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Troll Warlord responses
From Dota 2 Wiki
Main article: Troll Warlord
[edit] Spawning
- Play Troll Warlord.
- Play Jah'rakal!
- Play All hail the Lord of Trolls.
- Play The strong shall eat the weak.
- Play All will bleed.
- Play My hate shall burn you down.
[edit] Beginning the Battle
- Play The bell tolls for the lord of trolls.
[edit] Drawing First Blood
- Play First blood, last word.
- Play On to my next victim.
- Play Nyaheh heh, first blood, last word, I got it all.
[edit] Moving
- Play Heahuh.
- Play Yes.
- Play Yes.
- Play To the massacre.
- Play Aghast.
- Play There are no innocents.
- Play These blades are too dry.
- Play My steel shall drink.
- Play I hear sniveling.
- Play No agony enough.
- Play Faster, faster.
- Play My axes thirst.
- Play Trolling for victims.
- Play Don't cross my path.
- Play They'll rue the day.
[edit] Attacking
- Play Attack!
- Play Attack!
- Play Fools.
- Play Maddening.
- Play Deadly.
- Play You deserve it.
- Play Hate warms me.
- Play My steel gorges.
- Play Blood spurts!
- Play Gutteral spray!
- Play Murderous.
- Play Die faster.
- Play I peel back your uglies.
- Play Please do feed the trolls.
- Play Here's axe in your eye.
[edit] Casting a Spell
[edit] Casting Battle Trance
- Play Battle trance!
- Play I call battle trance.
- Play You're my trolls now.
- Play I bring out the troll in everyone.
- Play Go crazy!
- Play Have at them.
[edit] Casting Berserker Rage
[edit] Casting Fervor
- Play I'm fervent all right!
- Play Pain is gain.
- Play Fervor rising.
- Play That's it.
- Play Come at me.
- Play More like it.
[edit] Casting Whirling Axes
[edit] Failing to Kill a Hero
[edit] Gaining a Level
- Play They'll do what I tell them or regret it.
- Play A nasty business just got nastier.
- Play Yes, yes, hahahahah.
- Play Steeped in hatred!
- Play You thought I was bad before?
- Play The ultimate in trolling!
- Play No last wishes, no second thoughts.
- Play Remorse? What was that again?
- Play Hehehahah.
[edit] Killing a Hero
- Play Death is my way of life.
- Play Killing you was the least I could do.
- Play Come back and die again.
- Play I'll be here when you get back.
- Play Death brings an end to pain, unfortunately.
- Play You were a casualty of war.
- Play What's war-torn can't be mended.
- Play Pay attention when I kill you.
- Play Why do I enjoy this so much.
- Play I'll pry your eyes from your skull.
- Play You been trolled.
- Play Fortune favors the trolled.
- Play Ehaheh heh hah hah heha.
- Play Heh he heh hah heh.
- Play Hah hah hah heh heh hah heh.
[edit] Killing a Rival
- Play Even stone can't turn my blades.
- Play Your life is trunk-cated, heh hah he hah.
- Play Your flesh corrupted.
- Play There's no thread of yours I can't snarl up.
- Play Whatever form you take, I'll dominate it.
- Play I'll kill you again, and again, and again.
- Play Not so dazzling in death.
- Play No suffering is enough for you.
- Play Bow before your warlord.
- Play The trolls from the hills are barely trolls at all.
- Play Hill trolls are the weakest of our kind.
- Play I hear your keening cry.
- Play Your mind was not so keen as my blades.
- Play Ride your ogre to hell, small-keen.
- Play Ogre, you had a growth on your neck. I cut it off.
- Play I knocked that chip off your shoulder.
- Play I suffer you special, Sniper.
- Play You keen folk cower behind your gadgets.
- Play Your contraption becomes your coffin.
- Play Your clock stops.
- Play You were strong for a keen, but that's not saying much.
- Play Not so cheerful now, are you?
- Play Do you know what I hate? You!
- Play You remind me of me. I hate you most of all!
- Play An axe for an axe.
- Play It's not the size of the axe that matters, it's how you swing it.
- Play Enjoy your ban.
[edit] Meeting an Ally
- Play I need no allies.
- Play I kill my enemies first, my allies next.
- Play Let's kill these fools before we start in on each other.
- Play I'll get to you later.
- Play Would that I could fight alone.
- Play I'd be better off fighting alone.
- Play Don't get in my way.
- Play You've got to be kidding.
- Play Why are my allies so weak and pathetic?
- Play I can see I'll have to carry us to victory.
- Play Try not to feed.
- Play Just try not to feed.
[edit] Last Hitting
- Play Gold for my armor.
- Play My war chest grows.
- Play All's fair in war.
- Play Pay the troll.
- Play Gold for steel.
- Play Death is too good.
- Play Down you go.
- Play You've been trolled.
- Play Go on, feed me.
[edit] Dying
- Play No.
- Play No.
- Play You'll suffer in kind.
- Play Turn about, ain't fair.
- Play This can't be happening.
- Play My hate will bring me back.
- Play You got lucky that time.
- Play Hell has no room for my kind.
- Play A nasty bit of work.
- Play My bad.
- Play The last bell tolls.
- Play I ain't going nowhere.
- Play The last bell trolls.
- Play This is all their fault.
- Play Fahhhh....
- Play But a troll cannot die…
[edit] Respawning Quickly
- Play Trolls always get the last word.
[edit] Respawning
- Play No more playing nice, just in case you thought I was.
- Play I knew I'd be back.
- Play You can't have a war without a warlord!
- Play The past is death, the present is death, the future, yeah, more death!
- Play Fighting a troll only makes him grow stronger.
- Play No more mister nice guy, and believe me, that's what I was.
- Play This war will end when everybody's dead.
- Play The warlord returns.
- Play I live to fight.
- Play Being dead only makes me angrier.
[edit] Rare
- Play I suffer the innocents and guilty alike. There are no innocents.
- Play The strong eat the weak, and I eat the strong.
- Play And they said I'd never survive outside my mother's den.
[edit] Purchasing an Item
- Play I'd rather strip this from a corpse.
- Play I'll kill you later, Keeper.
- Play Keep on smiling, Keeper, it won't last.
[edit] Purchasing Aghanim's Scepter
[edit] Purchasing Blink Dagger
[edit] Purchasing a Specific Item
- Play Black King Bar.
- Play Mask of madness? Seriously?
- Play Monkey King Troll.
- Play Satanic.
- Play Butterfly.
- Play Assault Cuirass.
- Play Mask of death? Are you kidding me?
[edit] Denying
- Play Denied.
- Play Denied.
- Play Denied.
- Play Uh-uh.
- Play No, no.
- Play Not.
- Play I don't think so.
- Play Too bad.
- Play Unfortunate.
- Play That felt good.
- Play Hehehah heh hah.
- Play Hah heh hah hah hah.
- Play Denied.
- Play Denied.
- Play Denied.
- Play Denied.
- Play Denied.
[edit] Calling a Missing Hero
[edit] Bottling a Rune
- Play Bottled. Like my hate.
- Play I like to bottle it up until it explodes.
- Play Saved for later, to serve it up cold.
[edit] Taking Aegis of the Immortal
[edit] Activating Haste
[edit] Activating Double Damage
[edit] Activating Regeneration
[edit] Activating Illusion
[edit] Activating Invisibility
[edit] Attempting to Use an Ability on Cooldown
- Play Not yet.
- Play Not yet.
- Play Not yet.
- Play I will kill you.
- Play Do that again, and I will kill you.
- Play I will kill you.
- Play Do that again, and I will kill you.
- Play I'm not ready.
- Play I'm not ready.
