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Don't really know if this is a KDE issue, but games perform about 40% slow when I run them from KDE 4.2.3 with effects enabled. The desktop itself, since the fixed drivers performs quite well.
I'm using a GeForce 8600 GTS, on a Athlon 64 X2 4400+, on Arch64, nvidia drivers 180.51.
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Disable the effects for playing, there is even a keyboard shortcut for that ...
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Do you get the hit even when playing fullscreen?
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Movie: The Giver, Produced by: As Is Productions, Tonik Productions, Walden Media, August 2014
Director: Phillip Noyce
Jeff Bridges: The Giver
Meryl Streep: Chief Elder
Brenton Thwaites : Jonas
Based on the 1993 novel by Lois Lowry, The Giver
There is often a very fine line between the ever-illusory Utopia, the dream of a perfect world, and the more realistic Dystopia, the dream gone haywire. The Giver is one of the finest stories which clearly illustrates this delicate line with bold strokes of imagination and credible outcomes. There are no aliens, mutants, subterranean monsters or sea creatures which come along and try to devour the humans in their reconstructed, post-apocalyptic world. The Giver is a story of the human race finally having achieved a perfect society where there is no more war, hunger, poverty and pain. There are no more people with disabilities, no more racial tensions, no diversity, no religion, no violence, and no suffering. The price of this perfection is the absence of free will. Emotions which govern many choices have been eliminated. Memories which may cause people to fall back into the same patterns of mistaken living have been erased. The elders of this perfect world hold all the power. They decide who is qualified to live and who is not, they decide which family you are given to, and which career you shall perform when you come of age.
Jonas, the main character in the story, has reached the age of vocations and he is assigned the lifelong responsibility of The Receiver by the chief elder and the committee of elders. He is to report to the aging Receiver to accept all the memories of the past and basically hold on to those memories for the entire community which is free of this terrible burden. Citizens no longer have a concept of history, so they understand nothing about war and violence. Because of The Receiver they are not weighed down with the trials and tribulations of humanity sprung from a world that didn't know how to love properly. Love has been eliminated and replaced with temperance of all emotions by using "precise language." The result of this authoritarian and restricted society is that without pain, there is no pleasure; without sadness, there is no joy; without choice, there is no life – only existence. The primary way that the elders control society is to practice euthanasia on members that are inadequate.
The Giver offers ample messages to our increasingly homogenized world where diversity is endangered by globalization; where religion is seen as antiquated and useless by the non-believers who wish to erase it from the public forum; where an ever-increasing trend to produce a child of the right gender, the right race, the right physical or mental abilities, or arriving at the most convenient moment threatens to exclude the uniqueness of God's plan for humanity. The Giver offers us a warning (as most dystopic stories do) that if we continue on this course we may eliminate the very treasures in life that bring the most joy. Human life is an unpredictable array of choices. Is there a price for these treasures, for these choices, for this joy? Of course. There is pain and there is suffering. The Giver forces us to ask a simple question: is it worth it?

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Officials said the Department of Energy say they will release a study that projected the life-cycle cost for the Savannah River Site's MOX program to be $30 billion, However, there has been no word on when the study will be made available.
In February, the Energy Department reported it had conducted an assessment of the MOX program and concluded that the entire program would cost $30 billion over its lifetime.
After news surfaced that DOE conducted the study, Gov. Nikki Haley, U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson, R–S.C. and a host of other individuals and organizations have asked to see the study, and have also asked why the information has not been made available sooner.
NNSA official Joshua McConaha told the Aiken Standard they will be releasing the study, but that they don't have an exact timeline for when it will be released.
NNSA officials also would not comment as to why the study was not made available after the results came out.
News of the $30 billion life-cycle has prompted AREVA – a partner of the MOX contractor, Shaw AREVA MOX Services – to discredit the DOE study.
Vice President David Jones reported during an Aiken Chamber breakfast on Friday that AREVA thinks the life-cycle cost is closer to $17 billion than $30 billion.
"Approximately $4 billion has been spent to date on this facility. The cost to complete the construction for this facility is estimated at just over $3 billion. The startup and commission cost are about $1 billion and the cost to operate the facility over a projected 20-year-life are in the order of $8 billion," Jones said.
