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Sochi Olympics: What Potential Threat is Most Likely to Actually Occur?There have been all kinds of threat warnings regarding the situation on the ground in Sochi. That being said, not all of these threats are created equal. Here is a rundown of some of the security threats the Sochi games might face.
Which Gay Icons Have Spoken Out Against the Sochi Games?Whether calling for a boycott, a change of venue, or the repeal of Russia's discriminatory laws, these notable people have spoken out against some aspect of the 2014 games in Sochi, and raised awareness about Russia's anti-gay legislation.
From Sochi to Beijing: Why Do the Olympics Have an Animal Rights Problem?Why is it that the Olympics seem to have such an image problem when it comes to animal rights? As upsetting as the Sochi dog killing story may be, it is far from the first animal rights controversy to strike the Olympic games.
What Happens to Sochi's Olympic Stadium After the Winter Games?But when the 2014 Winter Olympic games are over at the end of February, what happens to the purpose-built Olympic stadium in Sochi?
How Many Calories Does an Olympic Athlete Burn Per Day During Training?Ever wondered how many calories an Olympian burns every day when they're training? The answer may surprise you!
How Much Does it Cost for Olympian's Families to Go to the Games?In order to see the games, an Olympian's family must pay thousands of dollars in travel and lodging costs.
Winter or Summer Olympics: Who Gets the Biggest Endorsement Deals?Which group of Olympians tend to make the most money: athletes from the Summer Olympics or the Winter Olympics?
From Sochi to Munich: The Sad History of Olympic Violence, Riots, and BombsWhile the Olympics are often a tool for international friendship and cooperation, tragedy has often overshadowed athletic victories at the games.
Vanessa-Mae and Other Olympians Not Competing for Their Country of BirthDespite the fact that Vanessa-Mae self-identifies as British and resides in the UK, she will be competing at the games on behalf of Thailand. What other athletes have done the same?
Patrick J. Adams Guests on 'Orphan Black': Other 'Suits' Stars Should Go Sci-Fi!Seeing Adams primed to make the transition from legal drama to sci-fi show has some "Suits" fans wondering if the other "Suits" cast members should follow Adams' example.
Emilia Clarke Does 'Terminator' Film: Other 'Thrones' Actors Who Could Helm an '80s RebootGiven the global popularity of the "Game of Thrones" series, it's only a matter of time before the other actors on the show are snapped up for '80s film reboots of their own. Here are some ideas for "Game of Thrones" stars who could star in '80s reboots.
'Homeland' Season 3 Finale Recap: [SPOILER] Dies, Carrie Keeps the BabyIn the Season 3 finale of "Homeland," Carrie and Brody were able to reunite. But would the pair escape from Tehran? And would Brody ever be able to go back to a "normal" life?
Michael Phelps Guest Stars on 'Suits': Other Olympians on TVFans of USA's legal drama "Suits" have a lot to look forward to this March. The show returns from its mid-season hiatus on March 6, and is set to guest star famed Olympian Michael Phelps.
Why Canceling 'Ripper Street' was the BBC's Biggest Mistake of 2013The second season of "Ripper Street" will conclude on Dec. 16 in the UK, but will not air on BBC America until February 2014. Despite somewhat low ratings, canceling this gritty Victorian crime drama was still a bad call. Here's why.
4 Reasons 'Almost Human' Will Almost Certainly Be CanceledDespite Karl Urban's immense likability, the series was predicted as having a 10 percent chance of getting renewed by TV by the Numbers. Here are four reasons why this futuristic crime drama hasn't been a ratings smash.
The Thrilling Red-Carpet Challenges of 'Project Runway'Always controversial, these red-carpet challenges push the designers to their limits. Here's a guide to these memorable episodes.
'Psych' Musical Features Barry Bostwick: His Best TV RolesBostwick's character is Armitage, a womanizer who owns the theater where the musical is being staged in the "Psych" special. In honor of Bostwick's upcoming TV appearance, here's a look back at some of his most celebrated TV roles.
Oona Chaplin and Other 'Game of Thrones' Stars Who Do Foreign FilmsChaplin isn't the only "Game of Thrones" star who has parlayed her HBO success into the international cinema scene. Here is a list of other "Game of Thrones" stars who have done films in a language other than English.
Giving Back: The Best 'Top Chef' Charity ChallengesHere are some of the most memorable charity challenges "Top Chef" has ever devised.
'Homeland' Recap: Brody Goes Rogue in 'Big Man in Tehran'The penultimate episode of "Homeland" Season 3 was called "Big Man in Tehran." In this nail-biter, Brody goes rogue and sends the folks at the CIA into a panic.
'Bones' Recap: 'The Spark in the Park' Features McKayla Maroney!Here's what happened in this exciting episode, which starred special guest McKayla Maroney.
'Project Runway' Challenges Inspired by TV: 'The Simpsons' and BeyondFrom period dramas to morning talk shows, the following "Project Runway" challenges were all about designing looks for TV shows.
'Top Chef': 5 Mistakes Every Team Makes During Restaurant WarsYear after year, it seems like the contestants on "Top Chef" make the same mistakes when it comes to their Restaurant Wars strategy. Here are five common mistakes that teams seem to make every time Restaurant Wars comes around.
Bonding Through Baseball: TV's Best Family MomentsFrom sitcoms to legal dramas to science fiction, the following shows have all proved that baseball brings families together.
'Psych' Musical Guest Star Anthony Rapp: His Best TV RolesFans of musical theatre are very excited about the upcoming musical episode of "Psych." Given the fact that the episode features Broadway legend Anthony Rapp as a guest star, it's not hard to see why!
'The Michael J. Fox Show' is 'Certain' to Be Canceled: What's Next for the Cast?The experts at TV by the Numbers have predicted that ratings for "The Michael J. Fox Show" have dipped so low that the freshman series is "certain" to be canceled. What will the cast of this once-promising series do next?
Beyond 'South Park': TV's Epic 'Game of Thrones' Parodies and Shout-OutsIn honor of the upcoming conclusion to the "Game of Thrones" Black Friday storyline on "South Park," here is a guide to some other TV shows that have paid homage to the geeky goodness of Westeros.
'Homeland' Recap: Brody Crosses the Border in 'Good Night'In the "Homeland" episode "Good Night," Brody had to secretly make his way across the border from Iraq into Iran. Meanwhile, Quinn learns Carrie's big secret!
'American Dad' Moves to TBS: Could 'Raising Hope' or 'Goldbergs' Follow?TBS has developed a reputation as a home for quality comedy that wasn't getting its fair due on the big networks. As 2013 draws to a close, here are some TV comedies that are "on the bubble" for renewal, and could potentially find a new home on TBS.
Keep 'Raising Hope' from Cancellation: Bring Katy Perry Back!Could bringing Katy Perry back for another guest spot on "Raising Hope" save this endangered Fox comedy series? Some fans seem to think so.
