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There will be no respite for the Spurs, who face four more playoff contenders after going 0-4 last week while becoming the first team in NBA history to lose consecutive games in triple overtime. [Read More]
There will be no respite for the Spurs, who face four more playoff contenders after going 0-4 last week while becoming the first team in NBA history to lose consecutive games in triple overtime. [Read More]
Short-handed Spurs fight valiantly but Ellis, Mavs too much late
The Spurs battled valiantly in Dallas without seven players, leading by as many as 12 before Monta Ellis carried the Mavericks to victory down the stretch. [Read More]
Historic heartbreak as Spurs drop second straight in triple OT
The Spurs were extended to triple overtime for the second straight game Friday at the AT&T Center, the first team to do so since Dec. 1951. And just like Wednesday against Memphis, the Spurs were forced to endure another defeat, 129-119 at the hands of Damian Lillard and the Portland Trailblazers. [Read More]
Leonard should return 'soon' despite torn ligament in right hand
Starting small forward Kawhi Leonard could return as soon as Monday's home game with the Los Angeles Clippers despite a torn ligament in his right hand. [Read More]
Spurs pound the boards for season-best rebounding effort
After struggling in two previous games this season against Minnesota, the Spurs were determined to do a better job of rebounding Wednesday night. They did that and more as they grabbed a season-best 56 rebounds and outrebounded the Timberwolves by 15 in their convincing 116-100 victory over the Timberwolves. The Spurs grabbed seven of the […] [Read More]
Bowen's jersey joins Spurs' legends
Bruce Bowen got a little choked up when he talked about the Spurs organization Wednesday night as he became the seventh player in team history to have his jersey retired. "I thank you all for allowing me to be share this moment with you all," Bowen said at the end of his 15-minute speech, his […] [Read More]
Bowen at a crossroads
He'd just turned 30 years old. He'd already been waived twice, two other NBA teams had released him and now Miami had hesitated to re-sign him. Bruce Bowen had just started 72 games for the Heat, showing such defensive ability that Pat Riley had touted him as the best defender in the league. Bowen was [...] [Read More]
Slideshow: Bruce Bowen jersey retirement ceremony
The Spurs retired the No. 12 jersey of Bruce Bowen on Wednesday night at the AT&T Center. – photos by Kin Man Hui/Express-News [Read More]
Slideshow: Spurs vs. Timberwolves
Tim Duncan had 21 points and 15 rebounds as the Spurs beat the Timberwolves 116-100 on Wednesday at the AT&T Center. Tony Parker left the game in the second quarter with hamstring tightness and did not return. Stephen Jackson played in his first home game since being traded to the Spurs. – photos by Kin […] [Read More]
Spurs lead, but Parker out for game with tightness in hamstring
The Spurs have jumped to a 56-47 halftime lead over Minnesota, but the first half was marred when Tony Parker was taken to the locker room with 8:03 left in the second quarter with tightness in his left hamstring. Parker walked to the dressing room, but was followed by San Antonio trainer Will Sevening and […] [Read More]
Parker out with tight hamstring, won't return
Spurs guard Tony Parker will miss the rest of the game with tightness in his left hamstring. The injury occurred with 8:03 left in the second quarter. The Spurs' leading scorer was taken to the dressing room for treatment and has re-entered the game. We'll give you more on this injury as we learn about […] [Read More]
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Adelman wary without Pekovic in lineup
Minnesota coach Rick Adelman is unsure how he will attack the Spurs with starting center Nikola Pekovic back in Minneapolis receiving treatement for his sore left ankle. He could insert rookie Derrick Williams into the lineup to go smaller against the Spurs with Kevin Love in the lineup. Pekovic did not play in the Timberwolves' […] [Read More]
Foster retires after 13-season NBA career with Pacers
Jeff Foster was never the best shot, the fastest player, the best rebounder or the most adept defender in many NBA games that he played in. But Foster's intangibles helped him carve out a 13-season NBA career with the Indiana Pacers in which he made an estimated $50.07 million before his retirement Wednesday with chronic […] [Read More]
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I have to create a web page for a online quiz which will display same questions in different sequence for each user. Now, I have written code which takes questions randomly every time when user visit that page. User goes to that page by login id and password. I have used random function in query which gives questions in different order for each user. But now problem is when i refresh that page question order changes for the same user. So i wants to disable refresh button. Can you please tell me how to disable it? or is there any other way?
