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Divine Intervention is a very weird spell. The spell itself is a terrible, terrible mechanic. You can only cast it on another person, who must be a resser AND in a position where she won't draw aggro when the fight ends. Compare that to the Warlock soulstone, or Shaman self-res. And yet the flavour of Divine Intervention--the paladin sacrificing herself to save her companion--is so strong, that the spell somehow works.
In reality, the major use for Divine Intervention is to help the paladin avoid a repair bill. It would be nice to have DI do something useful, while still retaining its flavour.
Tharok and I were talking about it, and came up with the following:
Divine Intervention
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The paladin sacrifices herself to return all other dead group members to life with X health and Y mana. This spell can be cast in combat.
So it's a combat res, but the paladin has to die. It's possible to get up to a 4 for 1 trade, but you can only resurrect people in your group. You'd probably need to combine this with preventing groups from being changed in combat, and maybe give druids a real resurrection spell as well.
Edit: Actually, Divine Intervention is a really interesting spell from a design point of view. The key element of the spell is that the paladin has to die, to sacrifice herself. However, the paladin is often the healer or the tank, and usually when the tank or healer dies, the group wipes soon after. So you need an effect which makes a large impact, and can lead to the group defeating the fight, but which overcomes the extremely large drawback of losing the tank/healer.
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Divine Intervention Idea
Divine Intervention is a very weird spell. The spell itself is a terrible, terrible mechanic. You can only cast it on another person, who must be a resser AND in a position where she won't draw aggro when the fight ends. Compare that to the Warlock soulstone, or Shaman self-res. And yet the flavour of Divine Intervention--the paladin sacrificing herself to save her companion--is so strong, that the spell somehow works.
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- Matticus said...
A spell like that would be incredibly over powered.
Just imagine what Arena would be like, heh.
- 9:19 AM, May 12, 2008
- Rohan said...
You wouldn't be able to use it in Arena though. The cooldown is too long, so it wouldn't be available.
- 9:23 AM, May 12, 2008
- Josh said...
60 minute cooldown = Not arena-eligible. Spells have to have a <10 minute cooldown to be used there, I believe.
I've always thought that DI was clunky. I was thinking that instead of wipe protection, it should provide some sort of immense defensive capability to its target, like a target-able Shield Wall on a long cooldown. This would be a pro-active sort of wipe prevention, give the healers some breathing room, and give Prot Paladins a panic cooldown.
- 9:26 AM, May 12, 2008
- Andy said...
DI can be cast on anyone, not just a rezzer. In a mag wipe one night, a pally cast it on me (undead warrior tank) right before the wipe. After the wipe, Mag reset to being channeled again, DI expired on me, and I was saved a repair bill.
- 9:44 AM, May 12, 2008
- Ninjasuperspy said...
Well, keep the long cooldown (like DI currently) would stop it from being used in arenas at all, right? Note: I've never arena-ed so I have no idea. That said, won't Death Knights be able to rez teammates as ghouls? Also, I'm tired of arenas being the yardstick for PvE character ability improvements.
Anyway, from a PvE standpoint I don't think this would be too crazy. DI doesn't see a lot of play when I'm running around in a group. I agree with all the points in the post. It fits with the self-sacrifice theme and it is head and shoulders more useful than DI-ing the rogue with jumper cables in order to hear "No, its a wipe"
- 9:44 AM, May 12, 2008
- Rohan said...
Heh, andy, I was sort of assuming that the paladin would cast DI for a more useful purpose than saving a few gold.
- 9:53 AM, May 12, 2008
- Honors Code said...
That's an interesting idea, but the main purpose of DI is quick wipe recovery.
Soulstones and self rez have the same D.I.A.G.P (Die In A Good Place) mechanic.
That said, I think you'll see some sort of mass rez for Paladins in WotLK.
- 10:01 AM, May 12, 2008
- Josh said...
I dunno Honors, there was massive speculation about a mass-res spell for BC, and that never happened. Where are you drawing this thought from?
- 10:21 AM, May 12, 2008
- Tharok said...
re: Honors Code
In a raid environment, soulstones and self-res shouldn't be used as a DIAGP tool. They should be used to ensure key people survive long enough to do their jobs. If those people live long enough that the fight is known to be lost before they die, then the DIAGP thing should get used, but really, SSing a resurector in a fight where say mages are key but very fragile, is just silly.
As an example of using the shaman self-res in an interesting way: back when we were first killing prince (2nd or 3rd kill), I can remember seeing an OOM shaman run into combat and get herself killed on purpose by the shadow nova so that she could self-res and get mana back.
DI has some usefulness on fights like Leotheras, where it can be used to take someone out combat, but really, the spell is dumb and mostly worthless at the moment.
- 10:40 AM, May 12, 2008
- Brian said...
I wouldnt say its worthless, its a definately helpful wipe recovery tool. Back pre-BC, it was the counter to horde being able to have wipe recovery with ankhs. This is a different way to handle it, but still gives the same effect. Being able to bring back a bunch of people would be really OP....but still awesome. I do wish there was some kind of OOC mass rez available.
- 10:52 AM, May 12, 2008
- Dyermaker said...
DI was a much better mechanic when you could bubble out of the death or when the person removed from combat was able to do out of combat rezzing.
- 10:54 AM, May 12, 2008
- Suicidal Zebra said...
