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DisneyQuest's parking lot is on fire. Shops on the West Side are closed. Evidently the parking lot machine blew up.
DisneyQuest's parking lot is on fire. Shops on the West Side are closed. Evidently the parking lot machine blew up.
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I want my cake back!
WDWMagic is reporting that DQ IS NOT on fire, but instead a pavement machine blew up in the parking lot.
Again, DQ IS NOT on fire.
...a vaguely celtic music fills the air...
That's horrible!!! We were so looking forward to doing the bumper cars this year. Out DD just hit 52 inches.
"He who knows only his own side of the case, knows little of that. His reasons may be good, and no one may have been able to refute them. But if he is equally unable to refute the reasons on the opposite side; if he does not so much as know what they are, he has no ground for preferring either opinion" --John Stuart Mill
Wow! I can't believe all the things that have been happening at WDW the last few weeks. Talk about a run of bad luck.
It's Disney's response to Potter
Oh, ok. The pavement machine blew up... how nice. It must have been those evil parking lot demons.
I think karma is trying to tell WDW something.
Can someone edit the thread title to reflect the parking lot instead, please?
Allearesnet is reporting it was a car fire, not a pavement machine explosion. They also said the fire is now under control and the shops are operating as normal.


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Space Skill Revamp 2.0
The first space revamp made STO switch from a skill based system where tactical, science and engineering skills each had multiple complex stats and skillboxes where the players had to choose and specialize their templates into a system where tactical has all its primary stats reduced to three basic skill boxes to maximize their damage-dealing potential while science and engineering were left with the same complex, multiple-stat/Skillbox requiring template building options.
This has caused the severe focus on DPS-centric ships over anything else...simply because its the only thing that works effectively in the game. Science and Engineering, the very core of star trek , have been reduced to mere support skills for the ship's weapons.
Therefore a second space revamp is required to fix this issue.
I have drafted a proposal for such a revamp. The changes to it not only enhance tactical skills but also brings back engineering and science ships into the fold of effective vessels.
Major Changes:
1 - Addition of a new captain type & skill set: Operations. This captain type comes from a career path that focuses on how science, tactical and engineering elements available to the ship interact. Crew performance included.
2 - Operations Captain unique skills I'll leave up to Cryptic... in my opinion this capt. type should receive crew & BO performance boosting skills as well as some space and ground abilities that low % bonus from science,tactical and engineering capt abilities. A sort of jack of all trades but nowhere near as effective in them as the specialized capt. types.
3- Re-vamp of science,tactical and engineering skill boxes. Some skills moved to other sections, other skills removed completely and replaced by one skill that encompasses 2 or more of the old skills. Most important aspect is that the revamp includes the ship's crew into the skillsets.
4- BO abilities change ownership.
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Detailed Explanation of changes per skill section (aka engineering,science, ops, tactical):
Operations received what is essentially the bridge crew's control of the ship itself and the crew performance.
Shield Systems
Starship Manuevers
Starship Power Distribution (aka, electro-plasma systems)
Damage Control Teams (replaces subsystem repair and increases in-combat repair rates of hull)
Inertial Dampeners (new stat role: enhances ship turn rate from the base Thruster Control bonus and resists the turn-rate debuffing effect of attacks)
Sickbay (significantly boosts crew recovery rate and death/injury resistance)
Threat Control
Countermeasures (new stat role: boosts 50% strength of sensor based attacks, increases resistance to sensor attacks)
Crew Efficiency (boosts crew recovery rates, speed of subsystem repairs, boarding party attack/defense stats, energy and torpedo weapon re-fire times and power transfer speeds). This skill also modifies combat pets (carrier and non-carrier combat pets) by increasing their power levels for better performance.
Bridge Crew Efficiency (decreases BO timers and increases duration of BO abilities)
Engineering remains mostly the same except it has been given Shield Emitters into its skill boxes and the old impulse thrusters skill has been split into two components: Impulse Engines and Thruster Control. Some skill boxes were shifted around to provide appropiate access to repair-based skills early on. Too many low levels reach VA not knowing how to tank on their ships so early access to these skills should help.
Shield Emitters- Does the same it does now except the stat and the console are now engineering. As it should be.
Impulse Engines- Boosts acceleration and top speed of ships. Does not enhance turn rate.
Thruster Control - Determines a ship's turn rate.
Science is receiving a major change. Science no longer will have tank-based abilities..those are shifted to Operations and Engineering. As it should be. Science skillsets are focused on the trek-centric role of modifying the ship systems to provide solutions and unconventional abilities.
