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Artwork of the Bow from A Link to the Past | |
First appearance | The Legend of Zelda (1987) |
Appearances | The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past Link's Awakening Ocarina of Time Majora's Mask Four Swords The Wind Waker Four Swords Adventures The Minish Cap Twilight Princess Phantom Hourglass Spirit Tracks Skyward Sword A Link Between Worlds |
Found | (The Legend of Zelda) Level 1 (A Link to the Past) Eastern Palace (Link's Awakening) Mabe Village Shop (Four Swords) Item Podiums (Four Swords Adventures) Item Podiums (The Minish Cap) Castor Wilds (Phantom Hourglass) Temple of Courage (Spirit Tracks) Fire Temple (Skyward Sword) Sandship (A Link Between Worlds) Ravio's Shop Non-Canon (Hyrule Warriors) Faron Woods |
Use | Fires arrows |
Effective against | (The Legend of Zelda) Gohma (A Link to the Past) Armos Knights (Link's Awakening) Armos Armos Knight Nightmare (DethI) (The Minish Cap) Vaati Transfigured (Phantom Hourglass) Crayk (Spirit Tracks) Cragma (Skyward Sword) Tentalus Bilocyte Non-Canon (Hyrule Warriors) Gibdos Deku Babas Gohma |
The Bow (弓矢 Yumiya?) is a recurring weapon in the The Legend of Zelda series. The Bow is quite often Link's chief projectile weapon, and often has twice the attack power of the first sword in the games.
The ammunition for bows are Arrows, which often come with various enchantments, such as Fire, Ice and Light. There also exists a special kind of arrow known as the Silver Arrow, whose silvery arrowheads have the power to slay Ganon. Sometimes, arrows can be used in conjunction with Bombs to create Bomb Arrows.
The Legend of Zelda
The Bow is found in Level 1 and Level 5 in the Second Quest, although in the First Quest it is not necessary until Level 6 where it is needed to defeat Gohma. Interestingly, rather then having an arrow supply, Link's Rupees are depleted by one each time he fires his Bow. However he must first buy arrows in a shop before he can use them. In the final dungeon, Level 9, the more powerful Silver Arrow can be found, which is necessary to finish off Ganon.
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
The Bow is found in the first dungeon, Eastern Palace. The Silver Arrows can be obtained in a Great Fairy's Fountain in the Pyramid.
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening
The Bow can be purchased from the Mabe Village Shop for 980 Rupees. It can also be stolen along with other items in the shop, but it is quite hard and Link will be referred to as THIEF for the remainder of the game. Interestingly, if used in conjunction with bombs, a makeshift Bomb Arrow can be fired.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
The Fairy Bow is found in the Forest Temple after defeating a group of Stalfos. It is used to attack distant enemies and activate eyes switches. Throughout the game it can be upgraded to fire a variety of magic arrows.
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
The Hero's Bow is found in Woodfall Temple after defeating a Dinolfos. Like the Fairy Bow, it can be upgraded to fire a variety of magic arrows.
The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords
The Bow can be found randomly on Item Podiums. It is used to hit enemies from a safe distance. Charging the attack longer will cause arrows to shoot faster. There is no limit to the number of arrows that can be fired.
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
The Hero's Bow is found in the Tower of the Gods after defeating a Darknut.
The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures
Link can find Bows on Item Podiums. There is no limit to the number of arrows he can fire. If Link holds down the A button, he can charge an arrow with power, allowing it to pierce through multiple targets, destroy objects like grass and pots, and carry along certain items such as large force gems and pin them to the far wall. While charging, Link will also remain facing the same direction, and can move and even make quick jumps using the R button.
If Link meets a Great Fairy, she will upgrade his Bow to a Lvl. 2 Bow, allowing him to fire three arrows in rapid succession, have up to three arrows on screen at a time per Link, and charge powered up shots in less time.
The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap
The Bow is found in the Castor Wilds. If Link holds an arrow ready to fire, he can move slowly while facing the same direction. The bow's firing rate can be increased by catching the Joy Butterfly in the Wind Ruins, which appears after a successful Kinstone fusion with Din. The bow can also be upgraded to fire the more powerful Light Arrows through an optional sidequest.
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
The Hero's Bow is found the Goron Mines. It can be combined with either bombs to make Bomb Arrows or the Hawkeye to make a sniper bow.
The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass
The Bow is found in the Temple of Courage. It is aimed using the stylus and serves the same purpose as other bows, to hit far-off targets other weapons cannot reach. It is used against the dungeon's boss, Crayk.
The Bow is also used inside the Molida Island Shooting Gallery, where Link can try to earn an optional Heart Container from Romanos by shooting pictures of ghosts while avoiding hitting pictures of little girls.
The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks
The Bow is obtained in the fourth dungeon, the Fire Temple. It is used to defeat the dungeon's boss, Cragma. It functions similarly to the Bow from Phantom Hourglass. Later in the game, Link can obtain a stronger Bow called the Bow of Light.
The Bow is used in the Pirate Hideout to defeat the Miniblins while riding in a Mine Cart.
