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By Jake Donovan - The placement of a comma in a three word sentence is the difference between an exclamation and the realization of the inevitable.
For now, promoter Lou DiBellas thoughts on his thoroughbred, middleweight king Sergio Martinez facing an undefeated titlist from Russia is an exclamation not fit for print F**k Dmitry Pirog.
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This fight just needs to happen, no reason for it not to
Sergio wins tho
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Martinez beats pirog pretty easily tbh. but should still do the fight,martinez should just go on a run for unifying the divisions of middleweight and light middleweight.
Theres no one really special or great to test martinez in either of those weights,he may aswell just have fu destroying them all and collecting all the belts.
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sergio should just fight pirog next for his tune up and then get his ppv later. it's not like pirog can beat martinez.
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Unless Pirog can fight a whole lot better than what I just watched. Than there is no doubt that Sergio wins easy.
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SMartinez beats pirog by ko martinez is too good
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I agree with everyone that Martinez wins such a fight, and probably with room to spare. Pirog is good, not great, and certainly not as good as he was made to look against Jacobs - who quite frankly wasn't and won't ever be ready for fights at that level.
But when you are the champ (in the sense of one ruler per division), then it's your job to defend against all comers. Honestly, as tough as its been for Martinez, he's really only faced one true middleweight so far - Pavlik.
Williams was ranked, but in his mind is still a welterweight who added weight just to stay busy. Dzinziruk is a junior middle. Manfredo (possible next fight) is simply an opponent.
There's no reason to not fight Pirog and I'm sick of hearing all of these reasons why a fight can't take place. He's not going to get Pacquiao or Mayweather. DiBella doesn't dare mention anyone at SMW, insisting that Martinez is maxed out at 160 (which I believe, FWIW). Sturm will most likely never again come to America and I don't see anyone else at 160 that "deserves" a shot in front of Pirog. Guys like Sylvester, Geale, etc don't bring any more or less to the table and Pirog - even if still largely unknown - is more identifiable than those, in the parts of the world Martinez plans to spend his last days as a prizefighter.
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79 England send on Lee Dickson, George Ford, Alex Goode and Tom Johnson for the closing seconds.
78 England are pushed back territorially to the edge of the 22 but respond well with Vunipola involved. But after a brief surge, Wales turn it over and motor to halfway before being driven into touch. Game over for sure here with play now on halfway.
77 Replacement full-back Lee Williams is penalised for taking out Brown after his chip into the Welsh 22. England will go for goal here then, surely? No, it goes to touch as they look to chew up the clock.
75 England go close to putting the icing on the cake at Twickenham as Burrell reaches out to ground in the corner. However, referee Poite spots a foot in touch on the replay so it is no try. Great skills though from Lawes and Burrell down the right wing.
73 The clock ticks down as Wales walk briskly to their line-out on the English ten-metre. England send on Dave Attwood and Henry Thomas for Launchbury and Wilson. Launchbury has been outstanding at lock.
71 But England survive. Farrell clears to big cheers from the Twickenham supporters before they reclaim the ball on the Welsh 22. Score here and it's done.
69 Great defence but not so great attack as May gets isolated which allows Wales to win a penalty. This will go downfield to England's 22. Points a must.
67 That is great defence from England again as Wood and Farrell hold up Cuthbert to earn the scrum outside their own 22. Now it's Brown who clears.
65 England have also made a change as Mako Vunipola replaces Marler at loosehead. Wow, James and co. will be delighted with that set-piece as they win the scrum penalty. Replacement Dan Biggar clears.
64 Play will restart with an English scrum fifteen metres from the try-line as Paul James comes on, replacing Jenkins who doesn't return from the bin.
63 England are just ten metres out here, looking good.
62 Brown is leading by example for England as he takes his side over halfway and offers front-foot ball. Now the forwards take it on on the Welsh ten-metre before Farrell kicks into the corner of Wales' 22.
60 PENALTY, ENGLAND, FARRELL. 29-18. Coach killer from Wales as Davies is penalised after the restart for playing the ball on the ground. Farrell punishes him as England go back up to an eleven-point lead.
57 PENALTY, WALES, HALFPENNY. 26-18. It's Hartley who offends yet again as he takes out Faletau in the air at a line-out. Halfpenny from distance...over.
55 PENALTY, ENGLAND, FARRELL. 26-15. The lead grows due to that offence as Farrell makes no mistake.
54 YELLOW CARD, WALES, JENKINS. It was coming. Jenkins goes to the sin-bin as Poite penalises him for not driving straight at scrum time. He doesn't like it.
53 That almost backfired from Brown as Wales countered superbly. Unfortunately for the visitors, a Roberts grubber through had way too much on it and England were able to ground in their own in-goal area.
51 That almost backfired from Brown as Wales countered superbly. Unfortunately for the visitors, a Roberts grubber through had way too much on it and England were able to ground in their own in-goal area.
50 Good work from Care as he disrupts Warburton and forces the Welsh flanker to knock-on. So it's an English put-in fifteen metres away from halfway before Brown kicks down to the Welsh back three.
48 Farrell now does well to clear under pressure as his game continues to impress today. It's a Welsh line-out then on the English ten-metre. Slow ball.
46 PENALTY, ENGLAND, FARRELL. 23-15. And Wales are penalised at that aforementioned scrum for not driving straight so England's lead is up to eight.
45 Cheers from the home supporters now as Priestland fumbles a simple catch 35 metres from his own line. This is ideal territory for England in centre field as Care and Farrell wait for the scrum to be set.
43 And boy have they come out of the blocks well, with Faletau and North making ground down the left wing before the Northampton man fired out a forward pass inside in search of Halfpenny. Chance gone for now.
41 Welcome back to the action as Priestland restarts for Wales, who trail England by only five points.
Half-time: England 20-15 Wales
39 PENALTY, WALES, HALFPENNY. 20-15. The perfect end to the half for Wales as Hartley is now caught in an offside position following May's knock-on. Wales will be delighted to go in just five points down.
38 PENALTY, WALES, HALFPENNY. 20-12. A response from Wales as Hartley is penalised for going off his feet at the breakdown. Easy points for the Welsh.
