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Manga | Chapter #239 | ||
Anime | Naruto Shippūden Episode #119 | ||
Movie | Naruto Shippūden the Movie: The Will of Fire | ||
Game | Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations | ||
OVA | Naruto Shippūden: UNSG anime cutscenes | ||
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Birthdate | November 15 | ||
Gender | Female | ||
Status | Deceased | ||
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Blood type | A | ||
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Tailed Beast | Isobu (Forms) | ||
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Ninja Registration | 010885 | ||
Academy Grad. Age | 9 | ||
Chūnin Prom. Age | 11 | ||
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Rin Nohara (のはら リン, Nohara Rin) was a chūnin-level medical-nin from Konohagakure's Team Minato. Rin would later become the unwilling jinchūriki of Isobu, as part of Kirigakure's plot to destroy Konoha.[3]
On the day of their entrance into the Academy, Rin was present when Obito Uchiha arrived with the ceremony over. She handed him his entrance documents, which he was very thankful for. When they partook in the Chūnin Exams, Rin and Kakashi Hatake stood outside the gates of the Forest of Death waiting on Obito to arrive. While in the forest, they are confronted by Guy, Genma and Ebisu. Before they could attack as a team, though, she is shocked to see Obito move to attack, but gets knocked down by Guy. She later dressed his wounds and spoke to Obito who professed his pride in his clan, and his dream to be Hokage. She later watched with bated anticipation and cheered as Kakashi fought Guy during the third round of the exams. After Kakashi became a jōnin, Rin would concoct a top secret celebration for him.[4]
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During the Third Shinobi World War, Team Minato was assigned to destroy the Kannabi Bridge. During the mission, Rin was kidnapped by Taiseki during the course of the mission, and Kakkō — another one of her captors — attempted to interrogate her using genjutsu to find out if she knew anything about Konoha's war efforts. Rin's will, however, proved too strong and did not break even under the genjutsu. She was later rescued by Kakashi and Obito. Although they succeeded in rescuing her, Obito was crushed in a cave-in caused by Kakkō. Before Obito "died" however, he asked Rin to implant his Sharingan into Kakashi's left eye socket to replace the latter's damaged one. Wasting no time, Rin began the procedure immediately, after which, she and Kakashi were forced to flee when enemy reinforcements arrived and continued the cave-in. Minato would later arrive on the scene and defeat the Iwa-nin. After Kakashi had recovered, the team went on to complete their mission and destroy the bridge.[5]
In the anime, it was shown that Rin was sent out on a mission with Kakashi and Guy. With their situation looking grim, Guy used himself as a decoy to lead away the Iwagakure shinobi, and Kakashi went after him. Rin later returned with backup from Konoha, which caused the enemy-nin to retreat.[6]
Some time after the events at Kannabi Bridge, Rin was kidnapped by Kirigakure and made the jinchūriki of Isobu in order to have her be rescued so the tailed beast could be let loose within Konoha.[3] To ensure the plan's success, various jōnin and ANBU-level Kirigakure shinobi were sent to feign chasing them so that their return to the village would be hastened. Knowing this, Rin requested Kakashi to kill her to protect the village. Though Kakashi refused, Rin later intercepted Kakashi's attack, impaling herself on his hand. The Kiri-nin made an attempt to retrieve her corpse before leaving, but were stopped by an enraged Obito who had awoken his Mangekyō Sharingan after witnessing the events.[7]
Since her death, Kakashi would usually visit her grave, even sharing top-secret intel with her such as Naruto's birth as witnessed by Obito who had snuck back into the village in disguise.[8]
Rin was a sweet and friendly girl who cared deeply for her comrades as well as her village. She has been described as a kind girl and often played the role of peacemaker during Obito and Kakashi's many spats while remaining objective. Rin was also an intellectual individual, witnessed by her ability to learn as well as use high-level medical ninjutsu at such a young age. She was a devoted person as seen in her unwillingness to abandon Obito even when her own life was in great peril. She had a very strong will, as even though under what seemed to be the harshest of genjutsu, she would not break. While Obito had romantic feelings for her, this was not mutual, as Rin had romantic feelings for Kakashi instead, which were revealed only shortly after Obito was incapacitated during the cave in.[9] Rin was very dedicated to her village and willingly died rather than risk destroying it.[3]
Rin was a young girl of fair skin and average height. She had brown hair, which was cut in a chin-length bob that framed her face, and brown eyes. She also had two rectangular, purple markings on each of her cheeks. She wore a long-sleeved black top and a light purple apron-skirt, under which she wore black shorts. She also wore the standard Konoha forehead protector, along with a pair of sandals, red stockings that stopped at her thighs, and a small,red bracelet on her left wrist.[10] While on missions, Rin carried around a backpack instead of a pouch containing her equipment.
As an Academy student, she wore a simple outfit consisting of a light-coloured blouse with a bow tied in the middle and a simple, sleeveless haori.[11] As a genin, Rin wore a light-coloured outfit with shuriken patterns over it, with a belt around her waist and several pouches. Underneath this, she wore chain-mail armour, and calf-length sandals.[12]
In the anime, during her mission with Kakashi and Might Guy, she wore the standard Konoha flak jacket over her light-coloured outfit and shuriken-patterned apron skirt.[6]
As a medical-nin, Rin's primary duty on missions was to give support to her team-mates which she did with great aptitude and was even able to teach her team-mates basic first aid. Despite her age, she displayed great skill with medical ninjutsu able to aid her team on a high-ranked missions during the Third Shinobi World War as well as successfully implant Obito's left Sharingan into Kakashi's eye socket in a short period of time and with only basic medical tools. Rin's will is also incredibly strong as she was able to resist leaking any information when under Kakkō's genjutsu.[13]
Databook | Ninjutsu | Taijutsu | Genjutsu | Intelligence | Strength | Speed | Stamina | Hand seals | Total |
Second | 3.5 | 1.5 | 2.5 | 4 | 1 | 2 | 2.5 | 4 | 21 |
Rin's death, much like the deaths of every person dear to him, affected Kakashi but more so as she both loved him and he killed her with his own hand. Even on the verge of death himself during Pain's invasion, Kakashi lamented on how he failed to protect her and said he was going to see her alongside the rest of their team.[14] When her death was brought up much later, Kakashi was visibly stunned, to the point of being unable to move.[15]
Rin's death also had a deep impact on Obito, who had survived the cave-in and watched it unfold from afar. The trauma of this event caused both him, and Kakashi to awaken the Mangekyō Sharingan, and while Kakashi passed out, Obito violently slaughtered the Kirigakure ninja with his new-found powers.[7] The sight of Rin's corpse drove Obito into embracing his clan's Curse of Hatred, with reality itself for allowing such a system to permit senseless deaths as the object of his loathing, and the motivation to carry out Madara Uchiha's Eye of the Moon Plan — to create a world where heroes did not have to stand over graves and make pitiful excuses.[16] He also noted that despite this reason, he did not blame Kakashi for her death, because of the insignificant reality they were in which was about to disappear, once his plan was complete.[17] Nevertheless, he seemed infuriated when Kakashi mentioned Rin, and responded with brutality.[18]
All in all, Rin died a loyal shinobi to her village, despite being kidnapped and made a jinchūriki in an attempt to wreak chaos on Konoha by Kirigakure. She chose to die rather than even risk bringing destruction to her home, exemplifying the Will of Fire inherited by the generation of Konoha shinobi.[19]
- Rin (リン) can have various meanings, such as "dignified", "severe", or "cold". Her last name Nohara (のはら) means "field".
