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Posted on: January 10, 2011 8:59 pm
Edited on: January 10, 2011 9:02 pm
Pair of picks speed up slow start
Posted by Chip Patterson
We expected fireworks and points, so naturally the game began slowed by injury and with a pair of punts. The field looks like it might be a bit of an issue, claiming Auburn's Chris Davis on the opening kick. Both defenses look extremely well-prepared for the opposing offense, and both opening drives were stuffed. Just when Oregon was starting to get some momentum thanks to a couple of first downs and a 21 yard reception from LaMichael James, Darron Thomas overthrew Kenjon Barner and Auburn's Demond Washington came through with the interception.
When Auburn reclaimed the ball with the best field position of the game, Cam Newton was picked off by Oregon's Cliff Harris on the drive's second play. It looks like it just might be that type of game.
Posted on: January 8, 2011 2:21 pm
Newton investigation still ongoing
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
Cam Newton will be taking the field Monday night in Glendale. There's no doubt about that. But it doesn't mean he's out of the NCAA woods just yet.
That's the biggest takeway from this report by Fox Sports' Thayer Evans , who spoke to a pair of Atlanta-area contractors who had agreed to do repairs on Cecil Newton's church in Newnan, Ga., and were interviewed by NCAA investigators the week before Christmas. The good news for Cam is that both said they weren't aware of any kind of scheme to funnel money to the Newtons:
[Emory] Wilcox and [Eddie] Norris, listed on separate city permits for work to be done on Cecil Newton's struggling Holy Zion Center of Deliverance, each told the NCAA investigators that they were never asked to deliver nor did they deliver money to Newton.
The interviews also did nothing to support the theory that the Newtons had used an illicitly-paid windfall to repair the church, as Wilcox revealed that Cecil had yet to pay him for even minor electrical work. The church has avoided being condemned, a Newnan city spokeswoman confirmed, but is not yet up to code enough to host church services.
Despite all that, Evans' story illustrates that while the attention into the investigation into Newton's eligibility has waned, the investigation itself is carrying on all the same. Until the NCAA announces that it's officially concluded its look into the Newtons' finances -- and that that look produced nothing damning -- the possibility will remain that the next overturned log will uncover the improper benefits that would make Cam ineligible for the 2010 season.
Category: NCAAF
Posted on: January 7, 2011 7:07 pm
Edited on: January 7, 2011 7:22 pm
CBS Bowl Bonanza: Cotton Bowl
Posted by Adam Jacobi
The Basics: Texas A&M (9-3) vs. LSU (10-2), Jan 7., 8:00 ET
Why You Should Watch: If you're going to the game, you can enjoy the spectacle and experience that is Jerry Jones' masterpiece, Cowboys Stadium. Of course, if you're going, you don't need to be told why to watch, so you can probably click to another article now. EVERYBODY ELSE: Watch this game. Not only is it the only college football game of the day, but its bookends are Thursday's Miami University - Middle Tennessee State pillow fight and tomorrow's clash of the titans between Pittsburgh and Kentucky. Two 6-6 teams facing two teams replacing their coaches. Yeah, you'll want to watch A&M-LSU.
But past all that, LSU has been one of the most must-see teams of the season, with head coach Les Miles turning his endgames into odd exhibitions of anarchy and chaos that end up working out 60% of the time. Imagine this: one-possession game in either favor, ball at either 40-yard line, and 3:45 left on the clock. Are you turning this game off? Of course you're not.
Keys to Victory for LSU: For all the disorder that has characterized the 2010 season, one immutable constant has been LSU's stingy defense. When the Tigers haven't been facing the T-1000 Cam Newton Cyborg, they've been shutting down opponents at prodigious rates; on the entire season, LSU is tenth in the nation in scoring defense and eighth in overall defense, while ranking in the top 20 in passing efficiency defense, rushing defense, sacks, and tackles for loss. This team does not have systemic deficiencies on defense.
That's good, because the Tigers will be tested on defense by a physically talented but inconsistent Aggie offense. Texas A&M has achieved more offensive balance with Ryan Tannehill at QB than when Jerrod Johnson was healthy, but while that's usually just a euphemism for "he's a worse quarterback," Tannehill is actually competent under center, and it's no surprise that A&M has gone on a six-game winning streak (including wins against four bowl teams) with him back there. If the LSU secondary can force mistakes and turnovers, the Tigers will be in good shape, but that's easier said than done; Tannehill hasn't thrown a pick in over 100 straight attempts. That streak may come to an end tonight, but it's not like 13-30 with 4 INTs is a plausible final line.
Keys to Victory for Texas A&M: For all the struggling the Aggies did against Nebraska 's defense in that 9-6 atrocity, they did manage 19 first downs in the affair, and odds are that if the Aggies replicate that effort in moving the chains, they'll score enough to stay in the game for four quarters. And, again, that's when the fun begins when Les Miles is on the other sideline.
The real challenge, then, is going to be getting the ground game going with Cyrus Gray against elite front-level defenders like Drake Nevis and Kelvin Sheppard -- two guys who have made running between the tackles a nightmare for opponents all season long. The Aggies aren't exactly a spread-and-shred type of team, so they'll have to get their yards by grinding and breaking tackles, or anything else in their repertoire to keep LSU from sitting back and taking away the passing game. Want to see how this game goes for Texas A&M? Just watch where the point of attack moves during the first quarter; if Nevis and company are in the backfield with any regularity, it's going to be a long day for the Aggies.
The Cotton Bowl is like: the senior prom. Prom isn't the apex of one's high school arc, and neither is the Cotton Bowl for the bowl season. But they're awfully close, calendar-wise, and this is one of the last chances to see something magical happen. Everyone's getting all dressed up, they're headed to one of the fanciest places in town, and they're going to have one crazy night while they can. Further, if you've ever seen the way a typical high school senior talks to girls, it's remarkably similar to how Les Miles coaches at the end of the game: it's desperate, astonishing, and far more successful than it has any right to be.