Flow Capacitors- Determines the strength (aka 'damage') of tyken rift,tachyon beam and power drain of subsystem targeting attacks (tactical).
Starship Sensors- increases cloak detection range and determines 50% of targeting (tactical) skill and 50% of any sensor-based attack (other 50% is countermeasures from Operations)
Starship Deflector Modifications - This ability determines the duration of Gravity Well, Tyken's Rift and tachyon beam abilities. determines effect of feedback pulse and charged particle burst.
Subspace Decompiler- Same as it does now: determines disable duration of attacks. Science Consoles will be added to game to boost this stat.
Starship Shield Modifications- enhances effect of reverse shield polarity, extend shields (which are Science abilities now).
Photonic Systems: Increases effect of photonic based abilities. Photonic Officer gets reduced timers, Photonic Fleet increases in hull and weapon power strength and duration, photonic shockwave damage and kickback increased.
Astrometrics - Makes a comeback! Astrometrics skill this time around enhances the outcome of anomaly-scanning minigames (more loot gained from them and longer time to complete them). It also increases the size of disable-effect explosion radius from weapons like tricobalt and photonic shockwave torpedos. Increases speed of gas-sensor torpedo. Increases sector space flight turn rate. Overall this skill benefits resource collectors and a narrow set of ship/weapons/abilities that canonically required some astrometric based stuff.
Graviton Generators- Determines the strength (damage) of gravity well and the repel strength of tractor beams/tractor related items (repulsors, grav well pull-in strength).
Starship Weapon Modification: Determines the effect of Directed Energy Modulation, Aceton Beam and the chance to disable of subsystem targeting attacks.
Starship Sensor Modification: Boosts effect (duration & debuff strength) of any sensor based attack as a bonus on top of what is determined by the sensor/countermeasure skill boxes.
Tactical lost a few abilities that were not weapon-specific (like maneuvering) and received new skill boxes which enable it to completely focus on tactical job.
Energy Weapon/Projectile Weapon - same as before.
Attack Patterns- Determines the damage bonus of attack patterns.
Evasive Patterns- determines the defensive bonuses of attack patterns.
Advanced Energy & Weapon Specializations - These boxes grant the missing bonuses lost from the removal of basic weapon training box and add a new bonus. Energy weapon bonus: If ship uses one type of energy weapon (all phaser for example) it increases the secondary effect's chance to proc up to 10% (@ 9 points trained) and lowers weapon power cost by 20% (aka not -10 but -8 power consumption per gun). Projectile Bonus: If ship uses one projectile weapon type (plasma or photon,etc) the secondary effect proc increases up to 25% @ 9 points trained and decreases the timer by 25% @ 9 points trained.
Bridge Officer skills changes:
No changes or adding of new BO abilities. Only change is they are switched around to other officer types.
- All science shield and hull repair abilities are now handled by Operation BO. (Hazard Emitters and Transfer Shield Strength)
- All AUX power transfer abilities are now Operations BO (Aux to SIF, AUX to Battery, Aux to Dampeners).
- All TEAM abilities are now Operations BO (Science, Engineering, Tactical Teams).
- Tractor and Repulsor beams are now Operations
- Polarize Hull is now Engineering skill
- Reverse Shield Polarity, Aceton Beam, Directed Energy Modulation are now Science abilities.
Granted, Engineering itself gets rather gutted out but it will gain new BO abilities that cryptic will add to compensate. I hope you agree that engineering does need more engineering-based stuff rather than being a sidekick to science abilities. Things like engine-based and hull-based abilities would be most welcome.
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I think you shot yourself in the foot by adding a new Bridge Officer Type. You would have been better off doing your revamp without the creation of a new Bridge Officer.
If I were you, Id go back to the drawing board; because your idea is in a lot of respects good, but it will not hold water if it is dependent upon creation of this new Operations Bridge Officer. Think about how many ship Bridge Officer station configurations would have to be totally re-done in order to make this idea of yours work!
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I think you shot yourself in the foot by adding a new Bridge Officer Type. You would have been better off doing your revamp without the creation of a new Bridge Officer.
If I were you, Id go back to the drawing board; because your idea is in a lot of respects good, but it will not hold water if it is dependent upon creation of this new Operations Bridge Officer. Think about how many ship Bridge Officer station configurations would have to be totally re-done in order to make this idea of yours work!
That's actually not a problem at all. Each ship would receive an extra bridge officer station for the OPS BO. Remember, the OPS BO is not getting any new bridge officer abilities, its actually using existing BO abilities from other BO types as its own.
