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Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Status update
Tuning has reached thirty levels, and I still have ideas for things to add that don't feel overwhelming. I hope to have it finished before the end of the year.
LIFE/DEATH/ISLAND is also progressing, and could probably be released as one of my better games already. But I'm hoping to add enough content to make it a really worthwhile project. And that has made me think about releasing a public beta at some point. I still have more than enough ideas, but I would need to know how easy it is to get into the systems already in place. Watching people play the game has made me realize that this will be key to how interesting the gameplay will turn out.
12 comments:
- robert said...
Good to hear! I have a feeling that Tuning will be fantastic, as well as Life/Death/Island.
I know of those two plus Air Pirates..that makes three. What's the fourth? :P
- October 21, 2009 at 4:34 PM
- superflat said...
I'm looking forward to Air Pirates still. Do you have an ETA on that?
- October 21, 2009 at 4:40 PM
Third one's a music video actually, fourth one is a Metroidvania I'm making with Matt Thorson (there's screenshots on the blog).
Air Pirates is finished as far as I'm concerned. We still need to add more help screens, and are looking for someone to do this for us, so we don't have to spend more time on the project ourselves.
- October 22, 2009 at 12:08 AM
- BxdLunch said...
what about BDTUW? I've been obsessed with that! That reminds me, we need twink toys!
- October 22, 2009 at 12:44 AM
- QOG said...
Public beta sounds like a good idea. Its been way too long since I played one of your games.
- October 22, 2009 at 1:21 AM
- Dan said...
when you say four actively developed, i really hope you're including Shotgun Ninja 2. The video of it looked fantastic.
- October 22, 2009 at 2:04 AM
I'd love to be pleasantly surprised with the actual release of these games!
- October 22, 2009 at 6:37 AM
Great news!
- October 22, 2009 at 7:09 AM
Awaiting for more incredibility from your mind, Cactus!
- October 24, 2009 at 2:23 AM
- Johnny Rocketcrotch said...
a collab with matt thorson? oho!
- October 25, 2009 at 1:49 PM
- gmmmocom said...
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10. Matt Reynolds
Univ. of Arkansas (2nd Round of the 2012 Draft)
Bats: Right Throws: Right
Opening Day Age: 22
Projected Opening Day Assignment: High-A St. Lucie
Positives: very versatile infielder, decent speed and solid in the field, a natural line-drive hitter, compact, short stroke, good plate discipline, hits well with runners on base, athletic, has leadership qualities
Negatives: only average power, lacking a position: not enough for corner infield spot, may not be good enough defensively to be a Major League shortstop
Projection: Reynolds is described as a high floor, low ceiling kind of player. Therefore, the Tulsa native projects as a utility infielder if he reaches the highest level. He was a captain at Arkansas and is the high-character leader you want in a locker room.
Best-Case Scenario: reliable, utility infielder (Ryan Theriot type)
MLB.com Ranks: #18 in system (#5 infielder)
Baseball America: Best Pure Hitter of the Draft Class
Across the John Rank: #52 overall
Signed as an International Free Agent in 2007 (Venezuela)
Bats: Right Throws: Right
Opening Day Age: 21
Projected Opening Day Assignment: Double-A Binghamton
Positives: excellent defender, good arm, rarely strikes out (8.6%), had enough power this year (28 doubles), held his own in Double-A
Negatives: will never hit home runs, undersized for a pro athlete (5'10"/160 wet and standing on a phone book)
Projection: Tovar does not look like a future Major Leaguer at first glance, but he has produced at every level and is a superb shortstop. He has to hit for a high average or he will never be a starter. The Venezuelan is straight out of the mold of Ruben Tejada, literally identical.
Best Case Scenario: he hits like Tejada is in the Majors
MLB.com Ranks: #16 in system (#4 infielder)
Baseball America: Best Defensive Infielder in the System
John Vittas Rank: #48 overall
8. T.J. Rivera
Signed as an Undrafted Free Agent in 2011 (Troy University)
Bats: Right Throws: Right
Opening Day Age: 24
Projected Opening Day Assignment: Double-A Binghamton
Positives: off-the-charts numbers at every level so far, hits much better with runners on base, decent power (42 extra-base hits)
Negatives: lacks any outstanding tools, not considered a prospect by most
Projection: It's really hard to project Rivera. He doesn't profile as a Major Leaguer so if he makes it, he'll be a man who is defined by beating the odds, which he's been doing since he was passed up in every single draft he was eligible for. There is no best and worst case scenarios for this guy, he blew through his ceiling a long time ago. I wouldn't bet against him, so that's why he makes my list.
Best Case Scenario: TBD
Not in any Major Rankings
Across the John Ranking: #45 overall
7. Jayce Boyd
Florida State University (6th Round of the 2012 Draft)
Bats: Right Throws: Right
Opening Day Age: 21
Projected Opening Day Assignment: High-A St. Lucie
Positives: plus defender, exceptional arm and good speed for a first baseman, smooth swing, natural power to all fields, Major League body, walks a ton, one of the best hitters of the decade in the ACC
Negatives: not enough power to be prototypical power-hitting first baseman (20 HR in 727 college ABs), didn't fair too well in his first pro season (.239 average)
Projection: Boyd's a guy who I am particularly high on. He tore up one of the highest levels of college baseball for three straight years. He stole 22 bases, slugged 78 extra-base-hits and drove in 160 runs in 198 collegiate games. And when you consider his .424 career OBP, the kid is a consistent, well-rounded prospect. To me, he's a sixth round steal and could be an everyday Major League player one day.
