; if Washington starts bailing out cities and states, get ready for another credit rating downgrade.
Where the Market Stands; Where it's Headed:
It's quite remarkable. The stock market goes up almost daily, while revenue growth at the S&P 500 companies comes crashing down to the low single digits after years of double-digit growth. I have to give credit to the Federal Reserve; it has certainly created another bubble within the stock market. We are inching closer and closer to a top for the market. And when it comes down, it won't be a pretty sight.
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When Valencia softball's Kristina Brackpool came up to the plate in the Vikings' CIF-Southern Section Division I first-round playoff game, she was happy with what she saw.
Santa Clarita Christian head coach Garrick Moss has experienced a lot of things since his baseball coaching debut in 2000, but the Cardinals first-round playoff game against Animo Leadership was atypical even to him.
The region's top boys tennis athletes were on display Friday at the CIF-Southern Section 2012 Boys Individual Tennis Regionals.
The 2012 edition of the USA Softball Women's National Team could look quite familiar to fans of the Foothill League.
West Ranch softball's debut in the 2012 CIF-Southern Section Division I playoffs didn't play out like one might expect a league champion's first round game to go.
The Santa Clarita Christian softball team knew it was going to be tough today against the CIF-Southern Section Division VII No. 1-seeded Pomona Catholic.
Former All-Santa Clarita Valley Softball Player of the Year Jessica Shults was named to the All-Big 12 First Team on Tuesday for her performance this season as the Univeristy of Oklahoma catcher.
NEWPORT BEACH - And just like that, the most successful season in West Ranch boys volleyball history came to an abrupt end.
Canyon standout catcher Courtney Ziese is used to being in the background.
Abbey Weitzeil has been setting records all season long - in just one year she already holds eight school records at Saugus High and numerous league and district records.
The College of the Canyons softball team's first trip to the California Community College Athletic Associations Super Regionals didn't start off on quite the note the Cougars hoped.
The Foothill League's performance at Thursday's CIF-Southern Section Division I prelims at Riverside Community College mirrored what the league has demonstrated all season long.
When it needed it most, Hart softball's offense came through.
Despite finishing second in the Foothill League, this season was a tough one by West Ranch boys tennis standards.
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Eric and Dana (Borst) Burress of Tilton announce the birth of their daughter, Annabella Grace Burress. She was born at 4:08 p.m. Feb. 15, 2012 at Provena United Samaritans Medical Center in Danville. She weighed 6 pounds, 11 ounces and was 21 inches long.
She was welcomed home by, Tyler Burress, 18.
Grandparents are Kathie Borst of Tilton and the late Randy Borst, Gary Burress of Tilton and Martha Burress of Danville.
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We've never seen Bernard Hopkins definitively beaten. Chad Dawson and maybe Calzaghe gave him his worst beatings in recent years. Both of those losses werent beatings by any stretch. They were both close and competitive fights. How do you beat Hopkins 117 - 111 or wider? Or better yet, how would someone go in and STOP hopkins. I know a lot of fighters and trainers peruse the board, gimme some of your expert opinion and insight.
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lol what daprofessor named... and prime Roy Jones did beat a prime Hopkins, 116-112 on all scorecards. That's close enough? Dawson also beat Hopkins 117-111 on two scorecards... Unless you're counting personal non-judge scorecards...?
And Roy was fighting with one hand. But it were talkin about a dude who could hardly lose a round back then
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And Roy was fighting with one hand. But it were talkin about a dude who could hardly lose a round back then
I always laugh whenever I read this somewhere, Roy was the one who claimed he had one hand in that fight because he (Jones) was always doing things like that to lay the foundation for either a poor performance or in case he losses a fight. Go and look at all the excuses he made in his losses and his first close fight with Tarver, he blamed everything from his Dad to him not being able to get up/find the proper motivation for a big fight.
I believe that statement that Roy made about fighting with one hand was the beginning of his excuses because he knew that the fight with BHop wasn't going to be an easy one and therefore he had to have a built-in excuse just in case he didn't dominate as everyone expected him to or in the case that he lost the fight altogether.
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The Space Quest series, oh where to begin?!? It all started back in 1986 with Space Quest I: The Sarien Encoounter, but since this release is the latter part of the series, I'll only talk about those games.
Space Quest IV was the first game in the series to use Sierra's new icon based UI, and feature full VGA 256 colors! A big leap in the series, which had had a typing-based interface,read more and EGA 16 colors. The CD-ROM version also featured full voice and oddly enough different timing for when sudden enemies appeared on-screen (play, you'll understand).