'Homeland' Recap: 'One Last Time' for Carrie and Brody?In the "Homeland" episode "One Last Time," Carrie and Brody are finally reunited after spending almost the entire season apart. Was their reunion filled with kisses, or with tears?
4 Astonishing, Mind-Boggling Facts About 'Game of Thrones'But despite its popularity, there are some surprising facts about this show that even the most devoted fans don't know. Here are some astonishing facts about this groundbreaking series.
4 Reasons 'The Michael J. Fox Show' Might Get CanceledHere are four reasons why "The Michael J. Fox Show" is struggling to find an audience, and may be canceled.
'Psych: The Musical': 4 Things Fans Want to SeeHere are five things "Psych" fans are hoping to see in this epic musical event.
'Hostages' in Trouble: 4 Reasons This Show Can't Find an Audience"Hostages" was one of the most hotly anticipated new shows of the Fall 2013 TV season. Despite this intriguing premise, the show's ratings have been dropping steadily with each passing week.
LeBron James, Lamar Odom, and Other Athletes that Should Guest on 'Suits'In upcoming seasons of "Suits," it would be interesting to see some real-life athletes appear onscreen. Here are some of the athletes who would be the best fit.
'Dracula' Bites: 5 Things TV Fans Aren't Getting from Today's Vamp ShowsPart of the reason that "Dracula" is losing its audience may be because vampire fans aren't getting to see the types of scenes they crave. "Dracula" and other vampire TV shows, take note. Here are some things TV fans really want to see more of on vampire-
'Homeland' Recap: Somebody Gets Pregnant in 'Still Positive'The Nov. 3 episode of "Homeland" was called "Still Positive." In this nail-biting, gutwrenching episode, Carrie tries to prove her loyalty to Javadi.
4 Reasons 'Once Upon a Time in Wonderland' Will Be CanceledDespite the fact that "Once Upon a Time" is still quite popular, its sister show has struggled to find an audience. Here are some of the main reasons why "Wonderland" hasn't had a wonderful reception.
'Homeland' Recap: A Pregnant Carrie Gets Shot While Tracking the Bomber!The Nov. 17 episode of "Homeland" was called "A Red Wheelbarrow." In this thrilling, tense episode, Carrie and Quinn try to track down the bomber.
3 Reasons 'Back in the Game' Can't Find an AudienceWhere did this promising comedy go wrong? Here are three reasons why this show never found its audience.
'Revolution' Recap: Monroe's Not Dead! Plus, a New Doctor AppearsHere's what happened with Dr. Horn and the rest of the ragtag team of survivors, in case you missed it!
'Bones' Recap: Booth and Brennan Solve a Honeymoon MysteryIn the "Bones" episode "The Nazi on the Honeymoon" newlyweds Booth and Brennan head to Argentina. Unable to totally relax, they decide to help a local detective investigate the murder of a Nazi war criminal.
Bad Medicine: TV's Worst Examples of 'Good' DoctoringHere are some of the worst examples of "good" first aid and medical treatment ever featured on television. Definitely don't try these treatments at home!
I'm (Not) with Stupid: TV's Secretly Smart MoronsFrom sitcoms to legal dramas, the following characters act like morons, but have hidden intellectual depths.
4 Reasons 'Game of Thrones' Fans Are Excited for Discovery's 'Klondike'Despite the fact that these shows are so different, there are actually lots of reasons for "Game of Thrones" fans to tune in to "Klondike" when it premieres in January.
5 Plots 'Better Call Saul' Should Cover in Its First SeasonA prequel series set before the events of "Breaking Bad," "Better Call Saul" will focus on Saul Goodman, the amoral attorney played by Bob Odenkirk.
The Depressing Post-'Breaking Bad' Roles of Famous ActorsBut for other actors, life after "Breaking Bad" has meant taking on some disappointing roles.
The 5 Worst Female Characters on 'Dexter'While Deb, Lila, and even Lumen were mostly well-written, the majority of women on "Dexter" were underdeveloped and one-dimensional. Here are five of the worst female characters that appeared on "Dexter."
'Revolution' Recap: RIP Sebastian Monroe (But Will He Stay Dead?)In a season where one main character has already been killed off and brought back to life, there's no reason Monroe couldn't come back! Here's what happened in this crazy episode, in case you missed it!
Despite Retooling, There Are 4 Reasons 'Revolution' Will Get Canceled"Revolution" just doesn't seem like it will be able to win back lost viewers. Here are four reasons this show is still struggling to find an audience, and could well be canceled.
4 Reasons 'Game of Thrones' Fans Should Be Watching 'Reign'Despite the fact that these two shows have very different target demographics, there are four very good reasons "Game of Thrones" fans ought to be watching "Reign."
'Homeland' Recap: 'The Yoga Play' Puts Carrie in an Awkward PositionNow that Carrie and Saul's plan is finally getting them somewhere, Carrie's "yoga play" has really put her in an awkward position.
4 Most Important Contributions 'Dexter' Made to TelevisionWith all the hate that's been thrown at "Dexter" since the show's controversial finale, it's hard to remember that "Dexter" was once a critically-acclaimed series. "Dexter" broke a lot of new ground, and irrevocably changed the TV landscape.
4 Reasons Fans of 'The Borgias' Should Watch 'Dracula' on NBCHere are four very good reasons that fans of "The Borgias" should be watching NBC's new show, "Dracula."
Popular NBC Stars That Should Guest Judge on 'Top Chef'"Top Chef" could be doing more to lure in viewers of NBC shows. Here are some ideas for NBC-backed stars who should guest judge an episode of "Top Chef."
'Revolution' Recap: Miles Befriends an Enemy in 'One Riot, One Ranger'The Oct. 23 episode of NBC's "Revolution" may have had less bloodshed than other episodes this season, but there was still plenty of high-stakes drama!
Toxic, Unlucky, or Cursed: These Actors Can't Break Their Cycle of TV FlopsMaybe they're cursed. Maybe they're untalented. Or maybe it's just a coincidence. Whatever the reason may be, the following actors just seem destined to star on doomed TV shows.
Playing at Being Married: TV's Steamiest Undercover EpisodesFrom legal dramas to crime procedurals, these TV episodes featured some very steamy, tense moments between two characters who were pretending to be married.
'Bones' Recap: Was Guest Star Chuck Liddell the Murderer of the Week?In the "Bones" episode "The Lady on the List," Booth and Brennan worked with the Jeffersonian team to uncover the truth behind the death of a high school principal
'Homeland' Recap: Brody Finally Shows Up...And Things Get Bloody!If you missed this action-packed episode, here's an update on what's been happening with Brody while Carrie's been in a mental hospital.
'Game of Thrones' Withdrawal? Catch the Stars on These Awesome ShowsThere's only one treatment for "Game of Thrones" withdrawal…watching your favorite "Thrones" actors on another TV show.
The Best Overnight Cooking Challenges on 'Top Chef'"Top Chef" has showcased a number of exhausting, overnight cooking challenges over the years. Some dishes just taste better if you slave over them all night, and these challenges prove that the extra effort can make or break a dish.
