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Unless they are trying to slowly migrate away from the PC and more towards consoles where all the money is.
I guess I might be a little paranoid about there not being a lot of support for PCs, as that's the only thing I game on. Getting a console would mean getting a tv- and I just don't have money for that. Don't really watch tv shows, and movies I just watch on my computer- use my computer for all my digital entertainment needs.
I use my computer for everything as well, though I have a decent HDTV to watch stuff on with the woman.
I would not worry about Valve leaving the PC, Steam becomes more and more defacto PC gaming as the years roll on, factor in possible anti-piracy measures in the future and console gaming getting more and more mainstreamed and controlled by large publishers and PC gaming with its indies and smaller companies could boom, especially on Steam.
Also, as someone showed me the other day, if you look at EA and Ubisoft's financial records they make a ton of money from the PC even with piracy, something like 200 million per quarter. No one wants to stop getting that, and cutting down piracy could seriously boost that number.
I gots one of them high powered gaming computers with an EVGA GTX 480 video thingy and a Q9550 processing device and also one of them Windows 7 64 operating programs with 4GB of some Corsair 1033 DDR2 ram.
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After Wild Card Weekend, only eight teams are still in the running to win Super Bowl XLVI. The defending champions Green Bay Packers are still the favorites to return to the big game and win it all, but their odds got slightly longer based on the strong showing of the New Orleans Saints. The New England Patriots remain the favorites to win the AFC, and saw their odds get better with the Pittsburgh Steelers eliminated.
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- 2. New England Patriots +275 to win Super Bowl XLVI, +150 to win AFC – 13-3 and the AFC's No. 1 seed; host Tim Tebow and the Broncos on Saturday night. Last Week: 2
- 3. New Orleans Saints +350, +210 – 14-3, NFC No. 3; after a 45-28 win over the Lions last week they visit the 49ers in the early game on Saturday. Last Week: 3
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The United States and Colombia, its beleaguered ally in a region where lately we seem to have fewer of them, concluded a free-trade agreement in 2006. It has been pending in Congress ever since, and the Democratic leadership shows no signs of bestirring itself to get it passed. Recent events in South America suggest that it is in the United States' interest to pass the agreement, and soon.
On March 2, Colombian forces bombed a rebel encampment inside Ecuador, killing, among others, Paul Reyes, the second in command of FARC, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia. Whatever its one-time political goals, FARC exists largely for the sake of terrorism, drug trafficking and kidnappings for ransom. While deeply hated by most of the Colombian people, FARC's leftist rhetoric resonates with some nearby regimes.
Most instructive was the reaction of Hugo Chavez. Even though it was Ecuador's territory, not his, that was violated, the Venezuelan strongman ordered 10 battalions of troops to the border with Colombia, threatening to bomb his neighbor if it should dare go after FARC in Venezuela, where it is said to have several camps.
There was a reason for this bluster. Colombia recovered several computers, including Reyes' laptop, from the rebel camp. A continuing examination of the contents shows that Chavez was giving FARC considerable financial -- as much as $300 million -- political and moral support. He may have also been aware of FARC's efforts to lay hands on uranium. The documents also showed unhealthily close ties between FARC and Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa, but Chavez is the bigger problem.
Chavez tries to thwart U.S. policy in Latin America and fancies himself the leader of a global anti-U.S. coalition. His political popularity at home has waned because of his economic mismanagement. He badly needs an external threat to regain his standing, but his efforts to goad the United States into an intemperate action have failed. He may have to make do with Colombia.
Since taking office in 2002, Colombian President Alvaro Uribe has made great strides against the guerrillas, and he is reliably pro-Washington. We don't want to be an unreliable friend. Passing the free-trade agreement would shore up a friendly government and help Colombia's economy and ours, too. Two years is long enough for any serious objections to the treaty to have arisen.