- Play I'm not ready.
- Play Now I'm ready, to stab you.
- Play It's not time yet.
- Play It's not time yet.
- Play It's not time yet.
- Play It is time to gut you.
[edit] Attempting to Use an Ability without Mana
- Play Out of mana.
- Play Out of mana.
- Play Out of mana.
- Play No mana.
- Play No mana.
- Play No mana.
- Play Not enough mana.
- Play Not enough mana.
- Play Not enough mana.
[edit] Thanking
- Play It's about time.
- Play Took you long enough.
- Play I'm still going to kill you later.
- Play Next time, be quicker about it.
- Play No, I do not do a high five.
[edit] Coming Under Attack
- Play Nah, I'm under attack!
- Play Why aren't you helping me!
- Play Get off your ass and help me!
- Play Get away from me.
[edit] Being Mad
- Play Oh, come on!
- Play Ah, come on.
- Play I'm not even sure why I'm so mad.
- Play I'm not even sure why I'm so mad.
- Play Why am I angry for no reason?
- Play Sometimes you just wake up on the wrong side of the bed.
- Play Why doesn't anybody like me?
[edit] Talking to the Shopkeeper
- Play Shut up, Keeper.
- Play If I wanted your opinion, I wouldn't be me.
- Play You die last, shopkeeper.
- Play You die last, shopkeeper.
- Play I'll kill you later, shopkeeper.
- Play Keep on smiling, shopkeeper. It won't last.
- Play Shut up, shopkeeper.
- Play I'll kill you later, shopkeeper.
- Play Keep on smiling, shopkeeper. It won't last.
- Play Shut up, shopkeeper.
- Play Where's the complaint department?
- Play I'd like to fill out an application.
- Play Where's the complaint department?
[edit] Taunting
- Play All you trolls pay attention when I tell you, this one is in the bag.
[edit] Crummy Wizard
- Play Erghm, crummy wizard.
[edit] Shitty Wizard
- Play Shitty wizard.
[edit] Losing
- Play No.
- Play Defeated.
- Play It was everyone else's fault.
- Play If I had a decent team, this never would have happened.
- Play With this team, I didn't have a chance!
- Play Why do I always get the worst teams?
- Play I knew I should have gone to bed instead.
- Play Don't look at me. I did everything right.
[edit] Winning
[edit] Pain
[edit] Anger
- Play Heergh.
- Play Liarhg.
- Play Arh kill you all.
- Play I can't get any good help.
- Play I'll kill you all.
- Play Heah why I'll drgh.
- Play Kedgin.
- Play I shwoen begin…
- Play Neheh.
- Play Argh.
- Play Nagh.
- Play Dah!
[edit] Happiness
[edit] Laughter
- Play Yeahhh.
- Play Yeheheheheh.
- Play He heh hah heh heheheh.
- Play Hahahahahah.
- Play Yaaahahahaahhah.
- Play Hehehheheh.
- Play Heheheh.
[edit] Finding a Common Cosmetic Item
- Play What the hell is this?
[edit] Finding a Medium Cosmetic Item
- Play Wait, who's giving me presents?
[edit] Finding a Rare Cosmetic Item
- Play Oh, I deserve this for being so nice.


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The Astros are taking some lumps this year, and we're seeing that the future has not yet arrived. But one thing I have found impressive is the depth the Astros have accumulated. Here are the likely fill-ins at each position if there were an injury, trade, or demotion:
C - Cody Clark or Jason Jamarillo. Either of these guys would do OK as a backup (though Jamarillo has looked bad at the plate so far at OKC). Jason Castro is perhaps the most irreplaceable guy on the team though. Corporan/Clark is a serious drop-off from Castro/Corporan.
1B or 3B - Brandon Laird. Laird doesn't walk much, but he brings solid power and defense to the table. He would probably start at 3B if Dominguez went down. With Pena, Wallace, and Carter all possible first basemen, Laird would be a backup at that position if he were needed.
2B or SS - Jake Elmore. Elmore is off to a great start so far. He is no Altuve, but he could provide solid play at 2B in Altuve's absence. Because defense at SS is not a strength, he would be a backup SS if one of our two main SS's went down. A healthy Jose Martinez is another viable option. Jon Villar does not appear to be ready anytime soon.
CF - We have enough potential CF's on the major league roster (Maxwell, Barnes, Ankiel) that we might not need to call on Che-Hsuan Lin if a CF became unavailable. If Lin were called up, it would definitely be in a backup/pinch-running/defensive replacement role.
RF or LF - Fernando Martinez - he is due for a call up soon anyway, once he finishes his rehabilitation. If he replaces J. D. Martinez, J.D., Robbie Grossman, Marc Krauss, and Trevor Crowe would be available. Some good options here. As a good prospect, Grossman would be the interesting choice, but J.D. and Crowe are more major-league tested.
SP - Jordan Lyles. This one is tricky. Jarred Cosart is off to a good start, but service time considerations may come into play for him. Rudy Owens is a possibility too. But Lyles would probably get the call if management was convinced that he had worked out the issues he was having in spring training. If Lyles could return to his usual form, he would be adequate as a replacement. Clemens or Keuchel could also be transitioned to a starting role in a pinch.
RP - Josh Zeid, Kevin Chapman, or Jose Valdez - no proven performers here, but given the Astros' sketchy major league bullpen, there wouldn't be much to replace.
Conclusions - The Astros have a good replacement team waiting in the wings. Though it would be great if we avoided injuries from here on out, if injuries, trades, or demotions do surface, the Astros have decent go-to guys in the regulars' absence. The switch at starting catcher would be the most significant drop-off.


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Commercial products are available to help and, fortunately for buyers, this space is hotly contested. Several vendors offer product suites that claim to assist in maintaining policies across disparate network devices and performing automated configuration backup, searching, and restoration. AlterPoint's Device Authority Suite offers a complete network development environment patterned on the Eclipse IDE that features extensive automatic scripting tools to develop configuration changes and push them to selected network devices.
Such tools form the core of any change-management initiative. Without proper methods to develop, deploy, maintain, and verify configuration policies across dozens or hundreds of devices, all the procedures in the world will not make a difference. Enterprising carriers and datacenter operators have even integrated help desk software and change window identification to speed the process of linking problems to recent changes and to assist in network troubleshooting. If the framework for thorough change management is available, capitalizing on integrations such as this will definitely help admins sleep at night.
Now This Won't Hurt a Bit
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Enterprises can learn much about managing network configurations from service providers, whose very livelihood depends on handling changes smoothly, quickly, and accurately. Nearly all large ISPs have rigorous change-management procedures in place and back those up with thorough configuration management tools. Some ISPs aren't as dutiful and it can show.
Recently, I assisted during a network outage of a multistate MPLS (multiprotocol label switching) network. Although I was not privy to the carrier's network, I was on the call with the NOC (network operating center) administrator looking into the problem. Due to the high-level nature of private MPLS networks, carriers have a much greater impact on the performance and reliability of the service. Where a traditional frame-relay network functions at layer 2, MPLS networks function at layer 3, and the carrier is responsible for maintaining valid routes across all POPs (points of presence). Thus, when a network failure occurs and all network links are active, the problem may lie within the carrier's routing tables. Such was the case here. The problem was eventually traced to a change made in a router thousands of miles from the furthest point of this network, where routes were erroneously injected into the routing tables for my client's MPLS network. The failure was triggered by a seemingly innocuous change to a routing table with no relation to the unintentionally affected network and, until someone contacted the tech who made the change, no one knew it had been made. It took three hours to identify and fix the problem. If an effective change-management policy had been in place, the problem could probably have been averted.
