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They honestly need to make a coop survival mode! And just wave after wave of monsters with bosses after a certain amount of waves.Id sell all my games and put this game on a podium if it had that.
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Cool, hopefully these end up being the 4th weapon class. If there are 4 gods to align to, it would make sense for there to be 4 weapon classes (although technically your warrior can use any class of weapon after the tutorial).
During the tutorial
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- align with Zeus and start with hammer
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The new manager of the Louisville Bats was on ESPN 1530 with Mo Egger Tuesday afternoon. He lead off the second hour of the show and you can listen online at this link. There are a few things in there that weren't covered in the press conference video yesterday, but there are some things that are repeated as well. Jason Parks held a chat at Baseball Prospectus yesterday that lasted just over 6 hours. He had this to say on Robert Stephenson: Saintly Steven (Puerto Rico): What do you see this season for Robert Stephenson? Jason Parks: I think he could take a very big step forward. The stuff is very good, and the makeup is very, very good. I really like the profile. They could have something with this kid He also had this to say about a Billy Hamilton to Juan Pierre comp: Kick (LA): Do you see Billy Hamilton having a Juan Pierre like career? Jason Parks: I know Pierre is often viewed as a poor player, but if Billy Hamilton can carve out a Juan Pierre-esque career, is that really a bad ...
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The 154th birth anniversary of Nyapati Subba Rao Pantulu, one of the earliest to voice the demand for the separation of Andhra from the Madras Presidency in 1914, is set to be marked on January 14, 2010.
Subba Rao Pantulu, freedom fighter, journalist and literary personality, was one of the founders of The Hindu.
He was a contemporary figure with a major public presence. After addressing the World Parliament of Religions in 1893 in Chicago, Swami Vivekananda returned to India by ship via Colombo on February 11, 1897. The 'Triplicane Six', who founded The Hindu in Madras in 1878, convened a meeting in Victoria Hall, Madras, to organise a welcome. The largely attended meeting elected Subba Rao Pantulu as the reception committee chairman.
When the ship anchored at the Madras port, Subba Rao Pantulu was the first to garland Swami Vivekananda and receive him. Swami Vivekananda was given a grand reception in the Victoria Hall on February 12, 1897. A public meeting was held on the Marina Beach on February 14 where Swami Vivekananda and Subba Rao Pantulu shared the dais and the former spoke about the 'Future of Bharat'. This was the beginning of a lasting friendship between the two.
Subba Rao Pantulu was born in Nellore on January 14, 1856 and later moved to Rajahmundry. Inspired by Swami Vivekananda's speeches, he started the Hindu Samajam in Rajahmundry in 1903 for the propagation of the Bhagavad Gita and Sanatana Dharma. He started the Historical Research Society (which is now the Rallabandi Subbarao Museum). He was one of the founders of the Damerla Art Gallery. He introduced the Father of Harikatha Art, Adibhatla Narayana Dasu, to the Circar districts. He used to tell his friends that carving out a separate Andhra from the Madras Presidency would be no easy task.
While working in the Indian National Congress from 1914 to 1917, Pantulu presided over the first Andhra Mahasabha meeting held at Vijayawada on April 11, 1914. There he voiced the demand for the separation of Andhra from the Madras Presidency. At the AICC meeting in Lucknow in 1916, he raised his voice for the creation of a separate Congress Circle for Andhra.
When the Secretary to the British Government, Sir Montago, visited Madras in August 1917, a delegation led by Subba Rao Pantulu sought to apprise him of the need for a separate State for the people of Andhra. Initially, the delegation was denied permission on the ground that only suggestions on Constitutional Reforms would be received. But Subba Rao Pantulu's perseverance was convincing enough for the British officer to accept the memorandum submitted by the 27-member delegation.
Finally, on January 1, 1918, a separate Andhra Congress Council was formed and Subba Rao was elected its first president and also AICC general secretary. Subba Rao Pantulu served as AICC general secretary for four terms; he resigned at the insistence of Annie Besant.
Subba Rao Pantulu was the first Chairman of the Rajahmundry Municipality and was credited with giving tap connections to the public for the first time. He founded the Rajahmundry Bar Association along with nine others in 1895, and the Town Hall Trust.
He was a Member of the Madras Imperial Legislative Council. Though he had ideological differences with Kandukuri Veeresalingam, he was made the first secretary of the Hitakarini Samajam founded by the great social reformer.