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You can't disable the button. You shouldn't be messing with the user's browser.
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Setup, repair of smartphones, tablets still frustrates many
If you feel you are a lost cause at setting up and operating the latest tablets and smartphones, you aren't alone.
If you feel you are a lost cause at setting up and operating the latest tablets and smartphones, you aren't alone.
A spike in attacks against IP PBXs that started last fall shows no signs of abating, spawning speculation that those responsible have tapped intobotnets and cloud computing resources to carry out their illegal activities.
Fusion-io, a maker of NAND flash memory cards that enhance the performance of data center servers, announced Tuesday that it plans an initial public offering it hopes can raise $150 million.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
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The world changed 10 years ago, but the memories and images of the attacks are burned into our minds. For those of us who saw the violence and its aftermath on TV, the memories are vivid enough. For those who were on the scene for some part of the events of Sept. 11, 2001, they can be gut-punch painful.
We asked Federal Computer Week readers to share their memories of the day. Here are some of their responses, which have been edited for length, clarity and style.
'...Most of us openly wept...'
I was on my way from Union Station to travel to the Pentagon for a meeting in the section that was struck by the airplane. I was running late because the ticket machines in the Metro Center [subway station] were being repaired and I had to wait for a ticket. Upon arrival at Union Station, I checked my baggage, and no sooner had I done that than a male voice came over the public loudspeaker and announced, "Evacuate Union Station immediately. Do not panic. Walk to the nearest exit and clear the building in an orderly manner. You will be notified when it is safe to return to the building."
From the park outside, we could see the smoke from the Pentagon but had no idea what it was or where it was located at the time. A large group of people were huddled around a construction site, where one of the workmen had brought his battery-powered radio and was listening to the news. When we all discovered what had happened, most of us — men and women alike — openly wept, and I thought to myself, "The world we lived in no longer exists. It will never be the same."
I still have the Metro pass from that day, stamped 0911, and carry it in my wallet every day as a constant reminder of how lucky I am to have escaped what most certainly would have been unthinkable had I not been running late for my meeting.
'...My nephew was in the North Tower...'
I was at work in upstate New York when the first plane struck. A co-worker tried to tell everyone that it probably got lost in fog. I knew better because he had never been to New York City or knew where the [World Trade Center] towers stood. Being a pilot, he began to lecture us all on how it could possibly have happened.
Then the second plane hit. I called my wife to find out if [all our loved ones were] accounted for in New York City. By the time I got home that evening, the TV networks were still showing people in suits and dresses jumping or falling from windows to avoid the flames and fires that broke out from the plane fuel.
We found out the next day that my nephew was in the North Tower. His co-workers who survived told us that he was one of those who went back into the towers multiple times to help others get out. He worked on the 50th floor and was working his way down the stairs when the North Tower collapsed.
'...It consumed my day after that...'
I was at the Starbucks in Springfield, Va., waiting for my tall caramel macchiato. As I waited by the bar for my drink to be made, I remember looking out the window of the coffee shop and thinking what a beautiful, cool day it was, not a cloud in the sky. It was a gorgeous day. Just then another customer came in and said, "a plane just crashed into one of the twin towers in NY". All the customers just kind of listened and then continued on with their morning routines, reading the paper, chatting. Then another comment from someone else, about another plane crashing into the towers. I started to think at that point, this is too coincidental, this can't be just an accident. When I arrived to work, my suspicions were confirmed. It consumed my day after that.
'...The silence was deafening...'
When we heard about the second plane, I remember thinking that there must be a serious malfunction of the air traffic control system. I couldn't conceive of anyone performing such a suicide mission. We crowded around a single TV all morning, and when we heard about the Pentagon, we looked out the windows to the southeast and saw the black smoke. When the first tower collapsed, my boss insisted we all go home to be with our families. Later at home, I remember thinking that I had never noticed the sound of planes overhead, but with all of them grounded, the silence was deafening.
