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Profiles In History Announces New Auction, Featuring Momentos from Authors
Profiles in History, run by Joe Maddalena, has announced that the personal correspondence and manuscripts from the world's greatest authors will be included at their December 18 auction, The Property of a Distinguished American Private Collector. Part I of The Property of a Distinguished American Private Collector will take place in Los Angeles and include 300 of the most important manuscripts of the collection. The entire collection has over 3,000 items and will be sold over the next two years. Some of the items included in this auction are:
Charles Dickens evocative and important handwritten manuscript of "In Memoriam," Dickens's obituary tribute to William Makepeace Thackeray, his old comrade and brother in arms, dated January 15, 1864. Dickens devotes considerable space to the fiction which Thackeray was at work upon at the time of his death, his unfinished novel Denis Duval. An extraordinary tribute from one great writer to another. The manuscript is expected to fetch $40,000 - $60,000.
Ernest Hemingway typed letter signed ("Ernest"), in pencil, from the Hotel Ambos Mundos, Havana, Cuba, dated March 11, 1940 to his friend Walter Winchell, the American Newspaper Columnist, who had a nationally syndicated column for the New York Daily Mirror(1929-1963). Hard at work on his longest novel, For Whom The Bell Tolls, author Ernest Hemingway writes to Newsman and friend Walter Winchell to calm rumors of his rift with his second wife, Pauline, and comments on his progress. Hemingway's book For Whom the Bell Tolls was based on an incident in the Spanish Civil War (1936-39). The letter is pictured above and expected to fetch $10,000 - $15,000.
L. Frank Baum handwritten signed letter, to his son Robert S. Baum, daTed August 1, 1910. The great author of the "Oz" books, provides some sage advice for his son after completing his latest book, The Emerald City of Oz: "The new book 'The Emerald City of Oz' is just out and is a beauty." Letters by Baum are rare and the content of the this letter is exceptional. The letter is expected to fetch $15,000 - $25,000.
William Shakespeare First Folio edition of Hamlet. The publication in 1623 of the 36 plays of Shakespeare, known today as the First Folio, was a monumental event in the history of world literature, collecting the theatrical works of an author who is universally recognized today as one of the greatest minds and poets who ever wrote. The First Folio is expected to fetch $15,000 - $25,000.
Samuel Langhorne Clemens (Mark Twain) handwritten signed letter, to his wife Livy in Paris, dated December 25, 1893. Clemens enthusiastically describes his experiences negotiating a contract with one James W. Paige, inventor of a typesetting machine for which Clemens had formed a company to manufacture and market. The letter is expected to fetch $30,000 - $50,000.
Emily Dickinson rare and important handwritten signed letter, in pencil, to Mrs. Samuel E. Mack, dated Autumn 1884. Mrs. Mack's efforts to visit Dickinson proved successful, and the poet expresses her pleasure in the visit, quoting a poem of Emily Bronte, 'Last Lines', no doubt from memory. Letters by Dickinson are extremely rare. The letter is expected to fetch $20,000 - $30,000.
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Bank center accord mulled
Revisions are meant to reduce losses
CORPUS CHRISTI - A new contract with the private firm that manages American Bank Center is aimed to lessen the city's financial losses and give the company more incentives to bring events to Corpus Christi.
The five-year contract with management firm SMG will go before the City Council for approval today.
In February, the council told city staff to negotiate a new contract with SMG, a decision contrary to the recommendation of the city's business and job development board to shop around for another company.
The new contract could correct some of the problems that have contributed to the city's losses and allows the city to look for a new company after three years.
The new method gives SMG more of an incentive to preform well financially, Assistant City Manager Margie Rose said.
"We really wanted it to be performance based," she said. "We think this is going to be better for the city."
Losses at the center have accumulated to $11 million in five years under SMG's management. SMG officials have said the company breaks even on its budget, but the city's costs to pay for SMG management, building maintenance and insurance put the city in the red overall.
The new contract would change how the city calculates its payments to the company. Flat-rate management fees, which were about $260,000 for the arena and convention center under the old contract, would decrease to $180,000. SMG would be able to make up the difference by earning bigger bonuses, but only if it brings in a substantial boost in business. The old bonus structure paid as much as $65,000 based on customer satisfaction surveys. The proposed contract drops the customer satisfaction benchmark and instead would pay as much as $180,000 if SMG meets income goals.
Visitors won't see a difference when attending events at the bank center, General Manager Marc Solis said in a written statement.
"Our incentive is to successfully manage each of our venues to validate our reputation as world leaders in venue management," he said. "We want each of our venues to be the premier event center in their respective communities."
Solis said event centers like the bank center have taken a hit in the economy.
"Many of the events that would typically play to a city of our size scale back during this current economic downturn," he said. "However, we're starting to see signs that this trend is changing and we expect to rebound nicely in the near future."
One of the contract's biggest changes would give SMG full control over the food services at the arena and convention center. The city currently uses a separate contractor, Centerplate, for services from convention center meals to beer sales at concerts. SMG representatives and the city have said Centerplate hasn't turned over more than $580,000 in alcohol sales profits in the past five years.
The city's contract with Centerplate says the company is supposed to give the city 39 percent of its profits. The company has told the city it doesn't turn over all the city is due because the company's operating expenses are too high.
The city wouldn't pay Centerplate management fees, which totaled about $40,000 per year, under the new contract. SMG is expected to negotiate a new contract with Centerplate.
SMG also would give the city $100,000 to use for building improvements, which could include landscaping improvements. The new contract also allows the city to use the center without paying for renting space when it's available and guarantees a discount rate for civic groups and nonprofits. Rose said the new contract formalizes how the city rented out its own space before and helps local groups who complained to the city that the center was too expensive to rent. SMG didn't expect those discounts to affect its revenue goals, Solis said.
The city paid a Florida consulting firm, Crossroads Consulting, $35,000 for help renegotiating the contract.
An economic impact study conducted this year by the Corpus Christi Convention and Visitors Bureau found the center has generated $22 million of revenue and $11.8 million in taxable sales and employed 50 people.
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Breakfast Bananas For Two
12 Nov 2009
If you are just two at home and if you have got a few ripe bananas ready, do not look further than this Breakfast Bananas For Two recipe. Breakfast Bananas For Two is a great little breakfast fro two people. Go for it!
|Ripe bananas
|Plain non fat yogurt
|355 Milliliter (1 1/2 Cup)
|240 Milliliter (1 Cup, Adjust Quantity As Per Taste)
|Cheddar cheese cubes
|1 Ounce (30 Gram, Medium Sharp / Sharp)
|Maple syrup
|30 Milliliter (2 Tablespoon, Adjust Quantity As Per Taste)
Slice the bananas like thick coins into a medium-large bowl.