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
The Bow is found in the Sandship, after defeating Scervo. It is controlled by use of the Wii Remote. However, it is controlled differently than it is in Twilight Princess, where simply pointing at the screen with the Wii Remote is used to aim and fire. The Wii Remote is moved around to aim. There are two ways to fire the bow: holding down the A button on the Wii Remote for a slow charge, and holding down C, pulling back the Nunchuck, and then releasing C for a much faster charge. It can be used to shoot floating hearts to retrieve them. The standard bow can be upgraded to the Iron Bow and then the Sacred Bow by going to the Scrap Shop in the Skyloft Bazaar, which increases the bow's accuracy and attack power. While charging, the bow will zoom-in for a closer view, and when fully charged and released, Link's arrow will spiral toward its target in a drill-like fashion, increasing the damage dealt.
The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds
The Bow appears as an item in the game. It is first obtained as a rented item from Ravio after Link fails to get past a puzzle that is blocking his way towards the Eastern Palace. The Bow drains part of Link's stamina meter instead of consuming arrows, eliminating the need to buy arrows but limiting the amount of shots that can be fired at a time. The Bow is also needed in the first battle with Yuga, to hit and stun the evil sorcerer before he has time to retreat into the walls as a painting.
After the Bow is purchased from Ravio's Shop, it can be upgraded by Mother Maiamai into the Nice Bow, enabling it to fire three arrows at once.
The Legend of Zelda (Wii U)
The unnamed bow is an item in the unreleased game. It can be used while riding Epona or while vaulting off her, in which case Link will be able to fire an arrow in slow motion to ensure he hits an enemy. Whenever an arrow successfully connects with an enemy a metallic sound effect will play, confirming the hit.
Non-canonical appearances
Non-canon warning: This article or section contains non-canonical information that is not considered to be an official part of the Legend of Zelda series and should not be considered part of the overall storyline.
BS The Legend of Zelda: Ancient Stone Tablets
Like in A Link to the Past, the Bow is found in the first dungeon, Eastern Palace. Near the end of the game the male or female Mascot discovers Sliver Arrows inside an ancient stone tablet.
Super Smash Bros. Melee
Link's neutral special is referred to as the Bow yet physically resembles the Fairy Bow form The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
Hyrule Warriors
The Bow is an item used to damage and make enemies stop for a bit; it is used to lengthen the duration the weak point smash gauge appears on some enemies. It is found in the third Prologue chapter, The Sorceress of the Woods, that takes place in Faron Woods; it is needed to take out the Deku Babas and is Gohma's weakness. After collecting it, any playable character can use it; there is no limit on how many arrows you can fire but there is a bit of lag between uses. It can be temporarily powered up to the Sacred Bow, enabling it to fire multiple arrows at once.
Non-canon warning: Non-canonical information ends here.
See also
- Crossbow
- Fairy Bow
- Hero's Bow
- Iron Bow
- Nice Bow
- Sacred Bow
- Bomb Arrow
- Fire Arrow
- Ice Arrow
- Light Arrow
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Smith's Sword · White Sword · Four Sword · Small Shield · Mirror Shield · Bombs · Boomerang · Bow · Cane of Pacci · Gust Jar | ||
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Weapons | ||
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Leaf · Neri · Ciela · Pure Metals · Phantom Hourglass · Spirit Gem | ||
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Locations |
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AutoTrader Interview Questions in Atlanta, GA
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Interviews for Top Jobs at AutoTrader
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- Senior Manager (2)
- User Interface Engineer (2)
- Digital Media Designer (2)
- Intern (2)
- Campaign Manager (2)
- Sales Consultant (2)
- Informatica Developer (1)
- Inside Sales Account Manager (1)
- Director, Product Management (1)
- Senior Database Administrator (1)
- Dealer Support (1)
- Financial Analyst (1)
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took a day – interviewed at AutoTrader in April 2011.
Interview DetailsI had applied online for a training position and never received any news. I later had a former employee of AT sumbit my resume and received a call from HR the next day saying that they were very interested in interviewing me. The HR person told me the hiring salary range for my experience and asked me if I was interested before setting up the interview. A day before the interview I received a phone call from HR again saying that the salary range she told me ended up being much higher than the manager would make an offer for and they wanted to know if I was still willing to proceed with the interview. I interviewed the next day with 2 different managers...they used a script and took turns reading questions to me. Since this was a training position, I asked them if the other trainers were using Captivate to create their e-learnings and/or develop their training content. They told me that they and their staff were just learning that software and that was a goal for their department. I brought along my laptop and showed them several samples of presentations that I had developed, as well as, giving them a copy of a CD with other examples of my work. The manager told me that she would follow up with me in a week. I sent a follow up email to thank both interviewing managers for their time and I never heard back. I had to contact HR myself to find out that they decided to hire internally.
Interview Questions- What was one experience that you had where it turned out to be a positive learning experience for yourself? View Answer
No OfferNeutral ExperienceEasy Interview - Application Details
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 days – interviewed at AutoTrader in October 2011.
