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Two Days, One NightAnthony Macali
Sandra discovers that her workmates have opted for a pay bonus in exchange for her dismissal.
"Two Days, One Night" ponders a precarious dilemma. We learn our protagonist is wrestling a sickness, and feel the helplessness and frustration that comes living with it, amplified by a strong and palpable performance. While the setup is questionable, it enables an interesting and often unseen view of families on the weekend, and the common economic struggles they face. The quiet pace might not suit everyone, but it allows time to properly introduce the various characters, and effortlessly create an emotional connection. Lingers many days after...
What We Do in the ShadowsAnthony Macali
Follow the lives of three flatmates who are just trying to get by and overcome life's obstacles, like being immortal vampires.
"What We Do in the Shadows" demonstrates that life is hard for a vampire in Wellington. In true mockumentary style, the introduction of a wide-range of housemates is the best and funniest part of the film. The dry humour and deadpan delivery creates many laugh-out-loud moments, as it employs the classic bloodsucker traits and applies them to the modern world. While the lack of a story becomes prevalent towards the end, it doesn't last too long. They do hilarious.
The GrandmasterAndrew O'Dea
The story of martial-arts master Ip Man, the man who trained Bruce Lee.
"The Grandmaster" is a stylish Kung Fu epic, resplendent in its lush visuals and attention to period detail. Unfortunately the narrative is downright confusing, burdened by disjointed storytelling and a muddled timeline. It disappoints as a biography of its subject, flippantly passing over the opportunity for meaty characterisation in exchange for overly dramatised, prolonged cut sequences. Thankfully, the stunning and explosive fight sequences that redeem this movie, undeniably gorgeous in their choreography and artistic flair. A grand film, but hardly mastered.
VirungaAnthony Macali
A group of brave individuals risk their lives to save Virunga National Park in Congo.
"Virunga" is a vibrant national park full of life and, to much dismay, a place of death. This breathtaking parcel of land happens to fall on a large oil deposit, and the battle between preservation and money plays out extraordinarily on screen. It's a shocking juxtaposition that lets its characters share their messages, from the adorable keepers and their family of gorillas, to the faceless business men contracted to incite war. A fine example of fearless journalism and heartfelt conservation. Primeval.
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Paper PlanesAnthony Macali
An imaginative children's film about a young Australian boy's passion for flight and his challenge to compete in the World Paper Plane Championships in Japan.
"Paper Planes" is a laudable representative of Australian drama, reminding us of some of the more imaginative and simpler pleasures in life. With themes of grief, bullying and the importance of winning, it's difficult to dislike this innocuous outing. While it may struggle to find an audience outside of its target demographic, the performances of the adolescents and uplifting musical score will inspire a generation. Pull out the A4's... and start folding.
JoeAnthony Macali
An ex-con, who is the unlikeliest of role models, meets a 15-year-old boy and is faced with the choice of redemption or ruin.
'Joe' is a well-revered man and surprising anti-hero to the strange dwellers of his back-wood community. He resides in a neighbourhood full of sinister characters, with troubled pasts and captivating lives. In the middle lies a relationship with the young Gary. Their exchanges form the most rewarding part of the film, as they thrive and learn from their experiences. Despite a lull towards the end, the local menaces will keep on you on edge. A hard-working performance.
MommyAnthony Macali
A widowed single mother, raising her violent son alone, finds new hope when a mysterious neighbor inserts herself into their household.
"Mommy" is an onerous film to watch, and the deliberate and narrow aspect ratio provides little escape from the situation or cast. The characters steal the focus, and their performances are worthy of our attention. We can feel the despair and helplessness of managing the short-tempered Steve, and the terror in knowing he could snap on a whim. It's a long and emotional sitting, with limited moments of unassuming happiness. Family first.
LockeAnthony Macali
Ivan Locke, a dedicated family man and successful construction manager, receives a phone call on the eve of the biggest challenge of his career.
For its entirety, "Locke" sits firmly in the confines of a car... just a man and his mobile phone. While this premise might initially grab your attention, it's the great dialogue that keeps you listening, and the varied characters in his phonebook keep the conversations fresh. You genuinely fell empathy for the sorrowful Ivan in the most dramatic day of his life. The stress and tension builds with each new dial, as he tries his best to right wrongs in a restricted environment. Locked in your seat.
PredestinationAnthony Macali
The life of a time-traveling Temporal Agent. On his final assignment, he must pursue the one criminal that has eluded him throughout time.
"Predestination" revels in the very paradoxes created in its story. The two characters at the centre are as intriguing as the subject matter, and their stories of the past make for a fascinating plot. Once swept away by the narrative, the 'time-travel' arc kicks in and so does the confusion. It's difficult to make sense of it all upon first viewing, but time passes quickly, and the journey is enjoyable enough. Predestined to bemuse.
Appropriate BehaviourAnne Murphy
Shirin is struggling to become an ideal Persian daughter, politically correct bisexual and hip young Brooklynite but fails miserably in her attempt at all identities.
Well this is 'the' city and there is plenty of sex, but there's no mascara, cocktails or designer shoes; this is a down to earth production starring real girls. Central to the story is the disintegration of a relationship, and the breakup seems to have plunged the characters into an affect-less zone with little emotion. The flat-lining and eye-rolling mostly creates a quirky mood that works partly because the film finishes before the opportunities for dialogue run out. Nothing inappropriate.
WadjdaAnne Murphy
An enterprising Saudi girl signs on for her school's Koran recitation competition as a way to raise the remaining funds she needs in order to buy the green bicycle that has captured her interest.
How women find their way in a patriarchal world underscores the story of a girl and her mother, written and directed by a woman. "Wadjda" shows life in a society where women face challenges and day-to-day struggles. There is a sense of defiance but it's diluted by resignation, and the result is a gentleness in the tone of the movie that's borne of a feminine viewpoint. Go girl.
The PastAnthony Macali
An Iranian man deserts his French wife and two children to return to his homeland. His wife starts up a new relationship, a reality her husband confronts upon his wife's request for a divorce.
"The Past" is a minimalistic drama that firmly holds your attention from beginning to end. Through conversations of the family members, both adults and children alike, a back-story is gently realised that evokes sympathy from the audience. As certain characters are favoured, each new revelation begins to influence judgement, feeding curiosity even further. Unassuming and honest, this film feels like a genuine portrayal of a complicated relationship. Don't look back.
Mystery RoadAnne Murphy
An indigenous detective returns to the Outback to investigate the murder of a young girl.
A slow burning thriller without a backing soundtrack, the pace seems all the slower accompanied by the background silence. "Mystery Road" turns the camera on a host of social issues, from racial tensions, alcohol abuse to the dark side of the drug world, prostitution, and domestic violence... and this is only a small town. The problems are observed and not preached about - the only patronising done by the lead characters' colleagues. Disquietingly insightful. The location is certainly no mystery; this is slo-mo Australia.