Add the yogurt and stir, then add the raisins and stir again.
Cut the cheese into small cubes the size of raisins and add to die mixture.
Add the maple syrup.
Mix it all up.
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2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee Ratings
Getting firsthand information from an actual car owner is one sure way to get an idea of car performance once it leaves the lot. Autobytel features real consumer reviews that give the unbiased experience of a car.
2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Excellent vehicle
Pros: hight
Cons: mileagegood ride, dependable
- Recommend this vehicle to a friend? Yes
- How long have you owned this vehicle? 5 years
2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee - Limited 4x4
Pros: Engine response, ride, stereo, comfort
Cons: Exhorbitant and constant repairs after warranty expires, Gas Mileage
Advice: For those with deep pockets or those who get extended warranty - superbI caution anyone who is buying looking for an SUV for quality to reconsider another vehichle. I have owned a 1995 Jeep GC, a 1999 and a 2001. All V8's and 4x4. If you have plenty of money to spend for repairs, gas - mainly HVAC and Transmission problems, then this vehichle is otherwise super. I love the interior, the handling, the snappy v8, the ride, the cornering and secure feel of this v8. The problem was that the minimum repairs on my vehicle (average driver at 20 miles per day) started no less than $1500. They've all had 2-3 HVAC switch doors replaced 1-3 times each - plus evaporators, which requires full removal of the entire dash at $2000. If you have a warranty than this vehichle is awesome - just let Chrysler pay for your repairs, however, sell it before it expires. If you want reliability and better MPG - look at the Tahoe. My jeep's best MPG on the highway was 15-16mpg. The Tahoe's are 18-10mpg. When you strip the Jeep down - it's a Mopar/Chrylser underneath.
2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee - Limited 4x4
Pros: the seats in that the way that you are seated up high
Cons: the way everything is cheaply made
Advice: If you do not drive very much then the car will be right for you.the driving is smooth but it is the techincal features that do not work.
2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee - Overland 4x4
Pros: Sunroof - Didn't cost me money yet
Cons: THE QUALITY AND CUSTOMERR SERVICE
Advice: NEVER BUY A JEEP!*I WOULD NEVER BUY A JEEP PRODUCT AGAIN! *They do NOT stand behind the vehicle! *They are not easy to deal with, Customer Service is not in the vocabulary! *Cost is well above expected - roughly 2~3 thousand (that's right thousand) dollars per year! *Service department is horrible! *To sum this up; 'It's NOT a Jeep Thing'! In 2 years: 2 radios 1 new CD player 2 power steering pumps 2 Dashboard issues (AC problems, major $) 4 Tire stem issues (tells tire pressure) 1 new reservoir 2 new switches for steering wheel 1 new transmission *And many many more!
2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee - Limited 4x2
Pros: Styling
Cons: The front-end shaking badly when breaking at higher speeds
Advice: Buy a Jeep for styling and off-road capabilities, for all else, check out other options. I'm not unhappy, but not thrilled.I had a 1996 Grand Cherokee, which I was really impressed with. It was a much more comfortable ride with a far superior stereo system (Infinity Gold), but it was top-heavy. Initially, I loved the way my 2002 drove more like a car, but on longer trips, the seats proved far less comfortable, the stereo kind of sucks (on the limited model) and when I brake anywhere above 40 MPH, the whole car shakes back and forth. I have also experienced multiple water leaks when there is heavy rain. Unless the other manufacturers come out with something as stylish as the Grand Cherokee, I will likely buy again. I am not loyal to the reliability/quality, but the styling and plush interior.
2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee - Overland 4x4
Pros: The style
Cons: Jeep Service
Advice: Brake trouble!! Don't buy!!!I've had three brand new jeeps! The last one 2002Jeep Overlander has been the worst! New rotors and calipers after only 11,000 miles. I now have 39,000 miles and just fixed front and rear rotors for the third time. Jeep will do nothing about it! Will never buy another jeep! Loyal customer lost!! Will be trading soon!!
2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee - Limited 4x4
Pros: 4.7 liter HO
Cons: Transmission & Quadra Drive
Advice: Don't buy a WJ Grand. Buy an old ZJ much better JeepI don't know what Daimler\Chrysler did but they basic they screwed up a legacy. I have owned two Grand Cherokee, 95 Lardeo & 97 Orvis. I never had any problem with them. I would still be owning the 97 but someone decided I did not need it any more and smash into the drivers side. From that point on the Orvis was never the same. Lets just say it was not repaired to my standards. So I decided to buy a new 2002 Grand Cherokee. I heard about the Overland which peeked my interests. After careful looking at the Overland you have to pay $3000.00 to $4000.00 more for only one interior color, fake wood stearing wheel an half an inch Up County suspenion with skid plate group. It was cheaper to buy an limited. High Output V8 is nice if the transmission could find a gear and stay in it. Both of my 95 Lardeo & 97 Orvis had Quadra-Trac. Orvis also had limited slip in the rear axle. Never had any problem getting around. Quadra Drive on the other hand sucks! It is unpredictable the system has problems finding a wheel with traction. I live on a hill and with out four wheel drive I would never be able to get to work. Quadra Drive justs sets and spins the tires. The system is over rated. I bought a Jeep for more then one purpose to get me to work and to go off road. The WJ Jeep Grand Cherokee is the biggest mistake Daimler\Chrysler every made!


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UW This Season: Muhammad ended the spring campaign as the No. 3 strongside linebacker on the final depth chart.
2013: Muhammad was a productive member of the linebacking corps and had eight tackles in 11 games.
Junior College: Muhammad played at Iowa Western Community College in 2011 and redshirted in 2012. Iowa Western captured the 2012 National Junior College Athletic Association National Championship, with a perfect 12-0 record. As a freshman in 2011, Muhammad recorded 38 tackles, 2.5 tackles for loss and 0.5 sacks. Iowa Western was 9-2 in 2011, and ended the season ranked No. 7 in the final NJCAA national poll. He played for head coach Scott Strohmeier at Iowa Western.