Interview DetailsCalled by an internal recruiter and went over the position and company. After discussion I was set for an interview at their Atlanta office, which is located off 400 in one of the busiest areas of the city. During the interview, which was scheduled for an hour and a half, lasting more than two hours, I was interviewed by three levels of management. Most questions were situational based while others were personality related. At the end, they requested I take a paper test related to the position which is either a know it or not type test. It asked to find trends on a data sheet, complete the series of numbers and shapes etc.
The company speaks of the culture as competitive and allows for a work life balance. Based on those I met, I could only imagine them all trying to be the smartest in the room.Interview Questions- How have you improved a process in the past? Answer Question
- What type of programs are you familiar with? Answer Question
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Application DetailsI applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at AutoTrader in July 2012.
Interview DetailsI was referred by a staffing agency. They set up a phone interview with the manager and another team member. The questions were very basic about what type of work was I currently doing. The interview was very relaxed and straight forward.
Interview Questions- No questions were difficult for me since I knew how to communicate what I do Answer Question
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Application DetailsI applied through an employee referral. The process took 2+ months – interviewed at AutoTrader in March 2010.
Interview DetailsI met with multiple executives on the same day within a 4 hr period. Be prepared to sell yourself on your qualifications. Also, make sure you get a good nights rest prior to the day of interviews. Bouncing from one interview to the next can be tiring, especially when you end up repeating yourself more than once. You might not receive an offer immediately following the interview either. They may interview you and wait until an opening presents itself within the company. I interviewed and did not find out that there were not any positions open until later. Needless to say, I felt as though I wasted my time and resources by interviewing for a job that was non-existent.
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Application DetailsI applied through an employee referral. The process took a week – interviewed at AutoTrader in July 2010.
Interview DetailsI had applied online for this position but a friend who also works at AT pushed my resume to the recruiter. If it hadn't been for my friend, I honestly don't think I would have been interviewed.
The Recruiter who interviewed me seemed very antagonistic during my hour phone interview. His thick accent was also a little hard to follow. I sensed that this process might be an annoyance to him but didn't mention this. He opened the interview with an overview of the benefits, which sounded quite good and above average for the industry. He also let me know they "Didn't Interview Just Anyone and that many people want this job". All right, I get it, I should be honored that you are speaking with me. Throughout the interview when I was explaining my answers, I could hear that he wasn't focused and ruffling papers or moving around.
As I started asking questions towards the end of the interview, I found out that I was one of ten candidates, four of which were internal. He stated that they firmly believed in hiring from within and the internal candidates were excellent. When I asked for his assessment of our interview overall, he said that he liked the answers I gave him and he thought I communicated well but he hadn't completed all ten interviews.
I received a phone call 3 days later saying they were moving forward with other candidates.Interview Questions- Why Autotrader? Answer Question
- Explain your outside sales experience? Answer Question
No OfferNegative ExperienceAverage Interview - Application Details
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 days – interviewed at AutoTrader in December 2008.
Interview DetailsMet with several engineers. Discussed background and skill sets. Answered some problem solving skills.
Negotiation DetailsYes, negotiations went fairly well.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview -
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Application DetailsI applied through a recruiter. The process took 4+ weeks – interviewed at AutoTrader in March 2009.
Interview DetailsRecruiter found my resume/profile online via LinkedIn and initially reached out via email.
Once we went over my background and basic skills, we set up three 1:1 interviews with different members of the other departments with whom I would be working. Smart questions were asked by each interviewer, but nothing "sneaky" or trying to put me on the defensive in any way.
Second round of interviews was not needed.
Salary RANGE expectations were discussed with the recruiter on the initial phone screen to ensure neither one of us was wasting the other's time.
Offer was actually made by the hiring manager followed up by a written offer from recruiting. Drug and Background checks performed after offer was completed.Interview Questions- Describe how you hanled a tough situation is a previous job. View Answer
Negotiation DetailsKnow your own marketability (using this glassdoor.com site is great) is key.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview - Application Details
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 1+ week – interviewed at AutoTrader in February 2008.
Interview DetailsHiring process was pretty straight forward.. Phone Interview with hiring manager followed by a half day face to fact with manager, director and then team
Interview Questions- The interview was almost 5 years ago so i don't remember much. Answer Question
Negotiation DetailsI had an opportunity to negotiate.. but I was getting paid a lot more than the previous employer so i took the offer without thinking about it. If i could go back i would negotiate.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview - Application Details
I applied in-person. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at AutoTrader.
Interview DetailsTypical STAR format. Phone screen with HR and most often second interview will be with two managers (minimum). Often a third interview will follow with higher title within reporting structure.
Interview Questions- Nothing unexpected. Answer Question
Negotiation DetailsEasy but company will not budge on additional vacation days.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview -
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Application DetailsI applied through a recruiter. The process took 4+ weeks – interviewed at AutoTrader.
