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Lawrence Herkimer, Grandfather of Modern Cheerleading, Dies at 89
By SAM ROBERTS
Mr. Herkimer elevated cheerleading into an aspirational goal for generations of youths and a highly successful business for himself.
Saturday, July 4, 2015
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Need for Speed: Underground Rivals Cheats
publisher: EA
developer: EA
genre: Racing
|ESRB rating: E
release date: Mar 14, 05
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Cheat Codes
[L1], [L1], [L1], [R1], [R1], [R1], [Left], [Right]: Give Acceleration X2, Torque X6, Power X2, Handling X9, All Type Grip X99000000
[R1], [R1], [R2], [R2], [Right], [Right], [Left], [Left]: Unlock DJ Wess's Chevrolet Corvette Z06
[L1], [L1], [L2], [L2], [Left], [Left], [Right], [Right]: Unlock GT King's Nissan Skyline R34 GTR
[R1], [L1], [R2], [L2], [Right], [Left], [Right], [Left]: Unlock Tank 1969 Dodge Charger
[L1], [R1], [L2], [R2], [Left], [Right], [Left], [Right]: Unlock Triple Dub Subaru Impreza WRX STi
Unlockable Boss Cars
There are 4 boss cars to unlock in the game:
Tank: 1969 Dodge Charger
Triple Dub: Subaru Impreza WRX STi
DJ Wes: Chevrolet Corvette Z06
GT King: Nissan Skyline R34 GTR
These cars are unlocked by beating them in Boss Races and are placed in a special location in your Pocket Garage.
The boss car the game chooses to race against you depends on the level of the race and the car you are using. You need to defete the same boss car in multiple different Boss Races in order to unlock that car. You can choose from any of the Boss Races in Circuit Mode and Street Cross and Drag from Quick Play.
DJ Wes: Chevrolet Corvette Z06 - Race against this Boss Car in a TROPHY-Level Boss Race using a JAPANESE car.
GT King: Nissan Skyline R34 GTR - Race against this Boss Car in a TROPHY-Level Boss Race using an AMERICAN car.
Tank: 1969 Dodge Charger - Race against this Boss Car in a CUP-Level Boss Race using a JAPANESE car.
Triple Dub: Subaru Impreza WRX STi - Race against this Boss Car in a CUP-Level Boss Race using an AMERICAN car.
More parts for your vehicle
On any race set, complete the last race in that event with a gold medal and you will unlock bonus parts for your vehicle.
Glitch: Computers and Shortcuts
In Lincoln Connector an easy way to win is to simply force the computer into the first shortcut of the race. Once the computer is in the shortcut the car will freeze for a period of time. This freezing can even last for up to a lap.
Nitrous Glitch
In drag racing if you tap the nitrous button instead of holding the button down your car will accelerate at a faster speed.
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JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played as a freshman at Coffeyville Community College in Coffeyville, Kan., in 2012 played in seven games and recorded 12 tackles and one sack.
HIGH SCHOOL: A 2012 graduate from Miami Central High School was rated as the No. 4 defensive tackle in Florida helped lead his team to a 13-1 record and a runner-up finish in the Florida Class 6A State Championship game selected to take part in the Nike South Florida All-Star Game earned second-team Associated Press Class 6A All-State honors following his senior campaign coached by Telley Lockett.
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High-school students' performance on SAT college-entrance exams stalled, and the gap widened between low-scoring minority groups and the overall population, raising questions about the quality of teaching in U.S. schools.
Average scores for the class of 2008 were 502 for the critical-reading section, 515 for mathematics and 494 for writing. Each of the three numbers was identical to the averages in 2007, meaning combined scores remain at the lowest level so far in the current decade. The reading scores of the past two years were the lowest since 1994. Math represented the worst showing since 2001. Each section is judged on a 200- to 800-point scale.
African-American students received an average critical reading score of 430, 72 points below the general population and three points beneath their 2007 level. Math scores showed a similar pattern. Hispanic students' scores also lagged behind, though the gap was smaller.
Scores represent broad averages and won't have an impact on any individual's applications to colleges. But the wide variations among different groups of test takers fueled the debate on the effectiveness of test-preparation courses that aim to improve performance.
The College Board, the New York-based nonprofit that oversees the test, says the stalled scores stem from a larger and more diverse group of students taking the test. Gaston Caperton, president of the board, called the recent results encouraging because average scores tend to "dip slightly" when more students take the test.
