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Greg Miller: Challenge accepted! I challenge Colonel Danny Fuhr of the #UHP to take the challenge. youtu.be/WkI1geUW5eg Twitter @GregInUtah
Jazz CEO Greg Miller on the quiet Jazz trade deadline, and contentment with the team as constructed: "I'd say that this has been a very good developmental year. Going into the season, we stated openly our plan is to go young and develop the young guys into a championship contender. I think the development we've seen has been exactly what we've hoped for. And I'm happy with it." CBSSports.com
Greg Miller on whether the new CBA is helping small market teams stay competitive: "I think it's had the effect of leveling the playing field. The luxury tax is now so punitive that even the markets with deeper pockets would have to be really crazy to go into that. I can tell you that as long as our family owns the team and the current tax structure, you'll never see the Jazz go into the luxury tax. The playing field has been leveled somewhat. I think it's a good thing for small markets. I think it's a little too new to have a completely clear picture of the impacts. I think based on what we've seen, it's been good for small markets and good for the league." CBSSports.com
The owner and CEO of the Utah Jazz is set to be featured on the CBS reality TV show "Undercover Boss." Greg Miller disguised himself a few times over for an episode that chronicles game-night happenings at EnergySolutions Arena. Miller tried out four jobs alongside Jazz employees, including a halftime performer and a human basketball hoop. He also served up burgers and hotdogs as a concessions worker. ESPN.com
Details about Utah Jazz CEO Greg Miller's upcoming appearance on the hit reality TV show "Undercover Boss" have been released. A CBS news release confirms the episode for 7 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 28, saying that Miller will "attempt to make halftime history" as he works with the Jazz dunk team. "Also," the statement adds, "the boss' team spirit is put to the test when he is asked to become a human basketball hoop as a member of the Interactive Team." An image of Miller's disguise was also released, showing him with a dark brown beard, fake teeth, glasses and a Jazz hat, making him unrecognizable at first glance. Whether the costume fooled Miller's own employees remains to be seen. Deseret News
Jody Genessy: Jazz CEO Greg Miller on Gordon Hayward contract: "The sooner we can get all that worked out, the sooner it's not going to be a distraction." Twitter @DJJazzyJody
Brad Rock: Greg Miller: Jazz not for sale, won't be unless other properties (i.e. jobs for Utahns) endangered. LHM Group doing great financially. Twitter @therockmonster
Bill Oram: Miller dismissed rumor that Gail Miller was angry at Deron Williams and demanded he be traded. "My mom loves everyone," he said. Twitter @tribjazz
Jody Genessy: Jazz CEO Greg Miller gave vote of confidence and expressed his belief in coach Tyrone Corbin but acknowledged improvements need to be made. Twitter @DJJazzyJody
Jody Genessy: After a dispute with Deron Williams, Jerry Sloan told Greg Miller, "I'm out of gas." Miller tried to convince him to stay but couldn't. Twitter @DJJazzyJody
Jody Genessy: One of Greg Miller's first conversations with David Stern ended with the mighty NBA commissioner telling him, "You're just a piss ant." Twitter @DJJazzyJody
Jody Genessy: Utah Jazz/Miller Sports Properties have bought a new video scoreboard and will install it in EnergySolutions Arena this summer, per sources. Twitter @DJJazzyJody
The 12 owners on the NBA's relocation/finance committee will make the recommendation on the future of the Kings: • Peter Holt, Spurs (chairman of the board of governors) • Micky Arison, Heat • Clay Bennett, Thunder • Jeanie Buss, Lakers • James Dolan, Knicks • Wyc Grousbeck, Celtics • Ted Leonsis, Wizards • Greg Miller, Jazz • Robert Sarver, Suns • Herb Simon, Pacers • Larry Tanenbaum, Raptors • Glen Taylor, Timberwolves Sacramento Bee
Sometimes it pays to obsessively check social media. Utah Jazz CEO Greg Miller reached out to three fans this morning via Twitter to invite them to join him at tonight's game against the Detroit Pistons. "3 open seats to the Jazz game tonight," Miller tweeted to three fans. "DM me with contact info before 10a if you'd like to join me." However, only one of the fans responded to the tweet before the deadline, and Miller instead invited two other fans. Deseret News
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KUSA - The Denver Broncos defense perplexed Philip Rivers and the San Diego Chargers for three quarters Sunday, but then had to hang on for a 24-17 victory to advance to the AFC championship game.