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Cooley to add 54 lawyers to DC office, thanks to Dow Lohnes merger
Posted Oct 15, 2013 2:50 PM CDT
By Martha Neil
Reputed to be on the lookout for a merger partner, Dow Lohnes has not only found one but will soon tie the knot.
In twin press releases Tuesday, Cooley and Dow Lohnes announced that the Silicon Valley powerhouse is adding the D.C.-based regulatory firm's 54 Washington attorneys to its office in the nation's headquarters as of Jan. 1.
The acquisition does not include lawyers in the Atlanta offices of Dow Lohnes, the Washington Business Journal notes.
The merger will increase Cooley's attorney roster in D.C. to about 130, the Blog of Legal Times reports. Cooley has 11 offices in the U.S. and a 12th in Shanghai.
The Capitol Business page of the Washington Post (reg. req.) also has a story.
Both Joseph Conroy, the CEO of Cooley, and managing partner John Byrnes of Dow Lohnes praised the melding of the intellectual property and start-up expertise that helped make the 700-attorney California-based Cooley a major name and D.C.-based Dow Lohnes' regulatory strengths.
"Cooley is the go-to firm for innovative, high-growth companies," said managing partner John Byrnes of Dow Lohnes. "Combined with our regulatory experience across communications, higher education and media, stretching back decades, we can now offer our clients a far broader and deeper range of skill sets in litigation, transactional and IP work. At Dow Lohnes, we have always prided ourselves on evolving with our clients, and this opportunity is the next step in our evolution. In Cooley we have found the perfect partner—a firm with fantastic lawyers who can serve the full spectrum of our clients' most important legal needs, and a cherished culture of teamwork and transparency. We could not be more excited about our common future."
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The Fulton County Medical Examiner has released the name of the fugitive who was shot and killed by Atlanta officers Wednesday night. They said the man was Christopher Calhoun, 38, of Mississippi.
Atlanta police officers were forced to shoot and kill Calhoun, a wanted fugitive, outside an Atlanta mall, according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
The shooting happened at about 8:40 p.m. in the parking lot of the West End Mall on Lee Street in southwest Atlanta.
GBI agents spent most of the night concentrating on the SUV. They towed it from the scene at about 4:30 a.m. Thursday.
"I heard the gunshots real clearly," said nearby resident Myron Lamar, who was at the mall to meet a friend. "About the time I got to the mall door, that's when I heard the gunshots ringing out, and one of the Atlanta mall officers ran out, too, and they had a shootout."
Nichole Johnson told CBS Atlanta News that she was inside the mall when the shooting happened. When she walked outside, the scene was chaotic, she said.
"It was people out here trying to figure out what was going on," she said. "There were people at the door looking on. There was a body on the ground. He was bloody. Police were everywhere. There was a helicopter. They were roping off the crime scene."
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After Months of Hard Work, Team Tidewater Puts Out the Welcome Mat at Solar Decathlon Event
Looking around the Solar Decathlon site on Washington, D.C.'s National Mall, the members of Team Tidewater saw net-zero energy homes constructed by teams from throughout the world. New Zealand's entry, First Light, is next door. Teams from Florida and New Jersey are just meters away.
The Old Dominion University engineering students and Hampton University architecture students who comprise Team Tidewater could only shake their heads at how far they've come.
"It's an incredible feeling just to be here," said Team Tidewater leader John Whitelaw, an environmental engineering doctoral student at ODU. "You think of all the work that went into the home, from the design to the construction, to taking the home apart and moving it here to reassemble it. So many people had a part in making this a reality."
This week, visitors from around the world will tour the home, designed and constructed by Team Tidewater members. Conceived in a design studio just south of the ODU campus, it was built this past spring and summer on a site across the street from the Student Recreation Center.
Team Tidewater is one of 19 finalist schools in the U.S. Department of Energy's 2011 Solar Decathlon. The group will face stiff competition from teams like the University of Maryland and its WaterShed entry, a stylish loft-style home that features a wetland incorporated into the design, and the Re_home from the University of Illinois - designed to be a pre-assembled, net-zero energy modular home that can be located in areas affected by natural disasters such as tornadoes and hurricanes.
Team Tidewater's home, beautifully decorated and finished, fits right in among the top entries in the competition. Visitors to the home marveled at the design and features of Unit 6 Unplugged, as the home is called, especially its innovative "sun space," a balcony that can be enclosed from the elements by simply lifting a single, motorized window.
HU professor David Peronnet said the frantic, weeklong construction at the Solar Decathlon site was incredibly hard work, but fun as well. "You'd look across at the other designs, wave hello and see these fascinating structures take shape."
Jordan Smith a Hampton student who served as lead architect on the project, was part of a crew putting in long days getting the home through inspection by Department of Energy personnel, and ready for the competition. "We were fortunate. It went well so we were actually able to get ahead of schedule," Smith said. That meant the team members had time to add some nice finishing touches to the home, which included putting planters around the front of the porch filled with native southeast Virginia plants.
The teams had seven days from the time they received their plot at the Solar Decathlon site to get the homes ready for the competition. Whitelaw said ODU graduate environmental engineering student Jodi Knorowski did an incredible job overseeing the entire operation of taking the home down from its campus construction site, loading it onto trucks, shipping it to DC and assembling it in less than a week for the competition.
"Jodi was in charge of that entire process, and to have our home pass inspection on the first try, seventh out of the teams participating, is a fantastic achievement," Whitelaw said.
He also said the enterprise wouldn't have been possible without the passion and dedication of the team's four faculty advisers: Peronnet, HU architecture professor Mason Andrews, and ODU's Stella Bondi, assistant professor of engineering technology, and Mujde Erten-Unal (the project PI), associate professor of civil and environmental engineering.
"These four faculty members did everything for us, providing their time, their encouragement, using their own credit cards to purchase things the team needed. We could not have done this without them, and they were maintaining their regular academic load at the same time. We can't thank them enough," Whitelaw said.
Other team members who knocked themselves out to make Unit 6 Unplugged a reality include, from ODU, Holly-Ann Hillard, Joshua Davis, Ann Hageman, Christopher May, John Purdue, Wayne Laustsen, Hamami Youssef and Kevin Brinker.
HU members that have been integral to the success of Team Tidewater are Noel Harrison, Dana Cook, Danielle Dunn, Danielle Forrest, Elbert Whitfield, Kenneth Rubio, Kevin Stiff, Lewis Fisher, Maria Derbeneva, Mark Matel, Paul McGraw, Robert Stackhouse and Syreeta Brooks.
Wednesday and Thursday of last week, before throngs of visitors arrive at the site, were a chance for team members to get to know each other, and look at each other's designs.
"We're here to the see the neighbors!" a visitor from Team New Zealand called out as a group of Kiwi team members walked next door to check out Team Tidewater's design. The New Zealanders - whose striking First Light design incorporates insulation made of sheep wool - will be the guests of Team Tidewater at a dinner-and-movie night during the week.
That's one of the 10 competitions each home participates in during Solar Decathlon - an evening of entertaining another team to demonstrate the functionality of the home. Other judged contests include marketability, engineering and energy performance. The Department of Energy is also running an online poll to select the People's Choice winner among the 19 Solar Decathlon finalists. To vote, go to: http://www.solardecathlon.gov/poll/pca/pca_register.php.
The first of the awards will be presented Tuesday, Sept. 27, with the grand prize for Solar Decathlon 2011 being presented on Saturday, Oct. 1.
This article was posted on: September 29, 2011
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Edinburgh: Where the past meets the present
Perhaps no city in the UK possesses a sense of history as much as Edinburgh does. Scotland's capital is alive with a distinct feel of the past, all mixed with the urgency of the contemporary.
