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Kart races at night
RaceComplex will hold its dual points karting race Spring-Summer classic under the lights on June 16 at the Lee Civic Center in North Fort Myers. Open practice will be from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Spectator entry is $10 and is good for both practice and the evening races.
Race practice will start at 5 p.m. and the standard two round of practice are on the schedule. A four-lap qualifier follows practice. Pre-finals will run 12 laps leading up to the 14-lap finals.
RaceComplex at the Lee Civic Center is located three miles east off exit 143 off I75. Info: www.racecomplex.com
Summer Open
The Gulf Coast Swim Team Summer Open will be held at Florida Gulf Coast University from June 15-17. Morning sessions will start at 8 a.m. Afternoon sessions will start at noon. Finals will be held at 6 p.m. on the 15th and 16th and at 5:30 p.m. on the 17th. Info: www.gcst.org.
Miracle camps
The Fort Myers Miracle Baseball Camps will be held June 12-14 (ages 6-8) and June 25-27 (ages 9-12) at the Lee County Sports Complex in Fort Myers. Hours are 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Participants will receive a t-shirt, Miracle gift, breakfast, lunch, and one box seat ticket to the Miracle game each night of the camp. Info: (239) 768-4210 or www.miraclebaseball.com.
Gymnastics championships
The AAU Gymnastics Southeast Regional Championship will be held June 16-17 at Germain Arena in Estero. Competition is scheduled to start at 8 a.m. and last throughout the day on both days. Info: Kathy Stuenkel (941) 429-5777 or www.teamfloridagymnastics.org.
3-on-3 soccer
The 3v3 Live Soccer Tour will be at the Bonita Springs Soccer Complex, 27200 Kent Road, on June 16. The top four teams in each division will qualify for regionals. Info: Neal Rickmers (813) 335-2736 or www.3v3Live.com.
Florida Open
The Florida Open Tennis Tournament will be held July 7-10 at The Landings Yacht, Golf & Tennis Club in Fort Myers. Deadline for entries is June 14. Info: (239) 482-0515 or www.floridaopenlandings.com.

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Lalgarh Maoist leader Bikram Mahato and a host of trained cadres, including women, from Chhattisgarh are attending camps set up by banned CPI(Maoist) in the Saranda forest where training is being imparted in guerrilla warfare, arms and handling of explosives, police said today.
Leader of the Maoist outfit's women's wing, Chameli alias Rekha is providing arms training to the women cadre to build its 'Nari Sena' deep inside the forest which is situated along the Jharkhand-Orissa interstate border.
The recruitment drive by the Maoists is taking place after a long hiatus and the police are keeping a close watch on movements of the Maoists, who have lured hundreds of tribal youths and girls belonging to villages on both sides of the inter-State border with promises of financial packages, the police said.
At least three major training camps run by the outfit's Chhota Nagpur zonal committee are in existence at Digha, Balwa and Thalkobad area of Jharkhand and lie between the entry point in Bisra in Sundargarh district and Mancharpur and Kiriburu of Jharkhand.
The forest area, known as a Maoist hot bed, has been chosen taking into consideration the hostile hilly terrain that can be reached only on foot or motorcycle. Only one route - the Karampada route serve as the supply line for logistics and other provisions, the police added.
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All the action from this year's Deals of the Year event, held at the Cadogan Hotel in December.
Credit was full of the festive spirit (or should that be spirits?) together with members of the banking and issuer community in December at the magazine's Deals of the Year reception, held at a hotel in Knightsbridge, London.
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Representatives from the leading underwriters in the debt markets came together with peers from the key issuers of 2010 – including Merck KGaA, the Kingdom of Spain and the World Bank among others – to collect awards for the outstanding transactions of the year. Awards were given in recognition of the best deals, both from the point of view of the issuers who brought them to market and the investors who bought them.
The celebrations marked the end to a year of spluttering activity in some areas thanks to worries about sovereign risk; but a year also in which emerging markets raced ahead. Against that backdrop, some of the deals recognised in the awards stood out for pricing, some for execution and some for clever structuring. Credit congratulates the winners, pictured here collecting their awards.