'...I knew we were under attack...'
I was on my way to work [on the West Coast], listening to the radio. When I heard that a second plane had hit, I knew we were under attack. Ten minutes later, I drove onto the military base and was amazed that the gate guards were acting like it was business as usual. It took some time before the system reacted, and coming onto the base was never the same carefree way again.
'...Everyone went home to be with their families...'
I was home that morning because I had a doctor's appointment before work. While drinking my coffee and watching the news, I saw the report about a plane hitting the World Trade Center. As I watched the TV, I saw the second plane hit. I was shocked, angry, scared and upset.
Then as I watched more, I saw the first tower come crashing down. By the time I made it to my appointment that day, the third plane had crashed into the Pentagon. I was in a daze. All I could think about was New York and what was next. When they grounded all the planes and then discovered there were four planes unaccounted for, we knew it wasn't over. I found myself looking up at the sky on my drive home from the doctor's, afraid of what I might see.
I didn't know what to do. I went to work, but the office was empty except for a few people. Everyone went home to be with their families. I didn't stay long either. I was angry and thought how cowardly the perpetrators were to target unarmed, innocent people the way they did. I was very angry for the first few weeks after that. Now I cry every time I think about it and relive it, like I am now.
'...We could see plumes of black smoke...'
I was working at the Housing and Urban Development Department's Real Estate Assessment Center on the 4th floor, just across the Potomac [from the Pentagon] in D.C. A manager had a small TV on his desk that was showing the first plane that had hit the World Trade Center. We thought it was an accident until we saw the second plane hit. About 15 minutes later, we could see plumes of black smoke coming from the Pentagon. Being a former soldier, I decided we were under attack. I left a phone message for my supervisor that I was leaving, came outside and just started walking toward 14th Street while trying to call my wife.
I was fueled by anger until it turned to fear when I got home and could not reach my wife and daughter. They later arrived there safe and sound. Then I was back in anger mode for seeing so many innocent lives lost.
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I came to work on that day not knowing of anything happening in NY. I currently live in Chicago. We had heard about a plane hitting the Twin Towers and we didn't know what was happening until we actually saw on the news the second plane hit the Towers. At that very moment, I went back to my desk and grabbed my belongings and headed for the train. I was scared to death because I knew we were under attack as most people had figured out. It was a day to remember, most people that were riding the train had no idea as to what had happened. I began to tell everyone and they were so amazed and people started changing their destinations. 911 was the day that I can remember often. Every year that it rolls around, I often think of all the people that were killed. It was and still is a day that almost every person can remember. My anger is still in tact when this day comes around every year. I believe that we are still in shock that this happened and so many people were killed.
My wife told me about 9/11 as early as July or August 2001, but I found it too hard to believe, so I compoletly dismissed what she told me. On the morning of 9/11 at 8:15 CST, she came into the living room and turned on the television. As soon as the picture came, It showed a tall building with the tail of a plane sticking out. My question to her was "Is this a movie, or is this really happening." When I realized that what I was seening was really hapening, I had to watch until the towers were gone. I still find it hard to believe that after September 11, 2001, that there was very little left above ground of the twin towers. Why did both towers collapse just minutes of each other.
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Oddis was accused of using a 15-inch knife with a nine-inch blade to stab the teen in his arm and chest.
Oddis and Cryans had been quarreling for two days and exchanging threats. The day before the stabbing, Cryans' girlfriend told Oddis she could have him killed. After that threat, Cryans telephoned Oddis multiple times and threatened him. The next day, Oddis called Cryans and told him he was going to kill him, his girlfriend and his child. Subsequently, Cryans called Oddis three times, threatening him, and saying he was going to his home to "beat his ass."
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Amsterdam, NL, 16 January 2014 A new study exploring vitamin D levels in patients with Parkinson's disease (PD) opens up the possibility of a new avenue of early intervention that may delay or prevent the onset of cognitive impairment and depression. The findings are published in the Journal of Parkinson's Disease.