"I add that up and that tells me that the remaining costs of this project are under $13 billion. This number is consistent with the report that was issued recently by the Government Accountability Office," he added.
As Jones said, the GAO released a study back in June that projected the cost of MOX construction would be $7.7 billion.
The MOX project is part of a nonproliferation agreement with Russia designed to turn 34-metric-tons of weapons-grade plutonium into nuclear fuel.
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The book is from my parents' collection and from my big Valmora house bookshelf, a sort of timeline about New Mexico history.
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• Las Vegas Community Theatre Collective presentation of "Rhinoceros" by Eugene Ionesco doors open at 7 p.m. with show starting at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, May 1, Saturday, May 2 and at 3 p.m. on Sunday, May 3 at Sala de Madrid on the Highlands campus. Admission is $10 per adult and $7 for students and seniors.
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• The San Miguel Unit of the American Red Cross helps with any natural disaster and house fires. Persons interested in becoming a member are asked to contact Contact Connie Chavez at 425-6224. Meetings are at 6 p.m. every third Thursday in Faith Hall.
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A healing service open to all members of the community will be held at 10 a.m. on Sunday at St. Paul's Peace Church in Las Vegas. The church, located at the corner of National Avenue and Eighth Street, has had a long history of prayers for healing, including the regular practice of the laying on of hands and anointing the sick with oil blessed for healing.
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What the fog!?
I had grandiose plans to make a long day of riding in PA coal country with friends. When I ventured out of the garage at 6:30, it was pouring rain and the radar showed it travelling through PA directly where I wanted to go. Bummer. I'm not averse to riding in the rain (when I am on a trip) but on a quiet Sunday, I found myself thinking of other destinations. I rode along the Clara Barton Pkwy to Fletcher's Boat House in the wet, cold and dark morning. A single beam of light came at me and I knew that only ADV folks would be out riding in this crap. Sure enough...it was Macorrel24. We waited around the boathouse parking lot for 5 min until 7:05 to see if HisPistolship would show. Nada. This gave us time to decide to head south away from the rain instead of riding into PA. Off we went!
I had just installed a new set of Ohlins on the GS and quickly noticed the improved handling and ability to soak up potholes. Glorious.
Our first stop was Chapel Point, MD. The fog was still thick but hey...it wasn't raining.
Spotted this at the Nice Bridge.
Yup this sorta sums it up...
Cruised down to Colonial Beach. I've been here when packed in the heat of summer. Nothing like swimming in DC's combined sewer flow runoff.
From here we made a visit to George Washington's Birthplace on The Northern Neck of VA. I'd never been over here so it was fun to explore a part of VA unknown to me.
We made our own parking.
Passed these beauties down the road.
This shot sorta sums up the entire day. It stayed the same brightness all day and felt like the morning that never ended. I'm okay with that. Also my GS clock is wrong so I never knew what time it was.
"The Point" - southernmost lighthouse of the Northern Neck.
We both decided it was time to get a cup of coffee to burn off some mental fog...also some food. The small fishing town of Reedsville was just around the corner so we made our way over and went to the only open establishment there.
About as close to the water and seafood as you can get...
Crab Bisque and Crab Melt.
Proceed at your own risk.
A few hours later we ended up in this nature preserve. Wilna tract(?) or something like that.
Just rearranging the gravel
I was amazed at the large scale landscaping and agricultural tracts down this way. The irrigation systems reminiscent of the plains and the yards of surrounding multi family homes filled with 10 vehicles to a house.
Made it home at 4:30 (Dark:30) with 300 mi or so under my belt for the day. Not what I was planning but we made lemonade with the weather.
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This occured some time back but a new release of ReactOS has been brought forward. This alpha release of this independant implementation of the win32 API operating system has been in development for some time and offers original hardware driver compatibility and application support without using MicroSoft Windows directly. Linux Users can give this a try under VMware or Qemu
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There are a printed set of rules so you could get started yourself. Set aside about 23 days for the draft.