35 CONVERSION, ENGLAND, FARRELL. 20-9. He lands the extras from the touchline. Burrell's score came from Hibbard's overcooked line-out by the way.
34 TRY, ENGLAND, BURRELL. 18-9. Brilliant from Billy Twelvetrees as his grubber into the left corner sees Burrell dive over. That is a massive score.
33 That is what you want from your number ten. Farrell sits back and kicks wonderfully into the away 22, despite being on the back foot. Pressure throw...
31 PENALTY, WALES, HALFPENNY. 13-9. That is excellent work at the breakdown by prop Jenkins as he pounces on Nowell. Up steps Halfpenny from 47 metres. Yes.
29 Wales almost respond in quick time though as Jamie Roberts busts through up to the home 22. However, centre partner Davies' poor grubber soon after has gifted possession back to England who clear long.
27 PENALTY, ENGLAND, FARRELL. 13-6. Webb is penalised by Poite for not rolling away and Farrell makes no mistake again. That's a sweet strike from 35 out.
25 One great Welsh kick from the tee is followed up by a poor one from hand by Priestland, whose Garryowen goes out on the full. So, it's an English line-out 35 metres from the Welsh line. A response coming?
23 PENALTY, WALES, HALFPENNY. 10-6. In at the side by Luther Burrell but credit to Wales for their ruck counter on the English ten-metre. Result, Halfpenny calls for the tee and the rest is history. Superb.
19 PENALTY, ENGLAND, FARRELL. 10-3. Jenkins is the man penalised at scrum time by referee Romain Poite so up steps Farrell from 40 metres out. Lovely strike.
17 Not much to report as scrum resets mar the last couple of minutes on the Welsh ten-metre. It is English ball by the way, with Farrell waiting.
15 Wales are soon back in possession though as Farrell kicks cross-field to Jack Nowell, which is a poor option seeing as George North takes him into touch. Promising Welsh ball on the English ten-metre now.
13 Wales are soon back in possession though as Farrell kicks cross-field to Jack Nowell, which is a poor option seeing as George North takes him into touch. Promising Welsh ball on the English ten-metre now.
11 Now it is Billy Twelvetrees with a mistake, kicking into his own forward pack on his ten-metre. Luckily for him, Wales knock-on soon after. England scrum.
9 PENALTY, WALES, HALFPENNY. 7-3. That is poor from Courtney Lawes just outside his own 22 as he tries to get up after being tackled. Halfpenny strikes.
7 CONVERSION, ENGLAND, FARRELL. 7-0. An easy kick.
5 TRY, ENGLAND, CARE. 5-0. It came from a penalty five metres out as Care tapped again, diving in easily under no pressure. Wales will be livid.
5 England now win a penalty on halfway and they go quickly through Danny Care. The hosts are showing their hand early. They have a penalty advantage.
3 The first scrum is Wales' and they win a penalty. An early boost for the visitors then as Priestland puts Wales into the English 22. Early score coming?
1 The atmosphere is electric as Owen Farrell kicks off for England, with Swing Low bouncing around Twickenham. George North collects before Rhys Priestland kicks down to Mike Brown on halfway.
0 Wales boss Warren Gatland has named Jonathan Davies and Alun-Wyn Jones in his starting line-up, while Jake Ball is included following an injury to Luke Charteris. Remember, kick-off is at 15:00 GMT.
0 England have made two changes to their squad, with Ben Morgan replacing the injured Billy Vunipola at number eight for his nineteenth cap. Exeter Chiefs back-row forward Tom Johnson is named on the bench.
0 A warm welcome from Twickenham ahead of this mouth-watering Six Nations clash between England and Wales. With Ireland winning handsomely on Saturday, both these teams know a defeat would mean curtains in terms of their Championship hopes. So, will it be revenge from last year for England or a fourth straight win over their rivals for the Welsh? The supporters are pouring into HQ and we'll have team news very soon.
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Google buying $39M fiber service in Utah for $1
Terms of an agreement between Google Inc. and Provo, Utah, show the company will pay $1 for a fiber-optic system that cost $39 million to build.
Terms of an agreement between Google Inc. and Provo, Utah, show the company will pay $1 for a fiber-optic system that cost $39 million to build.
Google Inc.'s $1.03 billion purchase of Israeli navigation software maker Waze marks an important milestone for the country that affectionately calls itself "Start-Up Nation."
Google is paying nearly $15 million in bonuses to four of the Internet search company's top executives for their performances last year.
For all the technological breakthroughs it has produced, Silicon Valley is an architectural wasteland.
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The mobile phone in Dennis Woodside's hand looks like something Captain America would carry, with a cherry red back, glossy white front and thin rings of metallic blue around the side buttons and camera lens.
Microsoft is escalating its efforts to bring the latest version of Internet Explorer to more than 700 million personal computers in an attempt to re-establish the software maker's browser as the best way to surf the Web.
Yahoo has bought Silicon Valley startup Jybe so it can bring back five of its former engineers to help the Internet company build better mobile applications.
U.S. law enforcement officials are demanding the creation of a "kill switch" that would render smartphones inoperable after they are stolen, New York's top prosecutor said in a clear warning to the world's ...
Just a year after Facebook started selling mobile ads, the social media giant has become a bigger threat to the dominant player in the space, Google Inc.
In a dingy Internet cafe, Abdullah gets round the censors with one click and logs onto YouTube, officially banned for a year and at the heart of Pakistan's cyberwar for control of the web.
Ticketmaster, often the target of fan anger when tickets to popular concerts get sold out in seconds, is removing an annoyance that can slow down the buying process: the jumble of letters that people need ...
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(AP)—A federal appeals judge in New York has agreed to delay a court challenge to Google Inc.'s plans to create the world's largest digital library while the court considers whether authors should receive class status.
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AURORA – City officials still are planning on building a roundabout to improve the ebb and flow of traffic at Sullivan Road and Highland Street on Aurora's near West Side.