Roger is hanging at a local bar, retelling his previous adventures, for those who want to listen, (as long as Roger buys) when suddenly the Sequel Police enter and drag Roger outside. They are about to kill him, when a time portal suddenly appears and two mysterious figures leap out and rescue our confused hero who is sent to future, Space Quest XII to be exact! Here, his adventure begins, sending through several Space Quests, some real games, and some TBA's (yeah, like that's ever gonna happen!) Space Quest X included :-)
It's very funny game, and a must-buy for point-and-click fans, or any sci/fi-slash-comedy-slash-adventure fans alike.
Space Quest V sees Roger Wilco attending StarCon Academy, getting his own ship (a huge vacuum cleaner) and doing battle with androids, slime pirates and space monkeys. Giving the plot away would spoil a lot of fun, but this is Rogers best adventure yet! Gorgeous graphics, easy UI, a very funny script, and the most absurd Space Quest sequences yet. A space monkey getting wiped away from the command screen aboard a spaceship with a windshield wipe is priceless! Including the dry sound of rubber against glass! You'll also have a crew this time, with surprising depth.
This deal is worth it for this game only. And you'll get the best mix of the original Star Trek theme with the Space Quest theme. A true classic. A masterpiece!
Last, we have Space Quest VI. Hhhmmm......well, it's got Roger Wilco in it. Let's see, what else...??? Honestly this wasn't a very good game. It was Space Quest, sure, but somehow it felt disconnected to the series. The graphics had been upgraded in the cartoony way and that's not a compliment. They were flat and lifeless, compared to the previous games, plus half the game took place inside a human body with absurdly difficult puzzles and akward gameplay (entering that virtual computer world-thingy was a pain). But it was Space Quest and you really wanted to love it but somehow it felt wrong. The UI took up almost half the screen, and the narrator is a matter of taste (utter hate from my side). Sure, it has its moments, like a fairly well-done Picard parody, and I'll admit I smiled at times reading Rogers observations of his surroundings and more than a few puzzles hits the mark, but it's still by far the weakest game in the series.
Each game has a set of qualities (SQVI not so many) but combined in one package, this is a gem from a time long forgotten. A time when adventure games ruled the PC. A time when the next videogame fix didn't revolve around getting frags, but solving puzzles. Using the little cells! I guarantee you'll feel a helluva lot better when you've taken a bathtube, a needle, a pair of pliers, tape and a rubber string, combined it all together to use it for for retrieving a key. Now that's a game fix right there!:-) And Space Quest will have you hooked instantly! It's goofy storyline, funny characters, wonderful jokes (the planet Kiz Urazgubi; didn't get that one 'till much later) and the utter idiotic protagonist whom you'll love instantly! I chose to forget the last entry, hence the full five stars. IV and V are masterpieces!
Roger Wilco, we salute you!
All in all: just buy it!!!!:-D
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Space Quest IV was the first adventure game that I ever played. It introduced me to a world where games were more about story and brain bending puzzles than run-and-gun style gameplay. Space Quest is a funny science fiction adventure game series that lampoons popular film and television series, such as Star Trek and Star Wars. If you are a fan of those things, you will fall outread more of your chair laughing. Highlights of the series include Space Quest III: The Pirates of Pestulon and Space Quest IV: Roger Wilco and the Time Rippers. The Space Quest series may end with Space Quest 6, but the two guys that started it all, Mark Crowe and Scott Murphy, are back for new adventure games. Support the revival of a genre: tgakick.com
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THIS is one of the two series I have been waiting for since I heard about GoG. I grew up on these games, Space Quest IV being the first game I can remember experiencing in dazzling 256 colors. LOL
I recently bought the Space Quest Collection from the bargain bin at my local videogame store, but I will most definitely be buying them here. The humor and ingenuity in this seriesread more never gets old, and replaying them is a trip down memory lane. My only complaint is that the first 3 aren't included as well! (SQ 3 was probably my favorite of the series, followed by 5) Way to go GoG! Now... next week announce Quest for Glory... Please?
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Several media outlets had requested the search warrants and autopsy unsealed, but the district attorney's office argued that unsealing them would hurt the investigation.
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---- — BOSTON — Jon Lester looked happy before yesterday's Red Sox/Yankees game, playing the air guitar while chatting with catcher David Ross.
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But right now, he is pitching great and on top of the world ... And Clay Buchholz is back and pitching darn good, too.
Don't forget — Lester and Buchholz are the main reason the Red Sox won 18 games in April.
The duo combined for a 9-0 record during the first month. Then, around mid-May/early-June, they disappeared. Buchholz missed three months with a strain of his right bursa sac while Lester pitched as ineffectively as he did during his dismal 2012 season, the worst year of his career.
But both are back looking strong and pitching very well at the perfect time ... with the Red Sox furiously driving into the playoffs full steam ahead.
