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- Publisher: Ubisoft
- Release Date: Oct 24, 2006
- Summary: Veteran agent Sam Fisher is back. But he's never faced an enemy like this before. To stop a devastating terrorist attack, he must infiltrate a vicious terrorist group and destroy it from within. For the first time ever, experience the relentless tension and gut-wrenching dilemmas of life as a double agent. As you infiltrate a terrorist organization in its American headquarters, you must carefully weigh the consequences of your actions. Kill too many criminals and you'll blow your cover. Hesitate too long and millions will die. Do whatever it takes to complete your mission, but get out alive. … Expand
- Developer: Ubisoft Shanghai
- Genre(s): Action Adventure
- # of players: 6 Online
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
- More Details and Credits »
Score distribution:
Positive: 13 out of 13
Mixed: 0 out of 13
Negative: 0 out of 13
This is a true classic, and a beautifully made one at that. Rediscover Splinter Cell all over again, and we promise you, there's no way this cracker will stab you in the back.
Double Agent is fun, exciting, intense, and definitely a great send-off title for the classic Xbox. What it lacks in 360 visuals it more than makes up for in substance and gameplay and that is what ultimately counts.
Prowling the shadows in search of your next victim has never been more fun, thanks to the plethora of gadgets and maneuvers at Sam's disposal. However, the online multiplayer modes leave much to be desired.
I think the newfangled next-gen could still stand to learn a few things from the Xbox workhorse -- even if this is the platform's last triple-A title.
Although you might expect the next gen version to shine the brightest, the current gen consoles actually turn in the brightest performance overall in my opinion, with the Xbox first, PS2 second.
With solid visuals pushing the Xbox hardware, top-notch sound and voice acting driving the impressively deep story and an improved version of the rich game play we've come to know and love, Double Agent is easily a solid 9 out of 10, and a must own for any fan of the series.
Galvanized by the well-implemented trust management system, Splinter Cell: Double Agent proves to be another great game in this venerable series. By delving further into the character of Sam Fisher, Ubisoft manages to keep the series vital, much to our delight.
Score distribution:
Positive: 8 out of 9
Mixed: 0 out of 9
Negative: 1 out of 9
DanN.Jan 9, 2007This game is very simmilar to Chaos Theory and I say this as a good thing. It has the sme kind of physics system and ai and gameplay that made CT so great. Yet it inovates enough with it's storyline and missions that it is an entirely seperate game. The trust meter is a welcome addition and keeps you thinking about your choices. Maybe the Splinter Cell series do not need to undergo changes in order to stay fresh. This game is the kind of game that Sam Fisher was created for. I salute the last great Xbox game.… Expand
Runq.Feb 4, 2007Chaos theory had a monkey looking Sam Fisher with his crooked eyes, somehow incomplete levels, Horrible voice acting( people in Russia or china or wherever don't just speak English with some strange accent...) boring storyline and idiotic ending (with Sam and the other folks from echelon laughing together like retards... But Double Agent has none of those weaknesses that made me hate CT. Perfect game, 10/10… Expand
ChadeW.Mar 15, 2007I only review the single player, mainly because I dont have Xbox live. Last year, we saw a very new Splinter Cell experience with 'Chaos Theory'. Now we have basically an expanded version of that with morality being the main level in gameplay. In Chaos Theory, it didn't matter most of the time if you killed or knocked out. In Double Agent, you have to balance not only that, but different objectives as well. Do what the terrorists tell you to do now and blow your trusting relationship with the NSA, or do what the government says and blow your cover entirely. Double Agent is tense, taut, smart, and just as fun and great as Chaos Theory. But everything feels a bit too much like Chaos Theory. New moves please. Still great, still tense (in a different way this time), and the most fun you'll have sneeking around since the last time you 'borrowed' your dad's car.… Collapse
JamesB.Nov 11, 2006The AI in this game seems off from what it was in Chaos Theory, almost as though it has been cheapened. Before, the lightmeter gave a good direction as to how much light you were in, but in DA, if you are more than one quarter in the light, ever, you might as well load the quicksave, because everyone in the level knows you're there. Also, the interrogations weren't as funny as they had been. Oh well, props to UbiSoft for actually putting effort into this current-gen game.… Expand
Borats_sonkazachNov 28, 20068.5 not quite the best splinter cell ever. In my opinion the best splinter cell would be the 1st one then chaos theory, then double agent, and the least like is pandora tomorrow. You may have heard about the trust meter in the game between john browns army vs. echelon. Gaining trust from either side seems exciting at first but eventually looses the appeal after finishing the game siding with jba, and then siding with echelon on the second playthrough. The game pretends to give you choices but the main objective forces sam to choose the side of the mission, thats not good in gameplay perspective. A game that allows you to choose sides are Deus ex and knights of the old republic and double agent isnt one of them. The big difference in choices are ability to change the ending, double agent doesnt allow any change. So whats the point of giving choices at all , if you cant have changes at the ending. Ripoff from tv show alias and 24. The gameplay is really getting old, shooting out lights, using ocp to temporarily shut the lights out, sneaking behind enemy soldiers while walking in complete darkness just to mock them. Sam may need some mighty new ideas to keep the series interesting for veteran gamers.… Expand
VladimirD.Nov 25, 2006Pretty good game! It does not deserve a ten because the gameplay is not the best. Let down compared to what was thought of it. It deserves a solid 8.
SeanY.Mar 16, 2007Double Agent is ok but is does not feel like a Splinter Cell game anymore. I mean the swimming is great and I like the exploding sticky cam. I do not like the traffic light system when you hidden, I preferred the old style where you can see when your approaching vulnerability. When you fire the camera, exit out you can go back in like you could in Chaos Theory. Too many day light levels, I mean OK one or two but Splinter Cell is not about that, I like to be stealthy and have the darkness on my side and use that to wipe out enemies and hack computers with no one knowing your their. The JBA HQ levels are bowing walking around talking to people and scanning for prints, it… Expand
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20 November 2014 6:45 AM, PST | We Got This Covered | See recent We Got This Covered news »
Although both movies drew highly negative reviews, G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra and G.I. Joe: Retaliation both pulled in over $300 million apiece for Paramount, making a third installment of the action-adventure franchise all but inevitable. We learned way back in July that Lethal Weapon 4 scribe Jonathan Lemkin had been tasked with scripting G.I. Joe 3, and that Jon M. Chu would not be returning to direct, but outside of that, it's been radio silence on the threequel. Now, however, there are whispers around the interwebs that Paramount has singled out a replacement for Chu: Casino Royale director Martin Campbell.