Best Case Scenario: right-handed Adam LaRoche with a little less power
Not in any Major Rankings
Across the John Rank: #34 overall
West Florida (19th Round of 2011 Draft)
Bats: Right Throws: Right
Opening Day Age: 23
Projected Opening Day Assignment: High-A St. Lucie
Positives: no particular weakness, solid all-around player, run producer, hits a ton of doubles, good power, can play multiple positions, aggressive hitter, plays the game hard
Negatives: age, strikes out too much, could be more selective
Projection: Lawley was one of the most productive hitters in the organization in 2012, and earned that title while playing in a pitching-dominated league. He doesn't get cheated at the plate, and has legitimate power to all fields. Dustin can play outfield, although his main position is third base, so he'll have to keep developing his defensive skills elsewhere if he wants to be a Met one day. A couple of comparisons Mets fans should be somewhat familiar with who Lawley emulates: Zach Lutz at the plate, Collin Cowgill everywhere else
Best Case Scenario: power-hitting third corner outfielder
Not in any Major Rankings
Across the John Rank: #31 overall
La Costa Canyon H.S. (Carlsbad, CA) (15th Round of 2011 Draft)
Bats: Right Throws: Right
Opening Day Age: 20
Projected Opening Day Assignment: Low-A Savannah
Positives: has every skill necessary to be a good SS, works counts and walks a lot, good defender, short, compact swing, plays hard, embraces the spotlight, ahead of the age clock
Negatives: power isn't immense, needs to learn how to get out of slumps, needs to hit the breaking ball better
Projection: Evans is one of those guys who just stands out on a baseball field. Even though he's small and doesn't hit skyscraping bombs, Phillip plays with an intensity and a swagger that makes people notice him. He's a line drive machine who definitely has Major League potential even without plus speed or power.
Best Case Scenario: Elvis Andrus without the speed or a flashier Ruben Tejada
MLB.com Ranks: #19 in system (#6 infielder)
Across the John Rank: #24 overall
4. Danny Muno
Fresno State (8th Round of 2011 Draft)
Bats: Switch Throws: Right
Opening Day Age: 24
Projected Opening Day Assignment: Double-A Binghamton
Positives: never strikes out, walks at an incredible rate (14.7%) can play multiple positions, very good athlete, has some pop
Negatives: suspended 50 games for failed PED test, struggled in the Arizona Fall League
Projection: Muno is being groomed as a utility man, although I do think he will be able to man an everyday position one day. He has hit on a consistent basis after being drafted out of Fresno State. His athleticism should help his defensive stock as he hits the upper levels.
Best Case Scenario: Marco Scutaro
Baseball America: Best Plate Discipline in System
Not in any Major Rankings
Across the John Rank: #21 overall
Signed as an International free agent at 16 years old
Bats: Right Throws: Right
Opening Day Age: 21
Projected Opening Day Assignment: High-A St. Lucie
Positives: most power of any Minor Leaguer, can be a 30-40 HR guy in the Bigs, good arm, hit 51 XBH this year and drove in 83 runs, had his best season in 2012
Negatives: very little range, has never hit for a high average, takes a while to adjust to each level, doesn't have a set position, blocked by Davis and Wright
Projection: With a tremendous bounce back season in 2012, Aderlin Rodriguez is back on the map as a legitimate Major League prospect. His 24 home runs and 83 RBIs lead all Minor Leaguers. He got his average up to a respectable .263 as well, and sported a slugging percentage of .476. It took Aderlin nearly two years to figure out the SAL, but he's only 21 so there's still plenty of time for him to keep improving. For a team that desperately needs power, this man is the most pure source they have outside of New York.
Best Case Scenario: Aramis Ramirez with less of an average
Not in any Major Rankings
Baseball America: Best Power Hitter in Organization
Baseball America: Best Infield Arm in the System
Across the John Rank: #16 overall
2. Gavin Cecchini
Barbe H.S. (Lake Charles, LA) (1st Round, 12th overall in 2012 Draft)
Bats: Right Throws: Right
Opening Day Age: 19
Projected Opening Day Assignment: Short Season-A Brooklyn
Positives: great all-around shortstop beyond his years, incredible athlete, great baseball mind/instincts, advanced hitting skills, good arm and baserunning ability
Negatives: not one tool is super special, needs to develop more power if he's going to be a star
Projection: Cecchini is a teenager and still has a lot to prove, but he has all the makings of a Major League shortstop. From playing on ESPN at 12 years old in the Little League World Series to having a brother who is a Red Sox prospect, Gavin has the spotlight and pedigree questions answered already. His humble attitude and raw ability adds up to a kid who has absolutely nothing stopping him from being a starting infielder in the Big Leagues. It's all within his control.