Nyapati Narasimha Rao, grandson of Subba Rao Pantulu, speaking to The Hindu, said it was unfortunate that the Rajahmundry Municipal Corporation had not fulfilled its promise of erecting a statue of its first Municipal Chairman though the Council had passed a resolution long ago to do so.
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But I have to argue the idea that there's no humor in Nolan's bat-films. Bruce Wayne in these movies actually has a sense of humor ("You know how it is, Mr. Fox, you're out at night looking for kicks, someone's passing around the weaponized hallucinogens..."), which is a rare and wonderful thing. Very, VERY few people have been able to produce a Bruce Wayne who can be warm and funny, as well as obsessive and scary. Alfred and Lucius drop quite a few funny lines - the humor is all within the world though, not the self-conscious humor of Burton that tends to wink at the camera a lot - oh look how outrageous and absurd this world is. I'm not knocking that, Edward Scissorhands and Ed Wood are two of my favorite funny films.
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The most underreported recent environmental story has been the dramatic decline in energy-related carbon emissions — nearly back to mid-1990s levels, and falling.
Maybe it's because that story just doesn't fit the left's mantra that traditional energy sources are destroying the environment.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration's (EIA) June energy report says that energy-related carbon dioxide fell to 5,473 million metric tons (MMT) in 2011.
That's down from a high of 6,020 MMT in 2007, and only a little above 1995's level of 5,314 MMT.
Better yet, emissions in the first quarter of 2012 fell at an even faster rate — down 7.5% from the first quarter of 2011 and 8.5% from the same time in 2010. If the rest of 2012 follows its first-quarter trend, we may see total energy-related carbon dioxide emissions drop to early-1990s levels.
That's a very positive environmental story, and yet you probably haven't heard a word about it. Especially from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which couldn't keep tyrannizing the states if the truth got out — and now that tyranny has the blessing of a federal appeals court.
A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit recently rejected arguments by several states and industry groups that the EPA was overstepping its authority and using strong-arm tactics to regulate greenhouse gasses.
As we learned from former White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel's comment about a crisis being a terrible thing to waste, the heavy hand of government regulation can get a lot heavier if it can claim it's addressing a crisis. And highlighting a huge decline is energy-related carbon dioxide emissions doesn't fit the crisis scenario.
So why the decline? It would be hard to credit either political party. As EIA figures show, energy-related carbon dioxide emissions had been rising steadily for decades — through both Republican and Democratic administrations and Congresses. They were rising in the 1990s when Bill Clinton was president, and continued to rise when George W. Bush was in office.
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Increasingly, power plants are turning to natural gas because it has become abundant, and therefore cheap. And though technology is improving our ability to reduce emissions from coal usage, natural gas is still a much cleaner source.
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It was not, technically, a firing, but it wasn't a happy parting of ways.
The manager -- now former manager -- of the Red Sox held one press conference, his employers another, to explain the sequence of events and conversations that led to the end of Terry Francona's career at the helm of the Red Sox clubhouse and dugout. After eight historic seasons in Boston, the second-winningest manager in franchise history has moved on, and everything about the final note of that tenure seemed tragically removed from everything that had characterized it.
In his final two press conferences -- a forum in which he had always performed so brilliantly, and in which he had often seemed to take great pleasure -- Francona seemed like a defeated man. He slumped in his chair, confessed to distress borne of a clubhouse that had presented him with unprecedented challenges and, in the end, bolted from the sessions like a man who could not wait to make his exit, like a cartoon character who leaves contrails in his wake.
It was a sad ending to a glorious tenure. Francona will be remembered as one of the greatest managers in Red Sox history. The fact that his exit -- a mutual decision between the manager and the team that his two-year option would not be picked up -- occurred in the wake of an epic September collapse will not alter that legacy.
All the same, the exit did leave plenty to digest. On a day when Francona met with principal owner John Henry, chairman Tom Werner, CEO Larry Lucchnio, GM Theo Epstein and Assistant GM Ben Cherington to discuss the state of the team and his future -- or lack thereof -- with it, a great deal came to light about the present and future of a Red Sox organization still reeling from the incredible array of dominoes that were so freshly toppled.
In the end, the disconnect was not between Epstein and Francona. It was between Francona and the club. And the manager knew it.