According to Schmoes Know, which claims to have learned of the helmer's possible involvement via the same shadowy but "reliable" source that (rightly) revealed that Michael B. Jordan would be in the Fantastic Four reboot, Campbell is the studio's top choice and has just entered talks. »
- Isaac Feldberg
20 November 2014 5:22 AM, PST | Flickeringmyth | See recent Flickeringmyth news »
According to Schmoes Know, producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura (Transformers: Age of Extinction) is looking at director Martin Campbell to take over the reins of G.I. Joe 3 following the departure of G.I. Joe: Retaliation helmer Jon M. Chu.
Campbell hasn't directed a film since 2011's Green Lantern, while his previous credits include No Escape, GoldenEye, The Legend of Zorro, Casino Royale and Edge of Darkness. It's unknown whether Cambell has any interest in the G.I. Joe gig, or if there's even any truth to the report in the first place…
G.I. Joe 3 is currently being written by Jonathan Lemkin (Shooter), and is expected to see Dwayne Johnson returning as Roadblock.
The post Martin Campbell to direct G.I. Joe 3? appeared first on Flickering Myth. »
- Gary Collinson
28 October 2014 2:36 PM, PDT | Rope of Silicon | See recent Rope Of Silicon news »
Had a film the caliber of A Most Wanted Man been made in the late '60s or early '70s, with a name such as Jean-Pierre Melville or Alan J. Pakula, directing it would already be a part of the Criterion Collection, celebrated for the last 40 years as a classic. Whether it will stand so tall 40 years from now is a mystery, but digging into a film of this nature in the midst of today's modern cinematic age is pure joy for cinema lovers, and it's the third film in a row from director Anton Corbijn (Control, The American) deserving of such lofty praise. Adapted from John le Carre's novel of the same name by screenwriter Andrew Bovell (Edge of Darkness), A Most Wanted Man is a slow burn, spy thriller examining a post 9/11 world wherein the idea of friend or foe is a blurry, political mess and the »
- Brad Brevet
22 October 2014 10:49 AM, PDT | firstshowing.net | See recent FirstShowing.net news »
"A wise man's life is based around 'fuck you.'" After some first look photos surfaced earlier this month, we finally get a better look at the last minute awards contender The Gambler from Rise of the Planet of the Apes director Rupert Wyatt. A red band trailer for the film starring Mark Wahlberg has arrived, and it has one hell of a profanity-ridden monologue from John Goodman that gets us really excited to see this flick. Wahlberg plays an English professor and a high-stakes gambler who bets it all when he borrows from a gangster (Michael K. Williams) and offers his own life as collateral. But things don't go so well. Watch! Here's the first red band trailer for Rupert Wyatt's The Gambler direct from Paramount Pictures: The Gambler is directed by Rupert Wyatt (Rise of the Planet of the Apes, The Escapist) and written by William Monahan (The Departed, »
- Ethan Anderton
7 October 2014 10:57 AM, PDT | firstshowing.net | See recent FirstShowing.net news »
One of the films sneaking up on awards season this winter is The Gambler from Rise of the Planet of the Apes director Rupert Wyatt. It's a remake of the 1974 drama of the same name about a college professor (Mark Wahlberg) with an unhealthy gambling addiction that puts his girlfriend (Brie Larson) and mother (Jessica Lange) at risk. Believing Wahlberg as an inventor in Transformers: Age of Extinction was tough, but the actor shrunk down 60 pounds to look like a legitimate teacher, and we have a first look at the film. Just like our glimpse at American Sniper came out of nowhere, expect the first trailer very soon. Look! Here's the first photos from Rupert Wyatt's The Gambler from USA Today: The Gambler is directed by Rupert Wyatt (Rise of the Planet of the Apes, The Escapist) and written by William Monahan (The Departed, Edge of Darkness). The film »
- Ethan Anderton
25 July 2014 10:00 AM, PDT | The Guardian - TV News | See recent The Guardian - TV News news »
Line of Duty, Happy Valley and The Honourable Woman have left American TV producers envious. So has British TV finally found its mojo?
It is now routine, in surveys of best-ever TV fictions, for Us series screened during the last decade including The Sopranos, Breaking Bad, Mad Men and The Wire to slug it out for gold, silver and bronze, while Britain's main hope of making the podium comes from productions that date from far back into the last century, such as The Singing Detective, Boys from the Blackstuff and Edge of Darkness.
Some argue, though, that Britain is too submissive to the legend of a new American golden age of televisual imagination and this may be a good time for the fightback to start, as the first half of this year has seen the launch of three of the most lauded and talked-about dramas made in the UK in recent times. »
- Mark Lawson
1 July 2014 10:39 AM, PDT | DreadCentral.com | See recent Dread Central news »
Originally titled The Good People, short film and music video prodigy Corin Hardy's debut feature was renamed The Woods, and on tap for you today is the second piece of poster art for the film, which is currently in post-production. Dig it!
The Irish folk horror stars Joseph Mawle ("Game of Thrones") and Bojana Novakovic (Edge of Darkness) with Michael McElhatton (Shadow Dancer) and Michael Smiley (A Field in England, "Spaced").
Fraught economic pressures force Adam Hitchens, a London based conservationist, to take a job surveying an Irish forest. He hopes the move to a mill house deep in the idyllic countryside will be a breath of fresh air for his wife, Clare; their young baby son, Finn; and dog, Iggy.
