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The Broncos held a 24-0 lead over the Patriots at the half, only to commit a special teams blunder and lose on a field goal in overtime. Against Tom Brady, the ball never seems to bounce Peyton Manning's way
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The Broncos' locker room felt like it was operating in slow motion, as if the final score would somehow change if everyone lingered long enough. Running back Knowshon Moreno was the last to leave, hopping on crutches a full hour after the Patriots kicked a 31-yard field goal in overtime to complete the biggest comeback in franchise history.
Interim Broncos head coach Jack Del Rio, his cheeks flushed red from the six-degree windchill and a tinge of embarrassment, didn't have much to tell the team after the 34-31 loss: This was a tough one, and that was a great team we played against, he said. What more can really be said after blowing 24-0 halftime lead and reinforcing your team's greatest insecurities in prime time?
You know which insecurities: Peyton Manning lost to Tom Brady for the 10th time in 14 meetings, and yet another big game in the cold. And Wes Welker, in his return to Gillette Stadium just months after his messy split from the Patriots, was part of the muffed punt that led to New England's game-winning score three plays later.
When it was finally over, three hours and 53 minutes after kickoff, the Broncos took their time gathering themselves. Moreno, who ran for a career-high 224 yards, struggled to walk the 20 feet from his locker to the training room after rolling his right foot on his 37th and final carry. Left tackle Chris Clark winced as he asked a team staffer to help him pull off his pads, and cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie fidgeted with a new shoulder sling. Del Rio hesitated before his postgame press conference, staring at the box score.
The Broncos are still 9-2, one game ahead of the Pats (8-3) and tied with the Chiefs for the best record in the AFC. But Manning and Welker didn't even bother pretending that this was just any old loss.
Welker dressed at his locker in front of a waiting media scrum, slowly buttoning a white collared shirt dotted with navy stars. When he turned around, his glassy blue eyes were opened wide. The blame was his, he said, for a pair of plays in overtime that swung the game the Patriots' way. There was the 3rd-and-8 at New England's 37-yard-line, on which linebacker Jamie Collins broke up the pass to Welker, forcing the Broncos to punt. Welker said he should have squeezed the ball in tighter. On the muffed punt, Welker, who was inserted as the "safe" returner, said he should have issued the signal to call off the return earlier.
As it happened, teammate Tony Carter was still blocking his man for the return when the punt bounced into Carter's leg. The Patriots recovered the ball at Denver's 13-yard line, setting up Stephen Gostkowski's chip-shot field goal with the wind at his back. Welker didn't talk to Carter or any teammates on the sideline afterward. The first time he verbalized what happened was to the media, and he still seemed stunned.
"Well, yeah," Welker said, with a touch of annoyance. "The game just ended."
Stunned was also the best descriptor for Manning, who sat at his vacant locker stall, fully dressed, thumbing through his phone for several minutes. When he finally stood up and slipped into his overcoat, a security guard pointed him in the direction of the team bus. But Manning just shook his head, lingering instead in the frigid bowels of the stadium while the equipment staff emptied the locker room. At one point, he caught eyes with Patriots defensive coordinator Matt Patricia and approached him for a brief conversation—ironic because Patricia had some of the answers Manning was seeking as to why his offense managed only one score after halftime. But rivals aren't expected to share.
"Good luck," Manning said.
"I'll talk to you later," Patricia said.
No one would believe the ending if it hadn't actually happened. Peyton Manning was given the ball first in overtime. He had the ball for 7 minutes and 53 seconds in overtime. He had the ball in Patriots territory in overtime—twice. And yet he couldn't score. Sure, Manning wasn't the focal point of the offense on this windy night (that was Moreno), and he posted season lows in completion percentage (52.8) and passing yards (150). But the Patriots lined up to punt on 4th-and-four from their own 43, and he was about to get the ball back with more than three minutes left in overtime, needing only a field goal to win. You'd take that bet, right?
Then the ball bounced and the duel between the two future Hall of Fame quarterbacks was decided by a special teams miscue.
"I hated the way that ended," Manning said, "and not getting a chance there to get our hands on the ball."
At 1:17 a.m., Manning finally headed for the team bus. Moreno hobbled through the door a few minutes later, wearing a walking boot on his right foot and flannel pajama pants for the long journey home. They left in the nick of time, just missing a gleeful Rob Gronkowski careening through the corridor in the front seat of a golf cart.
"Mooooove it!" the Patriots tight end called out playfully. For the victors, it was full speed ahead.
It made no sense to me that they chose Welker as the punt returner for that play. He hardly ever got anywhere in that position as a Patriot. He didn't even catch the ball and he still messes it up.
The Broncos will rebound and make the playoffs just what seed? Then we will see. They should move on. Here is my take--http://psychologyofsports.com/2013/11/24/manning-and-brady-the-downside-of-brilliance/
This was in New England, Denver lost by a field goal in overtime. That leads me to believe that if they played on a neutral field in Omaha, Denver would be victorious.
Denver still has home field advantage in the afc so the games will be played in Denver where Denver will win.
Peyton Manning deserves to suffer. He owns 21 Papa John's "pizza" shops. Anyone who hates humanity enough to feed people that swill has pain coming.
I'll say what all Chiefs fans keep hearing from people to spread the wealth of ridiculous logic. Even though it has no bearing whatsoever I guess the Broncos have been exposed by their weak early schedule because now that they're playing tougher teams they're not blowing them out like the others, blah blah blah. Their weak defense is being exposed, blah blah blah. OK, enough of the stupid rhetoric. This Denver team is GOOD. We've seen it time and time again where a team (pick a sport, any sport) gets a big lead and just like that the momentum swings and the other team mounts a furious and brutal comeback and wins. Has no bearing on the Broncos though because they are still a good/great team. The AFC West is no longer the laughing stock of the NFL is all this means and any team playing them, any of them, is in for a tight dogfight of a game. BTW, that Julian Edelman cat can freaking play!
- That pretty much sums up the average Patriots fan's knowledge of how the salary cap works.
@DougDavis Maybe on that neutral field in Omaha. Or a nice Dome in Indy. But even with home field, guess who doesn't have the advantage? Manning plays outdoors, in the brutal cold of Mile High, now. He was never good in the cold in January when he was young and at his prime. He was not good yesterday, because he is a Southern boy who played most of his career in a the wind free, cold free confines of a dome. The only time he made noise in the post season was when he never had to play outdoors. Don't see that changing now.
That's the same Papa John who said he couldn't give his employees health insurance because he'd have to raise the price on his large pizzas by 11¢. Screw Papa Johns.
@MoeLarryAndJesus lol I learn something new everyday
@Smoothkaos They are good...sure, but they clearly aren't this juggernaught that Denver was telling us they were.