In his eighth year, the skipper simply felt that his message was falling on deaf ears, even with players who had listened in the past. And given that communication is the cornerstone of the ability to work with a group of players in order to, as Francona often put it, "pull in the right direction," that meant that the Red Sox skipper who had so often been so brilliant in that regard was no longer in position to do his job effectively.
The results during the 7-20 month of September -- a still-unfathomable stretch that will leave many Red Sox scratching their heads for months if not years to come -- were bad enough. But when the Sox responded to a team meeting called by Francona on Sept. 7 by going 5-16 down the stretch, and amplifying the very behavior that the manager had meant to address, the conclusion became clear to all parties.
Francona felt that he had been tuned out, a reality that wore on him during the month of September, when he started mulling the possibility that it was time to move on. While he noted that it felt as if the support of team ownership had waned during this final season, it is unclear if a greater show of support would have led him to a different outcome than the one that arrived on Friday.
"It's my decision. It was my decision," said Francona. "I felt frustrated, like I just said, with my inability to reach maybe guys that I had been able to in the past or affect the outcome a little bit differently. And that bothers me. …
"I think it's time for a new voice here. I was frustrated with some of my inabilities to get some things done here. After talking to ownership and Theo at length, multiple times, I think it's the right thing to do for the organization and myself."
It was like a game show, in which the contestant knows the answer but the host leaves a pregnant question to hang in the air almost as an exercise in prolonging the inevitable:
"Is that your final answer?"
This was not a hatchet job. Francona was not savaged on his way out the door, nor did the team push him out of it. But certainly, no one got in Francona's way -- either by suggesting that his two-year option would be picked up prior to or during the season, nor at the end, once Francona opened the door to the idea that he believed that change might be in the organization's best interest. The owners' stance had the feel of a passive-aggressive denouement, with the team not wanting to say that it wanted Francona out, but also not wanting to proclaim that it wanted him back.
The Sox did not ask Francona if he would return. They asked if he wanted to return without ever putting an offer for him to do so on the table.
"I think they wanted to know about how I felt about coming back, I think that's a fair way to put it," said Francona. "And I told them a lot of things that were on my mind – obviously a lot of things about the organization, then the team, what went right, what didn't go right and then I told them I thought it was time for a new voice. And it's not an easy thing to say. But I thought it was the right thing to do."
The owners offered Francona time to reflect on that concept and to ask himself whether he truly believed it. Epstein said that he had told Francona that he could take "a couple weeks off … to look himself in the mirror" and determine if he could be the voice to reconnect with the clubhouse.
But the manager felt that he did not need the benefit of additional time to draw his conclusion.
"We tried to slow the train down a little bit and ask Terry to think about it over the weekend," said Werner. "As he said in his press conference, I think he made up his mind and, so, that's how this was resolved."
Indeed, whereas the owners offered to leave the matter open, Francona wanted to get immediate resolution on it. And that, in turn, led to the agreement that the team did indeed need a new voice. With no indication that Francona could provide that himself, the agreement to part ways was reached with little difficulty.
And while the Sox offered the manager time to slow the decision-making process, no one -- whether a member of the baseball operations department, a member of the ownership group or Francona himself -- felt compelled to make a strong stand to suggest that the two-time World Series winner was that man.
The leadership issue for the Sox reached beyond the disconnect between the manager and his team.
While Francona was no longer an effective messenger for the clubhouse, it also appears that the players did not effectively police themselves. To the contrary, the idea that pitchers were not merely drinking during games (a practice that is more prevalent in the game than most would care to admit) but doing so the point where it became a factionalizing clubhouse issue suggests that there was a far-reaching leadership void.
Francona's departure undoubtedly will stir the pot, something that, in turn, the team hopes will help alter the culture in a way that players will hold each other to a higher account.
"I'm confident in this group of players and their character," said Epstein. "I think there are guys who are leaders now who are really going to step up and really lead this club in the face of what we just went through. There are guys that are talented enough on this club to be leaders who haven't demonstrated active leadership in the clubhouse who are moving into a phase in their career where they're going to do that. Tito would agree with me.
"We have an opportunity now, coming off as as disappointing a month as there's ever been in baseball history, as disappointing a last day of the season as there's ever been in baseball history, for players to step up and take the reins a little bit."
For just the third time under the guidance of the Red Sox ownership group, and the second time under Epstein, the Sox must now conduct a search for a new manager.