Not everyone approves of their arrival, however. A farmer with strong beliefs in local tradition and folklore warns of danger if Adam does not stop unsettling the ancient, »
- Steve Barton
30 June 2014 7:49 AM, PDT | firstshowing.net | See recent FirstShowing.net news »
It's truly tragic to think that audiences only have two more Philip Seymour Hoffman performances to look forward to following the upsetting death of the actor earlier this year. He'll return as Plutarch Heavensbee in The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part I this fall, but next month everyone should go see A Most Wanted Man. This quiet, understated thriller features a stirring performance from a grizzled and perpetually smoking Hoffman as he leads a covert German intelligence organization tasked with hunting spies. It's the perfect slow-burning spy thriller, and a new trailer from across the pond has arrived. Watch! Here's the new UK trailer for Anton Corbijn's A Most Wanted Man from eOne UK: A Most Wanted Man is directed by Anton Corbijn (The American) and written by Andrew Bovell (Edge of Darkness), based on John Le Carre's novel of the same name. German spy Gunther Bachmann (Philip Seymour Hoffman »
- Ethan Anderton
30 June 2014 4:00 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
Burn Notice: Fox, 9pm
It's the final ever episode of the hit show tonight, and after Michael's (Jeffrey Donovan) betrayal, he attempts to win back people's trust.
Meanwhile, James (John Pyper-Ferguson) becomes obsessed with ending his life.
Edge of Darkness: BBC Four, 10pm
The 1980s conspiracy thriller, which is set in a world of state security and political power, is being repeated tonight.
A Yorkshire policeman (Ronald Craven) discovers his murdered daughter was an eco-terrorist involved in a raid on a nuclear plant. Also starring Emma Craven and Darius Jedburgh.
Big Brother: Channel 5, 10pm
Marcus Bentley narrates a round up of the latest events in the Big Brother house.
The housemates attempt to seize power in the house, how will their decisions affect the dynamics?
Unforgettable: Sky Living, 10pm
Carrie (Poppy Montgomery) and Al's (Dylan Walsh) latest case, the murder of an Afghani taxi driver, proves »
30 June 2014 2:00 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
Every once in a while, a television drama comes along that perfectly encapsulates the mood of the time in which it was made. In the 1980s - a decade best remembered in the United Kingdom for Thatcherism and the omnipresent threat of nuclear war - that drama was Edge of Darkness.
With its 30th anniversary fast approaching, Troy Kennedy Martin's eco-thriller is being afforded a welcome repeat showing on BBC Four - starting tonight (June 30) at 10pm.
Edge of Darkness - a six-part serial - is the story of Ronnie Craven, a Yorkshire police detective who initiates an off-the-books enquiry into his daughter's murder, only to discover that her death has broader political implications.
Soon, Craven is drawn into a world of corrupt politics and eco-terrorism, culminating in an ill-fated excursion into a radioactive waste facility known as 'Northmoor' - the hub of a power-hungry plot by malevolent forces. »
30 June 2014 2:00 AM, PDT | The Guardian - TV News | See recent The Guardian - TV News news »
This mix of political thriller and crime drama is being repeated by the BBC for those who don't care about Fifa and Luis Suárez
We're now long past the stage of 11pm kick-offs, but BBC4's decision to repeat the brooding, quietly bonkers 1985 miniseries Edge of Darkness late on Monday nights is the best kind of World Cup counter-programming, even if Gaia the name of Joanne Whalley's gung-ho eco-militant pressure group sounds like someone who might play on the left wing for Brazil. Devised by Z-Cars co-creator Troy Kennedy Martin and broad enough in its artistic ambition to encompass the creeping military-industrial cosiness between Reagan and Thatcher, the threat of state-sponsored nuclear terrorism, the then-radical environmental theories of James Lovelock and an evocative (if endlessly repeated) Eric Clapton guitar solo, Edge of Darkness is hardly an overlooked gem lost to the shifting tides of TV history. When the six-part »
- Graeme Virtue
29 June 2014 11:00 PM, PDT | The Guardian - TV News | See recent The Guardian - TV News news »
Speedway: Eastbourne v Poole | The Cost Of Cheap Alcohol: Channel 4 Dispatches | Police Under Pressure | The World's Best Diet | The Culture Show: Girls Will Be Girls | Badults | Edge Of Darkness | The Client List
The Elite League campaign may have some way to run, but the King's Lynn Stars already seem likely to remain atop the table for the foreseeable. A few rungs lower down, the battle to plunder a play-off berth continues, with Eastbourne Eagles hosting 2013 Elite League champions Poole Pirates. The imperious form of Darcy Ward suggests it might be the pirate flag that flutters triumphantly at the end of the night, but in Bjarne Pedersen the Eagles have their own rider in fine fettle. Mark Jones
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- Mark Jones, Andrew Mueller, Ben Arnold, Bim Adewunmi, Julia Raeside, Hannah J Davies, Jonathan Wright and Hannah Verdier
9 June 2014 11:26 AM, PDT | Rope of Silicon | See recent Rope Of Silicon news »
The only excuse I've heard from anyone as to why Edge of Tomorrow bombed at the domestic box office this weekend from those that said they didn't like the marketing. Personally I thought the trailers worked, they got me more interested in it, especially when you take into consideration the Groundhog Day plotting and ridiculous title, the latter of which is what I'd like us to discuss. Edge of Tomorrow is based on the graphic novel "All You Need is Kill", which the film was originally titled. Then it was changed to Edge of Tomorrow and we all scoffed as neither title sounded particularly compelling, the first obscure and confusing, the second being generic and uninteresting. I admit that while writing this very post I almost wrote Edge of Darkness instead of Edge of Tomorrow, you know, that Mel Gibson movie from 2010, also from Warner Bros. Today I read a »
- Brad Brevet
21 May 2014 12:16 PM, PDT | DreadCentral.com | See recent Dread Central news »
Originally titled The Good People, short film and music video prodigy Corin Hardy's debut feature has been renamed The Woods and on tap for you today is the first piece of poster art for the film, which is currently being filmed in Ireland.
Check out the art below, courtesy of Empire, and look for more on this one real soon!
The Irish folk horror stars Joseph Mawle ("Game Of Thrones") and Bojana Novakovic (Edge Of Darkness), with Michael McElhatton (Shadow Dancer) and Michael Smiley (A Field In England, "Spaced").
The Woods follows a London-based conservationist who is sent to Ireland to investigate an ancient forest. During his survey he accidentally disturbs the hallowed grounds and finds himself in a fight for survival to protect his family from an ancient brood of creatures.