I'm So Excited!Anne Murphy
When it appears as though the end is in sight, the pilots, flight crew, and passengers of a plane heading to Mexico City look to forget the anguish.
The raunchy over the top camp moments deliver the most entertaining segments, but there's not much more to "I'm So Excited". The movie under delivers to an extent that makes the title seem paradoxical. The antics in the first class cabin left this viewer enthused. The flamboyance is fun but overall the production fails to soar. I'm so excited, not.
What Maisie KnewAnne Murphy
In New York City, a young girl is caught in the middle of her parents' bitter custody battle.
The protagonist is a six year old and we see only what she witnesses and we hear only what she does. Both her resilience and her fragility are apparent. "What Masie knew" is loaded with emotion and doesn't sink into sentimentality; the tone is delightfully precocious in this uncommonly well-crafted movie. The narcissism of some of the adults comes off as brat-like, their poor behaviours glaringly transparent in contrast to the more opaque and thoughtful attitude of the child. Wise Masie.
Frances HaAndrew O'Dea
A story that follows a New York woman who throws herself headlong into her dreams.
"Frances Ha" is an unassuming and offbeat comedy about life, loves and messy rooms. Shot entirely in inky black and white against a New York City backdrop, the film's colour radiates from the whimsy and charm of the affable Frances. Her flawed character is an aimless yet endearing underachiever, and despite the glaring criticisms her questionable life-choices might draw, her gleeful exuberance and goofball nature has an appeal which makes her disarmingly likeable. An affectionate salute to our disjointed lives; fall for Frances.
The TurningAnne Murphy
A collection of 17 short films, each episode drawn from a different chapter of the book.
Each of the individual pieces to this film is a minor masterpiece, poignant in its own way, familiar stories of longing and regret in an unmistakably Australian setting. Presented as one three hour movie, "The Turning" asks much of its audience. The trouble is that the central linking thread is not always apparent, as each piece has its own writer, director and cast. It's not straightforward to spot the same characters in different stories; theyre more connected in the book than they appear on the screen. Quite a turn of events.
Mood IndigoAnthony Macali
A woman suffers from an unusual illness caused by a flower growing in her lungs.
"Mood Indigo" is out-there. Riding a fine line between wild creativity and self-indulgence, there are numerous moments of tedious viewing. While the setting appears to be the real world, most of the objects and people we're normally familiar with interact in very peculiar ways. The dreamlike blend of reality and quirkiness is weird, alienating the audience from the characters and their struggles. Despite the subject matter, it's a difficult story to treat seriously. You've got to be in the right mood for this perplexing mess.
Valentine RoadAnne Murphy
On February 12, 2008, in Oxnard, California, eighth-grade student Brandon McInerney shot his classmate Larry King twice in the back of the head during class.
Hours after watching "Valentine Road" tears may very well still well up; this outstanding documentary is deeply affecting. The crime is horrifying, a fourteen year old boy murdered by his classmate. The director reveals layers of complexity as the surrounding influences are explored. Society needs to change, not just one little boy who draws swastikas, after all, no-one is born homophobic. Our hearts aren't yet big enough to allow others to be themselves, and it's heartbreaking.
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The RocketAnne Murphy
A boy who is believed to bring bad luck to everyone around him leads his family and two new friends through Laos to find a new home.
"The Rocket" plays as a crowd-pleaser, perhaps that's because the target audience is hard to define. The setting is post-war Laos and the protagonist is a child but there are scenes that might be confronting for children. The movie is pleasing, quite exhilarating, a crowd-pleaser must be a movie with such broad appeal that you enjoy it even if you don't identify as the target demographic. Not rocket science but it's a blast.
Pussy Riot: A Punk PrayerThomas Jones
Three young women face seven years in a Russian prison for a satirical performance in a Moscow cathedral. But who is really on trial in a case that has gripped the nation and the world...
Russia is a bit cray-cray, and not in the good way. Footage of the country's response to Pussy Riot's protests is shocking. Without playing sides, this film traces the events leading up to, and following the arrest of three members of the female activist group. Through interviews with family members, and all access courtroom footage, you really get to know the women behind the brightly coloured balaclavas. They are highly articulate, resilient and funny. It's time, Free Pussy Riot!
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The Best OfferAnne Murphy
A story centered on an eccentric art auctioneer and his obsession with an heiress/collector.
Movies are rarely as alluring as this mystery crime story. Not only is the clever story well told, but it's artistically portrayed on the screen, a combination that ensures it is a pleasure to watch. There's a sophisticated mix of obsession and passion; emotions often associated with art and the people who inhabit the rarified atmospheres of galleries and auction houses. The premise is intriguing enough to hold interest right up until the credits, even if you manage to anticipate the outcome. No further bidding required.
StokerAnne Murphy
After India's father dies, her Uncle Charlie, who she never knew existed, comes to live with her and her unstable mother.
In a movie fraught with dichotomies, a mother and daughter vie for the attention mysterious uncle who is both sinister and smooth. The film is as stylish as the story is twisted. Unfortunately, the more macabre the plot becomes, the more predictable the next development is. The initially promising premise reveals itself as shallow. "Stoker" is visually stunning, almost gothic in style as is hinted at in the title, although the setting is modern day. Chilling but nothing preternatural.
Save Your Legs!Stefan Bugryn
A ragtag team of suburban cricketers get a chance to tour India.
"Save Your Legs" acts better as a postcard of India rather than the team bonding, coming-of-age drama it's meant to be. The film's intentions may be good - it's cute and charming at times - but overall the result is mostly boring, with jokes often bordering on cringe-worthy. It also becomes very predictable, one of the movie's biggest flaws, and the ending can be spotted a mile away. Though substantially well produced, it lacks any real substance... save your pennies.
AmourStefan Bugryn
The story of an aging couple who are crippled by the devastating effects of a stroke.
"Amour" acts like a claustrophobic, tightening grip that doesn't let you breathe until the credits roll, and is certainly an uncomfortable movie to watch. Just as one of the visiting characters states, "...I had a beautiful and sad moment with you", which is exactly what this experience feels like; an observational look at a couple's silent yet divinely emotional demise into old age. The discreet moments and absence of music can be deafening, adding to the overall and ever-increasing sense of tension and sadness. Lots of tough love for the audience.


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If there is one casino in Athens that you must visit it is the amazing Loutraki Casino of Club Hotel Casino Loutraki. This casino stands apart from the rest of what the other Greece casinos have to offer. The first thing that will catch your eye is its enormity, the casino is truly massive!! You will be blown away by the 63,000 square feet casino floor that rivals some of the top casinos of Las Vegas in decor, game collection, service, comfort and what not? As for the games you are looking at more than 1,000 slots!!! Now, I have to say that this the most number of slot games that I have come across in a casino in Greece. Then you have about 73 table games which are still impressive compared to what you can expect in other casinos of this region. Now the two main features that complete this top class casino in Athens and elevate to the luxury level of top Vegas casinos are the restaurants and the hotel. The hotel consists of more than 250 rooms and it is conveniently connected to the casino. The three fabulous restaurants that you must treat yourself to are Aquarius- Italian Cuisine, Deep Blue – Seafood, Oceanos- International.
