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GARETH DUNCAN watched the Free State Cheetahs grab a 35-20 bonus-point victory over Griquas in Bloemfontein.
Free State were made to sweat as they relinquished a 17-6 half-time lead after Griquas fought back to make it 20-20 on the hour mark.
However, the hosts broke their four-match losing streak thanks to telling scores from fullback Hennie Daniller and wing Raymond Rhule.
The first came from a midfield break from Rhule, which saw the Cheetahs surge into Griquas' red zone. While the speedster was brought down illegally by opposite number JP Nel, who later was yellow carded for the high tackle, the ball was spread wide for Daniller to dot down.
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Wing Nico Scheepers also played a vital role with the boot, slotting six of his seven goal attempts.
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Free State continued to create several other promising opportunities, but poor interplay and decision-making allowed Griquas – who were a man down midway through the first half after Willie le Roux's sin binning – to escape further punishment.
Flyhalf Francois Brummer scored all the visitors' points in the opening 40 via two penalties as they trailed 17-6 at the break.
Griquas drew level thanks to tries from flank Marnus Schoeman and wing Jannie Boshoff. But Free State finished strong to record a vital victory. The Cheetahs now jump up to the fourth place on the log.


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First Known Use: before 12th century
verb \ˈmēn\
: to have (a particular meaning)
: to want or intend to express (a particular idea or meaning)
: to have (something) in your mind as a purpose or goal
meant \ˈment\ mean·ing \ˈmē-niŋ\
Full Definition of MEAN
transitive verb
a : to have in the mind as a purpose : intend <she means to win> —sometimes used interjectionally with I, chiefly in informal speech for emphasis <he throws, I mean, hard> or to introduce a phrase restating the point of a preceding phrase <we try to answer what we can, but I mean we're not God — Bobbie Ann Mason>b : to design for or destine to a specified purpose or future <I was meant to teach>
: to have importance to the degree of <health means everything>
: to direct to a particular individual
intransitive verb
: to have an intended purpose <he means well>
— mean·er \ˈmē-nər\ noun
— mean business
: to be in earnest
Examples of MEAN
- The word meant one thing in Shakespeare's day, but it means something else now.
- Red means "stop" and green means "go."
- Can you tell me what my dream means?
- What was meant by the poet?
- Don't distort what she meant by taking her words out of context.
- He's very ambitious, and I mean that as a compliment.
- It's a very easy question. Anyone, and I mean anyone, should be able to answer it.
- She's not getting any thinner, if you know what I mean.
- She says she didn't mean anything by what she did.
- I don't trust him. He means no good.
- The season of backyard barbecues and lakeside cookouts is at hand, which in most parts of the country means an orgy of grilled steaks, hamburgers and hot dogs lasting until Labor Day and beyond. —R. W. Apple, Jr., New York Times, 5 June 2002
- Even the water in the cave was free from surface contamination … which meant that all the water now in Lechugilla percolated into the cave before the widespread nuclear bomb testing of the 1940s … —Jon Krakauer, Air & Space, October/November 1995
- Home meant my father, with kind eyes, songs, and tense recitations for my brother and myself. —Gwendolyn Brooks, Booklist, 15 Oct. 1993
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Origin of MEAN
Middle English menen, from Old English mǣnan; akin to Old High German meinen to have in mind, Old Church Slavic měniti to mention
adjective \ˈmēn\
Definition of MEAN
: lacking in mental discrimination : dull
a : of poor shabby inferior quality or status <mean city streets>b : worthy of little regard : contemptible —often used in negative constructions as a term of praise <no mean feat>
: lacking dignity or honor : base
: ashamed 1b
— mean·ness \ˈmēn-nəs\ noun
Examples of MEAN
- For thirty years he had been a ruthless litigator, the meanest, nastiest, and without a doubt one of the most effective courtroom brawlers in Chicago. —John Grisham, The Chamber, 1995
- … the streets of Spanish Harlem are meaner than when he left them, and they're pulling him back in. —Peter Travers, Rolling Stone, 9 Dec. 1993
- … what you discover is the one with the tail was old mean landlord Mr. prosperous Prospero who wielded without thought of God or man the merry old cat-o'-nine-tails … —Darryl Pinckney, Times Literary Supplement, 23 Aug. 1991
- Creighton Abrams was a tanker, according to George Patton the meanest tanker the Germans had faced in the whole U.S. Third Army, and he had a temper that matched the fearsome machines he loved. —Neil Sheehan, A Bright Shining Lie, 1988
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Origin of MEAN
Middle English mene, from imene common, shared, from Old English gemǣne; akin to Old High German gimeini common, Latin communis common, munus service, gift, Sanskrit mayate he exchanges
First Known Use: 14th century
Synonym Discussion of MEAN
mean, ignoble, abject, sordid mean being below the normal standards of human decency and dignity. mean suggests small-mindedness, ill temper, or cupidity <mean and petty satire>. ignoble suggests a loss or lack of some essential high quality of mind or spirit <an ignoble scramble after material possessions>. abject may imply degradation, debasement, or servility <abject poverty>. sordid is stronger than all of these in stressing physical or spiritual degradation and abjectness <a sordid story of murder and revenge>.