'Revolution' Recap: 'Love Story' was the Show's Most Gory Episode to DateWhile "Revolution" has always had its share of guns, sword fights, and bloodshed, the episode "Love Story" seemed especially gory. If you couldn't stomach this brutal episode, here's a guide to what you missed out on!
Showtime Wouldn't Let Dexter Die: 4 Reasons He Should Have Been Killed OffHere are 4 reasons the Showtime execs were wrong to put the kibosh on Dexter's death.
4 Reasons 'Ironside' Isn't Finding an Audience and May Get CanceledHere are four reasons that explain why this show can't seem to find an audience, and is likely to be canceled.
TV Personalities and Characters Who Always Wear Hawaiian ShirtsFrom reality competitions to beloved comedies, Hawaiian shirts are always prominently displayed on these popular shows.
'Bones' Recap: Can the Team Finally Catch Pelant?The "Bones" episode "The Sense in the Sacrifice" centered around an intricate plot to catch Pelant. Can Pelant be brought to justice?
TV's Most Heart-Wrenching Bodyguard Crushes, From 'Game of Thrones' to 'Chuck'From high fantasy to thrilling political dramas, the crushes that these bodyguards have on their protectees are totally heart-wrenching.
'Homeland' Recap: Carrie Confronts Saul, Dana Sleeps with LeoCarrie coped with the fallout of Saul's testimony, while Dana continued her struggle to feel normal and loved with her suspected terrorist dad out of the picture. Here's what went down, in case you missed it!
'Revolution' Recap: No Answers About Aaron in 'There Will Be Blood'In this exciting episode, Aaron tried to figure out why he was brought back to life, while Miles contends with the creepiest guy in America. Here's what happened in this episode, in case you missed it.
'Dexter' Alum Joins 'Annie': Which Co-Stars Should Join Musicals Next?The "Dexter" cast is surprisingly musical, and some good work on Broadway or a major motion picture could help to restore any reputations tarnished by the abysmal final season of "Dexter."
Which Vampire TV Show Will Bite the Dust This Fall: 'Dracula,' 'The Originals,' or 'TVD'?This fall marks the return of "The Vampire Diaries," as well as two new vampire shows: "The Originals," a "TVD" spinoff, and NBC's "Dracula." Which of these shows will flourish, and which will get staked?
'Suits' Superstar: A List of the Best Donna Paulsen Moments EverDonna Paulsen is arguably the best-loved character on USA's legal drama "Suits." She's smart, sassy, and always has her finger on the pulse of the firm.
5 Reasons 'Sleepy Hollow' Might Get Renewed for Season 2While it is too soon to definitively say that this series will get renewed for another season, there are some indicators that this show will get renewed for a Season 2.
5 Best Surprises and Twists in the 'Breaking Bad' FinaleArguably one of the best-received TV finales of all time, the final episode of "Breaking Bad" worked so well because it was filled with surprises and twists that fans didn't see coming.
'Bones' Recap: It's All About Sweets in 'El Carnicero En El Coche'The "Bones" episode "El Carnicero en el Coche" ("The Butcher in the Car") featured plenty of blood, guts, and drama. Here's a recap!
'Homeland' Season 3 Premiere Recap: Carrie Vs. The WorldWith the CIA leveled by a terrorist attack, how will Carrie and Saul strike back against an unnamed foe? If you missed the premiere, here's everything you need to know to get caught up.
'Revolution' Season 2 Premiere Recap: More Than Lights Go Dark in 'Born in the USA'Set six months after the nuke attacks on Atlanta and Philadelphia that dominated the Season 1 finale, the Season 2 premiere of "Revolution" was jam-packed with tons of surprises. Here's everything you need to know about "Born in the USA," in case you miss
'Broadchurch' Season 1 Finale Recap: Find Out Who Killed Danny Lattimer!In the tense season finale of "Broadchurch," Danny Lattimer's killer was finally revealed. But the identity of the killer is just part of the mystery…why the killer murdered Danny is the real question!
Deb is Dead: Who Gets the 'Dexter' Spinoff Now?But since Deb was killed off in the "Dexter" series finale, fans are wondering who exactly is going to star in a proposed "Dexter" spinoff.
The Surprisingly Heartwarming Moments of 'Game of Thrones'But even though this series is generally associated with blood, guts, and brothels, "Game of Thrones" is a show that is filled with heartwarming moments as well.
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'Top Chef' Season 11: Why You Should Care About the 'Padma's Picks' WinnersSo, why should you care about these two chefs? First off, as New Orleans-based chefs, they are likely to have an edge over the other contestants in any challenges that revolve around New Orleans cuisine.
Long-Awaited Characters Fans Want to See in the Next Season of 'Suits'Here is a rundown of characters that have been mentioned previously on the show, but have yet to appear on-screen. From family members to rival attorneys, these characters are hotly anticipated additions to the "Suits" cast.
'Project Runway' Challenges That Were All About the AccessoriesThe old saying may be that "the clothes make the man," but a great accessory always makes an outfit pop. Here are some classic "Runway" challenges all about accessories.
'Mad Men': Examining the Show's Long List of Characters With the Same NameHere's a breakdown of characters who share the same name on "Mad Men," along with some thoughts about why those characters share a name.
'Broadchurch' Episode 7 Recap: Susan and Nigel Are...In the seventh episode of the UK smash hit "Broadchurch," Miller sits by Hardy's bedside at the hospital.
5 Final Season Lessons 'Dexter' Should Have Learned From 'Breaking Bad'Watching both final seasons side by side, it is easy to see where "Dexter" has gone wrong and where "Breaking Bad" has been getting it right. Here are some final season lessons from "Breaking Bad" that could have massively improved "Dexter."
'Bones' Season 9 Premiere Recap: Welcome, Freddie Prinze, Jr.The Season 9 premiere of "Bones" was filled with angst, new characters, and plenty of gore.
'Game of Thrones' and Other TV Shows That Required 'Weird' Auditions"Game of Thrones" isn't the only TV show that's generated some weirdly memorably audition experiences. Here are some other stories about actors who had strange, unusual, or just plain odd audition experiences during their TV careers.
Mrs. Sherlock Holmes: TV Shows Featuring a Brilliant Female Detective MindFrom legal dramas to crime procedural, these smart women can learn everything they need to know about you with just one look.
Final Season Slump: 'Dexter' and Other TV Shows That Had Terrible Farewell Seasons"Dexter" is far from the only series to go soft in its final season. Over the years, many other shows have had disappointing final seasons. Here are some examples.Also published on:
'Broadchurch' Episode 6 Recap: A Big Break in the CaseIn the sixth episode of the UK smash hit "Broadchurch," Hardy and Miller are frustrated when they get orders from on high to scale back their investigation into the death of Danny Lattimer.
'Broadchurch' Episode 5 Recap: Another One Bites the DustHere's a recap of this thrilling episode, broken down by the most likely suspects in the murder of Danny Lattimer.
