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if you shake my hand better count your fingers ♪ ♫ ♪"I do most my gaming on console, not a keyboard and mouse type although i thoroughly enjoy moddin the daylights out of skyrim and fo new vegas. So yeah def a ps4 purchase here
Trailer looks awesome. But looks can be deceiving. Im more interested in actual gameplay trailer. If its like deadly shadows then just fuck yeah. If its action oriented then ty but no.
Is it only me or does it really feel like they have made thief more action oriented main stream.
I am scared because i have been following this next thief since i finished Thief deadly shadows in 2005.
i don really agree with you, not even in the original games we are given all the information you seem to requiere; in this game there are only pointers, roth being and adventurer alonsige grim, and both friends with lara´s father; she criticize her father for lookin for mithological things; all this things, that are given in the game and a lot other can be infer, and to be honest i also like this kind of story telling, when they gave you all the previus story is good, you know where are you standing, but when they gave you something and later they reveal little by little it has more impact; ai castlevania, you have an introduction, but not the hole thing, you have purpose but lack all the undestanding. In my opinion this game didnt fail, because it is certainly a reboot, and a reboot telling the untold story of lara first adventure; also it is explained that roth and her father trained lara, but she never knew for what, roth take her to various places, so that is the reason she knows how to climb, shoot, and fight.
It's about time, I'm a master thief. Only in the game of course, I would be to scared in real life. LOL.
Congratulations to developers, you just turned Garret the Master Thief a black swann ballerina star, add the voice and you have a full quality product. Just where is Warren Spector when you need him?
CGi looked nice but then dont they aways, I want to see actual game, and I do hope the wait for the 3rd thief was worth the wait and not just cashin for money
Damn I wish they had the original voice actor, this new guy is boring. I'm pretty sure the old guy did voice work for Skyrim recently as well.
Amagaaad :D trailer looks SWEET. I like the overall design of the setting and characters, even though I know this was just the cgi trailer.
the guy looks like altair and desmod from Assassins Creed, and gameplay too.
But looks great!!!
This is SOOO COOOL! So COOL! AWESOME TRAILER!! OMG... thats just sooo! I never seen ANYTHING like that. Im instantly buying that game! Really! omg1 im having chil1s overr my spine! MORE MOAaaAr such COOOLesty Cool coolnesses !!
for gods sake
Why- do you think the original guy's gotten too old? Maybe if it didn't take a damn DECADE for a sequel...
Squenix has been doing a great job of publishing resurrected game franchises but a terrible job developing their own. Get it to together squenix
Can't say I'm that excited. Loved the first couple thief games, but they just don't make games like that anymore. Gaming industry is a different beast now.
if anyone else says thief is like AC or dishonored i will officially name them TAFFERS for the rest of their days.
and they shall tiff taff around until their taffing heads explode from thier taffing anus
Please don't turn this into Assassin's Creed.
If you absolutely have to modernise it beyond recognition, at least take the Deus Ex: Human Revolution route instead of the Assassin's Creed route.
@Djdiddles77 I agree with you 100%. You wait 4 years for something and they screw you. I think it's a big mistake just making it for next gen systems.
Have you played the original games? The only similarities that I noticed was that it's in first person, the design looks gorgeous and Garrett jumped out of a window...
The original games gave me bizarre feelings, like you were constantly anxious and having to plan out every decision (Sherlock Holmes Style) similar to the Demon Souls games.
If it's anything like Deadly Shadows I'll be happy!
@Pulfasonic I agree. I'm disappointed they didn't use the original actor. His voice would have amped up this trailer.
@radamantis11 that would be because Altair and desmond were probably molded AFTER Garret seeing the first thief came out before those two games were even thought of. So no Garret doesn't look like them they look like Garret
@censoredlogin That reaction (which according to these comments is how 99% of people react to marketing trailers) is why devs/publishers these days sell games with meaningless CGI marketing trailers instead of demos.
Trailers tell you nothing meaningful about a game.
@Synthia These are the kind of people who did not play Sleeping Dogs ! One of the best games last year that nobody played
@The_Beanster @censoredlogin I totally agree but I do like me some excellent CGI. Remember the first trailers for Batman: Arkham Asylum? Those were so good it was hard to tell at times if it was live action or not. CGI trailers are good at building hype but I hate when they show game mechanics that never appear in the game. The Dragon Age trailers were like that among many others.


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Combining the traditional idea of live programming with plenty of on-demand video content, 120 Sports is a fine amalgamation of ways to provide expert commentary on various sporting events. Even better, it's entirely free – albeit heavily ad-supported – making it quite the no-brainer for sports fans.
Clearly laid out, the app offers up a selection of stories each day that relate to sports such as MLB, NBA, NHL, PGA Tour, NCAA Football, and numerous others. In each case, the story has a short video analyzing the news, along with images, external news articles, and popular tweets about the situation. It's just enough to be a useful snapshot of what's being discussed, although at times it makes one wish there was more expansive video content.