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BALTIMORE - NOVEMBER 22: Reggie Wayne #87 of the Indianapolis Colts runs the ball against the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium on November 22, 2009 in Baltimore, Maryland. The Colts defeated the Ravens 17-15. (Photo by Larry French/Getty Images)
After the sheer exhilaration of victory against the Packers on Sunday, the Colts could be forgiven for a slight emotional deflation. The optimistic amongst us however will hope for another convincing performance this Sunday against the Jets, a team shorn of their two most significant players in the skill positions. With Darrelle Revis and Santonio Holmes, I would tag the Jets as favourites for this one. Without, I give that honour to the Colts, even with the significant issues on the current roster. In order to win, the Colts are going to have to do their best in several key matchups. I'll be concentrating in particular on three such matchups: Reggie Wayne vs. Antonio Cromartie Wayne has been rightfully lauded for his performance against Green Bay, with his ability to gain separation complemented perfectly by sharply run routes and immaculate hands. Wayne clearly doesn't possess the speed that can threaten the likes of Cromartie deep downfield, but what he lacks in athletic abili...
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This play from Melissa Ross centers on three sisters with romantic challenges and other issues.
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The British actors, grand marshals and first-timers at New York's parade on Sunday, reflect on the progress they've seen in their often parallel lives.
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By Sara Kimberley, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 21 June 2012 08:00AM
The supermarket giant has approached a number of agencies about the digital business, which will include all of its services outside its core grocery activity.
This is likely to include digital work for its clothing range, George, financial services, home and garden products, mobile service and electrical equipment, which consumers can buy online through a number of Asda's websites, such as Asda.com or Asda Direct.
Asda currently works with Saatchi & Saatchi on its advertising business and LBi across the digital account for its groceries range. Both agencies are unaffected by the review.
It is understood that Asda does not currently have a retained digital agency across the rest of its portfolio, opting to work with agencies on an ad hoc basis.
The digital review follows the recent appointment of Stephen Smith as the supermarket's chief marketing officer, replacing Rick Bendel, who moved to a global marketing role at Asda's parent company, Walmart.
In the past year, Asda has worked to improve its digital presence by revamping its ecommerce site. It is now in the process of boosting engagement with its George clothing brand online.
This article was first published on campaignlive.co.uk
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By Lionheart
from NYC
Comments about Canon Black EF 135MM F2L USM Telephoto Lens:
I wanted to wait a while before writing a review on the Canon EF 135mm F/2. Today is the day. After a good bit of use, I wanted to share my humble opinion of this lens. The EF 135mm is the gold standard as a Canon Telephoto non-long range lens! Advantages: Stunning, clean, sharp, smooth, colorful visuals of subjects at maximum aperture F/2, Incredible Bokeh at F/2 (especially with background light in low light environments), Fast Auto Focus (AF), Very quiet USM motor, and Excellent build quality, and looks sexier without lens hood (in my opinion). This is the lens for top quality photography! I cannot fault the lens for the following 'disadvantages', but users should know about lens Challenges: At 135mm Prime (fixed lens) user cannot adjust the zoom so subjects always appear much closer than user may want. Because of this reason, the lens does not have versatility to walk around with and talk photos of both indoor and outdoor subjects. Conclusion: I cannot think of any other reason to use this lens...unless it is for taking out portrait shots of people's faces or certain inanimate objects. I will never sell this lens, because it is really that phenomenal. However, unless I'm taking photos of people it is hard to use the EF 135mm.
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Best lens ever
By Leonardo
from NY
This is a LEGEND !!! You all know that the price of this lens will increase and increase as there is nothing to compare to this. I highly recommend this to all my friends. I cannot believe that it is one of the cheapest L lenses and it is the best. This lens should cost the same as the 85mm 1.2L which i also have. After years those lenses will be so expensive that none can afford to buy. Thanks canon that give us the opportunity to have this lens at this price. The 135mm L is so sharp that you cannon believe in your eyes. It is sharper than any zoom of course and any other prime. It is really fast and accurate. I havent miss a shot during a day and havent miss a shot inside with the help of an ISO of the outstanding 6D. This is one of the best combination you can have in addition to Canon 6D EF 16-35mm 2.8L. (if you get a good copy because i had a bad experience with the 16-35 2.8, i have replaced it and got a sharp one now) Anyone that would like to shoot family and kinds playing around this is the L LEGEND LENS. I have a feeling that Canon will release an IS version soon. But for me this is more than enough as my hands are still very stable to get a sharp image at 1/50 or 1/80. I have also a good feeling that this lens have already a good name because is an old school glass from canon, so it will stay at the history. Really impressed and really happy,
Pretty Great
By Mr. B
from Las Vegas, NV
Of course it is fine quality, fast focusing, and tack sharp. I knew all that before I bought it. What has continually stood out to me about my 135 is how BEAUTIFUL my photos turn out; so very pleasing to the eye. For my needs (and low light photography is one of the things I really enjoy) IS would not be a meaningful addition to this lens. This lens is a bargain. It is also a specialist. It will not do everything of course, but even when you stretch it outside of its forte the result can still be impressive. The rare annoyance: Make no mistake this lens is NOT a substitute for a 70-200. You will be kind of frustrated if you are trying to use it in place of the 70-200. If you're one of those people trying to choose between the two and are only going to buy one of them, get the zoom (2.8mk2 of course). But seriously, at half the price/size/weight, when you're using the 135 really well, you may never care that you didn't have your big white zoom.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
all of the rumors are true...