More than 1.5 million students from the high-school class of 2008 took the SAT, 2% more than in 2007 and 8% more than five years ago. Minority SAT takers made up 40% of test takers, up from a third 10 years ago.
SAT scores are closely watched because they measure high-school students with the highest aspirations -- those who are heading to college.
No boost in overall scores and persistent minority shortfalls suggested to some experts that the improvement shown on many state exams mandated by the federal No Child Left Behind law may be illusory. The law, which took effect in 2002, mandates that all students be proficient in reading and math by 2014 and requires that school systems show steady progress toward meeting that goal or face sanctions. In particular, NCLB is supposed to lift the results of lagging student groups, including minorities.
Joe Pedulla, an education professor at Boston College and a senior researcher at the school's Center for the Study of Testing, Evaluation and Educational Policy, said the results, along with those on the National Assessment of Educational Progress, a broadly given federal exam, raise questions about the progress reported on state tests. Studies have shown a wide variance in the difficulty levels of the state exams, which are used to measure progress toward goals set by NCLB.
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An overview of results from the Class of 2008's SAT scores:
- Performance remained flat, with an average score of 502 on reading, 515 on math and 494 on writing.
- African-American and Hispanic students lagged behind the general population.
- Asian-American students posted strong scores, especially in math.
- Girls outperformed boys in writing, but not in math.
Source: The College Board
If the progress on state tests were real, Prof. Pedulla says, "the SAT is going to pick that up." In addition, Prof. Pedulla says, the persistent gap in the achievement of minority students is "a very troubling outcome."
The data come amid continuing challenges to the SAT and its prominent role in U.S. higher education. A competing test, the ACT, has grown in popularity in recent years. The ACT scores for the Class of 2008 were also essentially flat compared to the year before, with lagging scores for black and Hispanic students.
An increasing number of schools, including top colleges such as Wake Forest University and Smith College, have decided to make SATs optional, saying they can fill their classes with qualified students without them.
Three years ago, the College Board added the writing section to the SAT, which now runs three hours and 45 minutes. That sparked complaints from students, especially when many colleges say they don't use the writing test for admission. A study by the College Board concluded that the addition of the new section didn't meaningfully improve the ability of the test to predict first-year college performance.
Tuesday's data offered some positive news for girls. Females outperform males on the writing test by 13 points. Girls also narrowed the performance gap on reading to four points, down from seven a decade ago. Boys, however, scored 33 points higher than girls on math -- a persistent differential over the past decade. College Board officials attributed much of that gap to the greater number of girls who take the SAT. In Maine, where schools require the test of all students, the gap is narrower in math, and girls outperform boys on both the reading and the writing tests.
Asian-Americans continue to post stellar results. On the math section, the group achieved an average score of 581, 66 points better than the average. Asian-Americans also outperformed in critical-reading and writing, though by less.
Some students have said that college-admissions offices have placed unofficial quotas on the number of spots allowed for Asian-American students. Using the group's superior SAT scores as evidence, these critics argue that Asian-Americans are held to a higher admissions standard at top colleges. The U.S. Department of Education is investigating such an allegation at Princeton University. The school denies any discrimination and says test scores are only part of its admissions criteria.
Seppy Basili, senior vice president at Washington Post Co.'s Kaplan education unit, says the results suggest the power of test preparation, a key product line for the company. Among Asian-American families "there's a strong understanding that test preparation is an important part of success," he says.
Previous studies have reached conflicting conclusions about the value of professional coaching, with the College Board saying its research shows it has only a small effect.
Laurence Bunin, a College Board senior vice president, said the test-prep industry was fueling "an expensive myth." The organization's research shows that Asian-American students tend to take harder courses, such as higher-level math and those given to prepare for Advanced Placement exams. "The country really needs to focus on this simple and honest truth -- by doing hard work in schools, that's how you get a better education," he says. "That's how you get better SAT scores."
The College Board recently approved a new score-reporting policy that would permit students, starting in March 2009, to select which scores to send to colleges. Currently, schools receive all scores. The change could spur students to take the test more often, since they could cherry-pick the best result.
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What happened to Paul Barnett?