Immediately, that lends itself to wild speculation about potential candidates, most of it unfounded. The Red Sox have barely begun to contemplate how their search will proceed. The matter of who will come to Fenway to take part in a thorough vetting process has not yet been explored at any length.
The Sox do, however, have some sense of how the process will go. Just as was the case when they hired Francona after the fall of Grady Little in 2003, a process that concluded almost five weeks after Little's firing, the team will prioritize a thorough process over a speedy one.
"As for the process and timetable, we haven't even begun to tackle that," said Epstein. "Obviously, this just came down today. Obviously, we'll do a thorough job. We want to get the right guy. That's more important than doing it quickly.
"With respect to what qualities we're looking for, this is a tough job. I'll use the same process we used eight years ago when we identified and hired Tito. Looking back at that process eight years ago, we found the right guy and hired the right guy. He did a remarkable job, and this organization is forever changed because of the job he did here."
Epstein said that the Red Sox would prefer a manager with big league experience, but that they will not rule out candidates who lack it. Clearly, tremendous clubhouse skills will be at or near the top of the list in terms of credentials given the circumstances of Francona's departure.
The Sox, noted CEO Larry Lucchino, had not yet started a list of candidates to replace Francona because they had not been expecting his demise. Even so, there will be a fascinating balancing act between finding a player with both the resume and mix of skills -- a great communicator who is able to command the respect of the clubhouse even while protecting it from the chaos of Boston, a strong in-game tactician who can also act in the long-term interests of the organization and who can create an environment conducive to player development, someone who buys into organizational philosophy rather than reshaping it -- to succeed Francona.
For instance, given that Don Wakamatsu was fired as the manager of the Mariners because he was at the helm of a clubhouse mutiny, rumors of his candidacy may have been overblown. The idea of Bobby Valentine also seems like a longshot, given both the fact that he is not afraid to espouse philosophies counter to those of the organization and his reputation as someone who sought rather than deflected credit.
On the other hand, while someone such as Blue Jays first base coach Torey Lovullo -- an individual with tremendous interpersonal skills and whose player development background (he managed the PawSox in 2010) would fit many traits that the Sox seek -- he has only one year on a big league coaching staff to his credit.
It is notable that in the Sox' last managerial search, the three top candidates -- Francona (A's bench coach), Joe Maddon (Angels bench coach) and Bud Black (Angels pitching coach, who declined to be interviewed) -- were all big league coaches with significant front office and/or player development backgrounds. The only one who had big league managerial experience was Francona, who was labeled a failure in Philadelphia.
And so, the reality is that the Sox will surely look for managers with big league experience, but they'll almost as surely find few viable candidates who have had such jobs, and there's virtually no chance that -- barring an effort to plunder a manager who remains under contract to another club -- the Sox will find someone who fits such a profile.
Instead, this will likely assume the dimensions of the Next Great Manager Search, in which the Sox will find the best candidates to be ones who either have not managed or have not won, but are poised to do both.
Francona is the first, but he won't be the last. Others will see their jobs end or at least be changed within the organization in the aftermath of the calamity.
Francona will not be the band-aid who will be removed and replaced, with everything healing under him. The issue was broader than him, and the effort to address it will also spread beyond him.
First, a new manager is always given leeway to shape his coaching staff. And, of course, given the fact that Epstein said it would be necessary for the Sox to examine everything about the organization's pitching infrastructure in Thursday's year-ending state-of-the-team press conference, it would seem that pitching coach Curt Young faces a particularly uncertain future.
Right now, the organization has informed the coaches that their future roles are up in the air given that a managerial search impends.
"It's always the case, when you hire a new manager, not every manager of the coaching staff's job is secure. You always want to make sure the new manager has the ability to bring in some of his own guys," said Epstein. "I told the coaches how much I appreciate their effort, and they're going to get my strong recommendation to the new manager, but that we can't have final resolution on the coaching staff until we get the new manager in place."
In the last two days, the question has been asked of GM Theo Epstein as well as Chairman Tom Werner and CEO Larry Lucchino. Will Epstein be back with the Sox in 2012, and does he want to be?
The answers have been strikingly non-commital. Epstein said that when the Red Sox are at their best, there is no better organization in baseball … while noting that the organization was not at its best this year.