The OPS BO would be ship type -1 rank station. Aka a science ship tier 4&5 has a commander level science BO ... and it would have a LT CMDR level OPS station added to it.
Ops captain types also open the possibility of adding new classes of ships. I would guess its ideal capt. type to assign the 'hybrid' ships as 'Ops' ships.
The new flagships would be OPS ships since they hybrids; the Tier 5 nebula would be an Ops ship, carriers would be Ops ships, etc.
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Road rules! A surprising night of results in MLS Round 19
Jul 15, 2012, 11:35 AM EDT
Let's hear it for Road Rules, MLS version.
Visitors went 4-3 on the showpiece night of Round 19, a pretty healthy record in a league where even the best sides might win just half their road games — and where the worst teams will sneak in a couple of road wins each year.
Sporting Kansas City, Toronto, FC Dallas and the L.A. Galaxy were the road winners last night, and all were impressive in their own way.
The Galaxy's romp-and-stomp over Portland's beleaguered defense was the highlight maker and big talker, of course. But Kansas City's shutout in Columbus will keep pressure on D.C. United for Eastern supremacy.
And how's this for a kick in the head:
F.C. Dallas was on the verge of something historic. Winless since April prior to last night's triumph in Colorado, Schellas Hyndman's team was flirting with a winless streak of historic proportions. It had reached 13 games by Saturday's trip to DSG Park outside Denver.
But thanks to all the ties lately, and thanks to last night's win, FC Dallas and manager Schellas Hyndman this morning has the league's longest current unbeaten streak! Funny how one night can change the narrative so starkly.
- sir1389 - Jul 15, 2012 at 2:11 PM
Portland's defense was not that bad and definitely not worse than LA's. Portland was beaten by 3 world class strikers, mainly 2 beautiful bending kicks from Beckham, a PK by Donovan and an unbelievable cross and finish by Keane. Portland will never have to face strikers like that from any other team. If they were playing anyone else last night they probably would've won.
- Steve Davis - Jul 15, 2012 at 3:59 PM
Hmmm. Some fair points, but giving up five at home is just brutal. And, yes, world class strikes. But No pressure on Beckham and fouling around PA is just asking for it. So, I would argue bad defending had a part in every goal — even if they were very well-taken hits.
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DINDIGUL: South Zone Police, Madurai lifted the Ravi Memorial Trophy by defeating Armed Police, Chennai 50-42 in the final of the 27th annual State-level open basketball tournament conducted jointly by M.S.P. Solai Nadar HSS and Rotary Club of Dindigul West here on Sunday.
Earlier in the third place match, Southern Railway Cooperative Society Basketball Club, Chennai beat Karur Tex City Club 65-52.
The final, though keenly fought, gained momentum only after half-time. At the end of the first quarter, South Zone Police was trailing 10-13 but at half- time it inched to a one point (24-23) lead.
In the third quarter, South Zone played briskly with Navaneethan and Vijayakumar scoring fluently. The team scored 19 points in this quarter, whereas Armed Reserve got only 2 points.
In the fourth quarter, Armed Reserve fought back through Bharathi but could only reduce the lead to six points in the end.
Mr. G. Sundararajan, President, DDBA, presided and Mr. Vellaidurai, Dy. Superintendent of Police gave away the prizes.
The results:
Final: South Zone Police 50 (Navaneethan 22, Vijayakumar 10) bt Armed Police, Chennai 42 (Bharathi 16).
Third place: S. Rly Coop. Society BC 65 (Faizal 23, Pechimuthu 20) bt Karur Texcity BC 52 (Periasamy 15, Senthilkumar 10, Raja 10). Sports Correspondent
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ALOHA, Ore. -- An Aloha High School teacher was arrested Tuesday on allegations he sexually abused a 17-year-old girl, police said.
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Stronghold 3's freebuild mode is getting much better now! It's not full blown skirmish but it beats the freebuild in any Stronghold game thus far!
Your castle walls are being smashed by siege engines, an enemy catapult surrounded by troops is rumbling ever closer, your villagers are starving, wolves have been spotted in a nearby cave, your barracks are desperately empty... just another typical day for a medieval lord in FireFly Studios' Stronghold 3. Since first launching in 2001, the Stronghold series has become one of the most respected in its genre thanks to its mix of precision village building, fast-paced real-time gameplay and dramatic sieges with hundreds of enemies swarming over your castle. Stronghold 3 promises to be the best yet, with a keep full of fantastic new features that ensure old and new fans alike experience a gritty slice of medieval life.