Here are the best things to see and do in Edinburgh, the great places to grab some grub, the perfect places to pitch up for a pint and where to head for some retail therapy. Plus the secret spots you might never have heard of.
From its world-famous castle, the hustle-bustle of Princes Street and the backstreet bonhomie of its pubs, Edinburgh is a must-visit. We've had a dig around town to cherry-pick the best highlights.
Things to see and do in Edinburgh
Edinburgh Castle is a must. Dominating the city's skyline, it inspires feelings of awe and wonder. The size of the castle means you can easily organise your own itinerary, but highlights include the Stone of Destiny, the Great Hall and St Margaret's Chapel. The castle's popularity means it is busy, but do make some time to visit.
Scotland's capital is also one of the greenest cities in the UK, its streets scattered with parks and gardens. If you fancy a break from shopping on Princes Street, escape for half an hour to one of the many outdoor spaces. Holyrood Park, at the foot of the Royal Mile, and Inverleith Park are our picks.
For some culture, the Scottish National Gallery, set in the heart of the city, houses masterpieces by Monet, Gauguin and Van Gogh. And it's free.
Shopping in Edinburgh
A stroll down Princes Street is a must. Bustling and busy, here you'll find major retailers such as Next, Russell and Bromley and H&M and Edinburgh's very own department store Jenners. Princes Street Gardens is only a short walk away too.
For something a little more off-the-beaten-track, give the Royal Mile a whirl. The name given to the streets that make up the main thoroughfare of Edinburgh's resplendent Old Town, the Mile is choc-full of souvenir shops and quirky retailers. Don't let that put you off: you'll discover kitsch gifts and Scottish staples such as cashmere, whisky and fudge.
A hop away from the Royal Mile is the vibrant Grassmarket area. Here you'll find delis offering speciality food and drink, cool clothes shops, music stores and art galleries.
Food and drink in Edinburgh
Pubs full of character, super little cafes, fine dining and farmers' markets. Edinburgh hosts a number of Michelin-starred restaurants, of which Castle Terrace is worth a mention. Headed by Edinburgh-born head chef Dominic Jack, the Terrace fuses French cooking techniques with contemporary British cuisine.
The Cellar Door offers Scottish fare at reasonable prices – think home-made burgers, Highland chicken and haggis bon-bons. As for pubs and bars, the world's your oyster. No trip to the Royal Mile is complete without a swift one in Deacon Brodie's – OK, so it's touristy, but it's full of character and charm. Hidden Edinburgh
Here are three spots in Edinburgh you might not have heard of…
Old Calton Cemetery, up on Calton Hill, has graves from a number of notable Edinburgh figures, including the philosopher David Hume, and affords stunning views of the city.
The Museum of Childhood is smack bang on the Royal Mile but you'd be forgiven for missing it. A celebration of early childhood, the museum is an emporium of toys, games, activities and puppet theatres. And it's not just for children – adults will enjoy it too.
Edinburgh's hidden jewels are arguably the 'secret gardens' of the Royal Mile. Nestled behind the street's tenements these green spaces are a little-known part of Edinburgh, perfect for whiling away an hour in pleasant surroundings.
Upcoming events in Edinburgh
Edinburgh Fringe Festival 1-20 August 2014The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is the largest arts festival in the world and takes place every August for three weeks in Scotland's capital city. Come and join us in the celebration of arts and entertainment!
Homecoming Scotland 2014 (right the way through spring and summer) A celebration of all things Scotland: people, landscapes, culture, sport and food and drink.
John Byrne – (14 June-19 October) Works by Paisley-born Byrne, one of Scotland's most prominent artists, will be on display at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery from mid-June. Around 60 paintings, drawings and multimedia works will be on show.
Enjoy your trip to Edinburgh.
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We heard for the first from former University of Sioux Falls Athletic Director Willie Sanchez who resigned from that position this past weekend. Sanchez officially resigned in May
Sanchez was USF's AD for 10-years leading the program from NAIA to Division II.
He played a huge role in the development of the Cougars athletic complex and new football stadium.
He says the stress of the job forced him to step away.
"When I go to a volleyball game and softball game and we're not winning, I'm sitting there and I go home and take it out on my wife," Sanchez said. "What the heck can I do to make them better. When you cannot deal with the winning and losing aspect of it it's time to get out."
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Technology has always influenced our favorite game. Remember instant replay being introduced in 1986? Yeah, I don't either because I wasn't born just yet. Many of you probably were and can remember football before footballs were even invented.
We all take football very seriously around here. I do too. In the back of our minds we know it is just a game. But in reality, it is so much more. It's more than a game. I won't get into that junk, but we all know football is the shiznit, and technology is only making it better. A lot of people don't enjoy change and I certainly don't to a point but in this day in age it is really inevitable. Change is good. But besides helmets that reduce head injuries, what else around the NFL could we change?
Could there actually ever be a smart field? A field that knows where the player was down, and if it really was a touchdown or not? Could we ever truly get rid of referees or do we need to keep them to have someone to blame? What if a game could be guaranteed 100% flawless. No missed calls, no blown calls. How different would that be? Would that make the game more of a sissy style game? All very debatable questions.
It's safe to assume that nothing like this is in reach, or if it was, even being talked about or available in the see-able future . But it's fun to think about. What about the ball? Could it actually 'think' and know exactly who caught it, how fast it traveled, and if it touched the field or not?
I don't really know what to think if all these changes ever did take place. All of the money involved for all the equipment, rule changes, etc would be ridiculous. It would take many, many, years for any or all of these things to come into play, if they ever did. But it appears the NFL is starting to head in that direction.
You know the yellow first down line we see on TV that is displayed on the field behind the players? My wife was very confused when I took her to her first Colts game. Her first question at the start of the game was "Where's the yellow line?". I laughed at her and explained that it was only on TV. But maybe we were just behind the times to what could be. The NFL is proposing buying equipment from a company that is going to bring the yellow line on the field with laser line technology.
I think it would be cool, if it worked. The details are still being worked out such as if the chain gang would still come out on the field, how it could work etc. But it looks like this technology is trying to expand into not only the NFL, but other sports as well.
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Mario takes to the skies in Super Mario Galaxy, his first outing on the Wii.
VideoGamer.com Score:9
Our Verdict: In the hands of anyone who's been longing for a true sequel to Mario 64, Super Mario Galaxy could well be the game of the year, but it's nowhere near as revolutionary as Mario 64.
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FIFA becomes the first franchise to make £1 billion at UK retail
FIFA 13 is the highest grossing game in the series, followed by FIFA 12.
Gamer online dating site creates 'perfect' virtual woman
Dateagamer.co.uk, an online dating service designed for gamers, has created "perfect" woman Lara Lockhart using the body parts of gaming sirens.
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Well, considering its popularity, it's not really a surprise. But would you rather play FIFA 2013 instead of Battlefield 3 or Black Ops?
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It's mid-February, and while it may not seem like the ideal time for a day off or a long weekend, Monday is indeed a national holiday.
President's Day, established in 1885 to honor our first President, George Washington, is now expanded to include all others to occupy the Oval Office. However, how the holiday is honored and celebrated is not universal.
All Bloomfield Township offices, for example, will remain open Monday, while all city offices in Bloomfield Hills will be closed in observance of the holiday. Most banks in the area are also closed for service, and, as usual, all state and federal offices will be closed on Monday, including the U.S. Post Office on South Boulevard.
The Baldwin Public Library will be open for regular hours. However, the Bloomfield Township Public Library will be closed as a furlough day for staff. The library will reopen at regular hours on Tuesday.