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Attractive, Mint State Large Stars 1799 Ten-Dollar1799 MS 62 NGC. Large Stars. Breen 5-G. A common variety of the year that is distinguished by the much larger sized obverse stars. Regardless of variety or date, this is an exceptional early eagle. The surfaces are free from any large or distracting blemishes, nor are there any adjustment marks on either side, just a few field scuffs and luster grazes prevent a higher grade. The coin has thick, reddish tinted mint frost with none of the often-seen prooflikeness common to early tens. Very well defined in the centers, there is a bit of striking softness noted on the peripheral obverse stars, and the third star on the reverse is ill-defined, this being one of the diagnostics of the B. 5-G variety. A rare opportunity to acquire this popular early gold coin in mint condition. (NGC ID# 2623, PCGS# 8562)
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|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Cracked red pepper flakes
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Macaroni shells
|1 Pound (Medium Ones)
|1⁄2 Pound, cubed (Can Be Skim-Milk Mozzarella)
|1 Cup (16 tbs), toasted
|Grated romano cheese
|2 Tablespoon (As An Accompaniment)
Pour very hot water over the tomatoes and let them stand until the skins loosen.
Drain, peel, and chop the tomatoes.
Mix them with the olive oil, basil, olives, garlic, and seasonings.
Let the sauce marinate at room temperature for about an hour.
Cook the shells according to the package directions.
Stir in about 1/2 cup of the juices accumulated in the sauce.
Stir in the mozza-rella and toss the hot macaroni until the cheese begins to melt.
Stir in the remaining sauce and the toasted walnuts.
Serve immediately.
Pass grated Romano cheese at the table.
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In the 1950s, milk cost 17 cents; a car was $700
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"When I was 10 (1951) I helped a jobber deliver Holland dairy products door-to-door.
"I made $5 a week to start. Milk sold by the quart in glass bottles only. Cream-top milk went for 17 cents. Homogenized was 18 cents.
"Butter was 28 cents a pound. A pint of coffee cream was 20 cents. Only one kind of cottage cheese (large curd) was available in one-pound cartons for 24 cents. Real buttermilk and chocolate milk were the same price as homogenized. No margarine was available.
"We delivered seven days a week from the back of a 1950 Dodge panel truck ... Tire chains and shovels got us through any weather ... including the record cold of minus-23 degrees. We shut the back door of the truck because the milk would freeze very quickly.
"I quit that job in 1958 when I was making $18 a week. Glass bottles were gone. Waxed cardboard cartons in half-gallon and quart sizes had taken over. Gallons were not yet sold."
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"In those pretelevision days, Saturday matinee tickets at the Mount Carmel (Ill.) theater cost 10 to 20 cents. Balcony seating was more, but youngsters were banned unless accompanied by an adult.
"As a teenager in the 1950s, I worked on area farms and earned a cent-and-a-half per bale for tying, bucking and storing heavy hay bales in sweltering and dusty barn lofts.
"My first car, a 1953 Mercury, cost $700 cash.
"After enrolling at Evansville College, where my tuition bill ran approximately $350 a quarter, I commuted daily from Mount Carmel to the campus until I found a furnished room near Memorial High. Weekly rent was $10."
From Jim McDonald:
"In 1950, my older brother bought a 1935 Dodge for $35 and it ran well. Tuition at Washington (Ind.) Catholic High School in 1955 (my freshman year) was $27 a year. For lunch, my friends and I would go to a tiny restaurant in Washington called The White House where we could buy two chili dogs for 25 cents.
"A cup of Coke with ice was 10 cents, but you could buy a bottle from the machine for a nickel.
"For a dollar, you could buy six of the best hamburgers from the White Steamer on Main Street.
"In 1958, I earned 75 cents an hour working for local farmers. In the spring, I could get a quart of strawberries for 25 cents if I picked them myself."
From Barbara Sullivan:
"I earned 20 cents per hour in 1940 as a freshman at Indiana State in Terre Haute as a typist/clerk in a lawyer's office.
"I could supplement this income by doing freelance typing at 10 cents a page.
"For 20 cents, I could get a ham salad sandwich and a frosty malt at Gilles Drug Store on Sixth and Wabash."
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Over the years I have written a lot of material around cost reduction tactics. As I look at unit costs of storage, VM, cloud, big data and long-term digital preservation, we see patterns of success across IT organizations in different vertical markets. These patterns are significant, since these general investments are much more than individual [...]