@errxn Ignorant reply, the accent went extinct years ago. Welker was let go because he brainfarts, drops, makes critical mistakes at critical moments. Just like last night. Makes him a a perfect fit for his new team and QB who have the same traits.
@errxn Explain how the salary cap plays into this, considering the Patriots had about 24 million in space when he left
@BenMyers @DougDavis Denver has home field if they beak KC next week. Otherwise, they could finish with a better record than the Pats but still be the #5 seed if they don't win their division.
Actually after the 2006 season Indy was the 3rd seed and had to beat Baltimore in Baltimore to advance to the AFC title game (which ended up being in Indy since the Pats were a 4 seed).
And regardless of Peyton's perceived cold weather difficulty (he did fine last week in the cold in Denver, by the way), it's the Broncos' home stadium, one of the most difficult stadiums for visitors to win in, and one where Brady & Belichick have had a hard time throughout their tenure, beginning with Brady's second loss as a starter in 2001 (a 5 iNT affair), through their first playoff loss together in 2005 (Bailey returned a Brady INT 100 yards for the winning TD), as well as Bellichick's loss to his once and future assistant Josh McDaniels in 2009 (the last pre-Tebow meeting in Denver).
@SteveFarce very true but I respect em
@SteveFarce @errxn Y'know, you're right. I should have included "Patriots front office" since they were the ones who put all those ridiculous escalators into their offer.
@anon76 @BenMyers If Manning is held to six field and goals and the worst passer rating of his career as he was in the 2006 Divisional Round in Baltimore, the Patriots will win... Only reason Baltimore lost that game was because their offense was inept as well. Don't kid yourself. Manning is awful in the cold weather.
@anon76 @AnthonyAveyard The Hernandez situation is really gonna hit NE next season, something like $7.75M in dead money. IMO, it's unfair. A team shouldn't be punished in circumstances like this or the Vick - dogfighting scenario.
The reason that the front office let either of them go is beyond me (as well as Brandon Lloyd). As a Bronco fan I'm totally happy it happened, but I just can't see the logic of why the front office would mix things up so much for their veteran QB in one of his last few seasons.
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The chairman of the Republican Party's Platform Committee said Sunday that the GOP is a "pro-life party" that takes no stand on whether there should be a "rape exception" to restrictions on abortion or abortion funding. The pro-life plank adopted by the committee made no mention of exceptions, a point host George Stephanopoulos raised on ABCs This Week with Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, who chaired the proceedings of the Platform Committee last week.
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"The party didn't make any judgment on that," replied McDonnell. "It's a general proposition to say we support human life. The rest of those details are up to the states and the people respectively, George, and that's simply not covered."
The plank, titled "The Sanctity and Dignity of Human Life," declares "the unborn child has a fundamental individual right to life that cannot be infringed. We support a human life amendment to the Constitution and endorse legislation to make clear that the Fourteenth Amendment's protections apply to unborn children." The plank expresses the party's opposition to funding or subsidies for health care that includes abortion coverage, as well as federal funding of embryonic stem cell research. The party also opposes "active and passive euthanasia, and assisted suicide," the platform says.
"That's been there for 30 years," McDonnell said about the strong pro-life language in the platform. But the silence on the question of exceptions for rape and incest has become a hotly contested issue during the past several days, following comments made by Rep. Todd Akin, the Republican Senate candidate in Missouri. Akin said in a televised interview that instances of pregnancy resulting from cases of "legitimate rape" are rare and that when it does occur, "the punishment ought to be on the rapist and not attacking the child."
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September 3-20 at NOCCA's Nims Black Box Theatre
Company member Mark Routhier, who directed the smash success Balm in Gilead in 2012, returns to direct another classic ensemble drama. A charming rogue is confined to a mental institution in lieu of a prison sentence, but when he upends the status quo he meets a devastating foe in the form of a cold and calculating nurse.
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NOMA's Great Hall will be transformed into the mysterious land of Illyria where a shipwrecked pair of siblings must find their way back to one another. This heartwarming comedy, considered by many to be Shakespeare's funniest and most accessible play, will delight and charm audiences and remind us all of what delirious lengths we go to for love.
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What are Ranks and how do they work?
10-10-2009, 08:35 PM | Post: #101FlyDogFish
Come on, give us the silly ranks. I'd love to knife artful dodgers do death, blast infamous infiltrators off cliffs, rocket armchair generals, roadkill over some lucky lieutenant generals, tanks smash some not so mr. nice guys and above all, wingclip some pesky privates.
10-10-2009, 09:44 PM | Post: #102runcekas
Yeah you could've thought anything more interesting than specialist...
10-10-2009, 11:23 PM | Post: #103
(09-10-2009 12:16 PM)furrygreenbat Wrote: Boring US of A ranks."Specialist" is meaningless in UK.Why not have silly titles like Cannon Fodder, Guardsman,Captain of Horse,Master Blaster,Prince of Darkness,Angel of Death,powder monkey,Viscount, etc etc
I'll take MASTER BLASTER.
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10-10-2009, 11:41 PM | Post: #104shotcivilian
(09-10-2009 12:14 PM)b00sted Wrote:(09-10-2009 11:26 AM)SheepGoMoo Wrote: General C..... couldnt you guys do something more fun and original?
I agree lol
should have some very fancy names for highest ranks "general of the army" or... fun stuff like "master staff sergeant 3rd class" or just take the easy way out and collect noobs wanting to be the "master chief" or "captain crunch" or "private parts" "GeneralC U"(second part is their name) XD... or add a clan feature, for yet another 'tag' ...
Over 1000 users signed petition. FIX THE GAME <also proved that ShadeShooter does not really think.
this proves that gunners arent OP!(i was a gunner with default guns lol)
11-10-2009, 12:29 AM | Post: #105Lt.Astrophil
(10-10-2009 11:41 PM)shotcivilian Wrote:(09-10-2009 12:14 PM)b00sted Wrote:(09-10-2009 11:26 AM)SheepGoMoo Wrote: General C..... couldnt you guys do something more fun and original?
11-10-2009, 12:30 AM | Post: #106Mappy
I wish there were perks in the rank system, BFH team, you decide what the perks are
11-10-2009, 02:16 AM | Post: #107Smart viking
i think this is smart and fun!
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i rekon i good way to use ranks is
rank up=unlock weapons at store
11-10-2009, 07:55 AM | Post: #109ScottyClose
I personally think that the ranking system is great, it doesn't mean a whole lot to some players, but for others its an extra incentive to strive to receive that higher rank to be admired by others. Although I think the ranks should be changed to something with more of a comedic value to match the game. The ranks should correspond to the way you kill. For example, A commando that kills a lot using body shot can have the rank body blaster whilst a commander who gets a substantial amount of headshots should get something along the lines of headshot honcho.