Posted on: January 5, 2011 3:49 pm
Oregon, Auburn have different attitudes to curfew
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
Today was the first media day at the BCS National Championship game, with Oregon defensive coordinator Nick Aliotti the star of the show after saying he was "sleeping like a baby. I wake up every two hours and cry." Cam Newton also clarified that his father would be in attendance at the game.
But maybe the most interesting development to come out of Phoenix since the teams arrived has been the consensus that Auburn has been the more relaxed, more happy-go-lucky team while Oregon (sometimes typecast as a laid-back West Coast program out of admittedly laid-back Eugene) has been much more business-like in their approach.
For maybe the best example of the difference between the two teams, look at the wide, wide variance in their respective curfew policies. When it comes to Auburn (emphasis added) ...
After Internet reports surfaced that star quarterback Cam Newton and some of his teammates were out at a club till almost 2 a.m., Newton was asked on Tuesday if any sort of curfew has been put in place for Auburn.Meanwhile, on the Oregon side , the Duck captains elected to have the players confined to the hotel by a 10 p.m. with a lights-out call by midnight. Linebacker Spencer Paysinger said that the Ducks were distracted at last year's Rose Bowl by "a bunch of things going on" and that this year's bowl experience is "a business trip."
Auburn fans will no doubt say that the light-in-the-reins approach is the right one for a team that's seemed to thoroughly enjoy their 2010 ride, and that the Tigers will be ready to play a loose, nerve-free game next Monday. Oregon fans will no doubt say Auburn isn't taking things seriously enough and that the Ducks will see their sharper focus and better preparation pay off.
We'll find out who's right next Monday.
Category: NCAAF
Posted on: December 30, 2010 4:34 pm
Edited on: December 30, 2010 4:36 pm
LaMichael James returning in 2011 for Oregon
Posted by Chip Patterson
In news that may possibly be considered somewhere between "good" and "freaking fantastic," Oregon running back LaMichael James announced that he plans to return to the Ducks in 2011. Head coach Chip Kelly said that nine underclassmen evaluated their NFL draft options, and all nine would be returning to the Ducks next season. James' made his return official through the school's website.
"I came to the University of Oregon to get a quality education as well as to play football, and feel I have yet to complete that goal," James said in the official release on GoDucks.com.
After leading the nation in rushing, and finishing third in the Heisman balloting, there is certainly plenty of upside for the sophomore to make the jump. But for those close to the program, there is little surprise that the first team Pac-10 academic all-league choice is taking his education seriously. Returning to school also basically guarantees him Oregon's all-time rushing record. A mark that he is currently just 68 yards shy of reaching.
It also helps the team's focus heading into the media frenzy associated with the National Championship Game. Having this matter sorted out before the questions are answered will help keep Oregon's focus on the field. Considering the many off-field issues Auburn will continue to have to avoid answering discuss, this could be considered a slight intangibles advantage for the Ducks. Might not make a huge difference, but if this game is as close as we hope and expect, every little thing will count.
Posted on: December 29, 2010 2:50 pm
The NCAA does not appreciate being mocked, y'all
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
As they did in the wake of their ruling that Cam Newton was eligible -- and the media firestorm that accompanied it -- the NCAA has again issued a statement outlining a recent decision , this time the Ohio State suspensions, and this time they are angry . Or at least, they're as angry as a near-faceless all-encompassing bureacracy can be:
The NCAA throwing around words like "absurd" is the equivalent of your standard columnist or blogger typing out an expletive-laced ALL-CAPS rant. They are, to understate things for effect, not entirely happy.
And though he is well in the minority, this blogger for one doesn't blame them a bit. The criticism of the NCAA's Ohio State ruling seems to simultaneously accuse the organization of being too strict ("Why can Cecil Newton get away with asking for $180,000 while the Buckeyes get punished for a few underpriced tattoos and for selling their own possessions?" ) and, somehow, too lenient ("Why do the Buckeyes get to play in the bowl game when they're suspended?" ). As the saying goes, a good compromise leaves everyone unhappy, and from here it looks like handing down a five-game suspension but allowing the accused Buckeyes to play the biggest game of their current season looks like it fits that bill. (As for the Sugar Bowl's lobbying, please note that it was in the direction of Ohio State and Jim Tressel to keep them from sitting the players themselves, not the NCAA.)
The NCAA is also correct that comparisons between the Newton case and Ohio State's -- not to mention Reggie Bush's, Renardo Sidney's , and the like -- don't entirely fly when the NCAA has no evidence (as of yet) the Newtons received any benefits and plenty of evidence the Buckeyes did. As has been pointed out elsewhere , those accusing the NCAA of inconsistency miss that their response to accepted benefits has been very consistent indeed.
This isn't to say the NCAA hasn't earned its reputation for capriciousness over the years (and then some). There's solid arguments to be made that the Buckeyes should be sitting the Sugar Bowl, that their bylaws should have more clearly anticipated a situation like the Newtons', that the bylaws ought to be looser where relatively minor benefits are concerned (particulary considering how much money the athletes in question are earning for the programs they represent).
But the NCAA is right -- this time -- that just causally tossing out a comparison between the Newtons and the Buckeyes alongside words like "inconsistent" and "biased" isn't a fair method of criticism.
Posted on: December 14, 2010 3:39 am
VIDEO: Cam Newton reads Top Ten on the Late Show
Posted by Adam Jacobi
The Late Show With David Letterman had a special guest tonight, as Heisman-winning Auburn quarterback Cam Newton -- perhaps you've heard of him -- stopped by to read the night's Top Ten List. His category: Top Ten Things Cam Newton Can Say Now That He's Won The Heisman Trophy. Watch below:
It's tough to pick any favorites of the ten -- that task is sufficiently subjective that picking any of the ten would just invite disagreement and discord -- but it was nice to see the Late Show writers walk the jokes up to the point of a bombshell admission without ever making the punchline or situation uncomfortable for Newton. Well, unless he's violently opposed to Justin Bieber , anyway, and on that front one can hardly blame him.