Divine Intervention is unique amongst all wipe recovery tools in that it requires the active awareness of two players to work effectively. It also requires 2 rez'ers in your group including the Paladin, which is a relative rarity in the non-raid game. I can see nothing wrong with DI becoming a self-sacrificing battle-rez @lvl80, especially if the Deathknight abilities released thus far get into the game unchanged.
That said, I'd be pretty happy with any change that makes DI more intuitive, viable and useful, in whatever circumstances you care to mention. I'm supremely frustrated that Warriors and Paladins are locked out of many of their abilities in the Arena whilst other classes can take full advantage of theirs.
- 12:30 PM, May 12, 2008
- Kalon said...
That'd be one way to make sure that ret paladins were in every raid. Hell, I'd take 'em in every group.
- 2:18 PM, May 12, 2008
- Chronic said...
@Kalon: yeah, that was my thought too. Sure, it's all well and good to say:
"So you need an effect which makes a large impact, and can lead to the group defeating the fight, but which overcomes the extremely large drawback of losing the tank/healer."
But you have to also balance it around the fact that expendable ret paladins will have it too ;)
- 5:29 PM, May 12, 2008
- Revaan said...
Honestly, the mass res is more consistent with traditional Warcraft paladins than the current DI. However, how about we do it more like Warcraft III, the paladin sacrifices himself/herself to bring back any dead group members, but only for a limited time before they die again? That way, it has the benefit of being used either as DIAGP for anhks, new SS's, whatever, or can turn the tide of battle (particularly if 1 of the ressed is a druid).
Hell, I'd be happy if they replaced druids' battle res with a real res and replaced paladins (the "alleged" combat healers) the druid's battle res.
- 7:48 PM, May 12, 2008
- Kalon said...
Right, revaan, because it's not like paladins don't provide enough group utility. Let's give 'em a brez too. Since paladins are the masters of buffs, maybe they should get mark of the wild too?
If you want to make paladins the theoretical combat healers, make their seal/judgment system work more with actually healing. Force them to use seals and judgments to heal. Then it makes sense to give them a brez; they're actually in combat. As it stands, paladins are the least mobile and least likely of the healing classes to even be near combat.
- 3:49 PM, May 13, 2008
- Karl said...
What about makeup for the 1o-man raids in WoTLK?.. I probably will never do 25-mans, but, being able to have 10-man versions of all the raids makes raiding feasible for me.
- 9:05 AM, May 14, 2008
- Anonymous said...
Mass Res would have no real use in a Raid besides saving a little time.
- 3:39 AM, May 16, 2008
- Anonymous said...
This DI idea however would be great ^^.
- 3:39 AM, May 16, 2008
- Anonymous said...
I'd had similar thoughts about DI. One of them was to either sacrifice or severely gimp the Paladin, in exchange for either the battle-type rez, or to put some kind of Avenging Wrath-type of buff on all living party members. This would be much more of a 'raid saver' than DI currently is. The cost to the paladin would have to be high, though, like having 10 minutes of resurrection sickness or something.
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I have heard that brain tumors can now be treated without an incision. How can that be done?
The result of our mother's MRI was just released and it showed that she has a brain tumor. Is this the end of the line?
What are some new advances in the surgical treatment of brain tumors?
My 12-year-old daughter has terrible headaches in the back of her head and numbness and tingling in her arms. Our doctor ordered an MRI and told us she has a "Chiari malformation". What is this?
My son just suffered a concussion. How long will it be before he can return to sports?
I work as a mechanic and I have been having pain and numbness in my right hand that is interfering with my job and also waking me up at night. Is there anything that can be done to help?
I have sciatic-type pain. Physical therapy and steroid injections have not helped. My doctor said that I have a herniated disc pinching a nerve and referred me to a neurosurgeon. What can I expect?
I have right-sided neck pain that extends to my shoulder blade region and down my right arm. I also have numbness in the thumb and forefinger. Can these problems be due to disc herniation?
I've been diagnosed with three herniated discs but my spine surgeon refuses to operate on me. Why doesn't he want to help me?
My father has been gradually experiencing difficulty walking and slow mental decline. We've been told that he may have hydrocephalus. What can be done?
Is there anything new in the treatment of hydrocephalus?
I have osteoporosis and recently developed excruciating back pain. X-rays showed a vertebral fracture. What is Kyphoplasty, the procedure that's been recommended?
With advances in minimally invasive surgery in many fields, are there any such developments in spine surgery?
My father has a pituitary tumor that has progressed. He is now considering neurosurgery. What is the most advanced treatment option?
I have been diagnosed with a pituitary tumor. What options do I have?
What is stereotactic radiosurgery and how does it differ from Cyberknife and Gamma Knife?
An aneurysm is a weakness in a wall of a blood vessel and can cause serious brain damage or even death if it breaks within the brain.
We now have ways to diagnose aneurysms before they bleed and can save many lives with early treatment.
A neurosurgeon who specializes in aneurysm surgery can review your case and based on the location of the aneurysm, the size of the aneurysm, and other data, determine whether it is safest to treat your particular aneurysm with surgery to clip the aneurysm off or by placing coils within the aneurysm through a catheter that enters the groin/leg.
There are pluses and minuses to each treatment so I recommend that you be evaluated by a specialist familiar with both types of treatment.
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Your description essentially defines a condition called neurogenic claudication. It is the result of compression of the spinal nerves due to narrowing of the spinal canal in the lumbar region.
The upright position accentuates the narrowing and causes these symptoms to worsen with walking. Sitting down, on the other hand, opens up the narrowed segment to some degree and this relieves the pressure on the spinal nerves. Some patients tend to bend forward when walking, or lean on a counter or shopping cart for relief.