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11-10-2009, 07:59 AM | Post: #110maccam
Iam LvL 20 , but in my profil i have rang "privat" ?
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rank is good!
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ranks are cool because the lol levels sey you:wow you are the best can add you ad this..
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11-10-2009, 10:46 AM | Post: #113TheNationalMan
why are there missing Colonel General and Field Marshal ?
11-10-2009, 12:20 PM | Post: #114mo0n
(09-10-2009 01:14 PM)iPulsar Wrote: Why not have it based on ELO or just K/D W/L ratios? Now it only reflects who plays most, seeing this is a casualish game, you don't want to promote hardcore all-night gaming right?
you are TOTALLY correct.
even on one of the orginal videos when this game was in beta it dose state that they DO NOT promote no lifers who spend 8hrs a day and all night gaming
this is a fact tthat the dev team HAVE to take into point.
11-10-2009, 12:23 PM | Post: #115SaitamaBro
I like ranks, bit I would love to see those funny ranks. This is just a bit to boring to actually work for ;p
11-10-2009, 12:26 PM | Post: #116extreme_killer2
how do i see my own rank
11-10-2009, 03:33 PM | Post: #117One_Moo
i think it would be better to have the ranking system like this:
* Rank 1 - Private
* Rank 2 - Private II
* Rank 3 - Private III
* Rank 4 - Specialist
* Rank 5 - Specialist II
and so on...
and maby set each rank by 20,000points
11-10-2009, 03:53 PM | Post: #118DaronTheRedBaron
As characters move up the ranks, there should be some sort of compensation for getting better; ie..an extra HP, or something built into the characters defense that gives them a slight edge over lower ranks but not over higher ranks. Otherwise its pointless (other than to how that you kick ass in a fight) to move up and the ranks have no meaning.
11-10-2009, 04:21 PM | Post: #119Jamener
Nothing should come with the ranks. They should only show experience (or how much you've stat padded) and be something to brag about rather than giving the more experienced an advantage. I see it all the time MMORPGs - they give all the powerups to the old players. That's fine but what you'll be left with is a small group of friends who are unbeatable. Now that's no fun to the new and upcoming players. So here's you're choice: attract and possibly keep new players while risking boring the old players (but that can easily be fixed with new patches and maps) or give old players powerups making the game unattracting to new, underpowered players who can do nothing but die.
As for the rank names I agree with the lack of silliness that BFH is known for.
11-10-2009, 05:23 PM | Post: #120Zalastax
Ranks shouldn't be based on damage.
It should be based on K/D or damage per game or exp per game!


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San Diego Gas & Electric has launched an advanced Outage Management System (OMS) that will use new smart grid technology to speed the detection of power outages and help utility personnel restore electricity to customers faster than ever before. SDG&E is one of the first utilities in the nation to adopt an outage management system of this magnitude and sophistication.
The OMS uses new computer software that provides grid operators with real-time information about the status of the electric network and enhances situational awareness of the entire distribution system to allow SDG&E to know what's happening on the grid for immediate detection and swift restoration. SDG&E has integrated a Geographic Information System into the new OMS, which provides highly-detailed geographical images and technical data about the electric grid.
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Aircom is mentioned in The Indianapolis Star and the atGeist.com Community Newsletter as a key supporter of the World-class McKenzie Robotics Team. Engineer Mick Trompen explains how this unique program benefits from partnerships with local businesses, such as Aircom, to prepare Indiana's future workers for high-tech manufacturing careers.
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"I think the bigger picture is what this does for the future of engineering and technical jobs in Indiana," said Mick Trompen, director of research and development for Indianapolis-based Aircom Manufacturing and a mentor for Kil-a-Bytes. "We're building a scientific and technically based work force four or five years down the road when these kids get out of college."
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Having the mentorship of local engineers is a huge benefit, said Carletta Sullivan, McKenzie's School-to-Work Coordinator. Lawrence North student Taylor Chenoweth landed an internship at Aircom Manufacturing after its program mentor, Mick Trompen, noted his remarkable skill designing robots.
"He's just a unique kid," Trompen says of Taylor, who joined Aircom as a summer intern in 2007 and continues to work part-time during the school year. "He has a good head for things that are mechanical." With his experience at Aircom and on the Robotics Team, Chenoweth will be far ahead of his peers when he gets to Purdue University next fall.
"It's been fun to watch this kid develop into a really accomplished young adult through all this," Sullivan said. "When you walk into the room and you see a kid on his hands and knees on the floor with an engineer talking about the trade off between speed and power, that's a rich moment."
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Next day we headed direction Slowenia. The night we spend still in Italy at another great camping ground in Rocca. After we built up our tent two guys on Ducatis came and built up their tent next to ours. We had a great fun night talking about travelling and riding bikes.
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Till date, a large percentage of the population-especially the rural and urban poor-continue to have limited access to health and social welfare services. The 2007 survey found a national average of 43 percent of respondents had been sick in the past month, all due to the high cost of drugs on the Liberian market.
However, in the midst of this predicament, one institution that has continued to cater to the health condition of Liberians through the provision of quality drugs and at affordable prices is the Abeer Pharmaceuticals.
Abeer Pharmaceuticals is located on Randall Street in Monrovia with branches in Duala, Red-light, etc. The Pharmacy deals in high quality and universally acceptable Pharmaceutical products
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FILE-In this Jan. 17, 2012 file photo a car passes the IBM (International Business Machines) offices in San Jose, Calif. - IBM sustained its nearly decade-long streak of earnings growth as it shook off the economic jitters that have undercut several other technology companies. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma, File)
NEW YORK: Strong earnings from IBM and other technology companies nudged the stock market higher Thursday, but a trio of weak economic reports kept the gains in check.
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 54 points to 12,963 shortly after noon Eastern (1600 GMT).
IBM is the Dow's top stock. The technology giant surged 3 percent after it posted a 6 percent jump in profits late Wednesday even as revenue fell. It marked the 38th consecutive quarter that IBM's net income rose over the previous year. IBM leapt $7.46 to $195.71.
"One thing is dominating today and it's tech earnings," said Lawrence Creatura, portfolio manager at the mutual fund manager Federated Investors. "Earnings have been better than a lot of people expected. That could still change, but so far, so good."
In other trading, the broader Standard & Poor's 500 index gained six points to 1,379. Technology stocks are up more than the rest of the market, sending the Nasdaq composite index up 32 points to 2,975.
eBay jumped 8 percent after the company reported that its second-quarter net income doubled, thanks to higher revenue from its PayPal online payments business and its e-commerce websites. eBay rose $3.52 to $43.98.
The market wavered in early trading, flipping from gains to losses and back again, after a measure of manufacturing in the mid-Atlantic region came in much weaker than economists had expected. Two other economic reports also released at 10 a.m., homes sales and leading economic indicators, were also weak.