Category: NCAAF
Tags: Auburn, Cam Newton, Cam Newton David Letterman, Cam Newton David Letterman Video, Cam Newton Heisman, Cam Newton Late Show, Cam Newton Late Show Video, Cam Newton Top Ten List, Cam Newton Top Ten Video, Cam Newton Video, David Letterman Cam Newton, Justin Bieber, Late Show Cam Newton, SEC, Top Ten List Cam Newton, Top Ten List Video
Posted on: December 13, 2010 2:10 pm
Edited on: December 13, 2010 5:01 pm
Gus Malzahn staying at Auburn
Posted by Tom Fornelli
UPDATE: Auburn has confirmed that Malzahn will be staying at the school, and he's gotten himself a raise and a contract extension to boot.
It looks like there is more to life than money after all.
After reports surfaced over the weekend that Auburn offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn had accepted an offer that would pay him $3 million a year to be the new head coach at Vanderbilt -- reports that later became the offer has been made but Malzahn hadn't accepted anything -- it looks like Malzahn will be staying at Auburn for at least another season.
However, after contacting the Auburn athletic department, the school could neither confirm or deny that this report is accurate.
Obviously, if the report is correct, this is a bit of a blow to Vanderbilt, who seemed to think that Malzahn was coming. Or, at the least, was really hoping he would come. Instead the Commodores will have to turn their attention elsewhere, perhaps to Maryland offensive coordinator James Franklin.
On the flip side, this is good news for Auburn and Gene Chizik. Not having Cam Newton in 2011 would be a big enough obstacle to overcome, and losing the mastermind behind the Auburn offensive attack would have only made things worse. Of course, just because Malzahn has turned down Vanderbilt, that doesn't mean it's a certainty he'll be back at Auburn next season. After all, there are other coaching vacancies out there, and it's obvious that becoming a head coach is Malzahn's ultimate goal.
The question at this point becomes does the Pitt job hold any appeal to him, or will he prefer to stay at Auburn for another season and see what opens up next year.
Category: NCAAF
Tags: Auburn, Cam Newton, Coaching Searches, Gene Chizik, Gus Malzahn, James Franklin, Maryland, Pitt, SEC, Vanderbilt


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So you've got fame, fortune and a new wife others covet? Where do you go on your honeymoon? If you're Pete Wentz, you head for the basement.
In a radio interview Tuesday morning (May 20) for "On Air With Ryan Seacrest," the Fall Out Boy bassist broke his silence about his marriage this past weekend to Ashlee Simpson , telling the "American Idol" host that the couple has decided to forego a traditional honeymoon for a more intimate, less expensive post-nuptials retreat — in the basement of the couple's Los Angeles home.
"We got some blow-up palm trees," Wentz told Seacrest. "A little fake-n-bake tanning booth. We're eating DiGiorno's pizza, getting in that tanning oven every once in a while — it's great. It's gonna look like we're on that private jet. We're gonna save that $30,000, you know?"
Wentz, who disclosed that the couple has a prenuptial agreement in place, also said he's not sure if the new Mrs. Wentz will take his name. "She legally is a Wentz. … I don't know what she'll do with her stage name — that's up to her," he said. "She hasn't decided that."
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Next, Seacrest asked the obvious question: Is the couple mulling baby names yet? Wentz didn't buckle, staying true to the story he's been telling ever since the pregnancy rumors first surfaced.
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New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday restrained the Andhra Pradesh Government from making new admissions to educational institutions under the four per cent Muslim quota for 2007-08. The court, however, made it clear that admissions already made will be protected.
A three-Judge Bench comprising Chief Justice K.G. Balakrishnan, Justice R.V. Raveendran and Justice V.S. Sirpurkar passed this order on a special leave petition against the interim orders of the Andhra Pradesh High Court refusing to stay the implementation of the law enacted by the State providing for four per cent quota exclusively for Muslims in educational institutions and public employment.
In its brief order, the Bench said that no new admissions should be made under the four per cent Muslim quota but admissions already made would be protected.
The Bench directed listing the matter for further hearing on October 5.
Appearing for the petitioner, senior counsel Harish Salve told the Bench that except a few communities like Syed, Saiyed, Sayyad, Mughal, Pathans, Irani, Arab, Cutchi Memon and Bohras, all other Muslim groups had been brought under reservation. Most of the communities who were excluded were not found in Andhra Pradesh. He said, "you can't identify the entire Muslims as a backward group. This is the most pernicious form of reservation."
Contending that this was a very serious matter with far-reaching implications in the society, Mr. Salve sought a direction to stay the admissions.
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Appearing for the State, Solicitor General G.E. Vahanvati said that a proper exercise of identification of the backwardness among Muslims was carried out. The reports of the Krishnan and Sachar committees were considered by the Commission before the inclusion was made.
The Bench referred to the 14 categories specifically included for reservation and in the 15th category all other Muslim groups except a few communities had been excluded.
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The Art Gym is the recipient of three Regional Arts & Culture Council project grants, directly and indirectly, to support exhibitions in the gallery in 2015.
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Hotel Everest - Frankfurt
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Hotel Everest offers hotel accommodation in the Gutleutviertel area.
This 3 star Gutleutviertel hotel offers free Wi-Fi and an elevator (lift). Guests wishing to relax with a drink will surely want to visit the bar/lounge.
Multilingual staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide tour/ticket assistance, express check-in and express check-out. Coffee is available in the lobby so you can sit back and relax with a hot cup.
Be careful, this hotel offers so called economy rooms, which we have booked accide...Venere Guest, Poland
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- February 2013
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Be careful, this hotel offers so called economy rooms, which we have booked accidentally. Means: room of shoe box size with tiles and carpet off, toilet in corridor,filthy @ very well used towels, no towel racks or hangers, 1 chair for 2 people, no bed side lamps, walls of paper thickness. Need to admit - good buffet breakfast, English speaking staff, working Wi-Fi in rooms.
- December 2012
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Very nice hotel for the money. A comfortable walk from the Hauptbanhof and in a quiet neighborhood.