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I have no idea how Paul "turn 'em into a chicken!" Barnett still has a job at EA, much less anywhere else. Well, actually I do have some ideas, but I'm not going to get mean spirited here. I don't know the guy personally.
All I know is that I'm glad he's far, far away from Ultima and MMO games. It was not a good fit for him, even if he is a gifted public speaker. I see that he's doing business to business type sales work now, and that's probably for the best.
I wish him luck... and hope he never plays MMO hypeman again.
No-treadmill MMORPG with progression
LFGame « General Discussion
Wow. Time to lay off the Kool-Aid dude.
Will Ultima Online finally have someone to pass the torch to?
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It depends on what you're looking for, OP.
Albion Online is going to cater more towards your PVP and guild warfare game styles... territory control, etc. If you get killed, you can be looted dry. There is in-game lore, but AFAIK, no story questline that takes you through the game. You just jump in and play (which is very much like UO). The game doesn't seem to be aiming towards a solo playstyle at all, either. Success seems very interdependent on your guildmates.
Shroud has a bit more of a social feel to it and will probably cater to the RPers more than AO. SOTA is supposed to feature a storyline that can be played through that they say will harken back to the old Ultima games. It'll also have the option to be played offline as a single-player game. If being social and decorating your house is more important than PVP or territory control, then Shroud is probably the game for you. Note that there *is* PVP in Shroud, but I'm not sure what the goal is and there does not seem to be full looting... I imagine it'll end up being very secondary, unlike AO.
My info may be a bit out of date, but I have played both games so far. My own preference at this point is towards AO, simply because I found it to be easier to get into and more fast-paced fun. SOTA is not as far along in development, so it's hard to predict what it'll be like in the end...
Hope that helps.
Looking for any sandbox MMORPG
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Maybe check out Albion Online?
Ashen Empires! Join Now! :)
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Talk about a blast from the past -- Is this game still being updated?
FYI - Not Mac friendly
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If you got excited about playing a browser-based MMO on your Mac, then keep looking. It somewhat works, but there are tons of glitches and problems. Hotkeys not working, zoom gets stuck, camera spinning, crashes, etc. The devs have just blamed the problems on Java and have ignored them for 6+ months. They say a standalone client should fix these problems but that it is still "far away" from release.
Anyway, this is just a public service announcement to keep some players from wasting their time. Also, I don't care if you like PCs over Macs. I use and love both. Deal with it.
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Istaria is a great game for one the free human character because you can multi-class every single available class. Take Warrior to level 100, then Cleric, then Druid, then Mage. You can also qualify for special classes once your skills reach certain levels, like Reaver or Knight of Creation.
You do have an adventure rating, so if you're not careful you'll find yourself having to fight monsters that are much tougher than you because you mixed too many low level classes. It's best to take one to 100 and then start adding.
Istaria has a great, deep crafting system. Gathering and crafting is a whole other game with different tiers and the ability to level crafting classes to 100.
You could literally play years on one character. And if you sub, you can own land and build on it. Or start as a young dragon and work your way up to becoming a massive ancient dragon. Dragons don't own plots -- they shape their own lairs.
I'm honestly surprised that more people don't play Istaria. It had a rocky start back in the day and switched owners a few times. But the current devs who have been running it for the past several years or so are really committed and consistently patch and tweak the game.
It's old. It's not perfect. You have to be able to look past the flaws and the not so great character/creature models. The world is wide open, the community is tight-knight and the game is very immersing.
I just can't seem to find a game... I know I'm not the only one.
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Istaria meets every one of your points except for action combat. It's also completely F2P if you are fine with playing one human character and not owning any land. It's a great way to get a taste of the game.
But Istaria isn't perfect. It's an old game. It used to run like shit when it came out (called Horizons back then), but now that computers are much more powerful and the team has been tweaking it for years, it runs pretty smooth. Consistent dev updates and a very friendly tightknit community. You can play as a dragon, but I honestly wish there were more bipeds in the game. Anyway, I'd recommend the Chaos shard.
The only other game that comes close to meeting your requirements was already mentioned -- Asheron's Call.
[Column] General: The Top Five MMOs for Mac Gamers
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EVE, WOW, Champions of Regnum and Fallen Earth are some other native games. If you dip into Wine or Crossover, you can get quite a few other games running as well. DDO, AC, UO, EQ, etc.