Interview DetailsThe interview process is run by HR. Each department has an HR representative. They handle the screening, set up, and execution of the process. HR does a very thorough, professional job. You must enter all your resume data into their online system. It's a pain after you've gone to all the trouble of creating a .DOC, but it is what it is. Not unusual for these days. You go through one or two phone interviews, then two on-site sessions where you may see four or five individuals by the end of the day. Drug screening, criminal and financial histories are checked.
Interview Questions- Depends on what you're going for. I didn't encounter anything weird. View Answer
Negotiation DetailsNot much negotiation. The offer was much better than I was doing at the time. I didn't push much.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
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Canadian Sarah Burke competes during the women's Ski Superpipe final at the European Winter X Games in Tignes, France. Burke went on to win the event.
The United States' Cody Boan performs in the Men's Slopestyle Snowboard event during the European stage of the Winter X-Games in Tignes, France.
Kazuhiro Kokubo of Japan soars above the fans on the deck of the halfpipe on his way to a fifth place finish in the men's snowboard superpipe at the Winter X Games in Aspen, Colo.
From right, Nick Baumgartner leads Alex Pullin, Pierre Vaultier, Kevin Hill and Jason Smith during their quarterfinal heat of the snowboard cross event at the Winter X Games in Aspen, Colo. Baumgartner went on to win the gold medal in the event.
Scotty Lago soars through the air en route to winning the Snowboard Best Method Air competition at the Winter X Games in Aspen, Colo. Voting for the competition was done by fans via text messaging. Lago received 57% of the vote.
Canada's Brady Leman, in yellow, takes the lead ahead of compatriot Davey Barr, in white, and the United States' Daron Rahlves, in green, during their quarterfinal heat of Men's Skier X at the Winter X Games 14 at Buttermilk Mountain in Aspen, Colo. Rahlves crashed and suffered a hip injury later in the race and was evacuated by sled from the course. Leman went on to take the bronze medal.
Canada's Sarah Burke crashes on her final jump, failing to place among the top three finishers, during the slopestyle skiing women's final at the Winter X Games at Buttermilk Mountain near Aspen, Colo.
One of the biggest action sports stars in the world, with nine gold medals at the Winter X Games and one from the summer version on a skateboard. White also embraced Olympic snowboarding and took gold in Torino.
Competitors fly down the Skier X course during the Winter X Games at Buttermilk Ski Area near Aspen, Colo. Daron Rahlves won the men's event while Ophelie David defended her crown in the women's portion.
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Contestants take flight during the snowmobile snocross competition at the Winter X Games near Aspen, Colo. The first-ever snowmobile speed and style competition was won by Levi LaVallee.
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the dudes just too awesome to not be there
i vote yes. is that dave chappelle at 0:35?
he killed it in 07. I would be down to see him again.
Approved. Yes please.
except for the fact that we left Björk to see him & he was about half an hour late, yes... there's just no fucking excuse for a DJ to run so far behind schedule. also, i know it was a longshot, but i was hoping to see Zack de la Rocha come out to do their track together.
every day, every year
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Stevie Wonder, Jurassic 5!!, Magnetic Man, Pogo, Tycho, Tears for Fears 2013
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Street Scene 07,08,09
Rock the Bells 07
I haven't heard from him within a year from moving to San Francisco and I've been dying to see him.
Coachella '10
he's the fucking man.
make it happen
'all great things must first wear terrifying and monstrous masks in order to inscribe themselves on the hearts of humanity.' nietzsche
Yes please
I'ma ball at the mall shuttin' down the sea wall
I missed him in 07 because of Bjork. I'd love to see him. Although, I think Rjd2 puts on a better show.
it's finally happening
Röyksopp, FC Kahuna, Télépopmusik, The Knife, RJD2, Futue Sound of London, The Avalanches, 808 State, Zero 7, Tycho, Mr. Scruff
haha, yea, thats DEFINITELY isnt Dave Chappelle there.
the whole 30 minutes late thing kinda pissed me off. But Bjork was underwhelming and I would have missed her for Shadow anyway... When he finally did come on stage it was cool, but his set time was super short. Plus the Outdoor Theater was totally the wrong place to have him. I left his set and caught the end of Gogol Bordello... this was back when they were still good, and they finished the night off in grand fashion.
I'd give him another shot if he plays in a tent.
I vote Dj Shadow, Cut Chemist, Dan the Automater, RJD2, Kid Koala for 2011.
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If you were downtown at all this past week, you may have come upon Alaskans wearing with little white buttons saying "CHAMP".
These people were not all claiming to be victors in some unnamed fight, nor was it a case of mass narcissism. The acronym stands for Culture Humanities Arts Museums Partners, an advocacy effort by those who believe Alaskans should have ample access to artistic and cultural resources and activities as an integral part of their lives in the Last Frontier.
Alaska's 2014 General Election appears likely to go down in the history books as one of the more interesting in the history of the Last Frontier. While voter turnout on Election Day stood at about 45 percent, with well over 40,000 absentee and questioned ballots now to be counted, the level of participation is set to increase by many percentage points.