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 04 Aug 2004 06:53 GMT Survivors were airlifted to Australia for treatment John Rumbiak, the exiled Papuan chairman of the Institute for Human Rights Study and Advocacy (ELSHAM), said on Tuesday the confessed triggerman in the case, 32-year-old Anthonius Wamang, told FBI investigators that Indonesian soldiers provided him with the weapons and ammunition used in the August 2002 ambush. "We base our facts on the investigation done by the FBI, which we assisted," Rumbiak said on Tuesday from Canberra, Australia. "He (Wamang) told the FBI that he got the ammunition and weapons from the military, from the army, and not from the OPM (rebel Free Papua Movement). The officers there knew exactly who Anthon was, and that he planned to carry out an attack at Freeport." Two American teachers and an Indonesian companion were killed and nine others injured, including a six-year-old child, when their convoy was riddled with almost 150 bullets as they drove along a heavily guarded road inside the sprawling US-owned Freeport-McMoRan Copper and Gold mine on 31 August 2002. On Tuesday night, an Australian television programme broadcast an interview with a man Rumbiak identified as Wamang. The man says he and a group of men opened fire on the convoy believing the vehicles carried Indonesian soldiers. He claimed his group was angry at army excesses and the environmental destruction the mine had caused. US justice In June, a US Grand Jury indicted Wamang "and others known and unknown" for the killings under a clause in the criminal code that allows for charges to be laid in a US court for crimes committed against its citizens abroad. FBI director Robert Mueller hailed the assistance of Indonesian authorities as a model in counter-terrorism cooperation. 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Wamang conducted exercises with the OPM in the past, the local commander Kelly Kwak told ELSHAM investigators, but in recent years also developed business interests with TNI officers. Freeport was among the very first foreign companies to invest there and today operates the largest, most profitable gold mine on the planet. It is Papua's largest employer and the largest taxpayer in Indonesia, having remitted roughly $3bn during the past decade. The TNI enjoys a lucrative security contract ($11m between 2000 and 2002) at the mine, whose Louisiana-based operators too have been accused of numerous human rights and environmental excesses. Freeport refuses to talk about the security contract but in a 2003 filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission the company revealed it paid the Indonesian military $5.6m in 2002 and $4.7m in 2001 for security services. Army role A month prior to the ambush, Freeport decided to drop the security arrangement with the TNI. 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Armalite, just the company name IIRC?
AR itself is the abbreviation (official or unofficial, IDK) for Armalite. It's used generically nowadays to refer to pretty much any of the "Black Rifles" and is misconstrued as "Assault Rifle", mostly by mainstream media and the anti gun crowd, to make them seem scary and evil. They are based off the Eugene Stoner design, the ancestor of the M16 and it's variants. What many antigunners fail to realize when they call them "Assault Rifles" is that once upon a time, Assault Rifles were fired using black powder and caps or flints.
It actually stands for Armalite Rifle. All of Armalite rifles were named AR followed by a number that together represented the model number. There AR-15 is the civilian version of the m-16. He AR is commonly thought to mean assault rifle but not so. Other manufacturers have there own model numbers but all these weapons are referred to as either ARs (if Armalite) or AR style rifles (by other manufacturers). An example is stag's ST-15 which has identical specs to an AR-15, Armalite just owns that model male as the originators.
AFAIK, it generally refers to AR-15 style rifles, and their variants. The same way "AK" is generally referring to an AK47...
Damn I guess I am just getting old, that is the same answer I get everywhere else. I always thought that a AR was a Automatic Rifle no matter who built it weather it was Colt, Browning, Winchester, or Kalashnikov. O well I guess I am going to have to get used to this black rifle thingie, thanks guys !
ARs are only "black rifles". AKs, OTOH, are "evil black rifles"...
AR's, once the right arm of the (American) free world and now the favorite of LEO's everywhere. AK's, once the embodiment of all that was (evil) communist dominance, now the favorite of gang bangers everywhere. AR-anything except 15- Armalite. Eugene Stoner design driven company that has built everything from Assault Rifles, Semi-auto "black rifles". to battle rifles (AR-10), to Survival rifles (AR-7), to shotguns (AR-17) and now handguns (AR-24). Armalite sold the rights to the name AR-15 to Colt many years ago. The only AR-15's currently made are Colt.
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The agency has been working since November 2011 to bring an open payment system to its customers, which will allow them to "choose how they want to pay their fare," according to John McGee, chief officer, new payment technologies, for SEPTA.
By spring 2014, passengers will be able to use their own contactless cards, a traditional SEPTA card, or a smartphone with Near Field Communications (NFC) capabilities to board buses or trains.
The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) and Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) are also moving to implement open payment systems by 2013 and 2015, respectively. Officials say an open payment system is beneficial to passengers and transit agencies alike.
"[Open payment] is easier for [passengers] to use and more straightforward," says David Leiniger, executive VP/chief financial officer, DART. "The customer side of this is very important to us, so we just think it's the better way to pay."More payment options"Open payment provides passengers with the convenience of carrying a card or device that can serve multiple purposes, including fare payment," according to Kim Green, president, SPX Genfare. "So, the major benefit for the passenger is convenience."