adjective \ˈmēn\
Definition of MEAN
: occupying a middle position : intermediate in space, order, time, kind, or degree
: serving as a means : intermediary
Origin of MEAN
Middle English mene, from Anglo-French mene, meiene, from Latin medianus — more at median
First Known Use: 14th century
noun \ˈmēn\
: a middle point between two things
Full Definition of MEAN
a (1) : something intervening or intermediate (2) : a middle point between extremesb : a value that lies within a range of values and is computed according to a prescribed law: as (1) : arithmetic mean (2) : expected valuec : either of the middle two terms of a proportion
plural but sing or plural in constr : something useful or helpful to a desired end
plural : resources available for disposal; especially : material resources affording a secure life
— by means of
: through the use of
— by no means
: in no way : not at all
Examples of MEAN
- Take all these temperatures and calculate their mean.
- trying to find a golden mean between doing too little and doing too much
Origin of MEAN
(see 3mean)
First Known Use: 14th century
Related to MEAN
- Synonyms
- golden mean, medium, middle, middle ground, midpoint, middle of the road
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Cyberspace has transformed the daily lives of people for the better. The rush to adopt cyberspace, however, has exposed its fragility and vulnerabilities: corporations, agencies, national infrastructure and individuals have been victims of cyber-attacks. In December 2011, the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) with the cooperation of NSF issued a broad, coordinated Federal strategic plan for cybersecurity research and development to "change the game," minimize the misuses of cyber technology, bolster education and training in cybersecurity, establish a science of cybersecurity, and transition promising cybersecurity research into practice. This challenge requires a dedicated approach to research, development, and education that leverages the disciplines of mathematics and statistics, the social sciences, and engineering together with the computing, communications and information sciences.
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The string of revelations about America's surveillance apparatus by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden has cast a spotlight on the growing number of American companies involved in electronic spycraft.
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CCI: Cup O' Joe
Marvel Editor-in-Chief and Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada brings his signature panel to San Diego along with news including the return of CrossGen, the new "Hulk" creative team and Jeph Loeb's "Avengers 3."
CCI: Marvel Heroic Age Avengers
Brian Michael Bendis and Joe Quesada lead a tour through the entire "Avengers" franchise, and CBR News was on hand to bring you first word on the new member of the Avengers, the next Man Without Fear, a spy crossover and more.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Amazing Spider-Man" #638
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Amazing Spider-Man" #638, the first chapter of One Moment In Time by Joe Quesada and Paolo Rivera. The previously untold story begins July 21.
Hero Initiative Announces SDCC Schedule, Auction
Hero Initiative has released their SDCC signing schedule, announced an exclusive hardcover Conan edition of the Overstreet Guide and launched an auction to have cocktails with Joe Quesada & others during the show.
New Joe Quesada OMIT Variant Unveiled
Marvel Comics has released Joe Quesada's Mary Jane-themed variant cover for "Amazing Spider-Man" #639, the second chapter in the Quesada written "One Moment In Time" storyline. The issue hits stores August 4.
ADVANCE PREVIEW: "Namor: The First Mutant"
Marvel Comics has released an advance preview for "Namor: The First Mutant" #1, written by Stuart Moore and illustrated by Ariel Olivetti with covers by Jae Lee and Joe Quesada. The first issue rises on August 25.
FIRST LOOK: "Amazing Spider-Man" #638 Variant Cover
Marvel Comics has unveiled Joe Quesada's cover for "Amazing Spider-Man" #638, the first chapter of Quesada and Paolo Manuel Rivera's "One Moment In Time" story arc. The issue hits stores July 21.
PREVIEW: "One Moment In Time"
Marvel has released a second preview of "Amazing Spider-Man" #638, the first chapter of "One Moment In Time" by Joe Quesada and Paolo Rivera, featuring the untold tale of Peter Parker and MJ's wedding day.
PREVIEW: "Amazing Spider-Man" #638
Marvel has released an advance preview of "Amazing Spider-Man" #638, the first chapter of "One Moment In Time" by Joe Quesada and Paolo Rivera, featuring the untold tale of the wedding of Peter Parker and MJ.
Joe Quesada Promoted to Marvel Entertainment CCO
The new title of Chief Creative Officer is added on as new responsibilities task the Marvel Comics Editor-in-Chief with officially overseeing creative decisions for every aspect of Disney's Marvel Entertainment empire.
Cup 'O Video Q&A: Joe Quesada
What's up with "Runaways?" How about Iron Fist and Norman Osborn? Marvel's philosophy about digital distribution? Joe Quesada answers your questions and more in CBR TV's exclusive CUP O' VIDEO Q&A!
C2E2: Marvel Animation
Joe Quesada and others spoke to fans at C2E2 about Marvel's upcoming animated plans including the new "The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes" and a second season of "The Superhero Squad Show."
C2E2 EXCLUSIVE: Quesada Explains "O.M.I.T."
The Marvel Editor-in-Chief unveiled the meaning of the internet teasers attached to him and Paolo Rivera, explaining how "One Moment In Time" is his long-awaited sequel to the most controversial Spider-Man story in a decade.