- Rin makes a cameo before her actual introduction in chapter 122 and Naruto episode 72 during a flashback of the Third Hokage, and on the cover of chapter 16.
- According to the databook(s):
- Rin's favourite food was strawberries, while her least favourite was tsukudani.
- Her favourite word was "friendship" (友愛, yūai).
- Her hobby was collecting shells.
- Rin is the first known jinchūriki to have died without the tailed beast being extracted or being directly responsible for the jinchūriki's death. As such, Isobu is the first known tailed beast to have "died".
- ↑ Second Databook, page 164
- ↑ Fourth Databook, pages 134-135
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Naruto chapter 629, pages 14-16
- ↑ Naruto chapter 599, pages 1-14
- ↑ Naruto chapters 239-244
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Naruto: Shippūden episode 288
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Naruto chapter 605
- ↑ Naruto chapter 607, pages 5-7
- ↑ Naruto chapter 244, page 14
- ↑ Naruto chapter 240, page 3
- ↑ Naruto chapter 599, pages 2-3
- ↑ Naruto chapter 599, page 5
- ↑ Naruto chapter 243, page 3
- ↑ Naruto chapter 425, page 2
- ↑ Naruto chapter 598, pages 2-3
- ↑ Naruto chapter 597, page 15
- ↑ Naruto chapter 600, pages 10-12
- ↑ Naruto chapter 608, page 7
- ↑ Naruto chapter 629, page 15
- ↑ Naruto chapter 603, page 13


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Fisker spent $1.4 billion on the production of one car, and is now broke
Fisker Automotive is in a financial crisis with
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The cherry on the cake was Fisker's missed DOE payment at the end of April.
Fisker is looking for a buyer, and last month, VL Automotive (a venture between former General Motors Co executive Bob Lutz and industrialist Gilbert Villarreal) and China parts maker Wanxiang Group submitted a proposal to
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ninja tack | May 28, 2008 |
ninja tack with packaging | May 28, 2008 |
Ninja Tacks are thumbtacks designed to give the illusion that throwing stars are embedded in a surface. This product is an informal re-imagining of an often overlooked essential office tool.
ninja tack in use | May 28, 2008 |
ninja tack prep | 2008 |
ninja tack shipping | 2008 |
The Bourgeois Brass Knuckle is a cross between two iconic objects whose cultural and socio-economic associations lie at opposite ends of the spectrum
from one another.
Bourgeois Brass Knuckle with custom box shanghoon
June 01, 2008 |
Originally designed by Jonathan Sabine, the BBK was later produced in a numbered limited edition run of 50 by the Chromoly studio. Each chrome plated Bourgeois Brass Knuckle came in a laser etched handmade walnut box. The design is in the permanent collection of SFMOMA. Chromoly also licensed the design temporarily to a company in the UK that produced them under a different name.
From the beginning we hit roadblocks in getting the BBK's to market. Several potential manufacturers were consulted by their lawyers not to produce them, and (anecdotally) a Scandinavian retailer had the products confiscated by the police.
Bourgeois Brass Knuckle with custom box. | shanghoon |
The Bourgeois Brass Knuckle appears in Playboy Magazine. | September, 2009 |
San Francisco | November 20, 2010 - April 17, 2011 |
The Bourgeois Brass Knuckle on diplay at SFMOMA. | November 20, 2010 - April 17, 2011 |
 December 2, 2010 |
Following the "How Wine Became Modern" exhibit The Bourgeois Brass Knuckle was entered into San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) permanent collection.
May 31, 2011 |
A design closely resembling ours is used on the post for the movie. "Blood into Wine."
February 19, 2010 |
Two of Chromoly's past designs, the Ninja Tack and especially
Bourgeois Brass Knuckle, emerged as problematic to market.
Potential manufacturers were consulted by their lawyers to stay
away from them, and scandinavian retailers had the products taken
off their shelves by the police. The objects were being treated
like the weapons from which they borrowed their forms. They were
clearly carrying semantic baggage with them. This despite the fact
that the products have no more potential for lethality than do many
common household objects like hammers, kitchen knives, broken
bottles. The items were the target of censorship while the
equivalent or even greater potential many everyday objects have to
cause harm goes unacknowledged.
The Ninja Tacks and Bourgeois Brass Knuckle modified two weapon
types to serve a different, non-violent, function. Everyday Weapons
inverses this formula so that the capacity of everyday things to be
used violently is drawn out of them. A wrench and a pair of
scissors are housed in leather holsters, putting them in a context
of readiness for use as weapons; and a sling transforms a glass
tumbler into a projectile. The leather apparatuses weaponize the
objects without altering them.
wrench holster | shanghoon |
leg holster | shanghoon |
glass slingr | shanghoon |
all 3 everyday weapons in use. | shanghoon |
all 3 everyday weapons on display. | shanghoon |
Chromoly participated in the "Tools" exhibition held January 24th - 30th 2011 at The Department in Toronto. www.toolstoronto.com
Toronto, Canada | January 24th - 30th, 2011 |
Azure Magazine | Nov, 2011 |
Tomo Magazine | May, 2011 |
On display at the Design Exchange for Knolling Canadian Design. | Nov.27 - Dec.12, 2012 |
Everyday Weapons was exhibited as part of the Design Exchanges "Knolling Canadian Design" Show.
Toronto, Canada | Nov.27 - Dec.12, 2012 |
New and Improved - Chair | shanghoon |
In new & improved the missing or broken parts of old wooden furniture are replicated in bronze. This reverses the relationship of the broken parts to the whole: what were once the weakest parts of the furniture have become the most permanent and precious. The intent is to question the conventional understanding of repair with its exhortations that things be restored, objectively, to their original state.
New and Improved - Chair | shanghoon |
Originally, the description for N&I ended with the Utopian "If you're going to change something, why not make it better?" It was a satirical line, and betrayed our awareness that in most ways our "improvement" actually undermined the original items.
New and Improved - Chair | shanghoon |
New and Improved - SIde Table | shanghoon |
New and Improved - SIde Table | shanghoon |
New and Improved - Chair and SIde Table | shanghoon |
New and Improved - Coat Rack | shanghoon |
New and Improved - Coat Rack | shanghoon |
icon magazine | March, 2010 |
Italian Design and Architecture Magazine Made | ||
September/October, 2010 |
Paul Petro Special Projects, Toronto, Canada | January 20 - 30, 2010 |
setting up.
getting down.
Paul Petro Special Projects, Toronto, Canada | January 20 - 30, 2010 |
UpCycle! Book | Decmeber, 2012 |
The Road Popper in use. |
The Road Popper in in gold and silver. |
The Road Popper in use. |
The Road Popper is a bike-mounted bottle opener that we developed for our own use and decided afterward to share. We designed it to attach discreetly to the rails on the underside of the saddle to help keep your bike looking crisp. So far, it's worked on all the bottle caps we've tried it on.
Road Popper Description | 2010 |
The prototypes produced via stereolithography (3D Printing) in bronze infused stainless. They're available from Shapeways in Holland and cost more than we'd like. But that's because they're printed in metal in 3 fucking dimensions. Here's a link to the store. We recommend taking a look at this info sheet if you're interested in buying one.