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Similarly, SEPTA passengers will be able to use a traditional SEPTA card, but also a contactless credit or debit card — "in which case they don't have to buy anything; they can actually board the bus or go through the turnstile using that card," McGee says.
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For twenty years, Mark Hertsgaard has investigated global warming as a journalist, but the full truth did not hit home until he became a father and, soon thereafter, learned that climate change was bound to worsen for decades to come. Hertsgaard's daughter is part of what he has dubbed "Generation Hot" — the two billion young people worldwide who will spend the rest of their lives coping with climate disruption. Drawing on reporting from around the world, Hot is a call to action that injects hope and solutions into a debate characterized by doom and gloom and offers a blueprint for how all of us ? parents, communities, countries ? can navigate an unavoidable new era.
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MARK HERTSGAARD, described by Barbara Ehrenreich as "one of America's finest reporters," has written for the New Yorker, Vanity Fair, and Time, and is author of four books, including Earth Odyssey. He has traveled the world seeking answers to the question of how to keep humanity alive in the face of global warning. A Soros fellow, he recently attended the Copenhagen Conference, widely considered the most important global meeting in the history of the climate issue.
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"Like the fairy tales that Mark reads to his daughter, Chiara, Hot is full of out-sized challenges and glimmers of hope. In this brilliant postcard from the year 2060, Mark explores a world that will be defined, for better or worse, by decisions made today as we conduct a massive planetary science experiment—one that future generations will grade us on." —Terry Tamminen, Secretary of the California EPA for Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger


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CARACAS (Reuters) - A pregnant woman was shot dead near Caracas and a soldier was killed in the western state of Merida, officials said, as the death toll from weeks of anti-government protests in Venezuela rose to 36 on Monday.
Supporters of both sides and members of the security forces are among those killed in the nation's worst unrest in a decade, due to demonstrations against socialist President Nicolas Maduro that kicked off last month.
Mr Francisco Garces, mayor of Guaicaipuro municipality near the capital and a member of the ruling Socialist Party, said the 28-year-old pregnant woman was shot dead on Sunday during a protest.
"We categorically reject the demonstrations that caused this death," Mr Garces told reporters.
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Aflibercept (INN, USAN) is a biopharmaceutical drug invented by Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, approved in the United States and Europe for the treatment of wet macular degeneration under the trade name Eylea, and for metastatic colorectal cancer as Zaltrap. As the active ingredient of Zaltrap, the substance is called ziv-aflibercept in the US.
It is an inhibitor of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF).[1][2]
Aflibercept is being co-developed for cancer treatment by Sanofi and Regeneron under a deal signed in 2003, and is being co-developed for eye diseases by Bayer HealthCare and Regeneron under a deal signed in 2006.[3]
Aflibercept is a recombinant fusion protein consisting of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF)-binding portions from the extracellular domains of human VEGF receptors 1 and 2, that are fused to the Fc portion of the human IgG1 immunoglobulin.[4]
Eylea, the formulation for the treatment of wet macular degeneration, is administered as an intravitreal injection, that is, into the eye.[5] Zaltrap, for cancer treatment, is given intravenously in combination with the other cancer drugs 5-fluorouracil and irinotecan and the adjuvant folinic acid.[6] In August 27, 2014, Eylea was also indicated for the treatment of patients with visual impairment due to diabetic macular oedema, according to the updated summary of product characteristics.[7]
Eylea is contraindicated in patients with infections or active inflammations of or near the eye,[5] while Zaltrap has no contraindications.[6]
Common adverse effects of the eye formulation include conjunctival hemorrhage, eye pain, cataract, vitreous detachment, floaters, and ocular hypertension.[5]
Zaltrap has adverse effects typical of anti-cancer drugs, such as reduced blood cell count (leukopenia, neutropenia, thrombocytopenia), gastrointestinal disorders like diarrhoea and abdominal pain, and fatigue. Another common effect is hypertension (increased blood pressure).[6]
No interactions are described for either formulation.[5][6]
In wet macular degeneration, abnormal blood vessel grow in the choriocapillaris, a layer of capillaries in the eye, leading to blood and protein leakage below the macula.
Tumours need blood vessels sprouting into them when they become larger than a few millimetres, in order to get access to oxygen and nutritive substances to facilitate further growth.
Aflibercept binds to circulating VEGFs and acts like a "VEGF trap".[8] It thereby inhibits the activity of the vascular endothelial growth factor subtypes VEGF-A and VEGF-B, as well as to placental growth factor (PGF), inhibiting the growth of new blood vessels in the choriocapillaris or the tumour, respectively.[9] The aim of the cancer treatment, so to speak, is to starve the tumour.