High School: As a high school senior at Central High School in St. Joseph, Mo., Muhammad earned First Team All-State, All-District and All-City honors. He played linebacker, running back and returned kicks. Muhammad rushed for more than 1,500 yards as a running back his senior season. He was also a team captain as a senior. As a junior, he rushed for more than 1,000 yards. He was a four-year letterman in football and track at Central High School, and played for head football coach Jeff Wallace.
Personal: Born March 14, 1992, he is the son of Jamma and Marcell Jackson, Jr. He has one sibling -- his older brother Ghaali, who was a linebacker and running back at Wyoming from 2009-12. His cousin, Martin Rucker, was an outstanding tight end at Missouri from 2004-07. His cousin, Mike Rucker, was a talented defensive end, who played at Nebraska from 1995-98. Muhammad was also recruited by Colorado State, Nevada and Western Kentucky. He is pursuing a degree in social sciences at UW.


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Abstract: For any , let denote the classical -Schatten space of operators on the Hilbert space . It was shown by Varopoulos (for ) and by Blecher and the author (full result) that for any equipped with the Schur product is an operator algebra. Here we prove that (and thus for any ) is actually a -algebra, which means that it is isomorphic to some quotient of a uniform algebra in the Banach algebra sense.
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We've seen Kripp take down Inferno Diablo, but the 16 hours a day play style doesn't suit everyone, and unfortunately watching someone play doesn't give you the needed information to succeed on your own. If it did I would be an Olympic Gymnast by now. Thankfully our very own Alexanderbarin has put together an awesome guide to completing hardcore inferno. It has videos, reading, and more information than you can shake a stick at.
When I first approached Alex I was expecting a short write up on what he did to clear inferno. What I got was an opus on clearing inferno. It is a bit Barb specific but a lot of what he says can be applied to all classes. I'm not going to lie and say it's a quick read but get your bookmark tabs ready because it's worth the read. Stay awhile and Listen!
Hi, my name is Alex, and I'm a D3 HC addict.
I did the number crunch and figured that I spent roughly 50% of my free time in the past 2 months playing Diablo. I'm up to over 500 hours played in Hardcore. I have over 150 million HC gold, 6 lvl 60s, 2 lvl 57s and a lvl 56 barbarians dead, and one level 60 barbarian finally done with Hardcore from lvl 1 to Inferno Diablo, solo, in 19 hours of some very nail biting gameplay.
I've decided to write this guide to hopefully help existing players, inspire or interest new players and simply contribute to the HC community, which, I think is amazing and I'd love nothing more than to see it grow through the years.
Only 1/3 of this guide will be technical. The reason I'd rather not spend too much time writing (or waste readers' time) is because the game is very early in the cycle, and the game may change a lot within days or weeks. 1.04 patch is coming soon and I suspect the difficulty will shift significantly, either due to new items/drop rules, or skill buffs or simple monster changes. Since I'd want this guide to stay relevant for as long as possible, I'll probably end up having to update it for 1.04 anyways. Also, since this was done using a barb, but I'd still like to give something to all other classes, Parts 2 and 3 deal with much more general information.
Originally I thought of doing a full video guide and, but then I realized that there is plenty of that already on the tubes and will be probably a bit boring to watch. So this is going to be an old fashioned write up/guide + a bunch of videos showing key fights or techniques, like we had in them olden days. That said, if anyone has a specific request for more fraps of a specific fight or feature, let me know and I'll see what I can do! Just don't ask me to fraps a Waller Arcane Jailer Fast Golgor pack. Seriously, not doing it!
Lastly, feel free to hit me up online, I love adding new contacts to my friendslist. If you're active, love D3/HC, you're very welcome!
All videos available in the 1080p HD quality.
Double Nuke Spec for A1/A2:
Cookie Cutter Tank Spec for A3/A4:
*I'd prefer not to record the Iskatu and Azmodan fights, since they are very FPS-conscious, and only a second of FPS stutter caused by fraps could mean death. You can always look them up on other HC or SC video channels though, in particular I recommend Kripp's videos.
This section will be very barb-specific. I'd hate to give out wrong information about other classes because I know little about them. Nevertheless, hopefully even non-barbs can gain a little insight about the walkthrough.
1. Progression spec, slower but safer : Stat Shout, Shieldwall, Nuke, Escaper, very simple and efficient (build):
(7 bosses)
(3 bosses)
(1 boss)
2. Two-minute wonder: Same as #1, except with double nuke, no need for shout, Maniac instead of Sidearm for nuke boost (build):
3. Double escape skills if you like to kite (build).
4.No shieldwall, but popular, not recommended unless you're VERY confident (build).
There are variations of these, of course, with passives or escaper changed up.
Every, or almost every piece of gear needs to have the following:
I don't like sideway upgrades. It's very difficult to translate, say, stat into AR. Yes, there are EHP calculations, but they aren't always right, not in every situation. They are also extremely complex and running an EHP simulator for every item comparison is simply unreasonable. So unless the difference is very clear (e.g. 10 vita vs 30 AR), I simply don't upgrade. Same goes for things like individual resistances, crit hit, life %, movement speed, block %. If you like to crunch numbers and simulate every potential upgrade, all the power to you. The only one I personally was interested in was 11% block on Justice Lantern and it was very clearly a significant upgrade to my otherwise great AR STR VITA ring.
The exceptions to the general stat/defence rule are LOH and LPS (life per second) stats. These can make an otherwise average item – good. You don't really need these stats, but they do make the game less reliant on chance of proccing Revenge, and you will also spend less time kiting and more time fighting.
Here's what worked for me:
600 LOH, using a 1.4 speed weapon (or 750ish using a 1.2)
900 LPS, using Inspiring Presence and the rest on gear.
This lets me generate around 1500 per second in combat and 900 per second out of combat. This means staying at full health against Inferno Diablo, almost all of the time. This means standing in Molten and taking very little damage, and only running out of Plagued after it stacks 5-6 times. So although these are defensive stats, they actually translate into more dps as wel!. This is the reason I chose a low dps weapon (920) over a 1060 with 140 vita on top.
Ideally, I wanted to hit A3 Inferno with the following stats:
60k life
1k AR
20k dps pre-maniac
600 firstname.lastname@example.com speed
This didn't happen. I couldn't find more than 900 LPS, and had to choose between 62k life/20.5k dps and 600 LOH @ 1.47. I did achieve a bit more AR than I needed. My final stats:
The tradeoff worked – I finished the clear with comfort and not stressing out over every single elite pack/boss. But I think the lowest I'd go for would be 15k dps/50k life/1k AR. This would be pushing it.