As clouds and rain showers begin appearing at regular intervals, Juneau remembers many lovely hot and sunny days enjoyed over the summer. Autumn approaches, winter soon to follow, and plans are made for seasons which bring — alongside rain, snow and long dark nights — the brightness and warmth of the panoply of artistic offerings so vibrantly on offer in Alaska's Capital City. Sorrow at the passing of summer can not negate one's eager appreciation that is to come (or cause us to pause in taking steps to get tickets now).
The modern world is a troubled place, and in the safety and seclusion of Alaska's Capital City it can be quite easy to forget how relatively comfortable and secure our lives are in this little corner of the Last Frontier. Alaska's position at the top of the Pacific Ocean ensures that our nation's defensive military infrastructure be positioned here. From the Coast Guard presence in Juneau, Sitka, and Kodiak, to the Army and Air Force bases in Southcentral and the Interior, the military is an important part of Alaska's cultural, economic, and social life.
Forty years ago a very exciting thing happened in Alaska's capital city when some forward-thinking people saw fit to found the Juneau Arts & Humanities Council (JAHC), an organization that has done a tremendous amount to improve the quality of life for all who call Juneau home. JAHC went on to be formally designated by the City & Borough of Juneau (CBJ) Assembly as the Capital City's arts and culture agency.
This year's holiday season in the Capital City has been cold and wintry in Southeast Alaska; Alaskans farther north have endured more brutal conditions. The Juneau Empire's recent publication of variety of reflections on people's most memorable and favorite arts experiences in the last year was like a warming bonfire of appreciation for how much the arts and culture invigorate life here in Juneau. Hearing from so many great local voices was reaffirmation of the widely held belief that Juneau is blessed with phenomenal artists, audiences, advocates, and appreciative minds.
The City & Borough of Juneau Assembly is in the process of considering which among many alluring capital projects might be paid for through the dedication of the 1 percent temporary sales tax revenues. Earlier this month the Assembly Finance Committee heard from a number of groups that pitched proposals with a total cost of $28 million.
Alaska's capital city is known for artistic acumen, the population replete with talented individual artists and the wider community served by an array of thriving arts organizations. First Fridays here are vibrant, diverse, and incredibly popular; Juneau residents often must choose between competing performing arts events, local and imported, at any given weekend. Ubiquitous artistic opportunities enhance the quality of life here in Juneau so as to attract residents and impel them to stay, and delight visitors with fond memories urging their return.
Every week stories are reported in the news across Alaska showing that our state's problem with domestic violence and sexual assault continues to demand our attention. A man in Palmer is charged with assaulting his friend's roommate, a young barista in midtown Anchorage is abducted and is not seen for three weeks, and here in Juneau a policeman escapes conviction on allegations of sexual assault of his daughter by pleading to evidence tampering. Clearly there is more we can do to stop the cycle of violence and abuse.
Alaskans saw an end this year to the slide in the numbers of visitors traveling to the Last Frontier. This is a welcome trend, one that appears likely to continue in 2012 with visitor figures actually starting to grow once again, for which Alaskans should be grateful.
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Ohio State running back Chris Wells (28) breaks free for a big gain during Saturday's game against Michigan State in Columbus, Ohio. Wells rushed for a career-high 221 yards. / RASHAUN RUCKER/Detroit Free Press
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Spartans wide receiver Devin Thomas (5) fails to catch a pass during Saturday's game. Defending him is Ohio State's Donald Washington (20). Thomas finished the game with four receptions for 77 yards. MSU collected only 126 yards receiving on the day.
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- By the time this one ended, every Ohio State stomach was in knots; the block "O" at midfield turned into an "8."
Michigan State, employing the time-tested strategy of not letting any of its offensive players near the ball, pulled to within a touchdown before losing to the No. 1 team in the country.
But when it comes to Ohio State 24, Michigan State 17, I don't know if was as close as it appeared. It's as though somebody replaced the rearview mirror with a fun-house mirror.
Michigan State had two chances to cut the margin to 24-21: on a fumble that Ohio State ended up recovering, and on a late drive when the Spartans finally showed offensive life.
So in that sense, this game was tantalizingly close for the Spartans and dangerously close for the Buckeyes.
But Ohio State outgained MSU, 422-185. Never, even at the end, did the Spartans give the sense that they could move the ball consistently. Their offense scored three points.
Spartans coach Mark Dantonio acknowledged that "on the other side, they're probably saying it should have been 24 to 3." Actually, the Buckeyes probably feel like it should have been 31-0.
But you know what? Last year, it would have been 31-0. That is the mark of Dantonio: These Spartans have far fewer mental lapses than their predecessors.
"We didn't go in the tank," Dantonio said. "It didn't become a 41-0 game. When it was 24-zip, we battled back."
Certainly this game was stranger than it appeared. I know Dantonio is building a defense-first program at Michigan State, but is the defense supposed to score first?
MSU's defense scored two touchdowns -- on an Otis Wiley interception return and a SirDarean Adams fumble -- before the MSU offense could shake off the rust.
Of course, the offense had a lot of rust, and it shook very, very slowly. The first three quarters of Spartans football were straight out of the 1913 highlight ... uh, book.