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- John Squires
20 May 2014 5:02 PM, PDT | EmpireOnline | See recent EmpireOnline news »
Short film and music video prodigy Corin Hardy is currently putting the finishing touches to his debut feature The Woods at Roger Corman's old studio in Galway, so now seems like a good time to debut the film's first poster. The Irish folk horror stars Joseph Mawle (Game Of Thrones) and Bojana Novakovic (Edge Of Darkness), with Michael McElhatton (Shadow Dancer), Michael Smiley (A Field In England, Spaced), and several woodland creatures you'd probably rather not encounter on a dark night.The film was previously known as The Good People, and that original title refers to dark fairy-folk The Hallow, feared and respected by locals, and not averse to stealing the odd child to bolster their numbers. Tree surgeon Mawle is given a gig in their woods, and moves his family from the city for a spot of slower-paced life in the fresh air. But of course, in the »
8 May 2014 2:09 PM, PDT | DreadCentral.com | See recent Dread Central news »
The first details on the latest tale of terror from Occupant Entertainment are here, and we've got the skinny for you! Supernatural happenings are afoot in The Woods, and here are your first casting details and a whole lot more. Read on!
From the Press Release
Occupant Entertainment announced today that principal photography for Corin Hardy's feature directorial debut, The Woods, will begin in Ireland this month.
Written by Hardy and Olga Barreneche, The Woods stars Joseph Mawle (pictured; Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, "Game of Thrones"), who will be next seen in Ron Howard's In the Heart of the Sea, and Bojana Novakovic (Devil, Edge of Darkness), who currently stars on "Rake". The film is produced by Occupant's Joe Neurauter and Felipe Marino and is overseen by Occupant executive Kate Sharp. Fantastic Films is acting as the Irish co-producer and financing is coming from Prescience, Hyperion Media Group, »
- Steve Barton
20 April 2014 1:00 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
BBC Two is 50 - the British Broadcasting Corporation's second eldest child hits the half-century mark today - Sunday, April 20.
Picking out the greatest shows from five decades of broadcasting seems like a near-impossible task, but never say that Digital Spy is easily cowed. These are - in our humble opinion - the channel's finest ever offerings.
BBC Two is 50: The Hour, Bottom and more shows to bring back
The rules are as follows: shows like Red Dwarf that originated on BBC Two are eligible, but shows better associated with another channel are not - say Top of the Pops, which aired on BBC One for the majority of its run but shifted to the sister channel for its final episodes.
Oh, and we're talking only original commissions - so no Us imports either. But even that barely narrows it down, so if you think there are any glaring omissions, »
14 April 2014 7:54 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
BBC Two is 50 - the British Broadcasting Corporation's second eldest child hits the half-century mark this Sunday (April 20) and, in those five decades, has delivered some phenomenally popular and powerful programming.
Kim Shillinglaw has a lot to live up to - with every channel controller from the very first, Michael Peacock, to the most recent, Janice Hadlow, serving up a range of diverse, entertaining and even groundbreaking shows.
Since 1964, BBC Two has become renowned as a home for great comedy - from the surreal The League of Gentlemen and Shooting Stars, to much-loved classics like The Likely Lads and The Goodies and modern favourites such as The Trip and The Wrong Mans.
But there's a tradition of fine drama too - running from the original The Forsyte Saga (1967) to Line of Duty (2012-present) and taking in such iconic series as I, Claudius (1976) and Edge of Darkness (1985).
Meanwhile, popular entertainment and »
11 April 2014 10:38 AM, PDT | firstshowing.net | See recent FirstShowing.net news »
Following a premiere at Sundance in January, the spy thriller A Most Wanted Man is heading to theaters this summer, marking one of the final performances from the late Philip Seymour Hoffman. The film is an understated and reserved thriller in the vein of Michael Clayton and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, with Hoffman anchoring the film with one hell of a grizzled performance (read my review from Sundance here). The film also stars Rachel McAdams (whose German accent needs some work), Willem Dafoe, Daniel Bruhl and Robin Wright. It's a spectacular slow burn that is undoubtedly worth seeing. Watch below! Here's the first trailer for Anton Corbijn's A Most Wanted Man, originally from Yahoo: A Most Wanted Man is directed by Anton Corbijn (The American) and written by Andrew Bovell (Edge of Darkness), based on John Le Carre's novel of the same name. German spy Gunther Bachmann (Philip Seymour Hoffman) is tracking down Issa, »
- Ethan Anderton
28 March 2014 7:11 PM, PDT | FilmSchoolRejects.com | See recent FilmSchoolRejects news »
Is there any hope for Mel Gibson? It was almost four years ago that a string of obscene voicemail messages obliterated the actor's career and then salted the very earth it sprung from. But Gibson hasn't given up. He's actually done the opposite, making a new movie every year since 2010 – Edge of Darkness, The Beaver, Get the Gringo and Machete Kills, with The Expendables 3 due out this year. Add another onto that list, because Gibson has just signed onto something called Blood Father. According to Deadline, the film has just put all its major pieces in place: Gibson will star, Jean-Francoise Richet (of Mesrine and 2005′s Assault on Precinct 13 remake) will direct and Peter Craig (The Town) will write the screenplay, based on his own novel. The story sounds just like every other "grizzled old man kills people for some reason" action movie these days: a teenage girl witnesses a murder and »
- Adam Bellotto
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Federal Work-Study (FWS) is awarded as part of your financial aid package and appears on the award letter.
Once financial eligibility has been established, students are interviewed for placement by Student Employment.
An attempt is made to take into consideration the student's interests and abilities as well as the needs of the various University departments.
Placement priority is given to FWS Award recipients; however, all matriculated students enrolled at least part-time, have an opportunity to seek employment. Students are considered for employment throughout the year.
To be considered for a position as an Alternate, students must file the Free Application for Student Aid (FAFSA) which is available at www.fafsa.ed.gov, be eligible for federal aid, and complete a "Work-Study Placement Form." Alternate applicants will be considered for placement on the basis of financial need, skills, and availability of positions. Since funds are limited, please file early.
In addition to on-campus positions, students are encouraged to participate in Community Service Programs funded through Work-Study. Our America Reads and Counts Challenge Program (ARCC) offers students positions tutoring children from Pre-K - 6th grade in reading and math. SE will provide guidance to eligible students interested in seeking positions that benefit the community.