Regeneron commenced clinical testing of aflibercept in cancer in 2001.[10] In 2003, Regeneon signed a major deal with Aventis to develop aflibercept in the field of cancer.[11] In 2004 Regeneron started testing the compound, locally delivered, in proliferative eye diseases,[10] and in 2006 Regeneron and Bayer signed an agreement to develop the eye indications.[12]
In March 2011 Regeneron reported that aflibercept failed its primary endpoint of overall survival in the Vital phase III trial for second-line treatment of locally advanced or metastatic non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), although it improved the secondary endpoint of progression-free survival.[9][13]
In April 2011 Regeneron reported that aflibercept improved its primary endpoint of overall survival in the Velour phase III clinical trial for second-line treatment for metastatic colorectal cancer (mCRC).[9]
Aflibercept was also in a phase III trial for hormone-refractory metastatic prostate cancer as of April 2011[update].[9]
In November 2011 the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved aflibercept (Eylea) for the treatment of wet macular degeneration.[14]
On August 3, 2012 the FDA approved aflibercept (Zaltrap) for use in combination with 5-fluorouracil, folinic acid and irinotecan to treat adults with metastatic colorectal cancer that is resistant to or has progressed following an oxaliplatin‑containing regimen.[4] To avoid confusion with Eylea, the FDA assigned a new name, ziv-aflibercept, to the active ingredient.[15]
In November 2012 the European Medicines Agency (EMA) approved aflibercept for the treatment of wet macular degeneration.[16]
On February 1, 2013 the European Commission granted a marketing authorisation valid throughout the European Union for treatment of adults with metastatic colorectal cancer for whom treatment based on oxaliplatin has not worked or the cancer got worse, in combination with the other drugs mentioned above.[17]


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Post-game breakdown: SMU
The Huskies secured a signature victory that they so desperately needed.
Here's a short update on injured guard R.J. Evans:
Evans, who's sidelined with a sternal-clavicular sprain, is shooting to be back for UConn's game against nationally-ranked N.C. State on Dec. 4 at Madison Square Garden in New York, according to UConn associate head coach Glen Miller.
But Miller added it is more likely that Evans returns for the Dec. 7 game against Harvard.
Of course, that's assuming Evans doesn't have any setback during his recovery.
Evans suffered the injury during practice on Thursday. He is expected to be out at least two weeks but is working hard to return sooner.
Evans, a Norwich Free Academy graduate, is usually the first player off the bench. He's appeared in all five games, averaging 5.8 points and 1.8 rebounds in 20.6 minutes per game. He's also provided leadership.
"That's a big loss," Miller said.
As expected, freshman reserve Leon Tolksdorf (sprained left knee) also will sit out today's game against Stony Brook in Storrs.
Check back later for post-game updates.
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Former UConn great Richard "Rip" Hamilton announced his retirement today.
UConn took a difficult route to victory on Sunday. So it was a typical win for the Huskies, who held off Tulane, 67-60, at Gampel Pavilion.
UConn senior Ryan Boatright and Providence sophomore Kris Dunn are two of 17 finalists for the Bob Cousy Point Guard of the Year Award in college basketball.
Freshman Daniel Hamilton is a rising star. The latest evidence came in UConn's 75-72 loss at Memphis on Thursday night.
UConn and Memphis meet twice over the final few weeks of the regular season.
UConn played its most complete game this season on Thursday night. Its near perfect performance couldn't have come at a better time.
UConn begins a make-or-break stretch tonight.The Huskies host Tulsa, the American Athletic Conference leader, at the XL Center.
UConn released a statement late Sunday from Jim Calhoun on the passing of fellow Hall of Fame coach Dean Smith, the North Carolina legend.
Here's a revealing statistic: UConn is 7-1 when Rodney Purvis scores in double figures.
UConn played about 13 minutes of nearly perfect basketball on Wednesday night.
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There is a new brewery opening in Dallas this fall:Community Beer Company They are having a "Pre-Launch" event this Thursday, November 15th, which I am heading to! Should be interesting, and I would definately like to wish them success! They are right across the street from the American Airlines Center (Dallas Mavericks/Dallas Stars):
I won't be able to make it out this Thursday but I'm excited to see another brewery in town.
I'll have to put this brewery on my list to tour. I've been to Rahr, Real Ale, and Revolver.
The Lakewood tour isn't an exciting tour but the beer is great and they often put something cool out there. If you go, ask the bartenders about recommended blends of the beers. They do have some tasty ideas.
Community's head brewer is Jaime Fulton, previously of The Covey in Fort Worth. The 15th should be a hell of a fun event, especially for the push from Dallas Beer Week.