Treatment is usually effective via physical therapy, steroid injections or surgery.
Acute episodes leave patients quite debilitated during this difficult time. It may be helpful to know though that eight out of ten Americans experience this problem at some point. More reassuring is the fact that in 90 percent of cases, patients improve without having surgery.
Your doctor will likely advise some rest, anti-inflammatory agents, pain medications, physical therapy or even steroid injections. We usually allow for 6-10 weeks of conservative management before considering the option of surgery.
Surgical decision-making then proceeds based on your clinical presentation and abnormalities seen on imaging studies such as spinal MRI.
With the increasing availability of MRIs, we have been encountering more and more brain cysts that are found incidentally. These are usually harmless tiny cysts that are regarded as non-symptomatic.
Their appearance on MRI and the patient's symptoms are taken into consideration when assessing whether surgery is needed. If no adequate reason is found to justify performing brain surgery, your neurosurgeon will most likely request follow-up MRIs in the subsequent months and years to make sure that the cyst does not grow undetected.
In many instances, nothing more than observation is necessary.
One of the advances in the treatment of brain tumors and some blood vessel malformations is with Radiosurgery, a type of extremely well focused radiation therapy.
With the opening of Baystate's new Radiosurgery Center, some tumors and blood vessel malformations, which would have required surgery in the past, now can be cured without any incision or operating room.
The best advice is to see your neurosurgeon and learn which of these advanced technologies would be useful in your particular case.
No. While almost nothing can be scarier than being diagnosed with a brain tumor, it is treatable in many instances. It all depends on the type of tumor and sometimes on its location in the brain.
Generally speaking, most "benign" brain tumors are treatable with surgery or other means, while cancerous ones have a much less favorable prognosis.
Some of us refrain from using the word "benign" to describe brain tumors, even if the biopsy shows no cancerous features, because they can still cause dangerous brain compression and be life-threatening.
There are many newer techniques being used today which make the treatment of brain tumors safer and more effective.
A "Chiari malformation" usually means that part of the cerebellum of the brain is pushing down through the foramen magnum - the hole at the base of the skull where the brain turns into the spinal cord. The pressure from this on the spinal cord and brain can cause a multitude of different symptoms.
This diagnosis is often overlooked as the findings on MRI are sometimes subtle. It is best to have your daughter examined by a neurosurgeon and review the MRI together. She/he can tell you if surgery - removing some bone at the base of the skull, and putting a patch down to give the brain and spine more room - would help your daughter.
Concussion is a traumatic injury to the brain that is caused by blunt force. This may be brought about by car accidents, falls or sports-related injuries.
Symptoms include headaches, loss of concentration or memory, dizziness, nausea and confusion. No specific treatment is required except rest and avoidance of repeat injury until full recovery with resolution of concussive symptoms.
In mild cases, players may be allowed to return to the game after 20-30 minutes, but in more severe instances, it may take weeks for symptoms to resolve.
In general, clearance is given after symptoms disappear, usually a month after the initial injury.
Many people who work with their hands are susceptible to "carpal tunnel syndrome". Your symptoms of pain and numbness may indicate that you have nerve compression in your wrist.
There are other possible causes for your pain so I would recommend a thorough exam to make sure you do not have a disc problem or pinched nerve in your neck.
We usually treat carpal tunnel syndrome with a wrist splint and medication, and obtain additional studies of the nerve to determine if you would benefit from surgery.
You can expect a thorough examination during your neurosurgical visit. Your clinical signs and the MRI picture serve as guides in the assessment of whether surgery will be beneficial.
If your neurosurgeon finds good correlation between your symptoms and the particular nerve that is pinched, then he or she will likely recommend a microdiscectomy. This is a relatively low-risk procedure that involves removing or shaving off the protruding portion of the disc to relieve the nerve compression. Success rates are very high in improving leg pain. Any associated numbness or weakness may also get better.
The short answer is yes. If the disc herniation is large and compresses the correct nerve, it can cause pain and numbness in the manner that you described.
Whenever a nerve is compressed to a significant degree, it may manifest in three ways: pain, numbness or tingling, and weakness.
It is extremely important, however, that we are able to correlate a patient's specific set of symptoms with the abnormality seen on imaging such as MRI. If the MRI only shows a small disc bulge with no nerve compression, or if the location is inconsistent with the clinical characteristics of the patient, then surgery may not lead to any appreciable improvement.
It's not that your surgeon does not want to help, but in many instances, operating on disc herniations or bulges does not lead to any added benefit over conservative treatment.
In spine surgery, it is extremely important to correlate a patient's symptoms and physical exam findings to the structural abnormality seen on imaging studies such as an MRI.
Success rates depend not only on the surgeon's skills but also on his ability to identify the appropriate surgical candidate. It is equally important to choose the right type of surgery for a given patient in this rapidly expanding field.
Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH) is one of the most under-recognized yet treatable conditions affecting the brain. It is characterized by impaired absorption of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), resulting in accumulation of this fluid in the compartments called the ventricles. This expanded volume of CSF causes pressure on certain parts of the brain in a manner that produces a number of neurologic symptoms including gait deterioration, loss of urinary bladder control, and dementia.
There is some symptom overlap with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, but when NPH is properly diagnosed, it can be successfully treated with a relatively simple procedure called shunting.