Dantonio often talks about emulating Ohio State and his mentor, Jim Tressel. He admitted that his return to Columbus was special, not just for the friends he saw, but because "you also get an opportunity to try to measure up in everybody's eyes."
He measured up well -- for the most part. Unfortunately, Dantonio seemed to borrow Tressel's playbook Saturday, and not even the interesting parts.
Tressel is a master of efficient, ball-control football, mixed with the occasional, perfectly timed misdirection play. He has built an empire out of it.
Michigan State tried the same conservative approach Saturday, and did not try any trickery until the fourth quarter. That's no way to beat the No. 1 in the team in the country on the road.
We still don't know if the Buckeyes are truly the No. 1 team in the country. But unless the pollsters hand out ballots that only cover Nos. 4 through 28, somebody has to be No. 1, and Ohio State might as well be that somebody.
The Buckeyes are very good, maybe even great. Michigan State is still a work in progress. So there is no shame here.
The long view of this coaching staff remains sunny. The short view is not as clear. It just seemed like, for much of the first half, Michigan State was more worried about losing this one than winning it.
The Spartans failed to utilize the most underrated receiver in the Big Ten, Devin Thomas, until late in the game.
Thomas made a few plays late. Too late. It had to leave Michigan State fans a little wistful about what might have been, but still excited about what will be.
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PoliticsEgypt activists rebuke constitution Opposition groups fear odds are stacked against their candidates in upcoming elections. 26 Dec 2009 06:37 GMT | Politics, Egypt Amr Mousa said the road to the Egyptian presidency is blocked by constitution article 76 [EPA] Controversy over article 76 of the Egyptian constitution has now resurfaced after Amr Mousa, the general-secretary of the Arab League and a former Egyptian foreign minister, said it is an obstacle preventing him from running for the presidency. Speaking to the Egyptian al-Masry alyoum newspaper, Mousa said on Tuesday: "It is very restricting for those who want to run for presidency. It is true there should be some defined rules for that, but those rules should not act as restrictions."The country's parliamentary and presidential elections are expected in 2010 and 2011 respectively.The Egyptian Movement for Change, an opposition movement popularly known as Kefaya (Enough!), held massive anti-government demonstrations last week and Abd al-Hamid Qindeel, its general coordinator, has called for a complete boycott of both the parliamentary and presidential elections."I am not sure if elections is the right word here, what is happening is more of a circus," he said."We urge Egyptians to boycott any voting process until the constitution and the real Egyptian democratic standards are back in place."Primed for the job?Opposition parties say the country's current electoral law is heavily skewed in favour of the ruling National Democratic Party (NDP) and is designed to prevent serious competition.They also charge that Mubarak has been preparing his son, Gamal Mubarak, and boosting his status within party ranks, to succeed him as president in 2011.Although nothing has been officially said about Gamal's nomination, the NDP projects him as a rising star among the party's younger cadre.Egyptian political commentators say there are many indications that he is being singled out for the top job.In 2000, Mubarak appointed his son to the NDP's general secretariat and in 2002, the party chose Gamal as the secretary-general of its policy committee.These appointments triggered deep concerns among Egypt's political establishment that he had been placed at the centre of decision-making inside the ruling party.However, Mustafa al-Tawil, a senior member of the al-Wafd opposition party, downplays fears that Gamal could become the NDP's candidate for the 2011 presidential elections."I think the president himself will run for the coming presidential elections," he said."It is still early to talk about 2011, who knows if Mubarak, Gamal or anyone of us will be still alive in 2011 ... We will cross that bridge when we come to it." Controversial candidates The sixth annual conference of NDP members convened in early November without naming a candidate for the 2011 elections. Addressing party members, Mubarak said it was too early to talk about the party's nominee. This, however, did little to end speculation and rumours. Observers inside and outside Egypt were puzzled further when media reports suggested that Amr Mousa, Mohamed el Baradei, the former director-general of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), and Ahmed Zuweil, an Egyptian scientist who won the Nobel prize in chemistry, were all potential candidates. These candidates may not be able to participate in the presidential elections, however, because of difficulties in meeting the requirements of Egyptian electoral law. Constitutional amendment In 2007, the Egyptian government amended the constitution.The amendment of article 76 of the constitution stipulated that the head of state must be elected by general, direct ballot.Political parties' candidates should secure the approval of at least 250 members of the elected councils, the People's Assembly, the Shoura Council, and local People's Councils across the country. Mubarak, right, has been accused of priming his son, Gamal, left, for the presidency [EPA) The break down is as follows: at least 65 members of the People's Council, at least 25 members of the Shoura Council, and at least 25 members of local People's Councils in 14 out of 29 governorates. The Egyptian opposition accuses Mubarak's ruling party of amending the constitution in favour of its candidates. Mustafa al-Tawil says: "We have something called the Parties Committee. Actually, it should be named the Parties Banning Committee. This committee has acted like a buffer zone to protect the ruling party by denying opposition figures licenses to form political parties. "To throw sand