'Broadchurch' Episode 4 Recap: The Newsagent's Secret Revealed!This action-packed episode saw DI Alec Hardy and partner Ellie Miller uncovering some dark secrets in their peaceful, seaside village.
'Broadchurch' Episode 3 Recap: Mark's Alibi Crumbles!This summer's hottest TV question is "Who killed Danny Lattimer?" Much to the frustration of fans, the third episode of the season provided no answers on that front.
Tim Gunn Dishes on Last Night's 'Project Runway' Surprise Ending, Who's Toxic in the WorkroomIn an exclusive interview, Tim reveals his motivations for saving [SPOILER] from elimination!
Four Things Fans Want to See in 'Game of Thrones' Season 4Here are some top requests from fans regarding Season 4 of "Game of Thrones."
Saul Goodman's Hair: 'Breaking Bad' and Other TV Shows With Expository HairstylesSaul Goodman of "Breaking Bad" has hair that provides readers with crucial clues. What other TV series have similarly complex hairstyles?


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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - The Mahoning County prosecutor's office is deciding if it will seek another trial for a Liberty Township man accused of shooting a two siblings on Youngstown's south side nearly five years ago.
A jury in common pleas court on Monday found Cametrius Adams not guilty of attempted murder for the shootings of America Brown and her brother Aaron Wright in 2009.
However, the jury could not reach a verdict on two counts of assault filed against Adams.
The prosecutor will review the case to see if there is enough evidence to re-try Adams on the assault charges.

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Greek life is kind of a big thing at Denison. Although statistics say otherwise, there are many people that go through the whole process. From a non-Greek the sororities and fraternities (mainly sororities) do not seem to hold that "sisterhood" they so much praise. I have many many friends who are associated in Greek Life and the majority of them absolutely love it. They do not exactly run the school, but you will find yourself dealing with a good portion of it even if you try to avoid it.
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Personally I believe the Greek Life portrays such a bad image of Denison. It feeds the status quota of what it is usually associated with what it means to be an American. It is not like this for all sororities. They cost a lot to join, they do have scholarships but they are limited. If these frats and sororities need money they can raise it other ways, it separates classes (rich and poor). Hazing is a big problem. Drinking is a problem in Greek Life. Out sororities and frats are separate from our multicultural ones. Though these are problems they do not directly affect Denison as a whole, but they do affect the people in them and associated with them. It is a secret problem no one talks about. Is what I personally believe in. They do create great connections for when you graduate, but anyone can build that by joining clubs or volunteer work. But also I feel Greek Life has changed for the good in some ways, they have a little diversity in them. Still so not as much as I would like them to have.
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Greek life kind of sucks. The school is cracking down on hazing, the small parties get shut down very early, and no greek life people can live in their houses. Seems like a waste of time and money. They are good for charity work, but community service groups are much more efficient. Good way to make friends though.
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I love greek life at Denison because I'm involved in it. I wish it were a little larger, but I also like having non-greek friends.
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I'm not in Greek life, so I can only speak as an outsider. Fall semester, Greek life is present but not overtly so. Spring semester, during rush season until about April, when initiations are done, however, it basically becomes all that anyone talks about. It gets annoying when you're not a part of it, but the girls that I know that rushed and pledged (there is a very high acceptance rate- almost everyone that rushes gets into at least a sorority [I can't speak for frats]) really found a family for themselves within their sorority. There is no residential Greek housing, but the sororities and fraternities all have houses where they hold chapter meetings. I also cannot speak for the multi-cultural Greek societies, but I have heard nothing but good things about the members of it. All in all, even though the majority of students aren't actually in Greek life, Greek life is definitely a major influence on social culture.
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This week's matchup could have been scary for the Oregon Ducks, which could be missing both of its stars — running back LaMichael James and quarterback Darron Thomas — because the Washington State Cougars will again be without starting quarterback Jeff Tuel, who is suffering from acute compartment syndrome in his calf.
(3 pm ET, FSN; waddle here for Oregon-Washington State score updates and here for game updates from around the country).
Even without James and Thomas, the Ducks have so much speed and such a good offensive system that they'd be a tough matchup for any team, let alone one who was 3-4 with its starting quarterback. While the Ducks' offense is generally unstoppable — they've scored 40 or more points in every game they've played since the opener against LSU, in which they scored 27 — and, with WSU and Washington's 105th-ranked defense coming up, the Ducks' backups should be enough to carry them through for a while.
For Washington State, the season goes from bad to worse. The Cougars are years removed from being relevant, but Tuel would have been a bright spot this year if he could have just stayed healthy. First, a clavical injury, now the ACS, and backup quarterback Marshall Lobbestael will again have to shoulder an immense load. He's been quite good, but carrying the Cougars defense, allowing 30 points per game, is too tall a task for him. Or Tuel, really.
Game date, time: 3 pm ET, Saturday, October 29
Location: Autzen Stadium, Eugene, Ore.
TV channel: FSN (Regional)
Spread: Oregon favored by 34.5
Series history: Oregon leads, 43-33
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Kari Lehtonen kept the streak alive as he stopped 33 of 35 for his seventh straight win to start the season. Heard someone say the other day that it's only a matter of time before his body breaks down and while I tend to agree, don't forget that he played in 69 games last year so it's been over a year and half of good health for him.
Lots of PIMs lately (38 in his last five games) but not a lot of production for Steve Downie as he has just 1A & four shots to show for his last eight games. He's stuck on the 3rd line and doesn't see much PP time.
Ryan Johansen played nearly 17 minutes last night (5:19 on the PP) on the 2nd line and had 1+1=2... that was game #6 for him and he's showing that he can produce if given some ice-time.
32 save shutout of the Islanders last night for Marc-Andre Fleury and he improves his numbers to 6-2-0, 1.87 & .937 on the season. I'm not a huge Fleury fan, so I may be biased but I'd look to sell high here as his number are unsustainable. Also of note is that the Penguins have played more games than anyone and their competition hasn't been very fierce so far... so things can only go downhill from here.
Surprisingly, Jay Harrison has been a bit of a fantasy factor (in deep leagues) lately as he has 1+2=3, 11 PIMs, 11 shots & 8 blks over his last five games.
Nikolai Khabibulin stopped 35 of 37 to beat the Canucks and I'm shocked with his start as he is now 3-0-2 with a 0.97 gaa & .963 sv%. I'm not even sure I can get my head around it enough to fathom whether this could possibly continue.
Roberto Luongo was pulled in the 2nd period after giving up three goals on 14 shots. It's still not time to panic, as we're not even through October yet and Luu doesn't typically get going until December.
Joe Pavelski has three straight two pointers (4+2=6, plus6 & 12 shots) and Martin Havlat has an assist in each of his three games so far.
Mathieu Garon with his third straight win as he stopped 36 of 39 to beat the Sabres last night. I would bet they're going to ride him as long as he keeps winning.