The Broncos will host the AFC title game next Sunday against New England, which beat Indianapolis on Saturday. It will be Denver's ninth AFC title game and sixth time to host the championship game.
The Broncos are 6-2 in title games, including 4-1 at home (the last time was after the 2005 season against Pittsburgh). Kickoff against the Patriots is 1 p.m. Sunday.
"This was a pretty intense game. Philip got hot there in the second half, and I did not want to give him the ball back there at the end," said Broncos quarterback Petyon Manning, who finished with 230 yards passing and two touchdowns. "There was some real want-to on the offense's part to stay on the field in that last series."
The Chargers had just 79 yards and zero points through the first three quarters, but then took advantage of the Broncos' secondary without cornerback Chris Harris Jr., who was injured late in the third quarter. The Chargers had 180 yards in the fourth quarter.
The Chargers' offense came to life and got on the scoreboard two minutes into the fourth quarter when Keenan Allen beat Quinton Jammer, who was drafted by San Diego in 2002, just inside the end zone to pull within 17-7 on the 16-yard pass from Rivers. Harris had shut down Allen in the first three quarters, but Harris left because of knee and ankle injuries.
"Anytime you lose a starter, you going to have struggles, and we did," coach John Fox said. "But all in all, I thought our defense played one of its better games."
Manning responded with a nine-play, 81-yard touchdown drive with the last 24 yards coming on three consecutive carries by Knowshon Moreno. He scored on a 3-yard run up the middle for a 24-7 lead.
But again the Chargers' offense put together a TD drive, going 80 yards in seven plays to pull within 24-14 with 5:43 left in regulation. Rivers again found Allen who stretched across the goal line to complete the 16-yard play.
Getting a big bounce on the ensuing onside kick, Chargers cornerback Richard Marshall jumped on the ball at the San Diego 40-yard line. The Chargers pulled within a touchdown, 24-17 eight plays later on Nick Novak's 30-yard field goal with 3:53 to play.
The Chargers' downfall was not being able to stop Denver on a third-and-17 with 3 minutes to play as Julius Thomas was wide-open on the sideline for a 20-yard catch to all but secure the game.
"Juilus was huge all game, and he's been huge all season," Manning said. "To run (four) minutes off the clock at the end of the game, that was big-time football there."
Said Chargers coach Mike McCoy: "It was a lack of communication on our part."
The Broncos defense stymied Rivers in the first half, holding the Chargers to 45 total yards as the quarterback was just 5-of-8 for 20 yards and he was sacked three times.
The Broncos were looking to take a 21-0 lead just before halftime, but Peyton Manning's pass to Eric Decker in the end zone went off the receiver's chest and to the Chargers defense to end the threat.
Manning was 11-of-16 passing for 100 yards with two TDs and one interception in the first half, as Denver had 177 total yards. Montee Ball led Denver with 39 yards on seven carries, and Knowshown Moreno had 38 yards on 10 carries.
The Broncos, after giving up an interception in the end zone in the closing seconds of the first half, opened the third quarter with a 5½ minute drive that ended on Matt Prater's 45-yard field goal for a 17-0 lead. Later in the quarter Prater missed on a 47-yard try. It was just his second miss of the season.
Denver opened the scoring with Manning's 2-yard pass to Demaryius Thomas to cap a 14-play, 86-yard drive that took just over 7 minutes. Then Wes Welker made his return known on a third-down touchdown pass in the second quarter for a 14-0 lead.
On the Chargers' first drive the Broncos stopped them on third-and-17, but a defensive face mask by Malik Jackson on Danny Woodhead kept the drive going. Rivers was sacked twice in the drive and failed on the second third-and-long.
Decker was back for the return inside the 10-yard line and returned it to the Broncos' 14-yard line. Denver scored 14 plays later to take a 7-0 lead.
On their second drive after holding the Chargers to three-and-out, the Broncos gave back the ball after tight end Julius Thomas fumbled at the Chargers' 44-yard-line after making a catch. It was the Broncos' first lost fumble in the past six games.
But the Denver defense held strong again, sacking Rivers for the third time in the first half on third-and 3. Going for a career-long and with the wind at his back, Nick Novick's 53-yard field goal attempt was short and to the left with just over 11 minutes left in the half.