- February 2012
- Venere Guest
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After arriving at the hotel I struggled to find reception. Checking in was easy and the staff were helpful. I went to my room and it hadnt been cleaned, so I had to wait... Took shower once room was tidy and the shower leaked water all over the bathroom floor. I therefore was standing in drain water. I tried to call reception from my room but the phone didnt work. I approached reception who sent somebody to look at the issue. They then advised somebody would take a look at the shower in the afternoon! I returned to my hotel and the leak had been fixed. There was a really bad smell of drains in my room, which was over powering. The public areas were'nt all that attractive. My stay was helped though by a young man on reception, who spoke English very well, was able to point me in the direction of the area's i wanted to visit and was also very helpful helping me finding places to eat. he offered fantastic customer service so I would like to thank him for his help.
- October 2011
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every night, opposite the hotel there were teenager, with cars driving around or drink beer together. At night you dare not go outside.
- August 2011
- Venere Guest
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A great breakfast buffet is included. Room rate was even lower than anounced at homepage.
- May 2010
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Great location, close to the main train station in Frankfurt (3 blocks), close to restaurants, the area felt safe to walk around in. It was only about a 15 minute walk from stores for all kinds of shopping. The breakfast included was very good. The staff were pleasant and very helpful. We would stay there again.
- September 2009
- Venere Guest
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It was a good stay in this hotel. the only problem was that during the night the doors of the other rooms made always a lot of noise while closing: so we woke up suddenly 'cause of this. anyway the position is perfect, very close to the train station. it's a good hotel where to stay, clean, the room was large, the bathroom nice. so it was ok
- May 2009
- Venere Guest
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Although my stay was fine, my first night was spent in the property's adjacent building. It was only when I moved to the main building did I realise how much bigger and better were the rooms in the main building. Car parking was easy, and the exhibition hall and down-town area was within easy walking distance
- October 2008
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Our room was clean and comfortable, the breakfast average but more than adequate. The staff were friendly and efficient and the whole experience was positive and great value for money. Roger Herrera
- January 2008
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I would definitely recommend this hotel being your stay both for leisure or for corporate purposes. Rooms were very confortable and clean, as well as facilities. Breakfast lounge was very intimate and nice; can't complain about breakfast either, since it was really abundant and of the highest standards. Ideal location, being the hotel absolutely close to the main station as well as to the city centre.
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Small rooms, but not too bad for the price. The cleaning was OK, which was the only thing to mention as positive from this hotel. The reception staff were not helpful at all, very rude and their English was useless (the only good one was a woman who unfortunately was only one day waorking whilst we were there). The parking, which they outstand for being a free service, is the worst: there only fit 4 cars, but the funniest thing is that receptionist also park there if you go, and when you come back they say you lost your place because of that. Breakfast a bit too poor, although waitresses were very good.
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Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari does not believe India's demand to take action against JuD chief Hafiz Mohd Saeed, linked to Mumbai terror attacks, is a "major hurdle" and was hopeful that relations would be normalised soon between the two neighbours.
"I don't think the issue of Hafiz Saeed is a major hurdle in the normalisation of our relations. I am hopeful that relations between the two countries will be restored very soon," Mr. Zardari told PTI during an 'Iftar' function on Monday evening.
Mr. Zardari's comments came ahead of the meetings of Foreign Ministers and Foreign Secretaries of the two countries on the sidelines of UN General Assembly session in New York.
India has accused Pakistan of not taking action to prosecute the 26/11 perpetrators despite 10 months having passed by.
Mr. Zardari said Pakistan is committed to fighting terrorism and no one should have any doubts about this.
"My government's biggest achievement is flushing out extremists from the Malakand division and other areas and this move has the full backing of the people of Pakistan and all political forces," he said.
Attorney General Latif Khosa, Pakistan's senior-most legal official, earlier told PTI that the evidence provided by India is "not enough" to prosecute Saeed, whom New Delhi has described as the mastermind of the Mumbai attacks.
Keywords: Zardari, India, Mumbai terror, Hafiz Mohd Saeed, Indo-Pak relations


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FMLY Fest assembles dozens of musicians for DIY weekend
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The Dallas Jr Mounts finished their undefeated regular season with a 9-0 record by defeating the Kingston Township Raiders, 49-14, on Oct. 14.
Dallas got seven touchdowns from seven different players. Todd Phillips, Steven Newell and Jacob Esposito started the scoring for Dallas. Then Blaine Rex, Matt Fried, Ethan Scoscia and Sean Cuba all scored their first career touchdowns in the second half to put the game out of reach.
Dallas wrapped up the regular season and the No. 1 seed in the playoffs. The Jr. Mounts will play the West Pittston Rams at 12:30 p.m. today at the Dallas High School Stadium.
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In C team action, Kingston Township defeated Dallas, 26-18, as the Raiders handed the two-time defending Superbowl champion Jr. Mounts their second defeat of the season.
Dallas nearly tied the score with a dominating drive with under two minutes left in the game but time expired with the Dallas offense on the Raiders' 2-yard line.
The Jr. Mounts ended the regular season with a record of 7-2 and face the undefeated WWWE Panthers in the first round of the playoffs, a game made special for the Jr. Mounts as they will play at Mountaineer Stadium.
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Every week we fill you in on what's been going on in the food and restaurant world.
In last week's New York Times dining section, a reporter pointed out what she thought was a huge contradiction: Lawmakers who debate healthy-eating initiatives in Congress, then go out to eat at a new crop of junk-food restaurants on Capitol Hill. The Washington Post's Tim Carman responded Tuesday with a sarcastic diatribe with the headline "Dear New York Times: We get it. Your restaurants are better than ours." Carman, we couldn't agree more.
The same day, Carman told us that the white-hot (or is it red-hot?) Red Hook Lobster Pound truck is taking a winter break. Your last day for one of those delicious buttery Connecticut or cool mayo-bound Maine rolls is December 21. You won't see the truck again until January 4. Next year, you'll also see another truck roaming the streets—and the owners plan to license it to park in Maryland and Virginia in addition to DC.
Rock Creek in Bethesda, which is known for posting every dish's calories on its menu, is serving its last dinner on New Year's Eve. Owner Tom Williams told Missy Frederick of the Washington Business Journal only that "it's time." Frederick says chef Dennis Friedman is taking over the space and in March will turn it into a restaurant called Newton's Table.