Mount Parnes Casino not only treats you to the best gambling of Greece, it sure is to captivate you with its stunning views that surround it. Mount Parnes Casino is located on top of the Mount Parnes and the view is priceless. Just 2 kilometres away from Athens this is one of the tourist hot spots of Greece and to enjoy more of this fabulous casino in Athens, you just have to step go there.


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My wife and I were celebrating our 20th wedding anniversary (how time flies when you're having fun) and this restaurant was recommended by our taxi. We went for breakfast and it was like "wow". My wife had the eggs benedict while I had the hash and eggs. Everything was delicious and the service was friendly and attentive. We went back the same night for dinner and the experience was just as incredible. Try the beef gnocchi! Thank you Azur for making this a memorable anniversary!


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In 1979, the American embassy in Iran was invaded by Iranian revolutionaries and several Americans were taken hostage. However, six managed to escape to the official residence of the Canadian Ambassador and the CIA was eventually ordered to get them out of the country. With few options, exfiltration expert Tony Mendez devised a daring plan: to create a phony Canadian film project looking to shoot in Iran and smuggle the Americans out as its production crew. With the help of some trusted Hollywood contacts, Mendez created the ruse and proceed to Iran as its associate producer. However, time was running out with the Iranian security forces closing in on the truth while both his charges and the White House had grave doubts about the operation themselves.
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Holy $#@! the campaign is just $#@!ing epic only halfway though 3rd level too
My big complaint are the flat levels. I hate not having high ground and power positions. Some of these maps don't even have cover from air support.
god I hate learning these new maps. Been a long time since I've been killed from behind and I have no idea where they came from.
Quick scope snipers are a huge problem so far.
The campaign is good but I was expecting it to be longer. Oh well, beat the hell outta BF3's campaign for me.
I'm not liking the maps, but maybe I'll get used to them. I definitely liked the mw2 maps better.
Campaign is great. Don't want to beat it too fast so I quit playing it for a while.
Campers are plentiful and as annoying as ever. I remember now why I snapped the last game in half.
Good God I suck. I want to blame it on lag, but my connection speeds are all good. I played three games early this morning and registered... 4 kills. I might have to stick to the campaign for a bit. Hopefully when I learn the maps it will get better.
Campers will die down when folks get comfortable with the maps....
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At this point, I cannot think of one map that absolutely stands out against the rest. And this is a first for a COD game. As a whole, they seem a bit cluttered and campy, but the style of play is not constant for the entire group as a whole. There really is a map or 2 for every style of play. It seems that matchmaking is once again not adequately sharing the load between all maps, as I think I have played Seatown 40 times, but only Mission twice. I have my worst games on Bootleg and Downturn, and Arkaden, Resistance, And dome have been destroying on.
I run and gun. I nearly exclusively use Assault rifles. My take so far. on the guns I have used:
M4: Its the M4 on a COD franchise, it hasn't changed.
SCAR-L:If you used the Scar in MW2, you will love it once again in 3. Smooth, buttery, and so far the best sounding gun with a suppressor. Not quite as overpowered as in Mw2.
CM901: If you loved the commando in BO, than you will enjoy this gun. I have used it VERY heavily (I have leveled it to 30 already) and very much enjoy it.
G36c: You remember it from the first MW, and the stats and feel are very similar. I used it as a bridge gun to the ACR, but I have a sneaking suspicion I will keep coming back to it over and over.
ACR 6.8: Loud, Booming, Big. 3 things I did not expect from my Favorite gun to date in the COD franchise. This has very good stopping power and does have a good bit of Recoil. It is no longer a laser beam. When I say loud, this gun sounds as load with a suppressor as the scar does without one.
UMP: The UMP from MW2 with less umph.....
P90: Bullet blazer, as always steady aim is a must.
The Javeline is on every class of mine that may need to shoot something out of the sky. WHy you ask? It will take down any killstreak I have come across in a single shot. Mind you, I have not faced a C-130 yet, but it will take down a Pavlow or Advanced UAV with one. It also can act like a predator towards a specific area of the map.
XM25: Is my new thumper. And I mean thumper from MW3, not that nerfed garbage from BO. you get 3 magazines with 4 explosives each, semi-auto. It has possibly the best sight in the game, and and is a blast on maps like dome and Hard hat. There is no more lob like you had to compensate for on the thumper either. Just point and shoot.
Love the new system. Not so overpowering ala MW2, but not so weak ala BO. If I am with a group, I am rocking the support classes. If I am rushing, the assault. And if I feel like full on beast mode, the specialist. ALl of this, and I don't have to remember to change them between games.
Well, it seems the developers listed. No more last stand as a perk (thank God). However, many things that were taken care of by 1 perk in previous games are split into 2 and sometimes 3 different perks. I will say, as someone who HATES EVER BEING ON THE RADAR. The nerfing of ghost has me very angry. I now have to waste 2 slots to stay off of the radar, and not be worried about getting shot by a chopper. Bull$#@!. If it weren't for specialist, i would be screaming. But other than that rant, I think they a very balnced top to bottom. no more Flak jacket and unlimited sprint.
Overall, I think I am going to enjoy this game quite a bit more that BO. It seems to me that Treyarch always leave me wanting more, and after 12 hours of in game (via the barracks) playtime, I don't feel that way. I also think I will enjoy this one more than MW2 for 2 reasons, killstreaks are not overpowered and elite.
Now that I have mentioned that, WHERE THE $#@! IS MY ELITE! I pay 50 bucks extra to get all of this cool stats and clan tracking and other $#@!, and you don't have it up and running on launch day? I better be getting something for my trouble (not holding breath). A lot of you know the group I run with, hell we don't play by ourselves, we only play with the group. So the idea of game battles and clan rankings built into the gaming system has me with a full on stiffy. That is if they can get it up and running.
More later.
I'm really liking the game. Don't have any complaints other than the dewxp and elite $#@! not being ready to roll at launch, but that soon will pass.
Domination on Carbon absolutely sucks if you don't hold C. Its too hard to take B from A as your working uphill the entire time.
Anybody want to play hit me up XBL= fudbelty.
I have a decent group of friends that we play with but will add more when we have room. Its nice to play games with entire teams of people you know. We ran off 11 wINS in a row last night with a group of five
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I'm liking it so far - the killstreak options are cool and I'm thinking that specialist is going to be good stuff for hardcore games. I did have connection issues at first - it probably took me 7 or 8 attempts before I got into a game that lasted until conclusion. After I got into one good game I would stay in that lobby and not have any problems, but it was a pain getting into a good lobby.
I've been rolling with the silenced M4 with reduced bounce and I'm liking it. The G36 seems like it's going to be a beast as well. What is everyone else using? What did everyone use their Prestige tokens for? I'm still sitting on 3 of them.