Stronghold 3's freebuild mode is getting much better now! It's not full blown skirmish but it beats the freebuild in any Stronghold game thus far!
To be honest ive always been a fan of the stronghold series, but i do think that Firefly let themselfs down with SG3, it had alot of potential...
Upon initial release the game was terribly buggy, but we have already had 3 patches and the game is slowly getting better. It's just a wonder why they didn't fix all this stuff before they released it, because now the game has a really bad reputation.
It has been confirmed that we will not see a skirmish mode as the game was not designed for it. Do not buy. Do not pirate. Do not approach.
This is the worst piece of **** ever created. They totally destroyed the saga. There is no AI or skirmish, just a super bugged campaign and castle siege. When we asked GM-s are they going to release skirmish with later updates they said no. Now you see why so much people are ****** off. They ask 50$ for an unfinished game without AI/Skirmish which is the most important part of this game.
hmm stronghold 2 is not rather a castle simulation game then a RTS, that's why stronghold crusader fans think it sucks. Stronghold 2 has a different game purpose compared to crusader.
in fact game-wise is stronghold 2 a way more advanced gameplay. more realistic (you don't need 200 bakers for one castle) stronghold 2 has more game aspects which should be taken account of, like honour. this gives the game a deeper dimension, but... makes it also harder to play.
So what I'm hearing around here is that stronghold 2 sucks because its hard and crusader is cool because it's easy to play.
If you are a real game fanatic, you'd go for the fun of more challenge rather that mass gaming of easy games.
well it isnt released till yet ...
why is moddb saying released may 1th?
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U are a ********. If there wouldn't be any new game play styles in games. Then you would say that it is ******** and boring. So grow up and get a life. If you don't like it don't play it.
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Today I've updated with scans from two of Rose's magazine features dating back to 1998; Details and Bikini. Both of these pictorials are incredibly gorgeous and the Bikini interview is one of my old favorites – you can also read it in our library. I have also replaced the 2007 Blackbook scans with higher quality versions. Enjoy!
– Magazines: Scans from 1998
I am currently working on catching up on some old scans so expect big magazine scan updates these coming days. I started by adding scans of Rose's features from 2002, including Elle and Cosmopolitan magazines. I also scanned a couple of other little clippings from various years. View all new additions here.
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Check out The Multi-Hyphenate, a fabulously funny short film that made my day! It is about Anna Faris facing Hollywood cost-cutting and features a cameo by none other than Rose McGowan! The film was written and directed by Kirsten Smith and produced by Francesca Silvestri and Kevin Chinoy of Freestyle.
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I live in California. I bought a boat from a private party in Maryland. The hand-over was in Virginia. The boat is now stored and will be stored in Virginia for a while.
Sooooo, It is not USCG documented. It has MD state registration.
I plan to USCG document since I will be using it up and down the east coast before slowly migrating towards Panama and home. Probably 3 years on the east coast.
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This year voting is special. The elections are special. The media has done an amazing job - be it radio, television or print. It has been extremely responsible and have asked people to come out and vote. Which is why we see almost 70- 80 per cent of voting this time. I am in Baroda right now and I see only hoardings around me - not of any political party but saying let's be the No. 1 city to vote. It's amazing! I hope this year a single large party comes to power. We should vote for candidate, who is honest and will actually check corruption.
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David, Thanks for that very good perspective!
In this particular case (M33) the boat came with new larger stays, and a better mast/boom setup, so some of the structural/operational aspects of the M33 have been addressed, however the manner of handling the seas is of some concern to me. I am also a little concerned about the unsupported spade rudder, having heard rumors of such rudders been torn off in less pleasant seas and wind.
I have also been having some good interchanges via email with Jerry, the guy who sold me the M33. (We consider it "our" boat since he clearly has his heart still in the boat as well, and somehow I see myself helping fulfill his dream of getting this beauty going.) In any case, I think he also has an interesting point (in deciding between the two boats), that being that I should simply go out there and "do it" irrespective of the boat and then figure out the right way forward once I get a better idea of what I want, and even if the cruising life is really for me! He relates stories of friends who have done it and hated the life and others who went the other way. He also mentioned that he has never found a boat that was perfect, and that rather it is a process of refinement.
Of course the chosen boat needs to be configured appropriately, so as not to fail at the first sign of a strong gust and large waves.