American Ice Co., the latest from restaurateur Eric Hilton (Marvin, the Gibson, Dickson Wine Bar), opened Thursday. Brightest Young Things has a good collection of photos of the bar, housed in an industrial space that was once a garage and an icehouse. The place is focused on beer and has a small food menu, including pulled pork, smoked turkey, chips and queso, and chili.
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In Long Beach, farmers markets are visible everywhere.
They can be found by Long Beach Airport, in Bixby Knolls, or in the Marina. They draw interest across socioeconomic lines, from the rich to mothers getting federal nutrition help.
And they're growing. In fact, Los Angeles County has more farmers markets than anywhere else in the United States, according to a top county agriculture official.
The state industry has taken off despite being highly regulated. For instance, fruits and vegetables from one farm can't be mixed with those harvested at another farm, and inspectors closely monitor how vendors advertise what is organic or not. Several operators also complain about the fees charged for setting up a farmers market.
Harbor Area Farmers Markets, which runs six farmers markets in the region – three in Long Beach, and one each in Cerritos, Huntington Park and South Gate – generates more than $5 million in annual sales, said Dale Whitney, manager of the markets.
"We run rain or shine," said Whitney, who has run the farmers markets in and around Long Beach for 43 years.
Two years ago, a smaller farmers market group broke away from the Harbor Area Farmers Markets, which is sponsored by the South Coast Interfaith Council.
This smaller group, called Greener Good Long Beach, has taken aim at selling to lower-income residents but with a twist – offering cooking demonstrations on how to prepare fresh fruit and vegetables, said Jorge Rivera, who formed the nonprofit. It now has two farmers markets in the city.
"We focus on the underserved areas of Long Beach. That's our business model," Rivera said. "I felt I could do more with education and workshops, such as food demonstrations. It's one thing to bring healthy food to the people. But you have got to teach them how to cook it. I felt we could do more."
Discussion of farmers market startups has cropped up elsewhere, ranging from the World Trade Center courtyard in downtown, to a Farmers & Merchants Bank parking lot along East Anaheim Street, according to officials familiar with those decisions. There also is some discussion of bringing back a farmers market to City Place Long Beach after one of Whitney's markets was given the boot.
In Long Beach alone, there are 10 farmers markets that are certified, meaning that farmers, vendors and others who sell fruit and vegetables receive certificates showing that they grew the quantities and varieties of fruit and vegetables on California farms, as advertised, according to the agricultural agency of Los Angeles County. They pay several hundred dollars annually to say they're certified.
"The certificate allows the farmer to take the produce and sell directly to the consumer," without labeling or packaging, according to Ed Williams, deputy director of pest exclusion and produce quality with the South Gate-based Los Angeles County Department of Agricultural Commissioner/ Weights & Measures.
In the past year, the numbers of markets in Los Angeles County has grown 7 percent, from 142 markets in 2012, to 152 today, he said. There were 80 in 2006.
"Los Angeles has been consistently the No. 1 county for farmers markets in the country," said Williams, who has been working for government agriculture agencies for more than three decades.
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New Technique Uses MRI To Detect Sugar In Cancerous Tumors
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Researchers from University College London Centre for Advanced Biomedical Imaging (CABI) have reportedly discovered a new way to detect cancer using sugar and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans.
The new technique, which is known as "glucose chemical exchange saturation transfer (glucoCEST)," was developed using the knowledge that cancerous tumors consume much more glucose than healthy tissues in order to sustain their growth. By sensitizing an MRI scanner to glucose uptake, the researchers were able to cause those tumors to appear as bright images on MRI scans taken of laboratory mice.
"GlucoCEST uses radio waves to magnetically label glucose in the body," explained lead researcher Dr. Simon Walker-Samuel. "This can then be detected in tumors using conventional MRI techniques. The method uses an injection of normal sugar and could offer a cheap, safe alternative to existing methods for detecting tumors, which require the injection of radioactive material."
"We can detect cancer using the same sugar content found in half a standard sized chocolate bar," added CABI director and senior author Professor Mark Lythgoe. "Our research reveals a useful and cost-effective method for imaging cancers using MRI – a standard imaging technology available in many large hospitals."
Lythgoe added that their research could ultimately make it possible for patients to undergo cancer screenings at their local hospitals, instead of having to be referred to specialists. The research appears in the latest edition of the journal Nature Medicine, and according to the university, trials are currently underway in order to test the method's ability to detect glucose in cancerous human tissue.
"Our cross-disciplinary research could allow vulnerable patient groups such as pregnant women and young children to be scanned more regularly, without the risks associated with a dose of radiation," said UCL professor and senior author Xavier Golay. Dr. Walker-Samuel added the researchers had successfully developed "a new state-of-the-art imaging technique to visualize and map the location of tumors that will hopefully enable us to assess the efficacy of novel cancer therapies."
The research was financially supported through public and charitable funding from the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR), the University College London Hospitals Biomedical Research Centre, Cancer Research UK, the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and the British Heart Foundation (BHF).


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SRINAGAR: All eight members of the Shri Amarnathji Shrine Board (SASB) have submitted their resignations to Jammu and Kashmir Governor N.N. Vohra, who is also the chairman of the Board.
"The resignations are under the active consideration of the Governor," said a spokesman of the SASB on Wednesday. Informed sources said this step would pave the way for reconstitution of the Board that might assuage the feelings of a section of those agitating over the land transfer row.
The members who have resigned are: Justice (retd.) G.D. Sharma, Professor Vishnu Murti Shastri, Sunil Sachdeva, Manoj Gaur, Dr. Vimla Dhar, Professor Neerja Mattoo, Raghu Modi and Dr. Arun Kumar.
A remark by Dr. Kumar, who was the Chief Executive Officer of the Board, that the land was transferred permanently to the Board triggered the controversy. He was later removed and attached to the General Administration Department.
The Governor, in his meeting with the Shri Amarnathji Yatra Sangarsh Samiti, which is spearheading the agitation, had mentioned that the induction of eminent persons from the Jammu and Kashmir regions would inspire confidence in the functioning of the Board.