C2E2: The Mondo Marvel Panel
An A-List lineup of Marvel talent, from Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada to Jeph Loeb, hit the stage at C2E2, to bring all the news on new Ultimate series, official word on "Shadowland" and what makes "Avengers" unique.
CUP O' Q&A: Crossovers & Cancelations Collide
In an all-new, all-fan question and answer session, Marvel Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada tackles crossovers with DC, cancelled titles and calls in Matt Fraction for a hand.
CUP O' Q&A: Crossovers & Cancelations Collide
In an all-new, all-fan question and answer session, Marvel Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada tackles crossovers with DC, canceled titles and calls in Matt Fraction for a hand.
Marvelman Returns In June
Longtime legal debates and questions about classic Alan Moore and Neil Gaiman work are all set aside as Marvel Comics plan to move forward first with a wave of reprints spotlighting Mick Anglo's original British Marvelman tales.
ECCC: Kirby Krackle Concert
To wrap the Emerald City ComiCon, Marvel Comics E-i-C Joe Quesada rocked out to songs about video games and comic books alongside the nerd rock duo, and CBR has a full photo parade!
ECCC: Marvel's Cup O' Joe Panel
Joe Quesada brings his trademark Q&A to Seattle along with some of Marvel's biggest writers, sharing advice, wit, and a teaser or two on projects from "Marvelman" to "Spider-Woman" with folks in the northwest.
ECCC: Mondo Marvel
Joe Quesada, Ed Brubaker, Brian Michael Bendis, and the whole Marvel crew tackled questions, controversies, and rolled out some surprises during their appearance at this yearâs Emerald City ComiCon.
CUP O' Q&A: DC Execs, Astonishing Ideas & Graphic Violence
Joe Quesada is back with a new Friday installment of Cup O' Joe where the Marvel E-i-C dives into the new management at the Distinguished Competition, his upcoming rock show and the future of the X-Men Universe.
Marvel's Heroic Age Starts With "Avengers"
The publisher's post-Siege plans kick off with a reignited series for their biggest franchise featuring Captain America, Iron Man and Thor at the helm and Brian Michael Bendis in the writer's seat delivering stories filled with optimism.
CUP O' DOODLES: The "Siege" Cover Process
Joe Quesada takes CBR behind the scenes and shows us the process he used to create his four interlocking covers for "Siege," from the initial Iron Man sketch that the concept sprang from to the final penciled artwork.
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CLEVELAND, T.N. A pair of goals in each half by Sias Reyneke led Lee University to a 2-0 shutout over visiting Pfeiffer University in non-conference mens soccer action on Friday night. The victory moves Lee to 5-1 on the year while the Falcons drop to 1-5.
Reyneke put home his first of the night in the 25th minute as Theodore Dweh sent the pass that led to the strike. Just 1:12 into period two, Reyneke hit again with a helper from Sebastian Vallejo.
Lee outshot Pfeiffer 16-10 on the night, 4-2 in shots on goal as Kyle Toler and Robbie Rogers each put a shot on frame in the 90 minutes. The Falcons led 4-2 in the corners department but were unable to come up with a tally.
Pfeiffer returns to the pitch on Tuesday afternoon hosting Barton in a Conference Carolinas tilt beginning at 4:00 p.m. Live stats will be available through http://www.gofalconsports.com.


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Within hours of relinquishing command of Combat Logistics Battalion 24, Lt. Col Dan Bradley took off his uniform one last time.
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During a Friday morning ceremony Bradley passed the battalion colors to Lt. Col. Matthew Dumenigo and prepared for his retirement from the Marine Corps later in the afternoon.
"As I leave the Marines today I want to thank those I served with past and present for everything they have given me," said Bradley, who is retiring after nearly 26 years in the Corps. "I couldn't have asked for a better way to end my career."
Last year CLB-24 deployed with the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit on a deployment that was extended from seven to nine months.
"Seeing the way the Marines performed while we were deployed with the 24th MEU this past year was the highlight of my tenure," he said. "Seeing how ready they were to respond to crisis was just truly impressive."
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Bradley feels as though he is leaving having accomplished everything on his personal checklist, he said.
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Col. Gary Keim, the commanding officer of Combat Logistics Regiment 27, which is the parent command of CLB-24, said he expects Dumenigo to be able to do great things with such a great group of Marines.