I have sailed the SC28 in some pretty strong winds in "The Slot" in the SF Bay, although I should have shortened sail (25-30 kn winds is my guess? Only one other boat was out), she was well balanced and did quite nicely (albeit a bit slow due to having not shortened sail - a good learning experience) And I had a blast sailing her out the Gate (SF Bay) in storm swells that were 10-15' high (maybe more? The bowsprit tapped the tops of the waves as I would drive into them, and the waves were so high that they totally hid the Golden Gate Bridge! This was the bad day - or maybe the day after? -that one of the race boats smashed up on the Farallons in which some folks died, a very sobering event.), and it was exhilarating though! But the SC handled it very well, and it took me an hour or so so start feeling comfortable with the manner in which she eased over the large swells, totally dry! (For those interested, I have a short description of this trip on my web site: geotestunlimited dot com under the drop down section"Fun Stuff". It was a blast!)
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Get 5 bars in Wallingford center, at least 3 bars almost everywhere else in the city. I have driven everywhere in seattle and have NEVER dropped LTE signal except for indoors in a few places.Was this review helpful to you?
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Have poor reception in my condo. I have to sit near the patio to reduce the possibly of having my call dropped however my reception is still poor. Other than that I'm satisfied with the service.Was this review helpful to you?
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2014 -- The Belgian No. 1 finished as his country's highest-ranked player with a year-end high No. 22. Won a personal-best 25 matches. Rose 91 places from 2013 and won ATP Comeback Player of the Year...After compiling a 3-11 mark from Jan. to middle of Jul., closed with a 22-4 record, winning 1st ATP World Tour titles in Kitzbühel (d. Thiem in 1st ATP final featuring 2 players born in 90s) and Metz (d. No. 11 Tsonga in QF, Sousa in F). Also reached final in Basel (d. No. 9 Raonic in QF for 1st Top 10 win, l. to Federer) and QF in Winston-Salem (l. to Janowicz)...Across all levels, posted a 44-4 record from July through end of year. Went unbeaten in 4 consecutive Challengers, winning in Scheveningen (d. Beck), Poznan (d. Rola) and Tampere (d. Nieminen) in July and Mons in October (d. Darcis)...Qualified into 6 ATP events during year (2nd most, Thiem - 7)...In Grand Slam play, fell in 1R at Roland Garros (l. to Melzer) and Wimbledon (l. to Murray) before reaching a personal-best 3R at US Open (l. to Dimitrov in 4 sets)...In Davis Cup, helped Belgium retain World Group status with 2 singles wins in 3-2 play-off victory over Ukraine...Went 19-10 on hard, 5-3 on clay, 1-2 on grass and 1-4 vs. Top 10 opponents. Earned a career-high $759,048...
2013 -- The top Belgian finished outside Top 100 and his best ATP results were 3R at ATP Masters 1000 Miami (d. Kohlschreiber, l. to Almagro) and Cincinnati (l. to No. 1 Djokovic)…Compiled an 11-3 record in Challengers and captured 3rd career title at Eskisehir (d. Ilhan) and SF in Bordeaux…Fell in 1R at all 4 Grand Slams – Australian Open (l. to Verdasco), Roland Garros (l. to No. 1 Djokovic), Wimbledon (l. to No. 7 Tsonga) and US Open (l. to Dolgopolov)…Underwent surgery September 9 after breaking his left wrist in training for Davis Cup playoff tie vs. Israel in Antwerp and missed rest of season…Compiled records of 8-13 on hard, 3-7 on clay and 0-3 on grass. Earned a career-high $367,620…
2012 -- The young Belgian had a breakthrough season to finish in Top 50 for 1st time and as his country's top player...His best ATP World Tour results were QF in opening week in Chennai (l. to No. 9 Tipsarevic in 3 sets), Winston-Salem (l. to eventual champ No. 10 Isner) and Valencia (d. Isner, l. to Melzer)...In Grand Slam play, made his debut at Roland Garros as a lucky loser and posted wins over veterans Stepanek and Clement, both in 5 sets, and Kubot before losing to No. 3 Federer in 4 sets. Afterwards broke Top 100, leaping from No. 109 to No. 64...Became 1st lucky loser to reach 4th round of a major championship since fellow Belgian Dick Norman at Wimbledon in 1995...Received a wild card into Wimbledon and defeated No. 28 Tomic and Levine in 4 sets before falling in 3R to No. 12 Fish in straight sets. Made Olympics debut in London and lost in 1R to No. 10 Monaco...Helped Belgium into '13 Davis Cup World Group winning both of his matches vs. Sweden in playoff tie...In Challenger play, compiled a 14-6 record and won 2 titles, in Guadeloupe in April (d. Zverev) and in Orleans (d. countryman Bemelmans) in late September. Afterwards broke Top 50 on Oct. 1...Compiled records of 10-7 on hard, 5-3 on clay and 2-4 on grass. Went 0-6 vs. Top 10 opponents and highest-ranked win came over No. 11 Isner at 2R Valencia. Earned a career-high $367,523...