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Recently, we and others demonstrated the unique potential for glycosyl phosphatidylinositol (GPI) anchored proteins to transfer from one cell membrane to another in a process we termed 'painting'. The GPI-anchored proteins were shown to transfer intact and functional. The full significance of this phenomenon has yet to be fully realized, but implications exist in many areas including disease transmission (prions), cell protection (endothelial cells), and senescence (erythrocytes). It is of interest to note that cells exhibiting limited or no biosynthetic capacity (spermatozoa and erythrocytes) have been implicated thus far in cell-cell transfer of GPI-linked molecules. This observation demonstrates the potential for GPI-linked proteins to be 'painted' onto cells which otherwise may be incapable of expressing exogenous proteins. We show in this paper that GPI-linked CD59 and decay-accelerating factor will transfer intact from erythrocytes to endothelial cells in transgenic mice. We also demonstrate that the transfer process occurs under physiological conditions using several experimental models including organ and bone marrow transplantation. We detail the procedure to effect transfer of GPI-linked proteins from one cell type to another in either an in vivo or in vitro system.
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Cut the limes into small pieces and reserve 4 slices for garnish. Strain the juice from the pineapple slices and combine with the reserved pineapple juice. Set aside 4 pineapple slices for garnish and roughly chop the remainder.
In a pitcher muddle the limes and stir in the sugar. Add the chopped pineapple, and muddle a bit more. Stir in the pineapple juice and 1 cup water. Add tequila, if desired.
Serve in ice filled glasses garnished with pineapple and lime slices.
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Amplification of 2nd PCR product
I am using a "two step PCR" method in order to generate point mutation
in plasmid DNA. Recently I have encountered into a strange problem.
By trying to amplify the 2nd PCR product with the two exterior primers
I get an unrecognized fragment, which differs in length of the 2nd PCR
The reason I have tried to amplify the 2nd PCR product was a low yield
of the expected fragment, probably due to a formation of by-product
identical in length to the by-product received from the
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What is the cause to this phenomenon?
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$5M to improve cellphone service in southern Vt.
MONTPELIER The state is investing $5 million to improve cellphone service in 21 southern areas and is on track to provide access to high-speed Internet service everywhere by the end of next year, Gov. Peter Shumlin said Friday.
The Vermont Telecommunications Authority, whose missions include securing access to affordable broadband services for all homes and businesses in the state and making sure its telecommunications infrastructure is continuously upgraded, has approved the grant to VTel Wireless, an affiliate of Vermont Telephone based in Springfield.
The project will use 27 of the towers or other structures that are already planned for VTels significant broadband project and new small cell sites on utility poles that are along fiber-optic lines that VTel owns or is developing, said Christopher Campbell, executive director of the Vermont Telecommunications Authority.
This project is an important step forward toward providing cellular access across the state, Campbell said.
VTel Wireless will be starting its own retail cellular service, with roaming agreements with national carriers.
The investment for cellular equipment through VTel Wireless will fill in some of the most challenging gaps in the southern part of the state, Shumlin said.
Service, he said, will improve on:
Andover Road between Andover and Weston;
Route 7 in Pownal;
Route 9 in Marlboro and Wilmington;
Routes 100 and 100A in Plymouth;
Route 100 in Wardsboro;
Route 103 in Mount Holly; and
Route 133 from Pawlet to Middletown Springs.
The state also is on target to get broadband computer service to every home and business by the end of 2013, Shumlin said. Now, 95.6 percent of Vermont E911 addresses are connected, compared with 87 percent when the project was started. That leaves 4.2 percent still lacking service.
Help is on the way, and we expect to have you connected by our deadline, Shumlin said.
The only holdups could be an extraordinarily snowy winter or if communities challenge the placement of cell equipment, he said.
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COLUMBIA CITY — Indian Springs Middle School's 8th-grade Lady Eagles hosted Bellmont Tuesday evening at ISMS.
The Lady Eagles grabbed an early lead and posted a decisive 51-6 win.
Coach Trish Sittler said Darian Farber came out confident and ended with 16 points while Holly Martinez used solid defense to turn some steals and rebounds into 14 points.
Here are the sports headlines in Thursdays's Post & Mail:
ISMS girls open with win
Indian Springs 8th-grade girls win 51-6
Bonds, Clemens denied; Hall of Famers glad
Colts' offensive coordinator released from hospital
Columbia City's girls basketball team is supporting Down Syndrome Awareness at Saturday night's Northeast Hoosier Conference game against Homestead. The Lady Eagles will be holding a silent auction, as well as taking donations for DSANI, Down Syndrome Association of Northeast Indiana.
CHURUBUSCO — Churubusco's boys and girls basketball teams played host to their Central Noble counterparts Tuesday in the opening round of the Northeast Corner Conference basketball tournament.
Both Churubusco teams fell to defeat with the Lady Eagles losing 39-36 and the boys' team dropping a 55-36 contest.
While both Eagle teams lost — relegating them to the consolation bracket of the tourney — the paths they took were quite different.
SYRACUSE — Countless hours of practicing free throws paid off for Aubrey Wright Tuesday night at Wawasee.
After taking a 7-0 lead to start the game, the Lady Eagles gave up the lead for the first time in the contest with 17 seconds left to play. Facing a 46-45 deficit, Wright was fouled with 10.9 seconds on the clock and knocked down both shots from the charity stripe to win, 47-46.
Wright led the team in scoring with 15 points and also tallied five steals and six rebounds. Alyssa Hansen also hit a shot from behind the arc, and Emily Whiteleather scored six in the first quarter.
Here are the sports headlines in Wednesday's Post & Mail:
City finishes on Wright side of thriller
'Busco loses in NECC tourney
CC girls support Down Syndrome Awareness
Athlete of the week
COLUMBIA CITY — "We know everything about each other." A statement that is typically exaggerated is quite realistic for a trio of Columbia City's boys basketball players.
A group that knows each other so well, in fact, that all three of the Eagles' leading hoopsters are going to the same college to play basketball. Derek Hinen, Daniel Woll and Drew Benedict have been playing basketball together since they were in third grade — and they aren't sick of each other yet. All three have signed with Huntington University, just 20 miles south on Ind. 9, to play basketball next season.