By AlexOK
from Oklahoma
I had read for years that this was perhaps Canon's sharpest prime. After shooting with it for several months now, I have to agree. The focal length is a little bit of an adjustment when shooting casually on a hike or in the street, especially if you are used to a 50mm or zoom, but once you get comfortable, this lens will hardly leave your camera. With a still subject, such as an arranged portrait, this lens shines. The f/2 is plenty big to work with in 95% of conditions, and the lack of IS is not big deal. I would think the focal length would be a bit funny on a crop sensor, but have not tried it yet. I opted for this in place of a 70-200, and have not thought twice about it since. With this price tag, especially with a rebate, every serious shooter should have one.
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My fave lens
By HomelessFotoGuy
from Milwaukee,WI
Portraiture is everything to me and I love working the streets with this lens and my 5D3, My only complaint is that Canon choose to use a plastic filter thread on this lens,Extra care must be given to prevent crossthreading. As for weatherproofing, How many folks shoot portraits in the rain? As for IS, I seriously dont believe that the same image IQ could be maintained by adding extra lens elements that IS would require and then pay extra to boot? I believe this lens will go down in history as a classic based on it"s own merits.
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amazing lens
By rashmedo
from Maryland
Unbelievable lens .. one of the sharpest lenses i have ever touched in my life
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Amazing lens!
By ultrafox
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This is without a doubt the best lens I've ever used. I have owned this lens for around 6 months now, and it's a dream to use. I primarily shoot portraits with it. The bokeh it produces wide open is simply amazing. Even though it's not as wide as a 1.8, 1.4, or 1.2 lens, there is something special and unique about the bokeh it creates. The value of this lens is unparalleled for an L-lens in my opinion. I'm really surprised at how cheap it is compared to other prime, L-lenes. You also get a pretty close focusing distance as well, which is nice. If you want a great portrait L-lens, then this should be at the top of your list. The bang for your buck is terrific.
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Amazing lens.
By lemontwist
from Toronto
This lens was introduced in 1997. It's super sharp, fast auto-focus. much lighter than 70-200 f2.8 IS II. The bokeh is so smooth. I've been using a lot of Canon L Lens. This one is my favourite. The only thing is miss is the weather seal and IS. But on the side, if it does have those feathers, the price might be double.
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Dream Lens
By Chicago Al
from Chicago IL
I shoot wide open at F2.0 using a 5D3. I think it would be a waste of money and glass if you stop this lens down beyond F2.8. Images are very sharp at F2.0. Bokeh is creamy and pleasant. I really wish it had IS. Lack of IS means you have to have very steady hands. Having said this, in order to isolate my subject, I shoot wide open at F2. To minimize camera shake, I use Auto ISO with minimum shutter speed of 250. Shallow depth of field means you have to have proper focus exactly where you want. If you do everything right, your subject will look better in pictures than in real life. I love this lens.