Students at the The Roeper School start their mid-Winter Break Monday, and Cranbrook students are off Monday in observance of the holiday. Students in the Bloomfield Hills Schools won't start their mid-winter break until Friday.
Also open Monday:
- Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center
- The Community House
- Cranbrook Institute of Science
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Jack McCoy Named Most Popular Fictional Lawyer in Blog Contest
Posted Jul 21, 2011 7:57 AM CDT
By Debra Cassens Weiss
Move over, Lionel Hutz. The votes are in, and the most popular fictional lawyer of the last 30 years is Jack McCoy, the prosecutor played by Sam Waterston on Law & Order.
Above the Law asked its readers to vote in its Fictional Lawyer contest. McCoy won, to the consternation of fans of the animated Simpsons lawyer of I Can't Believe It's a Law Firm! voiced by the late Phil Hartman.
The contest was limited to fictional lawyers of the last 30 years "because I didn't want the competition dominated by the old guys," writes blogger Elie Mystal. "To my horror, this contest has taught me that I'm the old guy." He theorizes that younger readers helped propel McCoy to victory because the other fictional lawyers were ancient history.
"Congratulations to Sam Waterston, Dick Wolf, and the entire Law & Order brain trust," Mystal writes. "You've created a character that is extremely popular and will live on in the minds of young lawyers for at least another generation."
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With the addition of Kendall Wright, there was some speculation that he could possibly contribute in the return game. We've seen the importance of returns dwindle in the last year as the NFL instituted rule changes, but I would be interested to see what Wright can do back there. Regardless, this post isn't about advocating for Kendall Wright to be the primary return man; it's to delve into the debate about using a roster spot on a kick returner who doesn't contribute elsewhere.
Let's first start with Mariani's numbers, and split it up into kick returns and punt returns.
Kick returns:
2010: 60 returns, 1530 yards, 25.5 Y/R (yards per return), 1 TD.
2011: 32 returns, 748 yards, 23.4 Y/R, 0 TD.
Punt returns:
2010: 27 returns, 329 yards, 12.2 Y/R, 1 TD.
2011: 46 returns, 490 yards, 10.7 Y/R, 1 TD.
I wasn't all that interested in the 2010 numbers, but wanted to show them because they indicate the lessening importance of the return game, specifically kick offs. Mariani's numbers were basically cut in half because of the rule changes. I was surprised to see his punt return numbers actually increase this year.
Now I wanted to look and see how his numbers stacked up against the rest of the league. Mariani returned on average 2 kickoffs per game, for a total of 46.8 yards. In order to compare him against the rest of the league, I set the qualifying requirement of returning at least 16 kicks in 16 games. Mariani placed 27th out of 36 returners when sorted by yards per return. Even if you raise the bar to say 18 returns, Mariani would still finish 21st out of 29. He is below average amongst his fellow returners.
Unfortunately, there were so many numbers that I couldn't calculate a weighted average on my calculator. If we were to replace Mariani with even the 18th returner (currently Josh Cribbs), we would gain on average 3.18 yards per game from kickoffs (assuming we continue Mariani's pace of 2 returns per game). The difference between Percy Harvin, the leader on that chart, and Mariani, is an average of 17.24 yards per game. These numbers tell us two things. If we replace Mariani with an average returner, our return game will either stay the same or slightly improve. If we find a great return man, we would receive a substantial boost in the return game. From this data, it seems that Mariani should not be kept solely as a return man.
Now we'll do the same comparison for punt returns. Mariani saw an increased role this year as the punt returner, and his results were quite good. He seems to excel at this spot. He returned an average of 2.875 punts per game for an average of 10.7 yards. That average was good enough to push him over the midway point on the list, as he finished 12th out of 29 returners. The middle men on the list though have averages only slightly less that Mariani's, with Darren Sproles and Lardarius Webb finishing with 10.14 and 10.03 Y/P, respectively. If we replaced Mariani with an average punt returner, it's likely our punt return game would only drop off slightly.
So what does this sum up to? Assuming we don't replace Mariani with someone completely incompetent (I'm looking at you Ryan Mouton), it's likely we could replace Mariani and not see a drastic change positively or negatively in the return game. So I ask you, is it worth it to use a roster spot on a player like Mariani? I'd rather we find someone that can do more than just return duty.


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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) - Thousands of lads and lasses hit the streets of the Gaslamp Sunday for the 18th annual Shamrock party.
More than 12,000 Irish revelers are expected to attend the largest Irish celebration on the West Coast.
The event features a 150-foot Irish pub, as well as three stages for Irish bands.
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DOJ Adds Five New Charges Against Ex-Rep. Renzi
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The government added a conspiracy to commit insurance fraud charge to the indictment. Explaining the charge, the government argued that Renzi, co-defendant Dwayne Lequire and others willfully embezzled funds and premiums from a risk retention company called Spirit Mountain to pay Renzi's "substantial personal expenses."
A superseding indictment was filed in late September.
Renzi's trial was supposed to begin last month but has been stuck in pretrial wrangling.


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The library website is your gateway to research at UC Berkeley.
The sites below are good starting places and quick reference sources. See also the complete list of Classics dictionaries and encylopedias as well as Art History dictionaries and encyclopedias from the AH/C Library website.
The Theoi Project
A site exploring Greek mythology and the gods in classical literature and art. The aim of the project is to provide a comprehensive, free reference guide to the gods (theoi), spirits (daimones), fabulous creatures (theres) and heroes of ancient Greek mythology and religion.
Lexicon Iconographicum Mythologiae Classicae (NX650 M9 L48, Room 308E)
This print encyclopedia is a monumental work of Greek, Etruscan and Roman mythological iconography. Entries in the text volumes are arranged in alphabetical order by mythological figure. Each detailed entry begins with cross-references and references to literary sources, bibliography, and a catalog of works of art with references to plate volumes.
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TOMS + Movember 2012 = Raising Awareness for Men's Health
If you are interested in raising awareness for men's health, then why not grow a moustache this November? Whether you are able to grow a thick bushy one, or a mere stubbly remnant of one, if you grow a mustache you will automatically be taking part in the global movement 'Movember' which is designed to raise awareness for men's health, particularly testicular cancer and prostate cancer, and to raise funds for charities, medicine and research.
What is Movember + TOMS Collaboration?
Movember is an awareness campaign with one simple mission statement – for all men to have a shave at the start of November, and then grow a moustache throughout the month – not a beard or a goatee, but a pure moustache with the rest of the face clean-shaven. Movember has always been an awareness campaign, and not a fashion-trend-turned-campaign as many people wrongly think.
Movember had modest beginnings as a small campaign in Melbourne, Australia in 2003. Now it is global with official campaigns all over Europe, Africa and North America, unofficial support elsewhere, and in partnership with the charity business TOMS, who sell shoes and eyewear and make donations for every product they sell. Supporters and fellow organizations (like us here at AutismUnited.org) can register with the Movember.com platform to fund-raise, and last year, over 850,000 registrants helped to raise more than $125 million for the cause.
Promoting Men's Health
Awareness over male health issues such as prostate and testicular cancer is extremely important. Prostate cancer is the 5th most common cancer across both the sexes and the 2nd commonest cancer in men. 900,000 men were diagnosed globally with the disease in 2008, and an estimated 258,000 men died of the disease. Testicular cancer is a rare form of cancer, accounting for less than 1% off all cancers, but spreads quickly and can be deadly for those that contract the disease.