Best Case Scenario: Erick Aybar with leadership capabilities
MLB.com Ranks: #6 prospect in system (#1 infielder)
Baseball Prospectus Ranks: #6 prospect in system (#2 infielder)
Baseball America: #2 prospect in system (#1 infielder)
Baseball America: Best Pure Hitter of the 2012 draft class
Across the John Rank: #8 overall
Signed as an International free agent in 2007
Bats: Right Throws: Right
Opening Day Age: 21
Projected Opening Day Assignment: Triple-A Las Vegas
Positives: naturally powerful person, makes consistent contact, good plate discipline, has developed legit power, .300 average with 50 XBH last year, always stays healthy
Negatives: slow-footed, doesn't have a position, average defensively
ETA: late 2013 / early 2014
Projection: Flores is a natural hitter who has rekindled his stock in many prospect rankings after a strong 2012. With the Mets infield seemingly set, it's hard to picture Flores playing for the Mets this year. He's probably almost ready to contribute and can be an impact bat very soon, but he needs to find a position first. My guess is they try him at second base and trade Daniel Murphy next year if Flores performs in Las Vegas. Wilmer hits a lot of fly balls, so it's very possible that the thin PCL air sends his home run totals to the moon. If an infielder gets hurt for the long-term, it's very possible we see the Venezuelan this season.
Best Case Scenario: poor man's Miguel Cabrera
MLB.com Ranks: #7 in system (#2 infielder)
Baseball America: #6 in system (#2 infielder)
Baseball America: Best Hitter for Average in the System
Baseball Prospectus Ranks: #5 in system (#1 infielder)
Across the John Rankings: #5 overall
Honorable Mention: Eric Campbell (#57), Allan Dykstra (#64), Jeff Diehl (#73), Robbie Shields (#77)

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The location was great and the room was very clean. The TV had a built-in DVD player.
The beds were hard, my heater was not functioning, so they placed a space heater in the room, which worked great during the day but it was cold during the night. (It was about 10 degrees outside at night)It's extremely hard for me to believe that this is a true 2 star motel, when you compare it to other 2 star locations. The room DID have a fridge, microwave, coffee pot, LCD TV, so maybe that's what qualifies it. It just wasn't comfortable. The room was dark even with all the lights on, the decor was cheap and dated. I was on a quick vacation/relaxation getaway and the room served the purpose of housing me but not much more.
Excellent 9.0
Upgraded to a cottage.We stayed at the Willows last year for homecoming as a cheaper alternative to the Williams Inn. We had a fine time, but it was nothing special. We decided to return to the Willows for homecoming this year, and had a much, much better experience. The owner of the motel was very, very friendly. Upon realizing that we were going to have a full room (4 people in two beds), he upgraded us to a three bedroom cottage. Not only did we each get our own bed, but we had a kitchen where we could have a nice breakfast before the game. It was such a pleasant stay that we are already looking forward to staying here for homecoming next year.
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Located in Williamstown, 1896 House Brookside & Pondside Country Motels is in a rural location and convenient to Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute and 62 Center for Theater and Dance. This bed & breakfast is within close proximity of Williams College Museum of Art and Hopkins Observatory. Make yourself at home in one of the 30 air-conditioned guestro...
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Good 7.0
It is very charming motel situated on a pretty brook. The restaurant next door is very pleasant.
The WiFi was weak in our room (114) which was far from the office.
Excellent 10.0
Value for the money!! The setting was spectacular, location excellent, delicious food only a footbridge away, and the entire complex was clean, beautifully maintained, and nicely decorated to fit into the surrounding country.
The only complaint............more lighting needed in the room. We older folk need bright light. The bathroom was well lighted.I would recommend this motel B&B complex to anyone! There are even luxury suites available in period decoration. We will return eagerly when traveling in that area again.
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Located in Williamstown, The Orchards Hotel is in a rural location and convenient to Hopkins Observatory and Williams College Museum of Art. This hotel is within close proximity of Williams College and 62 Center for Theater and Dance. Make yourself at home in one of the 49 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Your pillowtop bed...
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Excellent 10.0
Fantastic location between North Adams and Williamstown. Spacious room, friendly accommodating staff. All in all, an excellent choice.
Good 8.0
Very nice place and food was very good, Gregg was a great host at Gala.
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Excellent 10.0
Motel is located right next to campground where our family camps annually. We have two small children so the Candlelight is the best option for the next couple of years. We'll be back.
Good 6.6
Inexpensive place to stay on the way to go ski.nothing fancy. I arrived late and left early.
Slightly chilly in room. Did not see a working thermostat
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Located in Pownal, Ladd Brook Inn is in a rural location and within the vicinity of 62 Center for Theater and Dance and Williams College. This hotel is within the vicinity of Williams College Museum of Art and Hopkins Observatory. Make yourself at home in one of the 18 guestrooms featuring refrigerators. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you conne...
Overall Rating - Good - 26 reviews
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We met only one staff member. She was very nice and polite. The hotel (I would rather call it a motel) was all right for this kind of accomodation.
see above
Poor 1.0
People were nice, Made sure we had breakfast.