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Not too flexible but incredible when you need exac
By Swiss Frank
In terms of image quality this is as good as Canon gets, and really about as good as Mamiya 7 even. First bokeh: bokeh comes from aperture size, not f-stop. The 200/2.8, 135/2, and 85/1.2 all have about a 72mm aperture for the light to go in, which basically determines the size of an out-of-focus highlight behind a given subject at a given distance. In other words, if a highlight circle is half your subject's head size with one of these, it will be with the other two too. (In comparison, 50/1.0 only has 50mm aperture and a blurred highlight only half the blur. Think about that: this is twice as blurry as a 50/1.0.) That said, while the 200mm/2.8 puts a nice blur behind your subject, the 135/2, with same subject at same distance, gives the same blur but over twice the area of scene. This means you can pick out your subject in focus against a HUGE wall of bokeh, which is much more impressive. Another way to think of it is 2x blurrier than 135/2.8, such as the L zoom. (The 85mm/1.2 bokeh turns into football shapes off-center, so while it makes killer images the bokeh's lacks the perfection of the 135/2 or 200/2.8.) Yet another way to describe the bokeh is that people are a bit more used to seeing 200/2.8 because the L zooms do that shot. People are NOT used to seeing perfect bokeh on a shot of twice the area, because only this rarely-used lens can get this shot. As far as image quality: as long as your shutter is high and you're exactly in focus, even at f/2 this is as sharp as lenses get. Even corners are excellent. But its hard not to talk more about bokeh: even when the background is near, it can still be out of focus enough to make your subject really stand out in a 3D look. Its not only beautiful but very very rare as only this lens can do it. Now the down-sides: with no IS, its not really usable at night. At 135mm you have to be very far from your subject for interiors to work at all. You have to be able to decide the distance from your subject so you may find its too short or long for the few well-lit interior events such as a volleyball game unless you can crawl up and down the bleachers to find your shot.. The main interior shot you could get might be weddings in a large venue where you can control the distance and maybe use some flash. One note: lens design involves tradeoffs, and taking an already-complicated design and adding another 4-7 elements to get IS will hurt image quality a bit, as well as making it bigger, heavier, a bit more fragile, etc. And even then its not going to be easy to use simply because its a long prime. Please don't think that Canon could have just snapped their fingers and added IS to this while maintaining all its good points. In summary, this is not a commonly used lens for me (out of like 12 lenses ranging from fisheye zoom to 600mm) but its probably the one I'm most excited to be able to use.
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Password Synchronization helps integrate Windows and UNIX networks by simplifying the process of maintaining secure passwords in both environments. Users are freed of the difficulty of maintaining separate passwords for their Windows and UNIX accounts or having to remember to change the password wherever it is used.
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Another injury rocks 'Spider-Man' Broadway musical
NEW YORK Is this the curse of the Spider-Woman?
T.V. Carpio, who stepped in to replace another actress injured in Broadway's "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," has now herself been sidelined after an accident on stage.
Producers of the $65 million musical said Tuesday that Carpio was hurt March 16 during a battle scene with an actor. Details on her injury were not immediately available.
Carpio plays an evil spider woman called Arachne, one of the handful of large roles in the complicated, stunt-heavy production. She will be out of the show for the next two weeks and will be replaced by America Olivo.
Carpio was elevated from a smaller role when her predecessor, Natalie Mendoza, pulled out after she suffered a concussion in December when she was hit in the head offstage by rope.
The 29-year-old actress had understudied several roles, including Arachne and Mary Jane, since joining the show in 2007 and was a natural choice when Mendoza left. Arachne had six songs and dominates the second act, appearing as a goddess of all spider powers who wants Mary Jane's boyfriend Peter Parker for herself.
The show, which features original songs by U2's Bono and The Edge, is the most expensive in Broadway history but it is also proving to be among the most troubled.
Producers earlier this month announced that Tony Award-winning director Julie Taymor would no longer direct the show, and a new creative team was brought in to change and polish the musical, which has also been plagued with a series of injuries to cast members and aerial stunt mishaps. Its opening has been delayed for a sixth time, to June 14.
Carpio's biggest moment until the Spider-Man musical was appearing as the cheerleader Prudence who sings a rendition of "I Want to Hold Your Hand" in "Across the Universe," a Taymor movie set to the music of The Beatles. She also appears in the current film "Limitless" with Bradley Cooper.
During an interview in February, Carpio insisted that she felt safe in the show - almost too safe. She said she was a trained trapeze artist who loves amusement park rides and squealed with delight at the memory of repeatedly plunging from the top of the Las Vegas Stratosphere.