Despite the high mortality rates associated with male cancers, much can be done to swing the balance in our favor and reduce the impact of these cancers. The most important first steps are education, understanding and awareness. For example, men are often not comfortable with talking about prostate health, and are unwilling to undertake simple procedures to ensure they are in the clear. Ignorance is bliss, but this ignorance often leads to a far smaller chance of survival if a cancer is diagnosed, as in such cases it is often diagnosed too late with the cancer already spreading. All in all, average male mortality rates are much lower than women because of death from illnesses that are preventable.
Overall, men have a lot to learn when it comes to preventative health, and helping men learn and understand issues like the ones above is crucial in tackling the problem. Further highlighting the issues through education and conversation is the core aim of Movember. An estimated 1.9 billion conversations about men's health were made last Movember, and with your support, further conversations can be made, money donated and funds raised in the name of men's health.


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A good day of training for Inter at Appiano Gentile today. In particular, as reported by Sky Sport 24, much attention was paid to the flanks where Inter had problems dealing with Milan players in the recent derby.
Against Catania, Alvarez and Schelotto are candidates for the starting lineup in a trident with Cassano as the only first striker. Also good sessions for Cristian Chivu who could be the starter against Catania given the absences of Ranocchia and Walter Samuel.
In the midfield, Stramaccioni should have more solutions with Kovacic, Cambiasso and Kuzmanovic as the favorites to play from first minute.
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Ibis enjoy 21-point cushion in table tennis
12:13pm Thursday 29th November 2012 in Sport
DEFENDING champions Ibis have stormed into a massive 21-point lead at the top of Division One in the Kendal and District League, with main rivals Glaxo A lying in third having only played four matches.
The table-topping Kendal side built this lead courtesy of 9-1 and 10-0 drubbings of Crook A and Dallam A respectively.
Ibis's Steve Dixon and James McGrath were unbeaten in both matches, with Mike Taylor scoring a solitary point in Ibis's game against Crook, earning an impressive 11-8 victory in the fourth set against Nicholson.
The defeat leaves Crook in eighth place, while Dallam look in all kinds of trouble, lying two points above the relegation zone.
Natland A rose to second in the table following an impressive 7-3 success against Crook A. Harry Carter was the man of the match, winning all three matches, which added to Mark Ashburn's victories against Chris Knowles and Martin Wakelin and John Fearon's three set success also against Wakelin.
Burton's point came courtesy of Stitch's two wins, including a fabulous 11-9 win in the fourth set against Fearon.
Knowles also got in on the act for Burton, disposing of Fearon 11-9 in an exhausting final set showdown.
The defeat leaves Burton in sixth place.
Division Three is being dominated by two teams - Natland E and Crook C.
But Burton E caused a major upset by beating leaders Natland E 25-12. Brian Gourlay was impressive with a hattrick of wins, and he was ably supported by teammates Mark Stitch and Aidan Branch, who won two matches apiece.
Natland's points came from Anthea Bevan and Tim Marris's victories against Stitch and Branch respectively.
Crook C are yet to be beaten and recorded their seventh win in as many games by dispatching Natland F 21-13.
Natland battled valiantly, although Crook's quality shone through, as Ben Metsers scored a hat-trick of routine victories. Metsers was supported by two wins from Paul Metsers, who was unfortunate not to come away with three wins, as he was defeated by Glen Allen 11-7 in a dramatic final set showdown.
Dallam E scraped past their F team 19-16, making it their first win of the season. James Neal impressed with three wins for Dallam, while Nina Duxbury chipped in with two victories.
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---- — Courage or Callousness?
I have heard many arguments against the expansion of Medicaid under Obamacare. But until now I did not know that it takes courage to deny health care to the poor. That is, until I read the recent letter from the gentleman in Exeter ("Courage," Carriage Towne News, June 27).
I know that political people like to play around with the usual meanings of words (Greed is good. Corporations are people.) But we should heed what George Orwell had to say about such distortions: "Political language is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable."
The letter writer wants our legislators to refuse to expand the Medicaid program in New Hampshire and that all it takes is a little "courage." But when you deny someone access to the necessities of life simply because they are too poor, is that courage or callousness?
Most of us do not like to think of ourselves as being callous or cruel, so it feels much better if we convince ourselves that our actions are noble. But when we do so, we are using political language and ultimately deluding ourselves.
The expansion of Medicaid is the generous act of a humane people. Our refusal to do so would be callous and cruel---certainly not courageous.
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Astonishment can be found everywhere, it's intrinsic to human nature; when we notice it, we must share and reproduce it.
Spreading astonishment to viralise inspiration /
The Japanese have a word to describe astonishment: aware. This word not only can be traduced into English as "astonishment", but also as the feeling of astonishment at the moment in which it begins to evaporate from our perception, a melange of richness, completion and imminent loss, like when we see a hummingbird on a flower —and after an instant is has gone.
Astonishment creates extremely different reaction: among the first, indubitably, we can find inspiration and the need to share it. Maybe that is why the "Share" option in many websites is more than a way of viralising the contents, but also a manner of sharing with others an image, a video or information which has changed, perhaps slightly or, perhaps momentarily, the way we see the world and how we get involved in it.
Probably astonishment is the emotion behind viral contents —and hence, of the dynamic of sharing that information with our friends or our audience. Perhaps with some idealisation we could envision the Internet as an enormous filter to share amazement, but a simple conversation with friends could be much more enriching if we shared that information (whether they be experiences, information, books, films or music) which has touched the fibres of our being somehow and which, to complete the cycle of astonishment, we must share with them.
Perhaps the indigenous people of Lakota may serve as a good example to help us better understand astonishment. The word that comes closest to defining the feeling in their tongue is itonpa, which means "thank" and to "care for". When something amazes us, that something becomes important to us, and we wish to protect it and share it, this happens with natural wonders and artistic expressions; a part of us is silently grateful for being able to witness the beauty of the world and that of human creations, which triggers the necessity of sharing it with our loved ones.
Additionally, the quintessential product of astonishment is something we all, as artists or potential artists, know well: inspiration.
Even the physical response before astonishment (using again the imaginary example of the hummingbird); we pause our breathing: a sudden halting of our train of thought, a complete physical and emotional availability to experiment the fast moment that evaporates as we experience it. The following response is to take in as much air as we can: literally to inspire.
All this because inspiration is a force of nature: it is the best argument since it appeals to our emotions and not to our intellect. Which words could we add to Beethoven's Ninth Symphony coral crescendo, or how would we explain the flow of emotions we experience when we see images of a supernova in the midst of an explosion? In the same way art, nature and social causes appeal to our empathy (the possibility of putting ourselves in the place of the other) to join forces and build a better world.
Inspiration is an unstoppable flow that is born from astonishment and the need to share it. It is a force that isn't produced but reproduced: it mines, like water, it forms fountains and waterfalls, it evaporates to come back as thousands of small droplets and as rain it dampens everything around us. We only have to take notice of it: the astonishment is there, just now, before our eyes.Tagged: admire, inspiration, viralise


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text: In all the excitement of next year's recruiting, I just thought I'd post about Rajon Rondo in case it was overlooked. He had another triple double last night leading the Celtics to a two point win in OT with 10 pts, 10 rebounds and 20 assists. This was his 19th consecutive double figure assist game! That's the most since John Stockton's mark in 1992. Congrats to Rajon. He's got the aging Celtics team on a roll again as they head toward the playoffs.


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the design. There was a curious mix of competition and collaboration. And then, quite suddenly, we were done. The design was so simple it almost felt wrong. I was proud of it.
In December 2004 I rotated onto another ThoughtWorks project and introduced this back-and-forth development technique to my first pair-programming partner. The thought occurred to me that naming this technique might make sharing the concept easier. After blogging about it, I discovered on Ward's wiki that it is called ping-pong programming.