FORT WAYNE — As has been the case since its inception, Saturday's Northeast Hoosier Conference Swimming and Diving Meet was dominated by perennial powers Homestead and Carroll, but the Columbia City boys' team worked its way into a tie for fourth in the team standings and the Lady Eagles took sixth at the Homestead pool.
ROCHESTER — Whitko girls basketball team played a hard-fought game in Rochester Saturday night that came down to the final seconds to decide. It was a battle of two evenly matched teams, as neither squad led by more than seven points at any point in the game.
From opening tip off to the final buzzer, the Lady Wildcats had to contend with a ferocious defensive effort by Rochester, falling 53-51 to their Three Rivers Conference foes. The staunch defense disrupted Whitko's timing and caused numerous turnovers — particularly in the first half.
COLUMBIA CITY — Columbia City's girls basketball team picked up its second win in a row and first Northeast Hoosier Conference game of the season Saturday night.
The Lady Eagles hosted and defeated Bellmont's Lady Squaws to get their fourth win of the season.Columbia City's staunch defense held the Lady Squaws to one field goal in the first quarter en route to a 45-34 win.
Guards Macie Hinen and Aubrey Wright combined for seven steals and six assists. Emily Whiteleather and Hinen led the boards with seven rebounds apiece.


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'Lost Odyssey' carries on D&D tradition
As a fantasy-loving nerd who came of age in the '80s, I was fascinated by the role-playing game "Dungeons & Dragons." Fortunately, I didn't know anyone else who cared, so I didn't get drawn into the cult. But I've been a sucker ever since for the electronic games that were inspired by it, from 1981's "Wizardry" to the ongoing "Final Fantasy" series.
Its influence can be seen all over video-gaming, and not just in role-playing fantasies such as "Blue Dragon" or "Eternal Sonata."
"D&D;" co-creator Gary Gygax died this week, but the game he helped invent in 1974 lives on, with a long-awaited Fourth Edition due this year. I'll almost certainly never play it, but I'll undoubtedly enjoy the video games it spawned.
"Lost Odyssey" (Microsoft, for the Xbox 360, $59.99): Hironobu Sakaguchi's "Final Fantasy" series drew heavily from "D&D;" mythology, and "Lost Odyssey" — his second game since leaving "FF" publisher Square Enix — shows he is still dedicated to the genre. It features the usual ragtag band of fighters and wizards battling countless exotic creatures en route to a confrontation with an all-powerful villain.
The main character is Kaim, an immortal mercenary who doesn't remember much of his thousand-year life. At first he seems like a typical video-game tough guy, but as he regains his memories, he evolves into a more sympathetic, tragic character. And his journey, while cliched at times, includes some of the most genuinely moving events I've ever seen in a video game.
At the core of "Lost Odyssey" are hundreds of turn-based fights that "Final Fantasy" admirers will relish. It has some pacing issues, with long, exhausting, battle-heavy mazes followed by equally long sequences where there's no action at all.
Other aggravations, such as annoying loading sequences and a dearth of save-game points, had me screaming at my Xbox. But the well-balanced, strategy-intensive combat, a compelling story and a diverting assortment of side missions kept me coming back. It's a must-buy for fans of classic RPGs.
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The City of Kenai has acquired five parcels of foreclosed properties on Peninsula Avenue with the intent of using the lots as a staging area for the bluff erosion project.
The Kenai City Council Wednesday passed the ordinance after paying the balance of the unpaid property taxes to the Kenai Peninsula Borough. Four of the lots have residences on the property, one of which is condemned and considered unlivable, said Kenai City Manager Rick Koch.
It may have taken seven years, but Kenai City Council member Mike Boyle's persistence in providing free boat launch use at the city dock has paid off.
The Kenai City Council enacted a resolution to remove the $25 fee for public use of the city boat launch before and after the dipnet season. The resolution also included free parking for users, excluded during the July 10-31 personal use fishery. The fee for commercial users still applies.
When Sterling author Dave Atcheson moved to Alaska from upstate New York at 18, he was searching for adventure. Without ever having seen the ocean, he took a summer job as a deckhand on a commercial fishing boat out of Seward – a decision that changed the course of his life.
A Florida man who was extradited to Kenai and served a year in jail while awaiting trial was acquitted Aug. 26 on six counts of sexual abuse of a minor and six counts of sexual assault of a minor.
After seven days of trial in Kenai Superior Court, Christopher Doss, 28, was found not guilty on all 12 charges. Evidence in the trial showed that the accuser, Doss' half-sister, suffered from emotional problems that stemmed from abuse at a young age when she lived with her mother, said public defense attorney Andy Pevehouse.
The Kenai Little League Fields went to the dogs over Labor Day weekend.
Nearly 100 energetic dogs and their enthusiastic owners from all over the state put their canine's athleticism and obedience to the test at the Kenai Kennel Club Agility Trials, a three-day event that concluded Monday in Kenai. Following the cues of their handler, dogs ran through a timed obstacle course full of jumps, tunnels and weave poles. From speedy Australian shepherds and border collies to dachshunds and poodles a variety of working class and toy class were represented.
Funny River Road resident Jim Harpring said his property at mile 31 is the first place where brown bears encounter humans.
With his home at the confluence of the Funny River and Kenai River backed up against the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, he said bear sightings are frequent as they come down from the mountains to fish in the river. From his front porch he counts an average of nine bears in the summer evenings while the number of moose he has seen in the area has gone down the last few years.
Soldotna residents may have noticed a new camera hanging from the traffic light at the intersection of the Sterling Highway and Binkley Street.
Alaska Department of Transportation spokesperson Jill Reese said the pan-tilt-zoom camera is to monitor traffic flow to evaluate and improve light timing plans.
Reese said the camera is one of 11 on the Kenai Peninsula and 20 in the Mat-Su Valley. In 2011, DOT first installed the remote traffic-viewing camera at the Kenai Spur Highway and Bridge Access Road.
Municipalities across the Kenai Peninsula are slated to consider asking the Alaska Board of Fisheries hold the 2017 Upper Cook Inlet Finfish meetings on the Kenai Peninsula.
Joint Resolution No. 1 is expected to come before the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly and the Kenai, Soldotna, Homer, Seldovia and Seward city councils by Sept. 10.