TESO will be supporting Mac, as will EQNext. Albion Online is about as cross-platform as you can get.
It's never been particularly *great* to be a Mac gamer, but it's getting better every year!
[Interview] Albion Online: A True Cross-Platform Sandbox MMO
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Being the old UO nerd that I am, I can't wait to try this game out!
Which classic mmo
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Out of what you listed, Vanguard, Runescape and EQ are still worth getting into.
DAOC might be worth it ONLY if you are interested in the RvR and nothing else.
UO is an absolute mess with no direction.
LF Browser MMO
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Need to kill some time but all I have access to is a laptop running Linux... so I'm looking for a good browser MMO.
I'd prefer a fantasy setting, the more sandboxy the better. Roguelikes are fun. 2D tile-based graphics is ideal... nothing more complex will run on this laptop's graphics chip. Don't like anime style.
Any suggestions?
GW2 was my last hope for the genre....... so back to paper and pencil
Reviews & Impressions « Guild Wars 2
GW2 gives you plenty of tools to create strong server-wide communities... that's kind of the whole point of WvWvW. This is a brand new game... if you want a community, you gotta help build it. Stop expecting someone else to hand it to you on a platter.
[Column] Guild Wars 2: Through The Eyes of a Newbie
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I just wanted to read first impressions -- not fight the mental image of some MMORPG.com writer rubbing one out to "boobies on the internet." Grow up, guys.
LFGame; 2D/8-bit MMORPG
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EUO is an old-school Ultima 5-like MMO. Small playerbase, but it's been running a long time and still gets updates.
Also, Elderlands is an upcoming game in beta. Lead programmer is an ex-Origin employee and the creator of Dransik.
Bored pf theme parks, wow clones - I went back to Ultima Online
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This thread made me resub to UO for a month... I haven't given it another chance in a long, long time. AOS killed it for me, but I'm going to do my best to adapt. I just hate that most of the game now seems to center around building the perfect armor suit.
LF PVE-Sandbox MMO
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Let me suggest Istaria.
-Interesting and meaningful crafting.
Literally one of the best crafting systems ever released. Gathering is broken down into Tiers, so you'll eventually travel into more dangerous areas for gathering.
-Group play is encouraged.
You can solo or play as a group... mobs are pretty challenging because they aggro from quite a distance. It's easy to get overwhelmed, so having backup is nice.
-Ideally skill-based, or at least a game where you can customize your char to a good extent.
Not skill based, but you can multiclass. In fact, some of the classes require levels in various other classes. Theoretically you can level up every class, but your overall rating at that point would make it hard to find anything challenging enough to actually get XP from.
-Open big world. I don't want to hop from quest hub to quest hub.
Check. There are quests, and even a few towns that are considered "newbie" towns, but the game is wide open.
-Long term. Those who have played Vanguard, going back to the example up there, know what "having hardly anything to do left" in Vanguard means. I don't want to be left grinding the same bunch of instances over and over at end game.
Between being able to level every class on one character, the crafting system and building on your plot of land, you won't finish Istaria anytime soon. But if you don't like killing monsters or crafting, then yeah -- you're gonna end up having a bad time.
-PVE centric. When I want my dose of player killing I got other games to do so. I like cooperative gaming in MMOs.
Istaria is PVE only.
-No free-to-play microtransactions BS. One fee, period.
Check. Sub fee with no microtransactions. There's a forever trial if you start an account and create a Human character. As soon as you want to try a different race, create an additional character or buy a plot of land you'll need to become a subscriber -- otherwise you can play for free forever with no other limitations.
Game Set in 16-18th Century? (or Other Historical MMO)
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Check out Mount & Blade: Warband: Napoleonic Wars. Not an MMO, but multiplayer only.
F2P-GF's First- Mac/PC
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Does your GF have a newer Mac with a decent video card?
Ryzom has an extended free trial (skills are capped at 125 I think).
City of Heroes is F2P and has a PC and Mac client.
Fallen Earth too, though I haven't looked into their Mac port in forever.
Regnum Online is a grindy RvR game on Mac/PC. It's F2P.
You might also want to consider Minecraft or Diablo III. They cost upfront, but then there's no other investment.
And if you're up for a challenge, Wine can be used to get a handful of other MMOs running on a Mac. Guild Wars runs great. LOTRO as well. Free EQ and UO shards out there using older clients also run great.