"What's weighing on my mind is how soon I can get a Bud Light in my mouth after this win...Priority No. 1," Manning said.
It looks like the Patriots can wait until Monday.
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Im not worried about culpepper or for that matter the vikings. Culpepper usually has 2 to 3 bad games a year and this happnes to be one of them. he is a probowler, one of the best in the league and he knows how to play extremly well and for some reason because of one game lots of people think that he sucks now. thats complete bull****. its way way way to early to tell they way he and the offence will play the rest of the season. I think we may have needed one of these type of sloppy games to wake up and realize all of our problems and now that they are exposed they will be fixed so no one worry about it. we will be looking for vengence next week and come out with a better O then this week. the D i thought played awsome. i was at the game and that sharper int TD was he greastest thing i have seen in a while and also that smoot int was great too. if our D was this good today then they should be even better next week. the speacila teams looked better, the punter lookked pretty good, and edinger is i think great. so just rember how good culpepper is and dont forget it after one game. he and the rest of the O will pick it up after today and i still expect big things from the Vikes this year
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Culpeppper dosent suck at all.....but all those WRs are cast offs from other teams.....Troy Williamson was a waste of a pick should of taked Mike Williams
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i didnt really see him this game.....is he really that bad?
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Culpeppper dosent suck at all.....but all those WRs are cast offs from other teams.....Troy Williamson was a waste of a pick should of taked Mike Williams
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This is the first game with all of the starters finally working together as one. With a puzzle piece team like ours, we can expect a bit of struggle in the first few weeks. Just give them some time to get used to one another. Remember that not all players fit to a system, remember Derrick Alexander, yes i do to. And now that i thought of him i have started stuttuttering and twitching....
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the problem is our running game. Daunte lead the team in rushing yards. We are becoming a one dimentional team and that doesn't help daunte at all.
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"This photo was taken during a Project Week where students from the United World College learned about Ayurvedic traditions while practicing Ashtanga yoga. On Saturday, March 12th our practice and money was donated to an organization called Odanadi. "Odanadi currently houses 85 women and young people, many of who have been rescued from the hands of brothel owners and sex traffickers, others from abusive homes, child marriages or domestic servitude." To find out more see: www.odanadisevatrust.org"


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I am using a ContextMenu within a LongListSelector so that I can delete some items in the list bounded to the LLS.
I am following a recent guide here in order to implement the LLS (though I am not using the JumpList). The only thing I've changed is to have the base group class extend ObservableCollection instead of List.
The issue I am having is that once I've implemented the ContextMenu and delete from there, I can delete from the same "location" in teh visible list twice and then it would crash. Debugging shows that after the second delete, the Datacontext of the MenuItem returns the previous item that was deleted. So when I search for it in the list, the index I get is -1. I can catch this but I don't know how to then find out what was really selected as the item.
My XAML section for the contextMenu is as below:
And this is the start of my delete_click function to remove the item:Code:<phone:LongListSelector.ItemTemplate> <DataTemplate> <Grid toolkit:TiltEffect.IsTiltEnabled="True"> <toolkit:ContextMenuService.ContextMenu> <toolkit:ContextMenu x:Name="conmen" Loaded="ContextMenu_Loaded"> <toolkit:MenuItem Header="Delete" Click="DeleteItem_Click"/> </toolkit:ContextMenu> </toolkit:ContextMenuService.ContextMenu> <Grid.ColumnDefinitions> <ColumnDefinition Width="Auto"/> <ColumnDefinition Width="*"/> <ColumnDefinition Width="Auto"/> </Grid.ColumnDefinitions> <Border Grid.Column="0" Background="{StaticResource PhoneInverseBackgroundBrush}" Padding="{StaticResource PhoneTouchTargetOverhang}"> <TextBlock Text="{Binding Usr, StringFormat='x{0}'}" FontSize="32" HorizontalAlignment="Left" Width="48"/> </Border> <Border Grid.Column="1" Background="{StaticResource PhoneInverseBackgroundBrush}" Padding="{StaticResource PhoneTouchTargetOverhang}"> <TextBlock Text="{Binding Name}" FontSize="32" HorizontalAlignment="Left" /> </Border> <Border Grid.Column="2" Background="{StaticResource PhoneInverseBackgroundBrush}" Padding="{StaticResource PhoneTouchTargetOverhang}"> <TextBlock Text="{Binding Type, StringFormat=\{0:C\}}" FontSize="32" HorizontalAlignment="Right" /> </Border> </Grid> </DataTemplate> </phone:LongListSelector.ItemTemplate>
After two deletes, the (Model.Cartitem)menItem.DataContext returns the previously deleted item.Code:private void DeleteItem_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { var menItem = (MenuItem)sender; editCartItem = (Model.Cartitem)menItem.DataContext; cartIndex = editCartItem.Id; deleteIndex = this.cartList.FindIndex(FindItem);
I have been searching for a while and have found similar cases for different frameworks and scenarios from some years before. I wanted to know if there was an updated method for doing this in WP8.