There are certainly many programming scenarios where this style of development might not be appropriate, but for the several teams that I've worked with, it has provided some helpful structure to our pair programming sessions. I know there are some bored pair programmers out there, staring silently as their partner drives for hours on end. If that's you, consider giving ping-pong programming a try.
For someone who loves games and competition, the rhythm that develops in these programming sessions feels like home. When it's working right, it is competitive and collaborative at the same time. As you compete to take ever-smaller steps, you are collaboratively and incrementally building up a rigorously tested set of barely sufficient objects.
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'Another notch' towards death of town centre
10:14am Wednesday 14th November 2012 in Letters
I CANNOT join Cllr Mark Edwards in his celebration of the arrival of Debenhams at Withybush.
A stroll through our town centre should alert the councillor to the parlous state of businesses in town.
Carmarthen, whom he sees as our competitor, has Debenhams in the town centre adjacent to a large multi storey car park.
Our new Debenhams will be another notch in the death of our town centre. It would be good if our councillors came up with a strategy to save our Town Centre.
There is also going to be parking problems possibly with shoppers taking up hospital parking space.
GORDON DOUGHTY (former Haverfordwest town centre manager) Lower Quay Road Hook
I HAVE read with interest the decision to site a Debenhams store in Prendergast, Haverfordwest.
May I suggest to the developers that they increase parking provision urgently.
At present it is difficult to find parking spaces even on 'school days'.
Should such provision not be increased it will, most certainly, deter me from visiting the site and stores.
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Stop polaticing Dan Hawkins, this team is painful to watch. The Buff's are clearly undertalented and that is fine, the Colorado program is clearly not Texas or Oklahoma, we all understand this. The part that makes me so angry is they are OUT COACHED every dam game. The little talent they do have never see's the field and the coaches son thows a ball that sails in the wind like a kite that is nothing less than a field day for opposing defences. Did I forget to say we are out coached every game and our 2 BEST PLAYMAKERS NEVER SEE THE FIELD.
Some thing needs to change in Boulder and needs to change fast. I am no longer drinking the Dan Hawkins cool-aid, no more. The Colorado program is being set back many years by Hawkins, what recruit in their right mind would come to Boulder after watching this coaching meltdown the last 3 years. Not to mention the mismanagement of every aspect of a program. Scott is as good as gone if this continues, mark my words. Let me say one more thing....Gary Barnett may not have been the most ethically responsible person, may not have had the most talent, but his teams played to win the game. They played D and ran the ball down your face, took chances down the field a few times a quater. I was ready for change during Barnetts last year or 2, getting murdered by Texas every year got real old, real fast. We were left with nothing better. What we have now is a soft team that plays ZERO defence, can't run the ball (actually doesn't attempt to run the ball) and is out coached game in and game out.
The Athletic Director and the school president need to pony up for a big name coach. They need to start throwing money around like Adam "Pac Man" Jones at a strip club and they need to start TODAY. If the path continues down this road of negligence Baylor and Iowa State will be out recruiting and beat us shortly. "Return to Dominace" is what Barnett said before he coached one game here, and thats what he did. What's your MOJO Dan Hawkins...Just what the heck is it?


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Since the Supreme Court rendered its opinion on the constitutionality of a mandatory federal health care system last summer, many Americans consider the matter settled. But others recognize that despite the pronouncement of five robed federal employees, the Constitution still does not delegate Congress the power to create and run a health care system for all 300-plus million Americans.
And while many Republicans hoped electoral change in November would put the kibosh on Obamacare, it didn't. So others at the state level have been refusing to put their faith in D.C. politicians to fix a problem D.C. politicians created in the first place. With Republican House leadership indicating they lack the political will to defund the monstrosity, the ranks of those looking to block implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act at the state level continue to swell.
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text: When i first glanced at suck on this a couple of months ago, I wasn't all that well motivated. After all, I already had frizzle fry, which 5 of the song on it, and pork soda which had "the pressman," and i also think that this is why there so few people reviewing it. But then how did i come to buying it awhile later? As it turns out, this cd isn't all that appealig if you view it as an entirely different album, but if you view it as the songs from two early primus concerts packed in this really cool little digipack (if you get the re-release), so that it can be heard any time, any where. As far as the music itself goes, it is amazing. and there are slight differences in the songs from thier studeo versions(except for jellikit, which a studeo if any, is yet to come), for example "John the fisherman," has a different, yet better intro, or the chorus of "the pressman," the drums are louder, and more appearent, which makes it sound a lot less awkward than the studeo version from "pork soda," the only critisizm here was the abscence of tom waits in "tommy the cat" but its still a good song. One last comment isthat this is one of those great live albums, where the sound doesn't occaisianally get marred by the audience, when they are cheering in the middle of the song, nor are there those times when the singer pauses to let the audience sing part of the song, and you can't make out what they are saying. which makes it one of best collections of live songs I've ever heard. overall 5/5


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UFC veteran Sean McCorkle will be back in action in October. McCorkle will headline Chicago Cagefighting Championship IV on October 15 in Villa Park, IL.
McCorkle came into the UFC in 2010, immediately making a name for himself with a victory over Mark Hunt at UFC 119. With a 10-0 record, McCorkle was moved up to the semi-main event of UFC 124, where he was stopped by Stefan Struve in the first round. He then lost to Christian Morecraft, and was subsequently cut. He's 2-0 since, and has his eye on a return to the UFC.
His opponent on the 15th will be Justin Grizzard, who has a 7-13 record and is coming in off a loss to Abe Wagner. The fight will be contested in the Super Heavyweight division. McCorkle vs. Grizzard is the new main event for the card. The original main event, War Machine vs. Gideon Ray, was cancelled due to injuries suffered in training to both men.
Also on the card will be Carson Beebe (seen last week on the debut of The Ultimate Fighter) and Bellator veteran Josh Shockley. The complete card follows:
Sean McCorkle vs. Justin Grizzard
Chico Camus vs. Jared McMahan
Josh Shockley vs. Michael Santiago
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A number of people have asked for Doug lasted POS article, here is what he wrote. Basically UNC isn't all that good and Syracuse may be the best team in the Big East, but all the other schools are down.
It's hard not to be impressed by the Orange
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Posted by Doug Gottlieb
Syracuse dominated in two consecutive nights at the Garden with blowouts of two teams ranked in the top 12, but its Coaches vs. Cancer title game win was far more impressive than the lopsided victory over Cal and it could point to something special about this Cuse team that was missing from last season's Sweet 16 version.
I took plenty of flak for what I wrote about Syracuse on Friday morning. It was not that I thought the Orange weren't any good Thursday night as I took in the game courtside. Instead it was more my lack of excitement at their shoddy execution of the zone at times, their big men not truly playing "all out" and the shear mismatch of talent with an inferior team that was hobbled and overhyped. Beating Carolina, an extremely young team who has a major flaw of poor guard play and zero guard depth, was far more impressive. Here is why.
Jim Boeheim was dialed in to win and his team responded. The Hall of Famer trimmed his bench, played Andy Rautins and Wesley Johnson all but seven minutes and coached as if it was the national title game.
While you can at times be critical of how Syracuse lets its guys play through mistakes, it works for this team more so due to the makeup of the roster. Though Rautins and Brandon Triche had nine combined turnovers against UNC, Boeheim seems to be able to get them to make up for it on the defensive end. While Roy Williams was running guys in and out of the game, Boeheim seemed far more comfortable knowing what he wanted and what he would receive from his group on the floor.
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Boeheim was high on both Wesley Johnson and his team this offseason. Now we know why.