Big banks and financial firms were mostly lower, following poor earnings reports from American Express and Morgan Stanley.
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The Dow is now up 1.5 percent for the week, the S&P 500 index 1.7 percent.
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- Walgreen Co. soared 12 percent, the largest gain in the S&P 500. The Walgreen pharmacy chain and Express Scripts reached an agreement in which Walgreen will once again fill prescriptions from people in the Express Scripts network. That ended a dispute between the two companies. Walgreen gained $3.80 to $34.75.
- Textron jumped 8 percent after the maker of Cessna planes reported that its quarterly earnings nearly doubled. The results trounced Wall Street analysts' expectations, thanks to rising demand for its Citation line of business jets and Bell helicopters. Textron gained $1.89 to $25.65.
- Johnson Controls sank 6 percent. Earnings for the maker of auto parts and building equipment fell far short of expectations, partially a result of a weaker euro and sluggish demand from Europe. The company said it expects Europe to remain a problem. Johnson Controls' stock lost $1.77 to $26.55.
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"Throughout the history of games, the claim has been made multiple times that player choice significantly affects gameplay," he says. I offer Telltale's The Walking Dead as one game that some players think promised too much control over the story. Schwartz says he loves that series but sees how voice acting and a big dev team pushed it to be a more linear story.
Dyscourse doesn't feature voice acting, instead relying on text, and the game takes place in a "narrative playground," the island where main character Rita crash-lands with a ragtag group of tourists. Schwartz says Owlchemy's approach means each player will have a unique experience, tell a different story, and probably kill their companions in different ways. By accident, of course.
"We're using some really interesting in-house tech to manage the writing process, but it's definitely a challenge," he says. "What it boils down to is attempting to write a large, multi-tiered narrative that can be approached from many different angles and a player simply only sees a small fraction when they play through a single time. Using variables to detect whether a player experienced or did not yet experience a certain dramatic moment – such as, 'Did the player find that hidden key yet?' or, 'Has the player uncovered the hidden backstory of one of the survivors?' – we can dynamically adjust the experience for each playthrough."
Dyscourse is more than a Choose Your Own Adventure game, Owlchemy promises: It offers an AI interaction system, a huge and uncharted island, and a memory system. Rita, it turns out, is great at remembering things, which is good considering players don't start off with a map.
Dyscourse is on Kickstarter now, seeking $40,000 to beef up its own funds in the project. It's in the works for PC, Mac and Linux, and it's going to be on Steam, sidestepping Greenlight entirely.
"Over the past couple of years, through multiple Steam releases, we've built up a great relationship with Steam," Schwarts says. "They've placed a lot of trust in our ability to ship a great game and they're very excited to see Dyscourse make its way into their customers' hands."
Owlchemy has launched Snuggle Truck, Jack Lumber and AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!! for the Awesome on Steam. Those are all complete games, but they're not on the level of Dyscourse, Schwartz says, and crowdfunding offers the studio a new perspective on development. Owlchemy's standard strategy is to alternate developing an original IP with contract work to keep the studio running.
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We report negative and positive refraction in a prism made of stacked perforated thin surfaces for s and p polarization, respectively. By corrugating the subwavelength slits of a free-standing periodic arrangement, geometrically induced surface-plasmon-like currents are excited and transmission is allowed under s polarization (electric-field vector parallel to the slit). When several of those corrugated slit arrays are subwavelength stacked, the stack behaves as a negative effective index medium (because of double negativity) under s polarization, whereas it behaves as a positive effective index medium under p polarization. The birefringence has been confirmed by the usual wedge experiment in the millimeter-wave range. © 2010 Optical Society of America.
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SANFORD — Foy Nelson "Nick" Jones, 75, of Sanford, passed away on January 19, 2013 at his home surrounded by his family.
Nick was a loving husband and father, as well as a generous and caring man to all who knew him. Nick was born on November 11, 1937 in Lee County, N.C. to the late Foy Martin Jones and Eva Rogers Jones. He dedicated over 35 years to the United States Military, serving in the U.S. Army and the N.C. National Guard. He was a veteran of the Korean War. He spent many years coaching youth baseball and football and encouraged his players to strive for excellence by being the best player and person that they could be.
Nick is survived by his loving wife, Peggie Smith Jones; one daughter, Alicia Jones Stone of Raleigh, N.C.; one son, Garrett R. Jones and wife Kelli, of Charleston, W.Va.; grandchildren, Bryce and Skyler Jones, and Chris Aldrich; two great-grandchildren, Blake and Mason Aldrich.
Visitation will be held Tuesday, January 22, 2013 from 7:00-9:00 p.m. at Miller-Boles Funeral Home. The funeral service will be held at Hunt Springs Baptist Church on Wednesday, January 23, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. and will be officiated by Wesley Thomas and Tony Hancox. Interment will be at Lee Memory Gardens following the service.
Online condolences may be left at: www.millerbolesfuneralhome.com.
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SANFORD — Michael Edward Moody, 60, of Sanford, passed away on Saturday, January 19, 2013 at his home after a 15-month battle with pancreatic cancer.
He was born on December 28, 1952 in Guilford County, N.C. to the late Charlie and Mary Moody. He had a true love for baseball. Michael also was a member of Cumnock Baptist Church. He was employed with JT Davenport and Sons for many years. He will be missed by his family that he loved so much.
He is survived by his loving wife, Sandra Holt Moody; three daughters, Angie Moody Stone and her husband Andy, Jennifer Moody, and Jessica Moody Cox and her husband Shawn, all of Sanford; one brother, Howard Moody and his wife Teresa; also survived by three grandchildren, Austin Stone, Andy Stone Jr. and Colton Cox.
A visitation will be held on Tuesday from 6:00-8:00 p.m. at Miller-Boles Funeral Home. A funeral service will be held on Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. at Rives Chapel Baptist Church. Interment to immediately follow at the church cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Community Home Care and Hospice, 1836 Doctors Drive, Sanford, N.C. 27330 or Cumnock Baptist Church, 477 Cumnock Road, Sanford, N.C.27330.
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GREENVILLE, N.C. — Mr. Matthew K. Johnson, 39, died Friday, January 18, 2013.
The memorial service will be conducted Wednesday at 4 p.m. in the Wilkerson Funeral Chapel.
Mr. Johnson, a native of Huntsville, Alabama, had been a resident of Greenville for the past 6 years. A graduate of Grissom High School in Huntsville, Alabama, he also attended Embry-Riddle Aviation Institute, Orlando, Fl. He was employed with major airlines as a flight dispatcher. Matt was a dedicated and loving husband, father, son and brother, and will be eternally missed.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Diane; grandparents, Leo and Zola Johnson of Lindsay, Calif., and Jack and Laura Kyle of Athens, Ala.