Room only got to 58 DegreesDO NOT STAY HERE IN THE WINTER
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I get the idea behind the Arch City Army. I think the idea of finding ways to get people into the game (and get more butts in seats) is great.
The problem I have is the name.
I've heard their explanation. I've heard it multiple times, in fact, because every time someone hears about them on Twitter or Facebook, it seems like they have to ask what the heck the name is about.
1) If you have to explain the name you picked every time someone hears it, it is not a good name.
2) Seriously, when I hear someone say "Arch City", I immediately think of St. Louis.
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In a few weeks the renourishment project on Fort Myers Beach is set to be complete, but one area of the beach wasn't touched. The owners didn't want the renourishment project in their back yard.
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I haven't been able to see Bosh play much, but he sounds very interesting! My question for today is, can Chris Bosh and Kevin Love play together at the same time or would they end up being like Big Al and Love of this year (though, to be fair to KLJ, they have not been given enough time to work out kinks)?
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Jose Mourinho wants Didier Drogba back at Chelsea following mystery talks at the club's training ground
Jose Mourinho wants Didier Drogba to make a sensational return to Chelsea. According to reports, Drogba visited Chelsea's Cobham training ground last Monday and spoke to Mourinho, although the nature of the discussion was private.
It is understood boss Mourinho is keen on signing 35-year-old Drogba for this season, but Chelsea would have to approach his current club Galatasaray.
If the Turkish giants will not let him go or Drogba wants to see out the final year of his contract then Mourinho will offer him a role at Chelsea in 12 months.
Whether this summer or next, it seems only a matter of time until Drogba returns to Chelsea.
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich tried to re-sign Drogba in January and would welcome the former Marseille man back to the club in any capacity.
On a potential return to Chelsea, Drogba said earlier this year: "It would be nice, not just coaching but to help the club.
"For Chelsea I gave everything and, of course, they gave it back to me. I feel at home when I go to London."
Last week, Mourinho spoke about the influence Drogba could have on his squad. He said: "I can use Didier as a profile to persuade youngsters to follow me because he followed me from day one."
Mourinho signed Drogba for Chelsea and the Ivory Coast international scored 157 goals over eight years.
After visiting Cobham, Drogba linked up with the rest of the Galatasaray squad for the club's training camp at St George's Park.
Sunday he played a part in his side's 3-0 beating of Shrewsbury in a friendly at Greenhous Meadow.
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Strength Training Without Weights – General Concepts
My Situation
I'm presently doing rotations in San Francisco for a couple months (working at California-Pacific Medical Center's Pacific Campus); as such, I am a long ways away from Dartmouth's free-for-student gym access and the resources it offers. Unfortunately, my current finances and location are such that I have no close, cheap gym options to get my iron fix on. At this point, it's a bona fide jonesing to lift heavy; there is something deeply satisfying to me about a heavy pull or nailing that last squat in a set that is hard to recreate elsewhere, but necessity is the mother of invention, and here I am needing to gear up for another season without my old, comfortable training allies.
So, what's the alternative? There are a range of options for the aspiring trainee without a power rack:
- Acquiring a decently-weighted kettlebell enables a lot of strength and power work without a lot of expense or equipment
- Likewise, a TRX setup allows for several motions (I'm thinking of inverted rows and other pulling movements, but also unstable pushups, ab "rollouts" and bulgarian squats with an unstable rear foot) that broaden the palate of strength training options.
- Finally, the best implement to master is the one that you carry with you every day – your own bodyweight. Many challenging movements exist that push not only your strength, but your balance and aid in the development of athleticism.
In the interest of not paying excessive baggage fees, I opted against bringing my kettlebells out here – I have put together a homemade TRX setup for under $30 that I highly recommend (though they just came out with some elastically-rigged "Rip Trainer" that I'm dying to emulate as well). I've been using it mostly for inverted rows but there are many, many options to incorporate this into one's training.
General Concepts in Strength Training
But enough about that – the meat of this post is about bodyweight strength training. A general review of the notions of how to improve strength includes a few options:
- Moving a heavy load. This engages the nervous and (depending on how heavy and how long) muscular system to both improve the capability to express the strength you have, as well as stimulate muscle growth with enough volume.
- Moving a less-heavy load, at high speed. This method focuses more on engaging the nervous system – with an intent to move at full speed, you recruit more muscle units and therefore train more of your muscle mass on a movement. This is generally the case when doing olympic lifts or dynamic effort work on the basic lifts.
- Moving a less-heavy or light load to the point of fatigue or failure. This method, often used by bodybuilders, is intended both to maximize time under tension for a given muscle group (believed to be a prime variable for stimulating muscle growth); additionally it's thought that the last few reps of each set occur at a point where the smaller, weaker muscle units are so fatigued that you cannot help but recruit the larger, more powerful units, allowing you to stimulate a large percentage of the muscle to adapt, grow and improve overall strength capacity.