Kenai City Manager Rick Koch, who attended the 2014 fish board meetings in Anchorage, said he invited the board to return to the Kenai Peninsula since many of the management issues pertain to area fishermen.
Jobs for Alaskans, funding for education and improving health care were topics that resonated with five candidates vying for three seats in the state House of Representative as they discussed their legislative goals during a forum Tuesday in Soldotna.
The five candidates running for Districts 29, 30 and 31 within the Kenai Peninsula answered questions in front of a packed audience at a joint Soldotna and Kenai Chambers of Commerce luncheon at the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex.
The Kenai Potter's Guild has renewed a sublease with the Peninsula Art Guild that will keep the potter's group in the Kenai Fine Arts Center through the end of September 2015.
Kenai Potter's Guild President Laura Faeo and Peninsula Art Guild President Benjamin Jackinsky signed the agreement on July 30, two months after the art guild voted to evict the potter's guild after questions over insurance coverage for the pottery studio surfaced. The Kenai City Council approved the sublease at its Aug. 20 meeting.
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I love Football. It will be the primary subject I write about for TJRsports, although I have a great love of Rugby, Tennis, Basketball, boxing, MMA and WWE too. I'm a real sports guy, the greatest drama and entertainment in the world is in sports. Take for example a couple of years ago, Chelsea versus Barcelona in the European Champions league semi final second leg. Chelsea were narrow 1 nil victors in the first leg in London, but didn't have a chance at Barcelona's Camp Nou in which Barca often hit Three to Four goals a game. The improbable task became the impossible task as John Terry stupidly got sent off early for a dumb kick. Barcelona then went up Two nil on the night. Chelsea then conceded a penalty kick, and it looked like their fate was sealed. But what happened? Leo Messi (who always scores) hit the bar with the penalty, Chelsea clawed a goal back, and then Fernando Torres who couldn't score a goal to save his life ran through and hit the back of the net in the closing minutes. The Two Two draw was enough to put Barcelona out. Unbelievably Ten man Chelsea had went to Barcelona's Spanish Fortress and got a result. I'm not even a Chelsea fan, but you have to love that drama. It sums up why people get so passionate and involved in sports. You just can't replicate that drama in a film script or tv show. The entertainment is real, and on any given day, at any given moment, a bit of magic is possible to witness. Football is rammed with these moments, which is why I think it is the greatest sport to follow. Sure, you have your dominant teams, but as exemplified, you never really know what may happen. Look at Sir Alex Ferguson's last ever match as manager of Manchester United. Against the average West Brom, Fergie would surely go out in a blaze of glory. The game ended 5-5. Probably the most unpredictable result possible, a ten goal game, an almost fitting end for Fergie given his career of thrills. Every match becomes a must see game with things like this in mind. But even if a match seems a certainty you still have to watch, you can't risk missing a great piece of play, a killer pass, the beauty of a great goal. Nothing can beat the joy of seeing a player execute a fantastic goal. Whether it is Cristiano Ronaldo smashing a ball into the roof of a net, or the majestic Lionel Messi softly chipping a goalkeeper … it just looks great. Goals are the most beautiful play of any sport. A touchdown or a basket can't really match the pure beauty of a football hitting the inside of a net after being curled from Twenty Five yards and spinning majestically through the air. Perhaps this is why Football is commonly known as "The Beautiful Game".
It will be my pleasure covering the beautiful game for TJRsports. I have been reading John Canton's columns for over Five years now. Canton is a man I have a great deal of respect for. I have always found his work engaging, interesting and well informed. I hope he will enjoy my work as much as I have enjoyed his over the years.
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Wild Cub Opt for Delayed Gratification
But "Thunder Clatter" and its aesthetic twin "Colour" are imperfect representations of what Wild Cub is about. The Nashville quintet is less about the pop energy off those two songs—the first two songs written and recorded in the band's catalogue—and more about patient lo-fi electronica, looping simple, sparse melodies to build to dramatic finishes. Pick a song on the debut album Youth that isn't "Thunder Clatter" or "Colour," neither a picture of immediacy, and you'll get something with far fewer hooks taking far longer to develop.
So ask DeWitt if he thinks that, in a time when TV audiences have begun to value slow-burning shows like "Mad Men," they'll begin to appreciate slow-burning songs like the mass of Youth.
"You're asking me at a really cynical time of my life because we're in the middle of pushing 'Thunder Clatter' to the radio," he says.
Wild Cub is not "Thunder Clatter." But the story of Wild Cub is the story of "Thunder Clatter."
"I had started writing 'Colour' and 'Thunder Clatter' when I was still soldiering around the world as a singer-songwriter," DeWitt says. "But I realized they were a great way to signal in what I wanted to do, transition into making songs with a band. We recorded them with the mentality, 'I wonder what that's going to be like.' And then we moved on to 'Huh, that's really compelling. What's next?'"
What's next turned out to be quieter, filled with intimate moments contrasting with the first two songs' huge ones. "Thunder Clatter" and "Colour" came so early in the process, the band argued over including them on the album as poppy outliers to Youth's more challenging bulk. Ultimately they included the two because they were outliers. DeWitt wanted an album of balance and contrast.
"I don't think that 'Streetlights' would be able to be the special moment that it is at the end of the record—so quiet and sparse—without having a record that begins with these big, bright, chaotic things," said DeWitt. "I feel like those songs do a lot of the work for you. They earn you the other songs."
Including two concise, accessible songs would earn an album enough replays to digest the five-minute, hookless "Straight No Turns" and more.
At least, that's what Wild Cub believes. For a band that wants to make slow-building music while appealing to a wide audience, accessibility is a matter of proportion. "Thunder Clatter" might be so easily digestible that it was nearly dropped from the album, but it might also be too conventionally difficult to swallow to receive the kind of airplay DeWitt thinks it deserves. Industry insiders regularly tell DeWitt that the only thing holding back reasonable hit "Thunder Clatter" from utter domination is that it takes too long to get to the big payoff in the song's final lines. Why not just make the conclusion into a chorus, repeat it over and over and make all gratification instant?