He is survived by his wife, Ashley Buchanan Johnson; daughters, Beverlynne Lael Johnson of Greenville and Diane Bocchino of Huntsville, Ala.; son, Junah Moody Johnson; father and step-mother, LZ and Debbie Johnson of Winchester, Tn.; brother, Stuart Lee Johnson and wife Pam, and their children, Apollo and Silas of Portland, Ore; father-in-law and mother-in-law, John and Pansy Buchanan of Greenville; brother-in-law, Britt Buchanan and wife, Ramona; nephews, Solomon and Obadiah; and Big Granny (Linda Revill) and numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins.
The family will receive friends following the service at Wilkerson Funeral Home.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.
Online condolences at www.wilkersonfuneralhome.com.
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LILLINGTON — Wayne Ray Thomas, 62, died Saturday (1/19/13) at E. Carlton Powell Hospice Center in Lillington.
A native of Harnett County, he was the son of the late Russell and Jessie Ruth Wilder Thomas, and was preceded in death by a son, Schuyler Thomas. He was co-owner of T&J Motors in Lillington.
Graveside service will be held Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Summerville Presbyterian Church Cemetery with the Rev. Ken Haymes officiating.
The family will receive friends from 6 until 8 p.m. today at O'Quinn-Peebles Funeral Home.
He is survived by his wife, Margaret "Peggy" Thomas; sister, Barbara T. Wade of Lillington; and brothers, Bobby Thomas and Tommy Thomas, both of Lillington, and Rex Thomas of Raleigh.
Arrangements by O'Quinn-Peebles Funeral Home.
Online condolences at www.oquinnpeebles.com.
PITTSBORO — Ethel Mae Pugh Baldwin, 83, of 327 Nash Baldwin Road, died Sunday (1/20/13) at home. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Knotts Funeral Home of Pittsboro.
SANFORD — Funeral service for Rochelle Williams Walker, 88, who died Friday (1/18/13) at Parkview Retirement Home, was conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church with the Rev. G.W. McDowell officiating. Burial followed at the church cemetery. The family received friends following the service in the church fellowship hall.
Pianist was Melanie Underwood. Soloist was the Rev. Tom Welborn. The congregation also sang.
Pallbearers were Hulon Brown, Mark Dean, Josh Marshburn, John Ed Matthews, John Albert Sharpe and Billy Thomas.
Arrangements were by Bridges-Cameron Funeral Home.
CARTHAGE — Alvin Dean Holder, 61, died Saturday (1/19/13) at the FirstHealth Hospice House.
Funeral service was held at 2 p.m. Monday at Powell Funeral Chapel in Southern Pines, conducted by the Rev. Gregg Newton. Burial was at Johnson Grove Cemetery.
He was a native of Moore County and a son of the late Jackie Alvin Holder. He worked for many years as an electrician for Chilsom Electric in Aberdeen.
He is survived by four daughters and three sons; his mother, Lucille Scarboro Holder Danley of Carthage; sisters, Yvonne Holder of Whispering Pines and Patsy Martin of Vass; and three grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to the Alvin Holder memorial fund; BB&T, Southern Pines, or any other BB&T branch location.
Arrangements by Powell Funeral Home.
Online condolences may be made at PinesFunerals.com.
PITTSBORO — Ethel Mae Pugh Baldwin, 83, of 327 Nash Baldwin Road, died Sunday (1/20/13) at home. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Knotts Funeral Home in Pittsboro.
CAMERON — Funeral service for Juanita Upton, 72, who died Saturday (1/19/13), was held at 2:30 p.m. Monday at Hillmon Grove Baptist Church. Burial was at the church cemetery.
She is survived by two sisters, Glenna Diehl of Thomasville and Avis Cook of Cameron; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Arrangements were by Adcock Funeral Home & Crematory.
SANFORD — Christopher Bullock, infant, died Friday (1/18/13) at UNC Hospital in Chapel Hill.
He is survived by his mother, Brenda Marsh Snipes "Chris" of Sanford; his father, Boris Cedric Bullock of Garner; stepfather, Michael Cox of Cameron; grandmother, Brenda Brooks of Sanford; grandparents, Jessie Mae and Weldon McKoy of Cameron; and a host of other relatives and friends.
Announcement by Knotts Funeral Home.
SANFORD — Memorial service for Frances Davis "Frankie" Woodell, who died Friday (1/18/13), was held at 2 p.m. Monday at First Baptist Church by Dr. Jeff Clark.
During the service the congregation sang, soloist was Etta Love and the organist was Carole Troutman. A poem was read by Renee' Thomas.
Memorial contributions can be made to Youth Ministry Missions at First Baptist Church, 202 Summit Drive, Sanford, N.C. 27330; or to CUOC of Lee County, P.O. Box 2217, Sanford, N.C. 27331-2217.
Online condolences may be made at www.rogerspickard.com.
Arrangements were by Rogers-Pickard Funeral Home.
WINSTON-SALEM — Dorothy Gilmore of 1902 Belden Drive, died Thursday (1/17/13) at Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital.
She was a native of Lee County. She graduated from W.B. Wicker High School in 1945. Later, she graduated from Maco Beauty College. She ran Ms. G's Beauty Salon. She was a member of New Light Baptist Church and also a member of the Double Decker Pinochle Club, the Magnolia Chapter 23rd Order of the Eastern Star PHA, Gate City Beauticians Association, Chapter III and N.C. State Cosmetology Association. She was preceded in death by her husband, Clarence Gilmore, and her daughter, Rita.
She is survived by two daughters, Clara Elizabeth Rambert (Robert) of Greensboro and Doris Gambrelle (Leroy) of Houston, Texas; two sons, Clarence Gilmore (Brenda) of the home and Reginald Gilmore (Bunnie) of Greensboro; one brother, James McIver of McLeansville; three sisters, Nevada Shoffner and Patricia Martin, both of Greensboro, and Ruth Cox of Cleveland, Ohio; numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
Public veiwing will be held Wednesday at Woodard Funeral Home from 1 until 7 p.m. Family visitation will be from 12 until 1 p.m. Thursday at New Light Baptist Church. Funeral service will be at conducted at 1 p.m. Thursday with interment at Lakeview Cemetery.
Online condolences may be made to email@example.com.
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Here's my experience with jetting the XT250 for higher elevations. I got the main jet part number from a parts fiche and then I tried variations of that number at
to find the other sizes. These jets were used by a bunch of Yamaha thumpers in the 1980s and 1990s.