"Here I have four strings attached to me at any given time. Each one of those cables I think can carry 9,000 pounds," she said. "So when people ask me am I scared, no."
When it opens - if it does, that is - "Spider-Man" will have set a record for becoming the first musical with more than 100 preview performances. For comparison, among musicals currently on Broadway, "Wicked" had 25 previews, "American Idiot" had 26 and "The Lion King" had 33. All benefited from out-of-town tryouts before coming to Broadway.
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Stacy Moore, the Muttman, has taken a centuries' old method of animal obedience and honed it into something that can be applied to dogs – and their masters–everywhere.
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Ram Jack, a company specializing in foundation repair, was hired by the city's insurer to secure the building's base after it was learned earlier this year that it is built over a sinkhole.
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July 30, 2013
This delicious breakfast of champions from Tasty Trix makes us wish every day was Sunday. A simple spicy Jack cheese sauce is spooned over poblano chiles stuffed with fluffy scrambled eggs. Now that's the way to start a morning right!
Scrambled Egg-Stuffed Poblano Chiles With Spicy Cheese Sauce
Submitted to Foodista by Tasty Trix
Serves 2
2 medium poblano chiles
4 free range eggs
a couple of "blops" of half-and-half
1/2 cup shredded habanero jack cheese
1/2 cup shredded extra sharp white cheddar
salt and pepper, to taste
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Globe Life ParkTexas Rangers
1000 Ballpark Way, Arlington, TX, 76011
Globe Life Park is located in Arlington, Texas and is the home of Major League Baseball's Texas Rangers. It was previously called The Ballpark in Arlington when Ameriquest bought the naming rights and renamed it Ameriquest Field in Arlington. When the agreement with Ameriquest expired, the stadium was named Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. In 2014, Globe Life and Accident Insurance Company bought the naming rights to the stadium. The stadium features many of the amenities of ballparks of the past, including a roofed porch in right field similar to Tiger Stadium in Detroit. The white steel frieze that surrounds the upper deck echoes back to the design of Yankee Stadium. While numerous nooks and crannies in the outfield fence remind many of Ebbets Field.
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Funding was approved for the Ballpark in Arlington in 1991. Construction began the following year and the first game took place in 1994 when the Rangers hosted the Milwaukee Brewers. The largest crowd to watch a Rangers game was in October of 2010 when 52,419 witnessed Game 3 of the World Series against the San Francisco Giants. Prior to moving into their new ballpark, the Rangers played their home games a short distance away at old Arlington Stadium.
- Majestic Grand Slam Shop in Center Field
- Main Concourse behind Section 44
- Behind Section 30 next to Guest Relations at the Home Plate Gate
- Third Base Entrance
- Behind Section 326 on the Upper Concourse
North and East sides of ballpark - General
- $12.00
- Yes
- No open flames.
Upcoming Events
- Los Angeles Angels at Texas Rangers Event Date Time: 07/03/2015 7:05PM
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Majestic Grand Slam Shop
- Center Field
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Authentic Collection Clubhouse
- Across from Vandergriff Plaza
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Timeless Treasures
- Behind lower Home Run Porch
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Standard Concessions
- Throughout facility
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Guest Relations
- Main Concourse behind Home Plate
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- Rangers rally late to take finale from Orioles
- Rangers sign promising international outfielder
- Rangers activate Feliz, option Martinez
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Derby Arena to host city's first Sportive for cancer
Posted: April 24, 2014|
CYCLISTS and "anyone who can ride a bike" are being urged to sign up to a new event that will raise funds for cancer support services in Derbyshire.
It is hoped scores of people will take part in Sportive – a road event that will start and finish at the city's new Derby Arena in Pride Park.
Participants can choose to cycle one of three routes – the 40km Radleigh Homes City Tour, the 80km Cycle Derby Challenge, or the 160km Countrywide Pursuit.
The event will also feature a 2.7km family ride through Alvaston Park and a Business Team Cycle Challenge.
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Tracey Fletcher, of organisers Cycle Derby, said the event was a chance for people of all ages and abilities to "take to their bikes and have a go at an active, fun and testing event".
She said: "The Sportive is the first event of its kind in Derby and we are encouraging anyone who can ride a bike to join in the fun.
"It is not a race. There are three different routes available plus a family ride so that everyone can get involved."