"I've had that idea pitched to me by five different record labels and five different radio people," DeWitt said. "I feel like you fundamentally rob it of what's important. Things have more value when they're withheld from you. Miles Davis made a career out of not playing notes and that being what is so incredible about it. LCD Soundsystem perfected it to an art. It creates this transcendent artistic experience because it asks people to wait and believe in the song—to be a part of an experience that's larger than themselves.
"I'm sure a cynical listener will listen to 'Straight No Turns' and say it sounds like there's only half an idea," he continued. "But it asks something different from them. It's about a mood. It has a couple of little hooks in it, and it's about the repetition and being along for the ride."
And are audiences growing to appreciate the virtue of delayed gratification in music the same way they grew to like it on television? DeWitt is cynical…now. But, as he says, songs like "Thunder Clatter" earn the rest of an album a listen. Just wait until they hear the rest of Youth.
Wild Cub play Summerfest's U.S. Cellular Connection Stage at 8 p.m. on Friday, June 27.


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I not a good runner nor a good follower either.But will be back for more of you for sure and try to address this challenge soon.
I never get a response to that challenge other than "Paul didn't have to.".
How on earth could a man who allegedly speaks with Jesus never mention a single in the Gospels ?
I would be asking him to expand on what is in the Gospels and share it with the world.
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You Are What You Read!Written by jenniferd on 11/21/2014
Greetings and welcome to the mise-en-place edition of You Are What You Read! This time next week Thanksgiving will be a mere fond memory and a whole lot of foil in the fridge. I know that I am spending part of this weekend organizing myself in the kitchen for the Big Day. My Sons, The Traveling Companion and I are taking to the highway and cruising up state with our assigned dishes to what has become a tradition with us that we call Cousin Thanksgiving. It is the one time of year I see my three cousins and their families. Sadly, this year we will be missing 2 of our Merry Band. My cousin Matt and his family have been sent across the country to a new naval base in the Pacific Northwest, and my other cousin Diana will be visiting her husband's family in Mexico which leaves one cousin to have the Cousin Thanksgiving with. As some of you may remember, The Traveling Companion was nervous about the deep fried turkey last year. Well, this year he has a whole new set of nerves to work; because the one cousin standing, who happens to be the Hostess, is a practicing vegan. Liz is going to be making a Traditional Feast for us all (a round of applause for what a good sport she is!) and she will be having some sort of Traditional Tofu something for herself. Last year I was so worried about her not being able to eat the majority of the feast that I made 2 different Brussels Sprout recipes: one vegan friendly and one not. I am sharing these with you because the un-vegan one was so good that Liz declared that she was Breaking Vegan for it. They both begin the same way. Take Brussels sprouts that you have trimmed and quartered and toss them in plenty of olive oil, salt and pepper. Roast them in a 425 oven until they are, well, roasted. You know what you are looking for. Now while that is going down, you can ponder the choice of 2 sauces to toss them in. The first is the vegan friendly one which is Dijon mustard to which you have added a touch of maple syrup to. The second concoction is a sauce made of harissa, lime zest, lime juice, and honey. Toss the roasted sprouts in this and then to gild the lily, take some beautiful pomegranate seeds and strewn them over the top. A Sprout so good you are willing to cast aside your Dietary Beliefs! Have a lovely Thanksgiving! This week we have Scotland, elephants, and some culture.
Playlist? Of course! We can't have you doing all that prep and handling knives without some music. Pffff. That's not cool.
Let us begin!
Abby, actually, liked being in her car last week. "My commute was much improved last week thanks to being joined by Mr. Alan Cumming, Scotsman, actor, and audiobook reader. I listened to his emotionally charged memoir Not My Father's Son. The opening chapter is a study in torment; as children, Alan and his older brother were subjected to their father's physical and mental abuse. His home life was so dark, it wasn't until he was a grown man that he could truly appreciate the beautiful forest area in which he grew up. The story is set with his participation in the British TV show Who Do You Think You Are, where genealogists and historians research a celebrity's family history and share the details on screen with the audience. When he was invited to participate, Alan's personal quest was to learn more about his maternal grandfather Tommy Darling, a man he never met and around whom there was great mystery. But as the research began to unfold, Alan was faced with a number of personal crises including making peace, with his abusive father, and gaining strength from an ancestor he never knew. The title of the book takes on increasing significance as the story goes on. Cumming is a great actor, but after listening to his story, I believe he is an even better man."
Sweet Ann has just finished Leaving Time by Jodi Picoult. "I thoroughly enjoyed the story of Jenna, a thirteen year old, searching for her mother who disappeared when she was three years old. There was a tragic accident/murder at the elephant sanctuary which Jenna's parents owned and operated. At the time of the incident, Jenna's mother disappeared. Jenna is able to get a psychic and retired police detective to help her in her search. Leaving Time also contains information on the habits of elephants that was wonderful to read about and will make you think twice about them. This book is told in alternating chapters so the reader will learn the histories and points of view of the characters. While there is some 'magical thinking' in this novel but it is well worth the journey with Jenna."
Barbara M for those who watch this space loves herself some other cultures. Here is what her latest read on them is all about. "I've read many books about cultural differences but what makes The Culture Map by Erin Meyer different is that it puts various qualities on continuums so you can see what one culture expects in relation to another culture. For example, on a communications scale, the United States is considered 'low-context' meaning communications are generally straight forward without many nuances. Japan is on the other end of the scale and has a 'high-context' communications style where things are not said but implied. Although the UK tends toward 'low-context', misunderstandings may occur because the British use more irony and sarcasm which may not always be understood by Americans. In this ever shrinking world of intercultural exchanges, I think this book is a worthy read."