I have seen suggestions in manually re-assigning the datacontext of the ContextMenu with a Loaded or Opened event, but the DataContext still relies on a specific item in the LLS. So I can't just point it's context to the LLS's.
I've also seen that it's been pointed to as a bug with a patch here which seems exactly like my issue, but I had no idea on how to apply the patch or if it even pertained to my situation with WP8.
I've also been ensuring that the LLS's selected item is cleared and have tried re-assigning it's itemSource after each operation to no avail.
Any help or advice in the right direction would be great. I've seen some posts on here about this, but I believe I've already passed those points (such as simply getting the menuItem and using an ObservableCollection...).


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Michelle L. Huller, daughter of Mark and Mary Huller of O'Fallon is engaged to Mark R. White, son of Walter and Earlene White of West Lebanon, Ind.
Michelle is a 2002 graduate of O'Fallon High School and a 2006 graduate of Eastern Illinois University with a bachelor's degree in 2012 from Eastern Illinois University in Charleston. She is an elementary school teacher at John Greer in Hoopeston.
Mark is a 1996 graduate of Seeger Memorial High School in West Lebanon. He is working towards his elementary education degree at St. Mary's of the Woods College in Terre Haute, Ind. He is a veterinary technician at Stateline Hillcrest Animal Hospital in Danville.
The couple plans a June 9, 2012 wedding.


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How to get the video duration with the API Metacafe
I wonder how I can retrieve the length of a video with the API Metacafe.
I get the information from the API with the simplexml_load_file function PHP.
Here is an example of url of the API: http://www.metacafe.com/api/item/8373557/
but I can not get the video length with SimpleXML PHP DOM
Here the piece of code that comes from the API's XML file which gives the length of the video:
<media:content url="http://www.metacafe.com/fplayer/8373557/make_your_photos_look_pro_with_pix_pixel_mixer_for_ios_and_android_snapp.swf" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" medium="video" height="360" width="640" duration="62" />
Have you any idea how I could do?
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Gov. Robert Bentley returned Friday evening from a six-day trip to Japan to meet with companies with ties to Alabama.
It was the governor's first trip to the country that's home to two of Alabama's biggest employers -- Toyota and Honda.
"The trip was successful," Gov. Bentley told reporters during a press conference in his office. "The trip was really about strengthening our relationships with our partners there and I think we did that."
The governor wouldn't go into specifics about what all was discussed with specific companies but did say he had conversations with one company about entering into partnerships with research institutions in Alabama.
He met with officials from Otsuka Holdings, which is the parent company of Pharmavite. Pharmavite manufactures vitamins and opened a facility in Opelika in June.
"This company is a tremendously large company," Gov. Bentley said. "They make a lot of medications, not just vitamins."
The governor said what drew him to Otsuka Holdings is that they spend most of their time on research and development not just the marketing of their products. Gov. Bentley said he discussed having the company partner with universities like the University of Alabama-Birmingham or the University of South Alabama because of their ties to the medical fields.
Gov. Bentley also said he met with the top executives of Daikin, an air conditioner and chemical manufacturer that operates MDA Manufacturing Inc. in Decatur.
The governor mentioned that the state had courted a company that Daikin eventually bought and said that could be a good sign for future economic development.
"I had been to Texas to talk to [Goodman Manufacturing] and we were really interested and they sold to Daikin," Gov. Bentley said. "So I told Daikin that we would certainly be interested in that company coming to Alabama to produce the air conditioners in this state."
The governor said he wasn't positive on how much the trip cost taxpayers. The original estimate was $55,000. The governor traveled with Alabama's Secretary of Commerce, another employee of the Department of Commerce and two members of his executive security detail.