Road Popper featured in Indaba Magazine | June, 2010 |
Bike Snob NYC | August 9, 2010 |
Swiss Cycling Magazine "Velojournal." | |
November, 2010 |
The faux antique metal powder coat used on this pendant fixture
and the twisted steel used in the side table - along the facilities
that produce them - are common in some Toronto neighbourhoods.
Despite this, these materials are generally held in fairly low
regard. Little Italy assumes that these materials are a part of a
sort of overlooked Toronto vernacular and acknowledges the positive
qualities of these materials that have led to their ubiquity.
"Antique" copper vein powder coat. |
Little Italy Lamps and Side Tables. | shanghoon |
While this project is about vernacular and all that, it's also our contribution to the twin discussions surrounding locally sourced goods and what comprises the Canadian identity. We find the discourse thick with nostalgia, preconceptions, and other kinds of baggage. This led us to look at what materials and styles actually made up our surroundings and to use them even if they were shunned by many (including sometimes ourselves.)
Little Italy Side Table. | shanghoon |
Little Italy Lamp. | shanghoon |
For the 3rd year we are part of the Toronto Design Offsite. With the same group of designers who did Heavy Metal (2010) and Tools (2011). This Year its Associates.
January 26, 2012 - January 29, 2012 |
Setting up for the Associates show. |
Opening Party. |
Opening Party. |
Little Italy - Gallery Side View |
Little Italy - End of Show |
Both our Little Italy Side Table and Pendant Lamp are available here Caviar 20.
Little Italy lights in Killjoy | Vancouver, Canada |
Chromoly is a collaborative studio run by Adam Pickard and Jonathan Sabine. They produce objects from their Toronto-based studio using whatever means available – self production, outsourcing, licensing, stereolithography, bashing things together. Their work has been featured in publications and carried in stores worldwide. Their design, Bourgeois Brass Knuckle is a part of the permanent collection of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
Design Lines | Summer, 2010 |


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Masterpieces of Attack: GM Marcel Sisniega Campbell
Product Code: CB0030CD
Publisher: Chess Digest
Author: Gabriel Velasco
Year of Publication: 1997
Pages: 60
Notation Type: FigurineAlgebraic (AN)
Book DescriptionThis book focuses on one of the strongest Mexican players ever. Manuel Sisniega, respected and feared for his daring attacking chess, won many beautiful games in his active 20 year tournament career. Never afraid to play sharp gambit systems against strong opposition, he won many masterpieces through direct assault on the enemy king. Velasco annotates most of his best games, and shows that Sisniega is a player for attacking players to emulate.
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The Nats are back in Jupiter again today to face the Marlins.
It's been four whole days since the Nationals last played the Marlins, so I think contractually they were required to make the trip down to Jupiter this morning. I kid, of course, but it sure does seem like these two teams play an inordinate number of times. Just one of several reasons the Nats are looking to move out of Viera to either Florida's Gulf Coast or Arizona, where there are more teams in closer proximity.
Today's game features Jordan Zimmermann, who has yet to allow a run in six innings this spring, plus reliever Henry Rodriguez, who is finally making his Grapefruit League debut after arriving to camp late following visa issues.
Plenty of Nationals regulars made trip, including Jayson Werth, Adam LaRoche, Nyjer Morgan and Danny Espinosa. If you subscribe to MLB.tv's package, you can watch the game via the Marlins' broadcast…
NATIONALS at MARLINS
Where: Roger Dean Stadium, Jupiter
Gametime: 1:05 p.m.
TV: FSN Florida via MLB.tv
Radio: Marlins radio via XM and MLB Gameday Audio
Weather: Mostly sunny, 73 degrees, Wind 7 mph in from RF
CF Nyjer Morgan
SS Alex Cora
RF Jayson Werth
1B Adam LaRoche
- Theophilus - Mar 13, 2011 at 3:33 PM
Ladson is spreading a rumor that the Astros think Flores's arm is still subpar. Mark, what is your sense? It sounds to me like the Astros complaining that the Nats want a real player in exchange when they thought they could get Flores for a Class A knuckle-balling reliever. If Flores's arm was still ailing, it seems to me (A) he would be DH'ing, not starting; (B) he would be back in the minor league camp; (C) Nats would not be "showcasing" him as who wants to showcase damaged goods. I'm OK w/ the idea Flores should be catching five days a week in Syracuse after almost two years off. But I hate somebody passing off malicious gossip as news, if that's what it is.
- Stranded_in_Philly - Mar 13, 2011 at 4:00 PM
Mark,Rumor has it Washington is scouting Carlos Silva. What do you make of them targeting another back of the rotation starter?
- sjm 308 - Mar 13, 2011 at 4:06 PM
not sure if I saw this correctly but yesterday vs. the Yankee's Flores threw sharply to first on a pick-off attempt and we have heard nothing negative on his arm. I think Theo has it nailed that this is just politicking by the Astro's to drive the price down. That plus Ladson is wrong just about as many times as he is right.
- BinM - Mar 13, 2011 at 4:07 PM
Theophilus, just an opinion, but… Flores doesn't have the best arm in camp behind the plate – If Ladson is comparing him to I-Rod, Ramos, & Norris, then yes, his arm is sub-par. But that's a high standard to match, imo. Don't generally read Ladson, but what's Houston whining about – that Rizzo is looking for something of value in return for a solid game-caller with some power? The Nationals still believe (as do I) that Flores is still a MLB-capable player; Offer a comparable player in return, not the dime-on-a-dollar exchange that was offered initally.
- Anonymous - Mar 13, 2011 at 4:22 PM
Any chance the Fish can plunk Nyjer and make the OF decisions a lot easier? Bernadina in CF and Monster Morse in LF. Problems solved.-Pedro G.
- BinM - Mar 13, 2011 at 4:23 PM
S_i_P: Nothing's impossible, but why in the world would the Nationals even be kicking the tires on a bottom-rung SP with an $11.5M pricetag & possible heart problems (on DL w/accelerated heartrate in August, 2010)? That makes little sense, imo.
- Mark Zuckerman - Mar 13, 2011 at 4:26 PM
From what I saw of Flores this spring, his arm looks fine. You guys are correct that he doesn't have the gun Pudge and Ramos have, but that's not because of the shoulder injury. Flores' arm looks as strong as it was pre-surgery.My opinion of all this trade talk: I just don't see Rizzo dealing away a catcher right now. For one thing, other teams aren't going to give up anything significant for Flores until they've seen him play on a daily basis during the regular season. More importantly, the Nats don't know which one of their young catchers is ultimately going to pan out as the best of the group: Ramos, Flores or Norris. Why trade one of them now when you don't have to, and then have that guy turn out developing into an All-Star? Might as well keep them all in the fold as long as you can and ensure you wind up with the best of them for years to come.
- Doc - Mar 13, 2011 at 4:38 PM
It's not Flores' arm that's the problem, it's Ladson's head! Ladson's at his best when spreading screwy rumors. For a year now, Ladson's been saying that Morse can't hit; his swing is too long. Actually, the problem is that Ladson's tongue is too long! Good thing that he has a steady job churning out bogus pulp for Rizzo.Jesus Flores had absolutey noooooo problem throwing out runners in the VWL. Two years of rust will be easily erased by some daily catching in AAA. He's still a top grade catcher, and probably has more power at the plate than Ramos. I-Rod, and Norris.To hell with the Astros!