Students not FWS eligible may also apply for positions such as Ram Van Drivers or Student Aides for Security among others.


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I was born in Barcelona, the city of enchanting architecture. Life being full of surprises, I grew up in Toronto and have been back in Barcelona for the past eleven years. It's here that I live my madcap freelance existence. After studying fashion and specializing in communication, I divide my time between writing, translating, research and analysis.
The world is made from language. A word projects a subsequent image in our minds, a primordial link that was established when we first began to speak. I work with language, shaping words into texts that create images, concepts and ideas. I am a freelance writer and fashion history researcher, I sift through information and analyse, helping you to understand and create meaning for your exhibitions, your readers, your targets.
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This is a selection of projects I have been working on / completed during the past five years. There are many, many more, but not enough space to share everything!
From carrying out research for authors to copywriting for different clients and companies, translating for loads of different industries and just generally having a great time working with texts, with words, with language. I possess a range of skills related to research and writing, honed over the years and adapted to address each different need and situation for clients. Drop me an email and let me know what you need!
- Research methodology covering both analogical and technological mediums.
- Languages: Perfect English and Spanish. Good grasp of French and Catalan.
- Writing for print and online.
- Content creation.
- Copywriting for a wide range of fields and targets.
- Translating from Spanish to English
- Manic proofreading.
Albion Food and Events
Food Styling
It is always a pleasure to be a part of great projects such as Albion Food and Events. Created by Claire Gledhill, a Manchester native living in Barcelona, Claire deploys the best of her culinary skills, fusing British recipes with Spanish ingredients. I worked on the food styling for her branding photos, working with items that highlight the warmth and pure deliciousness of Claire's dishes.
Web and photos coming soon!
I have been carrying out the Spanish to English translations of all the Titanarts web content for more than year. With a focused emphasis on fine arts, DIY projects, intense colour and artistic inspiration, the idea is to offer the Titanarts readers an immersive experience. I love learning new things every time I do their translations! I also cover SEO and other WordPress backoffice admin to keep the site working smoothly.
Fashion Analysis
Company: Longchamp is a French luxury leather goods company founded in Paris in 1948 by Jean Cassegrain. The brand is still owned and managed by the family. Renown for leather and canvas handbags, travel items, and other fashion accessories.
The Project: Through the Textile and Fashion Museum of Barcelona, I was commissioned by Longchamp to create an analytical report on the Le Pliage bag. The company provided historical and manufacturing information as a starting point for the project. The report involved several stages: research to gather the necessary information, coherent compiling of details, analysis and the final report. I delved into various subjects such as the history of the brand, the creative process, materials and the bag panorama in the 1990s, when Le Pliage was launched.
Insight: I love discovering the historical and creative details behind a fashion brand, pulling the pieces together to form a cohesive analysis. The passion behind the story of Le Pliage was inspiring, a case of working against the odds to create a timeless classic.
SuperYacht Magazine
Company: Created by The Superyacht Agency for the Marina Port Vell, SuperYacht Magazine is a premium lifestyle publication acting as a promotion of Barcelona as the ideal location for super yacht owners, captains, crew and guests.
What I do: I was contacted by The Superyacht Agency to write articles for each edition of the magazine. The aim is to focus on unique individuals and their role in Barcelona. Historical establishments that offer tradition and luxury, family enterprises that have weathered the changes throughout the years. I interview each person, digging into their emotional essence and passion, to create articles that pull the reader into the curious and mesmerising bubble of Barcelona.
Insight: Writing for Superyacht Magazine is very special, I have meet extraordinary people along the way, people filled with passion. It is so interesting to hear each story and transform each person's vision into emotional texts.
Click to see the articles.
Maxi Midi Mini
Through my research work for the Textile and Fashion Museum over the past few years, I have started to gather a strong base and my next great adventure will to dive deeper, teasing out the hidden information to write a book. With the help of Maxi Midi Mini, I'll be sharing some of the information along the way, writing about fashion history exhibitions in Spain and internationally, posting resources and showcasing research work that is being carried out around the globe.
Fashion Tour Barcelona PocketGuide
PocketGuide contacted me in January to ask if I would be interested in creating a fashion tour in Barcelona. I selected the different stops, around fifteen in total, wrote the accompanying texts and created the tour. The end result is a comprehensive wander around many of Barcelona's important fashion shops and boutiques, complete with morsels of fashion history information. The tour app is now available to download.
Little Buddha
Back in February 2013, I was contacted by Little Buddha Agency as they needed help with translations. Since then, I have carried out numerous translations, from style guides to press releases for their different clients. Spanish to English.
Translation / Communication
Company: Loewe is a Spanish luxury fashion house, founded in 1846, based in Madrid. Specialising in leather goods, the company is now owned by the LVMH Group.
What I do: Working hand-in-hand with the communication department, I am in charge of maintaining the Loewe style across different areas such as their Web, Facebook and Twitter. Original texts are written in Spanish and it is my job to ensure that translations to English have been carried out properly. I also carry out the occasional translation and offer suggestions and opinions.
Insight: Being a big fan of Spanish fashion history, it seems like a dream to be working for one of the longest standing fashion houses in Spain. I love being able to create perfect English versions of their texts, weaving that special Loewe quality into descriptions and news updates.
Company: The Museu del Disseny de Barcelona is a merger between a museum, a centre and a laboratory directed at promoting an understanding and proper use of the design world. Acting as an umbrella organisation, it includes the Textile and Fashion Museum of Barcelona (MTIB), the Museum of Decorative Arts, the Ceramics Museum and the Graphic Arts Research Lab.
What I do: Acting as fashion history consultant for The Textile and Fashion Museum of Barcelona, I carry out research and analysis, collaborating in three key areas:
1) Gathering new information for the Museum.
2) Analysis of their permanent collection.
3) Consultations for future, temporary exhibitions.