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The Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives (JECFA) is an international scientific expert committee that is administered jointly by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations FAO and the World Health Organization WHO. It has been meeting since 1956, initially to evaluate the safety of food additives. Its work now also includes the evaluation of contaminants, naturally occurring toxicants and residues of veterinary drugs in food.
To date, JECFA has evaluated more than 2600 food additives, approximately 50 contaminants and naturally occurring toxicants, and residues of approximately 95 veterinary drugs. The Committee also develops principles for the safety assessment of chemicals in food that are consistent with current thinking on risk assessment and take account of recent developments in toxicology and other relevant sciences.
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A homeless veteran, a married couple and a passerby who abandoned her running car were among those who came to aid a Bellevue mother of two who was the sixth victim in a Seattle shooting rampage, the SeattlePI.com reported.
and her Mercedes SUV taken by Ian Stawicki, who had fled the scene of a mass shooting at Cafe Racer coffee shop in the Ravenna neighborhood earlier in the day, Seattle police said.
Seattle police say that Stawicki, 40, shot five people at Cafe Racer, killing four of them and critically wounding the fifth.
About a half hour later, witnesses saw Leonidas fight off Stawicki in a parking lot near Town Hall in the First Hill neighborhood, the PI reported. Leonidas knocked the gun to the ground at one point, according to the report, but he managed to shoot her and take her SUV.
Stawicki turned the gun on himself in West Seattle and later died at Harborview Medical Center, after police tracked him down.
The PI reported that Jason Yori, a U.S. Navy veteran who is now homeless, heard the gunshot and was among those who rushed to Leonidas' aid. The passers-by attempted to resuscitate her but she was pronounced dead at Harborview Medical Center.
The SeattlePI.com has Yori's full account.
Leonidas was the mother of two daughters, according to the Capitol Hill Seattle Blog.
Leonidas worked in sales for Electrical Reps West. , the nonprofit fundraising organization for Evergreen Healthcare, according to the foundation's 2010 report.
EvergreenHealth issued a statement about Leonidas earlier Friday:
EvergreenHealth Remembers Foundation Board Member Gloria Leonidas
"EvergreenHealth lost a visionary leader, incredible fundraiser and dear friend in Gloria Leonidas this week. We grieve with Gloria's family and each of the lives she touched through her important work with the EvergreenHealth Foundation and beyond.
Gloria was a distinguished and deeply respected member of the EvergreenHealth Foundation board from 2002 to 2012, where her creative energy and caring spirit helped define the vision of the foundation's primary fundraiser, the annual Gala.
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Gloria's long history with the IES organization made her an irreplaceable resource to the rest of our membership. She shared her experience and expertise generously with everyone in the lighting community. Our local chapter is more active and successful due to her tireless support and involvement. She has touched the lives of countless people throughout the lighting professions, and we will all miss her greatly.


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- Publisher: Capcom
- Release Date: Jan 25, 2013
- Also On: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
- Summary: DmC is the next installment in the Devil May Cry series, set in the present day, with new weapons and a new setting for Dante. Chain together combo after combo with panache and dispatch demonic spawn back to hell.
- Developer: Ninja Theory
- Genre(s): Action Adventure
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Feb 6, 2013The game really is just pure fun to play. On a high end PC, the game looks amazing in cut scenes and in the fast-paced combat. If you are an action game fan, you owe it to yourself to own DmC. You will not be disappointed.
Jan 27, 2013In what seems like commonplace lately, the PC version of DmC: Devil May Cry is the definitive version to play. While the mouse and keyboard controls aren't as precise as playing with a controller, the graphical upgrades and increase in frame rate make an already impressive game even more stunning.
Feb 4, 2013It may not be for hardcore fans of the series who are attuned to a particular playstyle, but for everyone else DmC: Devil May Cry is a highly accomplished character action game with a lot to love. It's a different type of game than its predecessors but one that's wholly successful at what it does, bringing relevancy back to the Devil May Cry name.
Feb 5, 2013Ninja Theory's last game is an amazing experience. This is the most complete version of DMC Devil May Cry, although there is no support for DirectX 11 and the game suffer from some minor technical issues.
Feb 20, 2013DMC: Devil May Cry sublimates the best of the genre and conquest PC user with a fast-paced and eye-catching title, made of pure action.
Jan 29, 2013Whatever your thoughts on the redesigned Dante, this is a worthy entry in the series with a marvellous combat system at its core.