Hydrocephalus, a condition where there is an excess amount of fluid in the brain, has been traditionally treated with placement of a catheter that channels fluid from the brain to the abdomen. It is commonly referred to as a shunt. Problems that may arise with a shunt system include too much drainage or not enough drainage.
In the past, it may require additional surgery to replace the valve that controls flow. Now we have programmable valves that can be adjusted in the office with the press of a button by using a specialized magnet. Some patients may also be candidates for an endoscopic procedure that creates an internal channel for drainage without placing a permanent catheter.
Kyphoplasty is a minimally invasive procedure that is used to treat vertebral collapse from certain acute fractures of the spine, most commonly in patients with osteoporosis.
It involves the insertion of a balloon into the fractured segment to correct the collapse and create space for the subsequent introduction of a special bone cement.
The end result is pain relief in over 90 percent of cases. No physical therapy is required in most instances, and most patients go back to their usual activities in a short period of time.
Yes. Some of the Minimally Invasive or Minimal Access techniques in spinal surgery have actually been around for a while, but popularity and applications have been expanding recently.
One example is the use of tubes as working channels to gain access to the spine instead of traditional wider openings. Not only does this technique allow for a small incision, but the approach simply parts the muscle fibers in the back instead of having to cut through them. This results in much better anatomic and physiologic preservation to achieve the same goals as traditional surgery.
For the patient, it means less pain and faster recovery. We would be happy to provide you with more information.
There are several treatment options, but the choice has to fit the right patient.
Some pituitary tumors or adenomas can be successfully treated with medication. Some are just observed through periodic MRI's. However, if your father has been deemed in need of intervention, he will probably need surgery that involves going through the nose to reach the base of the brain where the pituitary is located.
The good news is that this technique has undergone a lot of refinement recently and can now be done using endoscopes to avoid excessive soft tissue destruction while giving a more close up view of the surgical field. This can also be achieved with a microscope.
One of the big advantages is the avoidance of postoperative nasal packing which is usually the most painful and troublesome part of the process.
First of all, pituitary tumors are managed by a team of doctors usually composed of your primary care physician, an endocrinologist, an ophthalmologist and a neurosurgeon. A thorough analysis of your hormones and vision are necessary in addition to a brain MRI.
Some tumors such as prolactin-secreting ones respond to medications and do not usually require surgery. Others that are not responsive to medication and are large enough to cause compression of the adjacent optic nerves (for vision) generally require surgical removal. This is sometimes followed with radiation treatment. Surgery in most instances involve going through the nose without any need of opening the head. It is becoming less and less invasive with the use of endoscopes.
Stereotactic Radiosurgery (SRS) is the general term for several different systems that work similarly in delivering precise radiation doses to treat brain tumors and other brain abnormalities. These include the Gamma Knife, Cyberknife, X-Knife, Brainlab Novalis, Peacock, Clinac, and others.
SRS uses computer-generated 3-D images of a patient's brain that serve as a detailed roadmap for guiding radiation beams to the desired target. These beams pass through the skull harmlessly and, because of the pinpoint accuracy, can be delivered in very high doses without damaging the normal surrounding brain structures.
There is no incision and no hospitalization. For adults, general anesthesia is not needed.


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Jean-Louis Trintignant stars in "Amour," which received Academy Award nominations not only for Best Picture, but also for Best Foreign-language Film, Best Actress (for Emmanuelle Riva, right), Best Director (for Michael Haneke) and Best Original Screenplay (also for Michael Haneke).
Only eight non-English-speaking foreign movies have snagged best picture nominations in the Academy Awards' history, so this year's "Amour" is in some limited company. The movie has also received nominations for best actress, best foreign-language film, and best director and screenplay for its Austrian filmmaker, Michael Haneke.
It's a pleasure to report that the film deserves its accolades. If the intellectual Haneke has been a severe observer of life in his previous films (which include "Cache" and "The White Ribbon"), here he matches that rigorous outlook with the most human situation imaginable.
After a brief opening sequence, "Amour" takes place within a large Paris apartment. The long-married octogenarians that live here, Anne and Georges, have wrapped themselves in art and culture (she's a classical piano teacher), and their home is full of tasteful decoration and books.
That seems important, because the coming of illness and infirmity is not tasteful or decorous, and this is what Anne and Georges must deal with after she suffers a stroke and her mobility becomes limited.
They are not ready for this, but who is? In the series of deliberately composed scenes, Haneke measures the denial, panic and sadness that attend Anne's declining state.
The only other character of significance is their daughter, played with typical precision by French star Isabelle Huppert.
Although Haneke is extremely smart about which moments will illuminate this situation, he also relies on his actors, two veterans of international cinema dating to the 1950s, to bring their skill and presence. They are Emmanuelle Riva, who long ago starred in the groundbreaking film "Hiroshima, Mon Amour," and Jean-Louis Trintignant.
Riva is heartbreaking in the movie, and it's entirely possible she could win the Oscar. But the larger role is Trintignant's, and he is superb. The movie's not interested in explaining the psychology of the couple based on great revelations, so Trintignant must quietly suggest the positive and negative attributes of his character's past, all of which get expressed in Georges' behavior in the present.
The role is a real career landmark for Trintignant, the compact star of "A Man and a Woman," "My Night at Maud's" and "The Conformist." Coincidentally, he also acted in one of those other foreign films nominated for the best picture Oscar, the 1969 "Z."
The situation described in "Amour" lends itself to sentimentality, yet it avoids that. Haneke's temperament, so frosty in his other films, here keeps the film from finding easy answers or platitudes.