Steve Mason with his first win of the season last night as he stopped 30 of 31 to beat the Wings... rejoice!
James Wisniewski made his CBJs debut last night (played 27 minutes) after sitting out the first eight due to that suspension.
Don't look now but Craig Anderson has won three straight with a 1.96 gaa & .934 sv%. His numbers on the year are still horrific (3.74 & .883) so you might still be able to get him at a discount... if you're so inclined.
Jason Spezza extended his goal streak to four games where he has 4+4=8.
Back-to-back two point efforts for Sergei Gonchar so those of you that salvaged him from the pile are enjoying his (maybe) resurgence.
Pascal Dupuis with another two points last night to give him 3+5=8 in 11 games so far but you're dreaming if you think he can put up 50 points this year.
Tuomo Ruutu has 3+1=4 in his last four games.
Zach Boychuk was called up by the Hurricanes but only saw 6:39 in his season debut last night.
Teemu Selanne has 3+3=6 & 23 shots over his last five games.
Marian Hossa has a single goal in each of his last five games... so he's enjoyed having Patrick Kane as his setup man so far.
Ray Whitney with an assist last night and The Wizard has 3+3=6 in his last six games... so don't count the old man for dead yet.
Jonathan Bernier stopped 20 of 23 for the Kings, which the last time we checked was not a shutout... which is surely what Jonathan Quick would have done if he had the chance.
Johan Hedberg with a 31 save shutout of the Kings and and he's now 4-1-1, 1.86 & .937 while filling-in for Brodeur... but I'd still expect Marty to see most of the starts when he returns.
Dainius Zubrus with his first two goals of the year last night... he had 13 last year so don't expect too many nights like that.
Your notable healthy scratches last night were: Al Montoya, Jason Demers, Devante Smith-Pelly (Update: He was ill) & Linus Omark.


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Story Evokes Memories Of Famous Speakers, Classes
Reading the article on the renovations at the Batten Arts and Letters Building [summer 2008] prompted me to think about my many hours spent there during the early and middle 1970s.
I recall meeting Rod Serling of TV's "Twilight Zone" fame inside the building in 1973 or '74. I had asked him for an autograph and he declined, saying, "I don't give autographs because it's an artificial means of communication."
I have never asked anyone for an autograph since.
And in 1974 or '75, I met the late CBS newsman and commentator Eric Sevareid in the Arts and Letters Building and rode the elevator with him along with what seemed like three dozen other folks packed in tightly!
I can recall the first day of my sophomore American Literature class in Room 235; I remember the classroom number because Professor James J. McNally came bounding into the class that morning shouting, "Let's come alive in Room 235!"
I still have a clear memory of Professor William W. Seward's small, cluttered office with walls filled with framed black-and-white photos of famous folks, mostly writers, all personally inscribed.
Then there was that afternoon in 1976 when Professor Alf J. Mapp was briefly called out of our writing class, and my classmates and I decided to "relocate" our class to a vacant classroom down the hall. But before we left the room, we turned all the desks to face the opposite way.
When Mapp returned he strode purposefully into the empty classroom, stopped cold, went back into the hall to look at the room number, stood there bewildered a moment, and began to slowly walk away when one of us came out and directed him to our new room.
The other building where I spent much of my time is Webb Center, but that's a longer story for another day.
Frank Sayles Jr. '77
Tifton, Ga.
Kudos For Column
My husband and I both went to the University of Pennsylvania, but my daughter went to Old Dominion, and as I was looking at her alumni magazine [summer 2008] and just reading it in general, I thought that you did a bang-up job.
And then I read the column about ODU alumni in uniform that featured Jason Redmon. It's just a tremendous column and what a man! The column is neither pro nor con regarding war or military service, but what is important is that it is pro-American, and Lord knows we need that now.
Lurline Stahl
Virginia Beach, Va.
Parker Lesley Papers At ODU's Perry Library
I'm writing a response to a letter in Old Dominion University magazine [summer 2008] in reference to Parker Lesley. Everett Parker Lesley Jr. is one of the "Monuments Men," who were so named for their participation with the recovery, identification and preservation of valuable art pieces during World War II. He received many commendations for his participation and art expertise.
Earlier this year I was in correspondence with Elizabeth Ivy (Laurel Publishing), and I confirmed that the soldier standing to the left on the cover photo of "Rescuing Da Vinci" was indeed Parker. I referred her to the Web page that features"The Papers of Everett Parker Lesley, Jr." contained at ODU's Perry Library, Special Collections Department. Parker's personal papers were donated by his nephew Mark Lesley (former ODU faculty member) in 1982.
I solely organized and cataloged Parker's collection, whose description of contents can be viewed at: http://www.lib.odu.edu/special/manuscripts/lesley/lesley.htm#series.
From handling Parker's entire collection I have a subjective impression of what was important to him. He valued his friendships/relationships most of all, he had a passion for art, he loved to share his knowledge by teaching and he was dedicated to his occupation (whether a soldier, private art cataloger, art curator or ODU faculty member). Ironically, there isn't any reference to his connection to the "Monuments Men" only the commendations he received.
Also of interest is Parker's book "Renaissance Jewels and Jeweled Objects," which is currently out of print; ODU holds one non-circulating copy.
David A. Corona
Perry Library
Remembering ODU's Mythical Football Team
I am "Ted Constantly" amazed by the changes at ODU! I look forward to sitting in my seat at Foreman Field on opening day prior to kickoff pondering all the new stuff, reminiscing about Harry Caray's home run calls and cheap beer at Speedy's, and explaining to current students how I snuck into the '92 Rose Bowl disguised as the ODU History Club float, stormed the field after our upset of Michigan and hoisted my roommate OJ Allen on my shoulders in celebration of ODU's undefeated season.
Chuck Piotrowski '91
Rutland, Vt.
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Nursing FAQ
How long does it take to complete the program?
Is the program accredited?
What is the HESI A2 assessment?
Is there a wait list for the program?
It usually takes students approximately 1.5 to 2 years (full-time) to complete the preliminary requirements, depending on initial assessment test levels. If accepted, the program itself takes 2 years.
The Clark College nursing program is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission, 3343 Peachtree Road, NE, Suite 850, Atlanta, Georgia 30326. Sharon J. Tanner EdD, RN is the CEO of the NLNAC.
Registered Nurses must be able to think critically and analyze complex information and situations. Because problem solving ability is linked to high performance in the sciences, and because the nursing curriculum is science-based, most nurses enjoy and/or excel in science. Also important are a strong sense of empathy and excellent communication skills. Finally, many nurses work long shifts, so physical and intellectual stamina is essential.
Students should wait until they have completed all of the preliminary requirements before applying to the program. (see Applying to the program).
Nursing Selection Statistics on the Nursing web page.
The nursing program is a competitive, limited entry program. Students must apply, meet minimum requirements, and be evaluated by specific criteria. It is important for students to consider that not everyone who applies to the program is accepted, and students who apply at more than one nursing school increase their odds of acceptance.