The Sportive will take place on September 21 and entrants are encouraged to raise as much sponsorship money as possible ahead of the event.
Money raised will go to local Macmillan cancer services, including the Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Centre at the Derby Royal Hospital.
Gini Smith, Macmillan Cancer Support's fund-raising manager for Derbyshire, said: "We are really pleased to be the official charity of the Cycle Derby Sportive and we are hoping that everyone really gets behind the event, has lots of fun training and taking part but, most importantly, raises lots of money for Macmillan."
Entries are now open and a number of businesses have already signed up to the PKF Cooper Parry Business Team Challenge, which will see teams of between four and ten riders take one of the three route.
Derby County is also backing the event and Mercedes-Benz is showing their support by supplying lead cars.
There will be refreshment stations along the course and post-ride massages will be available at the end.
Every rider will also receive a t-shirt and a gift from Moore Large.
Tracey said it promised to be a fantastic occasion.
"Cycling is a fantastic way for people to get fit in the fresh air and to see the great outdoors from a new perspective," she said.
To enter, visit www. cyclederbysportive.co.uk or call 01785 711572.


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As some of you know, Brady's dad walked out when he was less than 2 months old because he "got scared" and ran to another girl. Well he has finally realized what he has done and he has come crying to me. I told him I don't want him back and he needs to leave me alone. I have recently started hanging out with my friends again and I am hanging out with a guy who is awesome to me. We aren't dating but he treats me so well and I've missed that.
Well anyway...he came to my work crying yesterday saying how much he realizes he messed up and blah blah blah and that he wants to come back. I told him no and since he left my work yesterday he has been constantly harassing me saying that I'm heartless because I won't even try to see if there is anything left for Brady. Am I wrong or is he not the one who walked out?! He is now trying to make ME feel guilty for not wanting to take HIM back after HE left his son!! He has told me that Brady is going to be disappointed in me when he's older when he tells him that I didn't even try to have our family. What kind of person is he? I just don't get it. I need some help here - what do you all think?


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Girls basketball: Martin County stymies Sebastian River, reaches 6th consecutive district final
Tiger defeat Sharks 62-44
Martin County High School's girls basketball team got by an old nemesis Thursday to advance to its school-record sixth consecutive district final.
Asia Dingle had a game-high 25 points, 12 rebounds and four steals as the Tigers defeated Sebastian River 62-44 in a District 12-7A semifinal at Viera.
Keke Smith added 12 points, 10 rebounds, seven assists and two blocked shots for Martin County (17-4), which outscored Sebastian River 35-25 in the second half.
Sebastian River (13-7) had gone 13-2 against Martin County since the start of the 2009-10 season, including four consecutive district championship game wins.
"My four seniors said they weren't ready for the season to end," said Martin County coach Kindell Rivers, 88-37 in five seasons. "They came out from start to finish and did what they had to do.
"The defense was a big key for us. In the past, we left shooters open and they hit their shots. Tonight, we were able to close down the shots. That was a big key."
Nene Johnson had 12 points, six rebounds, four assists and four steals. Jordan McHardy added 11 points.
Martin County led 27-19 at halftime and kept pushing as Dingle scored 10 points in the third quarter.
"We just weren't shooting well and for us, that killed us," Sebastian River coach Terri Amy said. "We're normally a good 3-point shooting team."
Tayler Smith had 17 points and 10 rebounds for Sebastian River, which will miss the regional tournament for the first time since 2008. Caitlyn Smith had five assists.
Martin County, chasing its first district title since 2009, will play Viera for the district title at 7 p.m. Saturday at Viera.
Florida Air Academy 70, John Carroll Catholic 22: Inga Kot scored a game-high 18 points as the third-ranked Falcons advanced to the district final at Melbourne Central Catholic.
Baker added 10 points for Florida Air (16-5), which led 46-5 at halftime.
Jaeden Brown had eight points, 15 rebounds and two steals for John Carroll (12-10).
Hunter Sullivan had eight points, five rebounds and two assists.
Atlantic Christian 27, Pine School 18: Aurelia Lebron scored a game-high 16 points as the Saints (9-6) advanced to the district final at Berean Christian in West Palm Beach.
Brittany Edwards scored nine points for Pine School (6-9).
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