2011 -- Earned 1st ATP match win as a qualifier in Chennai (d. Devvarman, l. to Wawrinka). Reached 4 Challenger QF, including a SF in Mons...Was 13-2 in Futures, including titles in back-to-back weeks late in the season...
2010 -- Reached 1st Challenger final at Ljubljana..Won 3 titles in 6 Futures finals...
2009 -- Posted career-best Challenger result with SF in Todi as a qualifier. Reached 6 Futures SF, including 1 final...
2008 -- Compiled a 24-10 record in Futures, with 1 title, 1 final and 3 SF...
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Reached first ATP World Tour Masters 1000 QF at Rome (l. to Ferrer), having beaten Querrey and Tsonga...
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Maui Invitational bracket released
The Marquette Golden Eagles will face the host Chaminade Silverswords at 1:30 p.m. on Nov. 19 in the opening game of the Maui Invitational, the tournament announced on Tuesday.
By drawing Division II Chaminade, MU in essence will be considered the top-seeded team in a tournament that also includes the likes of Duke and Illinois.
The game will be televised on ESPN2.
Should the Golden Eagles win the opener, they'll face the winner of LSU-Oklahoma State on Nov. 20 at 6 p.m. on ESPN.
If MU wins that game, it will play the following night at 9 p.m. in the championship game on ESPN. If MU loses in the second round, it will play at 3:30 p.m. in the third-place game on ESPN2.
Arizona State and Princeton round out the field of the 24th annual tournament, which is played at the Lahaina Civic Center in Maui, Hawaii.
The Golden Eagles will arrive having won the last four early-season tournaments in which they've played - the Great Alaska Shootout in 2001 and 2005, the BCA Classic in 2004 and the CBE Classic in 2006.
The complete bracket, including matchups, game times and TV information, can be found here.$
Where in the world is David Cubillan?
Tom Crean is about as supportive as a coach can be when it comes to his players' outside endeavors.
But he and his staff are having a hard time trying to keep track of sophomore guard David Cubillan, who's spent much of the summer playing abroad for the Venezuelan National Team.
Internet searches reveal Venezuela went 0-6 in the recently completed Stankovic Cup, which was held in China, but box scores were non-existent. As a result, Crean has been relying on Cubillan's roommate at MU, Lazar Hayward, for updates.
"We heard he's starting, but it's very, very tough to find any information," said coach Tom Crean. "According to Lazar and Jerel (McNeal) he's been playing and that's a positive thing. You can't text him or get him on the phone; it's been more by instant messenger. I'd like to be able to have more knowledge."
Cubillan will return to the U.S. later this month along with the Venezuelan team and take part in the 10-team FIBA Americas Championship in Las Vegas. Venezuela's first game will be against the U.S on Aug. 22, a game Crean is planning to travel to watch.
Depending upon how Venezuela fares in Las Vegas, there's a chance Cubillan might not be able to take part in MU's Labor Day trip to Vancouver, British Columbia for a series of four exhibition games.
"I think (he may miss the trip), but at the same time we're also prepared for him to come right to us from Las Vegas," Crean said. "We'll just play that by ear. He's done such a good job in school, I'm not overly worried about that. If he's not with us, we know he's playing. If he's playing at that point, we know his team is playing well."
The schedule has MU leaving on Aug. 31 and then playing two games each of the next two days before returning to Milwaukee on Sept. 3.
On Sept. 1, the Golden Eagles will play the Douglas/Vancouver All-Stars at noon and University College of Fraser Valley at 8 p.m. On Sept. 2, they'll play Douglas College at 10 a.m. and the University of Victoria at 8 p.m.
MU has four of its NCAA-allotted 10 practices remaining, and Crean is planning on using them just prior to leaving for Vancouver.
"We won't do anything until school starts, and they'll be with the whole team," he said. "We'll do four within the five days - Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, possibly move one of them to Friday morning before we leave that afternoon. That's all we have left and that's how we timed it. It worked out perfect."
Blackledge update: It's beginning to sound more and more like forward Lawrence Blackledge will be back with the Golden Eagles for his senior season.
Blackledge had been on shaky ground after being declared academically ineligible by MU late last season, but apparently turned things around with a solid performance in the classroom over the summer.
When asked about his status, Crean sounded optimistic.