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In conclusion to my 3-part series on hybrid cloud cost, let's review a few key points: Hybrid clouds can bring the best part of public and private ownership to the local storage team Crossover points are important, and there is no one-size-fits-all solution The time dimension is important, be sure to have a time horizon [...]
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This is a continuation of a 3-part series on the economic factors for hybrid clouds. Let's take a quick look at the pros and cons of cloud storage vs. DIY storage (in this case a low cost tier of storage for archive or object store). Now if we take the best of each, and build [...]
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You can call this the ultimate bobblehead promotion.
The Portland Beavers baseball team has given away several bobbleheads in recent years, including ones of Satchel Paige, the Hall of Fame pitcher and former Beaver, and Rodney McCray, the former triple-A outfielder who gained nationwide fame on blooper tapes and ESPN-TV when he crashed through the right-field fence while chasing a fly ball in Portand in 1981.
However, the Beavers may have outdone themselves this time. They'll give away Bob L. Head bobbleheads to the first 2,000 fans at PGE Park when they host Las Vegas in a Pacific Coast League game on Aug. 18.
"Baseball teams have honored all sorts of stars over the years, but no one has given Bob L. Head his due," said Jadira Ruiz, the Beavers' director of promotions. "It's time the original gets his day in the sun."
The original could be Robert Lee Head of Evansville. The 52-year-old logistics firm employee is one of three finalists in anationwide search for the "real" Bob L. Head. "I hope I'm the guy. It'd be great if I am," Head said.
With the help of a national telephone directory, the Beavers contacted about 20 people around the country who are named Bob or Robert, Bobby or Roberto Head and whose middle name begins with "L." Each was invited to fill out a registration form that included writing a paragraph explaining "why you think you are the best Bob L. Head for the job."
"We heard back from six or seven guys, and our staff narrowed the list to three," said Chris Metz, the Beavers' public relations director.
The two other finalists are Bob Leroy Head of Maquoketa, Iowa, and Bob Louis Head of Vallejo, Calif. The winner will be determined via online voting at www.portlandbeavers.com.
The site features pictures and biographical sketches of all three. Voting began Wednesday and continues through May 31. The top vote-getter will receive "red-carpet treatment before, during and after the game," Metz said, "including an all-expenses-paid trip to Portland."
Evansville's Bob L. Head, an avid sports fan who keeps a small collection of bobbleheads in his office, believes he's the most deserving. After all, "I'm the guy this all started with," he said.
The Bob L. Head idea began one summer evening in 2002 when the Evansville Otters gave away Andy Benes bobbleheads during a Frontier League game at Bosse Field.
"I went to that game with my church group," the local Bob L. explained. "One of my neighbors went up to the press box and told them that the 'real' Bob L. Head was in the stands and they announced it" over the public address system.
Ben Hoel, the Beavers' director of ticket sales, remembers that night. He worked in the Otters' front office then. "When I came to work for the Beavers, I started kicking the Bob L. Head idea around with our promotions people," Hoel said. "I located a Bob. L. Head in Portland a couple of years ago, but he was an elderly guy that wasn't doing well health-wise."
Evansville's Bob L. Head, married and the father of three, said many of his friends and co-workers often call him "Bobble." "I've been teased about my name since the day I was born," he said. "But this time it might actually pay off."
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Resistor Assy, magneto
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|goose said 2009-09-03 03:42
I am having a hard time finding a replacement resistor assy, magneto - for my 1974 Ts125 Suzuki.
I am sure it would be easy to replace with a modern electric resistor but I can\´t seem to find any specs on the thing. the original part number is 36500-28610.
Does anyone know what the specs on this resistor are? Watts? ohm?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Oh... the bike is a 6v magneto system right?
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Just a few days left before we kick off this year's TechDays event in Antwerp. Time for a last update with very exciting news.
After last week's MIX conference you probably have seen the announcements around Windows Phone 7 developer platform, Internet Explorer 9 preview and much more. Well, we have good news for you: some of the stuff from MIX is coming to you next week at TechDays.