Investigators conducted a cross-sectional analysis of 286 patients with PD and found that higher plasma vitamin D levels were associated with lower symptom severity, better cognition, and less depression in the entire group, but the relationships were even stronger in those who were not demented.
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In this analysis, which was an add-on study to an ongoing longitudinal study of neuropsychiatric function in people with PD, patients were given a battery of tests measuring global cognitive function, verbal memory, semantic verbal fluency, executive function, and depression. On the same day, serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels were measured. Of the 286 subjects, 61 were considered to be demented by a consensus panel based on the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of the American Psychiatric Association (4th edition) and 225 were not demented.
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A child's Gas mask as issued in the war time - I just missed having one this type as I was 2 years old when war broke out and in the 'Blitz' I had the ordinary one in a cardboard box - I had to take it with me when I was evacuated to Rochdale in Lancashire then when the Germans started bombing there from airfields in occupied Norway my Mum said we might as well go back to East London ! Severn Valley railway 1940's event.
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HONG KONG, Aug. 16, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Highway Holdings Limited (Nasdaq:HIHO) today reported results for its fiscal 2011 first quarter ended June 30, 2010, reflecting the benefits of an improving global economy despite the impact of currency fluctuations on the company's profitability. Net sales for the first quarter of fiscal 2011 climbed 40.0 percent to $6.5 million from $4.6 million a year earlier.
Operating income for the three month period ended June 30, 2010 was $303,000 compared with an operating loss of $430,000 for the same quarter last year. However, because of currency fluctuation adjustments detailed below, net income for the fiscal 2011 first quarter was only $44,000, or $0.01 per diluted share, compared with a net loss of $136,000, or $0.04 per share, last year. "The beginning of the new fiscal year represents a significant improvement compared with a year ago, as a majority of our customers are now experiencing improved business conditions and order flow is gaining momentum," said Roland Kohl, president and chief executive officer of Highway Holdings.
"The company's strong financial position combined with reduced operating expenses and strongly increasing sales from long-term and new customers offers strong growth potential in the new fiscal year. Based upon our current sales forecasts from potential new and existing business, we expect to reach or exceed in fiscal 2011 the sales levels that we achieved in 2009, prior to the global recession -- with increased profitability as a result the company's more efficient operations today," Kohl added.Gross profit as a percentage of sales for the first fiscal quarter of fiscal 2011 was 22.2 percent compared with 16.1 percent in the same period a year ago. Selling, general and administrative expense for the fiscal quarter decreased by $44,000, or 3.8 percent, from the same period a year ago despite increased sales. Selling, general and administrative expense as a percentage of sales for the first fiscal quarter of fiscal 2011 was 17.5 percent compared with 25.4 percent in the same period a year ago.
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iPhone 1.1.3 Firmware Features Peeked An early working version of firmware update 1.1.3 for the iPhone has been spotted in the wild and given the full video preview treatment over at Gizmodo. A short list of the confirmed new features includes multiple-recipient SMS and Google's new faux GPS maps application.
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NFL, Cable Giants Face Off In New Broadcast Universe On Saturday night, the New York Giants will face off against the powerful New England Patriots, who are chasing all sorts of historic NFL records -- most significantly, the second perfect season in league history (New England already is the first team to go 15-0 and can finish undefeated on Saturday). This game might also be billed as "The NFL vs. The Cable Guys."
Is Apple Planning To Launch An Ultra Mobile PC Next Year? We've been hearing rumors for months that Apple is working on some kind of tablet PC, most likely an ultramobile PC (UMPC) of some kind. One of my colleagues, Mitch Wagner, thinks that Apple has no plans for a tablet. Other industry insiders, like futurist Mark Anderson, think
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Just How Neutral is the Net? Not Very. How large ISPs are squeezing the little guy harder than ever by hijacking searches and reporting questionable traffic metrics, which in turn drives up online advertising rates
Avoiding The Mobile Device Marketing Mire I'm working from home this week while my twin boys' day care is closed for the holidays. This morning, as one child screamed about his missing toy and the other demanded a cookie for breakfast, my cell phone rang. Foolishly and without thinking (or looking at the incoming number), I answered it.