The movie's called "Amour" for a reason. Haneke is asking us to examine love, that most exalted of human emotions (and most frequently trivialized movie subjects), and think about what it means. That our eyes fall on people who are weathered by experience and decidedly non-face-lifted is the first of the movie's wonders.
"Amour" (four stars)
The multiple Oscar nominations for this film are well earned: a rigorous study of two Paris octogenarians (Jean-Louis Trintignant and Emmanuelle Riva) dealing with her sudden infirmity. The frosty manner of director Michael Haneke keeps the subject from falling into easy sentimentality or platitudes, although it remains a very emotional experience. In French, with English subtitles.
Rated: PG-13 for subject matter.
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During the Korean War, the U.S. Air Force wanted a jet-powered tactical bomber replacement for the piston-powered Douglas A-26/B-26 Invader. In order to expedite the process, the Air Force placed an order with English Electric for the British "Canberra." But due to the fact that plane production for RAF took precedence, the Air Force then contracted with the Martin Company to build the Canberra under license making the this one of the few foreign aircraft designs adopted for operational use by the United States. Two Canberras were purchased from English Electric for Martin for evaluation. Martin made several modifications to the British design and replaced the Rolls Royce Avon engines with more powerful Wright J-65 turbojets.
The B-57A made its first flight in July, 1953 and by the time production ended in 1959, 403 of all versions were built. It adapted readily to various roles including testing the unusual Low Altitude Bombing System (LABS), or "toss bombing," for nuclear weapons. Despite its initial World War II technology, B-57's served with distinction with the USAF for more than three decades. Planned to be retired in the late 1950's, a series of crises keep the Canberra in the Air Force inventory, including service throughout the Vietnam War, up to 1983.
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Just when you think the baseball teams from North Carolina and North Carolina State are practically attached because of their monumental showdowns, consider this:
The teams won't meet during the Atlantic Coast Conference regular season in 2014.
A scheduling rotation — that soon will be obsolete — means the rivals who'll face off in today's College World Series won't have a conference series next year.
"Based on our schedule, we rotate through your non-divisional opponents," said Kris Pierce, an ACC associate commissioner who oversees baseball. "They do have the ability to schedule non-conference games."
Discussions for that have been in the works, but North Carolina coach Mike Fox said nothing is firm on that front.
The teams have a couple of options. They could play a non-league, three-game series (though that likely would come no later than the first weekend in March before the conference schedule kicks in), or they could play a pair of non-league midweek games (probably one home game for each team).
"Right now, we still have the same bye weekend," Fox said. "We've talked about it."
One idea that has been floated is to play a three-game series with one game at each campus and a third game at a neutral site. That's a format used by South Carolina and Clemson for their annual get-togethers.
Durham Bulls general manager Mike Birling, whose facility was used for the ACC Tournament's record-setting turnout of 11,392 for a North Carolina / N.C. State meeting last month, said he wants to talk to the schools about playing in Durham next year. He said that's a conversation he plans for after the CWS.
There could be a hitch with such an arrangement in Durham, though, because Durham Bulls Athletic Park is scheduled for a significant offseason renovation. Birling said it will be a push to have the entire facility ready for the Bulls' opening in April 2014.
Expect the Tar Heels and Wolfpack to find a way to play in 2014.
"I think we kind of like playing each other," N.C. State coach Elliott Avent said. "It's a great rivalry. It's intense, but I mean, it's not hated. … The games have been so good, and they've been clean games, and both teams can really, really play. It's a huge competition."
The teams could meet three times in Omaha, Neb. They're in the same four-team, double-elimination bracket, so after today it's possible they could be matched up one or two more times this week.
This year already has been unusual because the third game of a late-April series in Raleigh was cancelled by rain after the teams split the first two games. They made up for it by playing 18 innings last month in Durham in the ACC Tournament, with the Tar Heels winning 2-1.
This came on top of a 2012 ACC Tournament clash that North Carolina won in 12 innings in Greensboro.
"Before the Greensboro deal, before the Durham thing, it was always good," Fox said. "It was always intense. … Depending on what time of the year it was, a lot of times we had three really great games here, but basketball season was going on and nobody is paying a whole lot of attention."
The teams met only twice in 2008 when one of the games in Chapel Hill was wiped out.
Larry Gallo, the executive associate athletics director at North Carolina and a member of the NCAA baseball committee, there are several ways the teams could decide to schedule non-conference games. He said there's no reason the teams shouldn't meet on the field in 2014.
One consideration expressed by several sources on the topic is that a series on the second or third weekend of the season not only could encounter weather issues but also might conflict with basketball in terms of how much attention it receives.
Pierce said North Carolina and N.C. State will become permanent baseball partners for scheduling purposes beginning with the 2015 season. Evolving conference expansion — and changes on when incoming members would start competing in the ACC — caused scheduling issues for the conference.
Pierce it was too late to make an overhaul for next year because leagues schedules had been produced and distributed, with teams filling their non-conference slots in many cases. Coaches voted to keep the intended 2014 league schedule rather than revamp it with too many other parts already in place.
"We keep changing how we do things," Fox said.
Each ACC team plays a 30-game league schedule consisting of 10 three-game series. Starting next year, there will be 14 baseball-playing schools in the ACC, meaning there will be three teams that each team won't face in league competition.