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ABBATIELLO, JOSEPH Joseph Abbatiello, of Orange, beloved husband of Diane Castracane Abbatiello died peacefully June 6, 2012 at Yale New Haven Hospital surrounded by his loving family. He is the brother of Richard (Theresa Cappetta) Abbatiello and the late Donald Abbatiello. He is also survived by his brothers and sisters-in-law, nieces and nephews. Joe was born in New Haven May 16, 1937 to the late Joseph and Virginia Perrotti Abbatiello. He was a graduate of Wilbur Cross High School where he was an All-State football player and Captain of the football team. He went on to play football at
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First Known Use: 14th century
verb \ə-ˈwȯrd\
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: to give by judicial decree or after careful consideration
: to confer or bestow as being deserved or merited or needed <award scholarships to disadvantaged students>
— award·able \-ˈwȯr-də-bəl\ adjective
— award·ee \-ˌwȯr-ˈdē\ noun
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Middle English, to decide, from Anglo-French awarder, agarder to look at, examine, resolve, from a- (from Latin ad-) + warder, garder to look after, guard — more at guard
: something (such as a prize) that is given to someone or something for being excellent or for doing something that is admired
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a : a judgment or final decision; especially : the decision of arbitrators in a case submitted to themb : the document containing the decision of arbitrators
: something that is conferred or bestowed especially on the basis of merit or need
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Men's Volleyball Puts Up a Fight in 3-1 Season Ending Loss to Lees-McRae
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. Senior Chad Mercado (Orlando, FL) put down a game-high 22 kills hitting .439 as Lees-McRae College took a 3-1 (25-15, 25-22, 22-25, 25-21) victory over Pfeiffer University in the 2011 Conference Carolinas mens volleyball regular season finale. The Bobcats end their season at 16-10 overall, 5-3 in league play while the Falcons finish 8-14, 0-8.
In the opening set, Mercados first kill of the night put Lees-McRae up 9-4 to pull ahead early. After an ace from the Bobcats Matt Harpenau (Cincinnati, OH), one of Josh Mahans (Victor, NY) team-high 10 kills made it a 15-7 game. Lees-McRae would maintain a healthy lead to the finish of set one as two more kills and a service ace by Mercado helped the visitors to a 1-0 match lead.
In a 9-9 set two, Mercado put the Bobcats up for good with another one of his kills as Lees-McRae would go on to tally the next five-straight points. A throw down by Eric Edelman (Henrietta, NY) and service ace by Drew Burdette (Greer, SC) got the Falcons to within three at 21-18, but a pair of Mercado kills quickly ended set two.
Midway through set three, Pfeiffer grabbed a two-point swing on kills by Mahan and Burdette for a 17-16 advantage. Mahan and Burdette would each put down kills later as Pfeiffer maintained a two-point advantage until a pair of Mercado kills eventually knotted the contest at 21. Coupled with two Bobcat hitting errors, kills by Michael McLaughlin (Aliquippa, PA) and Mahan put the Falcons on the board forcing a fourth set.
Again in the fourth, both teams were neck and neck midway through as a Mercado kill tied the set 15-all until Micah Bortner (Dallastown, PA) put the Falcons back up by one. After a kill from Mercado and ace by Harpenau, Pfeiffer utilized one of its timeouts during a 19-18 Bobcat lead. Out of the timeout, a service error got Pfeiffer back to 19-19 until a pair of John Lucas (Cincinnati, OH) kills put Lees-McRae up for good. A Lucas ace and Mercado kill would end the night at 25-21.
Behind Mercado, Eduardo Gonzales (San Juan, PUERTO RICO) would put down a dozen kills. Dylan Kembre (West Chester, OH) put up 40 assists while libero Chris Flood (Louisville, KY) popped up a game-high 10 digs. For Pfeiffer, Mahan had the only double-digit kill night with 10 while McLaughlin dished out 34 assists. On senior night, senior Kevin Anderson (Greensboro, NC) led the way with nine digs followed by Mark Hess (Lebanon, PA) eight.


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I was going to start off this column by saying that I would love to be participating in preseason now, with all of the scientific advances on the medical side of things. But then I gave myself a slap across the head, because that is not true. I hated running – as funny as that seems for a professional athlete to say – and preseason was a nightmare that I did not look forward to.
Don't get me wrong, I was always excited to be starting a new season and to meet up with my teammates old and new, but you have to remember that in my day preseason was a real slog. We would not see a soccer ball for the first two weeks. Instead, we had to do many long runs with lots of hills, and if the manager was in a foul mood he would even make us run in the sand. All the while I'd be thinking "let's get this over with and get the ball out and play!" With that said, I know our current 'Caps players are reared and ready to go. I can feel the anticipation building quickly as we look forward to a new Major League Soccer season.
Fresh start
Things certainly look a lot different than last year. We have a new coach in Martin Rennie, a revamped squad, and we'll play the whole season in one stadium this time around, the beautiful BC Place. Most importantly, we now have the experience of a full season in MLS.
We also have physiotherapist consultant Rick Celebrini on board to complement our excellent medical staff. His contributions have been instrumental in getting players such as Jay DeMerit and John Thorrington over their lingering injuries.
Yes, our players have been away from the game since mid-November, but they went away with a fitness program designed to keep them ticking over the course of the off-season. In the modern game, there is more of a science to sport – as we know a lot more about our bodies then we used to – and the medical staff can monitor a player's fitness more easily.
My how things have changed
I remember going to England for preseason with the Whitecaps back in the day. I had a fun off-season, eating lots and having a few drinks, but when I returned I was in for a bit of a rude awakening.
John Giles was the coach then and we were two days into training when he called me over and told me to lose 10lbs in the next two weeks – and when the coach tells you to shed a few, that's exactly what you'll do if you know what's good for you. I did that by wearing a garbage bag under my training gear – a trick I got off 'Wee' Willie Johnston, the great Scottish international that played on the opposite wing from me for the 'Caps.