Feb 14, 2013Graphical flaws and overly linear gameplay aside, DmC is a solid first installment in the relaunched franchise.
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Mixed: 26 out of 264
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Jan 25, 2013I played all DMC games before, I loved them all, personally I loved most first and third.
At first I was very angry about reboot. Turned blind eye to a game and my opinion was full of hatred... But then... Well it's stupid compare reboot to a old games. I mean story and writting isn't best really, but gameplay, environments, concept is really nice. And music isn't very monotonic. To be fair it's something new in gaming, some fresh air.... It might not a some deep masterpiece, but it's a good game to have fun, and games supposed to be fun. Also I'm happy with good PC performance, nice to eye graphics and smooth gameplay.
Thanks for creating something new, I'm sorry fot those closed minded guys who can't enjoy anything and must act like mindless fanatics. No one forces play it, and I saw a game as a new game. It is nothing like old one, but it's better than repeating old stuff.… Expand
Feb 28, 2014This is my game of 2013, I'm playing it for the fourth time now. Why? Well:
The Design: I love the way the "daemon" worlds is build on top of a modern city. That way there is a lot of viarity while the game is always maintaining a fitting mood. The setting Is not necessarily unique, but surly vivid and keeps my interest for the longest time. The well chosen effects add their "WOW" in the right moments. Even the enemy and boss designs are kept at this level.
The Fight-system: Is fast-paced, slick, evolving, making space for a variety of fighting-styles. Even though easy to pick up there is lots of techniques that will take more then one play-throught master. For example changing weapons quickly is actually useful, even in boss-battles, air becomes your friend later on and using guns in the middle of a slashing-spree Is quite difficult but very useful when done right.
The Story: What do you expect from a slash em up? Well It's much better then that. Not that the overall story would have been ground breaking, but scenery are made with much love to the detail and the characters. For example the background story is being told while Dante and Virgil are walking across a yard and visualised by street-graffiti.
Unlocks: I'm not talking about Achievements here: What I love is the huge library of character and production artwork you will unlock over the time. I just love it, its well presented and of great quality. Also there Is no limit in hard-modes, there rewarding and different - so again replaying is fun!
If you're looking for a high quality slash 'n hack with allot of replay-value, then this game is for you!… Expand
Feb 17, 2013This game is pure AWESOMENESS!!! I was always fun of DMC series but this one really delivered! Dante is played very well (The scene with Sucubus is hilarious) story is interesting and gameplay is pure fun! When you unlock a fourth difficulty it is completely new game, Bosses and other enemies behave different...In last 3 days I have passed it 3 times and completed all secret missions and I will play it again!… Expand
Jan 11, 2014I played DmC for free on PS+ and this was also my first DmC. I have played hack-n-slash games like God of War and never particularly liked them. However, I did like DmC and its combat mechanics.
There are A LOT of weapons in DmC. If they didn't space their reveals out so well, it could easily be cumbersome to try and combo with all of the different weapon types. Even for someone that is not skilled in these types of games, I did fairly well.
The atmosphere is one of the best this generation. For a game that plays heavily on Light and Dark themes, there is a dynamic color palette. The set-pieces are very pretty. However, in the former stages of the game, there are a few too many ground crumbling, impending doom concrete sequences. Overall, the PS3 framerate was satisfactory.
One of the biggest disappointments is the length. It couldn't have been more than 8 hours for the core story. With such attention to detail to the environment every second of the story, it is easy to see why. The benefit of the duration is that there was never a dull moment and the game was well paced.
I thought the dialogue was actually pretty decent. A little too "punkish", but still felt very real given the characters situation.
The combat surprised me the most. For a game that shares much with God of War, I was amazed how much I liked it and how easy it was to make it look fluid.… Expand
Feb 8, 2013It's my first review on this site so do not take it too seriouily, however seeing this game receive only 5.6 reviewers rating is what i call a I played throughout first DMC more than few times and playing this one gave me as much fun. It's true that new dante isn't the old one but it didn't stop me from enjoying the gamplay, level design and story. Soundtrack builds tense atmosphere which suits hack and slash game as well. I believe 8 out of 10 suits this game well, it lacks good lock on system and its not much of chalenge but i had tons of fun playing.… Expand
Apr 11, 2013A good game and nice graphics but the overall factor wasnt so nice... I was a bit disappointed. I expected interactive cut scenes and it would have made the game a lot better but anyways it provided a nice experience and the hack and slash was extreme..… Expand
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A 47-year-old man wanted in America on charges including child rape and sexual assault has been refused bail by a High Court judge in London.