Insight: Even before I finished studying, I knew I wanted to work with the MTIB. I also knew that I couldn't just knock on their door. Instead, I created a blog and wrote analytical posts about their exhibitions. The effort paid off and six months later, the MTIB came to me. An initial meeting was held, where I was commissioned to compile a research strategy based on their specifications. A few weeks later, I began the passionate journey of teasing out the information they need. I have been collaborating with them since 2010, with an average of three projects per year. I specialise in research and analysis of their permanent collection from the 20th century. I uncover the necessary information they need, analyse the data and present reports for the MTIB team to use as a basis to build upon the collection. Starting in 2013, I have been involved in the process of creating the permanent exhibition for the MTIB's new installation which will open in December 2014. I love the work I carry out for the Museum and feel honoured to add clarity to the history of fashion in Spain.
Cómodo Screen
Communication / Copywriting
Company: Cómodo Screen is a motion graphics and broadcast design studio located in Barcelona.
What I do: As their Studio and Communication Coordinator, I help the Director to manage commercial and marketing aspects to better achieve weekly and monthly goals. My tasks are varied, from creating efficient client databases to organising the physical space; it is my job to make their life more easy.
I manage the on-line communication for Cómodo Screen, defining the best strategies, while ensuring message and content consistency. I also carry out all translations and copywriting.
Insight: After working for such a long time from home, it is a pleasure to go out into the "real" world and interact with people once again! The three Cómodo Screen members are great, highly creative and always ready to brighten my day. It is a pleasure to work with them and help them be a better version of themselves.
Company: Barcelona Metropolitan is the only full-format English magazine in the city. Offering an eclectic mix of gastronomy, music, art and events, the publication enjoys a wide following of readers.
What I did: During 2011, I wrote their monthly fashion column, focusing on new stores, trends, events and analysis. Each month, I would pitch ideas and start with research before writing the column.
Please don't hesitate to contact me if you would like to see PDFs of the articles.
Model Management
Company: Produced by Production Paradise, Model Management started out as a web directed at aspiring young models. Growing rapidly in scale, the web and blog are now fashion references, with thousands of international followers.
What I did: I was tasked to write short articles that would provoke thought and discussion concerning controversy in fashion. After discussing initial concepts and ideas for each story with the content editor, I would start with research, gathering the necessary information and photos to accompany the article.
Baltic Outlook
Company: Baltic Outlook is the on-flight magazine belonging to Air Baltic.
What I do: I have been collaborating with them for a few years now, writing articles on Barcelona and fashion. These articles are key to opening the passengers imagination, letting them envision where they might travel next and informing them of what there is to see and experience. The articles are accompanied by tailored photos, created specially for the occasion by myself and the photographer, Ana Mogo.
Please don't hesitate to contact me if you wish to see PDFs of the different articles.
Sticky Fingers BCN
Client: Myself! During summer 2009, I launched my blog Sticky Fingers BCN as an intimate space to write about Barcelona and fashion. With dedication, Sticky Fingers BCN became moderately successful and it was a pleasure to share my thoughts and opinions on the city where I live.
What I did: A curated blend of gastronomy, art, photography, events, travelling and fashion, among others, researched and accompanied by lovely photos. The beginning of 2012 was quite hectic and it was then that I decided to let my blog lay to rest. I enjoyed myself immensely but it was time to concentrate fully on my freelance projects.
Company: Broad.cat was the audiovisual platform belonging to ADG-FAD. Comprising a yearly conference event showcasing renown international speakers, as well as informal mini-formats in Barcelona and Madrid, and an on-line professional blog, the goal was to provoke dialogue regarding national and international audiovisual design.
What I did: I was in charge of all Spanish to English translations, both on-line and off-line. The project was left on stand-by in July 2012. I miss Broad.cat deeply, as do many others!
Company: ADG-FAD, or the Association of Graphic Designers and Art Directors, is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting design within cultural and economic spheres in Spain. Throughout each year, ADG-FAD celebrates innumerable events, conferences, awards and exhibitions.
What I do: For the past several years, I have worked with their communication team, carrying out Spanish to English translations for the Laus and Delta Awards.
Agencia Joe
Web Translations
Company: Agencia Joe is a non-conventional advertising and design studio located in Majorca. They put together fantastic work ranging from logos, webs, virals, corporate videos, brochures, flyers, social media and street marketing, among many others.
What I do: I have been collaborating with them since they began, covering their translation needs on different projects.
Laus Award Books
Book Translation
Company: The annual Laus Awards is an important event for Spanish design. Organized by ADG-FAD, the best projects in different design fields and categories are recognized for their excellence. To celebrate the yearly event, a book is published with articles and information on the award-winners.
What I do: Since 2011, I translate the texts for the Laus Award books, starting with "The Book of Envy" and "The Award that Makes You Visible" in 2012. Working together with the ADG-FAD communication team, I ensure that the writing style is maintained throughout the book, proofreading texts and suggesting changes.
Insight: Incredibly hard-working, the ADG-FAD communication team offer me fantastic opportunities to grow professionally and learn more regarding the different design sectors. I love a good challenge and the translation work I do for them brings out the best in me. It also doesn't hurt to see my name in a book each year!
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I want to share with you the things I love, the things that catch my fancy. It might be anything from what I'm reading to fashion, food and travelling, quotes and other people's work. This is the place to catch a glimpse of what makes my heart beat faster, those things that make me lose my breath. Daily inputs and stimulus are often fast and furious, so slow down and stay awhile. You'll surely find something you like!
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LeBron James is getting his own Sprite flavor
You know when you've really made it as an NBA player? It's not when you get on TV or when you get a shoe deal, it's not your first 20-point game or a buzzer-beating game-winner — no, my friends, it's when you finally get your own drink.
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Sprite announced on Wednesday that it would be releasing Sprite 6 Mix by LeBron James, a drink that features the traditional lemon-lime flavor with cherry and orange. The drink will be available nationwide for a limited time in 19.2-ounce cans and 20-ounce bottles.
"I never imagined I would have my own flavor someday," James said in a statement. "I had a great time working with the Sprite team to turn my favorite flavors into a pretty cool variation of one of my favorite brands. I'm proud of what we created and I'm excited for my fans to try it."
As a man who will try any Mountain Dew variation under the sun, I'm coming out as officially on board with this. And by that, I mean if I ever see this at a gas station randomly, I will try it, though I haven't decided if I want to go with the travel size can or the barely-bigger bottle. It's a tough choice.