Wipro Reportedly Trying To Acquire Capgemini There are reports coming from India that IT outsourcing vendor Wipro is preparing a $7 billion bid for Capgemini. The companies aren't commenting directly on these reports, but a Wipro exec did say something that underscores this fact: Indian companies are under the gun to move beyond their Indian workforces.
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BlackBerry Maker Proposes An Angular Keyboard For Mobile Devices Apple stole the show this year by introducing its touch-screen-only iPhone. But mobile innovation doesn't stop there. Many device makers are stepping up their game, including Research In Motion, which, according to a recent patent application filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, is proposing an angular keyboard for (what appears to be) future BlackBerry smartphones.
Top Five Open Source Stories Of 2007 It's been a landmark year for open source, and in so many different ways that even a casual survey of the year's events will range far and wide. Here's a quick rundown of what to me were the top five open source events of the year -- not an exhaustive list, of course, but the things that best reflected how important and widely entrenched open source software (especially Linux) has become.
Have You Sent Out Your E-Greeting Yet? You Should The holiday season offers smaller businesses an easy, cheap way to do some effective networking: the e-card. And if you put a little thought into yours, it could get you noticed.
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AT&T Disables Windows Live On Treo 750 Smartphones Palm earlier this month released a Windows Mobile 6 update for AT&T customers with Treo 750 smartphones. But it turns out that Treo 750 users are unable to utilize Windows Live. Instead, they're restricted to using AT&T's Xpress Mail and instant messaging, as one very unhappy AT&T customer pointed out.
More BlackBerry 9000 Details Leaked The Boy Genius Report has the scoop on the much-anticipated BlackBerry 9000 smartphone, yet again. Let's take a look at what this touch-screen smartphone promises.
Are Google iPhone Apps Also Beta Apps For Android? It seems that lots of Googlers are really into the iPhone, including Googler-in-Chief Eric Schmidt. Google has been launching new mobile applications specifically for the iPhone, just as the company also prepares its own Android platform. Is there a hidden connection between the iPhone and Google Android?
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T-Mobile Promises To Support SunCom Customers T-Mobile this week issued a letter to SunCom customers, updating them on its upcoming acquisition of the southeastern wireless carrier and outlining its plan to support the customers going forward.
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Now You Can Own A Ferrari For A Few Hundred Dollars The latest Ferrari won't go from 0-60 in under 4 seconds, nor top out at more than 200 mph. But it will make pretty good phone calls, let you watch video, and browse the Web. Did you think I was talking about a real Ferrari? Nope. I'm talking about the Motorola Z8 Ferrari Edition mobile phone (which isn't going to really compensate for anything).
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I enjoy making desserts, and it's especially satisfying when my goodies are devoured quickly. This one always qualifies for that distinction.
TOTAL TIME: Prep: 25 min. + chilling YIELD:12 servings
- 1 package (3 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1/4 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1 carton (8 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
- 1 prepared angel food cake (8 to 10 ounces)
- 1 cup half-and-half cream, divided
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup light corn syrup
- 1/4 cup butter
- Pinch salt
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1. In a large bowl, beat cream cheese and confectioners' sugar until smooth. Fold in whipped topping; set aside. Cut cake horizontally into two layers. Place the bottom layer on a serving plate; spread with cream cheese mixture. Replace top; refrigerate.
- 2. In a saucepan, combine 3/4 cup of cream, sugar, corn syrup, butter and salt. Cook and stir until mixture reaches soft-ball stage (234°). Slowly add remaining cream. Cook and stir until mixture returns to soft-ball stage (234°). Remove from the heat; stir in vanilla. Cool. Drizzle over cake. Store in the refrigerator. Yield: 12 servings.
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UK retailers expect big demand for Xbox 360 post price cut
"The timing is excellent, and we'll work closely with Microsoft to give customers all the product and advice they need in the run up to Christmas," Tricia Brennan, MD of Game UK, told GamesIndustryBiz.