My personal bias has always been more for methods 1 and 2 – with method 3 you lose some of the nervous system training component (typically one ends up "training slow" doing bodybuilding work and not developing athletic qualities such as speed and explosiveness; there's also the notion that this encourages adding less-functional muscle mass. If you're training for speed, every pound of excess weight, be it fat or muscle, that isn't making you faster is slowing you down; I'm also not fond of training to failure on a regular basis, as it tends to promote more lasting fatigue and injury risk). With bodyweight work one ends up necessarily trending more toward the low-load, high-rep end of the spectrum, but there are ways to keep efforts challenging enough to develop real strength.
Increasing the Degree of Difficulty
This is something I plan to focus on – if our sweet spot is somewhere less than 15 reps/set to maintain at least some strength development, it's important to progress in the type of movement being done to keep it challenging. Examples of this are progressing from a split squat to a Bulgarian (rear foot-elevated) split squat, or adding range to reverse lunges by doing them off of a step, or elevating one's feet while doing pushups. One does not need weight to make such progressions.
Another way to go about this is to regularly change the exercises done. If after a few weeks pushups are feeling too easy or taking too long to get the effect you want, experiment with handstand pushups against a wall. Return to pushups again later, try a different progression, and see if allowing your body to "forget" the movement doesn't allow it to become useful again.
High-speed Work
An additional way to go about this is to add a high-velocity component to the exercise. Again, time under tension and doing slower movements can be good for stimulating growth, but it fails to develop explosive athleticism; rather than (or ideally, in addition to) doing slow, controlled reps of your split squats, try an explosive variant like split squat jumps or scissor kicks (or work the absorptive rather than generative side of explosivity with some jumps to lunge position landings). One could even combine methods and start with an explosive variant and transition to a more controlled version once fatigue makes the explosive version too hard to sustain.
Diminishing Rest Intervals
Finally, if there's anything I've learned from Crossfit it's the magic of incorporating a time element. Sure, you might be able to do 50 pushups at one go, but how long does it take? What if every 10 pushups you alternate with some lunges or air squats? What if these pushups are at the bottom position of a burpee? If you'll pardon this coming from a scientist, there's something magical about what happens when you take routine exercises and integrate them into a larger circuit, when you track time and incentivize doing more work with less rest – this probably also relates to the time under tension concept, where it's not only the overall volume, but the density, that stimulates the hormonal responses that encourage growth.
More to Come
Those are the general considerations. I've decided to follow more of a set program for my bodyweight training rather than wing it entirely (based off of the Vertical Jump Development Bible's bodyweight strength program – incidentally, the whole thing is a great read for some grounding in basic concepts of athletic training), but I'm hoping to actually lay it out more specifically along with the rest of my training plan in a future post.
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Hey Mackey,
I was wondering if you might do a post on the topic of recovering from injuries. Searching the archives I found your post about how 88% of ultimate players suffer from injuries and I know a ton of people who have had whole seasons lost or possibly been knocked out of high level play permanently due to injuries. A lot of people also end up with chronic problems because they don't recover well. I sprained my ankle pretty severely just before regionals last year, and I'm on the hunt for good information on how to rehab and get back in shape. The physical therapist I'm seeing says I'm not allowed to run yet, so I've been lifting regularly to keep core and upper body in shape, but I feel very limited and it seems to be taking FOREVER to heal (over 3 months already!). Sounds like you've been through injuries of your own, do you have any advice?
[...] Tara Martin, I saw your comment on wanting some injury-related writing, specifically on recovering & managing them – great topic! I'd definitely recommend checking out Injury Timeout for some basics on common injuries. Jamie Nuwer is right now what I hope to be in 5+ years; if I find the time I'd love to write and expand on that in more depth though! I've coached & played with a fair number of folks nursing injuries or bouncing back from them and could definitely offer some perspective there. [...]
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History of Crime Stoppers in Portage County
The Portage County Crime Stoppers organization was started in 1996. The board consists of 14 civilian members who administer all payouts and the operation of the organization. There are also three non-voting law enforcement members who are the liaison officers between the civilian board and their respective law enforcement organization. The law enforcement representatives are from the Portage County Sheriff's Office, Stevens Point Police Department and the Plover Police Department.
Portage County Crime Stoppers has been very successful in getting the idea of citizens envelopment out to the Portage County residents. Since it's inception, Portage County Crime Stoppers has paid out over $12,000 in rewards. They have helped to recover over $185,000.00 in property and have seen 175 people arrested from tips to the Crime Stoppers tip line.
The Quick 50 program is also administered by the Portage County Crime Stoppers board. This program pays Fifty dollars in cash for any information pertaining to a student who brings alcohol, drugs or weapons into a Portage County Junior-High School. There are over Five Thousand students, from sixth grade up, on this program. Both Ben Franklin and P.J. Jacobs Junior High Schools along with Stevens Point Senior High School are active participants in the Quick 50 program. In the outlying areas of Portage County, the Amherst, Almond and Rosholt School systems also are active in the Quick 50 program.


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Owners, teams react to lockout
Teams and owners released statements or spoke to media members on Saturday, reacting to the NFL's first work stoppage since 1987 and what it means for fans.
Lewand focused on the 2011 season
Lions president Tom Lewand met with Detroit writers on Saturday and answered some questions about the current work stoppage.