But yeah, this is a huge look for LeBron. He's got his own gum, he's got his own pop, all he needs now is his own main course and sides. Might I recommend the LeBronlette for breakfast, a LBLT with some LeBroccoli and cheese soup for lunch, and a LeBrot roast with steamed LeBroccoli on the side? Seems like a good start, though I'm sure you can figure out something besides broccoli to make in to a LeBron James product.
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My home is located in the Delaware Valley of Pennsylvania. This bread has the wonderful flavor of carrot cake, which is dearly loved in this part of the country. Because it's made with carrots, this bread is nutritious as well as economical-two important qualities in my home.
32 Servings
Prep: 10 min. Bake: 65 min. + cooling
3 cups all-purpose flour
2 cups sugar
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
3/4 teaspoon salt
3 eggs
2 cups shredded carrots
1 cup canola oil
1 can (8 ounces) unsweetened crushed pineapple, drained
2 teaspoons
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1 cup chopped pecans
3/4 cup confectioners' sugar, optional
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Swan Valley Wine Cruise from Perth
Reviewed by: Diane V, September 2014
Great trip, food, wine and staff.
Thanks Ema Foley for the songs. Will recommend this trip to all
Reviewed by: Diane C, July 2014
What a beautiful relaxing day. Well organised and very enjoyable.
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What a beautiful relaxing day. Well organised and very enjoyable.
Reviewed by: Chris C, June 2014
Rachael , Lisa and the great skipper were fantastic
The trip was great although the trip on the river to the winery was cut short by the tide and we had to go by coach the winery and staff and food was well worth the small disappointment of the coach trip,and the return trip home by boat was fantastic especially Rachael's singing thank you for the great day,the whole five of us enjoyed it and would recommend it
Reviewed by: Diane O, June 2014
This tour was friendly informative and a lovely way to spend a Sunday. The crew put themselves out to chat and create a good atmosphere on the river boat. We went on to do the winery tour with lunch, which was also fun and informative. The food was top class, no wonder brides are happy to have their special day using this fabulous venue. I can easily recommend this tour.
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This trip exceeded all of our expectations when booking. Some very nice taster sessions mixed with some great humour from the stewards were provided on the journey down the Swan to the Winery, not to mention the dolphin and local wildlife spotting exercise. The winery itself was awesome in scale and technology. The winery tour was extremely interesting and informative. The wine tasting prior to lunch was thorough, informative, addressed a range of both red and white wines and the meal itself was absolutely beautiful.
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Crates of empty beer bottles are stacked at the Saint Sixtus Abbey in Westvleteren, western Belgium, Tuesday Aug.16, 2005. A website survey of thousands of beer enthusiasts from 65 countries rated the Westvleteren 12 beer as the world's best, forcing the Abbey to stop selling one of its famous beers as it was sold out immediately. The abbey, home to 30 Cistercian and Trappist monks who lead a life of seclusion, prayer, and beer-brewing, doesn't want to raise production as their life in the abbey comes first, not the brewery. (AP Photo/Yves Logghe)
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A monk has to make a living. More precisely, the place where he lives has to keep the lights on, and that requires income.
Religious residences all over the world produce goods to sell — chocolate, cheese, soap, candles, ceramics — and among Trappist monasteries, eight of them make beer. Trappist beers generally are adored by serious beer drinkers for their characteristic taste — often dry with fruity overtones and aromas that range from floral to barnyard — and their romantic lore. Their higher alcohol content also puts smiles on faces.
The simple definition of Trappist beer is: beer brewed by monks at an active abbey with the proceeds of beer sales supporting the abbey. The Trappist designation is protected by law (and all Trappist beers carry the hexagonal "Authentic Trappist Product" logo), but the general style of beer made in abbeys — ale that is unpasteurized and bottle-conditioned — is free to be copied by any brewer anywhere.
Beers that are brewed in this style by lay people in an active abbey or a defunct abbey, or at an outside brewery altogether, can be called Abbey beers but not Trappist. So it is kind of an elite club, and the beers are accordingly special. In a few cases, they also are quite rare.
You have no doubt seen at least a couple Trappist beers if you have spent any time in bars with an inventory that goes beyond aluminum bottles, plastic pitchers and popcorn. In other words, while Trappist beers are special, you can find some them easily enough in Chicago and the suburbs.
Trappist brewers, in alphabetical order, are: Achel, Chimay, Koningshoeven (La Trappe), Orval, Rochefort, Stift Engelszell, Westmalle and Westvleteren.
You probably knew Chimay and maybe Orval. If you are into beer you might have recognized Westmalle and possibly even Rochefort. Westvleteren was in the news recently because for the first time ever (and probably the last) the brewery released small quantities of its exclusive ale outside the abbey. The beer sold in Chicago for $85 per six-pack. That is not a typo. Usually you have to make an appointment and go to Belgium to pick up your order in person. Even then, they let you buy only a little. When you start researching airfare to Belgium, $85 does not seem like such a bad deal.
All of the above beers are from Belgium, but there are two more Trappist beers, and these are the most obscure on the list. La Trappe, made at Koningshoeven Abbey in the Netherlands, has gone in and out of Trappist certification (right now it is in), and Stift Engelszell, of Austria, was certified ATP in 2012.
This past fall the great Chicago beer bar and restaurant Hopleaf hosted a "Monastic" beer dinner featuring four Trappist beers, three of them matched with hearty, cold weather food.
We started with a Rochefort 6, a rich warmer of a beer that was a welcome antidote to the chill outside.
With the first course, a Liege salad that included bacon lardons, green beans, potatoes and a poached egg, they poured Orval. The dry and pleasantly bitter bite of the iconic beer in the bowling pin bottle was a nice match to the subtly rich flavors of the salad.
Flemish Beef Stew and a Westmalle Dubbel came next. The ale was slightly sweet and fruity, yet also dry, with a nice frothy head. This made it a great complement to the stew, which managed to be sweet and savory at the same time, a thick gravy filled with chunks of beef, mashed potatoes, glazed carrots and crispy shallots.