Asked if another team had asked for permission to talk to Epstein (the Cubs having been rumored to harbor interest in the Sox GM), CEO Larry Lucchino suggested that the Sox were "not prepared to answer that question here. This is a press conference about the contributions that Tito has made to this franchise. Besides, Theo is under contract with us, so it is an issue that has not been addressed or discussed."
"Nor do I hope to address it," added Werner, "because I think we feel collectively that he has been one of the best general managers in baseball and has been integral to the success of our club the last 10 years."
There is no indication to this point that Epstein wants or plans to leave. To the contrary, given his interest in the long-term strength of the organization, the way in which the season ended may have made it even more difficult for him to leave.
Even so, given the striking non-comments on his desire to remain in his current job, it appears safe to say that Epstein has been giving thought to his career beyond the expiration of his current contract following the 2012 season, which will mark his 10th as the general manager of the Red Sox. And at this point, whether his next move is in his current organization or to a new one, some industry observers would be more surprised if next season wasn't Epstein's last as the Red Sox GM than if it was.
The unmasking process would be far less thorough had the Sox managed a 9-18 record in the final month of the season. But, whether fairly or not, the 2011 Red Sox are going to be remembered as the team that had such a poisonous clubhouse atmosphere that it led to a historic collapse and Francona's demise.
The way in which the year ended made it seem as if success is hopelessly distant, and that after two years without postseason baseball, the Sox are a team and organization in chaos. But despite Francona's departure, that's not entirely accurate.
Put it this way. Next spring, even if the Sox made nothing more than changes at the margins, they would still enter the season as a favorite to reach October. Despite a succession of events that went horribly awry, the team still feels like it has the makings of a club that can fulfill its considerable expectations.
A return to health by Clay Buchholz and Kevin Youkilis alone would be sufficient to improve the team's outlook to that of a team capable of reaching the mid- to high-90s in victories. It is for that reason that, despite the drama surrounding the managerial change, the idea of detonating the core of the team has not been floated.
Entering the year, the Sox believed that they had the makings of a winning team for the long haul. The franchise still feels that way.
"We feel this is a great bunch of guys down there," said Werner. "I think everybody in this room thought that we were one of the best teams in baseball until the last month."
It may well be that no manager except Terry Francona would have allowed the unique and chaotic ensemble of talent to coalesce in a fashion that led the Sox to their first World Series in 2004. He was the perfect fit for that unforgettable frat house of personalities, and his tremendous run of in-game decisions in the postseason played a huge role in allowing the Sox to rip off an 11-3 record that October, as well as a 27-18 mark in his six postseasons.
It was an incredible run, and for most of it, Francona represented the perfect fit for Boston and for the Red Sox clubhouse. The sad reality is that all managerial relationships eventually run their course, but that should not obscure what was a glimmering era in Red Sox franchise history.
Nor, apparently, did it do so for Francona. At the conclusion of a few days that had been crushing, the Red Sox skipper nonetheless could allow himself to reflect on the moments that had brought him unparalleled joy in his career, and in the lives of many people who were involved in and bore witness to them.
"I think the biggest thing I'll always remember is watching guys jump on the pile," said Francona. "[Those are] my favorite memories, because you have guys from all over different parts of the world that have fought through frustration and you can see the pure joy on their face, that means we accomplished what we set out to do."
And while the end of Francona's tenure came abruptly and miserably, it is fair to say that his career in Boston accomplished what it set out to do. For eight years, Francona presided over a team that harbored championship aspirations and that twice (in five trips to the postseason) fulfilled them.
And so, in contrast to many of his predecessors who will be remembered for their demise, Francona's tenure will be remembered for the very celebrations that he took such joy in watching from the dugout where he made his home for eight remarkable seasons.
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Teledyne Webb Research's new version of its Autonomous Profiling Explorer (APEX®) makes a record 13,123 ft dive off Hawaii.
APEX floats are based on a buoyancy engine and have been commercially available since founder Doug Webb started Webb Research in 1982. APEX floats descend to a programmed depth where they become neutrally buoyant and drift. After some interval, usually five to ten days, the buoyancy engine makes the float positively buoyant and it rises to the surface, where it transmits collected data such as temperature and salinity back to researchers via satellite communications.
Researchers use the data to build sophisticated climate, ocean, and weather models. The results are most meaningful when a large population of floats is at sea sampling the oceans.