While the executives from GAME, HMV and top indie retailers could only speculate that a budget Xbox 360 could deal a blow to Sony this holiday, they do agree that the current economic climate may play a factor for those in search of cheap entertainment.
"I think prematurely devaluing the market is a danger, but the reality is the economic down turn is not going to go away tomorrow so anything which combats the rising prices of living helps the entertainment market as a whole and we'll see the benefits of this price cut way into 2009 reflecting in software sales," offered Steve O'Brien, of respected indie stores Action Replay and Gameshop.
Beginning September 19, the Xbox 360 Arcade will be priced at GBP 129.99, the Xbox 360 (Premium) unit will sell for 169.99 and the Xbox 360 Elite will be reduced to GBP 229.99.
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Sunday, August 25th 2013, 6:23pm
I'm a battlefield player, good sir. I don't play metro.
PC is no longer PC master race. It's PC mustard race, because consoles need to ketchup :'D
DICE gave so much into making commander better, but lemmings be lemmings I guess.
As a good guy that don't want to use overly glitched weapons, I'll quit using the MTAR and switch to the ACWR until it's fixed
The world needs more people like you
+1, I think we're all in agreement that more MrT3as would be an awesome thing
Although if that was the case they'd use up so much of the world's awesome that there'd be none left for the rest of us!
yes, I know, I'm a big-ass hypocrite
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Sunday, August 25th 2013, 6:52pm
Quoted from "/u/Demize99"
Finally, the biggest issue we have in battlefield is actually on net code. Without going into details, the amount of updates we need to send to support all the gameplay details would throttle most bandwidth connections if we sent every frame. Therefor we send at a lower rate and use client prediction to interpolate between those updates. I'm not happy that means we have a longer than ideal delay for sending hits and damage to the victim from the server. The reality is that it's not trivial to fix, which isn't a great excuse, but it's definitely on our radar. Frankly, the benefits of being able to support the vast battlefields and variety of game play technically is worth the trade offs to me.
so no, them being lazy isn't the only explanation. it is in fact the least likely explanation. from my experiences as an indie game dev, being lazy and being a game developer are two mutually exclusive states.
i would remove whiny scrubs
Quoted from "xFACTORlGaming"No, you referenced something from your limited knowledge base on the subject
Kind of hard to have this talk with someone whose top kills with weapons and vehicles is the v40 mini, mortar and EOD bot....
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I agree:
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pls anything below 850 rpm is useless garbage
As for the dude who sais to bring the right tool for the right map: "Fuck you, I want to use the gun I always use for everything (scarh)."
I have thousands of kills with the AEK, ACE23, FAMAS & CZ3A1 and other high ROF guns but I like the slower more measured playstyle of the Scarh better. Now that the competitiveness of that gun is gone I am understandably pissed.
@NoctyrneSAGA Your highest killing weapon is the V40 mini and your accuracy is terrible across the board (LMGs are pretty high on your list bro) - just get all your assignments and 5 service stars and for the rest please please piss off.
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Couldn't you ask the DICE devs?
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I know that an m320 and m26 could not be equip at the same and same for all launchers, but are there any other gadget restrictions? For example, can you have claymore/c4, m15 mine/m2 slam, mortar/xm25?
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Thursday, August 29th 2013, 2:26am
I know that an m320 and m26 could not be equip at the same and same for all launchers, but are there any other gadget restrictions? For example, can you have claymore/c4, m15 mine/m2 slam, mortar/xm25?
It's the same as BF3.
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Police: Speeding, reckless driving blamed for fatal I-93 crash in Salem
Emergency crews were summoned to the scene, near Exit 1 on Interstate 93 south around 7:30 p.m. Monday.
Salem police and fire crews, along with Massachusetts State Police and the state Department of Transportation assisted at the scene, shutting down two of the highway's southbound travel lanes for a couple of hours following the crash.
The accident remains under investigation. Anyone who witnessed the crash is encouraged to contact Trooper Sean Harrington at the N.H. State Police — Troop B barracks at 666-3333.
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