- Anonymous - Mar 13, 2011 at 4:50 PM
And to hell with Bill Ladson! He's done just about everything wrong, and still has a job.Jamal
- Anonymous - Mar 13, 2011 at 5:10 PM
Nolasco didn't put enough on it.-Pedro G
- Rob Dibble's Ghost - Mar 13, 2011 at 5:21 PM
FYI, even though Marlins radio may be broadcasting today's game, XM is not picking it up. Even though they carry every regular season game, I guess they carry only select preseason games. The XM pbp schedule is here: http://www.siriusxm.com/servlet/Satellite?c=SXM_Sports_P&childpagename=SXM%2FSXM_Sports_P%2FLiveSportsSchedule&cid=1282009986086&p=1282010553123&pagename=SXM%2FWrapper
- Anonymous - Mar 13, 2011 at 5:26 PM
So was it intentional or Nolasco had control problems because next guy was walked too?Wait a minute. Another HBP as I type this post. danny this time. Are they trying to putout as many of our regulars as possible or something?
- hondo69 - Mar 13, 2011 at 5:41 PM
Hey, Mark and everyone else. If you have DirecTV, the game is on live on channel 654 (Fox Sports FL). It is supposed to be blacked out but they have inadvertently left it on. DirecTV often misses these blackouts, so if you have it. always check. You could be pleasantly surprised!
- Stranded_in_Philly - Mar 13, 2011 at 5:43 PM
Anywhere there is a live blog of this game? Nationals Journal isn't posting one right now
- Anonymous - Mar 13, 2011 at 5:52 PM
That plus Ladson is wrong just about as many times as he is right.@cheist got him good on Ben Goessling's podcast … Ladson is know for saying "play the kids", cheist stated that mlb.com should "let the kids write". Its about time for Ladson to retire from his subpar Montreal / Nats coverage.
- Original Nats Fan - Mar 13, 2011 at 5:56 PM
http://www.federalbaseball.com/2011/3/13/2047819/washington-nationals-vs-florida-marlins-sunday-spring-training#commentsblog at Federal Baseball
- Andrew - Mar 13, 2011 at 6:18 PM
Wow, did you see that scoop by Adam LaRoche at first on that double play throw from Espinosa in the dirt!NICE!
- Andrew - Mar 13, 2011 at 6:21 PM
hondo69 said… Hey, Mark and everyone else. If you have DirecTV, the game is on live on channel 654 (Fox Sports FL).March 13, 2011 1:41 PM______________________Nice, I was watching on MLB.TV Much better on the big screen! THANKS!!!!!!!
- Anonymous - Mar 13, 2011 at 6:42 PM
Holy crap, talk about efficiency.5 innings in just 25 pitches.
- Theophilus - Mar 13, 2011 at 6:51 PM
Catching up w/ the box score on Gameday. Considering the production from Ankiel, Bernandina, Morgan is toast absent a huge turnaround. He is going to be the fourth-string CF. Ouch. I don't think I recall another case (possible exception, Albert Belle) where a player so quickly not only alienated the fans but also a segment of the fan base against the team. The further away he gets (Lotte Marines?) the better it will be for the Nationals as an organization.
- BinM - Mar 13, 2011 at 6:52 PM
Nolasco massively under-achieved in his outing (1.2IP, 2HBP, 1BB, 4H, 4ER), while JZimm over-acheived (5IP, 3H, 1BB, 2K). Nice bottom line, so far.
- Andrew - Mar 13, 2011 at 6:56 PM
Anonymous said… Holy crap, talk about efficiency.5 innings in just 25 pitches. __________________________That's not accurate unfortunately. Still a great outing!
- Anonymous - Mar 13, 2011 at 6:59 PM
Oh my bad.Has gameday performed really poorly for anyone else this spring?
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Mar 13, 2011 at 6:59 PM
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- Andrew - Mar 13, 2011 at 7:00 PM
A shame on that flyball by the leadoff in the 6th that Eury Perez got twisted and turned like a pretzel and couldn't catch it to put Rodriguez behind to start the inning.
- Andrew - Mar 13, 2011 at 7:03 PM
Gameday has not been keeping accurate pitch counts all Spring. When a pitcher hasn't walked a batter it has shown that the pitcher has thrown all strikes.
- BinM - Mar 13, 2011 at 7:50 PM
Good outing from former Nat Shawn Hill – 3.0IP, iH, 4K for the Marlins.
- BinM - Mar 13, 2011 at 7:59 PM
Peeps: FYI… In the spring, the mlb.com Gameday is showing 4 balls for a player drawing a walk, 3 strikes for a player going down on strikes, and 1 strike for a player putting a ball in play. The pitch counts from mlb.com are a joke.
- Anonymous - Mar 13, 2011 at 8:06 PM
Another grapefruit league win notched for the Nats. Right now FLA considers Shawn Hill veteran depth to be stashed in AAA. But the way he is pitching now … esp.. the fast ball we could see him in the majors before June. Great story post 2 TJ surgeries plus shoulder. Maybe Rizzo should look into swapping Wang for HIll … ~smiles~
- natsfan1a - Mar 13, 2011 at 9:41 PM
That's too bad about Page. Condolences to his family and friends.
- Anonymous - Mar 14, 2011 at 12:12 AM
I meant Shaun Hill … yes its very sad news about Page …
- nats24 - Mar 14, 2011 at 4:19 AM
So I would imagine, unless Jesus turns it on in the week or so, it will be him as the regular at Syracuse and Norris at Harrisburg. Honestly, the 'Stros would be more likely to look to the Yanks, who have a caching jam w/ Cervelli, Montero and Romine, and not enough playing time at AAA and the majors for all three.
- Anonymous - Mar 14, 2011 at 5:47 AM
So I would imagine, unless Jesus turns it on in the week or so, it will be him as the regular at Syracuse and Norris at Harrisburg.Or vice-versa. Norris is good enough for Syracuse now. So is Flores but he is still coming back after a year away. They could share time in Syracuse or …
- Steve M. - Mar 14, 2011 at 2:27 PM
Chris Marrero is starting today. This far into Spring Training to see Marrero there and starting is certainly interesting as he is a RH batter to compliment Adam LaRoche as a LH batter.So here is what I am thinking, Michael Morse has earned the starting spot in LF and Bernadina may be the starter in CF and LaRoche at 1B.Could Rizzo be thinking of carrying 2 1st baseman as Marrero would become a bench guy or is he not ready.I am thinking for the bench so far Ramos C, Ankiel OF, Hairston utility, AGonzalez IF, and of course there is the Nyjer situation.What do you all think? Is there any real possiblity that Chris Marrero is the big surprise this Spring? I will answer my own question and say lets see how he does facing real MLB pitching.
- JD - Mar 14, 2011 at 2:37 PM
Steve M. It makes no sense to me to have a 22 year old sit on the bench or be part of a platoon. I would rather see him play every day in Syracuse. The more interesting question for me is what to do about Detwiler; if he is really ready to step into the rotation (I think he is) then he has much more upside than Lannan and I don't really see the value of having the better pitcher go down to the minors. I would like to see the Nats use their excess of starting pitchers and catchers to obtain at least one good prospect. Lannan can be valuable in a trade because lefties are always in demand.
- Mark'd - Mar 14, 2011 at 2:43 PM
Way to early on Marrero though with Morse starting in LF they may need another righty bat.


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Kerdi comes in rolls. The widest is 33 in. with rolls of 16-, 33-, or 98-ft. in length. It is also available in widths of 5-, 7 1/4-, and 10-in. with rolls of 16 ft. to 98 ft. in length. Schlüter makes it easy by having two types of inside and outside corners available.