Lions release Peterson, re-sign Follett
The Lions re-signed LB Zack Follett and released veteran LB Julian Peterson on Thursday.
NFC North free-agent preview
With the owners and players mired in negotiations, the beginning of free agency is almost certain to be delayed. Yet, PFW is examining the free-agent picture for each club, here featuring the NFC North.
Lions will continue to look at offensive line
The Lions have several options with the No. 13 pick in the draft, but offensive line has to be squarely among the top needs.
Schwartz hints Lions could appeal tampering case
The Lions' tampering case with the Chiefs might not be over just yet, as Detroit could appeal the matter with the NFL.
Reports: Lions sign former Falcons S Coleman
Former Falcons S Erik Coleman has agreed to a one-year deal with the Lions, according to multiple reports.
Lions guilty of tampering with Chiefs, forfeit pick
The NFL has ruled that the Lions have been found guilty of tampering with the Chiefs and will have to forfeit a draft pick.
NFC North 2010 season-in-review team reports
DE Julius Peppers made his presence felt in his first season with the Bears, helping Chicago's defense rank fourth in the league in points allowed as the Bears rose to first place in the NFC North.
Suh credits Williams, Vanden Bosch for growth
In racking up a slew of awards following his standout rookie season, Lions DT Ndamukong Suh has deflected a great deal of praise on others who helped him be so successful so fast.
Suh wins AP Defensive Rookie honors
Lions DT Ndamukong Suh was named The Associated Press Defensive Rookie of the Year on Friday.
Suh wins 2010 Pepsi Rookie of the Year award
Lions DT Ndamukong Suh was named the Pepsi Rookie of the Year on Thursday at a ceremony in Dallas.
Stafford's shoulder will be ready by camp
After initially saying that QB Matthew Stafford didn't need surgery, the Lions followed the medical advice and decided repairing his shoulder was the best course of action.
Stafford called "China doll" by teammate
Lions LB Zack Follett discussed how often QB Matthew Stafford is hurt on a radio interview Tuesday morning.
Raiders' Davis has no regrets in passing on Calvin Johnson
Most people would look at the 2007 draft and say the Raiders made a mistake drafting JaMarcus Russell over Calvin Johnson. Not Al Davis.
Leshoure ran for 46 yards and one score on 15 attempts Saturday in a 31-18 loss to Atlanta.||||||| Leshoure is up to 741 yards as a rookie heading into a Week 17 matchup with the Bears.
Leshoure ran for 70 yards and three touchdowns as the Lions turned in their most complete victory of the season, 31-14 over the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.||||||| Leshoure scored on runs of 7, 1 and 8 yards, becoming the first back in franchise history to run for three touchdowns in the first half. Not even Hall of Famer Barry Sanders accomplished that feat.
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Leshoure is back at practice after recovering from a right hamstring injury.||||||| Leshoure has missed most of training camp because of the injury, but he was on the field Wednesday with the team. The Lions could use a healthy Leshoure because running back Jahvid Best is still out with concussion problems.
Leshoure was suspended for two games without pay Wednesday and will have to give up two more game checks for violating the NFL's substance-abuse policy. He can participate in training camp and preseason games while suspended before being eligible on Monday, Sept. 17, to be on the roster. The Lions likely will have two more players punished by the league. Defensive tackle Nick Fairley was arrested twice and offensive tackle Johnny Culbreath had one run-in with the law.||||||| Leshoure pleaded guilty to marijuana possession in May after police discovered him with pot in his mouth during a traffic stop in southwestern Michigan. That happened on March 12, less than a month after police in a different Berrien County community say they caught Leshoure with marijuana. Detroit drafted the former Illinois standout in the second round last year and he missed his rookie season because he tore his left Achilles tendon in training camp.


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- Fold over hems, pin them in place and iron them flat on a low heat setting.
- When it comes to sewing, make sure to use a size 8, 9 or 10 needle made especially for very sheer and lightweight fabrics. Also, use very fine polyester or extra-fine cotton-wrapped polyester thread and set the stitch length to 15 to 20 stitches per inch (on the machine, it will probably be at 1.5 to 2).
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Gestational Trophoblastic Tumor - Coping with Side Effects [1]
ON THIS PAGE: You will find out more about steps to take to help cope with physical, social, and emotional side effects. This page includes several links outside of this guide to other sections of this website. To see other pages, use the menu on the side of your screen.
Fear of treatment side effects [3] is common after a diagnosis of cancer, but it may help to know that preventing and controlling side effects is a major focus of your health care team. This is called palliative or supportive care, and it is an important part of the overall treatment plan, regardless of the stage of disease.
Common side effects from each treatment option for a GTT are described in detail within the Treatment [4] section. Learn more about the most common side effects of cancer and different treatments, along with ways to prevent or control them [5].
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In addition to physical side effects, there may be psychosocial (emotional and social) effects as well. Patients and their families are encouraged to share their feelings with a member of their health care team who can help with coping strategies [7]. Learn more about the importance of addressing such needs [8], including concerns about managing the cost of your medical care [9].