Beginning with the September 15, 2013 selection, the factors that will impact competitiveness at Clark College are:
For a worksheet describing the point system by which nursing students are ranked, refer to Calculate Your Nursing Points on the Nursing web page.
The HESI A2 assessment will no longer be used as a part of the admission criteria. It may be used as a diagnostic or retention tool after students are admitted.
For an official evaluation of transfer credits, please refer to When should I apply? and How do I apply?
Yes, all accepted students must complete a Nursing Assistant Certified (NAC) training program and hold an active verifiable NAC certification by the deadline stated within the Nursing Acceptance letter or their space will be given to the next eligible alternate. Credential numbers will be verified online to ensure active status. (Keep in mind that it can take as long as six weeks to receive a credential number after completion of Nursing Assistant training).
Clark College has several available options for students to complete the Nursing Assistant training. Each option satisfies the NAC requirement for the Clark College Nursing program.


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February 1, 2005
Valdosta - If you're looking for a vacancy at Valdosta's Sleep Inn this weekend, you better move fast. "We're already almost full," said Rhonda Miller, Manager.
Football fans will soon be making the way to Florida for the Super Bowl, and many of them plan to stop here for a travel break. "A lot of them are coming in on Friday and Saturday, some are even coming on Thursday," said Miller.
Others are opting to spend the entire weekend here, to avoid overcrowding and high prices in Jacksonville. "Even if our hotels were charging rack rate which is between 80 and 115 dollars, that's still under 50 percent less than what they're charging in Jacksonville," said Marty Brown, Tourism Director.
Interstate 95 will be the major corridor for fans from Philadelphia and New England, but I-75 will likely be crowded too. "With fans coming from other cities other than the home ports of those teams," said Brown.
Tourism Director Marty Brown says because of our location in the Interstate, Valdosta should see a positive economic impact. "A person traveling in like this is probably going to spend about $125 to $160 a day here," said Brown.
Not only will people stop in Valdosta to stay the night and grab a bite to eat, its also likely that they'll fill up their gas tanks here before heading to Florida, where gas prices are a lot higher. "Many folks will see the price comparison because Triple A does publish those prices and when they see the prices on the billboards coming down to Valdosta, they're gonna stop," said Brown.
Stop to open up their wallets, and pump more money into this town's economy.
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A man is recovering after he was shot during an argument early Wednesday morning.
Police say three men were grilling around midnight at a home near Pecos and Arizona Avenue when two of them got into some sort of argument.
One of the men left, came back with a gun and then allegedly shot one of the other men in the arm.
The 32-year-old victim was taken to a hospital with minor injuries.
Police say they have the 49-year-old shooter in custody.
Alcohol may have played a role in the incident.
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i had a birthday.
i'm a quarter-century old now. 25, that is.
i think 25 could be a good year.
family drove up from nj & pa.
3 birthday celebrations in a row.
happy birthday asher!
happy birthday me!
happy birthday jordan!
appetizer made by meghan.
penne pasta with peppers and bacon made by mom & dad.
cupcakes made by kate.
birthday picture made by steve (with help).
and some mighty fine presents to boot.
here's the folks that made it all happen.
the carmody girls, all 5 of em.
i love him... what can i say?
and not just because he got me that beauty. though i love that too.
you can expect that with that in hand, i'll be steppin' it up.
he even got everyone to replicate amanda's famous ugandan happy birthday picture.
(lindsey's there behind the D).
i feel loved.
happy birthday to me.
and thanks to you.


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FSU @ VT Play by Play
Everyone look at the last drives of the first half and the second half. The hurry up spread offense (probably similar to the HUNH that Clemson runs) is CLEARLY what EJ is best suited for, as it allows him to spread the field out (albeit creating more reads) and make his legs more of a weapon with the increased spacing. It is unfathomable to me that we don't just say screw it and make this our base offense for the rest of the time EJ is around because he seems so comfortable in it. On another note, if we don't beat the tatas off of Maryland, all of our coaches should be fired on the spot. I'm talking something like 70-3. That is an unprecedentedly bad team with no QB whatsoever and although they have a decent defense, Clemson ran roughshod all over them. This should be a nice tuneup for UF but anything besides a ridiculous blowout is unacceptable.


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Led Zeppelin legend Robert Plant says a delusional, love-struck, female fan is a threat to his safety ... and he just got a temporary restraining order to keep her as far away as possible.
It's pretty nuts ... in docs Robert says Alysson Billings has been harassing him for three years -- all because she believes they're in a relationship ... even though he's never met her.
Specifically, Robert says Alysson leaves hotel keys for him, sends flowers, random packages and constantly shows up to his concerts all over the world.
But it gets worse ... Robert says ever since he started dating his new girlfriend, Patty Griffin, Alysson's obsession has taken a dark turn ... sending him increasingly threatening messages:
-- "Your betrayal with another woman still stabs my mind."
-- "She's got you so p***y whooped and henpecked, it makes me want to puke ... and I'm telling you that rotten crotch is ruining you."
-- "This woman is literally evil for you and your life ... you are about to fall for that dirty old crotch. And I'm not joking, I cannot, will not, shall not live this way anymore."
Robert says he even hired a security assessment team -- and they agreed he is in danger.
He's paranoid.
He's got way more talent than
Michael Jackson ever had.
She Sounds Like My Ex-Girlfriend,
Why Are The Crazy Ones So Hot
In Bed?
He looks funny.Love some Zep though
Wow...what a relief. When I first saw the photo above, I thought "Oh man...I've been pissing on Robert Plant each day on my way to work." It's nice to know it's just some bum sleeping in the alley!
Is that why he has that odd, startled look on his face in the photo? ??
She is probably just another old lady. Whhat exactly can she do? Talk is cheap. These entertainers lead on the audience to make them have fantasies about them. Then when it works they freak out. I don't know if they are really scared or just like the publicity.
He should just be firm but polite with her and let her know that he is going to take his chances with the new woman and thanks anyway for her interest. Then maybe she will move on with her interests.
I think it is funny that these old geriatic cases even have stalkers. Anyone can really have a stalker, but it is usually just called a crush.
Sending gifts is not dangerous. I think it is just a way of trying to get attention. If he just paid her some attention without leading her on, that would probably sataisfy her curiousity about him.
A lot of men want to have their cake and eat it too. They want random adoratoin and attention, but then they get angry and upset when it they actually have to deal with someone else's feelings that they intentionally stirred up.
It is a sick society we live in where people are threatened by others emotions. This coming from an entertainer who sings songs that stir up emotions that are intense and dark.
Why is it a police matter if you can't deal with how someone feels about you? It makes you feel like you live in a police state.
A restraining order won't help if someone wants you dead. All it is going to do is antagonize this fan some more.
The easiest way to get rid of a stalker is to just show them some kind of attention and interest in them as a person. Then they satisfy their need for control or whatever and run out of steam.