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Absolute Radio presenter Russ Williams will host a special countdown show from the Olympics site in Stratford, east London, with interviews from Mayor Boris Johnson and Seb Coe, the Olympian and chair of the London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games (Locog).
The special broadcast will be promoted on air today (25 July) and tomorrow across the Absolute Radio network, which includes digital stations Absolute Classic Rock and Absolute 80s as well as the core Absolute Radio.
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Netflix Inc. has finally fallen below the stock price at which a hedge-fund manager made the case against the video-rental company in print and its chief executive officer rebutted him.
U.S. companies should use record low interest rates to issue debt and buy back stock to boost per- share earnings, according to hedge-fund manager Whitney Tilson .
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16.04.08 - Yero Moody: As I watched the welterweight doudle-header on HBO this past weekend I was again reminded of how richly talented the welterweight division truly is. Two of the top ten pound for pound fighters in the world reside there, Floyd Mayweather and Miguel Cotto and a former pound for pound champ Shane Mosley. The fights themselves panned out to be exactly what most predicted. A relatively easy win for Cotto over a grossly overmatched Gomez and part II of the vicious beating of Cintron at the hands of Margarito..
This will bring together a major fight between Miguel Cotto and Antonio Margarito. This fight has an ethnic undercurrent that makes it even more explosive. Puerto Rico versus Mexico! What a rich history and bitter rivalry it is when fighters from these two countries clash. It is sure to be an exciting blockbuster and I can't wait to watch.
This fight is especially important for Margarito whose intial cry of being "the most feared fighter in boxing" has dwindled to a mere whisper following a controversial win over Joshua Clottey and a loss to a rather inexperienced Paul Williams. Will Margarito finally be able to get a win that will gain him a broader fan base and keep him off the undercards? My prediction is Miguel Cotto will brutally beat Margarito into submission. As I watch Margarito he has only made one major improvement and that is he starts much faster than he has in the past.
With a win over Margarito, Cotto will be in line to face the legitimate and true welterweight champ Floyd Mayweather, Jr. via his win over the former undisputed champ Carlos Baldomir. This is a must have fight for Mayweather! In order to secure the type of legacy he boasts of he must face Miguel Cotto and I believe that he will. He knows more than any of us what it takes to build a legacy. I can recall prior to Mayweather facing De La Hoya how he was accused of avoiding fighters who could possibly hurt him. What is truly unfortunate is that his detractors act is if Mayweather is hiding or afraid to face Cotto or Margarito. Let us exmine this fallacy a little more and utilize history as our basis.
It wasn't to long ago that De La Hoya, Mosley, and Mayweather ALL turned down offers to fight Margarito. I for one don't believe any one of the aforementioned fighters are afraid of Margarito. In fact De La Hoya gave a very good reason for why Margarito was turned down. He stated that Margarito hasn't done anything to prove himself against top level fighters and he doesn't have much of a fan base. He indeed had a chance to rise to those heights when he faced Paul Williams but he got outboxed. Had he lived up to his hype and defeated Williams he would not be on an undercard. No fighter with a large fan base fights on the undercard, unless of course you're on the same card as De La Hoya. Mayweather also had his sights set on bigger, more marketbale fighters like Mosley and De La hoya. Mosley initially turned him down but De La Hoya took the offer and history was made. Although as a fan I would love to see Margarito face Mayweather, De La Hoya and Mosley but based on his lack of defense, slow footwork and handspeed, and the wide looping punches that he throws all three of those fighters would have a field day beating Margarito just as I predicted that Williams would, especially Mayweather.