And finally we have DJ Jazzy Patty McC from The State Up North (8 days until The Game. Let's go Buckeyes!). What's good Pats? " This year is a Midwestern Thanksgiving. I haven't celebrated this holiday here in a couple decades and I am grateful to be spending it with my family. The feast will be much like our clan gatherings in Boston in years past. The Midwestern cousins are hosting and we are all contributing.They asked me what I would like to bring and after hearing the planned menu it struck me that there was a serious shortage of vegetables. Sure there would be mashed potatoes and a green bean casserole but little else in the way of our root-bearing friends. I told them that I would bring roasted Brussels sprouts. They shared a look. I knew that look. It was the same look my kids give each other when I put a new food in front of them to try. It was the look of "No way are we going to eat that." Then the cousins outright said, "No way are we going to eat that." I hesitated. Then I added that I could also bring roasted baby carrots. They jumped on that and told me to just bring the carrots. I stood my ground. I said I'd bring both and then blurted out that I'd also bring some roasted butternut squash. Again that shared look and their reply, "That's a lot of vegetables." I smiled. They have no idea that this is just the beginning of their vegetable education. This week I invite you to try something new and in the process educate yourself and those around you. Now go eat your vegetables."


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Creamy Broccoli-Chicken Casserole
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|2 Teaspoon
|Diced onion
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|All purpose flour
|1 Tablespoon
|Skim milk
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Cheddar cheese
|2 Ounce
|Skinned boneless cooked chicken
|6 Ounce
|Cooked chopped broccoli
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Cooked macaroni shells
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Chopped canned pimientos
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Slivered almonds
|1⁄2 Ounce
|1 Dash
|1 Dash
Preheat oven to 375°F.
In small saucepan heat margarine until bubbly and hot; add onion and saute briefly (do not brown).
Add flour and stir quickly to thoroughly combine; remove from heat and gradually stir in milk, stirring until thoroughly blended.
Return to heat and cook, stirring constantly, until slightly thickened; add cheese and cook over low heat, stirring occasionally, until sauce is thick and creamy, about 2 minutes.
Remove from heat and stir in salt and pepper.
In 2-quart casserole combine remaining ingredients; pour cheese sauce over chicken mixture and stir to combine.
Sprinkle with almonds and bake for 30 minutes.
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"Why, I conquered all that was evil on that planet why return?" said our mighty warrior, before the head of the council replied back.
"There seems to be one more remaining and because of your stupidity he has destroyed almost all of the civilization on that primitive planet, go now and destroy him."
With that said Dynamis was instantly teleported back to earth but to a quite different environment.The sky was blacked by suet and debris from the rising fires from the mammoth buildings that once towered above the ground. Some lay flat and mangled on the streets while some still stood but totally in ruins. Glass lined the concrete streets which were now stained with blood of thousands of victims. Cars and bodies lined the streets, the rotting corpses of humans were scattered everywhere. Fire and flame scorched the city while monuments like the Statue of Liberty still burned. The water was petrified with blood and oil as the waters burned from the contamination. New York was doomed, everything was dead even the trees were dying from the lack of sunlight withering away and falling apart were all. Rubble was everywhere in the metropolis large pieces of the empire state building created a bridge over hundreds of abandoned homes.
When the wind blew dust followed with it with the scent of death and disease.
"What kind of creature could do such damage?"
he said out loud and for some reason the devastation reminded him of his home planet after the thirty year war. He kneeled down and touched a dead body of a small boy no older than six, his body severely burned on his right side of his face. He placed his hand atop the boy's eyes and used the clairperception ability to see what had happened. He saw the cyborg through the young boy and watched him massacre the child's mother before killing him in cold blood, this genocide only happened a few hours ago.
"Rest well child for I shall avenge you."
As he said before standing upright, his long black hair danced in the eastward wind, his silver cape hung from his shoulders while his eyes glowed a dull white energy as it bursted radically from them. He then used his pre-cognation to see where his new found enemy was and traveled at the speed of sound to the destination, he stood atop a street and his opponent was thirty feet away straight ahead of him but underground in some type of catacomb like place.He then increased his weight to several tons before he broke through the concrete and slammed down into the subway station, staring directly at his mechanical adversary. He raised his right hand and pointed at the cyborg and spoke in a thunderous voice
"you shall be judged."
Wars was busying himself with counting a wad of cash he took from a dead man's wallet after he had snapped his neck. Ironically, he was a retired subway conductor - and he died in a subway station.
The cyborg's heavy footsteps echoed throughout the station, though no one was left to run and hide. The people of New York either ran or were slaughtered on the spot. Police didn't really matter and even the heavily-armed teams of elite cops proved of little effeciency.
Wars promised the "Heart of New York" to an anonymous employer in the South Quadrant of the Milky Way - someone who was apparently spying on good ol' Mother Earth for some time. The boss revealed it to be a jewel carted into the Museum of Natural History a few decades ago and something that wasn't fished out since. The utter devastation of the city was just a side-job that the guy suggested - something that Wars couldn't pass up either.
"Twenty-six, twenty-seven, twenty-eight, twenty-nine..."
As the bounty hunter's finger grazed the edge of the thirtieth bill, a sudden gust of wind carried the green-dyed paper away into the halls of the underworld. A loud crash and a stout man in blue armor stood before the cyborg. Black hair danced from his head and chin and everything seemed....otherworldly about him. Wars looked at him with a blank gaze, the visor on his helmet growing into protrusions of his eyes which darted in synch, scanning the guy.
"You aren't human. But your blood is boiling...you want to kill me, don't you big guy?"
Standing at his full height, his arms at his sides, Wars smirked before a cannon sprouted from his shoulder, emitting a foul green blast at the stranger that would've evaporated the strongest metals in the universe if it was anymore potent.
"You aren't human. But your blood is boiling...you want to kill me, don't you big guy?" said the machine.
"Kill you....yes, but first i want to make you suffer for what you've done." his voice rumbled like thunder. "I'm going to savior this."
but before he could get the first move Warsman shot off a green plasma like blast towards him, Dynamis darted quickly to the side his cape still dancing from the G-forces before he planted and tensed his legs as the blast bombarded a stone wall behind him sending debris and smoke bellowing outwards, pebbles from the explosion flew out and richocheted off of our hero's back before he smirked and tightened his fist.He darted forward at top speed, breaking the sound barrier, his feet dug deep into the concrete before take off but no sound was heard until Dynamis appeared only a meter from his opponent. His hand was cocked back and shook as he tightened it like he was strangling something. He did not slow down though even his behemoth like wieght wasn't a factor because of his gravitokinesis making him wiegh as much as his standard face so he could travel at that speed with out penalty from physical laws. He would aim a heavy blow straight to the cyborg's piercing eyes but just in case sent out a strong radical energy blast, from his body. The radius of the blast was twenty feet in all directions.