We have no less than two sessions on Windows Phone 7 Series development:
Dean Hachamovitch and Steven Sinofsky demo'ed Internet Explorer 9 at MIX. At TechDays, Giorgio Sardo will be bringing you a session on this new preview release as well:
To keep you even more busy during lunch time ;-), we have foreseen two developer lunch sessions per conference day. They are shorter than the normal breakouts and will be fun.
On Wednesday March 31st we have the following sessions:
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Chicken on the Grill
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Season cut up chicken with salt and pepper. When coals are white, spread them out for even heat distribution. Place chicken pieces on the grill with larger, fattier pieces (such as the thigh) near the center and smaller pieces to the outside. Brush grilling sauce on chicken through the cooking process and turn chicken as needed. Move chicken toward the outside as the leaner pieces (such as the breast) get done. Brush with grilling sauce just prior to removing from grill. Serve warm.
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The charity has published comments by the former Beatle on its peta.org.uk website, deriding the singers Lopez and P Diddy for wearing fur in spite of being sent video tapes and information over a number of years showing the harsh realities of the fur trade.
McCartney said: "Look at these videos, because you are going to see anal electrocution, you're going to see animals with their throats slit, and you are taking a beautiful animal's coat."
He also gives the message to J-Lo and P Diddy that there is no reason for them to wear fur to look more attractive because "you look good enough anyway, baby".
McCartney also recounts his disgust at meeting a man wearing a polar bear fur coat and the embarrassment of his own fur-wearing days when he was a Beatle.
This latest push by Peta follows the axing of a print ad targeting Jennifer Lopez that was due to run in US Billboard magazine in April.
It was reported at the time by the New York Daily News that Peta believed J-Lo's publicity team had put pressure on the magazine to pull the ad.
Other celebrities targeted by Peta include the model Cindy Crawford.
Previous campaigns in the UK by Peta include a print ad in April, featuring Kate Ford, who play 'Coronation Street''s Tracy Barlow, holding a rabbit with the tagline "Try telling him it's just a bit of fur trim".
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Thief takes car with 2 children inside; girls uninjured
Sherri McNeal had just strapped two children into their car seats and left her car engine running long enough to run back to her house. In a matter of seconds, the car and the two children in her care were speeding away.
It was just before 7 a.m. Wednesday, the beginning of a wild ride that began in Orange Mound and ended when McNeal's car was crashed into a parked car and then abandoned in North Memphis with the two girls, one 3 years old and one 5 months old, still strapped in their seats. Neither was injured.
Police were searching Wednesday night for a black man, 20-30 years old, with medium build. He was last seen running from the car at Lambert near Matthews wearing a gray or green shirt and blue jeans.
"I didn't recognize a face," said McNeal, who runs Sherri's Happy Haven daycare on Hamilton. She was on her way there with two of the children in her care when the man leaped into her red Chevrolet Cobalt.
"Everybody's fine," McNeal said late Wednesday. The children were examined at Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center as a precaution.
Police did not identify the girls or their parents.
McNeal's home is on Progress, just east of Airways. It had been a dead-end street until about two years ago, when a home on nearby Ethel caught fire. The fence at the rear of that house was knocked down during the fire, and the concrete drive alongside the house now serves as a through street between the former cul de sac and Ethel.
"He had to come from Ethel," said McNeal, her house only a few feet from the once fenced driveway. She declined to provide more details of the crime, but neighbors said parents often drop their children off early at McNeal's home and that she then drives them to the daycare a few blocks away.
Neighbor Harry Jones, a mechanic, said the neighborhood has had "a lot of drug problems," especially since the fence was torn down. His own car was stolen from his driveway about a year ago.
Another neighbor, Remal Stokes, a widow, said someone tried to break a window at the rear of her house, but was thwarted by the shatterproof glass she had installed. She then installed a five-foot chain-link fence around her entire house.
On Ethel, three of eight houses on the block adjacent to the crime scene are boarded up and abandoned. "Houses are deteriorating, and nobody's got the money to fix them up," said carpenter James Jones, riding a bicycle in the neighborhood.