Good luck
What happened to the Freelancer MMO?
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Yup. From what I remember, most of the team ended up working on Jump to Lightspeed for SWG.
They may bave been working on Harry Potter Online at that point too. I know a bunch of stuff got canceled all at once.


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Maraehara River
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|Maraehara River
|Gisborne Region
|Basin countries
|New Zealand
|Source elevation
|380 metres (1,250 ft)
|Mouth elevation
The Maraehara River is a river of the Gisborne Region in New Zealand. Rising on the eastern slopes of Mount Whakatiki in the Ruatoria Forest, the river flows eastwards. It flows into the Pacific Ocean, sharing a coastal lagoon with the larger Waiapu River.
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- "Place Name Detail: Maraehara River". New Zealand Geographic Placenames Database. Land Information New Zealand. Retrieved July 12, 2009.
- New Zealand 1:50000 Topographic Map sheet BD44 - Potara
- New Zealand 1:50000 Topographic Map sheet BD45 - East Cape
Coordinates: 37°46′18″S 178°28′0″E / 37.77167°S 178.46667°E
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"Another entertaining Stephen King novel"
Hugely enjoyable to listen to with well written characters (both the goodies and the baddies), well paced plot and intriguing concepts to wrap your mind around. Stephen King's wicked sense of humor always amuses.
"More like a nightmare!"
I'm a HUGE King fan, and this is not his normal awesome literary work! If you are looking for your first King novel don't chose this one. The Girl Who Love Tom Gordon, The Dark Tower Series, or Bag of Bones are all AWESOME!
I found the plot to be too long, his characterization of the Aliens who pass gas to be really silly, and not to mention it just wasn't scary! I'm still not sure where he was going with this story, it left me puzzled and not entertained in the least. I've read many horror novels and this was more like an author that was "trying" to write like King, but just couldn't do it!
Don't waste your time on this one unless you really get into flatulence!
"Tedious and slow"
I found this King novel slow and boring. No real interesting story, no surprises nor any elements of surprise. FWIF, if you like profanity or ?toilet humor? this story may be for you. Nowhere close to e.g. IT or other earlier King masterpieces.
The narration is excellent.
After nine surgeries on my brain and looking at a tenth, audio is the choice for me to feel whole again. I am myself in the world of books!
"The Master at work"
Mr. King is the master at the strange and familar being a mystery! He has an imagination that is out of this world. I enjoy all his books and this one is a winner too. You want to have fun being scared to death! Read Stephen King!
"Tough to listen to"
If you are considering this title as your first for S King, you might want to reconsider. This is the second attempt I made on a S King novel and I won't do it again. In all fairness to the audio, the narrator is very good and enjoyable to listen to. The story however, is torturously long and scattered.
"Didn't buy-in"
The first half of the book began with charming, interesting characters. When the worm-thing started happening, all I could think of was a child scared of something under his/her bed. Silly! No, I wasn't scared, just a little grossed-out and bored. No triumph in my judgment.
"Destined to be a Classic"
I like King. As a consequence there is very little that he has written that I did not like, but then again the scale of my like has been wide - this one falls somewhere around 80 on a scale of 100, 100 being the best liked, and 1 being the least.
This is not so much a departure for King, who has in the past written about the idea of invasion, and anyone that has read Firestarter will recognize the single-minded approach of the government agent, who very much leaves you with the same general mental image of the Indian from Firestarter...
However the ending does not capitalise upon the intense excitement that is largely maintained throughout the book, almost as if the book was written with the idea of it being a movie - you see it ends like a movie would. Does that make it bad? Heck no! Do I think you'll like it? Yes. Certainly. If you like King, you will like this book.
"Very good!"
Not as good as having the book read to you by the author himself (Bag of Bones), but I do like this narrator. Haven't seen this movie yet, but I liked the book. Incorporates childhood comraderie (IT, The Body) with alien invasion (Tommyknockers).
"ho hum"
I don't mind spending hours reading or listening and I regularly like King's work. The depth of these characters is fantastic but the story is ho hum. Yeah, yeah. Aliens, 4 friends. Lots of military stuff. Just seemed to be lacking in plot. Demunn does a great job with all the characters, though.
"Two stories"
Great beginning then he lost me. I stuck with it because it was the KING. The story is MUCH BETTER than the movie....