I remember prior to De La Hoya finally agreeing to fight Mayweather how Mayweather eagerly pursued that fight from the time De La Hoya was at 154lbs. and Mayweather was at 140lbs. De La hoya stated that Mayweather had not done enough to earn a fight with him but when the time was right he gave Mayweather a shot. That is the exact same thing Mayweather is doing with Cotto! This cheap, hate-filled talk of Mayweather ducking Cotto is absolute rubbish. When Cotto beats Margarito he will be in line to fight Mayweather and Mayweather will oblige. This will be a megafight of epic proportions. Cotto is a great fighter and deserves this fight. However, his skills don't match up with Mayweather's. I've seen Cotto get tagged hard and consistently by lesser fighters like Torres, Corley and Judah. Although he came back to win all those fights he will get no such opportunity from Mayweather. He will not be able to land those hard shots against Mayweather's superb defense much like De La Hoya never got to land his vaunted left hook nor will he be able to land consistently. If fighters like Torres and Corley were able to land consistent shots against Cotto what do you think Mayweather will do?
Until Mayweather is defeated he remains not only the best welterweight but the best pound for pound fighter in the world. Hate him or love him no other fighter brings it all together like Mayweather. The offense, the defense and an almost inhuman workout regimen.
Thank you for reading.
P.S. Hatton is now pursuing a rematch with Mayweather and wants Mayweather to come to his turf. He blames the referee for the beating he took so he wants a hometown ref. He hopes he'll be allowed to get away with his rough house tactics. He also stated that he hopes the fight can be made at 140lbs. Hatton give it up. You're not in Mayweather's league it doesn't matter what ref you get, what planet you fight on or what weight you fight at! Let's not forget Mayweather is really a legit 140lb. fighter himself.
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The Foundation has undertaken significant measures to assure that this will not occur again. The Board of Directors expanded the leadership team in October 2014 by hiring its former outside counsel to serve as the Foundation's Chief Executive Officer and Vice President - Legal Affairs. Earlier in 2014, the Foundation hired a Controller and Associate Controller, both of whom have substantial experience with financial management of non-profit organizations, and implemented additional financial controls. The Board of Directors also established an Audit Committee comprised of three independent board members all of whom are financially literate and have experience with the audit process. The Audit Committee has engaged a new auditor that has a very large audit practice with non-profit organizations. The former controller was indicted in December 2014 on counts of fraud, tax evasion and money laundering, and is now in government detention. In order to assure transparency, the Foundation will publicly disclose subsequent developments in this matter that it believes may be of concern to our donors.
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PLEASE LISTEN - HDF President Nancy Wexler on WNYC's Freakonomics Radio
Hereditary Disease Foundation President Nancy Wexler spoke to Stephen Dubner, host of WNYC's Freakonomics Radio, about how people at risk for Huntington's disease think about and plan for the future. The episode will be available on iTunes to podcast subscribers on Wednesday evening, June 19, and on the Freakonomics website starting Thursday morning, June 20.
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HDF President Nancy Wexler was selected as one of the "50 Women Who Shaped America's Health."
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HDF President Nancy Wexler is co-author on two major new studies of HD prevalence.
Evans SJ, Douglas I, Rawlins MD, Wexler NS, Tabrizi SJ, Smeeth L. "Prevalence of adult Huntington's disease in the UK based on diagnoses recorded in general practice records." J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry. 2013 Mar 29.
Douglas I, Evans S, Rawlins MD, Smeeth L, Tabrizi SJ, Wexler NS. "Juvenile Huntington's disease: a population-based study using the General Practice Research Database." BMJ Open. 2013 Apr 3;3(4).
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Herbert Pardes, HDF Board of Director member, featured in Psychiatric News - "Psychiatry Superstar Dials Back Distinguished Career"
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Listen to an interview with Nancy Wexler and Sir Michael Rawlins on the BBC Today - 'Real need' for Huntington's research
Medical experts say that the devastating brain condition Huntington's disease is at least twice as common as was previously thought.
Sir Michael Rawlins, Honorary Professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and Nancy Wexler, Hereditary Disease Foundation President and Professor of Neuropsychology at Columbia University, examine the implication of the findings.