Yamaha part number - main jet size
288-14343-70-00 is #140
288-14343-68-00 is #135 standard main jet for 2008 XT250
288-14343-65-00 is #130
288-14343-63-00 is #125
288-14355-61-00 is #122
288-14343-60-00 is #120
288-14343-59-00 is #118
I ride from 5000ft up to 12000ft. On long hills and full throttle in 4th and 5th gear, my XT (with #135 main jet) had a bad rich stumble. I drilled some holes in the airbox, but it wasn't enough, so I got the smaller jets. I finally ended up with #122 main jet. I did not make any changes to the needle. The bike runs much better and I'm happy.
I found the jet kit on Ebay and it's from 6sigmajetkit. I think you can put in 6sigma jet kit and go to their online store. When I got the kit I was impressed that they included a sheet that address my bike specifically. I had sent them an email that the bike was rich and that I lived at 6500 ft and they sent me 2 smaller jets (#125 and #130) and several small shims, etc.
As far as the needles are concerned, on my bike the needle only has one groove. There is a thick plastic shim under it. They sent enough shims that you could adjust it up or down but, after changing the jet, I didn't feel that I needed to do that.
The kit included a drill bit and wood screw to pull out the alum. plug that covers the low speed adjustment screw, which I did as per their instructions and that is definitely something that anyone that has one of these bikes needs to do. My bike starts so much better with just that change. The stock position of the air screw on mine was about 1 1/4 out and I changed it to 2 1/4 out and it really made a difference.
The last thing I did was take out the spark arrester and saw off about 6 inches and reinstall it. With these mods the bike will now touch 80 MPH on downhills and hold about 75 on level ground. More importantly, it starts easily from cold after sitting a few days and doesn't have any weird lurches and stumbles when I roll off the throttle or on transitions from full throttle to part and back to full. It runs like it's supposed to.
The kit includes a small drill to drill a hole in the metal part of the vacuum diaphragm which is supposed to improve the throttle response but I elected not to do this. I ride in the dirt and am more interested in smooth, predictable response in low traction situations than in peak power.
The kit cost about $40, the shipping was about $9, then I had to pay another $10 customs so it wasn't cheap but it included everything I needed and I didn't have to take the carb off, figure out what I needed, order it, and wait 2 or 3 weeks to finish the job. Whole thing took me about 8 hours from taking the tank off to completing the test ride.
If I had it to do over again I would just order the jets from motorcyclecarbs.com for about $8 each. I've already got all the drill bits, wood screws, etc.
The hard part of this job is getting the carb off the bike without screwing something up. I'm thinking of taking a lot of the unnecessary EPA crap off. Has anyone taken the carb heater off? It never gets to freezing where I live so what do I need with a carb heater? Also, the little plastic box that mounts above the intake boot between the air box and carb, and the sort of pump or valve that mounts to the frame on the left of the carb and attaches to the airbox with hoses and vacuum lines. I'm thinking of taking all that stuff off and plugging up the holes. That would really make the bike much simpler to work on and I don't think any of those things has an effect on performance.
Any thoughts on this?
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Morris Ferry Dock Gets Improvement To Ramp, Woods Reservoirs Gets More Man-Made Habitat
The ramp at the old Morris Ferry Boat Dock on Woods Reservoir has a facelift, and while the boat dock days are now resigned to history local anglers can at least be assured their access to this excellent fishing lake will be good for many years to come.
An engineering crew at the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency recently refurbished the ramp and while doing so lengthened it to help make access easier for all boats, but especially larger boats (like pontoons) that boaters have had difficulty launching their vessels.
"I think boaters and anglers are going to like the ramp a lot more now that it has been worked on," said Todd St. John, a reservoir biologist for TWRA's Region II office. "Access is considerably better than what it was."
While the boat ramp is in better condition, so too is much of the man-made fish habitat found throughout Woods Reservoir. The TWRA recently "re-brushed" many of the fish attractors on the lakes with Christmas trees, according to St. John.
"We made improvements on the attractors that anglers fish over when they are near the TWRA buoys that have the fish and hook symbol on it," he said.
In addition, the TWRA crew assigned to Woods Reservoir also built 165 "spawning benches" in Woods Reservoir, taking advantage of a lake that had been lowered so that the agency could work on the Morris Ferry Ramp.
Spawning benches are a couple of pieces of small lumber attached above two concrete blocks and resemble a rather primitive park bench. When the lake level is raised it will cover the benches, and provide a place for fish to spawn, seek cover, or hide to ambush baitfish.
"Spawning benches serve multiple purposes," said St. John. "We have them in other Middle Tennessee impoundments and saw Woods being drawn down as an opportunity to add them around the lake's shoreline."
Woods Reservoir is a popular impoundment with crappie and bass anglers. It also provides good bluegill fishing. It is owned by Arnold Engineering Development Center, but the fish population is managed by the TWRA.


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He was a multi-talented running back and an excellent receiver. In the 2002-03 season with the Oakland Raiders, he was the team's leading rusher with 962 yards and 7 touchdowns, while also leading all NFL running backs in receiving with 91 receptions for 941 yards and another 4 touchdowns. He also previously held the record for most rush yards in a game by a 49er (201) later broken by Frank Gore. The crossed forearm symbol he displayed after scoring was a tribute to his neighborhood of Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia.
Garner grew up in Falls Church, Virginia and attended J.E.B. Stuart High School. His senior year he was selected 1st Team All-Metropolitan (Northern Virginia, Suburban Maryland and the District of Columbia), 1st Team All-State and named Virginia's player of the year after rushing for more than 2,000 yards and 38 touchdowns.
In 1992, Garner set junior college records for rushing yards in a game (430) and yards in two consecutive games (765) at Scottsdale (Ariz.) Community College. Garner then transferred to the University of Tennessee and graduated with a business degree. He was drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2nd round (13th pick) of the 1994 NFL Draft.
In August 2005, Garner was released by Tampa Bay after suffering a knee injury the previous season. During his career he rushed 1537 times for 7097 yards scoring 39 touchdowns, caught 419 passes for 3711 yards and 12 touchdowns.


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The international social justice studies minor consists of 18 credits. A minimum of 12 credits must be earned at the upper (300- or 400-) level. No more than six credits can be earned within the same discipline.
Students must complete a minimum of three credits of foreign language course work at the advanced level (300 or above).
Note: Language Placement Test results cannot substitute for completion of course work.