The next off-season I worked out in the gym and came into camp in much better shape, or so I thought anyway …wrong! Two days into camp, coach Giles pulled me to the side and hammered me for putting too much muscle on, which he said would slow me down. He may have been right, but there was definitely no science to his reasoning.
Round 2!
The players will come into preseason with mixed emotions. For the first few days, they could very well be nervous and apprehensive, as they hope that they're in decent shape so they do not get injured, which would set them back and leave them having to catch up. They'll also be excited though, as they get to meet a number of new teammates. For those new players such as Martín Bonjour, Jun Marques Davidson, Brad Knighton, Young-Pyo Lee, Darren Mattocks, Lee Nguyen and Matt Watson, this will be the first step in making Vancouver their new home. On the field, meanwhile, some will be fighting to make the roster, but all will be trying to impress the new coaching staff led by Rennie.
Yes, it is a time for optimism amongst the players and staff as we head towards our second season in MLS.
The squad will come into camp a lot fitter than in my day, and the boys will see the ball a lot quicker than I ever did. But I imagine the emotions will remain the same, because the thrill of a new season never gets old.
Since 1979, Carl Valentine has been an integral part of the soccer community in Vancouver. A club legend, Carl was a key player for the Whitecaps FC team that won the 1979 North American Soccer League (NASL) Soccer Bowl, as well as the 86ers squads that won four Canadian Soccer League (CSL) titles. Now, Carl represents the 'Caps as club ambassador. Make sure to check back regularly for his columns and videos as part of 'The TWO ONE'.
In February of 1979, as a young 20-year-old lad, I arrived in Vancouver to begin an exciting journey but I never could have guessed just how exciting it would be. The years that have passed have seen me win a North American Soccer League (NASL) Soccer Bowl championship with the Whitecaps in 1979, four Canadian Soccer League championships with the Vancouver 86ers, become a Canadian citizen, and represent this great land at the 1986 FIFA World Cup in Mexico.
My fondest memory over the 32 years that I have lived here, however, was being named most popular player and most popular athlete in a Vancouver Sun poll. I say this not to pump my own ego, though I was certainly flattered. I say this because it showed the special relationship that I have been blessed to have with the fans here in Vancouver.
Another historic moment for me was the day I had my jersey retired, as it meant that Carl Valentine and number 21 would always be connected to the Vancouver soccer community – hence the launch of my new brand, The TWO ONE. I am hoping this is going to strengthen my relationship with fans old and new.
I have always felt very fortunate to be able to play and coach soccer for a living and it's been something that I've wanted to do for the rest of my life. Now, as I embark on the next chapter in my role as Whitecaps FC club ambassador, I could not be happier.
So what can you expect as you join me in The TWO ONE?
- Updates on everything about the 'Caps.
- Regular columns on whitecapsfc.com featuring opinions on hot topics in soccer.
- Fun videos (with my partner in crime, videographer extraordinaire Zac Ratcliffe), including behind-the-scenes footage.
- And of course – most importantly – interaction and feedback from fans. Because in the end, nothing is more important than you the fans.
- Soccer has been part of my life since I can remember, and I am obviously biased when I say that this is the best sport in the world. It's awfully hard to argue that point though when you see the devotion and passionate opinions of the fans.
My hope is that The TWO ONE will bring out that passion and we can share our opinions of the game we have come to love. We will not agree on everything we talk about, and I am OK with that. After all, I will probably always be right. Well, that last part may be a stretch, but I look forward to debating different topics in soccer and hearing your views on the most popular sport in the world, especially about our beloved Whitecaps FC.
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Azreal posted a very detailed and interesting comment to the post about faction imbalance. It's well worth reading, and I'm still chewing on a lot of the nuances. However, I'd like to zero in on one idea:
Each encounter requires you do a set amount of DPS in a certain time frame in a controlled environment.
Here are my thoughts:
1. For this game to be at all balanced, a Horde raid must be able to do the same raid-wide DPS as an Alliance raid.
2. However, a single Alliance DPS class can always do more damage than a single Horde DPS class. If the encounter is threat-limited, Blessing of Salvation enables the extra damage. If the encounter is not threat-limited, Blessing of Wisdom, Might, and Kings allow for more DPS than the shaman totem equivalents.
The only way to reconcile statements 1 and 2 is for the Horde raid to get additional DPS from another source. The only possible source that a Horde raid can draw DPS from, which the Alliance cannot also tap, is shamans.
So there are three possibilities:
1. Shamans are expected to add some DPS.
2. Shaman Totems enable as much extra DPS as Paladin Blessings.
3. Blizzard has deliberately made an unbalanced game.
I'm pretty sure that we are all in agreement that Possibility #2 is wrong.
As for Possibility #3, I do not think that Blizzard--the makers of Starcraft--would think that making a game with two factions, where one faction is strictly better than the other faction, is a good idea.
So by a process of elimination, the only possibility left is that Blizzard expects shamans to add DPS. I do not see any other logical explanation for raid and class design.