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New Data Point To Huntington's Disease Hope
February 8, 2010—A study being published Monday offers hope for those with Huntington's disease. The Archives of Neurology has a report about a drug aimed at the serious cognitive deficits that people with Huntington's also suffer. LISTEN NOW
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Tetrabenazine News—USA Today, October 28, 2008
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Akron (0-0) at UCF (0-0)
Aug. 29, 7:00, ESPN3
Why You Should Give A Hoot:
Having graduated from Conference USA, UCF is set to play its first game as a member of the American Athletic Conference. The Knights are coming off their third 10-win season under George O'Leary, and they've got a shot of playing their way into a BCS bowl game with a league title in 2013. It all begins with a visit from Akron, a team UCF slayed in last year's opener, 56-14. The Zips are slowly building for second-year coach Terry Bowden, but they haven't beaten an FBS opponent since 2010. After earning a few moral victories in 2012, Bowden wants to capture the kinds of wins that impact the standings and player morale.
Why Akron Might Win:
The Zips are the first team that'll get a crack at UCF's rebuilding defense. The Knights lost a lot of production and leadership to graduation. Akron will counter with the running of Jawon Chisholm and a passing game that led the MAC in output a year ago.
Why UCF Might Win:
The one-two punch of QB Blake Bortles and RB Storm Johnson will overwhelm a Zips D that's still in the developmental stage. Bortles has an NFL to go along with a talented corps of receivers. Johnson is a punishing runner, with the quickness and cutback ability to break free into the secondary
Who To Watch Out For:
- Bortles could spend his junior season auditioning for pro scouts. He's got that good of an arm.
- Bowden loves the arm talent of his quarterback, sophomore Kyle Pohl, who's done a solid job of holding off the challenge of Colorado transfer Nick Hirschman.
- Be patient with Bowden and defensive coordinator Chuck Amato. They may not have the talent yet, but they've got the blueprint to turn Akron into a winner in time.
- No. 69 in the home sweater will spend plenty of time in the Akron backfield. Thomas Niles has made a smooth transition to end after playing tackle in 2012, and his quickness and drive will frustrate the Zips.
What Will Happen:
Akron has a long way to go. And a trip to Orlando won't help the Zips' confidence. On this night , it'll be too much Bortles, who'll open his much-anticipated junior year by throwing for 250 yards and three scores in a rout.
UCF 48 … Akron 14
Must See Rating:
(5 Hard Knocks – 1 'N Sync on the VMAs) … 1.5
Towson (0-0) at Connecticut (0-0)
Aug. 29, 6:30, ESPN3.com
Why You Should Give A Hoot:
How much trouble will Paul Pasqualoni be in if his team has another losing season, or gets pushed on Thursday by an FCS visitor? The Huskies' offense was dreadful a season ago, but they do have a boatload of starters back that should be improved.
Why Towson Might Win:
Being ranked No. 12 in the FCS preseason poll is an indication that the Tigers are fully capable of giving the Huskies a run for their money. Towson went 7-4 last year, while ranking 15th in total offense at 441 yards a game. The rushing attack will be critical if the Tigers expect to keep this one closer than expected. Towson's strength is running the rock, led by 1,000-yard rusher Terrance West.
Why Connecticut Might Win:
The Huskies offense was abysmal last season, ranking, 110th in the nation at a pedestrian 318.3 yards per game. There is no chance they come close to appearing in a bowl if that continues, and the onus needs to be put on their backfield. RB Lyle McCombs and QB Chandler Whitmer are way too talented to not produce at a higher level. Four offensive linemen return to UConn, which will allow it to quietly gash the Towson front.
Who To Watch Out For:
What Will Happen:
This won't be rocket science; the Towson Tigers can play with a few FBS programs, because they are simply that talented. However, Connecticut is a respectable program. The defense is too relentless and this is the game that should help put the Huskies back towards the right direction. It may not be pretty, but the Huskies will steamroll in the fourth quarter.