in the eyes, they allow from time to time parties formed by people backed by the authority and the ruling party. I will give you an example of what kind of competitors the regime allows; Ahmed al-Sabahi, a presidential candidate in the 2005 presidential elections, said back then that he gave his vote to his competitor, the current president Hosni Mubarak." Poor nominations However, Majid Putros, a member of the NDP's policy committee, rebuts this."Egypt is like any other country in the world, it cannot open the door for unqualified, inappropriate presidential candidates," he says. "We have put a condition that an eligible candidate must get the approvals of 5 per cent of elected councils like parliament, Shoura Council etc. We think it is logical, if a person cannot secure 5 per cent of people's support, how can he run the country?" But, al-Tawil calls for a fundamental change to the whole set up. "Our prime demand is to change the ruling system from a presidential system to a parliamentary one," he explains. He would also like to restore juridical supervision of the voting process. "About the electoral system, we echo other opposition parties' demands, however, I would like to stress on restoring judicial control over the voting process. It is vital to win the trust of the opposition and voters in the whole process." President Mubarak's speech at the 6th annual NDP conference completely ignored the row over his succession, leaving many questions by both the opposition and the public unanswered. A few days before the conference, Ahmed Nazif, the Egyptian prime minister, stated that Gamal was a potential candidate if Mubarak decided not to run, further enforcing speculation that Mubarak is preparing his son to succeed him. "Gamal was elected as head of our committee in 2000. It means the appointment was made 11 years before the 2011 elections. He was elected for the post only to make use of his experience in politics and economy," says Putros. Political families While the issue of Gamal succeeding his father has created waves among opposition parties and their supporters, political dynasties can be found around the region and beyond.In Syria, President Bashar al-Assad succeeded his father, Hafez al-Assad. Saad al-Hariri, the current Lebanese prime minister, is the son of Rafiq al-Hariri, the former Lebanese prime minister.And, as Putros points out, political families, like the Kennedy and Bush families, have been active in US politics for decades."During my visit to the US, members of the congress raised Gamal's issue with me. I told them who is George Bush junior?""What I want to say is, if Gamal runs for presidency that is his right as an Egyptian citizen, just like any other Egyptian," he says. Opposition parties, however, have a different take on the issue.Jihan al-Hilfawi, a member of the opposition Muslim Brotherhood group, says the constitution is an obstacle to her party's participation in the presidential elections. "Obviously we are a banned group, and the government is not showing any signs that this ban is going to end anytime soon. Therefore, we cannot nominate a candidate for the presidential elections, because article 76 stipulates that the candidate must be a member of an official political party," she says. "We feel like most of the opposition parties about the possibility of Gamal taking over the presidency. If he runs for presidency in a fair atmosphere where he is not privileged as the son of the president, then we do not have a problem with that."Abd al-Jalil Mustafa, a senior member of Kefaya, says that "passing the rule of a country to a member of the family of the current [president] is definitely against what democracy stands for". "It is not a taboo if a person tries to secure his son in his position even as a president, but the taboo is to ban competition and to use the father's authority to produce a tailor-made system to suit his son, and to deny others their right in engaging in a legitimate competition."Source: AlJazeera
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Houston named #1 city for Christian Hip Hop
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UTSA used a 23-4 run, built an 18-point lead and held off a furious Louisiana Tech rally as the Roadrunners defeated the Lady Techsters 60-53 Sunday afternoon at the Convocation Center.
Louisiana Tech's "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" adventure in Texas continued on Saturday as head coach Tyler Summitt and the Lady Techsters were once again faced with cancelled flights due to winter weather.
UTEP opened the second half on a 17-0 run, erased a five-point Louisiana Tech halftime advantage and raced to a 88-75 win over the Lady Techsters Friday afternoon at the Don Haskins Center in El Paso.
As challenging as Friday's game at UTEP will be for head coach Tyler Summitt and the Lady Techsters, just getting to the site of the Conference USA showdown might have been tougher.
Instead of flying to El Paso Wednesday morning as originally scheduled, Tyler Summitt and the Louisiana Tech Lady Techster basketball team practiced at Scotty Robertson Memorial Gym for two hours.
With the Conference USA Tournament only weeks away, Louisiana Tech heads into its final three regular season games with plenty to play for as the Lady Techsters are vying for a top four seed and a first round bye.
Due to inclement weather in the area and concern for the safety of talent and staff, tonight's Bank of Ruston Inside Tech Basketball radio show at Scott's Catfish has been canceled.
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Cupertino combine Apple Inc said that it posted revenues of $15.7 billion and net profit of $3.25 billion for its third financial quarter to June 26th 2010.
The gross margin on its sales for the quarter was 39.1 percent, and the results compare to revenues of $9.73 billion and net profit of $1.83 billion for the same period last year.
Apple said it sold 3.47 million Macsm 8,4 million iPhones and 9.41 million iPods. It sold 3.27 million iPads during its third quarter.
The iPhone 4, said CEO Steve Jobs, was the most successful product launch in Apple's history.