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New housing starts are rising in metro Atlanta and the rest of the country despite a lingering economic recession. With interests rates staying at already low rates and the cost of lumber dropping, counties in metro Atlanta have been issuing more and more permits for new single family homes, an industry official said. "Housing starts are up across the board in metro Atlanta," said Chris Burke of the Greater Atlanta Homebuilders Association. Clayton County's single family home construction permits have increased about 4 percent from this time last year, according to Eddie Williams, director of the county Community Development Department. From January through March of 2002, the county issued 470 permits, Williams said, but his department has already issued 485 permits for the same period this year. Though Henry County's home construction has dropped somewhat n from 836 permits in the first quarter last year to 713 this year n most other areas of metro Atlanta are experiencing surges in new home construction, Burke said. With the economy struggling, federal officials have lowered the prime interest rate to its banks' corresponding mortgage interest rates have also dropped. That's one of the biggest reasons new housing construction has stayed strong, Burke said. "The low interest rates are definitely a big factor, and there are also a lot of lending programs around now to help get people into home ownership," Burke said. But that could change if interest rates begin to rise back to levels seen in the late 90s or the late 70s, Williams said. "As long as the rates stay low, it should keep busy, because more people qualify for mortgages," he explained. "If rates start to go back up, it'll slow down because some people who qualify for a home loan under a lower rate won't qualify under a higher rate." Housing starts have been on the rise on a national scale, as well, according to the National Association of Home Builders. Last month, about 1.78 million homes were started across the country, up about 8.3 percent from 1.64 million starts in February, the NAHB said. "In an economy that continues to display overall weakness, housing remains a remarkable source of strength, and we are confident that the industry will experience a very good year in 2003," said NAHB president Kent Conine. In addition to low interest rates, home builders n and homeowners working on construction projects around their homes n could be getting a boost from dropping lumber costs. The cost of most kinds of lumber has decreased between 10 and 20 percent over the last couple of months, according to Matt Banks, the administrative manager at Lowe's Home Improvement in Stockbridge. That has caused a sizable increase in people buying lumber for home improvement projects, Banks said. "We've seen a lot of lumber sales because of people building decks for their houses," Banks said. "It's definitely starting to spike with the weather warming up."More like this story
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Whaley/Democrat photo Spaulding's Sami West strokes one of her two doubles against Nashua South during Division I action Monday in Rochester.
ROCHESTER — Sami West has no interest in knowing what the score is. If someone brings it up in the dugout, the Spaulding High School junior softball pitcher will plug her ears with her fingers or walk out of earshot.West may not have known what the score was Monday against Nashua South in Division I action, but plenty of other Red Raiders did. Spaulding won its eighth straight game, 6-1, and is now 12-4 in D-I. After a 1-3 start, the Red Raiders have won 11 of their last 12.West did not allow a hit during her four innings of work, allowing only a second-inning walk. She whiffed five. Freshman Kaley Patterson tossed the final three frames, allowing one run."I honestly try to ignore the score because I like to think of it as 0-0," West said. "If I think about the score I get nervous or let up a little bit. It's terrible to say, but it happens. So I like to think of it as 0-0 and always trying as hard as I can."The Red Raiders also scored early, getting production from the final four batters in the lineup, amassing five runs in the first three innings to go up 5-0.The Nos. 6 through 9 hitters scored five runs and knocked in three."That's what is really nice, anyone can pick it up anywhere in the lineup," said coach Sheila Colson.After West retired the Panthers in order in the first, Spaulding scored a run to go up 1-0. Shannon Colson reached on an infield hit and scored from first on Kendall Stanton's triple to the right-center field gap.In the second, the Red Raiders padded their lead with two more runs. Abby Henderson, who went 3 for 3 with two runs, led off with a single. Lydia Beaudoin bunted Henderson to second, and actually took third when the throw to first was wild. Beaudoin was out in a bizarre play where she never touched the bag and was eventually tagged out walking back to the dugout.Tenika Hussey walked, stole second, and Patterson stroked a two-run single to left to make it 3-0.Spaulding widened the gap to 5-0 in the third when Hussey singled in Henderson and Beaudoin came home moments later after an errant pick-off throw.The Red Raiders made it 6-0 in the fifth. Hussey walked and scored from second on a triple to left by Emma Rhodes. "We want to win every inning," said coach Colson. "So we try and jump out early."Nashua South scored its one run in the sixth. Elyssa Willard doubled to right, just the team's second hit, moved to third on an error and scored on the back end of a double steal.Jasmine Perez broke up the Spaulding no-hitter in the fifth off Patterson with a one-out single down the line in left. She advanced to third when the ball got by the fielder, but was stranded there as Patterson got the next two outs on a ground out and fly out.In addition to Henderson, Spaulding also received multiple hit games from Colson (2 for 3, run) and West (two doubles). Hussey was 1 for 1 with two walks, two runs and an RBI, and Patterson was 1 for 2 with two RBIs."I'm more ready and not nervous at the plate," said Henderson, who struggled early in the season, but now has her confidence back. "And everyone is confident in the lineup."Spaulding also played well defensively, particularly Rhodes at shortstop and Hussey at third base. The two combined for six errorless chances. Jordan Brown also made a nice diving catch in left field in the sixth inning."They played very well," said Nashua South coach Ian Horseman of Spaulding. "They made some nice defensive plays and their pitching was very good."Spaulding hosts Concord (14-2) Wednesday night in a pivotal contest. If the Red Raiders can win their final two games — they also have winless Memorial on Friday — they can finish fourth and potentially host two playoff games. They are currently tied with Salem (12-4) for fourth, but own the head-to-head tiebreaker with a 5-4 win over the Blue Devils on May 10.Spaulding, 6-1Nashua South (2-13) 000 001 0 — 1 2 1Spaulding (12-4) 122 010 x — 6 10 2Batteries: N-Voorhis and Durkee; S-West, Patterson (5) and Trueworthy. WP-West, LP-Voorhis. HRs: None. LOB: N-3, S-9.