By designing and manufacturing energy efficient, reliable, and low cost systems, Teledyne Webb Research has played a leading role in populating the world's oceans with profiling floats.
At the World ARGO conference in Venice, held earlier in October, 2012, Dr. Thomas Altshuler, Vice President and Group General Manager for Teledyne Webb Research, Teledyne Benthos, and Teledyne Gavia told the research community that Teledyne was designing a profiling float that would profile at depths up to 6,000 meters, many times, and at a reasonable cost.
Unlike the standard APEX, the APEX Deep utilizes a surprising material for its pressure hull; glass. Glass spheres have been used for many years to provide buoyancy to bottom mounted sensors and instruments. Teledyne Benthos, sister company to TWR, is a world leader in glass flotation and instrument housing technology with state of the art grinding capabilities.
"Our investment in glass technology allows the combined Teledyne Webb Research and Teledyne Benthos team to manufacture the APEX Deep at considerably less cost and with greater price stability than would be available using a more traditional material like titanium," said Altshuler.
Altshuler continued, "We have spent about a year proving that glass hulls can be cycled over 500 times to depths of 6,000 meters." Along with repeating many cycles in the Teledyne pressure tanks, multiple iterations of hull penetrations and fittings have been tested.
The new system design is a direct result of feedback from the community and will give the community a method for conveying ocean sensors into deeper ocean waters. "We learned a lot about how the float will behave in the ocean and some very important logistics and handling considerations," said Petzrick. "All of our lessons learned now, mean an easier transition to routine operations for researchers in the future."
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Updated: 05/15/2008 - Another downtown fire leaves 4 residents homeless. UPDATE: Fire ruled accidental.
Updated: 05/15/2008 - You've heard of the neighborhood watch program. Now, some Madison store owners are looking to form a business watch program.
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Posted: 05/14/2008 - A De Pere High School math teacher is accused of hitting a student in the face several times.
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Getting lost in random YouTube videos has become the new "Sunday walk in the park." What this says about society, I'm not really sure, but I'll tell you one thing walks in the park fail to provide: awesome highlight reels of Shaquille O'Neal while he was at LSU. Three reasons stand as why these words are being typed.
1. The undergrad days of Shaq's career are often not discussed because of what he'd go on to accomplish afterwards. There was his rap career. And Kazaam. There was the budding tandem in Orlando with Penny Hardaway that was over about as quickly as it started. Then, there his friendship with Biggie Smalls, which could have had even more horrific results the early morning of March 9, 1997, had he never overslept.
Then the years of 1999-2003 happened when he was single-handedly the most destructive force in sports. In those same years, he and Kobe nearly killed each other for reasons that are as numerous as they are maddening. But they won three titles together and, in the process, created arguably the greatest power struggle ever. Seriously, at this point, I'm not sure what was better for the respective sport: Shaq vs. Kobe or Jay-Z vs. Nas. All four parties are forever linked to the other and, in essence, brought the best out of the other co-Alpha male. Anywho, from there, the Miami Heat and his last grasp of dominance with a young Dwyane Wade happened. And from there, Shaq The Personality vastly overshadowed Shaq The Player, which punched his career stats in the gut. So yeah, his college career falls low on the totem pole.
2. Believe it or not – and this has nothing to do with the aforementioned video – Shaq has improved as an analyst on TNT. I went from "Hell yeah, Shaq on TNT with the crew? He's gonna fit right in." to "WTF was I thinking? This is horrible. Get him outta here please!" to "Stop cutting off Ernie, Shaq! Shit!" to "Well, hold on, this isn't that bad anymore." We turned the corner for Shaq's TV career last week when he kept joking on Charles Barkley about allegedly getting his eyebrows done. He had me at "hello."
3. I know Christian Laettner was the face of college basketball in 1992. He was the Model T for what would become Tim Tebow nearly 20 years later. He went to Duke. He had "the shot." He won national championships. He denied "The Fab Five" a championship. I get it. But ponder on this for a moment seeing as how we're afforded the gift of hindsight. Imagine if Shaq was given the spot on what became "The Dream Team." Even in 1992, it was evident that O'Neal was a once-in-a-generation big man capable of coming right in and putting up 20 and 10 a night while inflicting a serious amount of punishment on whoever was hanging on for dear life on defense. Imagine if this guy was the trailer on a fast break with Michael Jordan. He may have literally broke an Angolan in half.