In a conference call, senior Apple executives claimed that the problems with the iPhone 4 antenna hadn't dented sales at all. In fact, it faces increasing demand for the phone, Apple said.
Tim Cook, Apple's chief operating officer, said that 1.7 millipn iPhone 4s were sold in the five countries where it launched. Asked if there was any increase in returns of iPhone 4s, Apple said the "phone is ringing off the hook for people that want more supply".
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St. John Fisher College Receives Grant to Support Community-Based Service-Learning Efforts
St. John Fisher College received a $5,000 grant from the Gannett Foundation in partnership with the Democrat and Chronicle Media Group to support the College's Community-Based Service-Learning initiatives.
The funds will support student-led projects and will cover programmatic costs to implement three after-school programs that will benefit at-risk youth from the Rochester City School District. The programs will take place at The Center for Youth After-School Program at James Monroe High School, the YMCA Greater Rochester Monroe Teen City, and the American Red Cross Next Generation Leaders Program.
Fisher students will provide project development support for the programs through research, mentoring, and teaching. The long-term goal is for the students to develop relationships with area youth, and positively engage them through the programs.
According to the Blueprint for Change: School Age Youth, which was published by the United Way of Rochester in 2010, Rochester has the 11th highest child poverty rate among all large American cities. In addition, 37% of Rochester's children aged six to 17 live in poverty, compared with 5% of suburban children. In 2010, the graduation rate for Rochester City high schools was 46%. The United Way developed the Blueprint to evaluate current strategies and assess long-term goals.
"I'm excited that we now have an opportunity to pursue projects that were just in the beginning stages at each of these after-school programs," said Dr. Lynn Donahue, Service-Learning Initiative Program Coordinator, St. John Fisher College. "These funds will allow the College and Fisher students to deepen relationships with programs that we've worked with for a couple of semesters, and will give Fisher students the chance to be leaders and apply what they are learning in new ways. The teens will also benefit by working directly with our students and learning how to lead a project."
James Monroe High School's program, started in 2010, is an academic-based program that also aims to increase the social and emotional health of its students. The funds from this grant will allow Fisher students to conduct research and provide education and program support for a greenhouse project developed by students in the program. The greenhouse was built two years ago, but has been underutilized. Fisher students hope to re-establish and help maintain the existing greenhouse and vegetable garden, with the long-term goal of helping the high school students harvest and sell the crop at the South Wedge Farmers Market. In addition, they will provide support through tutoring and with activities including games and arts and crafts.
The YMCA's asset-building approach to their program helps teens develop the skills they need to become successful through programs that build social, emotional, physical, and leadership skills. The funds will allow Fisher students to support a new Youth Entrepreneurship Program that will provide opportunities to educate and model healthy living, collaborate with community resources, and support leadership development. The youth will take a leadership role in a "business" and fundraiser that will provide healthy snacks to YMCA members. They will name the business and manage all functions from the budgeting and marketing, to the packaging and distribution of their product. Fisher students will be providing research to youth to help them get started, and will provide education on healthy eating habits. Additionally, they will help lead gym and craft activities at the Center during after-school hours.
Lastly, the Fisher students will work on a project with the Red Cross' Next Generation Leaders Program that will help youth establish Red Cross clubs at their schools. The goal is to have the clubs implement service-learning opportunities, including blood drives and fundraisers. The grant will allow Fisher students to support training, where they will lead group meetings with the youth, guiding them with service-learning best practices. They will also provide research and education to support the implementation of the new project.
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Chocolate Waffles
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- Total Time 30m
8 servings
Rich, chocolate waffles are the perfect breakfast for that special someone's birthday.
- 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2/3 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 large egg yolk
- 2 cups buttermilk
- 1/2 cup packed light brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1 teaspoon instant coffee granules
- 2 large egg whites
- 1/4 cup sugar
- Confectioners' sugar (optional)
Preheat waffle iron. Preheat oven to 200 degrees F.
Sift the flour, cocoa, baking powder, baking soda and salt into a mixing bowl.
Whisk the egg yolk, buttermilk, brown sugar, oil, vanilla and coffee granules in a medium bowl. Whisk into the dry ingredients until just moistened.
Beat the egg whites in a clean mixing bowl with an electric mixer until soft peaks form. Gradually add the sugar, beating until glossy but not dry. Whisk 1/4 of the beaten whites into the batter, then fold in the remaining whites.
Lightly coat the waffle iron with cooking spray. Spoon in the batter and cook until the waffle is crisp and golden. Transfer to the oven to keep warm. Repeat with the remaining batter, lightly coating the iron with nonstick spray each time, if necessary. Dust the waffles with confectioners' sugar before serving, if desired.
Tip: Make Ahead: Refrigerate leftover waffles for up to 2 days or freeze for up to 3 months. Reheat in the toaster.
Recipe reprinted by permission of Publisher. All rights reserved.
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nutrition information per serving
216 calories; 4g total fat; 1g total saturated fat; 29mg cholesterol; 384mg sodium; 42g carbohydrates; 3g fiber; 7g protein
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