"He finished the last week of summer school," said Crean. "He's done a good job to this point. No real issues there."
Remembering Skip: Crean was understandably shaken by the July 26 death of Wake Forest coach Skip Prosser, who succumbed to a heart attack while jogging on a track at his school's campus.
"I was with him the day before he passed away at the AAU Super Showcase in Orlando," said Crean. "That morning I was with his son (Mark), who's an assistant at Bucknell, in the concession line and for the National Anthem. I've known him for a long, long time. It's a tough thing to put into any sort of perspective."
"One of my recollections is how healthy and young he looked," said Crean. "He was a very young 56 but obviously something in his body was not, with his heart. He was one of the first guys who really gave me the time of day when I was coaching at Mount Pleasant High School and Alma College," he said. "We developed a really good friendship at that point."
As a head coach, Crean matched wits with Prosser three times, twice when Prosser was at Xavier and once after he moved to Wake Forest. The Golden Eagles' 68-61 victory over the Demon Deacons at the Bradley Center in February, 2003 was one of their most impressive of the season as they made their march to the Final Four.
Still looking: Aside from the home-and-home series that Alabama turned down earlier in the off-season, MU had discussions with a number of other notable teams regarding a similar setup.
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Crean said that senior forward Ousmane Barro was contemplating an invitation to play for the Senegalese National Team, but wasn't sure he'd ultimately accept...
Crean recently attended the weddings of former players Steve Novak and Brian Barone. He said all but two members of the Final Four team attended Novak's wedding and all but three members of MU's 2005-06 team (Novak's senior year).$
Cubillan cut from national team
David Cubillan will join the Marquette Golden Eagles on their Labor Day trip to Vancouver after all.
That's because the sophomore guard was recently cut from the Venezuelan National Team, for which he'd played over the summer as it prepared for the FIBA Americas Cup.
Venezuela kicks off play in the Americas Cup on Wednesday against the United States in Las Vegas, and had Cubillan remained with the team there was a chance he would have missed some or all of the four exhibition games MU has scheduled in Vancouver, British Columbia.
But after an 0-5 performance in the Stankovic Cup, which was played in China, and another exhibition loss to Spain, changes to the squad were made and Cubillan wound up on the outside looking in.
"It is unfortunate that David will not be able to continue to represent his country at this time, which I know is very important to him," coach Tom Crean said in a statement. "We are hopeful the opportunity will return in the near future. He has had an outstanding summer and we look forward to his return."
Cubillan, a native of Mara Caibo, Venezuela, hit 48 of his three-point attempts at a team-best 42.5% clip for the Golden Eagles last season.$
Maui tickets to go on sale
Those interested in making the trek to the Maui Invitational, which takes place Nov. 19-21, can purchase tickets to MU's three games beginning on Wednesday at 2 p.m. CDT.
Single-game general admission tickets, all-day general admission tickets and Courtside Booster tickets (all three MU games, Stadium Club pass, table seating and television access) will also be available.
Considering the Lahaina Civic Center seats just 2,400 and the tournament has become the most popular early-season tournament in college basketball, those interested will be best served to act quickly.
The tickets can be purchased at the Maui Invitational web site, or through Oahu Travel at 1-800-826-3822.
MU kicks off the tournament against host Chaminade at 9:30 a.m. (1:30 p.m. Wisconsin time) on Nov. 19.$
MU to hold open practice
In advance of his team's upcoming trip to Vancouver, British Columbia for a series of exhibition games, Marquette Golden Eagles coach Tom Crean has decided to open one of the remaining four practices to fans.
So next Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. at the Al McGuire Center, MU fans will have their earliest opportunity perhaps ever to view their team.
"I was going to practice that night anyway, with referees and scrimmage and all that kind of stuff anyway," Crean said. "Now we're going to do it for the public."
As part of the trip, MU was allotted 10 practices to use at its discretion in order to prepare. MU has already used six, and
"We're not leaving until 6:15 Friday night, so we could go Friday," said Crean. "I'm going to play that by ear. But I know we'll go Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday for sure."
Admission to Tuesday night's practice is free and free parking will be available in Lot F, located across the street from the Al McGuire Center.
Expected to be among the spectators is Frank Ben-Eze, a 6-foot-10 high-school senior from Bishop O'Connell High School in Arlington, Va. who will be on his official visit to MU.$
Saunders won't play at MU
Damian Saunders, a 6-foot-8 forward from Waterbury, Conn., won't be admitted to Marquette University, coach Tom Crean said early Thursday evening.