Nevertheless, kill two minutes of your work day by watching Shaq dunk, block, taunt and stand over a wounded/petrified Grant Hill. It's Monday. It's not like there's anything else to do anyway.


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But for Brett Smith, the mentality is the same as it would have been were he still in Shreveport, La., donning a Mudbug on his jersey.
I'm still defending the Cup in my mind, said Smith, who was the Komets' biggest free-agent acquisition over the summer, after he captained the Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs to the CHL championship last season.
It was bittersweet, the 30-year-old center said. It was exciting to win and I'm glad we brought that Cup to Shreveport because it's a great place with great fans. There are great people all around. But when you find out two weeks later that the team is gone, it's sad but nice to go out on top.
Citing the difficult economics in minor-league hockey, the Mudbugs suspended operations.
The Komets, who are beginning their 60th consecutive season, got two players from Bossier-Shreveport: Smith and defenseman Jamie Milam, 27, who had a short stint with the Komets in 2006.
The expectations are so high for Smith that he is being compared to Colin Chaulk, one of the greatest leaders in the franchise's history.
It just speaks volumes about Brett winning the championship last year and what he helped do with that team. It's very similar to what (five-time team MVP) Colin Chaulk has done here, Komets coach Al Sims said.
He leads by example. He's not so much a guy who talks in the (locker) room, but he definitely shows guys how to play with his effort and work ethic.
Smith had 20 goals and 55 points in 57 games last season, then two goals and 17 points in 21 playoff games. He said his game isn't as pretty as his statistics.
I'm tenacious and high-energy, the 5-foot-8, 175-pounder from Guelph, Ontario. I'm not going to score the prettiest goals, but I'll bang them home. I like to get in the corners and muck it up. I like to cause a little trouble out there.
Smith is also capable of playing wing, but he expects to be the No. 2 center behind Chaulk when the regular season opens today at Memorial Coliseum against Evansville.
I like being down low, Smith said. I'm fairly consistent on faceoffs, so I would expect to be in the middle.
The Komets made several offseason acquisitions, including forward Jesse Bennefield, who had 35 goals and 75 points with Wichita last season, and Bobby Chaumont, who had 22 goals and 53 points in Scotland.
It's a good mix we have, Smith said. We've got a lot of guys from a lot of different places, and they're going to bring a lot of different experiences, and (the youngsters) will contribute with the old guys.


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TORONTO -- Derek Sanderson recalls mixing cocktails in a salad spinner. And consuming four bottles of Soave Bolla wine before noon "just to get square."
Then there were the pills and drugs, not to mention the fast women the former Boston Bruins star partied with and the bad men he eventually fell in with.
Hockey's answer to Joe Namath back in the day doesn't shy away from telling his story warts and all in Crossing the Line: The Outrageous Story of a Hockey Original.
There is plenty of good and bad, and more than a little ugly in his life story.
"I'm different," Sanderson sums up matter-of-factly in an interview. "I have found that I really am different. There's nobody like me. And not that it's good or bad."
Written with Kevin Shea, the book is a compelling read. A story that goes from a spur-of-the-moment cash purchase of a Rolls-Royce to sleeping under a bridge and stealing bottles of booze is hard to put down.
Known as the Turk, Sanderson won the Calder Memorial Trophy as the NHL's top rookie in 1967-68. He played for the Bruins, Philadelphia Blazers (WHA), New York Rangers, St. Louis Blues and Vancouver Canucks before ending his NHL career with a brief stop in Pittsburgh in 1977-78.
In all, he collected 202 goals, 250 assists and 911 penalty minutes in 598 NHL games. In his heyday, he could score, kill penalties and fight.
Away from the ice, the flamboyant Sanderson partnered with Namath in a bar before starting his own string of restaurants. He stepped out with the ladies and would not bat an eye at gathering a group of friends -- including three actresses and two Playboy Bunnies -- and flying them to Hawaii on the spot.
The conditions were they had to leave with nothing more than the clothes on their back and they couldn't phone anybody.
Sanderson put everything on his American Express card.
Sadly, a pickled Sanderson fell asleep on the beach and woke up with a nasty sunburn on the left side of his face and back.
"I had a line starting on my forehead, running right down the middle of my nose," he wrote.