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The installation is very simple. It is all detailed in a very simple instructional CD. The entire system is glued down with unmodified thin-set mortar applied with a 1/4- by 3/8-in. trowel. After the drywall has been installed, the pan is glued down; you need to then check for complete adhesion. The next step is to glue down the bands along the walls at the base of the shower and the inside corner at the walls. After spreading the thin set directly over the drywall, the Kerdi sheet is applied all the way up the wall with joints overlapping by at least 2-in. Spread the thin-set over the entire pan, set the integrated bonding flange of the drain into the recess of the polystyrene pan and then cover the entire pan with a layer of Kerdi.
The curb is then cut to fit, thin set into place, and covered with the Kerdi material. With each step in the Kerdi installation process, it is absolutely imperative to use the flat side of the trowel to press the Kerdi materials into the thin set and squeeze out the excess for a complete bond to your substrate. Now you are ready for tile installation.
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Tastes like heaven but your body will never forgive you in the morning.According to Navajo tradition, frybread was created using flour, sugar, salt and lard given by the United States government when the Navajo Native Americans were relocated to Bosque Redondo, New Mexico from Arizona in 1864.Prior to that time, diabetes was pratically unknown among the indigenous peoples of North and South America!
From the article at: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/people-places/frybread.html
Chaleen Brewer is a nutritionist at the Genesis Diabetes Prevention Program based in the Gila River capital of Sacaton. She says commodity foods like processed cheese, potted meats, and the lard used in making frybread are partly responsible for a "diabetes epidemic" among her people. As Secola puts it, "frybread has killed more Indians than the federal government."
Whether you call it Bannock, Bhatoora, Deep-fried pizza, Lángos, Fried dough, Fritters, Sconnes, Fried dough, Puri, Sopaipilla or Frybread; it's should be considered as a SMALL part of any diet - NOT A STAPLE! I have had frybread made from mesquite bean flour and it is superior in every way to the refined white flour variety - Take back your culture my Native Brothers and Sisters - demand Mesquite Bean Frybread options from your FryBread House and other purveyors of the heavenly cloud!


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Thomas J. DeLong, David L. Ager
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Anne Ewers, general director of Utah Opera, is awaiting the decision of the members of the board of the Utah Symphony and Utah Opera about whether to merge Utah's top two arts organizations. If the vote favors the merger, Ewers will be asked to assume the helm of the newly created organization and take responsibility for integrating the two organizations. Challenges students to consider the merits of the merger and to develop an action plan for how Ewers would integrate the two organizations, including how to design the new firm, how to manage various constituents--many of whom are upset by the announcement--and how to create a new corporate culture. Students also need to specify what Ewers would do in the first few days if the vote were to favor merging the two organizations. Teaching Purpose: To explore the human capital issues related to mergers and acquisitions.
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Team Schedule
Overall | Pct. | Conf. | Pct. | Streak | Home | Away | Neutral |
8-6 | .571 | 3-4 | .429 | Lost 1 | 3-4 | 5-2 | 0-0 |
Date | Opponent | Result | Time/Status | Links |
Feb. 18 | Roberts Wesleyan | W, 14-4 | Final | Box Score Recap |
Feb. 22 | at Le Moyne | L, 17-10 | Final | Box Score Recap |
Feb. 28 | at North Greenville | W, 19-9 | Final | Recap |
Mar. 6 | at Young Harris | W, 17-6 | Final | Box Score Recap |
Mar. 9 | Florida Tech | L, 12-9 | Final | Box Score Recap |
Mar. 15 | at Chestnut Hill | W, 10-7 | Final | Box Score Recap |
Mar. 21 | Lindenwood (MO) * | L, 12-7 | Final | Box Score Recap |
Mar. 28 | at Walsh * | W, 18-8 | Final | Box Score Recap |
Apr. 4 | Lake Erie * | L, 7-6 | Final | Box Score Recap |
Apr. 11 | at Alderson-Broaddus * | W, 18-13 | Final | Box Score Recap |
Apr. 14 | Seton Hill * | L, 11-7 | Final | Box Score Recap |
Apr. 17 | Ohio Valley * | W, 17-5 | Final | Box Score Recap |
Apr. 19 | Notre Dame de Namur | W, 17-4 | Final | Box Score Recap |
Apr. 25 | at Mercyhurst * | L, 10-9 | Final | Box Score Recap |
All times Eastern
East Coast Athletic Conference (ECAC)
Team | Conf | All | GF | GA |
Lake Erie | 6-1 | 14-2 | 180 | 109 |
Seton Hill | 6-1 | 9-5 | 165 | 112 |
Lindenwood (MO) | 5-2 | 14-3 | 229 | 130 |
Mercyhurst | 5-2 | 8-6 | 147 | 100 |
Wheeling Jesuit | 3-4 | 8-6 | 178 | 125 |
Alderson-Broaddus | 2-5 | 4-9 | 106 | 178 |
Walsh | 1-6 | 3-10 | 100 | 145 |
Ohio Valley | 0-7 | 0-15 | 103 | 255 |
May 5, 2015
The Misunderstood Importance of the Scout Team
It is the most maligned job on a lacrosse team, but at the same time, it is one of the most important. How do coaches handle the difficult alchemy of putting together their scout teams?
May 4, 2015
Bracket Breakdown: Division II Men
Lindenwood unlocked the West in Division II, but familiar faces dominate the brackets. Can anyone derail Limestone?
May 3, 2015
Adelphi Clips Le Moyne, Goes Back-to-Back in NE-10
May 3, 2015
Lake Erie Repeats As ECAC Champion
May 3, 2015
Lindenwood Shakes Up Division II Men's Bracket
The Lions lost in the ECAC championship game on Sunday, but Lindenwood's back-to-back wins over Seton Hill were enough to propel it into the tourney. The rest of the brackets went according to plan.
May 3, 2015
Projection: The Division II Men's Bracket
In a change from last year, it's the South region bracket that has all the question marks while the North is a virtual slam dunk. Or so it seems. Here's Jac Coyne's projections for the D-II tourney field.
May 1, 2015
Adelphi Out-Guns Merrimack, Le Moyne On Deck
May 1, 2015
Colorado Mesa Hammers No. 7 Tampa
May 1, 2015
Lake Erie Grinds Down Mercyhurst in ECAC Semis
May 1, 2015
Le Moyne Dispatches Franklin Pierce
May 1, 2015
Lindenwood Bounces Seton Hill from ECAC Tourney
April 30, 2015
Lake Erie's Harding, Goodwin Pace ECAC-II Kudos
April 30, 2015
Bracketed: First Look at Small College Tourneys
We're within four days of the official announcement for both Division II and Division III tournaments. How are the brackets shaping up at this point? Jac Coyne takes a stab.
April 29, 2015
Men's Division II Conference Tourney Clearinghouse
The conference tournaments have begun in Division II. Check back here for dates, matchups and scores as they become available.
April 29, 2015
Le Moyne's Corapi Leads NE-10 Award Winners
April 29, 2015
Miller, Leonard Share ECC Offensive Kudos
April 29, 2015
NYIT Advances to ECC Title Tilt, LIU Post Awaits
April 29, 2015
Quick Start Helps LIU Post Breeze Past Molloy
April 28, 2015
Franklin Pierce Rallies Past Assumption
April 27, 2015
Nike/LM Division II Men's Top 15
We enter the final push for the eight spots in the NCAA tournament field. The rankings are reflecting who are the front runners in each region.