"Unfortunately, Damian won't be able to be accepted at Marquette," said Crean. "His final grades and test scores were not at a level that was deemed appropriate for Marquette University. He's not through the (NCAA) Clearinghouse at this point. But this was more of a Marquette situation because of where he grades were at.
"He's an excellent young man who I think has worked very hard, and I think he's going to have a very strong future in college basketball. Unfortunately it's not going to be with us."
Saunders, who played last season at Notre Dame Prep in Fitchburg, Mass., had been on shaky ground with MU since late June after he was arrested in his hometown for possession of a controlled substance.
"It really didn't," Crean said when asked if Saunders' arrest played any role in his not being admitted to MU. "I was unhappy with it, and I was probably even more unhappy because we were blindsided by it.
"I never really felt, after hearing the different facts in the story, that he really did anything that wrong, except choose to be with the wrong people at the wrong place at the wrong time. To my knowledge, it's already been taken care of. This was totally an academic issue."
Saunders, who now could very well wind up at Duquesne, was the final member of MUs' four-player recruiting class for 2007-'08, joining Scott Christopherson, Pat Hazel and Trevor Mbakwe.
Christopherson and Hazel are already on campus, while the 6-7 Mbakwe - one of MU's most integral recruits in recent years - is still awaiting a final determination from the NCAA Clearinghouse regarding his eligibility.
"We understand the Clearinghouse is loaded up with athletes still playing fall sports," Crean said. "He's been waiting patiently to get the final answer. From what we've seen there's no reason to think everything's not going to work out fine."
Crean also said that forward Lawrence Blackledge had done enough over the summer to return to MU for his senior season.
"He's continued to make progress academically," Crean said. "He's done what he has to do to be eligible."
Recruiting update: Iman Shumpert, a highly touted 6-4 combination guard from Oak Park High School in suburban Chicago, has an official visit scheduled to MU Oct. 12-13, which just so happens to be the weekend of MU's annual 'Marquette Madness'.
MU also expects to have 6-7 Lance Goulbourne of The Hun School in Princeton, N.J., 6-3 Tyshawn Taylor of St. Anthony's in Jersey City, N.J. and 6-7 Renaldo Woolridge of Harvard Westlake in North Hollywood, Ca. in for official visits sometime over the next two months.$
A word on Trevor Mbakwe
Trevor Mbakwe, the 6-foot-7 freshman forward from St. Bernard's Prep in St. Paul, Minn., has been working out with the team in advance of its trip to Vancouver this weekend. He's also expected to take part in the open practice tonight at The Al.
His status remains unchanged, though, meaning the NCAA Clearinghouse has not yet OKd Mbakwe for the season. He's allowed to take part in team activities for the first two weeks of the semester while his case is being reviewed.
MU remains hopeful Mbakwe will be cleared by Friday, which is when the Golden Eagles depart. But as anyone who followed the Lazar Hayward saga last year remembers, getting answers from the NCAA can take awhile.
Meanwhile, 6-10 recruit Frank Ben-Eze is on campus for his official visit. He will be in attendance for the open practice tonight.$
Mbakwe still not cleared
Barring an unexpected turn of events sometime early this afternoon, freshman forward Trevor Mbakwe will not accompany his teammates to Vancouver, British Columbia.
As of late Friday morning, MU and coach Tom Crean were still awaiting word from the NCAA Clearinghouse regarding Mbakwe's eligibility. At question is a summer class Mbakwe took at his high school, St. Bernard's Prep, in St. Paul, Minn.
"If he's not cleared today he'll stay back this weekend," Crean said. "We'll keep some people back with him because, as I said to him, he's as valuable to us even if he's back here as this trip is for the people that are on it. We can't lose any ground with him one way or the other because he's had a good week. He's really picked things up.
"It's tough. He just got here and there's a lot of uncertainty. It's just a matter of timing. They have everything and it'll be disappointing if it hasn't been cleared by the time we leave today. But if it's not, there's not much we can do. Everything has been handled on our end. We're just waiting for them to get to it."
Mbakwe is in the midst of a two-week grace period that's allowed him to take part in the four remaining practice sessions the Golden Eagles had left to prepare for their Labor Day trip, so he'll have been included in everything up until the point they leave for Vancouver.
It's Crean's hope that, at the very least, Mbakwe's case is reviewed and he's cleared sometime next week so he can be put on scholarship and continue preparations for the start of the regular season.
"I know there's a lot of fall sports kids that haven't been certified yet, but we're kind of in an emergency situation, because we're taking the trip," said Crean. "I would hope we would get some precedence, so we'll see."$


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