Recovered to the point he could golf, he bought two sets of clubs. He ended up giving his clubs to his caddy as a tip.
"I did that a few times," he wrote. "I had a bunch of money and I hate carrying clubs to the airport. It was the easy way out."
Perhaps it's no surprise a movie on his life is in the works.
Doug Atchison (Akeelah and the Bee) is slated to direct. Colin Farrell was approached to star but had just finished a soccer movie. Canadian Taylor Kitsch wanted to play Bobby Orr.
Sanderson has two earlier books: I've Got to be Me, written with Stan Fischler in 1970 and The Derek Sanderson Nobody Knows by Gerald Eskenazi in 1973.
"The arrogance of someone writing an autobiography at 23," Sanderson said of the Fischler book, which he said took 18 hours of his time.
The Eskenazi project took 12 hours.
Shea says Crossing the Line took 90 hours, which shows just how much patience the veteran author has.
In person, the 66-year-old Sanderson delivers an extended, raunchier and more rambling version of the prose.
Chatting with Sanderson is navigating a spaghetti junction on a busy highway. There are many roads to go down and Sanderson is quick to switch gears.
"Are you an alcoholic," he asks an interviewer.
"No," he is told.
"There's only two types of people in the world: us and you," he replies somewhat sadly.
The book details Sanderson's long list of injuries and eventual decline, both on and off the ice.
A fear of flying triggered his drinking, for example. Pain in his hips prompted him to take barbiturates to help him sleep, paving the way for a laundry list of drugs.
Nearing the end of his career, Sanderson writes he was "hanging out with some bad guys and partying 24 hours a day."
After a brawl at a Vancouver strip club during the 1977-78 pre-season with the Canucks, he ended up in hospital where tests showed a "ridiculously high" level of alcohol as well as evidence of cocaine, sleeping pills, Seconal and Valium.
The book offers an interesting look at the heyday of the Bruins and Sanderson is not shy with his hockey opinions -- Ken Dryden, for example "wasn't that good. He was just different."
Sanderson uses the book to thank many friends and former teammates, Orr foremost among them, for helping him emerge from the shadows.
Today, he is married with two sons. He has remade his life, serving first as a hockey TV analyst and then learning the investment business.
Having lost much of his hockey earnings -- he refuses in the book to even name the now-deceased lawyer who handled his affairs -- Sanderson now helps athletes manage their money as vice-president of Baystate Wealth Management.
Orr was his first client, followed by Cam Neely, Joe Juneau and Glen Wesley.
His goal is to prevent players from going through what happened to him.
"It's an ugly day when they tell you you're broke," he said.
After 10 hip surgeries, he walks with a limp. He is a survivor of prostrate cancer and two heart attacks.
Crossing the Line details Sanderson's beginnings in Niagara Falls, Ont., to life with the Bruins before becoming the world's highest-paid athlete with the World Hockey Association's Philadelphia Blazers.
Sanderson wanted US$80,000 from the penny-pinching Bruins. The Blazers offered him $2.65 million over 10 years.
The move proved to be a disaster. He played just eight games in the WHA and was bought out for $1 million.
Sanderson returned to the Bruins, before moving on to the Rangers and seeing his career self-destruct in the late '70s. He credits a trip to a rehab centre and a special counsellor in St. Catharines, Ont., for getting him sober in 1980.
Not everything made the book. You won't find the helmet chapter, for example.
Sanderson's theory is that five-year-olds should start hockey without helmets. Teach them to keep their heads down and eyes up so they see what's coming. Self-preservation is the key, he says.
As for the pros, he argues the game is played too fast for any helmet to prevent a concussion.
So what's the alternative?
"They should play with a leather covering, if you want to stop scalp lacerations in a child," Sanderson says. "But there's nothing you can do about an adult going 30 miles an hour."
His publisher HarperCollins didn't like the concept. "They were horrified," Sanderson recalled.
He says the big difference between today's game and when he played is "tremendous" goaltending.
Sanderson concludes his book is about conquering fear, which he sees as "God's way of keeping you tentative about something that can harm you."
"We avoid fear at all costs," he writes. "Your career path is defined by your fears ... Courage is the ability to deal with fear. It took a lot of courage for me to face my demons."
Crossing the Line: The Outrageous Story of a Hockey Original, HarperCollins, $32.99, 375 pages.
-- The Canadian Press
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition November 6, 2012 D4
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