My strategy to obtain this gear was to farm hard and keep an eye out on AH for pieces to buy. I ended up buying 3 out of 13 pieces, all of which were minor but very expensive upgrades (I'm talking 27 million for gloves), however at that point I simply wanted to clear HC, not count coppers.
I've started to farm from near-scratch in 1.03, with under 10 million, and around 150 hours and 2 dead MF barbs later, I was at 160 million gold, with a gear set ready to hit Inferno in, in itself worth another 200-250 million (difficult to define prices, because on one hand no one will ever pay this much gold for the items, but on the other, this kind of gear is almost never on the AH, and if it is on AH, it's horribly overpriced, like the gloves).
If you are now in A1 Inferno and looking to clear HC solo, I'd suggest following same method: putting on as much MF as you can without dying, and running an efficient A1 routine (aim for 5-7 ilvl 63s per hour). Alternatively, I've heard of people chain-running a2 goblins in teams of 4, I've done this myself in A1 some time ago and didn't really enjoy it. I don't know if team gobos are more efficient than A1 – if anyone is doing them, let me know how many 63s do you average per hour, long term (e.g. over 30 hours of farming), I'm very curious how they compare.
Act 1 is very reasonable in terms of prep time, and I'd estimate, can be cleared within 20 hours of farming. You don't need all that much, around 40k hp, 300-400 All Res, and 7-10k dps is enough to be safe and quick. All of this can be either farmed in Hell or bought from AH for under 2 million total gold. I'll go over the key encounters in the act:
1. Cathedral
This place is notorious for fresh 60s dying due to being walled in or otherwise crowded in very narrow corridors. Watch out. Go slow unless you're confident that you can kill the boss within the duration of your Shieldwall skill (Ignore Pain for barbs, 7 seconds)
2. Leoric
Very simple, dies quick within 2 rotations of WOTB + EQ, or even with WOTB alone. If you are new to A1, you can start farming with NV up to him, going Cellar/Cath 1/Cath 3/Hollow/Crypts.
3. Goatmen Spearmen
These can drive you mad. Mad, I say, MAD. Pop WOTB? Running away from you for 20 seconds. Dropped Quake? Yeah, seeya. I've been frustrated by them almost to the point of simply skipping anytime I see a boss pack during normal farming. That said, if the terrain allows it, you can trap them and burst them down. Oh and best part? You'll see them again in Act3 (I dedicated an entire video to Act3 goats: maulers, spearmen, wizards).
4. Horned Beasts, Berserkers, Unburied elites
These can kill even a geared barb in seconds, if they have right affixes. My strat is to always use 2 nukes to kill them through Ignore Pain duration. Simply not worth the risk to try and kite.
5. Butcher
A bit of a dps check, but dies very fast to WOTB + EQ after his charge into a wall. Unless you have under 8k dps, I wouldn't worry about hitting enrage at all.
Act I was practice, this is where it gets serious. Not pre 1.03 serious, but tough still.
My gear guideline for A2 would be 15k dps, 50k hp and 600-700 AR, especially with EQ instead of War Cry. The nice thing about double nuke 2 minute-wonder spec, is that the elites here are still low-ish on HP, and so you can burst them down instead of kiting around from their high damage. War Cry spec makes the gameplay a bit more challenging and alternatively either more frustrating or fun. The four legged caster elites will have a lot of fun with you, I promise.
2 minute wonder spec will still pose some challenge, against certain boss affixes. A scary moment for me in A2 Inferno was when I entered Crumbling Vault, got a pack Swarm with Arcane/Waller and realized that there is no exit, after blowing my WOTB/Quake in a wrong spot. 2 minutes of very sweaty kiting afterwards (the pathways there are very narrow and I couldn't leave the room), I had both nukes reset and this time finished the job right.
Shielder elites will also make you waste nukes, so it's important to be ready to do it the old fashioned way. The monsters here are around 3-4x more difficult than A1, so a nice way to practice would be to equip a really weak weapon and armor to try a few packs in A1 just to get the feel of it.
1. Dark Berserkers and Shatterbone
You want to burst them down fast. Note, that furious charge breaks their casting. On Shatterbone, I suggest blowing EQ + WOTB to get him down ASAP. This is a nice gear check for the rest of the act, and if you see that he isn't dying, and swinging faster and faster, and your IP is running out, the waypoint is very close.
2. Dungeons
Almost all dungeons in A2 have very narrow hallways, stairs and bridges where a waller can lock you in for good. Proceed very slowly. The good thing about this, you can use same choke points to your own advantage when fighting elites without life-threatening affixes (Arcane/Desecrators).
3. Kulle
Once again, I think double nuke spec is best here. The 2 giants can do a lot of damage if you take too long to kill them, but WOTB + EQ combo drops them in seconds. Afterwards, Kulle is defenseless and you should have plenty of time before his enrage.
4. Belial
Belial is the first serious dps check for your solo barb. Tanks with 70k hp and 7k dps need not apply*. I recommend 15k dps for a safe Belial kill, to go with both nukes, a shieldwall, and a charge for Phase 1 adds (can quickly change to leap for Phase 2, but this isn't critical). This should allow you to kill Belial around 2:30, after second rotation of WOTB + EQ, with 30 seconds remaining on the timer. The reason I want IP is because you'll be tanking all his smashes and in theory you can drop low without an orb for some time. Also, mistakes happen and IP comes handy during explosion phase.
*Yes, you can do Belial even with 7k dps, by switching up to a few dps passives and using double or even triple nukes. I wouldn't recommend this in HC, being too risky, but it's been done.
Act III is where fun begins. Here, the monsters have around 6-8x more HP than A1 , or 2x more than A2. But honestly, it feels like even more. Even with recommended amount of dps (16-22k), you will feel like you're just giving the champions a massage, and only when using WOTB will you actually see their bars move more or less quickly.
First thing to understand when soloing A3, is that no boss here is going to die fast. With almost every pack you will risk running into Enrage, not because you can't kill it due to insane mods, but because you can't kill it fast enough, regardless of how easy or difficult the mods are. As mentioned above, I recommend 20k dps for A3 solo, although I did it with around 17k, personally, and never hit enrage. That being said, I did it only twice, and of course could not experience every potential boss affix combination out there. Some affixes allow you to tank and spank (See tank spec video for tank and spank elites), others will require you to run around more than actually attack.