Syracuse's big men were alive and alert along the baseline, specifically in the second half when they trapped without fouling in the "short corner." There are times when Arinze Onuaku and Rick Jackson have simply stood flat-footed and played "hands up Harry." Friday night was not one of those times.
The length of Syracuse is far more profound this season than at any point during the Jonny Flynn era for the obvious reason of his size, but more importantly, there was an attention to detail against the Heels that has been hit or miss in the zone in the past. Rautins and Johnson are both very smart in how they read shooters and non-shooters as they catch the ball. Rautins' seven steals demoralized the Tar Heels.
Offensively, the Orange played to their strengths and looked like a polished team. While their sets are fairly simple, their spacing was outstanding, their shot selection was solid for the most part and their guards took shots they could make. Kris Joseph gives SU a gunner off the bench and Triche looked far more polished than his sophomore opponent, Larry Drew II. Triche is not explosive, but he is fast with the ball, has a strong body and like Rautins and Johnson, is much more disciplined in defensive technique than Flynn. That kid has been coached well.
So does this impressive MSG performance mean Syracuse is the new Big East favorite? Well, UConn struggles to shoot and has no big men at the level of the Orange. Nova still seems to be searching for what it lost in Dante Cunningham. Georgetown has three good players, but unless the Hoyas bore you to death, they are not winning the Big East. Louisville was really impressive against a undermanned Arkansas team, but no one can trust Edgar Sosa to be consistent yet. Pitt is missing its top two guards and the Panthers are down anyway. WVU has two great wings, but without Alex Ruoff, can the Mountaineers shoot? And how good is their point guard play?
So the more you watch Syracuse -- and the more you think about the Big East big picture -- the more you buy in to the Orange. Maybe, just maybe, they are the best team in the conference.
As we take a breath and realize that these were indeed two "home" games, against two teams could and should look very different come March, there is still no way to not be impressed by Syracuse's two-day performance. Gone are the "look at me" tactics and shenanigans of Eric Devendorf. Gone is the ever-frustrating and tantalizing athletic gifts of Paul Harris. Gone (regrettably) is the smile and big-play ability of Jonny Flynn. But they are replaced by a more blue-collar, defensive-oriented, ego-less cast that may in fact prove to be more successful.
Here are 10 more things I took away from two nights at the Garden:
1. Wesley Johnson is the real deal. Though he is not a break-you-down ball handler, he does have solid a couple of dribble moves to get to the basket. Johnson is "NBA long," has improved his jumper steadily over the last few years and is a legit threat for Big East Player of the Year. Rarely are transfers as good as advertised, but those of us who knew him as a lightly recruited prep school stud are not surprised. Johnson's only flaw is a tendency to take long, contested jumpers, but he makes up for it with really good fundamentals and consistent work ethic on the boards and on defense.
2. Roy Williams cost his team any real shot at competing by yanking Larry Drew early in the second half. Lost in the midst of a 22-1 run to begin the half was Williams taking out his only real point guard and laying in to him a bit on the bench. Additionally, Williams chose not to call a timeout and his team was left helpless with Will Graves hoisting a pair of bad shots and Dexter Strickland looking overwhelmed at the prospects of dissecting the Cuse zone. The game means little in the long run for UNC, but it got away from the Heels in a hurry with Drew on the bench.
3. Andy Rautins' lack of ego is the difference so far. Rautins had seven steals, took good shots and was constantly hugging and encouraging his big men during the breaks. While Johnson is the star in terms of talent, Rautins seems to have everyone's respect and is using his powers for good, not evil.
4. Evan Turner has the attention of everyone at this and the next level. Though he is not a point guard, his passing and ball-handling continue to impress, as does his ability to use his body and strength. OSU is a B.J. Mullens (or a Jared Sullinger) away from competing for a Big Ten title. Might Turner stay one more year and wait for that No. 2 recruiting class to arrive? He could have been a lottery pick this summer, but he still does not really have college 3-point range. Let's just say that stranger things have happened. One side note: Mullen has yet to play a minute in the NBA.
5. Cal is in for a long month or two if Theo Robertson does not play. With trips to Kansas, New Mexico, Pacific and a big home game against Iowa State, Robertson and Harper Kamp need to be in uniform for the preseason Pac-10 favorite to have any sort of decent out-of-conference showing.
6. Duke is the favorite in the ACC. While the Blue Devils lack depth in their backcourt, there is simply no comparison between Nolan Smith, Jon Scheyer, Andre Dawkins and Kyle Singler and what UNC is throwing out there right now. Syracuse would have made a lot of teams look inept Friday night, but Strickland, Graves, Drew, Leslie McDonald and Marcus Ginyard are just not elite-level ACC players.
7. Jerome Randle might have the most range for a small guard since Michael Adams. His ball barely spins, but it is soft and he is comfortable three steps behind the NBA line.
8. John Henson has no position. He is not a 3 and simply could not play the 4. But when you look at his body next to Wesley Johnson, you realize what he will look like in four years. If Carolina and its players have patience, the next couple years will be special.
9. William Buford and Kris Joseph might have been the two most offensive-minded players in the gym during these two nights. Whether it is their established role or simply the role they want to establish, each is looking to shoot nearly every time they touch the ball.
10. While St. John's might not be up to task and the Knicks are an unmitigated disaster, it is obvious that New York City is dying for some good basketball. With many of the top-15 teams in the country set to stop by throughout the season, the fantastic showing in terms of attendance and the atmosphere this week was a sign bigger than the LeBron billboard outside the Garden. It was a sign that hoops is still very much welcome in the city that never sleeps.
Doug Gottlieb is a college basketball analyst for ESPN and a contributor to ESPN.com. "The Doug Gottlieb Show" can be heard weekdays from 4 to 7 p.m. ET on ESPN Radio and ESPNRadio.com.


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The face lifted Buick Regal has been aired in the USA but hasn't yet made it to China, an unusual turn of events considering that China usually receives Buick products first before the North American market.
For 2014 no considerable updates have been made, like the Lacrosse the Regal has gained an enlarged grill which gives the Buick nose a more prominent styling and the rear end has been given an extended chrome bar that extends through the rear lights. The interior has undergone a mild make over with the addition of tan colored seats. 2.0L, 2.0L and 1.6T are on offer, as well the range topping 2.0T which is apparently pumping out a lot more BHP than the last one with 220bhp, we suspect that the engine has been updated with direct injection to give it the same power as the last generation Cadillac SLS or the current XTS which boasts 270bhp.
The new Regal is expected to shine at the Guangzhou Auto Show next month with pricing is expected to be from 190,000RMB, a little more expensive than the last version but still likely to be popular.


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The Game Is Afoot
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I'm a RAIDERS fan from back in the 80's. Have lived in Indiana all my life. And get a lot of shit for not being a colts fan. Oh well.
I am looking for a Miller Lite RAIDER schedule for the 2011 season. I was working in a bar when 9/11 happened and secured and relocated the schedule they had because the games had been moved around. I would like to have one for the 2011 season.For one,to have the tenth anniversary of 9/11, and two, to have one for the passing of Al Davis (he will be greatly missed)
I work for a fab shop and have designed a Oakland Raiders BBQ Grill spatula that I am willing to trade for said poster. The spatula is made from food grade stainless steel with solid wood handle and has the RAIDER emblem cut through the flat part. It is top quality and I think would work well.(Mine has never touched the grill, just hangs inside the door to the garage where all can see).The poster I have now is just a normal size poster made from poster board with the Miller Lite logo, and would like to have the same.
You can reach me through my e-mail at email@example.com. I have a photo of the spat that I can send.
Thanks for any help you can give. GO RAIDERS and God bless Al Davis