For dessert we had a Chimay Tripel (also called "White" and sporting a white label) paired with a classic Belgian waffle that was joined by Chimay White strawberry compote, Westmalle Dubbel chocolate sauce and salted custard whipped cream. The hoppy, raisiny beer would have been a nice enough closer on its own, but the waffle dish only brought out its beautiful, unique flavors even more.
Like the monks themselves, Trappist beers are quietly sophisticated, complex and shrouded in mystique. They are at the top of the beer prestige pyramid and well worth your attention. Whether they are worth flying to Europe for is a decision you will have to make on your own, down the line. But you could start with a Chimay, Orval, Westmalle or Rochefort, probably not far from where you live, tonight.
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Survey of Javascript Inheritance Techniques<>p>Josh Gertzen of Thinwire has written up a detailed survey of techniques for OO-style inheritance in Javascript, leading up to the technique he's recently developed to overcome flaws in the existing approaches.
I set out to see if I could devise a working design of my own. It took me about a week to work out something that behaved correctly under all situations, but once I felt confident that it was working, I quickly integrated the approach into the framework. As it stands now, both the beta and beta2 releases of ThinWire leverage that initial design.
His analysis starts with standard prototype chaining techniques (SubClass.prototype = new BaseClass();) and explains where they fall down, in particular problems with calling superclass methods. He then walks through a range of improvements, notably Doug Crockford's well-known "classic inheritance" technique.
Admittedly, Crockford's approach is one of the most solid that I found and there is no arguing that based on the body of work he has done on JavaScript programming, he is a master of JavaScript. However, if you review the code for the three classes and then look at the output, you'll notice that there is subtle issue.
… (I)t should be clear that the results of the above example are incorrect. Additionally, a downside of Crockford's approach and of many other approaches, is that every super call requires an additional method call and additional processing of some kind. Whether this is an issue for your situation, will depend on how many super calls you have in your code. ThinWire makes extensive use of super calling in it's client-side code and therefore it's important that super calls are as fast as possible.
Josh eventually developed an alternative solution that is somewhat Aspect-Oriented:
Essentially, 'extend' wraps every method in your class definition with an intermediate function that swaps the super class reference '$' to the correct reference with every method call. The only real issue with this approach is that it requires a number of intermediate functions, which may have an impact on performance.
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[...] In a post to the front page of Ajaxian.com today, Michael Mahemoff showcases an article written by Joshua Gertzen, the lead developer of the ThinWire Framework: [...]
Many of these techniques described here are emulations of class-based languages. I believe that most of the usages of such techniques are for programmers that are accustomed to class-based languages like Java. However, JavaScript prototypal based inheritance can actually be much more powerful, and it is much more efficient to the use JavaScript as it is intended than to try to do emulations with it. Even Douglas Crockford has since stated the benefits of using prototypal object inheritance rather than emulating class inheritance: http://javascript.crockford.com/prototypal.html
Well, it seems that there new approach to implementing inheritance recently was added – a "lazy inheritance" – http://www.soft-amis.com/jsiner/index.html
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Background: Paced respiration has been internationally recommended for vasomotor symptom management despite limited empirical evidence.
Objective: To evaluate efficacy of a paced respiration intervention against breathing control and usual care control for vasomotor and other menopausal symptoms.
Design: A 16-week, 3-group, partially blinded, controlled trial with 2:2:1 randomization and stratification by group (breast cancer, no cancer), Midwestern city and surrounding area.
Participants: 218 randomized women (96 breast cancer survivors, 122 menopausal women without cancer) recruited through community mailings and registries.
Interventions: Training, home practice support, and instructions to use the breathing at the time of each hot flash were delivered via compact disc with printed booklet (paced respiration intervention) or digital videodisc with printed booklet (fast shallow breathing control). Usual care control received a letter regarding group assignment.
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The house has a very good standard and is located in Sillviken, from where it is not for fishing and swimming. Tavelfjärden, the waters off the door accommodates good occurrence of pike, whitefish, perch and sea trout. The location of the house on the river is wonderful, the water you see in several directions. Holmsund the golf course can be reached by boat across the channel. Umeå is 25 minutes away in the car. Here you will be much culture - theater, opera - commanded, eat well you can too. September to October is the moose-hunting season.
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Carmelo Anthony and Chauncey Billups celebrated their arrival in New York by helping the Knicks to a 114-108 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks at an electric Madison Square Garden Wednesday.
Anthony scored on a strong drive to the hoop that he finished with a slam dunk, and then hit a short jumper to give the Knicks some breathing room after Milwaukee pulled to 104-100 with a minute and half left in the game.
In their first game after coming to the Knicks in a nine-player deal with the Denver Nuggets, Anthony scored 27 points and pulled down 10 rebounds, while Billups had 21 points and dealt out eight assists.
Bucks guard John Salmons led Milwaukee with 27 points.
The Knicks improved to 29-26 with the victory in their first game following the All-Star break. Milwaukee slipped to 22-35.
"The fans were great tonight," said 26-year-old native New Yorker Anthony as the sold-out Garden crowd serenaded him with a chant of "Melo, Melo."
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Anthony and Billups worked their magic without any practice with the team, having just arrived after the trade was hammered out following Sunday's All-Star game in Los Angeles.
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"It's been hectic, a rollercoaster," Anthony admitted. "The last two days have been crazy for me, working on no sleep. Getting the win tonight meant a lot to me."
Anthony, who shot a mediocre 10-of-25, scored 11 points in the fourth quarter, stepping up after New York's other big offensive weapon, Amar'e Stoudemire, fouled out.
Stoudemire was impressed by his new front-court partner.
"He played great," said Stoudemire, who had 19 points. "He played Carmelo basketball. These guys haven't had a practice and didn't know the plays, they just played hard."
Also raising his game was back-up guard Toney Douglas, who sank 10-of-12 shots, including a trio from beyond the three-point line in posting 23 points.
Stoudemire, Anthony and Billups all stressed that the team had a long way to go and that they needed to toughen their defense in order to become a championship contender.
Anthony vowed to lead by example on defense.
"We got a lot of things that we need to get better on," said Billups, the MVP of the NBA Finals in 2004 when his Detroit Pistons won the league championship. "You can't be an NBA champion without being a solid defensive team."
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