Students choose from the following courses to complete the minor:
A minimum of 3 credits from the following courses:
WRLD 210 International Social Justice Studies
WRLD 220 Human Rights and Literature
A minimum of 3 credits from the following courses:
RELS 450/INTL 449 Religion, Globalization and Social Justice
RELS/AFAM/INTL 451 Religion, Racism and Social Justice
RELS/WMNS/INTL 453 Western Religions, Women and Social Justice
RELS 455/INTL 456 Catholic Ethics and Social Justice
To complete the minor, students choose three different 3-credit courses, one from at least three of the following interest areas:
History, gender, race and religion
AFAM/SOCY/WMNS 305 African American Family in Social Context
AFAM/ANTH/INTL/WMNS 309 Global Women's Health
ANTH/AFAM/INTL 200 Introduction to African Societies
ANTH/AFAM/INTL 420 Women of Africa
FLET/INTL 391 Topics in Foreign Literature in English Translation
HIST/WMNS 341 American Women's History
HIST/AFAM/WMNS 390 Africa and the Americas: Slavery, Gender and Race
POLI 366/WMNS 366/INTL 368 Women and Global Politics
RELS 340/INTL 341 Global Ethics and the World's Religions
WMNS 301 Feminist Social Theory
WMNS/AFAM/POLI 318 Politics of Race, Class and Gender
WRLD 391 Topics in World Languages and Cultures
AFAM 363/ENGL 363/INTL 366 African Literature
AFAM 365/ENGL 365/INTL 367 Caribbean Literature
FLET/INTL 391 Topics in Foreign Literature in English Translation
FREN/INTL 450 Francophone Literatures and Cultures*
SPAN 322 Hispanic Immigrants in the U.S.
SPAN 332 Latino Writers in the U.S.
SPAN 491 Topics in Spanish*
Politics and globalization
AFAM/POLI 302 Politics of the Civil Rights Movement
ANTH/INTL 349 Rethinking a Continent: Latin America
ANTH/INTL 350 Rethinking a Continent: Europe
ANTH/INTL 455 Anthropology of Development and Globalization
MASC/WRLD 359 International Media Coverage: The Middle East
POLI/AFAM/INTL 356 Government and Politics of Africa
POLI/AFAM/INTL 357 Politics of Southern Africa
POLI/INTL 365 International Political Economy
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GRMN 422 German Film
ITAL 320 Italian Cinema
RELS 422 Religion and Film
RUSS 422 Russian Film
SPAN 422 Spanish and Latin American Cinema
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The City of Plattsburgh is adding their voice to PTS Awareness with a resolution marking April 25th as ANZAC Day for PTS Awareness in commemoration of the day in Austrailia which mirrors Veteran's Day in the United States..
Plattsburgh Mayor Jim Calnon says the topic of PTS awareness is an important one and the Resolution read by Mayor Calnon's Assistant Beth Carlin highlights the importance of Post Traumatic Stress Awareness.. Ward IV Councilor Paul O'Connell.. during discussion at Thursday's City Council Meeting, he invited everyone to participate in the commemoration of ANZAC day and a memorial service in Saranac Lake which begins at 11am… Congressman Bill Owens will speak at the service along with remarks from Homeward Bound Adirondacks… Retired Brigadier General Loree Sutton will offer remarks about Post Traumatic Stress and from Saranac Lake Mayor Clyde Rabideau..
The agenda for the public ceremony in Saranac Lake is a follows;
ANZAC Day for PTS Awareness
April 25, 2014 11:00am
Saranac Lake, New York
Memorial Service, World War I Memorial
Welcome: Master Of Ceremonies, Mayor Clyde Rabideau
Posting of the Colors by Saranac Lake Veterans Clubs' Honor Guard
United States National Anthem: Katie Morgan
Pledge of Allegiance: Saranac Lake Village Trustee Paul Van Cott
Australian National Anthem: USAF Jeanine Swinyer
Invocation: USMC Reverend Mark Reilly, St. Bernard's Church
Remarks: Congressman William Owens
Governor Andrew Cuomo Citation: Franklin County Legislature Billy Jones
Local Veteran's Group Address
Jim Grant, Captain USMC
Homeward Bound Adirondacks Address: US Army Retired Colonel Eric Olsen
Remarks: General (Ret) Loree Sutton, US Army, re: Post Traumatic Stress
Message from McKay Family: Lt. Commander Kathryn McCabe, Royal Australian Navy
Remarks and "Ode of Remembrance": Major Cameron Satrapa, Australia Defence Force, Executive Officer, Military Attache', Australian Embassy, Washington, DC
Note "Ode of Remembrance" requires response from those present : "We will remember" and "Lest we forget" Please refer to the reverse side of this program for the entire poem.
Music: Cameron Anderson, Bagpiper, "Amazing Grace" as
Major Strapa and Lt. Commander McCabe Lay the Wreath
Benediction: Reverend Reilly
Retirement of the Colors
They went with songs to the battle, they were young.
Straight of limb, true of eyes, steady and aglow.
They were staunch to the end against odds uncounted,
They fell with their faces to the foe.
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning,
We will remember them.
We will remember
They mingle not with their laughing comrades again;
They sit no more at familiar tables of home;
They have no lot in our labour of the day-time;
They sleep beyond England's foam
Lest we forget
Lest we forget
The phrase Lest we forget is often added as a final line
at the end of the ode and repeated in response
by those listening, especially in Australia. In the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand
Special thanks to the Saranac Lake Veterans of Foreign Wars, The American Legion and Sons of the American Legion, for providing the Color Guard and lapel remembrance poppies


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WORCESTER, Mass. - The Holy Cross men's basketball team will play host to Yale at the Hart Center this Saturday, March 22, at 7:00 p.m. in the second round of the CollegeInsider.com Tournament. The Crusaders advanced to the second round with a 68-65 victory at Brown on Monday night, while the Bulldogs defeated Quinnipiac 69-68 on Wednesday.
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USA pairs made the compound mixed team finals in Shanghai and Medellin but finished with silver and bronze.
"We've been close so far," said Braden GELLENTHIEN, who was paired with Crystal GAUVIN in the States team. It was the USA's fourth different line-up of the season. "There have been hiccups here and there but we've finally got it together in Wroclaw."
The USA beat India by four points, 155-151, to take gold.
GELLENTHIEN shot earlier today in the compound men's team bronze final, but was using a wrist strap release rather than his usual back tension. During team eliminations on Friday, he pulled or tore a muscle in his forearm.
"Being the intelligent archer I am, I decided to shoot another one," the former World Cup Champion admitted, sarcastically. "It was a big mistake."
Working through the pain and strapping his injured arm, as well as adjusting to different equipment, he called his performance in the team bronze match this morning a "dead weight" his teammates tried to carry.
In the mixed team final, he was quite the opposite: GELLENTHIEN didn't miss the middle.
Although when asked if he'd be switching to the wrist-style trigger at World Cup competitions for good, the States archer was quite clear: "never again."
Natalia AVDEEVA was part of the losing Russian trio in the compound women's team bronze medal match this morning, before shooting in the mixed team bronze this afternoon. In the break, she kept telling herself: "we must win, we MUST."
Against Mexico, AVDEEVA and Alexander DAMBAEV needed a good last two arrows to take compound mixed team bronze.