Man I am a Noob all over again. I haven't played since MW2....never got Black Ops so its been about 2 years.....I was getting wrecked.
I have a bad tendency from MW2 to swing the knife when I'm close to someone out of habit....that only got me killed about 100 times because my reaction and then I can't fire the weapon because its so slow to bring the gun back up.....I got to break this habit
Maxed out the Scar last night. I can't overstate how much the Stability gun perk helps. I'm using the hybrid scope and there is no "sway" at all when looking down the sight. Loving this gun.
With the hybrid, i get the short sight picture, as well as the ability to reach out and touch someone.
Having withdrawls..dont know if ill make it
I was all Scar all the time and I think I will land there again with the Hybrid scope and silencer.
I plan on getting some serious work in this weekend late into the night.
Played for a few hours last night and quit when I kept getting server issues. The Elite is very much a bummer right now. I am still no where close to being good, but I have fun. The maps will take a while to get used to, but the game is fairly solid overall. I do really like the options we have no with weapon packs and killstreaks. There is some good stuff added in there.
even though I haven't really created more than 2 custom slots I've already renamed them as per my MW1 classes... Snake Doc, Cool Breeze, Dirt Diver, Betty Blue, Hammerhead, Blue Iguana... I'm a major "The Unit" fan.
also I noticed that I actually got a token for WaW despite not actually prestiging in it, I was at the max rank but never flipped it over.
For Support, what does the drone UAV do?
I've been rolling Counter, Advanced, Stealth Bomb. Advice?
Here is my favorite class so far....
sleight of hand(pro)
support - advanced UAV, stealth bomber, escort air drop
final stand?
I thought I was crazy for using the scar, then I see everyone uses it. That gun can be a beast.
How do you use prestige tokens? I haven't seen anything that has anything to do with MW2 except a little symbol signifying the prestige rank I had reached. Maybe I didn't get any tokens.
I keep hitting R3 (ps3) and pulling out my knife when I should be shooting. That's been getting me killed quite a bit.
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I kept trying to shoot people with that little pecker.
Also, the Osprey gunner, pretty fun.
My big 3 classes:
And right now the guns change based on what i have unlocked....
-Blind Eye Pro
-Assassin Pro
-Dead silence pro (this will move to Sitrep pro once more folks level up, but right now I have not been running into many explosives)
Then whatever Assault killstreaks you like
Support is pretty much the same, but with kick and the suppressor. Extreme conditioning instead of Blind eye. And Javeline instead of 25.
(remember, dying is not an issue with support package, so no need to waste perks not being killed by aircraft.)
Specialist is all about choosing you perk order wisely. I typically choose sleight of hand in perk slot one, because reloads need to be quick, assassin, and dead silence.
The earners are where strategy comes into play.
2 kills is typically Extreme conditioning, so I can run longer
4 kills i typically use blind eye, so as not to be killed by aircraft at this point.
6 kills I am usually low on ammo, so scavenger
8 you get everything....
You really have to weigh what you are going to need most at each point in the killstreak to optimize specialist, but once you figure out what works for your style, its good night
Ex. My last match last night.
Playing with my group on Arkaden, we like to hold the outer courtyard/high-point area. was 2-5 starting out early trying to hold a bad spot with support class. Switched to specialist, and worked the left side bar area and proceeded to go 30-1 to finish the map (32-6 total). All because i set myself up to improve based on what perks i got at what time....
Also, now I guess I know what those LOUD NOISES are. It's the ACR. Cant wait.
also want to mention that I've never seen so much merchandise for one game before. When I went into Best Buy yesterday they had hats, shirts, beanies, headphones, glasses, earpieces, controllers, etc. Ridiculous.
Btw i would have bought a tshirt if they weren't $19
I actually like the maps a lot although I haven't played any hardcore search or any hc modes to be honest. As soon as I get home it's my time!!
Anybody want to kick ass in hcsd let me know
Ps3: Fredmundo79
HCSD is my favorite game but I'm gonna hold off and try and get the full experience for a couple more days.
I have a pretty old Turtle Beach headset, like 5 years or more and love it. I would like to upgrade. They are pretty bad ass and give me the ability to turn the volume up without waking the family.
After playing BC2 and BF3 for awhile, I suck at this game. I used to average 2:1 K/D on Black Ops... I can barely break even now
What's always interesting is you can tell the really good players when you get into a lobby with people in the 50+ rank range and one guy is on 13 and kicking ass every game, with little to no help from his loadout...on the day the game comes out.
Damn I die a lot and I hate it. I would rather have fewer kills than die as much as I am. Any tips? Getting raped. Last 3 games I was leading the corpse category.
Just finished campaign on Veteran.
Spoiler!~8 Hours. I did die.. a lot. Would find myself getting botched save-points where I would get gunned down immediately after spawn, but that's all behind me now..thank god.
The Reason--what about using a Prestige token for Double XP on a Double XP weekend, would that give me quad xp? Would completely take the sting out of prestiging, since I normally only do it once or twice.
Really enjoying the silenced M4A1 with heartbeat sensor. It's great right now because everyone is so new and doesn't expect it. Slays in HC.
IMO, the type 95 is OP. Was just killed in 2 shots (looked like one in the leg, one in the stomach) after I pumped 4 into him with a SCAR. Really annoying
Ahhhh 5-kill multiple-kill with the reaper.
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- Chez Chez Lame is darker and more beige in comparison to NARS Albatross, less pink compared to Sunsparked Pearl, and lighter and less brown compared to Soft & Gentle.
- Rose Ole is slightly darker and less frosty than By Candlelight, while Stereo Rose is significantly darker and Porcelain Pink is a little lighter and pinker. Play It Proper doesn't resemble it at all.
- Chilled On Ice is much more golden than Bare Study, while Cuddle is a bit yellower and more of a true white gold, which is the same reason why Benefit's Tattle Tale is not quite a dupe either. Benefit Sippin' 'n Dippin' is nothing like it.
- Dangerous Cuvee is most similar to Benefit Strut is a darker, more pigmented version–it has the same bluish cast; on the other hand, Benefit Skinny Jeans seems close at first glance, but it's much more of a pewter shade with a taupe rather than a blue cast.
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- Calm Mode is nearly identical to Feelin' Good.
- Gel is less pink, more bronze compared to Beigeland, while Quiet, Please looks more bronze than pink when compared to Beigeland.
- Luxure looks the same as Resort Life when worn (on my lips), but the latter is beiger in its color base–which is still rather sheer on lips; and the same goes for Sin-tillation.
Unfortunately, I do not own Rubenesque to compare to Let Me Pop nor Shimpagne to compare against Chez Chez Lame. My deepest apologies!
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Bare Study, Cuddle, Chilled on Ice, Benefit Tattle Tale, Benefit Sippin' n' Dippin'
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by RICK DESOTELLJunior point guard Lindsey Hernden had a career night, finishing with 33 points including six 3-pointers to lead the Romeo High girls' varsity basketball team to a convincing 61-38 MAC crossover win over Port Huron High Friday night in Port Huron.