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Monday - 2/25/2013, 5:10am EST
One of the effects of the executive order on cybersecurity President Barack Obama signed earlier this month is to begin sharing up-to-date, classified government information on cyber threats with companies that operate critical infrastructure. The White House says that broader sharing comes with some significant Homeland Security Department, and National Institute of Standards and Technology lynchpins helping the cyber order succeed.
Until now, the government has kept an extremely tight lid on the data it collects and maintains about current cyber threats, initially distributing those attack signatures to select members of the defense industrial base, and later, to some of their Internet service providers. But the president's executive order expands the sharing outside the Defense sector, to companies that own or operate critical infrastructure systems.
Any decision to expand that circle of trust involves a sensitive balancing act, said Andy Ozment, the senior director for cybersecurity in the Executive Office of the President.
"When you share information too broadly, sometimes it can lose its value because your adversaries learn of it and they change their techniques, and the information is no longer useful. At the same time, if you don't share information at all, it's very rarely useful," he told a cybersecurity conference hosted by AFCEA D.C. Friday. "So, what we've done here is said that as we're doing this risk analysis on whether to share information, we need to put our finger on the scale a bit. We're going to emphasize the benefit we're going to receive and we're going to take more risk as a government with the information we've collected. We think that's the only way to make progress, because this is a responsibility we all share, and critical infrastructure operators can't respond to cyber threats unless they're informed."
More people to receive threat information
Ozment said the White House is committed to significantly increasing the timeliness, the volume and the quality of the information the government shares with private industry. One way agencies will try to keep critical infrastructure operators better informed is to expand the number of people in those industries who have security clearances. The White House realizes the clearance process has been inadequate so far, he said.
"We hear time and again from people in the critical infrastructure sectors that they need more clearances. They say, 'Look, we have one person in our company with a clearance. He receives the threat information but doesn't have the operational abilities to respond.' Or conversely, operators can get the granular information, but they lack the strategic threat picture," he said. "We hear that message, so the executive order directs DHS to prioritize and increase the issuance of clearances to critical infrastructure owners and operators. DHS had a program for doing that and it was on hiatus for about a year-and-a-half for lots of bureaucratic reasons, which we have conquered."
Clearances, however, can't be the only answer. There are, Ozment said, simply far too many people in the universe of critical infrastructure operators who need to understand cybersecurity issues to grant clearances to all of them. The White House hopes the Enhanced Cybersecurity Services (ECS) program — formerly known as the Defense Industrial Base pilot — will fill that gap. The Defense Department already has been using the program to share cyber threat signatures with a handful of Internet service providers, so that they, in-turn, can offer protection to defense companies as a managed service.
"To use an analogy, let's say you're a military base and you want to protect the perimeter, so you have a guardhouse at the entrance to the base. In our scenario, you've contracted that guardhouse out, and they can deal with classified information. So the government gives them a classified photo of a bad guy and says 'Don't let this guy into the base', but the people inside the base don't get to see that photo," he said. "So you're receiving the protection if you're on base, but we're also not revealing the classified information too broadly. That's essentially the concept behind ECS."
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At the same time though, Ozment said agencies continue to struggle over concerns that some companies who operate critical infrastructure don't have the capacity or know-how to understand and react to cyber threats adequately. In those cases, information sharing isn't good enough.
"What we've found is unless an organization has a basic level of cybersecurity defenses, there's no amount of sharing we can do that will make them successful," he said. "The guardhouse works if it's on the road to the base. But if you don't know how many roads are going in and out of your base, you can't put guardhouses on them, and having a photo of the bad guy does you no good if you have no understanding of the roads that are entering and exiting your base. That's the situation we find sometimes in critical infrastructure."


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BELMONT – When you have the nation's leading men's basketball scorer on your team, it's a good bet you're going to see defenses designed to stop him.
Queens didn't completely stop Tyshawn Good in Monday night's Conference Carolinas men's tournament quarterfinal game.
But the Royals' efforts to slow him down simply created more opportunities for others on the Belmont Abbey roster – and the Crusaders took advantage in a 93-85 victory that completed a first-ever three-game season sweep of their biggest rival.
And senior Terrone Sheffey, a 2009 Gaston Day School graduate playing his final game at the Wheeler Center, led the way for the Crusaders.
Sheffey's career-high 31 points kept the Abbey's offense moving. And while Good was "limited" to 21 points – or below his 27.5 average – he did contribute assists on three of the Crusaders' final four baskets.
"That's the best way it could've went," Sheffey said of what is likely his career finale at the Wheeler Center. "Against Queens in a big win with the whole team contributing."
Darryl Durham added 15 points, Jay Council 13 points and Chris Davis eight points and a team-high eight rebounds.
"The young man's timing was impeccable," said Belmont Abbey coach Stephen Miss, whose 20-9 team advances to Thursday's 7 p.m. Barton tournament semifinal final at top-seeded Barton. "I was always say that tournament basketball is about making plays. And he and our team made lots of plays tonight."
That was particularly true at the foul line, where the Abbey outdid even its solid 75.8 percent seasonal shooting percentage with a 93.5 percent effort (29-31).
Good hit all 13 of his free throws. More importantly, 63.9 percent shooter Durham hit seven of eight.
"That was huge in a game like that," Miss said of a contest that featured six ties, nine lead changes and a separation of no more than seven points until the final 18 seconds. "We hit 29 of 31 and they hit 17 of 25. That's a big difference in a game this close."
The Abbey also had find a way to play through a spirited second-half comeback by Queens (15-12).