Mr. Vohra said on Tuesday that he was not averse to quitting the chairmanship if people were satisfied with that.


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After spending the whole of that season at Firhill, he joined up again on loan for the first half of the following season. Despite returning to Tynecastle for a short period, the defender was a Partick Thistle player again come the February signing a deal to keep him at the club until the end of the season before signing a two year deal during the summer of 2012.
Season 2012-13 was his first full season as a Partick Thistle player and he marked it by scoring six goals, helping the side to the First Division championship and taking a clean sweep of supporters' Player of the Year awards, becoming a firm fans favourite in the process.
With promotion back to the top flight of Scottish Football secured, Conrad signed a contract extension which will keep him at Firhill until the end of the 2014/15 season.
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Already with 532 rushing yards on the season, Justin Lynch isn't satisfied with what he has accomplished on the football field yet.
The senior running back tallied 257 rushing yards and all five of his team's touchdowns against Fred T. Foard on Friday in Newton.
Lynch's performance helped the Bears improve to 4-0 with a 35-7 road win against the Tigers.
Newton-Conover put on an array of offensive fireworks on Friday night versus East Surry in a 49-6 non-conference win that earned the Red Devils their second-straight victory of the season.
Red Devils quarterback Kevin Cline accounted for 236 total yards (130 passing, 106 rushing) in the game.
When the final buzzer sounded Friday in Denver, history was made on the football field.
Bandys picked up a 42-18 win against North Lincoln to improve to 3-1 on the season.
More importantly, the 24-point margin of victory gave Trojans head coach Randy Lowman his 200th career coaching win.
The Maiden football team pulled out to a 21-0 halftime lead and never looked back on its way to a 28-7 victory against St. Stephens in Hickory on Friday.
Wide receiver Jose Campos made the first two scores of the game for the Blue Devils (2-2), including a 77-yard run on offense and an 88-yard interception return for another score on defense.
As an offensive and defensive lineman for the St. Stephens football team, senior Corey Cramer knows what its like to battle on the football field every Friday night.
Conflicts off of the field, though, have made Cramer more mentally tougher than anyone could ever expect out of a 17-year-old.
Paced by two goals from Nich Bryant, the St. Stephens soccer team picked up its fifth win of the season Thursday against North Buncombe, 4-1, in Hickory.
Bryant's goals came in the 23rd and 74th minutes. He also assisted on a fifth-minute goal by Rafael Sauceda.
The Bandys volleyball team remains undefeated in Catawba Valley 2A play with a three-set victory over Bunker Hill on Thursday 25-15, 25-8 and 25-23.
Kate Barrow made 16 aces for the Lady Trojans (5-4, 4-0), while Sierra Brotherton tallied seven kills, six blocks and two aces.
Megan Fair led Bunker Hill (2-9, 1-3) with 13 digs and nine kills. Krissy Helms also added 19 assists.
Jayvee football season hit week four on Thursday with a quintet of match-ups featuring Catawba County football squads.
Below are scores from the county.
Local scores
Fred T. Foard 7, Bunker Hill 6
Hickory 38, North Gaston 28
North Lincoln 28, Bandys 6
St. Stephens 26, Maiden 24
East Surry at Newton-Conover, cancelled
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Rock Barn Golf and Spa in Conover hosted Media Day on Wednesday for the Greater Hickory Classic golf tournament — one month and three days until the event kicks of its 10th anniversary.
Founded in 2003 by Don Beaver and Jim Correll, the tournament continues to be a yearly tradition in Catawba County.
The Newton-Conover volleyball team swept East Burke in three sets on Wednesday 25-16, 25-22 and 25-23.
The Lady Red Devils improve to 2-5 overall and 1-2 in the CVAC.
Prep soccer
T.C. Roberson 3, St. Stephens 0
The Indians were shut out at home against the Eagles.
Saint falls to 4-4-0 on the season.
Prep tennis
Newton-Conover 6, East Burke 3


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Heritage Woods of McHenry -- a BMA affordable assisted living community -- is celebrating National Dance Day with a special performance by the Johnsburg High School dance team at 1:30 p.m. on July 26.
The varsity team will bring the school's exciting half-time show to Heritage Woods, 4609 W. Crystal Lake Rd. in McHenry, Illinois.
Jenneen Hansen, Director of Marketing at Heritage Woods, described the performance as a great opportunity for residents and guests who are not able to attend high school sporting events or watch live dance routines often.
"We try to provide as many enriching experiences as we possibly can for our residents," Hansen said, "and this is just another example of how we are working to keep them connected to the people of McHenry County."
A member of the Johnsburg dance squad has a personal connection to Heritage Woods; her grandmother lives in the community. Many of her high school teammates volunteer at Heritage Woods throughout the year as well.
The team's performance will take place on Friday – a day before National Dance Day, which is recognized on the last Saturday in July.
For more information, call 815-344-2690.
The Heritage Woods of McHenry affordable assisted living community combines residential apartment-home living with the availability of personal assistance, help with medications, and a variety of convenience and support services.
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WHO Chief Dies After Blood Clot Surgery
By Richard Waddington
GENEVA – The World Health Organization's director-general Lee Jong-wook of South Korea died on Monday after surgery to remove a blood clot from the brain, the United Nations agency said.
Lee, 61, had been WHO chief since 2003 and was spearheading the Organization's fight against the global threat of bird flu.
"I am sorry to tell you that Dr. Lee Jong-wook, director-general of the WHO, died this morning," Spain's Health Minister Elena Salgado, who was chairing the session, told the opening meeting of the agency's annual assembly.
Her voice trembling, Salgado described Lee as an "exceptional person and an exceptional director-general.
"Under his leadership, the WHO has been strengthened and has been able to give an effective response to world (health) problems," she said before asking delegates from the 192 member states to observe two minutes' silence.
The annual assembly, which runs until Saturday, was then suspended for 30 minutes after which it was due to resume. "We must continue with our work," Salgado said.
Flags at the U.N. European headquarters, where the assembly was being held, flew at half mast.