Connecticut 44 … Towson 14
Connecticut -20
Must See Rating:
(5 Hard Knocks – 1 'N Sync on the VMAs) … 1
Southern (0-0) at Houston (0-0)
Aug. 30, 8:30
Why You Should Give A Hoot:
Houston is kicking off a new era, which couldn't have come at a better time. The Cougars, one of the new members of the American Athletic Conference, are banking on a rebound from last season's disappointing 5-7 collapse. They'll be opening the campaign against Southern of the SWAC, which went 4-7 a year ago. The Jaguars will earn $350,000 for making the trip to Houston on Friday night.
Why Southern Might Win:
The Houston D will begin this season with plenty of question marks and concerns. The Jaguars will look to catch their opponent in transition, with help from the potent pitch-and-catch combo of QB Dray Joseph and WR Lee Doss.
Why Houston Might Win:
The Cougars expect very little resistance from the Southern defenders on Friday night. Even without Charles Sims, who transferred to West Virginia, Houston will grind out yards on the ground, with Kenneth Farrow rumbling behind a veteran line. The David Piland-led passing attack will be potent this season.
Who To Watch Out For:
Houston WR Deontay Greenberry is set to explode in 2013. The five-star recruit from a year ago is a gamebreaker, with enormous physical skills.
- Coordinator David Gibbs was brought about to fix the Cougars D. He inherits a group that can attack out of the back seven with the likes of LB Derrick Mathews and FS Trevon Stewart.
- Houston head coach Tony Levine is in dire need of a fast start after last season's debacle. Regardless of the score, he'll be on his kids for all 60 minutes.
What Will Happen:
Houston begins 2013 with a chip on its shoulder and a pebble in its shoe. It'll roll to an easy victory over an inferior opponent behind 600 yards of total offense.
Houston 57 … Southern 13
Houston -40
Must See Rating:
(5 Hard Knocks – 1 'N Sync on the VMAs) … 1
Rutgers (0-0) at Fresno State (0-0)
Aug. 29, 10:30, ESPNU
Why You Should Give A Hoot:
Every wannabe BCS buster has a non-conference game on the schedule that provides a postseason litmus test. This is it for Fresno State.
The Bulldogs are riding high these days. In the rear view mirror is a nine-win season in Tim DeRuyter's debut in the Valley. Up ahead is co-favorite status along with Boise State to win the newly-realigned Mountain West Conference. Is this the year that Fresno State finally arrives with a January bowl game, a dream dashed so many times during Pat Hill's tenure? It all starts with a cross-country visit from the Scarlet Knights.
Rutgers is beginning its transition year. It's got one season in the American before becoming a full-fledged member of the Big Ten in 2014. The Scarlet Knights have had their own frustrating near-misses with the BCS, squandering a golden opportunity to win the Big East outright last fall. Rutgers lost a ton of talent and leadership, especially on defense, which will test the team's ability to elevate higher in Kyle Flood's second season on the job.
Why Rutgers Might Win:
Even in the face of a veteran Fresno State D-line, the Scarlet Knights believe they'll be able to control the line of scrimmage on Thursday. Four starters return up front for Rutgers, headed by next-level OG Kaleb Johnson. The unit is blue-collar and physical by nature, which will help open holes for RB Savon Huggins and provide time for QB Gary Nova to spot field-stretching WR Brandon Coleman.
Why Fresno State Might Win:
Rutgers lost a number of defensive players to the NFL. Fresno State is poised to capitalize on a unit suddenly short on star power. The Knights must slow down Derek Carr, one of the country's premier senior quarterbacks. Not only does No. 4 possess an NFL arm, but he also returns last year's top two receivers, Davante Adams and Isaiah Burse. DeRuyter's D brings back enough starters on the first and final levels to offset the rebuilt linebacker corps and at least approach last year's unexpectedly good No. 22 ranking.
Who To Watch Out For:
Both team's running backs need a fast start on Thursday night. Huggins hasn't played like a five-star recruit in his first two years. BYU transfer Josh Quezada is aiming to bring a physical element to the Fresno State offense this year.
- Nova's inconsistencies have been well-documented. If his decision-making hasn't improved, Bulldogs' DBs Derron Smith, L.J. Jones and Sean Alston will pick his pocket clean.