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Google India has partnered with several popular e-commerce sites to bring attractive deals only on December 12, 2012 (12-12-12)
BANGALORE, INDIA: The 12-12-12 mania seems to have gripped people across the world today. As a majority of people consider this day auspicious to buy goods, online retail websites are trying their best to cash-in on the 12-12-12 frenzy.
Google India has partnered with several popular Indian e-commerce sites such as Flipkart, Homeshop18, Cleartrip, Snapdeal, Yatra, Fashos, Allschoolstuff, Myntra, Groupon, Infibeam, Tradus and many more to bring special deals only for December 12, 2012 (12-12-12). Users can find pretty much everything they need on the Great Online Shopping Festival (www.gosf.in). However, these deals are open only for today.
Some of the attractive deals we came across are as follows: Snapdeal is offering up to 50 per cent off on mobile phones and tablets, Babyoye is offering a flat 15 per cent discount on all their products, Mom&Me is offering a flat 15 per cent off on all products, flat 15 per cent off on gold, diamond and silver jewellery and flat 10 per cent off on Solitaires on 21 Diamonds, up to 80 per cent off on all categories on Naaptol and many more.
The website also gives reasons as to why consumers must shop online. Few e-commerce sites on GOSF also have the cash on delivery option. ''Apprehensive about entering your credit/debit card details online? For the extra cautious, there's an option of cash on delivery. You buy the product online and pay only when it gets delivered,'' says the GOSF website. Many online retailers are also offering 'quick delivery' options. Instead of waiting for a couple of days for the order to arrive, consumers can get their product within a day.
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Schenectady, NY - Melissa Messemer has been playing some form of football her whole life and last year she decided to bring a semi professional women's tackle football team to Schenectady.
"It's an excellent opportunity that the Independent Women's Football League has offered us," said Messemer, owner and lineman for the New York Knockout. "It gives us the opportunity to do something that normally, at least people my age were always told they couldn't do."
The New York Knockout became the IWFL's newest team last year, and in their first season they proved themselves by winning a division title.
"We started from the ground up, and we've been lucky and successful," stated Messemer.
The IWFL follows NCAA football rules with very few exceptions. Anyone who attends a Knockout game will notice there's plenty of hits just like the men's game.
"This is the real deal," said Knockout center Charlene Pommer. "This is real football, there are helmets, shoulder pads, and it's competitive. You come to our home game and we're going to get you."
However, the cost of being a first year program means there are several challenges to overcome.
"Every time you go somewhere no one has any idea who you and they say, really there's a football here," said Messemer who also admits finances can be another tough spot for the team.
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MADISON, Wisconsin (WXOW) - Another day, another Badgers football assistant announces his departure.
On Monday, we learned UW tight ends coach Eddie Faulkner is headed to North Carolina State for the same position there. Faulkner is the second Badger assistant that former UW defensive coordinator Dave Doeren has lured to the Wolfpack.
Last week, Doeren announced the hiring of Badgers offensive coordinator Matt Canada.
Faulkner was Doeren's running backs coach and special teams coordinator at Northern Illinois in 2011 before coming to Wisconsin this past winter. Faulkner was also a running back for the Badgers from 1996 to 2000.
His departure means there are now six assistants who have taken jobs elsewhere. That's in addition to head coach Bret Bielema.
Both defensive coordinator Chris Ash and Charlie Partridge will join Bielema at Arkansas. Canada and Faulkner are headed to NC State. Linebackers coach Andy Buh is going to California, and receivers coach Zach Azzanni is leaving for Tennessee. Also, running backs coach Thomas Hammock is weighing an offer to join Bielema at Arkansas.
If Hammock decides to leave, that means there will be just two assistant coaches left at Wisconsin--Bart Miller, who started the season as a grad assistant before taking over as offensive line coach and Ben Strickland, who coaches the Badgers secondary.
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Conservative actor Chuck Norris is using his experience "as a six-time world karate champion" to advise President Barack Obama not to attack Syria because he says that the only threat the country poses "is to the commander-in-chief's pride, ego and his willingness to humble himself for the sake of our military and country's future."
"As a six-time world karate champion, I know something about fighting, winning and losing," Norris wrote in his World Net Daily column on Sunday. "Sometimes one has to lose a battle to win a war, if only in appearance before certain others. And the truth is, Mr. President, sometimes you win, sometimes you learn. My advice is to learn it now before it's too late for all of us."
Norris argued that Syrian President Basher al-Assad "launched sarin gas on its citizens in hope of moving the U.S. like a chess piece into his civil war and deeper onto the Middle East war map."
"Proof of the president's shortsightedness is his naive strategy of a 'limited' military campaign in Syria," the actor explained. "What a joke and mockery to any opponent or rational mind! What professional fighter says, 'I'm going to go into the ring and throw a series of blows and then get out,' as if the opponent has no bearing on counter measures? One can't limit an attack when you're kicking hornets' nests or throwing matches on gasoline!"
Norris warned that the dangers of a "limited" military strike outweighed the benefits.
"It is no exaggeration to say that a single, unilateral U.S. strike on Syria could spark fires that lead to the inferno of World War III," he said.
In the end, Norris recommended building international support and then deciding whether a multi-nation attack, arming Syrian rebels or covert actions made the most sense.