After leading all but the first few minutes of the contest, the Crusaders fell behind at 55-54 with 12:26 to play and were down 76-71 with 3:57 left.
But the Abbey closed the game on a 22-9 surge that began with back-to-back 3-pointers from Council and Sheffey.
"The mindset wasn't so much to get a 3 as it was to just share the ball and get a good shot," Sheffey said.
Sheffey added another 3-pointer with 1:38 to play off a Good drive and kickout after Queens had tied the score at 79. The Abbey would never trail again.
"That was pretty much me playing hard trying to win," Sheffey said of his effort, which bettered his previous career-high of 28 set in a loss at Pfeiffer last season. "If they're trying to take Tyshawn away from us, we needed to have other people step up."
The victory marked the first three-game sweep of an opponent by the Abbey since a 2009 sweep of Coker – and only the 17th three-game sweep all-time by the Crusaders.
"It is hard to beat a team three times," Sheffey said. "And it wasn't easy tonight. But we found a way to win and move on."
Antonio Stabler's 28 points led Queens, which will be leaving Conference Carolinas for the South Atlantic Conference next school year.
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2013 Conference Carolinas tournament
Monday's quarterfinals
Barton 80, Coker 71
Belmont Abbey 93, Queens 85
Limestone 96, Mount Olive 70
Erskine 90, King 80
Thursday's semifinals
No. 4 Belmont Abbey at No. 1 Barton
No. 6 Erskine at No. 2 Limestone
Saturday's championship game
At highest-seeded team
Tuesday's quarterfinals
No. 8 King at No. 1 Limestone
No. 5 Mount Olive at No. 4 Coker
No. 7 Belmont Abbey at No. 2 Barton
No. 6 Queens at No. 3 Pfeiffer
Friday's semifinals
MO-Coker winner vs. King-Limestone winner
Queens-Pfeiffer winner vs. BA-Barton winner
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A turbulent season for former champions Perfumerias Avenida took a decidedly upward turn after they completed their mission to make the play-offs with a convincing 86-68 Group C win at Novi Zagreb.
With the hard work having been done by way of a somewhat surprise home success against the previously undefeated UMMC Ekaterinburg a week earlier, Avenida knew they needed to follow it up positively in Croatia to progress.
And, head coach Victor Lapena and his players achieved their aim in style with a rousing victory, built on a 25-15 first quarter which proved the foundation for the win.
Their nerves were settled at the beginning of the second quarter when they began the period with a 7-2 run, a triple by Egle Sulciute getting them underway and helping them into a 32-17 lead.
However, there was a major wobble approaching the interval, as the home side came alive and registered a 12-1 run to reduce the arrears at 42-37.
It was important Avenida regained their superiority in the third period and wrestled the initiative back from Zagreb and they did this with real vigour, Marija Rezan re-establishing the all-important double-digit lead.
Once they had moved 60-44 in front, the result never looked to be in doubt, and so it proved as the Spanish side booked their play-off spot.
Playing back in her homeland, Rezan was impressive for Avenida with 10 points from five-of-seven shooting in addition to seven rebounds.
Latoya Williams and Mirna Mazic both achieved double-doubles for Zagreb who finished bottom of the group.
Novi Zagreb head coach Vladimir Ivankovic"We played as well as we were able to at this moment. Avenida is in great shape. Congratulations to them."
Novi Zagreb player Inja Butina"We played a great game even though we shot terribly. Only 30%. We gave our best but it wasn't enough. They are physically stronger."
Avenida head coach Victor Lapena"Our mission was to win. We took Novi Zagreb seriously, we fought to the end and the end result was in our favour. We are very happy at this moment since the situation was very bad a few weeks ago. We are going further. Thanks to Novi Zagreb. We had a fantastic time in Zagreb."
Avenida player Marija Rezan"The smile says it all. We are very happy. We have a new coach and we beat Ekaterinburg at home. It was a great game. We have great support at home and lots of people come to our games. The atmosphere is awesome. It's a big success for us to go further, to the second round. We are very happy."
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Lake Stevens Wahlberg making up for lost time
Injuries have held back talented soccer player
But that was news to her premier soccer coach, Justi Baumgardt, a former member of the U.S. women's national team. Baumgardt first learned of Wahlberg's injuries while being interviewed for this story.
"I didn't know she was injured," Baumgardt said. "This is the first time I've heard of it, from you. I wouldn't have even noticed. She seems healthy and she has played well. It is definitely a non-issue."
Baumgardt has been fortunate to coach Wahlberg during the few healthy stretches Wahlberg has enjoyed since late in her freshman season, when she scored the game-winning goal against Jackson to send Lake Stevens to the Class 4A state tournament.
After the goal, Wahlberg was mobbed by her teammates. It remains the highlight of her high school career -- not because she peaked that day, but because injuries have kept her from making other memorable moments.
The first injury, during her sophomore year, didn't even happen on the soccer field. It came in P.E. while she was playing Ultimate Frisbee. She jumped, bumped into a classmate in the air and came down on her ankle wrong.
"I remember trying to get back up on it and I had a shock go up my leg and I sat down and took my shoe off," Wahlberg said. "My ankle was the size of a softball. I had never seen ankle injuries before and that thing was huge."
Wahlberg said she burst into tears when she realized she couldn't get up on her own -- not because of the pain, but because she knew she would miss time on the soccer field: The Vikings had a game that night.
Doctors originally told her it was a sprain, put her in a walking boot and told her to stay off it for 2-4 weeks. "That night, I just cried the whole game because I wished I was out there," Wahlberg said.