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Even though Hernden finished with 33 points and six 3-pointers, which are both new school records, no one can accuse her of being selfish; she took just 16 shots and had five assists.
"She was so efficient from the floor she shot 75 percent,'' said her mother and head Coach Connie Hernden, who knows what it's like to get hot shooting a basketball, being a pretty good shooter herself. "It was one of those games where everything went in and the rim was looking so big to her. I've seen girls score that many points before, but they have had to shoot it between 20 and 30 times to get it done.''
The Lady Bulldogs (2-0) were never really threatened, leading 15-5 after one quarter of play, 29-16 at the half and 48-28 after three quarters.
Senior center Lauren Bright had another fine night, finishing with 12 points and four rebounds for Romeo.
Junior forward Jodie Bosheers chipped in with six points, two rebounds, a steal and an assist; senior guard Andrea Madden was next with four points, four steals and two assists, Chelsea Malburg and Kylie Resner had two points and four rebounds each and Kayla Noch finished with two points, one rebound and had one assist to round out the scoring.
"Nice first road win of the season,'' added Hernden. "We were able to get the whole squad quality minutes, and we were able to work on executing some of our offensive and defensive strategies during the game. We are still turning the ball over too much, we will need to clean that up once we start playing in our league. Individually I thought Jodie (Bosheers) had a great game on both ends of the court. She looked more comfortable on the offensive end and that's a good sign, as we will need her scoring during the season. I also thought that Kylie Resner came in and gave us some really good quality minutes when Lauren got in foul trouble early and she came in and provided some good rebounding and defense."
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Reference is made to Reed Burkholder's (Boise, Idaho, in U-B Feb. 5) recommendation for removal of Snake and Columbia rivers dams to restore salmon runs.
One of the consequences of this drastic proposal would be the tripling of my neighbors' electric bills, and mine too.
He refers to memories of years ago. I, too, recall about 20 years ago, floating through the rapids of the Salmon River in Idaho. When we camped overnight at a beautiful, pristine site in the canyon, I fished for a little while and caught a pikeminnow, which our guide identified as being a predator of juvenile salmon in their downstream passage to the sea.
I suggest that Reed and other concerned individuals fish for and catch out of season these predators, and enjoy our beautiful rivers.
Walt Sivley
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The amount of sun falling on the earth contains far more energy than we can ever use - 10 000 times more than what is currently consumed by the entire human race. That means our planet's renewable energy potential is effectively limitless.
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Currently 80% of the energy used in the industrialized world comes from fossil fuel such as coal, natural gas and oil. And demand is increasing. Environmental problems associated with the burning of fossil fuel and long-term supply of oil and gas in particular, makes the move towards global renewable energy both desirable and necessary.
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It was satisfying to see Maria Memon slapping Hassan Nisar for spreading depression and 'mayousee' in the nation. It is so shameful to see him quote with firm belief Napoleon of some unconfirmed matter, and at the same time condemning Iqbal for spreading misguidance within the people, with reference to the verse '' momin ho to bae-taigh bhi larta hai sipahee, and examples he gave was of Saddam Hussain and Kaddafi, who were both declared as Kaffirs for there aversion to Islam, but Hassan Nisar calls them Momin. This is the standard of his knowledge. He is definitely mad, you can see his reaction to Maria's question that he is spreading hopelssness among the people, he was so angry and said he does not care what people say.
HN is a mad fellow. Same parrot like condemnation of people and Islam, while taking Hindus and Christians as his spiritual guide. The whole of Europe give credit to Islam for contribution to the sciences and learning, read it on google, while this so called Hindu ki aulad or a Qadiani ki aulad condemns the Islamic foundation or our nation.
Prophet pbuh says that numerical stength of Muslims is good. Of course we must plan and look after our population. But according to HN it is a curse of God.
China is so big, its people are now its strength and make economical goods. So is India, so in Indonesia and others. All have large Populations and are doing good on the basis of these large populations.
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This is a standard in air cooling for a reason. It performs exceptionally, it is incredibly inexpensive, and it is well-built. For most purposes, including mild overclocks, using this cooler stock is perfectly fine. However, if you need silent operation, or high performance, or both, you will need to make some upgrades, which is why I did not rate this a perfect 5 for performance or for value. You will need to spend extra money on some better, quieter fans for silent operation or for push-pull configuration. I would recommend Yate Loon Low speed 120mm fans, since they are high pressure, high flow fans purpose built for heatsink operation. They are also extremely quiet, and are second in quality only to Noctua 120s. However, they cost a fraction of the price. Adding in the cost of extra fans makes this a good value, but not as great as it may seem on the surface. The stock fan is too loud and too weak for silent, high performance operation. Weigh your costs and needs, then decide what is best for you.
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I got this yesterday and installed it in less that 30 mins. Luckily my case has the option to take off the side cover doors from both side giving you access to the back of the motherboard.. Without having to take the motherboard out of the case saved me half hour or so. Installation was easy once you get the mounting screws and the back plate on. Supplied thermal compound was good too. My Specs: Phenom II X6 1100T Black Edition Six Core 8GB (2x4GB) G.Skill Ripjaws Series DDR3 1333 Hitachi Deskstar 5K3000 1.5TB SATA 6Gb/s LG BH10LS30K 10X Blu-ray Burner SATA Temps before installing Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus: Idle: 38-43 C Load: 55 C Full Load: 60 C Temps after installing Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus Idle: 28 C Load: 32-38 C Full Load: 45 C The 120 mm fan plugged in to the motherboard CPU fan socket barely goes over 900 RPM which is why it stays so quiet. The cooler that came with the boxed AMD processor was running at over 3000 RPM making it extremely noisy and was virtually useless when the temperatures were on the higher side. Easy installation, excellent cooling and universal mount makes this the best CPU cooler you can get for 30 bucks!! I compared this to the other pricey ones here at buy.com or other sites and this one scores better on every kind of research I have done on CPU coolers.. Make sure to measure your cabinet as this one is a tall CPU cooler!!
Great performance, substandard installation.11/1/2010
Installed on an Intel i5-650, with a Gigabyte GA-H55M-USB3 LGA 1156 motherboard. I followed the installation instructions EXACTLY (although somewhat confusing). The holes for the mounting bracket just DID NOT line up. I was able to get all four screws installed, but two of them are cocked sideways at almost a 45 degree angle. I've been installing aftermarket coolers for 15+ years and have never had such a problem install. Otherwise, the cooler is amazing; 9c idle, and VERY quiet. Had to modify my case to accommodate it's MASSIVE size (height). I should have measured first.... Shame on me.


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Yuki Kato finished 21st.
Sept. 18, 2012
IOWA CITY, Iowa --- The Xavier University men's golf team had a solid final round on Tuesday at the Golfweek Conference Challenge at the Spirit Hollow Golf Course in Iowa City, Iowa. The Musketeers shot a 291 today to move them up into a ninth place finish with a three-day total of 900.