Spaulding's Lydia Beaudoin, left, makes it back to third base just ahead of the tag by Nashua South's Morganne MacKay during Division I action Monday in Rochester. (Whaley/ Democrat photo)
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KISSIMMEE, Fla. -- Shaun Marcum gave the Mets another pitcher to worry about. Alex White could be the answer to the Astros' worries.
Marcum headed to New York for a cortisone shot in his right shoulder while the Mets were beating the Houston Astros 7-5 Wednesday.Manager Terry Collins expects the right-hander to return for another spring training start early next week."He said he gets it every spring, pretty much," Collins said. "He just wanted to get it cleared up early so he can take a couple extra days now and he can go into his last start of the spring and extend himself a little bit."Marcum, a winter free-agent singing, isn't the first Mets starter to have health issues this spring. Johan Santana hasn't pitched in a game as he builds strength in his throwing shoulder.Also, Closer Frank Francisco has been sidelined because he is bothered by the same elbow inflammation that ended his 2012 season on Sept. 16 and Reliever Pedro Feliciano is dealing with a heart issue.Matt den Dekker broke a tie with a two-run triple in the seventh inning and the Mets came back from a five-run deficit.White was the starting pitcher on a day when the Astros reduced the competition for spots in their rotation by optioning Jordan Lyles and John Ely to Triple-A.White, who is competing with veteran Erik Bedard, Brad Peacock and Edgar Gonzalez for two spots, gave up three runs in 4 1/3 innings. He left the game with a 5-3 lead."I feel real good about where I'm at," said White, a sinkerball pitcher acquired in a winter trade from Colorado. "I've still got to pitch, still got to get guys out. We've got a week and a half of competition left."Bud Norris, Lucas Harrell and Philip Humber were named to pitch the Astros' first three regular-season games earlier Wednesday."Spring for me is always about getting ready," said White, who went 2-9 for the Rockies last season after starting the season in Triple-A. "This year is a little different because I knew I was competing for a spot, and I came in a lot fresher. I feel good and I feel like I'm ready for the season."Peacock was scheduled to follow White on Wednesday night, but manager Bo Porter moved him back to Thursday after getting a report of threatening weather."You don't want to get a guy up to throw 10 or 15 pitches and then he's done, and this is a big outing for him," Porter said. "Tonight just wasn't the night to do it, not knowing what the weather was going to do."Peacock will follow Harrell in Thursday's game against the Detroit Tigers.Collin Cowgill's two-run home run off White started the Mets' comeback in the third inning.Carlos Pena hit his fourth home run in the first inning for the Astros, who added three more runs on four singles off Mets starter Dillon Gee in the second.Gee gave up five runs on seven hits in four innings, finishing his fourth start with three straight strikeouts.Mets pitching coach" Dan (Warthen) got on him about making better pitches and he did a much better job in the last inning," Collins said.Game notes
Jeremy Hefner will replace Marcum as the starting pitcher for Thursday's game against the St. Louis Cardinals. ... Gonzalez, who has yet to start a game this spring, will pitch in an Astros minor league game Thursday.
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The Devils take on the Arizona Diamondbacks March 3, host a three-game set with LBSU March 6-7
After a back-and-forth battle in the final minutes, the Arizona State men's basketball team (15-14, 7-9) fell to Colorado, 87-81, Sunday night.
CORVALLIS, Ore.�Arizona State wrestling's redshirt freshman Christian Pagdilao and redshirt junior Blake Stauffer won titles at 149 pounds and 184 pounds, respectively, propelling the Sun Devils to a second-place finish on Sunday at the 2015 Pac-12 Championships at Gill Coliseum.
TEMPE, Ariz.�Arizona State wrestling's redshirt senior Chace Eskam was named the 2015 Pac-12 Wrestling Scholar-Athlete of the Year, the league announced on Sunday at the Pac-12 Wrestling Championships.
Devils will open Pac-12 Tournament play on Friday.
A day removed from 33 runs scored in Saturday's doubleheader, the No. 21/21 Arizona State University softball team only managed to plate two runs against No. 3 Michigan, falling 6-2 in the final game of the Louisville Slugger Invitational on Sunday.
SEATTLE, Wash.�Arizona State track and field swept third and earned a pair of Territorial Cup Series points as competition wrapped on Saturday at the MPSF Indoor Track and Field Championships at the University of Washington's Dempsey Indoor.
The ASU women finished in seventh place with 610 points.
Promise Amukamara and Isidora Purkovic to be honored in a ceremony following Sunday's game.
The Devils exploded for 33 runs in two games in dominating run-rule victories over Binghamton and Toledo on Saturday afternoon in Tempe, Ariz., improving to 16-5 overall and 3-1 at this weekend's Louisville Slugger Invitational.
The Devils went 3-1 in the inaugural Phoenix Muni Classic
In a meet where the Gym Devils had a few misses on events, the Arizona State women's gymnastics team showed resiliency and consistency in the face of adversity, scoring a team total of 194.250. Despite bright moments, the meet went in favor of the 10th-ranked UCLA Bruins who scored 197.350, Saturday, in Wells Fargo Arena.