People have a serious lack of social skills and awareness of social dynamics any more. They expect everyone to think and feel a certain way and if they don't, they freak out and call the police or call them crazy.
It may be crazy, but I think crazy attracts crazy. You don't see people who sing hymns with this problem.
That chick has been stalking him for 3 years and only now he's doing something about it? I guess the new girlfriend does have him poosay whooped and maybe she can make him stop making those revoltingly suck-ass albums with Alison Krauss.
All she wants is a whole lotta love, i'm not foolin.
That's an awful picture. I love Zeppelin though. The woman sounds crazier than a box of frogs. There are more disturbing statements and actions on some other sites. Strange chick.
It is hard for me to feel sorry for people like this. I just have to laugh. They seek fame and attention and then when they get it, they call the police.
Gee unwanted attnetion, imagine having to deal with that. I guess everyone else has to deal with it on a person to person level. When you are a big celebrity, you can just call the authorities to remove the noisome peon from your conciousness.
What is he going to do, have the lady thrown in jail then next time she sends a box of candy. He should have just specified what kind of candy he would rather have. Then she might get fed up and leave him alone.
Well at least the psycho stalker has good taste I guess, I mean, if you're going to go all batsh!t crazy, might as well pick a legend.
Led Zeppelin forever!
He looks like Gandolf the Grey from Lord of the rings.


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I was at the Korean grocery store in my neighbourhood and found these neat snacks based on the anime (and manga I guess) Crayon Shinchan, by the recently departed Usui Yoshito. The writing on the bag is in fact Korean, as it looks like these are snacks based on the cartoon which has been licensed all over the world.
In addition to pasted-on English language ingredients, the back of each bag features different funny little scenarios featuring Shin-chan and his family. The contents of each bag are exactly the same, but I guess if you were a kid in Korea getting a different design in your lunch every day might be cool.
The snacks themselves are pretty good. They're very lightly sweetened crackers… A little bit of sesame and 'burnt', a little sugar and cinnamon. They taste like Asian snack food. :)
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- Joshua M Brown
- September 24th, 2012
Drunk-dialing is pretty embarrassing, especially when one's long-gone ex is the recipient of the call. Drunk-tweeting is also pretty bad, because you're broadcasting what an emotional idiot you are to the world. There's a little anonymous twit I'm thinking about at the moment, single and sad and angry – the poison and invective just spews forth like molten lava when she's drinking, the next morning it all gets erased. But not from everyone else's memory…
But worse than these is drunk-trading, which can be deadly to a career and, depending on your professional position, can make quite a mess for the world at large.
Here's a fun example of just how completely out of control this world has become…
From The Telegraph:
Steve Perkins was left with a bigger black hole in his memory than most when his employer rang one morning to ask what he'd done with $520m of the oil trading firm's money.
It was 7.45am on June 30 last year when the senior, longstanding broker for PVM Oil Futures was contacted by an admin clerk querying why he'd bought 7m barrels of crude in the middle of the night.
The 34-year old broker at first claimed he had spent the night trading alongside a client. But the story began to fall apart when he refused to put the customer in touch with his desk for official approval of the trades.
By 10am it emerged that Mr Perkins had single-handedly moved the global price of oil to an eight-month high during a "drunken blackout". Prices leapt by more than $1.50 a barrel in under half an hour at around 2am – the kind of sharp swing caused by events of geo-political significance. Ten times the usual volume of futures contracts changed hands in just one hour.
Sleep tight, how could anything go wrong?
How a broker spent 520m in a drunken stupor and moved the global oil price (Telegraph)
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My testing is too limited to make anything like a final guide, but I want to put out some of the things that I am finding work well with Udyr. I am not interested in playing him as support (which is the only other guide), and would like some of the more solid Udyr players to come out of the woodwork w/ a serious DPS guide. I just went 16/4/8 with this approach against a reasonably competent team, so I want to put it out there in the interest in refining play with this guy. He IS probably underpowered atm, but can still be a very viable threat...and I think most of the hate is a result of the fact that nobody (as far as I know) really knows how to play him well yet. The fact that he is severely underestimated right now is a bit of an advantage as long as you can reassure your team that you know what you're doing before game start
Basic Early Strategy
Start rushing sheen, getting mana crystal and two potions first. Smite the lead phantom in phantom camp, then use phoenix stance to clear it out. You'll be well on your way to lvl 2, with almost no damage taken, and be able to meet the first wave easily. Quickly level to 3 in mid lane, 2 phoenix, 1 turtle. With this build and one health potion, you can easily take out Golem. Clear out jungle; it is worth it to carefully position yourself so phoenix hits the little creeps. Lane and possibly gank, repeat.
Basic "Mid" game
At level 4, shift to bear and tiger stance leveling, with emphasis on tiger; those couple points in phoenix and turtle are enough to do their job in the jungle, and you can deal w/mana through golem. When in the jungle, a little phoenix is enough for back row creeps. Tiger + Sheen + smite soon does wonders on the big creeps. Golem buff deals with the mana inefficiency of turtle and phoenix as you cycle through; remember, phoenix is there to take out the little creeps, tiger is there to focus down the big one. Next, go for speed boots (you're a pretty weak chaser otherwise), and work on tri-force items. Once you have Tri-force, 4 or 5 levels in tiger, lizard buff, and speed boots you are actually a pretty mean ganker. Use bear to close, and try to time it so that your speed buff is wearing off just when you reach them; your universal cooldown will be done and you'll immediately be able to hit w/tiger. Your tiger strike deals 5 times normal damage at level 5 w/tri-force...so even if you are around 100 base damage (w armor) you start off spiking for 250 with bear (tri-force) and 500 w tiger. If they are weakened already, they may well die before the stun wears off. Otherwise, flip on phoenix (the aura hits them while running), then bear+tiger again. If you can keep up w/them, that'll finish plenty of folks off.
Late Game
I am still working out late game items, but I actually like a number of the recommended items. Even the Brutalizer is cool, b/c it is cheap and gives you a lot that you want. Cooldown for stance dance and damage; I do like the idea of building in additional cooldown for stance dance. Also, 15 armor penetration is really neat. Think of it this way: for every 1000 effective hp someone has, this effect alone effectively adds 150 extra damage. Great for towers. At 18, I generally leave turtle as the underlevelled ability, and level Phoenix/Bear more quickly based on whether my team needs more pushing or more ganking. Anway, I'd love more opinions on filling this out.
Attack speed, health, magic and armor resistances. He is a bit squishy and I think this is the best place to get some survivability. It is hard to work them into the item build, which badly needs to build on the attack speed/damage synergy to get to where it is effective.
Masteries and Spells
9 attack, 21 utility. Mainly, I am interested in improved smite and the reduced spell
cooldown, as well as the extended auras.
For spells, I have been going with Ghost and Smite. Ghost is better than teleport for getting around the jungle and chasing, which are the two main things you need help with.