There are several ways of dealing with enrages/difficult elites.
1. Full on coward mode
Upon seeing a scary combo (arcane waller frozen fast), hit wotb and leap away , run out and reset the game.
2. Exploit mode
chip away at the pack slowly and carefully. When close to enrage, exit instance, wait 20-30 seconds outside, then enter again, repeat
I do not recommend either of these. They will make you feel cheap. Since I was running this as a personal challenge, I wanted to avoid anything like this. I allowed myself to reset the instance only 3 times before giving up on the clear entirely and waiting for nerfs, and would quit if I hit enrage.
There are other, less severe methods:
3. Valet parking
clear about 1 minute into the dungeon, open a portal, then take last WP from town and run back manually. What this allows is when you meet a tough pack, you can run it back to the entrance, park it there, run out of the instance and to the nearest WP, out to town, then take the portal you opened earlier. From there, you can either skip the pack, or regroup/respec/reconsider your strategy against it. It's very close to the #1 option (coward mode), but a little more honorable, imo, and obviously you can't do this twice in the same dungeon (in fact, if you do encounter another hard pack later on, and try to go back to the first, you are very likely to die). Personally, I've used this method once, but it failed on me because one of the champs lagged behind and was right on my portal. Seconds later, all 3 of them were on me, and I simply took a deep breath and killed them (was a waller arcane pack, but thankfully no other scary affixes).
4. Pack splitting
I do not condone this one either, but it sometimes happens by itself. An elite will sometimes get stuck behind a barrel or corner, and you can simply kill the minions/champs separately, making the encounter trivial. Some players do this intentionally by leading the packs in certain patterns. I don't consider this exploiting, as it's fully within game's rules, but I personally don't/wouldn't do this.
5. Choking
Chokepoint video:
The strategy here is to use terrain to your advantage: by leading packs into chokepoints you can fight only 1-2 of them at a time. This is not always possible due to certain affixes (e.g. arcane, desec) forcing you to move, and release the choke.
6. Goading
Also known as "goating" primarily used on goats. Two types of goats (spearmen and wizards) LOVE to kite you endlessly. Vampiric Arcane Molten? Good luck? Waller? Seeya! The strategy here is to burst down one or two of them very quickly by using WOTB + IP or WOTB + EQ+ IP if you're using TwoMinuteWonder spec. The problem with this, is that goats will run from you constantly, and since even with WOTB you can't really catch up, you will end up wasting 5-12 seconds of the duration (no, Leap/Charge aren't a solution, you will need those to escape when shit goes wrong). So, you need to goad the goats into a location where they'll become trapped, and have nowhere to move, and die very quickly to your WOTB/EQ. This comes down to understanding pathing and terrain you have at hand.
(build) – I think this one is the safest Act3 spec. Variations are possible. Note that Wallers are the biggest threat, because neither WOTB nor FC can break walls.
1. Ramparts
Tight stairs, long runs back to the waypoint/exit, a pretty brutal entry to the toughest act in the game. Go slow, consider Leap as an escape for emergency jumps over the stair cases.
2. Keep depths
Once again, lots of tight areas to get trapped in. Also: Skull Cleavers. These guys hurt and have tons of HP. Also: Lunatics. Don't fight them. Run. If you know you're going to get hit, Ignore Pain, your only hope. Also: trapped elite in level 3. A Tremor boss with Dark Berserker minions. You never see them anywhere else in the act, so it's a bit of a surprise you should be ready for.
3. Ghom
Arguably toughest inferno boss in the game… unless you're a barbarian (build)
Stat requirements for safe HC kill:
900 AR; 50k HP; 15k dps; 500 LOH
Extra crit for Overpower and of course Crushing Advance. Spam this as soon as it pops. Your health will go up to full, and you need to survive another 9-11 seconds using both shieldwalls.
This boss has an enrage timer, after enrage he will spawn the clouds even faster, although this shouldn't matter with the Overpower tactic. 15k dps + Ruthless + WOTB should be enough to avoid it, though.
4. Siegebreaker
Tank and spank with a 4 minute enrage. His supposed nuke attacks barely hurt. I'd recommend same stats as for Ghom above. Extremely simple and yawn-worthy.
5. Cydaea
This is where it gets more fun. Cydaea herself won't hurt much. She sprints around and disappears for a few seconds regularly. She does have a supposed enrage but it is currently listed as bugged, and may or may not occur, due to an exploit or not – I don't know, nor care. Assuming you'd like to kill her legitimately, you will want her down by 3 minutes, meaning you will have 2 cycles on nukes. I've killed her at around 2:15 using WOTB only.
The real threat on this fight are the spiderlings, and I recommend the normal walkthrough spec, however if you feel like you lack dps (once again you'll want 15+), you can switch Ignore Pain to either Ancients or Quake. I don't recommend Quake, because she may sprint out of it, but then Ancients can focus on her spiderlings.
Spiderlings hurt. A lot. You'll want high stats to be safe here, and either be confident about not getting hit much, in which case you can go either without WC or without IP, but with second nuke, or just use the normal spec and hit IP if your health suddenly spikes down – and you have more room for error.
Cydaea, IMO, is second toughest Inferno boss solo, and you'll want solid 55-60k HP, 1k all resists, 16-20k dps and hopefully some LOH/LPS to kill her without stressing out or hitting enrage.
6. Azmodan
Normal tank spec is once again fine here. There is no enrage, no hard nuke (only an instagib nuke, hah!). The boss is not a gear check and can be done even in A1 gear, if you really feel like it (it'll just take longer). Just be sure not to get hit by the fire orb when coming back from the pool kiting run-around. If you get hit by it, you die, simple as that.
7. Iskatu
This encounter is very quick. The boss doesn't have much health, but you will be taking tons of damage, due to being swarmed by shadowfiends and likely Desecrated. One cool way of doing it is to put on Rupture Cleave, and take out tons of shadowfiends in every swing. Alternatively, put on WOTB/EQ/IP, and when Iskatu shows up, pop all three at the same time. He should die before EQ runs out.
8. Rakanoth
There is an enrage on this fight, but if you've completed A3 using my recommended stats, you will have absolutely no issues here. If you're lower than recommended stats, I can suggest putting on Demoralizing shout to reduce both his damage and attach speed. Tank and Spank with rotating shield walls.
9. Izual
I was a bit concerned about this one due to his near-instant freeze and potential for chain freeze, but it turned out to be very easy. Basically a tank and spank and since you'll stay in melee, you won't care about his or summoned oppressors' Charge nuke. Recommended stats faceroll him, lower stats may have a little trouble, but not difficult by any means.