Tobias Bowen left New York after being charged in 2010 and granted bail. He headed for Liberia, where he became chief executive of the Redemption Hospital, a large public hospital.
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In her first season at the helm in 2012, Higgs helped the Dolphins reached the 30-win plateau (31) for the third straight season and earned a spot in the conference tournament for the fourth consecutive year.
As a team, the Dolphins ranked second in the A-Sun in hitting (.278) and third in ERA (2.11). The pitching staff ranked second in strikeouts at 370.
Senior Brittany Eppley, sophomore Karson Tuck, sophomore Codi Kelly, senior Kayla Ouellet, and freshman Ashley Simon each earned A-Sun second team all-conference honors for JU.
Ouellet ended her JU career as the program leader in games played (243), at-bats (794), runs scored (129), hits (249), and stolen bases (92). Senior Amanda Schmidt earned the top spot all-time in RBI (126), while Higgs' prized pitching pupil, Sarah Sigrest, ended her tenure with top marks in wins (63) and strikeouts (613).
Higgs spent her first five seasons at JU as top assistant working with pitchers, catchers and outfielders. In her time, she helped the JU pitching staff drop its overall earned from 2.97 to 1.47 before getting promoted.
In 2011, the Dolphins posted a school-record 44 win en route to winning the A-Sun regular season and tournament title for the program's first NCAA Tournament berth. JU broke team records for ERA (1.48) and shutouts (19). The ERA for her pitchers also ranked as high as third nationally before the start of the NCAA Tournament.
Sigrest received conference Pitcher of the Year honors by setting single-season records in wins (27), ERA (1.10), shutouts (10) and strikeouts (208). She also posted 12 wins in her final 13 appearances before the NCAA Tournament to earn second team Louisville Slugger/NFCA all-region honors alongside sophomore Olivia Kline.
Kline, who posted a personal-best 14 wins in the circle, and Sigrest also picked up first team all-conference honors in the process.
In 2010, senior Ashley Iveson and freshman Olivia Kline each produced solid seasons for the Dolphins in under Higgs' tutelage.
Iveson led the pitching staff with a career best 16 wins and 184 strikeouts in 157.2 innings to receive second team all-conference honors. She set single-season records in wins, double-digit strikeout games (6) and strikeouts per contest (8.17). Iveson also finished her four-year career as the all-time leader in strikeouts per game with a 6.04 average.
Kline got all-freshman honors after recording an 0.81 ERA in A-Sun play. She also finished the year with a JU single-season record 1.73 ERA, while tallying a 10-7 record and 75 strikeouts. Kline also did not allow an earned run in 27.2 relief innings during the final stretch of the season.
In 2009, the Dolphins had the second highest win total in school history and increased their strikeout total from the 2008 season to earn a spot in the A-Sun Tournament. Under Higgs guidance, Sigrest had a solid freshman season after leading the Dolphins in wins (12), ERA (2.35) and strikeouts (134). posted a recorded 10 wins and 100 strikeouts in the circle, while also recording a 1.61 ERA with 52 strikeouts in the final 15 appearances of the season.
During the 2008 season, the JU pitching staff lowered its overall ERA by nearly two runs and improved on every category from the 2007 season. The Dolphins also saw significant improvement in doubles, triples, walks and wild pitches allowed.
Senior Shannon Jensen paced the staff with 10 wins, which is the fifth-highest single-season tally in program history. She also posted four saves to give her the career mark in the JU record book.
Freshman Jackie Samuels sported the best ERA on the staff and earned six wins, including a victory over Florida State to earn her Seminole Classic all-tournament honors. Iveson added seven complete games and earned the win against Minnesota in 2008.
Under her guidance in 2007, the Dolphins were able to rotate three different pitchers who gave them a chance to win every time they took the circle. Iveson threw a complete game shutout in the win over UNC-Greensboro and allowed only one hit over 7.2 innings to softball powerhouse North Carolina.
Prior to JU, Higgs spent 2005 as a pitching coach for the Torrens Valley Red Sox of the South Australia Softball Association in Adelaide, Australia.