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bidding process. Such a bidding process ("reverse auction") would request proposals for stormwater reduction projects and fund projects that reduce volume at the least cost. Proposed investments that can meet the program objectives at the lowest per unit cost would receive payments. Such a program creates private incentives to search for low-cost stormwater investments by creating a price for runoff volume reduction. The bidding program could also be used to identify cost-effective stormwater investments in areas targeted for enhanced levels of restoration. A bidding program has been proposed as a way to lower overall costs of a stormwater program in Southern California (Cutter et al., 2008). Revenue to fund such a competitive bid program could come from a variety of sources including stormwater utility fees or fees paid into an in lieu fee program.
Finally, impact fees on new developments can be structured in a way to create incentives to reduce stormwater runoff volumes. Charges based on runoff volume (or a surrogate measure like impervious surface) can provide an incentive for developers to reduce the volume of new runoff created.
The implementation of SCMs has seen variable success. Environmental awareness, threats to potable water sources or to habitat for threatened and endangered species, problems with combined sewer overflows, and other environmental factors have caused cities such as Portland, Oregon; Seattle, Washington; Chicago, Illinois; and Austin, Texas to aggressively pursue widespread implementation of a broad range of SCMs. In contrast, other cities have been slow to implement recommended practices, for many reasons. This is particularly true for nonstructural SCMs, despite their popularity among planners and regulators for the past two decades. A host of real and perceived concerns about individual nonstructural SCMs are often raised regarding development costs, market acceptance, fire safety, emergency access, traffic and parking congestion, basement seepage, pedestrian safety, backyard flooding, nuisance conditions, maintenance, and winter snow removal operations. While most of these concerns are unfounded, they contribute to a culture of inertia when it comes to code change (CWP, 1998a, 2000a). As a result, some nonstructural SCMs are discouraged or even prohibited by local development codes. Very few communities make the consideration of nonstructural practices a required element of stormwater plan review, nor do they require that they be considered early in the site layout and design process when their effectiveness would be maximized. Finally, many engineers and planners feel they can fully comply with existing stormwater criteria without resorting to nonstructural SCMs.


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I am a Cross-Platform development expert, who really enjoys building tools that help you do more, with less.
I believe better design can cure most of what ails the world.
I try to treat almost everything I do as an experiment, and that helps me learn faster and deliver better.
Worked on quite a few interesting projects, including a browser extension that secures your passwords (http://passhasher.com), a real-time collaborative pastebin (http://notepyd.appspot.com), a StackExchange like platform for free-work (http://freeworkexchange.appspot.com/), a PHP based web-OS (https://github.com/sathvikp/WebOS), etc
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Great design! Best of luck in sales
Awesome Work ! GLWS
great design
Hello nice, theme. But the responsiveness is buggy on the first page, doesnt automatically resize as you resize the window.
Hello amohamed,
Thanks for pointing out. I have fixed that.
Nice looking theme, good luck with sales!
This is really good stuff – love it!
Awesome theme qc, glws mate!;)
Looks fantastic , wish you the best with sales
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Thank You Guys For All Your Words !
The only question I have… is it possible to make the # show in the url so people can email the link of specific tab?
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Thanks for your words !
Yes, It is easy to enable #url.
Just set "changeHash: true" in init.js line no : 44
- Mandar
great looking theme. Is is possible to add another fullscreen section (like the home/start page?
- nevermind.. just read the description. It does have a fullpage page template.
Hello briguy33,
Thanks for your interest in Singlet !
However you can have Fullscreen Section only Once. as It is not treated as Page Template but Intro Section.
- Mandar
this is pre-sales question
will you add on the accordion plug in ?
Hello jikey,
Thanks for your interest in Singlet !
Tabs, Accordian etc are built in with this theme.
Look Here : http://themeforest.quadcodes.com/wordpress/singlet/hello-world/
- Mandar
Love it!
just bought… love it so much…. but can i have a small request?
it's about the blog if it's possible to choose the content load by category or tag will be greats!
First off EXCELLENT theme. I purchased it yesterday.