10. Diablo
At first glance Diablo isn't difficult. Phase 1 and 3 can be done using A1-level gear, by simply rotating Leap and IP and using the wells every minute. There is no enrage, the damage is manageable as long as you don't get caged. So… what's the issue?
Phase 2 will force you to fight your Shadows, three times. The Shadows have unique abilities, such as very long stun, nuke and life leech charge. They are tough. If you've ever wondered why some barbs has sprint on in some of their Diablo kills, this is why. The damage output is brutal, fast and you have to go through it 3 times.
There are a few ways of dealing with shadows:
So the process here is:
This option allows you to retain a survival skill, like Charge, Stomp, Revenge or whatever you want, really. I'd recommend this option to those with good dps but lowish defenses (AR or HP or armor).
11. Bugged mobs. Yep, tougher than Diablo.
Golgors (the dough boy giants) and Oppressors currently do multiples of their normal damage.
Also, ground based AOE ignores some of your defense and does around 50% more than it should. You can either fight it out (possible, I killed an Invincible Minion Frozen golgor using a choke), or run/reset. Up to you. Using my recommended stats, you will not die instantly, it will just hurt a lot (as in, a non-elite Bloated Golgor will take out 30% life per hit, and you don't really want to get hit by an Elite without Ignore Pain up).
Final notes on A3/4 Inferno:
Meaning, you can play Softcore and still simulate the same challenge. If you die, just start a new character and pretend like you don't have any items again. Or, give yourself three "free" deaths before you have to delete. And then what does "completing Inferno" mean? Could you have a friend give you the waypoint to the last boss, kill it and call it a day? And after all that, then what? Besides the achievement, there is no reward. Your name doesn't go on a ladder like in D2, there is no "King" title…
Since this game is pretty loose on boundaries to the supposed goals, I like the idea of setting up the challenge level for myself. I like to decide what I want to achieve, then prepare for it, and do it.
Deciding to complete Inferno Hardcore was the basic goal, but I further defined it by certain boundaries, and I suggest that anyone undertaking this, also does this.
I call this "the attitude", and it can range from 100% honorable/"die fighting" samurai, or a cowardly "screw you guys I'm going home" resetter or even exploiter. Personally, I fall somewhere in the middle.
Here are a few examples of how I've defined my challenge.
I've decided to play the easiest class. Barbarian and Monk are by far the easiest to play HC solo with, and I just couldn't handle the risk of a solo ranged. My hat's off to anyone who attempts a full solo clear with, say, a DH (I've seen a solo WD, extremely impressive).
I believe, in order of difficulty from hardest to easiest, it goes like this:
Barb solo is still no walk in the park, but DH is on a whole other level. I've defined this part of my challenge this way because I wanted a reasonable challenge. Kind of like playing Doom on Ultraviolence, rather than Nightmare.
I've decided to play this out solo, from beginning to end. Every teammate reduces the difficulty by about 50% (e.g. 4 champions will all go on you when solo, in a team of 2, each teammate has to tank only 2 champions, that's 50% less damage taken, 50% less boss skills to kite;). Building a team barb is very simple: load up on armor, resistances and HP, and you're set. Doesn't matter if you have 5k dps or 20k. Building a solo barb is much more of a challenge: you need both solid dps and crazy survival stats, because you'll be tanking every champion all by yourself AND you have to kill them before enrage.
The other problem I have with teams is that the risk is not distributed equally, unless both players are of same class. Barbarians and monks typically bear the least risk. Ranged classes bear the most risk. I think I would feel pretty horribly if my ranged teammate died, and I managed to escape. YMMV on this one, of course.
I've decided to not use any exploits. Specifically, I assumed that Cydaea will enrage, and that I have to fight Diablo's shadows, and I changed my spec to fit these constraints, although the fights could be easier if I simply went full tank for Cydaea or Sprint for Diablo. These are important for me, because I like the feeling of doing it right. Diablo shadows are perhaps the most difficult part of the encounter. Avoiding them entirely using Sprint just feels… wrong. I didn't want to do that, plain and simple.
There are also what I call "borderline" exploits. I was a little more iffy about those. For instance, Ghom's Crushing Advance tactic is legitimate as a spec and works fine as an expensive alternative to Revenge. It makes this one specific fight a gear check (a rather high one, if you intend to not hit the enrage) instead of an intense repositioning exercise, however. Seeing how this tactic is only available to barbarians, I'm inclined to call it an exploit. Nevertheless, since I chose barbarian as my character, knowing full well that it is the easiest class, I decided to accept this and killed Ghom using Overpower-CA. Perhaps I'll try it again using a less cheesy spec/class at some point later on.
The other "borderline" exploit, is of course the elite enrage reset. The deal here is to kill 1-2 champions/minions, then run out of the instance and reset the timer, giving yourself more time to actually finish the pack. This is an important one, because barb tanks are notorious for having very low dps and thus have trouble with enrage timers (which, I believe are around 5-6 minutes). When defining this part of the challenge, I knew that I was not prepared to die to an elite enrage, when I had a chance to run out. It'd take honor of a samurai to accept slow death, while knowing that it was a matter of popping Ignore Pain and running to the waypoint 5 steps away, to save weeks of gear farming. That being said, I made sure to prepare for this. I knew that I could cheese my way through elite enrages by having no more than 8-9k dps, but I aimed for 20k. And it paid out. I didn't hit a single enrage all the way through (although I think I came close a few times, just gut feel). And I feel good about that!
The constraint here is to decide whether or not you'll reset the instance if you encountered a tough pack. I was iffy on this one. This is a hard decision to make, knowing how much time went into farming all that gear, for this one shot at an Inferno HC clear.
In the end, I've decided to give myself 3 instance resets. If I used up all 3, I'd stop there and wait for 1.04 to play through the nerfed version instead. This way, I didn't sacrifice my gear on an impossible pack, but also didn't achieve what I felt I didn't fully deserve.
I used up 2 of those resets.
First time was in Keep Depths 3, where a wounded guard locked up a boss pack behind a door. It turned out to be a Tremor Waller Frozen Horde (and 1 more affix I didn't even see), with a Horde of minion…. Dark Berserkers. Yes, the guys from A1/A2 with that slow nuke smash, which you can dodge easily… except this is A3, and they have 8x the HP of A1 minions. And they do about 3x more damage each. And this is Keep with almost no room to kite. And the boss is a waller, Frozen. And they have extra life. I couldn't kill even one minion after my WOTB + IP ran out. This was suicide. I reset.