Two Musketeers finished in the top 25 for the tournament thanks to strong efforts today. Yuki Kato's second straight round of par-72 left him tied for 21st place at 222. Teammate Aaron Siekmann vaulted up to a tie for 24th place at 223 after shooting a final round of 2-under-par 70. Jesse Heinly shot a 73 today to finish tied for 31st at 225.
Xavier is off this weekend before heading to Ft. Myers, Fla., to host the Cobra Puma Invitational Sept. 30-Oct. 1.


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Volvo Preparing All-New S60 for Belgian Touring Car Series
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We know what you're thinking, "Volvo? Racing? Must be April Fools." Quite the contrary, the company will enter the S60 in the Belgian Touring Car Series.
Developed in record time, the S60 features a racing body kit (dubbed Silhouette S1), a tubular frame chassis, a revised suspension (with independent 3-way adjustable shock absorbers), and high performance brakes.
Power is provided by a mid-mounted 3.5-liter V6 engine with 410 hp (306 kW / 416 PS) and 412 Nm (304 lb-ft) of torque. It motivates the rear wheels through a six-speed sequential transmission.
According to Bart Crols, Managing Director of Volvo Cars Belgium, "The all-new Volvo S60 sports sedan is Volvo's most exciting driving experience so far and there is no better way to show this than by bringing it to the race track. Volvo and the all-new S60 have a special place in the people's hearts here as several Volvo models, including the new S60, are built in Belgium at the Volvo Cars Ghent plant."
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Volvo Cars enters the all-new Volvo S60 in the Belgian Touring Car Series
Just weeks after the all-new Volvo S60 was introduced to the public, the latest Volvo model is also being unveiled in a racing version. Volvo Cars Belgium will enter the new car in the 2010 season of the Belgian Touring Car Series. Volvo fans will not need to wait long to see the latest model in action since the premiere takes place on April 11.
"We are very happy about this development," says Bart Crols, Managing Director at Volvo Cars Belgium. "The all-new Volvo S60 sports sedan is Volvo's most exciting driving experience so far and there is no better way to show this than by bringing it to the race track. Volvo and the all-new S60 have a special place in the people's hearts here as several Volvo models, including the new S60, are built in Belgium at theVolvo Cars Ghent plant."
The new Volvo S60 race car has been developed in record time locally by Volvo's Belgian S60 Racing Team. It has been developed in accordance with the BTCS Silhouette S1 regulations which put a major emphasis on standardised features. All cars must use a tubular chassis, the same type of front and rear suspension and aerodynamics. A uniform type of engine specification is also available but manufacturers are allowed to use own engines.
The Volvo S60 Racing Team will also operate the car at all BTCS races and the drivers are Vincent Radermecker and Eric Van De Poele.
Its maiden track test will take place on April 1 (today) on the Belgian Zolder track.
"It has been a hectic period, but we have received great assistance from Volvo Cars' Motorsport department" says Thomas Neri, Team Manager for the Volvo S60 Racing Team. He continues: "Our main objective is to get up to speed and to compete well in the various heats. Next season we hope to put our own in-house developed engine in the car."
BTCS - low cost, high-performance racing
The BTCS is an endurance racing championship with six competitions on tracks such as Spa-Francorchamps, Zolder and Dijon. Each race consists of two 90-minute heats and there is also one 12-hour race in Spa. The all-new Volvo S60 will face intense competition from the likes of BMW, Audi, Jaguar and VW. BTCS has grown rapidly in terms of both competing brands and numbers thanks to its low-cost, high-performance combination and, not least, the fact that the cars have considerable visual appeal. The race series is televised in several countries and is gaining in popularity.
"We will support and follow our development in this series very closely as several other national championships are considering similar standardised regulations in the future," says Derek Crabb, Motorsport Director at the Volvo Car Corporation. "This BTCS campaign will give us a good understanding of what these types of regulations can mean for Volvo."
Technical Specification Volvo S60 BTCS
- Regulation: BTCS Silhouette S1
- Chassis: Tubular frame
- Front Suspension: Independent with 3-way adjustable shock absorbers
- Rear Suspension: Independent with 3-way onboard adjustable shock absorbers
- Brakes: 6-piston callipers, 380 mm discs at the front and 6-piston callipers, 355 mm discs at the rear
- Engine: Mid-mounted standardised 3500 cc V6
- Engine Power Output: 410 hp with 412 Nm at 5500rpm
- Gearbox: Six-speed sequential. Rear-wheel drive
- Wheels: 10" X 18" front and 12" X 18" rear
- Tyres: Michelin 27/65/18 front and Michelin 30/65/18 rear
2010 Racing Calendar for the all-new Volvo S60 in the BTCS series
- April 9-11 Zolder
- April 30-May 2 Dijon-Prenois
- June 4-6 Spa-Francorchamps
- July 9-10 Spa-Francorchamps
- September 17-19 Spa-Francorchamps
- October 8-10 Zolder
More information about the Belgian Touring Car Series: http://www.btcseries.be/


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On this page you can find some information about the type of activities conducted by legal aid solicitors in Bridgwater. Legal aid solicitors will help with a variety of tasks including confidential and independent legal advice. They will help people with little money that are in need of assistance. The kinds of enquiries that legal aid solicitors in Bridgwater deal with include
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- Eligibility for Legal Aid in Bridgwater
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Solicitors Bridgwater can provide information about solicitors in England and Bridgwater and the surrounding areas including: Hamp Bridge, Upper Dunwear, Cannington, Charlynch, Chilton Trinity and also Durleigh, Rhode, Dunwear, Chedzoy and Bawdrip.


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The same thing is apparently happening to the Birmingham, Ala newspaper too. My heart goes out to the Times-Pic staff, who work harder than most professionals I know. I feel that this decision is coming from an "outside" group who just doesn't GET us down here, and it's a damn shame. Hang tough. I will continue to check nola.com for my daily news, but feel badly for the elderly, who are not very computer literate and depend on their daily. So many friends my age (I'm not elderly, yet) read the morning paper with their coffee - that's going to go away, other than 3x a week. This is really sad. Yes, it's a sign of the times but - I can't stand that this decision is coming from some out of state conglomerate. Ugh.
*said and done*, sorry fr the typo...
I think most New Orleanians have dismissed the ESPN report as false. Apparently, a very ambitious reporter got in touch with a disgruntled (ex-?) employee, who told him something he really wanted to hear, and this ambitious reporter ran with the story with a SINGLE anonymous source. I am not a journalist, but I know enough about proper news reporting to see that this story is FLIMSY at best. We've heard the experts (see wwltv.com's article quoting Saints audio engineer, for one) comment that it's ridiculous, the NFL Frequency Coordinator has said he would have known about it, and - conveniently to the SOURCE - all evidence of this was destroyed during Dome renovations after Katrina.