She returned to action four weeks later, around playoff time. The swelling had gone down, but the pain was still there and it was clear the ankle hadn't healed properly.
When the season ended, Wahlberg visited a specialist who told her the ligaments were stretched so far apart they would not heal properly. Her ankle had become so weak she would roll it walking down stairs.
In January of 2012, Wahlberg underwent surgery to repair the tendons in her ankle. She needed physical therapy to get the proper movement back.
She returned to the soccer field in June of that year before suffering another setback when she similarly injured her right ankle in July. Knowing she would miss her junior season if she opted for surgery, she worked with Lyman Drown, the athletic trainer at Lake Stevens, to strengthen the ankle to the point where she could play.
She returned to the Vikings soccer team after missing the first few weeks of the 2012 season.
Midway through the fall, she suffered a blow to the head that eventually was diagnosed as a concussion. She developed migraines that made it difficult to focus. She started to struggle in the classroom.
The recovery process from the concussion took another three to four months.
"It has been a long year trying to get healthy," Wahlberg said. "It's been really rough. My first ankle injury was probably the hardest thing I've ever gone through, just to sit there and watch my team play."
Since getting over her concussion, Wahlberg has spent much of her time preparing for her senior season. She began private training sessions with Scott Flanders, the former boys soccer coach at Lake Stevens.
Flanders retired from coaching in 2011 after leading the Vikings to the state championship game in 2010.
"It's really filled the void of not coaching anymore," Flanders said. "It's such a pleasure to have somebody who wants to come and get better every single day and is asking and pushing to try and work out as much as possible. Not everyone is always looking forward to practice and she is seeking me out to practice more."
Flanders remembers the potential he saw when Wahlberg first arrived at Lake Stevens.
"The girls coach and I were just thinking, 'Man, the sky is the limit for this girl. She is a freshman and she is just going to have a stellar career,'" Flanders said.
"Now she senses that it is coming to an end and she is training with an energy and a passion of somebody that senses that it is going to come to an end here in a year. She wants to make every possible chance count this year."
Flanders said he expects a healthy Wahlberg to pick up where she left off as a freshman.
"I have no doubt she is going to be one of the top standout scorers in the league," he said. "She plays with an urgency that is just a goal-scorer's mentality. She is trying to beat you every time she gets the ball and she is trying to score."
Wahlberg will compete with her Crossfire premier team through next July and has hopes that a college soccer career awaits.
"If she can stay healthy and she can continue to improve her game, she can play at the next level," Baumgardt said.
Wahlberg has been through a lot in the past two years, but it has taught her more about herself than she ever knew before.
"You are going to go through hard things in life, you just have to stay positive," Wahlberg said. "To get back to where you want to be you are going to have to work three times as hard. One injury playing Ultimate Frisbee and it has been a year and a half of just trying to get back into shape to get back to where I was.
"That's why I'm trying to make this year my best year, because I have to make up for lost time."
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I'll be there tonight!!! Grizz are the best team in the league right now imo. Gonna be a rugged one. Gay and Randolph are beast.
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I'll be there tonight!!! Grizz are the best team in the league right now imo. Gonna be a rugged one. Gay and Randolph are beast.
I'll be there as well, a group of 16 of us.
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Memphis doesn't get off to good starts, so if we are down after the first we are probably in trouble.
They also have the best third quarter margin (by far) in the league, they outscore their opponents by an average of 5 points in the third. Next closest is Utah at only 2.4, third quarter could get ugly...
Would have likes to see Davis/Lopez/Anderson against that beast of a Grizzly frontcourt. Davis is injured, so I doubt there will be much to look for.
Do we have an edge at any position tonight?
Memphis team is just built strong. They play hard and have a great starting five, even though not having Tony Allen hurts their D a ton. In order to win this one we will have to earn it.
This'll be a fun one.
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Xavier Henry is starting for Aminu tonight.
Hornets Coach Monty Williams shaking up his lineup tonight starting Xavier Henry ahead of Al Faroug Aminu at small forward.
Interesting decision. Aminu looked like he got complacent at SF and his production has continuously dipped. X played well against the Lakers so let's see what he's got tonight.
I've seen Aminu lollygag to 3pt shooters far too often.
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Kind of a simple no-brainer, this one. "Anti" implies the the same sort of sentiment as "contra" as a prefix. Negative. Contentious.
OED shows a separate origin for "animosity":
1432, "vigor," from L. animositatem (nom. animositas), from animosus "bold, spirited." Sense of "hostile feeling" is first recorded 1605, from a secondary sense in L. (see animus).
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And of course, antipathy carries a similar meaning, so perhaps it has inadvertently entered the mix.
Feeling quite combobulated.
An excellent find—such a negative feeling deserves a negative prefix.
Here is a way to put the animal back into animosity.
There is a lot animalsity crowling in this political jagon. The country is slowly drifting into dictatorship.
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This isn't making anybody happy, really, step back from the scene before it turns into absolute animalsity.
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I'm stripping nude the brains of e'm honourables. ... You can see clearly their extended generocity printed on their bellies. ... When the politician roast s his butt on hot coals planted by his rival, then he remembers he had a community. Now he poisons the community with hate and animalsity to his deffence and vanish when they are into each other throats only to appear later claiming innocence.
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Good gifts coming out of the stocking this year. A peal of Christmas bells for animalsity/animalisity (yes, a few more examples with the middle "i").