- The matchup inside between Johnson and Fresno State NG Tyeler Davison will capture the attention of NFL scouts.
- Among the top four cornerbacks set to face Carr and his gifted receivers are two true freshmen. One of them, Ian Thomas, is maintaining a hold on the starting job. This is a brutal draw for a secondary breaking in three new regulars around Lorenzo Waters.
- If the Scarlet Knights focus too much attention on Adams and Burse, 6-6, 257-pound Bulldogs' TE Marcel Jensen will abuse them over the middle and in the flats.
What Will Happen:
This is not a great spot for Rutgers to be opening a season. The Knights must travel to the opposite coast, with a retooled defense, to face Carr and a Fresno State team that'll be sky high by the opening kickoff. The Bulldogs will start fast, yet won't cruise against an RU team that can slow down the pace with its rushing attack. However, the Knights will fall short in comeback mode, turning the ball over when Nova is pressed into obvious passing situations. One down and 11 to go for Fresno State to deliver that long-awaited magical season.
Fresno State 31 … Rutgers 23
Fresno State -11 o/u: 54.5
Must See Rating:
(5 Hard Knocks – 1 'N Sync on the VMAs) … 3.5
Texas Tech (0-0) at SMU (0-0)
Aug. 30, 8:00, ESPN
Why You Should Give A Hoot:
It's the old guard among offensive innovators versus one of the new kids on the block, as SMU hosts one-time Southwest Conference rival, Texas Tech.
Former Red Raiders QB Kliff Kingsbury makes his debut as a head coach at his alma mater. Predecessor Tommy Tuberville left on his own volition, but Texas Tech may prove in time to have upgraded on the sidelines. The program had become kind of stale since Mike Leach had been fired, and the locals hope that the 33-year-old Kingsbury can provide some fresh energy and ideas in Lubbock.
June Jones is back for his sixth season on the Hilltop, and his first as a coach of an American Athletic Conference squad. Jones and his Mustangs have sort of hit a wall of late, hovering around the .500 mark as a member of Conference USA. Forward progress will not be easy at SMU since the team lost a ton of productive players to graduation and the schedule is the thorniest the school has faced in decades.
Why Texas Tech Might Win:
Tech is going to be the much tougher team at the point of contact. Back on defense is the entire front seven, namely linemen Kerry Ryder and Dartwan Bush, a stark contrast to the depleted SMU D-line. The Mustangs also lack the size and the experience on their O-line to prevent Gilbert from being flushed from the pocket. The Ponies better be dramatically improved in pass defense this week, because the coach is different, but the guns are still up in Lubbock.
Why SMU Might Win:
The Red Raiders lost their entire defensive backfield to graduation; not exactly an ideal situation with a June Jones-led team first on the schedule. Yeah, Mustangs' QB Garrett Gilbert lacked consistency in 2012, but he'll be tighter in his second year in the Run N' Shoot. He'll also benefit from the returns of two of his top receivers from a year ago, Jeremy Johnson and Der'rikk Thompson.
Who To Watch Out For:
Kingsbury's first triggerman at Tech will be sophomore Michael Brewer, a talented young distributor poised to pile up monster numbers. First, though, he has to shake a back injury that's sidelined him this month.
- Zach Line is no longer in Dallas, but the SMU ground game remains in capable hands now that Traylon Shead is eligible. The 6-2, 225-pound Texas transfer is a battering ram coming off a great offseason.
- Brewer, or whoever, gets the call from Kingsbury must get the ball in the hands of WR Eric Ward and TE Jace Amaro, easily Tech's most consistent targets.
- If SMU gets torched through the air Friday night, don't blame CB Kenneth Acker. He's an NFL-caliber defensive back and special teamer, who'll do something really special at least once or twice against Tech.
What Will Happen:
Lots of uncertainty and new starters will make for a sloppy opener in Dallas. Neither team is close to being a finished product, so the staffs will feel their way through the game, making substitutions on the fly. The Red Raiders will lean on their edge in the trenches, winning the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball. Turnovers will be the key, with Tech turning one of Gilbert's sailed throws into a crucial quick-six. Kingsbury will open with a win and a lengthy to-do list to take into Week 2.