Lester earned the win Saturday against the Yankees here at Fenway Park. Buchholz, who returned from the disabled list last week, earned the victory here yesterday to cap a sweep of New York.
The Red Sox won 9-2 last night behind Buchholz's 6.0 strong innings. The dominant righty allowed just one run, which was unearned, on two hits and four walks while striking out three.
Buchholz has allowed just one run, no earned runs, in 11.0 innings (two starts) since returning from the DL. How can a pitcher immediately be so sharp after missing three months?
When asked if he was surprised by Buchholz's sharpness with all his pitches so far, Ross said, "I think there was just that mystery of having that much time off. I don't know if I was surprised. It was just more the unknown."
The southpaw Lester, whose ERA was a dismal 4.52 on Aug. 2, has earned a quality start in each of his past eight outings during which he has an incredible 1.86 ERA. The stretch has dropped his overall ERA to 3.75.
Ross said Lester is pitching better because of improved command of his fastball.
"And his mentality and his confidence has grown as he has been pitching well," Ross said. "That's all it takes is a little confidence. But for me, his fastball command is what is the key for him. All of the times I've caught him he really locates his fastball and he's stayed aggressive."
When struggling, Lester was nibbling around the plate too much and he'd get agitated with umpires when they didn't give him strike calls on close pitches. He showed his emotions on the mound.
Maybe the ugliest of starts he had was against Tampa Bay on June 11 when he walked seven batters and walked in the Rays' first run.
He has just three walks combined in his past three starts. And he threw 81 of his 111 pitches (73 percent) for strikes in his victory over Detroit earlier this month.
"I think the best pitchers in baseball take their stuff and throw it over the plate," Red Sox pitching coach Juan Nieves said when discussing Lester. "The guys with elite stuff repeat it and pound the strike zone with all their stuff. The best pitchers in baseball, even if you have average stuff (on a given day), you throw it over the plate and you have a chance."
With Boston's magic number down to four — and the Sox possibly clinching the AL East this week, manager John Farrell will have the luxury to set up his playoff rotation as he sees best fit.
Lester likely will start Game 1 of the ALDS considering his postseason experience and resume. He has a 2.57 ERA in eight postseason games, including six starts.
Right now, the Game 2 starter seems to be a toss up between Buchholz and John Lackey.
Lackey has been the Sox' best pitcher for most of the summer, but he has a 6.52 ERA in his past three starts. If Lackey doesn't pitch better in his last couple outings, Buchholz very well could take that No. 2 position.
"I've got a lot of faith in all of our starting pitchers," Ross said. "We wouldn't be in the position we are and been as consistent as we are if we don't have some of the best starting pitching in the game. I don't worry about who pitches Game 1 or who pitches Game 2 or 3. I have a lot of confidence in Buck and Lack and Lester, (Jake) Peavy, Demp (Ryan Dempster), (Felix) Doubront — the whole group."
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"Carlsbad Caverns is a fascinating natural wonder and an amazing place to learn about our natural world," said park superintendent, John Benjamin. "Visitors from all over the world come to experience this World Heritage Park and in doing so they spend quality time here getting to know the local communities and investing in them.
"We are proud that the American people have entrusted the National Park Service with the care of America's most awe-inspiring and beautiful places and we are thrilled that while they are here they make significant contributions to the local, state and national economies."
The information on Carlsbad Caverns National Park is part of a peer-reviewed spending analysis of national park visitors across the country conducted by Michigan State University for the National Park Service. For 2011, that report shows $13 billion of direct spending by 279 million park visitors in communities within 60 miles of a national park. That visitor spending had a $30 billion impact on the entire U.S. economy and supported 252,000 jobs nationwide. Most visitor spending supports jobs in lodging, food, and beverage service (63 percent) followed by recreation and entertainment (17 percent), other retail (11percent), transportation and fuel (7 percent) and wholesale and manufacturing (2 percent.)
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An internationally recognized social geographer, a metadata expert and a leading researcher in the science of liquid crystals and nanomaterials received Kent State University's 2014 Outstanding Research and Scholarship Awards at a ceremony and reception yesterday on the Kent Campus.
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Not even 10 days after the devastating tornadoes hit Moore, Okla., Kent State University Associate Professor of Geography Andrew Curtis and student Spencer Baker traveled to Moore to survey the damages.
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The Patriots have rewarded PK Stephen Gostkowski with a four-year contract extension that will pay him nearly $14 million, according to the Boston Herald.
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Chiefs SS Eric Berry will miss the remainder of the 2011 season with a torn ACL, which he suffered early in the team's Week One loss to the Bills. The news was first reported by Jason La Canfora of the NFL Network.
Berry injured his knee on the Bills' opening drive of the game. He was then checked out on the sideline and allowed to return to the field, before going down again after taking another hit to the leg. The second-year player was helped off the field and replaced in the lineup by Jon McGraw.