I'm having a problem. I started populating the theme with my own content. Got to adding my own full screen image, logos and edited text. But when I start adding images and links to the PORTFOLIO section, the theme seems to break. None of the images will show and none of the links work (navigation and custom).
I know i wasn't using images at the exact size as your demo. Could that be the problem? Any help would be appreciated.Todd Kelley http://toddkelley.net/vcard/
Hello toddkelley,
Thanks for purchasing Singlet & Your words !
Problem here is : You can't use characters other than A-Z , 0-9 for page title. Since Singlet assigns page title as page id, Character other than A-Z , 0-9 does not validate as ID & Hence your site is broken.
I'll be working on fixing this Page Title limitation for my next update. But till then, Please remove "?" from the page title "Need to Reach Me?" & Everything else should work as you expected.
- Mandar
An Update Has been released fixing various known issues. Now You May Use Any Special character in the title as well. I recommend updating your theme to the latest version.
todd kelly i having the same problem …. now my template became not very responsive … the size wont really auto resize if you change the screen size….http://kickstart.my/xfactor
Hello jikey,
Thanks for purchasing Singlet !
Todd kelly's issue is due to special character he used in page title.
You can add normal Page to the Front by choosing "Clean/Default" page template.
I'll be submitting update soon to fix bullets & window resize issue.
- Mandar
1 more thing … i can't add any normal page at the front … the template will break as well …main intro full page bg will gone…
also aslo … there is not bullet point style? bcos the css seem like take it all off


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COMMERCE CITY — D.C. United is essentially the MLS equivalent of a 3-foot putt. Yet Sunday night a Rapids team showing signs of cracking par this season put one in the sand trap.
Bolstered by goalkeeper Joe Willis, a University of Denver product, D.C. United tied the Rapids 0-0. Whether the Rapids can recover from drawing with the worst team in the league won't be known until after coach Oscar Pareja recovers from a long, slow, well- deserved fume.
"I have to see the positive things," Pareja said. "They made a big effort. We controlled the game and I'm happy with the defensive part of the team. We're looking better and better and all those positive things can't put us down and not see how we're progressing."
United's numbers entering the game couldn't have been uglier if they were in blacklight art. Besides its dismal nine points, it had scored eight goals in 18 games and the only goals it scored in its previous seven games were on penalty kicks.
It arrived in Commerce City 0-6-2 on the road, where it had been outscored 12-1. It missed four regulars, including Dwayne De Rosario, last year's league Golden Boot award winner out with a hip injury, and goalkeeper Bill Hamid was off with the U.S. national team in the Gold Cup.
Sunday's entire starting lineup combined for a grand season total of three goals.
Yet Colorado (7-7-6), coming off beating the top two teams in the Eastern Conference and one point out of the fifth and final playoff spot, spent much of the game missing gimmes.
"The game is cruel," Pareja said. "The game is like that. Today was that day."
The Rapids had plenty of chances against a defense nearly as faulty as D.C.'s paltry attack. In the first half Colorado outshot United 11-4 and dominated possession in the second half, outshooting D.C. 12-2 for an overall 23-6 advantage.
Willis received more attention than he hoped for a homecoming.
Yet Willis, who had 22 tickets for friends, hung tough along with two other homecoming defenders: Taylor Kemp of Highlands Ranch via the University of Maryland and James Riley of Colorado Springs and Wake Forest.
The end result was the misfiring Rapids disappointed an equally disappointing fireworks crowd of 14,739.
Willis shined all night and finished with seven saves for D.C. (2-13-4), including in the 86th minute when Brian Mullan's beautiful cross found Nick LaBrocca, who shot a missile into the right side of the goal. But Willis was there. Three minutes later he was there again, diving left to stop another on-target drive by LaBrocca.
Colorado had another chance a minute later when Jaime Castrillon's 20-yard shot was just right of the goal.
"Getting the shutout is huge," Willis said. "They throw a lot of guys forward with some good attacking players. They get a lot of chances but I was getting good enough looks."
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This article has been corrected in the online archive to note Brian Mullan's cross to Kevin Harbottle in the 86th minute.