April 27, 2015
Division II Notebook: The Hossack Legend Continues
Lindenwood's Graeme Hossack is the best long-stick middie in Division II, and he just might be the best overall player. His excellence was again on display in the Lions win over Seton Hill.
April 26, 2015
Dolan, Queens Shock No. 3 Lake Erie
April 26, 2015
First Half Surge Gives Tampa Second SSC Trophy
April 26, 2015
Lucky Seven: Limestone Wins Carolinas Title Again
April 25, 2015
Lindenwood Stuns No. 7 Seton HIll
April 25, 2015
No. 8 Adelphi Rolls Over No. 15 Franklin Pierce
April 24, 2015
Conference Carolinas Tabs Co-Players of the Year
April 24, 2015
Limestone Rolls Past Belmont Abbey in CC Semifinals
April 24, 2015
Mount Olive Knocks Off Pfeiffer, Limestone Next
April 24, 2015
Weekend Primer: Entering the End Game
We're entering the final week of action, culminating next weekend with Selection Sunday. Key games and tournaments dot the schedule this weekend in both Divisions II and III.
April 23, 2015
Sorensen Leads Sunshine State Award Winners
April 22, 2015
No. 8 Adelphi Destroys No. 6 NYIT
April 20, 2015
Division II Notebook: Limestone 'A Bit More Intense'
There aren't many undefeated national champions, which is why Limestone is using its one blemish for motivation. Plus, Lynn shakes of Sunshine State tourney.
April 18, 2015
Limestone Rolls Pfeiffer, In Control of Conf. Carolinas
April 18, 2015
Mars Hill Trims Lenoir-Rhyne, Takes SAC Crown
April 18, 2015
Schultz Gives NYIT Key Win Over Seton Hill
April 17, 2015
Lenoir-Rhyne Topples Coker in SAC Semifinals
April 17, 2015
Weekend Primer: An Opportunity for Washington College
It has been an off year for the Shoremen, but Washington College is looking at Saturday's War on the Shore against Salisbury as an opportunity to build on.
April 16, 2015
Mars Hill Upends Top Seed Queens in SAC Semis
April 15, 2015
Malcom Leads SAC Award Winners
April 14, 2015
Lenoir-Rhyne Easily Advances, Dumps Brevard
April 14, 2015
Mars Hill Gets Wild Win Over Wingate in SAC 1st Round
April 13, 2015
Division II Notebook: Composure Shows for Seton Hill
Despite being down late to the No. 1 team in the country, the Griffins never got rattled. Composure is the new buzzword in Greensburg. Plus, LIU Post's faceoff whisperer and Le Moyne is peaking.
April 12, 2015
Gallery: LIU Post Rallies Past NYIT (MD2)
LIU Post took a 12-10 win in a key ECC battle against Long Island foe NYIT on Saturday afternoon. Photos by Lee Weissman.
April 11, 2015
Krawec, No. 3 Le Moyne Coast Past No. 6 Adelphi
April 11, 2015
Late Run Sends No. 7 LIU Post Past No. 4 NYIT
April 11, 2015
No. 10 Seton Hill Shocks No. 1 Lake Erie
The Griffins scored two goals in a 16-second span in the final minute of play, allowing Seton Hill to take control of the ECAC picture.
April 10, 2015
Weekend Primer: Separation Saturday in Men's D2
Top seeds in the conference tournaments are on the line in the ECC, the ECAC and the Northeast-10. The stakes are the same, but the games are very different on Saturday.
April 6, 2015
Division II Notebook: Midseason Awards Banquet
All of the luminaries are here tonight for the mythical midseason awards banquet in Division II. Who will be bring home the hardware at this point?
April 2, 2015
Midweek Notes: NEWMAC Catching Beaver Fever?
Babson beat Springfield for the first time since 1979, and it might be a sign of the NEWMAC's improvement. Plus, Alfred makes its mark and Tufts continues to roll.
April 1, 2015
Test Passed: No. 1 Lake Erie Breezes Past Tampa
March 31, 2015
Fisher Leads Chestnut Hill Past No. 9 Mercy
March 30, 2015
Division II Notebook: Confidence Building at Molloy
There was no question the ball was going to Joe Leonard at the end of Molloy's upset of Seton Hill, and the senior produced. Now the Lions have the needed confidence for a big fortnight. Plus, Le Moyne never changed.
March 28, 2015
Leonard, No. 13 Molloy Stun No. 7 Seton Hill
March 27, 2015
Small College Weekend Primer: Whittier's Challenge
Here's a quick peek at the games of note at the Division II and III level, including a crucial game for the Poets.
March 27, 2015
Weekender: Silence Is Golden for Lindenwood's Hossack
He says very little on the field, but the actions of Lindenwood's standout long-stick middie Graeme Hossack speak very loudly.
March 23, 2015
Division II Notebook: Merrimack Flips the Script
After losing in overtime to Adelphi in last year's NE-10 title game, the Warriors repaid the favor. Plus, Gartelman embraces his homecoming and Seton Hill buries a rival.
March 21, 2015
Schwarz's OT Strike Lifts Merrimack, Sinks Adelphi
Tucker Schwarz scored with 1:50 left in overtime, giving the sixth-ranked Warriors the upset victory over the No. 2 Panthers in a critical NE-10 clash.
March 21, 2015
Down Goes Limestone: Lake Erie Tops Champs
The Storm coughed up a huge lead, but managed to topple the champs on their own field, 14-12.
March 21, 2015
Gallery: Lake Erie Takes Down No. 1 Limestone (MD2)
Third-ranked Lake Erie handed defending NCAA champion and No. 1 Limestone its first loss of 2015 in South Carolina. Photos by Stacey Wylie.
March 20, 2015
Small College Weekend Primer: Greene Turtle Time
It would be easy for Paul Cantabene to kick back, watch a little film and enjoy his program's success. The Greene Turtle Classic proves he's a Division III guy now.
March 16, 2015
Division II Notebook: Adelphi Holds Destiny in Hands
The stakes weren't sky-high in the Adelphi-LIU Post game last week, but the Panthers' win allowed them to keep their fate in their sticks.
March 16, 2015
Lees-McRae Snaps Skid After 43 Losses
March 16, 2015
USILA DII Poll: Florida Tech into the Ranks
March 15, 2015
Gallery: Wheeling Jesuit Clips Chestnut Hill (MD2)
A mid-game four goal run helped Wheeling Jesuit take a 10-7 victory over Chestnut Hill on Sunday. Photos by Kevin P. Tucker.
March 13, 2015
Rossi Leaves Coaching Position at Rollins
March 11, 2015
No. 4 Lake Erie Survives Triple Overtime Scare
March 9, 2015
Balanced Effort Sends No. 3 Adelphi Past No. 2 LIU Post
Three different players scored four points to lead the Panthers to a 13-11 win over the Pioneers in a rematch of the 2014 North region finals.
March 9, 2015
Division II Notebook: Strong Rebound for Le Moyne
The Dolphins' offense didn't show up against Lake Erie and let their defense down. The Le Moyne front line made amends in the win over Mercyhurst. Plus, Limestone leans on its rookies.
March 9, 2015
Unbeaten Trio Hangs Tight Atop USILA MD2 Poll
March 7, 2015
Passing the Test: Limestone Rallies Past NYIT
Defending national champion Limestone trailed No. 5 NYIT by a pair of goals midway through the fourth quarter, but the Saints responded for the 8-7 triumph.