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A late KRKA rally fell agonisingly short as they lost out to Tofas 72-70 in the head-to-head battle for second place in Group A and a spot in the Last 16 of the EuroChallenge.
Tofas hung on at the finish to follow Pinar Karsiyaka into the next round.
Tofas had taken their biggest lead of the game, 68-58, with three and a half minutes left to play as Steven Burtt hit a pair of a free throws and after Jure Lalic and Tomislav Ruzic each split free throws, KRKA were still facing a 10-point deficit with 2:51 left to play.
Lalic went back to the line and hit both throws and, after Kenan Sipahi split another pair for the visitors, Marko Pajic made a lay-up and Jakov Vladovic completed a three-point play from the line to bring KRKA within four, 82 seconds from the buzzer.
With the tension rising, Austin Nichols could only split further free throws for Tofas, and Jaka Klobucar replied with a lay-up that made it a three-point game.
The free throw misses were catching for Tofas with Joshua Heytvelt the next to only make one of two, and that allowed Klobucar to slice the gap to two with two foul shots of his own.
When Heytvelt turned the ball over with 29 seconds left, KRKA had their chance, but Klobucar missed a lay-up and Uros Lucic missed a jumper and it slipped away.
Burtt led Tofas with 20 points while Nichols added 15. Ruzic and Heytvelt each collected 13 points, Heytvelt adding nine rebounds.
Domen Lorbek had 13 points for KRKA, with Vladovic, Pajic, and Lucic adding 11 apiece and Lalic 10.
Krka head coach Aleksander Sekulic"We played a good game against a good team. Both teams were very motivated trying to get into the Last 16. We were too impatient in the middle of the final quarter and Tofas made the difference. With aggressive play we managed to fight back but unfortunately we missed the two final shots. We can't be unsatisfied with our play but we are unsatisfied with the result."
Krka guard Jakov Vladovic"It's a pity that we lost. We had our chances but we lost against a good team. Unfortunately we had some black minutes which they used. But after all we played quite a good match. We almost fought back from -10, had two shots to tie the game but unfortunately we didn't score. Now we should concentrate on the ABA league."
Tofas coach Ahmet Caki"We managed to control the game except in the last two minutes. My players believed that the game was finished so Krka almost caught us. But anyway we played quite well and that was an important win for us. Although we have a young team our goal is to go till the end and we will fight in every game to do that. I'd like to wish to Krka all the best in the future."
Tofas guard Can Altintig"It was a really hard game for us. Maybe we didn't play the best basketball, but we fought for every ball. We managed to get into the Last 16, but we believe that we can go even to the Final four. Congratulations to Krka for a good game."
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Salihovic's Blast Leads Men's Soccer to 1-0 Clean Sheet over North Greenville
October 25, 2011
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Fahret Salihovic (Charlotte, NC) led the way again for Pfeiffer University registering the matchs only tally during a 1-0 clean sheet over visiting North Greenville in Conference Carolinas mens soccer action on Tuesday afternoon. The win pushes the Falcons to 3-12-1 overall, 2-7-1 in league play, while the Crusaders drop to 8-7, 6-5.
The lone strike by Salihovic came just 7:23 in as Kris Jaggers (Burlington, NC) assisted on the play. From the right side, Jaggers sent a quick touch pass ahead to Salihovic who blasted his shot inside the right post as keeper Justin Braddock (Columbia, SC) had little chance moving to his left.
Pfeiffer would get several more quality chances as Niko Andrade (Gainesville, GA) would hit the crossbar in the 13th minute before North Greenvilles Chandler Patterson (Charlotte, NC) would do the same just after the break in the 48th minute. The best opportunity for insurance came in the 51st minute as Salihovic was taken down inside the box setting up a penalty kick. Salihovics attempt clanked off the crossbar and back into play keeping the match at 1-0.
Freshman keeper Zach Liles (Cumming, GA) turned away seven Crusader shots on the day, two in the second half, to earn his first shutout of the season. Luis Mattei (Guapore, BRAZIL) led North Greenville with three shots on the day, two being knocked away by Liles. The physical contest saw 40 fouls in the 90 minutes with Pfeiffer being whistled for 21 of them.
The Falcons will return to the N.E. Lefko pitch for one final match in 2011 on Saturday hosting Queens at 3:00 p.m. Five seniors will be honored pregame before the initial kickoff. Live stats will also being available through http://www.gofalconsports.com.


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PEMBROKE — Bulletin board material is candy to a head coach, individually wrapped pieces of vitriol that are displayed throughout the locker rooms and fieldhouses at every college football program.
Players at the 10th-ranked University of North Carolina at Pembroke didn't take the label of homecoming opponent lightly last weekend in Charlotte.
"We felt like they underestimated us as far as our status as a Division II university," said senior wideout Te'Vell Williams. "We came in there really trying to prove to them and the people that were watching that we're better than your average DII program. We think we have a lot of Division I level players."
The Braves executed to near perfection inside Jerry Richardson Stadium like they've done all season, downing the first-year FBS team behind a record-shattering 403-yard passing effort from Luke Charles. If the season-opening win over nationally-ranked Winston-Salem State in September was the 'program-changer', UNCP's considering Saturday's blowout of the 49ers as the 'statement'.