WHO officials said acting director-general Anders Nordstrom of Sweden would take over as acting head of the Geneva-based organization until elections for a new chief could be convened.
Lee underwent an operation on Saturday to remove a blood clot at the Cantonal Hospital of Geneva. He had been taken ill suddenly in the afternoon.
The affable South Korean, who liked to pepper his press conferences with jokes, was a keen sportsman with no history of ill-health, officials said.
"There was no warning, no nothing. It was a complete shock," said Iain Simpson, a WHO spokesman.
Before taking over as its head, Lee had worked for the health agency at country and regional level and at the Geneva headquarters for 23 years.
He began in 1983 as an adviser on leprosy for WHO's West Pacific office. An expert on vaccination, Lee was recognized for his work in the fight against polio, helping lower the global rate of contraction to less than one in 10,000 of world population.
He then became head of the WHO's global program for vaccines and immunizations. In 2000, Lee became director of STOP TB, a coalition of more than 250 global partners including WHO member states, donors, non-governmental organizations and private foundations.
Lee took office at the head of WHO as it was beginning to win its battle against SARS — Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome — the highly contagious respiratory disease which killed hundreds of people around the globe after spreading from China.
The South Korean government had hailed Lee's election, the first South Korean to head a major international organization, as a significant step in the country's move into the international arena.
Within a year or so, the world was facing an even greater health threat than SARS in the shape of bird flu, which experts fear could trigger a global pandemic in which millions may perish.
Bird flu is high on the agenda of the annual assembly, which will also debate whether or not to destroy the world's remaining stocks of smallpox as well as Taiwan's long-standing bid to win observership.
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Is anyone going to Pax Aus? Im flying in Thursday alone and i hate drinking by myself so i am considering half assedly organising some drinks Thursday night. I was wondering if anyone would be interested?
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Sadly, no - I'm waiting it out this year to see if it's any good (which I realise is counterproductive, as that mentality is what leads to things not succeeding). I just don't have the $$$ at the moment, especially as I've only got $200 saved for next gen systems thus far.
Hopefully other GBers end up there - I wouldn't be surprised.
That said, I think you'll find more traction for a topic like this closer to the event - what is it, 73 days or so to go?
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I'm assuming that's PAX Australia.
Pax Aus sound like some ancient tome one would use to wake the Elder Gods or something.
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Wow what an incredible couple years SharePoint 2013 is still rockin on premise and online
Time Consuming Steps
However, there were two time consuming steps that didn't have anything to do with the mechanics of the migration or the technology like moving WebParts, Pages, Items, Documents and creating Site Collections from Sites in Additional Content DBs.
Luckily, there were two sources of information that made this easier but still not painless Waldeks Post – Building Global Navigation in SharePoint 2013 http://blog.mastykarz.nl/building-global-navigation-sharepoint-2013/ (it works) and the WAND Library. Unfortunately, though I have access to the Library the client did not choose to purchase the subscription so we didn't get to take advantage of the huge library of terms.
WAND has started offering its entire catalog of taxonomies from the cloud, where you have the ability to subscribe monthly and download the parts that your Client needs to either start their taxonomy or fill out their taxonomy. I have just been through a relatively easy migration 8 Content Dbs and a small 1TB of Content.
Missing Tools for In-Flight Conversion of Site Columns
The largest notable part missing, though metalogix will help you modify Multi-Choice Site Columns to Managed Metadata Site Columns In-Flight, there are NOT ANY migration products that will convert your binary File Format documents to the OpenXML File Format.
The Microsoft tools like Office Migration Planner will not work with a mapped drive using WebDav, but you can still use PowerShell though we found it was actually better to use a staging Farm, Convert all of your Documents using Word Automation Service. then perform a final migration where we modify the columns In-Flight to take advantage of the managed Metadata Site Columns.
This is important, if you want to take advantage of changing the Multi-Choice Site Columns to managed Metadata Site Columns In-Flight. Because if you have not converted all of your RTFs, HTMs, DOCs to DOCX then you will lose the metadata associated with these documents.
I'm not sure why metavis, sharegate, metalogix, tsunami or others do not build document conversion into their products since we need to be moving off the Binary format for many reasons and embracing the OpenXML Format
UPDATE: 04-22-2014 Reference: Stefan Goßner
The updated version of Service Pack 1 has been released today!
Refer to the information below to acquire the updated Service Pack for your product:
NOTE The KB articles for the re-released Service Pack is different from the recalled Service Pack.
Download links for updated SP1:
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For customers who have previously deployed Service Pack 1, download the updated Service Pack 1 and install over the existing Service Pack 1 running PSConfig or PSConfigUI immediately following.
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For customers without Service Pack 1 deployed, download the updated Service Pack 1 package and deploy as per the KB documentation.
There is no update to the integrated ISO ("slipstream") from MSDN, VLSC and MPN as it was not affected by the issue.
Reference: see official announcement in Bill Baers blog post.
"Notice: We have recently uncovered an issue with this Service Pack 1 package that may prevent customers who have Service Pack 1 from deploying future public or cumulative updates. As a precautionary measure, we have deactivated the download page until a new package is published." http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2817429
"Notice:We have recently uncovered an issue with this Service Pack 1 package that may prevent customers who have Service Pack 1 from deploying future public or cumulative updates. As a precautionary measure, we have deactivated the download page until a new package is published.
A known issue in SharePoint Foundation 2013 SP1 can affect the functionality of the Search WebPart. We encourage you to limit production installations of SharePoint Foundation 2013 SP1 until a fix is available. SharePoint Server 2013 is not affected by this issue." http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2817439
I would like to thank Andy Williams the Nikon TAM (Microsoft Technical Account Manager), for bringing this to our attention Thursday. Unfortunately, we are affected since we have deployed SP1 to All DEV and PRD Servers. The only good news (I guess) is that our topology consists of Standalone farms for both WAC and WFM.
You may want to also check out Todd's post http://bit.ly/OjfHAk as he states that Bill Baer has said that the ISO downloaded from MSDN does not have this issue.