Aparently, someone thinks it's open season on the Saints. ESPN is going to suffer a huge black eye to its credibility after this is saud and one, and someone is going to owe Mickey Loomis a LOT of money when he wins his lawsuit.
*space* geek. And I don't know where the rest of the Saturn V was built, but I do know it was scattered across the US to appease various senators and representatives lobbying to have parts built on their home turf.
A couple corrections here.
(1) Michoud didn't build the engines; Michoud (which at that time was Boeing/Chrysler) built the first STAGE - the booster - to which the five F-1 engines were mounted. The engines themselves (for the Saturn 1-C) were built by Rocketdyne in Canoga Park, CA.
(2) Michoud was not the manufacturing facility for the entire Saturn V rocket, but JUST the first stage. The second stage was built somewhere in California, the command module by Mac/Dac in St. Louis. The first stage was shipped, by barge, and mated with the rest of the Saturn V at Kennedy Space Center.
You really have to check your facts, or else some pace geek like me is gonna call you out... ;)
LOL, not quite - they're called FACTS for a reason. The FACT is, gas prices WERE well above $4/gallon before the election, a fact that Scalise seems to have forgotten already. I'm not a democrat or republican - I just can't stand the blatant HYPOCRISY.
They are definitely working hard... It's gotta be really demoralizing to lose three games in a row by two. Last night was another example, as you said, of plain bad luck... It'll run out, eventually. It'll click for them - they just have to keep working hard and gel some more, they will be much better by the end of the season.
Tragic story... Heartbreaking. When this happened, I was proud to see some of my fellow Louisianians to do what we could to help them... God knows they were there for us after Katrina.
Just get rid of the damn cameras. Nobody wants them. I stopped paying my camera tickets long ago, they are absolutely NOT there for safety reasons. Jeff Parish got it right - turn 'em off, take 'em down.
So we scored an extra touchdown on them... But at least it was to get a record. It was that idiot Pete Prisco from cbssports.com who started all this (again) - he, and his Falcon buddies don't seem to remember that in 1973 hisnFalcons ran up the score on the Saints in Tulane Stadium 62-7 (does that score sound familiar?) and they did it just to be MEAN. And after the game it is said that the Falcons' owner was urinating on the bushes at the stadium. Now THAT is disrespect.
You're right, this baby pudding mentality is pathetic. I think we did the right thing to get the record on MNF. I am sick of the whiners. But, with success comes the haters, and people like Prisco are going to say stupid things. In Pris' case, VERY stupid (I am referrinf to his tweet about how he felt the Falcons should have deliberately injured Brees so he didn't get the record...
I agree with you here - it took guts to make the call, and I think he knew They wouldn't stop Drew and our offense TWICE in overtime. The guy was playing TO WIN - he wasn't playing NOT TO LOSE. Kudos to him for having the courage o make the tough call. That's one of those calls where, if he had MADE it, everyone would be lauding him as a genius (assuming they marched down the field to score). And, he's a stand-up guy -- made it very clear in post-game interviews that he took responsibility for that call.
I still hate the Falcons, but I like their coach.
Gerry - was this their second test fail? I thought it was the first, and if so - then, no action will be taken by the SEC - it's Coach Miles' decision. And he decided on one game... The 15% rule applies to remainung games, although I have no idea how it applies to partial games (i.e. 15% of 6 games = 0.9 game). So, if it IS their second failure, they will be suspended 0.9 (I'm guessing one full) game.
Talent will beat morality, indeed - even the rules are pretty lax.
Stupid? Umm, no. I was on Marconi at Harrison, doing what I thought was the speed liit - and I saw that stupid flash behind me. When the ticket arrived, it said I was going "between 1 and 9 miles over the speed limit." If there was a warning sign, the city camouflaged it well... And just because there is a 1 mph discrepancy between my 2011 auto's speedometer and the red light camera's motion detector, somehow you think I am *stupid*?
This money-making scam is set up so that I cannot fight this ticket, they say it won't go on my record... So I am out $75, and why? Because I am just so stupid, I guess. I guess you are the Einstein here, tominkenner... Thank you for gracing us all with your pearl of wisdom.
(I'm just venting, nothing personal tom... ;^)
Excellent! That's right, the Delgado museum was built in 1911 so it would be in this photo... Thank you! That was exactly what I needed. It looks like a canal at the bottom, I assume the Orleans Outfall Canal went further inland back then? That was what kept throwing me off... Thanks again.
Deepest condolences to Mr. Urlacher and his family. He is the consummate professional and a future hall of famer; he got out there and played hard despite this personal tragedy. He is a true Monster of the Midway...
Absolutely. Who cares this early in the season? It's obvious the voters are continuing their love affair with Oklahoma, and I doubt a single one of them watched the LSU game. It also became apparent that Miles could have run up the score a lot more, but didn't. Between that and his loyalty to LSU (plus his winning record), he's a definite upgrade from our previous coach... whoever that was.
This team's mettle will REALLY be tested when we get started with conference ganes - and that starts next weekend. :)
No, openmike, this is actually a good thing. Lee put most of it out, but it was so huge there are still a few areas smoldering... and that's what is being dealt with now.
I really don't understand the mentality that a few people in these forums have expressed - a seeming resentment that our local government actually DEAL with this problem. It's not safe (from an air quality standpoint) to let this fire just burn itself out - and the cost to deal with it NOW - truly THE best time to snuff it, while it's weak and barely going compared to before Lee - is a drop in the bucket. Those so-called "spitballs" (LOL) will do the job.
I second that!! He was a BEAST last night, I was very proud of him as well for his comments and actions before the game -- for him to step up and be as vocally supportive of Jarrett Lee shows me that this young man has character in top of all that talent and strength. What a great example to the rest of the team! Go Tyrann!! : )
I was goIng to post the same. It is "vendor". That's one even a computer spellchecker would have caught.
It is a shame that we see spelling and grammatical errors in t-p articles -- but it happens everywhere. Part of it is a reliance on software-based spellcheckers and grammar checkers (which will not be able to tell the difference between homonyms like "their" and "there", for example) and a shrinking budget that newspapers are experiencing due to drops in paper sales... It's a sign of the times, but still sad when the readers are calling out these mistakes. We've just been so used to our newspapers setting the standard for grammatical and spelling perfection, and there's nothing like a human with a good eye/sense of grammar and spelling - to catch these mistakes. But with shrinking budgets and over-reliance on software, this is what you get.
(a similar question I could ask... How many phone numbers does anybody know offhand? With reliance on cellphones, it's a lot less than, say, 10-15 years ago...)


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Nov. 13, 2010
Complete Media Book: New Mexico 3, Wyoming 0
By Chelsea Einerwold, Writer/GoLobos.com
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.-- It was a match of milestones and records for the University of New Mexico volleyball team as they defeated Wyoming in a decisive 3-0 (25-21, 25-15, 25-19) Mountain West Conference match Saturday afternoon at Johnson Gymnasium.