March 7, 2015
Tampa Downs Florida Southern in Conference Opener
March 6, 2015
Weekend Primer: Limestone Craving a Test
Playing No. 5 NYIT will be challenging enough, but Saints coach J.B. Clarke loves the distractions his team must handle. Plus, notable games for the weekend.
March 5, 2015
Ursinus Focused on Most Important Stat
They might not be the most aesthetically pleasing victories, but the Bears are 2-0 and eyeing the postseason. Also, Roanoke finds redemption against York.
March 4, 2015
Saint Leo Trips Up No. 9 Mount Olive
March 2, 2015
Division II Notebook: True Team Effort for Lake Erie
Lake Erie rookie head coach Steve Gartelman may have been in over his head in the fall, but thanks to a cagey senior class, Gartelman and the Storm are off to an undefeated start.
February 28, 2015
Storm Brewing: No. 8 Lake Erie Stuns No. 4 Le Moyne
No. 4 Le Moyne had not lost a non-conference home game since 2001. Until today, that is, as No. 8 Lake Erie snapped that streak with a 7-6 win.
February 27, 2015
Morning Jac: Saint Leo Embraces Wounded Warrior
When Lance Corporal Larry Bailey entered the Saint Leo team dinner on Thursday night, the Lions' Wounded Warrior Game against LIU Post on Friday night took on a whole new importance.
February 27, 2015
Small College Weekend Primer
There are 86 Division III men's games and 25 Division II men's contests this weekend, marking the first full slate of games this year. Jac Coyne takes a peek at a couple of matchups worthy of following.
February 25, 2015
No. 3 Adelphi Sinks No. 10 Dowling
February 23, 2015
Division II Notebook: Seton Hill Digs a Win
Griffins coach Brian Novotny and his assistant took six hours to shovel the field on Saturday in preparation for Sunday's tilt against Chestnut Hill. It was all worth it as the Griffins search for consistency.
February 23, 2015
USILA DII Men's Top 20: Limestone Stays Strong
February 21, 2015
Back on Track: Queens Upends No. 11 Pfeiffer
February 20, 2015
Limestone Beats Rollins with Big Second Quarter
February 19, 2015
Le Moyne Edges Adelphi for NE-10 Preseason Nod
February 18, 2015
Morning Jac: Rollins Uses Road Trips to Cope
It's been a long two weeks since senior captain Will Hauver's untimely death rocked Rollins. And it's never a fun drive to Limestone. But the Tars can't wait to get on the bus.
February 16, 2015
Division II Men's Notebook: Limestone Finds Itself
Something just wasn't right in the Saints' opener against Lenoir-Rhyne, but Limestone regained its dominant form against Tampa. Plus, Belmont Abbey, Mount Olive and Bracket Watch.
February 14, 2015
Mount Olive Stuns No. 7 Mercyhurst
February 14, 2015
No Contest: No. 1 Limestone Blasts No. 2 Tampa
It was a game between the top two teams in Division II, but it was a day owned by defending national champion Limestone.
February 14, 2015
#LMLive Gameday: Valentine's Lacrosse Central
A killer doubleheader in Georgia headlines the Saturday action in lacrosse, as Duke and Denver face off, followed by Northwestern and Virginia.
February 13, 2015
Morning Jac: LIU Post Finally Lifts Off
The Pioneers southern excursion got canceled last year because of weather, and it impacted the rest of the season. Post is successfully on their way to Baltimore to play Queens, and the stakes are high.
February 13, 2015
Southern Exposure: All Eyes on Limestone-Tampa
For the first time, the South region will feature a game between the two top-ranked teams in the country when the Saints and Spartans tangle on Saturday.
February 11, 2015
Morning Jac: Mount Olive's Schedule Evolution
After posting a 13-3 record in just their second season, the Trojans were ready to test themselves, and it starts this week. Are they up for carrying that kind of load?
February 11, 2015
Colorado Mesa Tabbed Favorite In WILA Poll
February 11, 2015
Lake Erie Tops ECAC-II Preseason Poll
February 9, 2015
Small College Notebook: Pfeiffer's Poll Motivation
The Falcons didn't crack any of the preseason polls, and that didn't go unnoticed heading into Saturday's game with No. 11 Florida Southern. After a thrilling wins, Pfeiffer should get their rankings wish.
February 7, 2015
Close Shave: Limestone Sneaks Past Lenoir-Rhyne
February 7, 2015
Thomas' Strike Sends Pfeiffer Past No. 11 FSC
February 7, 2015
Wipeout: No. 2 Tampa Routs No. 9 Queens
February 6, 2015
Luke Miller: DII Men's Preseason Player of the Year
NYIT's Luke Miller has done everything his older brothers have done and more on the lacrosse field - save winning an NCAA crown. He hopes to remedy that as a senior.
February 6, 2015
#LMRanks DII Men's Preview: No. 1 Limestone
The first program to win a title from the south, Limestone repeated the feat for the first time in 12 years in 2014. Can they continue to spearhead the rapidly-growing region?
February 5, 2015
Morning Jac: A Whole New Ballgame for Queens
The Royals announced their presence among the top flight teams in Division II last year, but now they have deal with the pressure of repeating the feat. Are they ready for the challenge?
February 5, 2015
#LMRanks DII Men's Preview: No. 2 Tampa
In just three years of existence, the Spartans have ascended to the heights of Division II. Will Tampa build off of last year's semifinal run or will they remain second fiddle to Limestone in the South?
February 5, 2015
Report: Rollins' Hauver Died from Flu Complications
Rollins' lacrosse captain Will Hauver, who died suddenly on Monday, died of complications from the flu, according to a report in The Baltimore Sun.
February 4, 2015
NYIT Leads ECC Preseason Poll
February 4, 2015
#LMRanks DII Men's Preview: No. 3 LIU Post
LIU Post took a surprise ticket to the dance and parlayed it into a shot at the national title. The Pioneers came up short, but now they have both the experience and talent to take another shot.
February 3, 2015
Rollins Mourns Loss of Captain Will Hauver
February 3, 2015
#LMRanks DII Men's Preview: Best Bet All-Americans
Who would you take for your starting lineup from all of Division II? We've made our picks for preseason All-America.
February 3, 2015
#LMRanks DII Men's Preview: No. 4 Adelphi
The Panthers are still on the prowl for their eighth championship, snapping their 13-year dry spell. Does Adelphi have enough to power its way through the North?
February 2, 2015
#LMRanks DII Men's Preview: No. 5 Le Moyne
It was another strong year for the Dolphins even with the quarterfinal ouster. The Northeast-10 and the North region are once again loaded with contenders, but Le Moyne is certainly among that group.
January 31, 2015
#LMRanks DII Men's Preview: No. 15-6 Breakdown
Our Division II men's lacrosse 2015 preview kicks off with a breakdown of the sharks circling the water outside of the Top 5 - teams No. 15-6 in our Nike/LM preseason rankings.
January 27, 2015
Tampa Picked Atop Sunshine State Preason Poll
January 26, 2015
Limestone Takes Top Spot in USILA DII Preseason Poll
Defending NCAA champion Limestone took eight of nine No. 1 votes (the other going to No. 4 Tampa) to anchor the USILA DII Men's Preseason Poll, released Monday afternoon.