"I was nervous," admitted AVDEEVA. "I was aiming in the eight, but I told myself: no! No eight, I need a 10."
Her arrow hit the nine, and DAMBAEV took to the line needing 10 points to win the match, nine to draw and force a tiebreaker. He shot 10.
"It was a big relief. Shoot-offs are so damn hard," said AVDEEVA!
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Today Microsoft has begun gearing up for the holidays as they've announced a $50 price cut for all their current system bundles.Read More
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Braintree, one of the most popular online payment gateways for the web and mobile, has raised $35 million in another round of funding.Read More
Strategy Analytics announced today that we now have more than a billion smartphones in active use, and the smartphone penetration continues to grow at an increasing rate.Read More
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Twitter has acquired Cabana, a mobile app development platform, which specializes in making social apps for Facebook and Twitter.Read More
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Amazon may be in the process of buying the smartphone and tablet chip business of Texas Instruments.Read More
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Microsoft will make a massive marketing push following the launch of Windows 8, spending more than $1.5 billion.Read More
Apple will probably unveil the iPad Mini, a budget version of the iPad, aimed at boosting its market share, on October 23.Read More
After Huawei, now ZTE is facing the heat, as it was involved in banned sales of computer equipment from Cisco to Iran's telecom companies. ZTE is Cisco's sales partner, and Iran is in the list of Cisco's embargoed countries.Read More
Clearly, Huawei is well aware of the problem, since it was notified about the same back in July, when Lindner covered the same topic at DefCon.Read More


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Last season: Inter 4-1 Empoli
Inter (probable): Julio Cesar; Maicon, Cordoba, Materazzi, Grosso; Zanetti, Cambiasso, Dacourt, Stankovic; Ibrahimovic, Cruz
Empoli (probable): Bassi; Raggi, Vanigli, Pratali, Lucchini; Busce', Almiron, Moro; Vannucchi; Pozzi, Saudati
Inter Milan have allready secured the Scudetto this season. They lost their last home match 3-1 against Roma and want to show their fans better football this time.
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Massive Enumeration Toolset (MET) is a collection of Python scripts designed to perform various passive information gathering attacks which can be useful when evaluating the security of public computer networks.
MET is constantly changing. There is a high chance that the latest version is not working in some situations. The problem is due to the fact that MSN, Google and other search engine vendors change the format of their results pages every so often. [...]
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A Catasauqua man was charged with drunken driving after his car crashed early Tuesday near the Lehigh Valley International Airport, police said.
Wilbur E. Hill Jr. crashed at about 3:10 a.m at Irving and Dauphin streets in Hanover Township, Lehigh Couny, state police at Bethlehem said. He was not injured.


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Banana bread is always a good option when you want to do some baking with bananas, but it's not the only option. These Mini Banana Cupcakes are a great alternative when you want to make a treat that is a little bit sweeter than your standard quick bread and perfect for bite-sized snacking. This recipe makes a relatively small batch of cupcakes – just 24 ... Read More »
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Almost Instant Banana Bread
Most of the overripe bananas in my kitchen are destined to go into a batch of banana bread or banana cake. There are occasions when I don't have quite enough bananas to make a whole loaf – such as the mornings when I decide to add half of one of those bananas to a bowl of cereal, leaving half to languish in the fruit bowl. ... Read More »
Banana Crumb Cake
Regular old banana bread may never be the same after you try this Banana Crumb Cake. The coffee cake has all the flavor of banana bread and is topped with a crisp, buttery crumb topping that is dangerously habit-forming. In fact might just be my new favorite way to put those overripe browning bananas to good use. The coffee cake has a very moist banana ... Read More »
Ultra-Moist Banana Bundt Cake with Greek Yogurt
Bananas are a staple in my house and they are one of the best selling fruits in the US, so I know that I am not the only one out there that ends up with a lot of overripe bananas in the kitchen from time to time. Sometimes I tell myself that I'll just buy fewer bananas, but the truth is that I love baking ... Read More »
Cream Cheese Stuffed Banana Bundt Cake
The next time that you want to bake an over-the-top cake for a brunch or other special occasion, you should definitely put this Cream Cheese Stuffed Banana Bundt Cake at the top of your list. The name alone should be enough to inspire you to give this cake a try, and it just might replace regular banana bread in your house when you have overripe ... Read More »
Banana Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting
Banana bread is usually the first thing that people think of when they want to do some baking with bananas. It's satisfying, easy to make and a good all-purpose baked good. But even though you can eat it for dessert, it's not really the same as having a nice slice of cake or a good cupcake. Banana bread is heavier and tends to be less ... Read More »
Browned Butter Banana Cake with Brown Sugar Frosting
There is a lot of flavor packed into this deceptively simple looking Browned Butter Banana Cake with Brown Sugar Frosting. You might not know it at a glance, but the cake is rich with the flavors of sweet bananas and brown sugar, floral vanilla and nutty – and addictive – browned butter. This is the kind of everyday cake that is easy to make and ... Read More »
Banana Buttermilk Pound Cake
While I never tire of making banana bread when I have too many bananas ripening in my kitchen, there are times when I want something a little more dessert-like from my bananas. Banana cakes are just as easy to make as banana breads are, but typically have a finer texture and end up being a little bit sweeter than their quickbread counterparts. This Banana Buttermilk ... Read More »


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A quick daily look at what's happening around Steelers Nation. And consider this your open thread for discussing the days events and, well, anything else that comes to mind about the Black and Gold.
– I'm not one to comment on somebody's clothing, because, hell, I'm usually slumming around in an old pair of jeans and the same hooded IUP sweatshirt that probably hasn't been washed in a month, but does anybody know what the hell Terrell Owens was wearing after Monday's game?
That looks like a sleeveless version of the number Harry and Lloyd were wearing at the end of Dumb and Dumber, and those glasses. Wow. What an outfit. There's a saying that out there goes something like: "dress for the job you want, not the job you have." Based on this, I'm not sure what job Terrell Owens wants. And, apparently, based on my wardrobe, I'm right where I should be.
– In other news. Max Starks may be done for the season. That is … in a word. Not good. [Pittsburgh Post Gazette]
– If you haven't done so already, check out Steelers Lounge Podcast #15. [Us]
– Here's one more look at the latest Antwaan Randle El trick play. It's an impressive throw by Randle El, not only in terms of distance, but the fact it was a perfectly thrown tight spiral. It was certainly risky going into triple coverage, but a hell of a job by Mike Wallace to go up and get it. [Me at FanHouse]
– 14 Thoughts On Steelers vs. Bengals [Mondesi's House]
– 10 Things To Like About The Steelers Win [Behind The Steel Curtain]
– And Another Podcast for you to listen to. [Steel Curtain Radio]
– And for your random YouTube of the day: Ryan Clark.