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Cross pollination. Why generalising can be a great thing.
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While Wario was taking a ride in his private plane, the engine sputtered and he had to make an emergency landing. Taking refuge in a cave, he stumbles upon a magical music box. The box sucks him inside, where he comes across an odd fellow who claims to have been the ruler of the music box world. He cannot regain control until he finds five small music boxes. Wario agrees to help find the boxes in exchange for all of the treasure he can find and a ticket out of the music box. You take control of the invincible Wario as he travels throughout the kingdom. Even though Wario is invincible, enemies still pose a problem. When a bad guy hits him, Wario will be afflicted with some temporary effect. Utilizing these side effects is key to solving some of the game's more challenging puzzles. Help Wario find treasure and maybe a music box or two in WARIO LAND 3.
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I'd suggest a problem with that study was their 'top income' bracket ending at $200,000 a year.
They should have also measured those making $500,000, $1 million, $5 million, $50 million – While the percentages are small, their incomes are large – And they're the ones reaping the benefit.
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According to a forum thread on neoGAF, access to a Battlefield 4 beta is said to come with the pre-order of the upcoming Medal of Honor Warfighter title. Soon after this was shown, it was removed from public eye.
Now, we're not saying Battlefield 4 isn't in discussion, but I wouldn't expect to hear about it anytime soon. First and foremost, there's still a lot of DLC scheduled for Battlefield 3 and those are set to release for the rest of this year and onward into 2013.
Now you may be skeptical about discussion of a Battlefield 4 beta especially when Battlefield 3 just came out in October. Keep in mind that this isn't the first time we've had discussion of a beta way before the release of a title. I'm sure you remember Ubisoft's Splinter Cell: Conviction. Purchasing that game gave you access to the Ghost Recon Future Soldier Beta. Little did we know that we'd have to wait for the beta for a solid two years. I'd expect something similar with Battlefield 4.
Now, keep in mind that this is just a rumor. The official Battlefield twitter feed stated that this wasn't official, since it wasn't on Battlfield.com; but it was on EA's Origin so that must mean something.


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People protest Dabur's beverage plant, say it will exhaust groundwater
DABUR India's first venture into neighbouring Sri Lanka has run into controversy. Days after Sri Lanka's economic development minister Basil Rajapaksa inaugurated the fruit-based beverage manufacturing facility of Dabur Lanka on May 3, people are up in arms against the project. Residents of Kotadeniyawa village in Western Province, where the plant is located, have also sent a petition to President Mahinda Rajapaksa, saying that the plant will deplete the region's groundwater level and hamper agricultural activities.
Spread over 20 hectares, the plant will produce fruit juice for Dabur's signature brand Real. The government has allowed it to extract 342,000 litres of water a day.
A recent study by the Center for Environment and Nature Studies (CENS), a non-profit in Sri Lanka, shows that the residents' concern is not unfounded. Raveendra Kariyawasam, national coordinator of CENS alleges that the environmental impact assessment conducted for the project is flawed. The assessment was done during monsoon last year, whereas groundwater of the region remains significantly low during other seasons. Raveendra says rampant extraction of groundwater will affect the region's traditional water-intensive crops such as paddy and coconut as well as the ecosystem.
In 2011, Fiezel Mansoor, a coconut farmer from the village, sued the Environment Division of Sri Lanka's Board of Investment (BOI) for allowing a water guzzling industry in the area. BOI is the investment promotion agency of the Sri Lankan government. Mansoor says documents produced by Dabur in the court show the National Water Supply and Drainage Board has drilled three deep borewells for the plant. Each well can yield up to 252,000 litres of water a day. But no yield test was conducted during the dry season to show the actual groundwater availability in the region. Mansoor also criticises the country's environmental policy, which mandates environmental impact assessment only if a project extracts 50 million litres of groundwater a day. "This is unscientific. Nowhere in Sri Lanka does such huge extraction take place," he adds.
C R Panabokke, a former director of agriculture in North-Central Province, says there should have been more investigation on the impact of the project on the existing aquifer system before giving it the go-ahead.
Residents are also irked because Dabur Lanka's annual report shows the company will export about 90 per cent of its product to southern India and other countries, and will employ just 75 people. "Dabur Lanka neither generates employment for Sri Lanka nor manufactures anything for domestic consumption. Why should it be allowed to exhaust our groundwater resources?" asks Mansoor.
Byas Anand, head of corporate communication of Dabur India, says only a few people with vested interest are protesting against the fruit-based, beverage-manufacturing facility. "Ample groundwater is available in this area. Dabur Lanka had done a proper detailed survey of the availability of groundwater by an independent authority," says Anand, adding that a test on the availability of groundwater will be done during the dry period this year.
Following the petition by Kotadeniyawa residents, Ratalanda Thero, chairperson of the District Council, has asked the district secretary to look into the matter.


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Suddenly it does it's job and counters lifesteal legitimately. Hell, reduce the reflect to 20% on top of it, but without grievous wounds, lifesteals always going to prevail. Anyone in agreement? If this idea is flawed, tell me how, but if it worked this way, then at least the effect of thornmail would help your allies as well if the attacker switches targets after hitting the tank, for as long as the debuff lasts.