Texas Tech 38 … SMU 28
Texas Tech -6 o/u: 59.5
Must See Rating:
(5 Hard Knocks – 1 'N Sync on the VMAs) … 2

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Dueling rulings: Courts split on health law clash
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama's health care law is snarled in another big legal battle, with two federal appeals courts issuing contradictory rulings on a key financing issue within hours of each other Tuesday.
But the split rulings don't necessarily mean another trip to the Supreme Court for the Affordable Care Act.
And White House spokesman Josh Earnest immediately announced that millions of consumers will keep getting financial aid for their premiums — billions of dollars in all — as the administration appeals the one adverse decision.
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andyc1980 wrote:Probably by creating the weapon and then feeding to frampt, at a guess
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andyc1980 wrote:Probably by creating the weapon and then feeding to frampt, at a guess
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LeoliansBro wrote:Right, I'm having that
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|@quadfather that's what I thought. Best get that second bell rung then.
@quadfather Think of it as a burst-fire crossbow. Now imagine loading it with lightning bolts.
Really, I'm being very, very completionist on my PC run. Every weapon, every armour set, every Dark Phantom, stuff I don't need for the Dark Soul. There's a little voice inside me that tells me I'm just putting off the assault on the Lord Souls, but I've done Nito and about to do Seath. I just don't want to spend the bastard-hard NG+ trying to get anything I could have got in NG.
|@FogHeart I've got no chance of doing that on NG. The Hunter set wasn't in with the longbow in darkroot basin. I'm sure it showed I'd picked it up but its nit in my inventory or bottomless box.
|@andyc1980 If that's the only thing then that's not too bad, you won't be killed by anything trying to get it on NG+. You can't get everything on NG, you don't get enough red or white slabs and you need to use some boss souls twice. I'm making bad choices on those, moonlight spear is no good without INT, Tin Darkmoon Catalyst still needs minimum requirement of INT to attune a spell, just scales with FTH once you use it, so not much point.
Avelyn is OK. Its powerful, fast firing and good in PvE and PvP. Not bad if you don't have much in the way of DEX.
However I personally much prefer a well upgraded bow, its much more versitile and less expensive in the long run.
FogHeart wrote:Yeah, I've seen it on youtube video's - I always forget about it when I'm in the dukes. I'll go grab it.
I'm doing the same with my BK char. Done all the lord souls, and just getting some stuff from the dlc, but then I'm going to fucking hoover up everything before ng+
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@FogHeart - Remember to Kindle the main bonfires you use around the game too, as they are still kindled in NG+ without you having to go out of your way to beat the Pinwheel. Allows you to have (up to) 20 estus flasks which is handy when you get to the Dukes....etc.
On PvE characters, I normally try and kindle:
-Andre's Bonfire
-Blightown (bottom)
-Dukes Archives (first one after boars / balcony before crystal caves)
-TOTG (either)
-Darkmoon Tomb
-Painted world
I don't tend to do any others. You probably don't need to kindle that many. I always have atleast one max kindled on a warp location for convinience. I always max kindle Andre's bonfire, I always seem to be around there at some point.
Edited by Architect_z at 13:01:51 12-02-2014
|Speaking of Tomb of the Giants, I used to believe there was only 1 bonfire in that area, and then found another the other day, only a minute from the other one mind. I never knew there were other bonfires on there.
|Thought there were 3?
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quadfather wrote:Hmmmm, there probably are, TOTG is a confusing place.
So I am back pushing through on a Wanderer playthrough via the PC. I parked myself on the 360 after some severe issues with curses playing mostly STR and VIT. I just killed Capra (I hate him!) but I fear the depths/sewers after the curse situtation so I rolled into Darkroot Garden, found the bonfire picked up the elite set and the wolf ring while exploring and can't find a route to the butterfly. I keep getting destroyed by those Stone Knights in the Garden, I hate that damn dazing curse thing they do despite how slow they are.