Second time was in A4, when I pulled one of those "Aspect" bosses. Suddenly, a bunch more non-elite mobs were upon me, and my HP was dropping very quickly, and Revenge wasn't proccing. Since the exit was 2 steps away, I charged out, and reset, although this one was very easy to clear using EQ + WOTB.
This is one is not exploitative at all, and is fully within the intended rules of the game.
I've taken the easy way, by allowing myself to respec as I saw fit for every boss. The more challenging way would be to maintain a single spec all through the clear. Kudos to anyone who tries this (using solo DH!) A Hardcore among Hardcore, for sure.
I will touch upon the specific specs I've used in the Part 2 of the guide. Thinking back, though, I do think that single-spec clear is possible. Ghom would no doubt be the #1 issue for it, Rakanoth would be somewhat tough unless you have very good gear, and Diablo would be a little tougher than otherwise.
I think this one is very reasonable either way, but, of course, going in blind is a lot more risky. I went half-blind, in the sense that I didn't practice Softcore (except Diablo, where my SC undergeared barb died within seconds, hah!), and only watched videos of others doing the bosses. Kripp's videos were particularly helpful.
So these are the constraints I've set for myself. I think they fall somewhere in the middle of actual difficulty, equally far from a Solo DH playing honorable with 0 resets, 0 respecs, 0 exploits, and a Kripp style team using anything and everything possible to achieve a world first (still a humongous achievement, no argument).
You can also imagine the difficulty level as a 6-dimensional matrix (I obviously can't draw that!):
Lowest Highest
So, anyone excited about trying Solo DH with no exploits, no instance resets, 1 spec from start to finish, going in blind with no SC practice on any boss? Just a thought!
Lastly, I wanted to mention the second component of Hardcore Inferno attitude. This has to do, more generally, with how Hardcore is, and what we need to accept, what differentiates HC players from all others.
This one is hard to accept for many players. Especially the "due to Blizzard" part. I've lost an incredible MF barb (340 with no switching) capable of averaging 6-7 ilvl 63s per hour due to a video-related crash, many times reported and yet unfixed by Blizzard. And you know what – it felt fine. It felt better than losing a character due to being Frozen and Walled in. I've lost 6 lvl 60s, and 3 others in 50s, and in 500+ hours only 1 died to Blizzard's error, not my own.
Conclusion: create your own HC challenge, then one YOU would feel you'd be happy about, if you accomplished it. And then accomplish it.
I have great faith that D3 and D3 HC will eventually be refined and have great longevity. Blizzard has never made a game that didn't last, and I think D3 will not be an exception. Even in the current state, D3 HC is absolutely the best game out there right now and even if no changes are made, I think I'll be playing it for a long time. But changes are coming. We have 1.04 with some promising stuff, and of course 1.1 when Hardcore will become even more hardcore (assuming they allow permadeath PVP). Yeah, yeah, fanboy alert, right?
That's not to say D3 and HC couldn't be made better. I do have a few dreams about D3 HC and who knows…
Lastly, for me personally, the end is far. I think I'll be playing a bit less until 1.04, and maybe even less still until 1.1, but I'm not done. I'll be leveling all classes to 60 next, and probably dying A LOT, and my next challenge is to conquer inferno on a ranged character. I'm looking at a Wizard, but I might try a DH. I'll be likely making a few videos and depending on where 1.04/1.1 takes the game, doing more videosl! Stay tuned on the net and keep in touch in-game!
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TV Info
Episode PremiereOctober 11, 2005
Show Period2003 - now
Production CompanyCBS, Paramount, Belisarius Prod., thinkfilm
Cast and Crew
DirectorTerrence O'Hara
ScreenwriterJohn C. Kelley, Joshua Lurie
Main Cast
- Mark Harmon as NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs
- Michael Weatherly as NCIS Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo
- Sean Murray as NCIS Special Agent Timothy McGee
- Cote de Pablo as Mossad Liaison Officer Ziva David
- Pauley Perrette as Abby Sciuto
- David McCallum as Dr. Donald Mallard
- Rocky Carroll
- Brian Dietzen
- Lauren Holly as Jenny Shepard
- Alimi Ballard
- Matthew Willig
Additional Cast
- Barbara Niven
- Robert Blanche
- Larry Clarke
- John Berg
- Burnadean Jones
- Byrne Offutt
A deceased Marine is found encased in a Civil-War era tomb at the Smithsonian museum. Ziva David joins NCIS as a liaison officer for Mossad and is assigned by the new director of NCIS to Gibbs's team without his consent. She is forced to prove her worth to the team as they track down the people responsible for the officer's death, which is linked to a Civil War treasure. When Ducky and Ziva are placed in a difficult position, Ziva shows her value by saving both their lives.


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Welcome to the Alicante Airport Sixt rent a car office
Our car hire services at Alicante Airport (ALC)
Start your holiday with a smile with Sixt's quick and easy premium services for car hire in Alicante and the Costa Blanca. You can find our rental desk in the Arrivals Area of the airport so its quick and easy for you to step off the plane and into your hire car. The team is ready to greet you from 7am to midnight Monday to Sunday, including public holidays, plus we offer a 24 hour pickup and return service so your rental truly fits your schedule and no matter when you fly Sixt will be there to provide you a great deal on a car rental. Enjoy a small city car or 2 seater sports car in the historic town of Alicante, or even a super car such as the Porsche Panamera for a truly unforgettable drive. We also have 4x4s or SUVs for more rough terrain when exploring the Costa Blanca coast. If you are booking for a family holiday or larger party then browse our selection of family estates, people transporters and combis, whether diesel or petrol and automatic or manual. We feature vehicles from economy class to luxury with manufacturers including Smart, VW and Opel as well as Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi and even Porsche. Personalise your extras and rental terms with our child car seat, GPS and unlimited mileage options as well as second driver and extended insurance cover policies. Our friendly team in branch is ready to assist and get you driving in Spain soon.
- Car hire available for 18+ (student and under 25 discounts available)
- Free cancellation policy
- Reserve your car hire without a credit card (credit card required at pick up)
- Unlimited mileage included with most vehicles
- One way hire available
- Book and manage your reservation online and via the Sixt App
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Transfers from Alicante Airport to Benidorm
The drive from Alicante airport to Benidorm is just under 40 minutes along the radiant coast, which is more than half the time the journey takes by public transport. With a number of people sharing a vehicle, it can also be a cost-effective way to travel as individual transport tickets can add up. Our vehicle range at the Airport includes people-carriers and minibuses which are perfect for larger groups.