A first-round pick last season, Berry was expected to be the star of the Chiefs' defense after making the Pro Bowl as a rookie. The team could have used his playmaking skills on Sunday, as it was destroyed in all parts of the game in a 41-7 loss to the Bills.
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Arizona motorists are paying more at the pump again this week.
Officials with AAA Arizona said Thursday that the average statewide price for unleaded regular gasoline is $3.62 a gallon. That's more than 13 cents higher than last week and a rise of 52 cents over the past month.
Tucson has the lowest average gasoline price in Arizona at $3.37 a gallon while Scottsdale has the highest at $3.74.
This week's national average is $3.77 per gallon, up by 15 cents from last week.
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Wyoming has the lowest average gas prices in the continental U.S. at $3.21 a gallon with California having the highest at $4.20 a gallon.
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The Ravens will begin full-squad training camp practices on July 27 at McDaniel College in Westminster, Md., the club announced Tuesday.
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Green Beans
Green beans are wonderful cooked simply and served as side dishes or added to salads. Though they are often called string
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Season: Year-round; peak May to October.
Common Varieties
Wax Beans
This creamy yellow type is crisp and sugary. Great for pickling or starring in a summer pasta with cherry tomatoes, ricotta, and basil.
Haricots Verts
Thin and tender, these pricier beans win fans with their complex, slightly grassy taste. Let them shine in a classic French sauté tossed with butter and slivered almonds.
Purple Beans
These eggplant-hued stunners have the same flavor as green beans but are a touch tougher. Cooking turns them green, so serve them raw in salads to play up the color. Thinly slice, then toss with farro, goat cheese, lemon juice, and dill.
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Look for pods that are firm and slender, with a velvety emerald skin. Stay away from green beans in which the shape of the seeds is visible through the skin—those are tough and overly mature.
They should make a sharp snap when broken (thus the name "snap beans").
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Refrigerate unwashed green beans (damp beans can mold quickly) in an airtight container for up to 5 days.
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The fibrous "strings" that gave string beans their name have been bred out of modern varieties, which means prepping them is easy. Just trim off the knobby stem end and leave the pointy tips intact. Rinse in a colander before cooking or serving raw.
To steam green beans, place a steamer basket in a large saucepan with 1 inch of water, bring it to a boil, place the beans in the basket, cover, and steam until just tender, 3 to 4 minutes. To blanch them, fill a mixing bowl halfway with ice and add water to cover; cook the beans in boiling salted water until just tender, 3 to 4 minutes; using a slotted spoon, transfer the beans to the ice bath until cool, about 1 minute; then drain.
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12:50 p.m. - Jeff Johnson reported a hit-and-run accident while at Walmart, 100 Bypass 50 Plaza. A report was made.
10:46 a.m. - A male caller reported an accident on S. Meridian Street where a red van hit a silver car and then kept on driving. Officers, nor Southwest Medical personnel could find any accident in the area.
9:12 p.m. - A male caller said a suspicious male was around Center Street near Family Video with a mask and dark clothes. Officers contacted an employee of the store and said no one was found matching that description.
8:44 p.m. - A city Parks Department employee said a couple patrons were being disrespectful and one was riding a motorcycle on a sidewalk. An officer talked with an individual and was told not use the sidewalk with a motorcycle.
9:44 p.m. - A caller reported a dumpster fire behind J&L Homecenter in Montgomery. Montgomery and Cannelburg fire departments were called and had the fire extinguished by 10:07 p.m.
5:09 p.m. - A caller said a possibly intoxicated male was walking north on SR 57. The person was given a ride home.
4:30 a.m. - An employee of Chuckle's, Odon, reported a drive-off worth $76 in a white van. The caller said the customer tried to use a credit card but it did not work.
1:14 a.m. - A male caller at 2829 Cosby Road reported a break-in. Medication was reported missing.
4:31 a.m. - Wayne L. Jeffers, 52, Coal City, was driving at 2004 Ford F-250 south on SR 57 near CR 200E. Jeffers told officers he fell asleep, causing the truck to miss a curve, strike a guard rail and then overturn several times before ending in a creek bed. Jeffers was thrown from the vehicle, and had a broken leg and other injuries. He was taken to Daviess Community Hospital and later airlifted to St. Mary's Hospital in Evansville. Damage from the accident was between $2,500 and $5,000.
Brian Howard, 45, Washington, was arrested by city police Thursday on a writ of attachment. He was being held at the Daviess County Security Center on $8,100 bond.
Brett Carpenter, 32, Washington, was arrested by Daviess County Sheriff's deputies Thursday for dealing methamphetamine and possession/sale of precursors. He was being held on $500,000 bond.
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