I can't kill Havel mostly because I am awful at rolling through his attacks even though I want his ring badly and I can't kill the red dragon despite at least twenty or so attempts last night.
Do I suck it up and wade back through the depths towards the second bell or can I do something else?
|Oh also I have my Falcion at +5. Worth upgrading the standard Wanderer armour or hold out for something better? I'm trying to find a source of large Titanite Shards to push it to +10 but so far nothing. Trying to resist resorting to Wiki for a drop list but its looking like that may be the next move.
|I found the easiest way to beat Havel was to equip a small shield and parry/riposte.
@Huntcjna - For the butterfly, when going past the sealed door, hug the left wall, around the stone knights, and you'll see a way into a walled area. The butterfly is up the stairs.
Falcion+5, perfectly good weapon at this stage.
As for Havel, if you're good at backstabs, you can just keep backstabbing him, you can try and riposte at your own risk.
Good luck. ^_^
@Huntcjna There is a reliable source of large shards that you can get to, but to get there needs one of three things:-
- You have a master key as a starting gift
- You finish the depths and get past the next area
- You get to Darkroot basin, find a bonfire down there, go past it and then past several drakes (small dragons) that breathe lightning.
Of course only the first is of any use to you right now! I don't suppose you chose your gift....wisely?
As for armour upgrades, you can probably upgrade what you have but don't take it too far, resist using large shards on it, until you are certain what kind of character you will be - lumbering strong hard-hitter, dextrous zippy roller and runner, hit them with spells from a distance etc. These will dictate what will be the best set for you is.
|@Architect_z Everything is kindled. Eeeeverything. Well not the one at the start of DR, it's a bit pointless. Very, very completionist is me. Still got 40 soft/12 hard humanity so I'm happy. Only things I've not collected and could have are Shiva's shield and his bodyguard's ring. I've broken covenant so I think I missed my chance. I hope I can bait a nearby enemy into attacking him in NG+. Aside from that, I'm pretty sure the blue slab is the last thing to collect.
Architect_z wrote:Knowing the way I play, it's probably the same one that I come across by going round in circles, thinking it's a different bonfire. Fuck knows to be honest
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|There are definitely two, was 'downstairs' yesterday doing Nito (nudge nudge) and remember the area well right now.
quadfather wrote:Nope: it's worth eight thou to Frampt direct IIRC.
|a nods as good as a wink to a blind bastard stuck in a tomb
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EMarkM wrote:Which weapon though?
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No weapon; the soul piece itself is worth 8000 if he eats it, I think, but only 1200 if you eat it.
Edited by EMarkM at 14:37:09 12-02-2014
|As a pyro do I need to level up my INT to get some better fire spells?
EMarkM wrote:Yea but how much is the moonlight spear worth
/patient as the grave voice tone
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@quadfather Ah right.
Haven't got a clue, I'm afraid.
Sorry for confusion
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- "trying to make illegal copies of movies with handheld video recorders or mobile phones" I want to see those illegal copies made on cell phones, hahahah. This is just funny to pursuit them hahaha
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Evelyn Nguyen and the Statue of Liberty
January 2013
Great Water Taxi Ferry to the Statue of Liberty (about 1 hour). Very informative and fun. Everyone loved it.
Urban signs
January 2013
They are great memories that you must take. This one is near Lennon´s place.
A breath in Central Park
January 2013
Dont miss Central Park
Statue of Liberty
December 2012
October 2012
Brooklyn Bridge
October 2012
George Washington
October 2012
Empire State Building


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|Tough 5 weeks keeps 'Canes outside playoffs again
|Written by Admin
|Monday, 29 April 2013 09:31
For the fourth straight year and sixth time in seven seasons, the Hurricanes missed the playoffs.
And once again, a serious slump was to blame.
An injury-riddled stretch in which they earned only three points in five weeks sent them tumbling from the Southeast Division lead and doomed them to yet another early offseason.
Carolina went 1-13-1 from March 14-April 11 and set a club record with eight consecutive home losses.