While nine-year assistant Shane Richardson's defense has done a good job getting teams off the field and limiting big plays through the first five games, it's the Braves' offense that has kept opposition on its heels. UNCP's uptempo attack is averaging 37.4 points per game and its 315 yards passing each contest is 15th-best in the nation, tops in the Pete Shinnick era in Pembroke.
Screens and short routes to the reliable Ben DeCelle and Williams has worked as an efficient run game for the Braves as Charles' 9.8 yards per completion is lowest in Division II among the Top 25 passers despite the senior quarterback being on pace to set several additional single-season school records.
Behind an offensive line that's giving up less than two sacks a game, Charles and 24 other seniors have led UNCP to its first 5-0 start in program history.
"It starts on Mondays, coming in and studying film with (offensive line) coach (Steve) Saulnier," said Marquell Rozier, a St. Pauls native and Bethune Cookman transfer. "He's a great coach and does a good job breaking down and teaching us defensive schemes. As an offensive line, we know our job's to protect the quarterback so he can spread the ball out to our wide receivers. Luke and those guys make the plays."
UNCP's largest blocker at 6-foot-7, 360 pounds, Rozier's been a welcomed addition up front and made his first start as a Brave at Charlotte. His decision to return home with a year of eligibility remaining as a two-time All-MEAC performer has bolstered the right side of the line and enabled UNCP to become a relentless force with the football.
Rozier arrived in the spring and felt a special buzz with his teammates.
"We've had a tight bond all summer and coming into camp we thought that this was our year," Rozier said. "We've worked really hard to get where we are and the focus is there to keep getting better."
Backed by their highest regular season ranking in program history, the Braves are only halfway through their journey in getting back to the DII playoffs. They've avoided the polls and incessant "look ahead" to late-season dates with Valdosta State and Newberry — the only ranked opponents remaining on the schedule — in the early going.
Gathered around his players Tuesday, Shinnick mentioned the importance of finishing strong over the final five games and delivered a speech on the "good ones being remembered for wins, not mediocrity" following a spirited two-hour practice.
Williams says the Braves have adhered to that mindset thus far and must continue to do so.
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The Oak Hill Academy Raiders (2-5; 1-0) had three turnovers in Friday night's non-league home game against the Raiders of Lamar (4-2), but those mistakes did not factor much in what would eventually be a 56-14 beating of Oak Hill.
Lamar was already up 28-0 when Conner Baird's second quarter pass was tipped and intercepted for the home Raiders' first give away of the game. Oak Hill's mistakes centered around their tackling game.
Finishing tackles was an issue in last week's game against Carroll, but Oak Hill was able to overcome the errors. This week, their inability to wrap their opponents up caught up with them, and it caught up with them early.
"It was tackling again," said Oak Hill head coach Leroy Gregg. "We did a poor job of tackling. We did not get kids in position to make plays. I'll have to look at the film to see what happened there, defensively."
Gregg said that the players got to their man, but did not finish the job.
"Our kids hit hard, but we're not wrapping those guys up and taking them to the floor," Gregg said.
Coming back off an ankle injury, Reid Posey launched the opening kickoff to Lamar. It took the visiting Raiders five plays and 2:03 to move the ball from their own 41 to the end zone.
Lamar quarterback Tyler Hinson came out throwing strikes, and he and his running backs took the ball in from five yards to take a 6-0 lead. John Roberts tacked on the extra point to make it 7-0.
The Oak Hill bunch would go three and out on their first possession, giving it back to Lamar on a 34 yard punt by Posey.
It only took four plays and 70 yards this time for Lamar to get back on the board, scoring a 15-yard touchdown on a pass by Hinson to make it 14-0 with 6:54 to go in the first quarter.
Oak Hill's second drive was more productive than the first, but it did not result in a score. Facing fourth and 13 and mid-field, Posey faked the punt and threw a nine-yard pass to Bo Sanford, but it was not enough for the first down.
Lamar put together yet another effective drive, pounding out six plays, finished with a 20-yard touchdown run by Dalton McHenry to make it 21-0.
With 1:18 on the clock, Oak Hill got the ball back, but in that short time, all the home Raiders could do was go three and out, as they got set to punt to lead off the second quarter.
When the Raiders were trying desperately to hold on to their slim lead against Carroll last week, it seemed like time was standing still. Struggling to get back in this week's game, three touchdowns in the hole, it seemed as if the seconds on the clock were running too fast.
The second quarter began much like the first did. A kick from Posey, this time in the form of a 40 yard punt, put Lamar back in business on first down.
A quick, four-play drive, would result in another touchdown for the visiting Raiders, making it 28-0, with 10:56 to go in the half.
Oak Hill's next drive was cut short, as Baird's pass to Sanford was tipped in the air and picked off at the Lamar 35.
A long run to the end zone was negated by an illegal block by Lamar, but the leading Raiders would slowly make their way back to the goal line five plays later to take a 35-0 lead.