January 24, 2015
Wardwell, Hill Platoon as Syracuse Tops Hofstra, Le Moyne
Bobby Wardwell and Warren Hill platooned in net while the attack went off for Syracuse, which won a pair of scrimmages at the Carrier Dome against Hofstra and Le Moyne.
January 14, 2015
Regional Shakeup Imminent in Division II Men
A substantial imbalance in the NCAA Division II men's lacrosse landscape has the committee weighing changes that are not universally popular. But new NCAA tournament selection criteria could help assuage those fears.
December 21, 2014
Video: 2015 NCAA Lacrosse Rule Changes
The 2015 NCAA lacrosse rules and officiating video details the rule changes and points of emphasis for the season.
December 18, 2014
Moloney Returns as Interim at Saint Anselm
December 17, 2014
Fan Vote: Division II Men's Preseason Player of Year
Lacrosse Magazine has narrowed the field to five finalists. Now it's time to make your choice for NCAA Division II Men's Preseason Player of the Year.
December 12, 2014
Fan Vote: Your Preseason Player of the Year Picks?
With the season inching closer, we look at the candidates for LM's Preseason Player of the Year honors across the divisions. Who gets your nod?
December 4, 2014
Hover Named Head Coach at Georgian Court
December 4, 2014
LMU Hoping to Brighten Chris Smith's Holidays
It's supposed to be a joyful time of year, but for Lincoln Memorial's Chris Smith, it has only brought the death of a mentor and his house burning to the ground in the past week. The Railsplitters are hoping to bring him some goodwill.
December 1, 2014
Lacrosse Magazine's Best of Lacrosse 2014
The votes are in - here are your choices for the Best of Lacrosse in 2014!
November 21, 2014
#BestOfLax: Best Individual Breakthrough Rundown
Maybe you hadn't heard of these five when the season got underway, but they sure made their presence known by the time it was through - who gets your vote for breakthrough player?
November 17, 2014
Ala.-Huntsville Tabs McGowan as First Coach
October 30, 2014
Small College Notebook: An Awkward Phase
Both Division II and III are entering a growth stage where new programs are viewed as both a blessing and a curse. Fortunately, it's just part of being the fastest growing sport in the country and these issues so too shall pass.
October 24, 2014
Georgian Court (N.J.) Adding Men's in 2016
Looking to continue its growth as a newly coeducational institution, Georgian Court (N.J.) is adding men's lacrosse to its athletic offerings as a Division II program.
October 23, 2014
D2 Conference Snapshot: Western Intercollegiate
It's been a wild offseason for the WILA, including teams leaving, programs folding, schools adding and brand new coaching staffs. Is there a little peace somewhere in the near future for lacrosse's frontier schools?
October 23, 2014
D2 Conference Snapshot: Sunshine State
Tampa's run to the national semifinals was a nice start to the Sunshine State Conference's existence, but are there headwinds in store for Florida's finest?
October 22, 2014
D2 Conference Snapshot: South Atlantic
The inaugural SAC campaign got off to a roaring start with Queens earning an NCAA bid. It's a solid beginning, but this league has a ways to go before it can be considered a power conference.
October 22, 2014
D2 Conference Snapshot: Northeast-10
It's the largest conference in all of college lacrosse, but just three teams have been relevant in the NE-10 over the past five years. Will that trend continue or is there someone else ready to crack the upper echelon?
October 21, 2014
D2 Conference Snapshot: ECAC
The ECAC had its tourney berths trimmed from three in '13 to one last year. And that team couldn't make it out of the quarterfinals. What can the league expect this spring?
October 21, 2014
D2 Conference Snapshot: East Coast Conference
Everyone knew it would be weird when the ECC adopted a conference tournament for the first time, but nobody could have guessed it would turn the whole world upside down like it did. What does Division II's top league have in store in '15?
October 20, 2014
D2 Conference Snapshot: Conference Carolinas
Conference Carolinas has been Limestone's institutional playground from the dawn of time. The league will add a couple of teams to get back up to seven programs, but the Saints will continue to march.
October 20, 2014
Gallery: Megan Puls Classic at Stevenson University
Adelphi, Goucher, Cabrini and others hit the fields at Stevenson University on Sunday. Photos by John Strohsacker.
October 19, 2014
Strong Programs Hit Fields at Stevenson's Puls Classic
Cabrini and Adelphi were among the guests for Stevenson's annual Megan Puls Lacrosse Classic on Sunday afternoon. How'd the squads look?
October 11, 2014
Gallery: Cortland and LeMoyne Fall Ball in New York
Central N.Y. powerhouses Cortland and Le Moyne faced off under the lights in fall action Friday night. Photos by Rich Barnes.
October 2, 2014
30 in 30: Wood, Mercy Eyeing Bigger Prizes
Despite leading Division II in points and points per game, Mercy's Jesse Wood was ignored by the All-American committee. The numbers may not be the same, but Wood and the Mavericks are planning on having a season that cannot be ignored.
September 26, 2014
Morrissey Named Head Coach at Saint Rose
September 2, 2014
Midsummer Night's Power Ranking: Division II
The lawns are browning up and the chill from last year's brutal winter is starting to be forgotten. It's that time of year when Jac Coyne computes his offseason power rankings for men's D-II.
June 27, 2014
Gartelman Named Head Coach at Lake Erie
June 25, 2014
Stocks, Howley to Start UIndy M&W Programs
June 14, 2014
Smith Named Head Coach at Colorado Mesa
June 4, 2014
Coyne's All-American Team: NCAA Division II
Division II added a third team to its All-American roll this spring, expanding the field to 51 players. Jac Coyne narrows it down to 13 players.
June 2, 2014
Early Top 5 for 2015 (MD2): Limestone's Reign?
With Mike Messenger anchoring a loaded midfield, Limestone headlines our early outlook at the Men's DII Top 5 for next spring.
May 25, 2014
Limestone Ends DII Title Drought Over LIU Post
A dominant showing gave Limestone its first NCAA title since 2002 and second overall with a 12-6 victory over LIU Post in the Division II finale.
May 25, 2014
NCAA MD2 Highlights: Limestone 12, LIU Post 6
May 25, 2014
The 2012 Loss Fuels Limestone's Title
This edition of the Saints has a completely different feel from the '12 edition that might have been more talented, but the experience carried over in Limestone's win.


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Nurse Joy's Latias was one of the few Legendary Pokémon to be caught in the anime.
It is unknown where or when Nurse Joy found and caught Latias. She was used by the Gym Inspector Nurse Joy to battle Forrest's Rhyperior. Rhyperior put up a good fight and might have beaten Latias if the Legendary Pokemon had not kept on restoring her energy with Recover. Eventually Latias managed to win the battle, countering Rhyperior's Rock Wrecker with Dragon Pulse, enduring its Megahorns and using Recover, dodging its deadly Horn Drills, and hitting it several times with Steel Wing and Ice Beam until Rhyperior finally succumbed to Latias' superior power. Despite winning the battle, Nurse Joy was impressed by Forrest's skill and made him the official Pewter City Gym Leader.
Latias also appears in the movie Pokemon Heroes (Along with Latios.) to protect a special jewel.
Known moves
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Dragon Pulse | SS025 |
Steel Wing | SS025 |
Ice Beam | SS025 |
Recover | SS025 |
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- Although Tobias' Latios has been shown using his signature move, Luster Purge, Latias has never been seen using her signature move, Mist Ball.


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