"Humans are delicate you of all people should know that but know you will witness first hand who delicate a Thunderion is." His voice echoed through the catacombs.
A diseased piece of ruble lay before the cyborg in place of a mound of rotting flesh, emrald steam wafting from it in tufts. The guy had disappeared, though Wars knew he didn't leave. Something in the air tasted like bloodlust, so he eyed his surroundings carefully.
However, a bright blast of light came from the target - who was to the right of Wars, the creature's back to the rails. The resulting distraction was powerful enough to cause Wars to stagger backwards, shielding his eyes with both arms. Then, came the punch.
Large and strong, it broke through his faceplate, shattering the bone making up the upper regions of his face. Blood spewed out of the wound as the bounty hunter stood still, the shock and pain of the attack causing him valuable time for a counterattack. However, his ealing systems were not as impressed as they reformed the tendons in his face, making them tenfold as strong, reshaping and rebuilding the bone and again making that which was broken ever more powerful against offensive force.
Even the shattered pieces of his helmet came into place, the strange metal that had withstood a planet's implosion growing out of the base of the cyborg's neck to make a second helm in place of the first after it was completely discarded by the cyborg, the newer one having the same properties as the regained tissues.
Smirking, Wars slowly arched his neck first to the left and then to the right, sickening popping sounds coming out of the vertabrae.
"You're the first one to do that. Making me regenerate within the first few minutes of a fight."
A smiled wider as he teleported, reappearing above the creature with his fists clenched together and raised high with most of his fearsome strength behind the mighty hammer.
"I can tell we're going to have a good time with this!"
Dynamis looked in dismay as the cyborg reformed his face after the severe impact of the blow. Dynamis began to smile at the thought of this battle because he had purposely left Warsman alive on this planet for such an occasion, see Dynamis can not speak out loud about his true intentions because the leders are watching so this is why he is making things so dramiticly heroic but in reality he is enjoying the chaos just as much as his foe is.
"You're the first one to do that. Making me regenerate within the first few minutes of a fight." said the cyborg.
He disappeared behind Dynamis before smashing his fists into the Thunderions's back. He buckled but smiled at his foes comment.
"I can tell we're going to have a good time with this!" Dynamis shook his head in agreement as he turned around as fast as he possibly could and launched a strong optic blast towards his foe but knowing now his foe could teleport he used precognation to make sure his foe didn't get a sneak attack and telekinetically dropped the ceiling overhead of his new found enemy.
"This is the only the beginning, hell forged abomination!" he smirked as he said the overly dramitic statement and sent several kineitic waves in his opponents direction.
The subway system already began to shatter and crumble this titanic battle was to be the Genesis of Armegeddon, the destruction of man-kind.
"Dah, crap."
Wars said, feeling the heat from the optic blast instants before it collided with his faceplate, the rays jutting out into streams from a river of energy before it finally disappeared, the cyborg stumbling backwards, hearing something about Doomsday as he tried to wipe away some of the worn pieces of armor, thus making room for newer ones that sprouted from the centerpiece of the suit on the cyborg's neck.
Wars soon was back to whatever "normal" he dared to call as such, his neck popping as he twisted it violently from side to side, a smirk adorning his face.
"You really are getting more interesting by the minute."
The cyborg's arms suddenly became lined with blades shining with a bluish aura. They were freshly cleaned from a nasty encounter with a weapon's marketer whose guards and henchmen were, shall we saw, "unfortunately" butchered. Each centimeter of the blades were deadly, enough to carve through a heavily-armed legion and still be sharp enough to slice the throat of a refugee. The smell of blood radiated from these things.
Wars smiled wider as he cracked his bones into a position of battle as if he were a crustacean, his legs bent and his upper body twisted and low. He teleported around and around the big man, performing a dance that had carved many before it into smouldering cinders, the light of the blades being much more useful than for show.
Dynamis was surpised that his foe could take such a blast but was even more surpised to see what happened next. Blades popped up from his arm illuminated with a blueish aura and he teleported. He suddenly appeared behind him a sent a slash across the Thunderion's back sending a bloody river from his spine. Dynamis yelped in pain as Warsman teleported once more a snet another slice along his shoulder, its razor like edge dug deep, down to the bone. It began to bleed heavily as Warsman teleported again this time Dynamis dodged the blade and used his precognation to dance around and avoided the multiple strikes coming at him but they just kept coming he couldn't endure this forever so he increased the gravity in his area one thousand times over to attempt to stop the cyborg in his tracks.
If the cyborg kept moving still he would launch a powerful radical blast in all directions to try to knock his opponent out of the area. Dynamis then flew skyward to the surface to bring a new scenery to the fight. The Thunderion began to speak
"You who has destroyed thousands...no, millions shall die this day."
Dynamis telekineticly lifted over a hundred tons of rumble and ruined earth to heave it at his powerful mechanical enemy. He than lifted his right hand a began to fire several powerful blasts at his foe using his precognation to try to better judge his opponent's position.
"You should of died with the others, Warsman....How could i be so blind to let you live all those years!?"
He said this with an evil grin, he was thinking inside about how he could not do any more destruction and if the elders where not watching he would join forces with Warsman but since this is not the case...one of them has to die.
His knees buckled and bent as the air became suddenly heavier. His spine threatened to snap, so he just went with things and slammed to the floor, pinned by an invisible weight called gravity - only magnified hundreds of times over.
Saying something noble, the guy burst out of the subway station to find more chunks of ammunition, which he hurled at the cyborg with vicious intent. However, seeing how he couldn't move using physical power, he just decided to teleport to another location and be pinned there instead of in the pathway of a flying cloud of rubble.
Inching a hand to a button on a pad near his left wrist, Wars pressed it and stood without effort, as if he was floating.
"Antigravity generators. Whatever the hell you did wasn't fun."
Wars teleported and reappeared in front of his foe, throwing a twin set of punch at both his chin and stomach, coming up with a knee afterwards.