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I recently posted on my disappointment of metalogix due to the continual system crashes. The crashes have been resolved and occurred in version 184.108.40.206 There were numerous errors removing version 18.104.22.168.
However, all issues have been resolved in version 184.108.40.206 and greater.
metalogix version 126.96.36.199 ROCKS!! Thanks to the folks at metalogix for working with me to get the issues resolved
Creating Managed Metadata Fields in Flight
After resolving the issues I wanted to check out the inflight creation of Managed Metdata Field migrated from SP2007 MultiChoice Field in flight. The new Managed metadata Field was created along with the term set based on the old SP2007 MultiChoice Field.
Screenshot Metalogix Creating the Terms in flight
However, there is an issue that is not handled in Flight if you have any .DOC files (the old Binary format Office Documents) you will lose all of your, metadata.
The workaround for this issue is to first bring over the libraries as they are. Once they are in SharePoint 2013, you can run the following PowerShell Script if you have configured Word Automation Services to Convert the old binary format to the Open File Format DOCX ,
Then create the Managed metadata field and term set use content matrix
$wasp = Get-SPServiceApplicationProxy | where { $_.TypeName -eq "Word Automation Services Proxy" }
$job = New-Object Microsoft.Office.Word.Server.Conversions.ConversionJob($wasp)
$web = Get-SPWeb http://intranet.contoso.com/
$inputFolder = $web.GetFolder("Shared Documents")
$outputFolder = $web.GetFolder("Shared Documents")
$job.UserToken = $web.CurrentUser.UserToken
$job.Name = "Convert Docs to Docxs"
$job.Settings.OutputFormat = [Microsoft.Office.Word.Server.Conversions.SaveFormat]::Document
$job.Settings.OutputSaveBehavior = [Microsoft.Office.Word.Server.Conversions.SaveBehavior]::AlwaysOverwrite
$job.AddFolder($inputFolder, $outputFolder, $false)
$status = New-Object Microsoft.Office.Word.Server.Conversions.ConversionJobStatus($serviceAppProxy.Id, $job.JobId, $null)
$timerJob = Get-SPTimerJob "Word Automation Services"
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Application Request Routing (ARR) is a proxy-based routing module that uses HTTP headers, server variables, and load balance algorithms to determine how to forward HTTP requests to content servers. The release of ARR 3.0 in July 2013 contains a few new features, as well as bug fixes. The following information describes the new features and how to use them, as well as general information about ARR 3.0 http://blogs.iis.net/erez/archive/2013/09/16/new-features-in-arr-application-request-routing-3-0.aspx
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One of the larger disappointments I have had this summer is the number of crashes using the new Content matrix from metalogix seems to deliver when moving simple WebApps and Site Collections from SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint 2013. I mean simple like having a single Custom Site definition, a few Custom WebParts, with lots of ECM using Choice Site Columns and Custom Content types and all Branding is already deployed
Its almost embarrassing except that I designed and deployed all of the hardware from the SAN Configuration to the F5 Load Balancers and all hardware in between. In addition, I scripted the entire build for DEV, UAT, and PRD and luckily we rocked during the last two migrations one using of all tools Bulk List migrator from Bamboo Solutions and the last time using metelagix SSMM.
I guess my concern is: though metalogix is now one of the dominant players in SharePoint the quality of the migration tools from them seem diminished. I have multiple crashes per day, failure to move simple pieces of content like list items and documents, where it will now take three iterations per job in order to finally get it right.
As much as I dislike having to learn additional tools as there is never enough time I will begin testing MetaViz this weekend and I am greatly saddened that I would have to do so. But on with the show, I realize it makes sense to have a common interface for all of the metelogix products, I would only beg them to not do so at the cost of the value of the products in their own right.. I will let you know how this all works out in the next few weeks. As we have an end date of March 2013…
This project also includes building a One World taxonomy and is takes getting a lot of people together to mostly agree on the majority of the terms your business will be using. We did a great Job in 2008 with the Global Communications Group in charge of technical Publications, Translation and more, now we just have to do the same for the rest of the company and support multiple languages with follow the sun data centers. So its all kinds of fun and march is not very far off.
I am sure I will be sending out another Blog or two this week but just in case you don't have a chance to read those have a Very Happy Halloween
Property Promotion and Demotion
Over the next couple of weeks I will be building a SharePoint 2007, SharePoint 2010, and SharePoint 2013 VMs.. Then using Office 2010 and Office 2013, moving documents between the three SharePoint Environments while using 2 separate content types with several site columns on all 3 environments. I will be making video logs and posting them on Youtube.
The only reason I am doing so is because I see so many people on the forums still have a very difficult time of getting there metadata to either promote top SharePoint or Demote into the documents correctly and I have not had an issue with this since SharePoint 2007 and Office 2003. The funny part is when I ask a forums guest if they have downloaded the 250 files he receives from his employees with the correct metadata embedded in the properties of the document the only reply I receive is it used to work in SharePoint 2007. the first video should be out no later than the end of the week with the second to quickly follow. At the end I am going to break property promotion and demotion on purpose, just for fun…
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Hi everyone so i'm new to video games and i'm attempting a first person shooter i know some javascript and python but thats about it.
|Sep 3 2013, 3:59pm Anchor
Are you sure you did your search properly? Simply searching for: "unity gun shoot tutorial" gives tons of results. Both with raycasting and bullets, including scripting in JS. It won't get any easier than a 10 minutes video tutorial...
|Sep 3 2013, 8:12pm Anchor
theres a shooting gallery source you can download,
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i will check out that thanks but i did do research most didnt work and i already know how to make the gun shoot but it looks crappy and i dont know how to add a muzzle flash and stuff and almost al the stuff i find is just the same thing
|Sep 3 2013, 11:05pm Anchor
adding a muzzle flash i would assume involves a light and a 2d sprite or 3d, attached to a trigger or called via a script that triggers on mouse click.
Im not experienced enough in unity to explain in detail i would fiddle around until i got somthing that works, your best opening demo files like the bootcamp demo and seeing how the did the muzzle flash on their rifle.
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thank you people i hope to release a very early sandbox test in a couple of months once i get this to work
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