I'm scared.
I would love this, actually. Something needs to be done about fed Yi's/Xin's/AD Sion's(aside from not letting them get fed in the first place), since Ignite isn't up all the time.
Can't have it all the time. Perhaps give it an active that applies grievous wounds for the next X seconds. If it's up all the time, ADC's no longer exist in this game. They would be replaced with on-hit builds. You don't want to see more Teemo, do you?
so basically you want an item that makes the enemy die by hitting you without you doing anything? thats broken.
I like it.
I think a single item that completely nullifies the enemy lifesteal with no cooldown is just broken
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this would work
this is great, still find it ridiculous a fed ad carry can just life steal tank a whole team and come out on top
the amount of increase the price that would need to happen...


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Los Alamos' Emily Lucero is greeted by her teammates as she crosses the plate following her two-run home run in the first inning of Tuesday's win over Moriarty. Los Alamos will play four tough opponents today and Saturday when it travels to the Farmington Invitational.
Gridiron Booster's waffle breakfast is Saturday
The Gridiron Booster Club will hold a waffle breakfast Saturday at the Masonic Lodge in Los Alamos. Breakfast starts at 7:30 a.m. and continues until 10 a.m. Tickets for the breakfast are $6. Proceeds go to benefit Los Alamos Public Schools' football program.
Atomic Man set for May 1
Registration is open for the 2011 Atomic Man Duathlon.
A pair of Española Valley Sundevils will represent their school at this year's Class 4A/5A basketball All-Star Games. Sundevils Justine Vigil and Rodney Coles were selected for the North's big school All-Star team for the 2010-11 season. Coles and Vigil led their teams to District 2AAAA titles in 2010-11, while Coles spearheaded a late run in the Class 4A championship game as Española Valley topped Goddard, giving the Sundevils their first boys basketball title in school history.
St. Patty's Dinner set for tonight
The Los Alamos U19 Girls Rugby Team will host a St. Patty's Dinner tonight. The dinner will be held at the Elk's Lodge. It starts at 5:30 p.m. Price is $10 for adults, $5 for kids. Proceeds will go to offset the team's travel expenses. For more information, contact Lisa Harris, 690-4620.
Tryouts for LALL's Majors starts tonight
Los Alamos Little League's tryouts for its Majors division will start today on North Mesa.
Wrestlers from Los Alamos grabbed five top-five finishes at the Greater Southwest Nationals tournament last month. The Greater Southwest Nationals was held the week following the state prep wrestling meet. Several wrestlers from Los Alamos took part in the meet, which included wrestlers from all around the southwest region. The tournament was held at Tingley Coliseum in Albuquerque. The top finishers from Los Alamos were Brian Geyer and Bobby Sorenson, who both took second place in their respective age divisions.
For the past several seasons, the Los Alamos Hilltopper softball team has found itself on several occasions just a hit or two away from victory. In too many of those scenarios, however, the Hilltoppers haven't been able to find that hit or two. So it was refreshing for Los Alamos manager Roger Anaya to see his team come up with some clutch hitting to help put away a stout Class 4A opponent Tuesday afternoon at Overlook Park.
Hilltopper Jared Mang (14) tries to field a throw at second base as Hope Christian's Ian Sutton slides into the bag. Hope Christian won Thursday's game at Bomber Field 13-5, dropping Los Alamos to 0-6 on the 2011 season.
The Los Alamos Hilltopper boys tennis team went 3-0 at last weekend's Clovis Quadrangular, with two of those wins coming handily over two Class 5A teams. Both the Hilltopper boys and girls teams took part in the quad, which included Clovis, Portales and Rio Rancho's Sue Cleveland. Los Alamos' boys earned a 7-2 victory over Clovis Friday, then followed that up with a 6-3 win over Portales and a 9-0 win against Cleveland.
U19 rugby team hosting dinner Thursday night The Los Alamos U19 Girls Rugby Team will host a St. Patty's Dinner Thursday. The dinner will be held at the Elk's Lodge. It starts at 5:30 p.m. Price is $10 for adults, $5 for kids. Proceeds will go to offset the team's travel expenses. For more information, contact Lisa Harris, 690-4620.


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The blower final stage fan resistor is known to fail. Symptoms are the heater fan speed varies regardless of the setting, the fan will not turn off when the car is switched off, or the fan will not switch on at all.
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Same symptoms as described. Replaced FSU/Blower Motor Resistor and problem seems to be solved. Made the repair myself. Part cost $67 at an import car parts store. Net savings of $183 from dealer costs (labor & parts).
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Fan flows at full blast. Dealer fix under warranty
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Blower motor worked erratically, then gave up entirely. BMW dealer mechanic said this is common for the vintage.
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heater motor under hood runs and drains battery after engine shut off.. resets of computer by battery disconnects with turn off of heater fan stops this but is very inconvenient
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blower fan speed increases and decreases eratically. went away after the internal resistor was replaced.
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