Jungling is obviously key, but I think an occasional jungle sweep is far preferable to the "I live in the jungle" philosophy. Also, improved Smite along with the cooldown reduction mastery gives you one smite per minute. This really helps jungling (obviously), but also dovetails extremely well with your phoenix stance (which is fairly low level) when pushing against their wave w/the big creep. Soften the whole wave w/phoenix, smite big creep (big creep gold, plus 5 more lol!), then finish off the wave. I think smite is often underrated, especially on champions who really need to get a lot of gold coming in to get on their feet.
Comments and thoughtful critiques please! Also, please flame w/ "ULDYRZ SUX! OMG DON'T WASTE TIME ON THIS **** UNTIL THEY ALLOW EFFECTS TO TRIGGER ON TIGER ALL 3 TIMES." That will encourage people to continue to undervalue this guy, making it easier to pick him and easier to surprise people with him when they die . To be fair, he still feels a little underpowered to me, but not by a ton.
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Oklahoma City, OK (Sports Network) - Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook combined for 53 points in the Oklahoma City Thunder's 106-91 rout of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Durant tallied 26 points and eight rebounds, while Westbrook added 27 points, 10 assists and six boards for Oklahoma City, which has won four in a row and five of six.
Kyrie Irving registered 20 points and five assists for the Cavs, who have dropped five of their last six contests.
Irving's reverse layup brought Cleveland within 67-64 with 3:42 remaining in the third before Westbrook scored eight of his team's final 10 points of the frame.
His running bank shot from 31 feet away at the buzzer gave Oklahoma City a 79-73 lead heading into the fourth.
"That kind of broke their back a little bit," Durant said of the buzzer- beating shot.
"We wanted to take the foul once they caught it and started dribbling up the court," Cleveland head coach Byron Scott said of the play.
An 11-3 run helped the Thunder establish a 98-81 advantage with 4:04 to play.
Oklahoma City led 27-21 after a quarter of play and took a 57-46 edge into the locker room.
The Thunder shot 54.8 percent from the floor (40-of-73), compared to a 41
percent effort by Cleveland (34-of-83) ... Oklahoma City outrebounded
Cleveland, 41-36.
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#1 posted 2039 days ago
Hate to show my ignorance, but what is the "game"?
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#2 posted 2039 days ago
Looks like this is a board for "trouble" or "sorry" or "Parcheesi." Lots of possibilities for variations on the board if it's one of the games I mentioned.
-- gjd Southcentral Wisconsin
#3 posted 2038 days ago
Interesting. I would probably find a dowl that fits into the holes. Cut it up to make enough for every hole and file the end to a point so they will make a mark on some hardboard so you can make a drilling template.
or you can probably get some peg board and lay it on top, mark the holes on the peg board that match the original game board and use that as a drilling template.
That would be the easy part I guess. The hard ormost time consuming part would be turning the play pieces.
-- Nails are better wood fasteners than screws, if both are applied using a hammer.
#4 posted 2038 days ago
The game is a cross between chinese checkers and trouble. I was thinking of the peg board idea. I will have to work that out yet. It uses marbles
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#5 posted 2038 days ago
What are the rules? I might make one for the grandkids. I would lay it out on pegboard and mark through to the lumber. The spacing wouldn't be too critical as long as the marbles or whatever you use fits. I have seen games that use golf tee's. I wish this website had a spell checker on it.
-- woodsmith
#6 posted 2038 days ago
When I was a kid I played this game with marbles. It's called "aggrivation" (at least that's what my grandma always called it). We used a board that her father had made probably in the '40s and now I have it for me & my brood.
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#7 posted 2038 days ago
That is the name aggrevation. Don't know the rules.
-- www.carvingandturningsbyrick.com, Rick Kruse, Grand Rapids, MI
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#9 posted 543 days ago
My family calls the game murder
#10 posted 542 days ago
that's what my cousin's wife calls it too
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So if I get a ProductFamily record, shouldn't I be able to get all Units that belong to that family and includeproduct_family_column_values) to display record column values? In the end, what I would like to be able to do is visit a ProductFamily show page, output associated columns and then output Unit rows and the values that belong to the unit. Showing Units and Column names isn't an issue, getting the column values is where I'm getting hung up.
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Lebanon's New Food Technology Holding (NFT) has launched its regional expansion by opening its first international outlets. The company has opened two of its Dip 'N Crunch restaurants in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
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Lawton, OKLa._Residents of a neighborhood in Southwest Lawton are demanding a change to an intersection in their neighborhood. They said it's to blame for several recent accidents, including a rollover accident Sunday morning.
Lawton police said a car was traveling East on "C" Avenue around 9:30 Sunday morning and failed to notice a yield sign. The car T-boned a van traveling north on 24th street. The van rolled over and landed upside down in a residents yard. The driver of the van, Bobette Givens, suffered injuries to her hands and head, and was taken to a local hospital.
Edward Givens said he and his wife were just a few blocks from home when the accident occurred. He said they had no time to react as a silver car came barreling towards them, after failing to notice a yield sign.
"Next thing I knew I was upside down in the van and everything was tore up", said Givens.
After the shock of the crash wore off, Givens said he got his wife to safety. Then he realized something about the yield"signs posted at 24th and "C" avenue.
"Yield signs are not enough because if you don't slow down coming both directions people are just not going to slow down...and that's what causes most of the accidents right here at this corner", said Givens.
Givens has lived in the area for 22 years. He said he's seen dozens of minor car accidents at the intersection and realizes they could be worse.
"You've got the telephone pole here, you've got the trees and fire hydrant...all right here on this one corner and luckily so far everything has been staying right in the center, except for us", he said.
Given's van landed upside down in Barbara King's front yard. She said in her year and a half living with a front row view of the intersection, she's seen dozens of close calls. She said this morning's accident was bound to happen and could be worse next time.
"I'm afraid there is going to be a death involved, because people come here, they don't do 25, they do 35, 45 you see them flying through here all the time", said King. She said her biggest concern is for the children in the neighborhood.
"Running and out playing because they sit out here everyday on this corner and play football and stuff", said King.
King said those children should be reason enough to prevent any future accidents. She and Givens want the yield signs to be taken down and replaced.
"I'd like to see stop signs put up...and either four way or two way and then watched to see them enforced", said Givens.
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After tonight that will likely fall even lower. In my search for an answer as to why the Pirates can't hit the Brewers, I began to play with the idea of mixing up the lineup. With that in mind I thought I'd suggest some changes to tonight's lineup, while keeping all the starters that Russell played tonight.
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- Andrew McCutchen - He's a consumate leadoff hitter
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- Ryan Doumit - He's got decent pwr, could see more pitches to hit in front of ...
- Garrett Jones - He's the best cleanup choice in the lineup
- Lastings Milledge - He could also hit 3rd, but has less pwr than Doumit
- Young(LaRoche) - Young's got a decent bat and Andy looked like he was coming 'round
- Ronny Cedeno - light hitting, but may be leadoff in 3rd inn
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