Setter Jade Michaelsen recorded her 4, 000th career set assist in the first set. The Lobo senior only needed five assists to reach the mark, and she had 36 assists in the match. Michaelsen is New Mexico's all time assists leader with 4,031.
Libero Allison Buck needed 13 digs to reach her 1,000th career dig. Buck had 21 in the match, reaching the milestone and moving into tenth place on New Mexico's all time career digs list with a total of 1, 008. The Lobo junior edged Janelle Torres (1996-99) and Nana Allison (1996-99) who were tied for tenth on the list with 1,005.
New Mexico also set a record for attendance. There were 3, 179 Lobo fans at the match, pushing the season total attendance to 30, 773 and surpassing the previous school record of 28, 190 for season attendance set back in 1991.
If that wasn't enough, Lisa Meeter collected her 13th double-double of the season with 12 kills and 10 digs. A baker's dozen is a season best for the senior, and puts her career total at 37 double-doubles, enough for sixth place on the MWC all-time list.
Also having a standout performance for New Mexico was Kelly Williamson. The junior hit .324 for the match and had a match-high 15 kills.
"We didn't play our best today, but we picked up as we needed to and got the win," Lobo head coach Jeff Nelsen said. "We were worried about coming in and playing good ball after such an emotional win against Colorado State on Thursday night.
"I'm really happy for and proud of Jade and Allison for reaching milestones today. Also, our attendance this season has been incredible. I believe our fans have had an impact on our success here at home."
The win increased New Mexico's record to 18-8 overall and 10-3 in the MWC. The Lobos are 6-0 in conference matches at home this season.
The Cowgirls fell to 22-7 overall and 7-6 in conference play.
Next weekend, New Mexico travels to Utah for a pair of road games against Utah and Brigham Young. The Lobos face the Utes at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday Nov. 18 and the Cougars at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 20. Thursday's match will be broadcast live on TheMtn.


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The Downer Kordia alliance tasked with designing the first release NBN site in Townsville developed an iPhone app that allowed staff to capture data from surveys of sites being prepared for a fibre connection.Kordia Australia managing director Peter Robson told the CommsDay Summit in Melbourne that lessons learned from the first stage rollout to date were "all about practicality"."It's all about... getting out there and understanding what's actually happening in the [rollout] area," Robson said."We've developed tools where you do a survey of a premise, you can attach audio or video commentary, do a mark-up of the plan and then push it back into a database using an iPhone application. That's just one of the tools we've been developing as we go along."Robson said that Kordia - as the "design house" for the project - was focused on coming up with a "cost-effective and constructible design" for the rollout of fibre-to-the-premises infrastructure in Townsville. He emphasised that the NBN design work required Kordia engineers to be out in the field."Desktop designs just won't do," Robson said."The [NBN] designs need to be fit for build. When we're talking about brownfields deployments, it can't be done from the desktop. "You have to balance things [in order] to get the best result for getting FTTP into an area. That requires very significant investment in tools and systems."
The Townsville site covered about 3100 premises in its western suburbs. Ergon Energy has been contracted to build the passive optical fibre network.
Another 3,000 premises will be added in the stage two rollout, due to commence next year.
Robson said Kordia was pushing for "national design consistency underpinned by a usable dynamic database" that was regularly updated when a new house or apartment block was constructed within an NBN area to assist network builders with coordination and provisioning of new connections.Rollout skillsRobson also touched on the challenge of securing enough skills to roll out the NBN - a project with a scale "that has never been done before all at once [in a country] with our geography."He said that about 20,000 full-time equivalent staff would be required to rollout the NBN during its "peak workload" periods, although there was "not a lot of directly relevant skills in [Australia] right now.""The big issues are scale and lead times," Robson said."Our estimate is that 7,000 training places will be needed per year in the first two years [of construction]."He said the NBN would likely lead to "significant demand" for local area network upgrade services from householders, which would further constrain potential staffing resources available."The people who are doing that [LAN upgrade] work are people who would otherwise have been recruited into the 20,000," Robson said."A huge effort is required to get [Australia's] skills base up to scratch."Despite all those challenges we believe the NBN can be built on time, that the rollout timeframe is appropriate," he said. "We're also calling this a project that can be delivered within budget."
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When cloud computing first emerged, IT analysts had mixed feelings about the hosted services, unsure if they would be embraced or disregarded in the enterprise. Today, experts understand that the cloud now plays a central role in the ongoing development of the business world, providing decision-makers and employees with innovative solutions for growth and performance improvements.
Companies are using a mix of different cloud models, including Platform, Software and Infrastructure as a Service, all with positive results. In fact, a recent CA Technologies survey of IT decision-makers who have been using the cloud for at least a year found that the benefits of using the hosted solutions are exceeding many respondents' expectations.
Many executives highlighted the cost-saving advantages of the cloud. This is because the ongoing use of the cloud is allowing decision-makers to become more familiar with the technology and, as a result, establish new goals and objectives. "Cost is often considered an early benefit – or even a required result – in order for IT teams to justify moving in the direction of the cloud," said John Michelsen, chief technology officer of CA Technologies. "Once they show that cloud computing improves the bottom line, they can shift their focus to innovation and other objectives, such as increased performance and enhanced security."
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CA Technologies found several unique distinctions between organizations planning to invest more in cloud servers and other solutions within the next year and firms that are still on the fence. First, businesses that have been using the cloud for four or more years are roughly six times as likely to spend more money on the hosted services in 2013 than their counterparts that are relatively newer to the environment. This suggests that companies that have done more than just tested the water are more comfortable with the cloud and are experiencing greater results.
Second, the study found that organizations in the United States are more likely to invest in the cloud this year than businesses in the U.K., France, Germany, Italy and Benelux. In fact, 48 percent of U.S. respondents stated they plan to up cloud spending by up to 30 percent, while another 17 percent will invest even more. This is a stark contrast between the 42 percent and 4 percent, respectively, of European IT decision-makers.
Finally, the survey revealed that larger organizations are more integrated with the cloud than their smaller competitors, as 93 percent of respondents that claimed to be using the cloud for at least four years have annual revenues exceeding $1 billion.
"Going in, we expected the results to be much more balanced between successes and challenges across a variety of deployments and service models," Michelsen said. "Surprisingly, survey respondents were pleased with their cloud computing initiatives, which validates that the cloud is not just a fad, and instead they are focusing on making the most of it to drive innovation, speed and performance."
The presence of a cloud infrastructure can give organizations new opportunities to invest in other projects. A recent Gartner report actually noted that IT spending in 2013 is forecast to reach $3.7 billion, a jump of 4.2 percent from 2012. While there are a number of factors contributing to this growth, the ongoing adoption of the cloud is likely a major player, as using the solutions enables businesses to have a more flexible architecture that can support the use of next-generation technologies.
By understanding the evolving cloud landscape and how using the services can improve operations, decision-makers around the world can invest more wholeheartedly in the cloud to experience new advantages.
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