Higgs, who also played for the Redsox's Team A at the time, coached the grade B, C and under-19 pitching staffs in Sept. 2005. She was responsible for daily pitching workouts and overall pitching instruction, while also calling pitches during competitions. She coordinated the overall instruction and development of all athletes both offensively and defensively. Higgs also directed multiple club clinics, while organizing private and team pitching lessons several times a week.
While coaching with Torrens Valley, Higgs was also a co-head coach in the physical education department at Saint Peters Collegiate Girls School in Adelaide, Australia. She was responsible for all daily coaching duties as lead instructor for the middle school softball and elementary tee-ball teams. She also helped organize team travel and roster requirements with local competition.
Higgs began sharing her softball knowledge as a camp instructor at the Ripken Baseball Academy in Aberdeen, Md., during the summer of 2005. She was responsible for leading and assisting softball instruction in all facets of the game. Higgs mentored pitchers of all ages, while also helping organize the daily camp agenda for the areas of instruction to be covered.
In her collegiate career, Higgs was a four-year letterwinner at Iona College from 2002-2005 as a pitcher. She finished her career in the top 10 in every offensive category and in the top five of every pitching category. Higgs is the all-time leader in at-bats (522) and hits (164, tied), while ranking second in home runs with 17. In the circle, she holds the program record for appearances (96), victories (51), ERA (1.34), strikeouts (512) and shutouts (13). Higgs was also a two-time Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-Northeast Region first team selection and earned 2004 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Player of the Year accolades. She was inducted into the Iona College Hall of Fame in the spring of 2011.
After her outstanding collegiate career, she earned a professional contract with the New York Juggernaut of the National Professional Fast pitch league in 2005. In her first appearance, she fanned two-time gold medalist Amanda Freed to secure her first professional victory. In 2006, she signed with the Philadelphia Force, but didn't see any action due to injury.
Higgs graduated cum laude from Iona in 2005 with a bachelor's degree in business administration and obtained her master's of business administration from Jacksonville University in May 2009.


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|My 'good guy' routine turned upside down
Some days good things go bad, no matter how hard you try. That was the case this past week when I tried to continue with my good guy routine that has earned quite a string of daily praises from the betterhalf. However, just when I began to pat myself on the back, I find things can take a quick turnaround.
In our household I am what you call an "early riser" and the betterhalf follows a little later -- not a lot later, but just a little. I don't drink coffee, but the betterhalf does. In fact, her early morning first effort is heading to the kitchen to get a cup of coffee.
In my effort to be a good hubby over the past years, I have become the guy who puts the coffee on. Notice I said, "Puts the coffee on" -- not make it? "Putting it on" in my viewpoint is turning on the automatic coffee maker that has the night before been filled with water; or using the other appliance that requires you to pour the water in the reservoir and then the percolating automatically begins. Actually, it seems like a foolproof job, even for me. Each time I perform that duty the betterhalf later offers her thanks for my early morning chore and I think what a nice guy I am. But, as we know, sometime good things must end. My good deed ended abruptly this past week.
In my haste, after pouring the water into the coffee maker reservoir, I forgot to put the pot under the spigot correctly. As the betterhalf shuffled to the kitchen for her early morning brew she stepped into a little moisture on the floor. Now I really don't know how much moisture was on the floor, but I would guess it must have been a pot full. When I came back into the house a few minutes later, the betterhalf had finished cleaning up the mess on the floor and was trying to wipe down a cabinet and a puddle that accumulated under the stove.
Well, there was no "thank you" that morning or a pat on the back. I guess a guy was just lucky he didn't get a kick in the "lower back." Thankfully, the betterhalf also had a short memory, because I'm back at my early morning duty of making coffee and have been given that second chance.
Several times I have caught myself condemning someone who was being occupied by a smartphone while his child gets a hit at his ballgame, or missed a "first-time moment" from his youngster because he thought that smartphone info was more important. You want to be careful about criticism. Times may have changed, but sometimes priorities can still remain the same.
A few weeks ago I caught myself being occupied reading the morning newspaper when a young house guest of ours caught her first fish. A newspaper or smartphone? Both have the capacity to take some precious moments away from us.


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After a day off in between the "zamboni malfunction", Colchester scored 7 goals, in their first round win over Stowe. The day off didn't slow down the Lakers offense, getting 4 goals in the 2nd period. They now play North Country at Jay Peak on Wednesday night.