Oak Hill's next possession ended like so many had earlier. Three plays were followed by a 38-yard punt by Posey.
Lamar had four consecutive first downs, followed by a second down play, only to get another first down, before a four-yard touchdown run got the Raiders into the end zone for a 42-0 lead with 3:03 to play in the half.
The very next play of the game proved to be a shinning light for Oak Hill. It was the start of something very positive they could take into the second half.
Roberts' kickoff to Sanford was fielded at the Oak Hill 19 yard line. Sanford ran straight up the gut, eluded a tackler at mid-field and raced all the way to the end zone for an 81-yard touchdown run. Posey's extra point made it 42-7.
The Oak Hill team was not done, as 2:45 remained on the ticker.
Lamar was driving deep in their own territory, and on a first and 20, Chance Livingston reached up and intercepted a pass, taking it back to the nine yard line of Lamar.
The following play, Baird threw a strike to Sanford for the nine-yard touchdown catch, making it 42-14, after Posey tacked on the point after.
Oak Hill's brief moment of excitement was somewhat taken away on the sixth play of Lamar's final first-half drive. It was a 21-yard touchdown pass by Hinson with 12 seconds left, making it 49-14 going into the locker room.
The second play of the second half proved to cause Oak Hill's second turnover of the night, as running back Doss Miller put the ball on the ground on a running play. It was recovered by Lamar.
Lamar drove the ball to the Oak Hill 25, where they would eventually attempt a 35-yard field goal, but it was not good.
Oak Hill got the ball back, but for the second straight possession, the ball was fumbled and recovered by Lamar. This time, the visitors made Oak Hill pay, driving six plays for seven points, with 4:34 left in the third.
Oak Hill would fail to score in the third quarter, and that would be all of the scoring for Lamar on the night, as the visiting team took a knee on fourth down, at their own seven yard line with 2:20 to go in the game.
It only took the Raiders one play to make their final score, and this was a 93-yard touchdown run by Sanford to make it 56-21.
Sanford accounted for most of the scoring for Oak Hill, finishing the game with 93 kickoff return yards and 104 yards on the ground. He also had nine yards receiving, and he scored all three touchdowns for Oak Hill.
Next week, Oak Hill will face Manchester, a conference battle that could land the Raiders in the playoffs with a victory.
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NORFOLK -This is a look at a few events going in Hampton Roads this weekend suggested by the folks at AltDaily.
Meet at the Movie: Sat. Oct 13 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. at an undisclosed location in downtown Norfolk. This is a surprise movie experience that immerses you in the theme of the film. A surprise movie. A surprise location. And a surprise experience.
Lynnhaven River NOW Fall Fest delebrates the beautiful Pleasure House Point property. The Grand Opening Celebration is Sat., Oct. 13 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 3957 Marlin Bay Drive. Hikes, kids activities, face painting and more.
50th annual Ocean View Art Show at Ocean View Beach Park in Norfolk from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
The complete music lineup is:
10:00 Bria Kelly - recent semi-finalist on Americas Got Talent
11:00 Brent Hall (of Whiskey Cousin) - acoustic guitar and vocals
Noon: Robin Jester - keyboards and extraordinary vocalist
1:00 Jake McCoy - young acoustical guitarist / vocalist
2:00 The Diamonds - Americana acoustic and vocals
3:00 Alex Ruedigar - amazing rock guitarist and vocalist
4:00 Zig Zag - back to blow us away again!


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MCFRS News Release
Change Your Clock, Change Your Battery
Get Into a Life-Saving Habit; Daylight Savings Time Ends November 2
Changing smoke alarm batteries twice a year is one of the simplest, most effective ways to reduce tragic deaths and injuries from fire. In fact, working smoke alarms nearly cut in half the risk of dying in a home fire.
The men and women of the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service (MCFRS) urge ALL residents to check home smoke alarms on a regular basis. This is part of a national initiative that urges all Americans to adopt a simple, lifesaving habit: changing smoke alarm batteries when changing clocks changing clocks twice a year. You've got the power to save lives – change the battery!
Recent surveys conducted by fire fighters after serious fires in Montgomery County have found that nearly half, 50%, of the smoke alarms checked did not work. That is alarming! Smoke alarms DO save lives !
Montgomery County residents may schedule a home safety evaluation by calling the Home Safety Hotline @ 240.777.2476.
The Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service recommend that homeowners follow these tips to help prevent fires, deaths, and injuries:
- Install and maintain smoke alarms.
- Maintain and properly use gas and electrical appliances.
- Never leave food cooking unattended; turn off the burner if you leave.
- Keep matches and lighters away from children.
- Never leave candles burning unattended.
- Develop and practice a fire escape plan.
Fire can spread rapidly through your home, leaving you as little as two minutes to escape safely. Your ability to get out depends on advance warning from smoke alarms and advance planning—a home fire escape plan that everyone in your family is familiar with and has practiced.Because fire can grow and spread so quickly, having working smoke alarms in your home can mean the difference between life and death. Once the alarm sounds, you may have as few as two minutes to escape. Smoke alarms are the most effective early warning devices available. Remember, when you change your clock, change your battery.