Explore Alicante with us
This historic Mediterranean port has become a firm favourite with holiday-goers for its long stretches of idyllic white beaches on the so-called Costa Blanca and a balmy climate to match with hot summers and nicely warm winters. Rich with history that is portrayed through its architecture, Alicante has a number of beautiful old buildings including the Basilica of Santa María, defence towers of the Huerta de Alicante and the Castle of Santa Bárbara, which sits high above the city on Mount Benacantil. Alicante Airport, originally named El Altet, is one of Spain's busiest airports and is located just under 6 miles outside of the city - so in under 10 minutes drive you can arrive at your accommodation to settle in and start enjoying the sights and sounds of the city straight away. Our car hire services at Alicante Airport are quick and easy, promising an easy transition from the plane to the city to begin your holiday. Car rental is also a great way to discover the rest of the Alicante Province, from the colourful and picturesque traditional beach town of Villajoyosa to the rugged mountains with the Font Roja shrine sat high atop and the Aitana, the highest peak of Alicante's Prebaetic System. Also not to be missed is the sun-bleached dazzling white town of Altea and its La Mare de Déu del Consol ("Our Lady of Solace" church) with its striking blue and white domes and ceramic wall art. Driving these sun-drenched roads provides the most flexibility and freedom to explore this wonderful region and create your own route.
Car Rental Branch Details
Opening Hours
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|07:00 - 00:30
|Bank holiday
|07:00 - 00:30
Contacts / Lost & Found
SIXT Num. Alicante Airport ALC
|Arrival Hall
|03195 El Altet
|Phone no.
Location Plan - How to Find us
At the Sixt branch please turn left, take the elevator or the moving stairway and follow the signs to the Parking area. Cross the footbridge and take the exit B. Go to the Parking level 3. Once you are there turn right and you will see our Sixt desk. There, you will find our Servicepoint, where our helpful staff will hand over the keys of your vehicle presenting the contract.
Take exit 22 towards the N-340 / Torrellano road. Join the N-338 until the roundabout. Take the third exit to the airport. In the airport area, follow the signs "Car rental". In the carpark, you will find the Sixt car return in level 3, where you also picked up the keys. There are signs posted for the return area. During the opening hours, a Sixt staff member will escort personally the returnof the car. Please hand over the key to a Sixt staff member.
Take the left-hand exit towards the N-338 road. At the roundabout, take the third exit to the airport. In the airport area, follow the signs "Car rental". In the carpark, you will find the Sixt car return in level 3, where you also picked up the keys. There are signs posted for the return area. During the opening hours, a Sixt staff member will escort personally the returnof the car. Please hand over the key to a Sixt staff member.
Out of Hours Pick Up & Return
handover directly on the branchOut of hour return possible.
If you return your car out of hours, please deposit the key in our secure key return box, which is situated just next to the Sixt office in the parking.
Sixt Express Counter - the fast way to the rental car
Our car hire desks are located at the Arrivals Hall. At our rental desks you will be served preferred with a speedy check out. Thank's for using Online Check-In
Rent a Car Services at this Branch
- Cars & estates
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Harding, already placed on IR once this season for a change in Multiple Sclerosis treatment protocol, has only appeared in three of Minnesota's last nine games and just two since Dec. 17. His absence has hurt the Wild — playing at a Vezina-caliber level for the first half of the season, Harding posted outrageous numbers ( 18-7-2, 1.66 GAA, .933 save percentage) and was a big reason why Minnesota had a 20-11-5 mark after beating Vancouver on Dec. 17.
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There were some fears entering the fall that Al Key's surgically repaired shoulder would slow him from building on his Kansas Jayhawk Community College Western Division Freshman of the Year honor from last season, along with his first-team all-conference wares.
CEDAR FALLS, IOWA - The National Junior College Athletics Association is set to cap an outstanding football season with No. 1-ranked Iowa Western taking on No. 2 Butler Community College in the 2012 NJCAA national championship game.
Parallels can be drawn between this season's Barton Community College Cougars and last year's.
Numerous 3-pointers were falling on Tuesday night at Kirkman Activity Center on the Barton Community College campus.
HILLSBORO - Sometimes, it's all about how you recover.
Freshman guard Ashton Bruner turned in a double-double with 24 points and 16 rebounds, leading the Barton Community College women to a 79-59 win over Neosho County on Saturday night in the Best Western Angus Inn/Cougar Booster Club Thanksgiving Basketball Classic at Kirkman Activity Center.
This was exactly the type of game the Barton Community College men's basketball team needed.
It wasn't what you'd expect from the top two scoring teams in the National Junior College Athletics Association Region VI - at least not to start with.
In spite of a strong start by Southwestern (Iowa) Community College, the Barton women's basketball team was able to take a lead midway through the first half.
It was anyone's basketball game heading into the second half on Tuesday night at Kirman Activity Center with the score tied 32-32.
Basketball is a high-pace game that requires a lot of conditioning.
At the midpoint of their preseason schedule, the Barton Community College Couars play host to the McPherson College junior varsity tonight, tipping off at 7:30 at Kirkman Activity Center, the second portion of a non-conference.
SALINA - The performance was similar to the day before.
SALINA - Before Kansas State University-Salina knew what hit them, the Barton Community College men's basketball team built a big halftime lead that kept growing.
Today, the Barton Community College men's basketball team will take on Kansas State University.
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Editor's note: The following is part five in a summer series of some of the most memorable moments in Barton athletics
It's the Fourth of July weekend and in Great Bend that means get your hard hat. I have never been in a town that allows more freedom of Independence Day than right here in Great Bend.
Several former Barton Community College athletes competed in their respective countries national track and field championships recently.
EUGENE, Ore. – There is still some speed in the feet of the former Barton Community College sprinter.
It was probably inevitable that Dennan Morrow was going to coach basketball. His father was a high school coach for 30 years and he grew up in gymnasiums.
It was a good season for the Barton Community College athletes on the field. There were All American honors, records broken and championships won.
Part four in a series of some of the most memorable moments in Barton athletics
The summer heat is upon us. With the summer beginning to hit full-stride that means it's time for wheat harvest and national track championships.
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