"Assad placed Obama (and, hence, America) in checkmate when he launched chemical weapons upon his people," he concluded. "The temptation is to blow up his chess pieces. But the right and wise move is to step away from the table, quit playing his game and form our own."
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Fellowship training in Infectious Diseases has been reviewed and approved by the Postgraduate Medical Education Committee of Aga Khan University and commenced in January 2010. The programme is designed to develop fully trained Infectious Diseases physicians who would be able to complete the requirements for FCPS in infectious diseases.
Training at AKU in this discipline offers a unique experience in adult infectious diseases with exposure to a wide range of both inpatient and outpatient infections as well as in-house rotations in the clinical microbiology laboratory and paediatric infectious diseases, experience in infection control and antimicrobial stewardship as well as ample opportunities for electives outside of the institute.
The objective of the programme is to produce competent and skilled academic infectious diseases physicians. The graduates of this programme would have acquired the training and exposure to all the endemic infectious diseases as well as to infection control and antimicrobial stewardship and consequently function as independent infectious diseases specialists.
Training period is two years.
The fellow will rotate with the faculty on-service who will train the candidate in the diagnosis, management and prevention of infections. Rotations through Paediatric infectious diseases and the clinical microbiology laboratory at Aga Khan University Hospital, Karachi and Indus Hospital, SIUT and MALC will be provided. The selected fellow will be expected to assume and provide leadership to Infectious diseases team at AKUH. The fellow will also be actively involved in the infection control activities of the hospital as well as antimicrobial stewardship programs.
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The UC Riverside women's basketball team was picked eighth in the Big West media poll released Wednesday. Senior guard Tre'Shonti Nottingham was selected to the preseason all-conference team. Nottingham topped the Highlanders at 14.4 points and also led in assists and steals.
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GSF conferences are open to sixth form students from partner schools. Delegates return to their schools with support and resources to educate their peers on the issues they have explored – and take action for a more just and sustainable world. Any secondary school with a sixth form, and any sixth form college can become a GSF Partner School.
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There shall be no drinking of alcoholic beverages and no open containers in public places on the College campus, except at College sponsored events. A College sponsored event is one that uses College funds and/or that is on College property. College houses rented by faculty and staff are exempt. Alcoholic beverages may be served on an event by event basis under the following conditions.
- A college faculty or staff member assumes responsibility for the event and agrees to be present for its duration.
- The faculty or staff member responsible for the event obtains the appropriate liquor permits:
- Special Occasion License - required for any event where alcohol is to be sold except as noted below. Bon Appétit must be used to serve the alcohol. Appropriate foods must be served by Bon Appétit. Allow 30 days for the application process. Application is made at a State Liquor Store.
- Banquet Permits - required for events with 50 or more people and where alcohol is served but not sold. Tickets may be used to limit the number of drinks served each individual. Application is made at a State Liquor Store. Employees coordinating the function should complete the application as a representative of Whitman College. Food must be served.
- Private Functions - no permits are required at private functions, which are individually hosted College social events of less than 50 guests. Food must be served. No one under the age of 21 may be served alcohol.
- Faculty and staff may host private functions at their homes to which students are invited. The College strongly encourages such events to be alcohol free. If alcohol is served, it is recommended that it be done so on a BYOB basis. No one under 21 should be served. Faculty and staff present should be role models for responsible drinking.
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- The department, division, office, or administrator responsible for the facility being requested agrees to the terms of the use of alcoholic beverages and the facility.
- No ASWC fees or residence hall fees may be used for the purchase of alcoholic beverages.
- Students and student groups must avoid the direct or indirect sale of alcoholic beverages.
- Students will be held directly responsible for the destruction of personal or public property, the violation of the safety or rights of other persons, or the violation of any other campus regulations with may occur while they are under the influence of alcohol. Excessive consumption and/or purchasing large quantities of alcoholic beverages are considered a violation of the alcohol policy.
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Simply put, our running game isn't very good. Partially it's becuase of our line, partially, it's becuase of injuries, partially it is the play calling. There are many various reasons why but I tend to think of just one thing...
Our running backs simply aren't that good.
Benson was decent and gave us a threat of a name. . . However he always seemed like he was on the verge of breaking one, and never quite did. I was starting to consider calling him "shoestrings cedric" becuase of all of those shoestring tackles he was on the recieving end of.
Starks provided a spark in his rookie year, but since then, nip, nada, nothing... He hasn't been able to propel that initial spark into anything. There is a reason why he was a late round pick.
Green hasn't been terrible, and I'm willing to give him more than one year. In essence, this is has been his rookie year, but I'm also willing to concede that running back is one of those positions where you can explode onto the scene quickly, and Green just hasn't really done that. Like I said, I'll give him another year, but after that, He's gonna have to go.
So with all of this, I am coming to the conclusion that we're going to have to get an upgrade at the position through the draft. So here is a list of the top running backs of this draft class. Not all of them are guarenteed to come out, as some are underclassmen - so some of this is conjecture.
I think we should finally give our running backs a chance, and draft one high, like the top two rounds. Who do you think we should draft given everyone is available?