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The shamans feel amazing! The knuckle box and love bump features really allow for a snug yet comfortable fit. The heel can feel baggy at times, but the full-coverage rubber allows you to hook pretty much any feature you can find. The velcro is pretty quick to get on and off (I tend to not care how much time it takes, but the shamans are quick, for what it's worth) and it's easy to get your foot into, even if you downsize a bit (I went with my street shoe size, which seemed to fit perfectly!). The edging power of this shoe is above and beyond every shoe I've ever worn, but the edge does round out somewhat quickly.
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April 17, 2014
SAN DIEGO, Calif. - Early runs were too much to overcome as the Utah State softball team dropped the series opener against San Diego State, 6-2, Thursday at SDSU Softball Stadium.
Utah State fell to 16-23 overall and 4-6 in the Mountain West. San Diego State improves to 30-11 overall and 7-3 in league action.
"Overall, I was pleased with our fight," USU head coach Steve Johnson said. "We put seven hits up there; scored a few runs and had the opportunity to score a few more. I thought that the big difference was that they took advantage of their scoring opportunities better than we did. At the plate, we need to continue to be more aggressive. We need to be attacking the hitter's pitches more. They did a good job of that today being aggressive and putting the ball on the bat even when it was out of the zone."
The Aztecs had the first three batters of the game reach on two hits and a walk. With a double by Patrice Jackson scored two to give San Diego State the early 2-0 lead.
In the bottom of the third, sophomore Noelle Johnson got the first two outs of the inning with no struggle. Sydnee Cable and Jaylene Ignacio then singled to put runners on the corners with two away. Hayley Miles then launched her fourth home run of the season to increase the Aztec lead to 5-0.
Freshman Victoria Saucedo got the Aggies on the board in the top of the fourth inning with a one-out rocket over the left field fence for her sixth home run of the season.
Utah State threatened in the top of the fifth inning. With one out, senior second baseman Allison Lenzora singled through the left side. Sophomore outifelder Sarah Chow reached on a fielder's choice with Lenzora moving to second. Junior shortstop Jolene Koons sacrificed both runners over base to put two in scoring position with two outs, but SDSU starter Danielle O'Toole was able to get the final out of the inning to keep the score 5-1 in favor of the home team.
The Aztecs added their sixth run of the game with a two-out single off the bat of Jackson for her third RBI of the game.
In the top of the seventh inning, Lenzora reached on a one-out single. Koons reached safely in her 18th-straight game with a single to keep the inning alive. Lenzora scored the second run of the game for the Aggies, taking advantage of the only SDSU miscue of the game. O'Toole was able to get the final out to end the game.
Johnson falls to 15-14 with the loss, while O'Toole improved to 22-5 with the win.
Utah State and San Diego State return to the field for game two of the three-game series on Friday, April 18 at 7 p.m. (MT). The series concludes with a Saturday finale at 12 p.m. (MT).
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Europe Diabetes Management Market Report, 2005 - 2018
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The Market Intelligence report provides critical market data for Japan diabetes management devices market and its product categories. The data includes market size in terms of value and volume; average selling price for each product type, growth trends and market shares of companies at sector and category level.
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Several Newspaper Accounts of President Andrew Jackson's First Inauguration
I. The Daily National Intelligencer, Washington, D.C., March 4, 1829. The inauguration of the new President is to take place to-day at the Capitol. There will be no military array upon the occasion but such as is voluntary. A vast assembly of the People, however, from every part of the country, will attend the ceremony. There is to be a Ball in honor of the occasion, in the evening, at Carusi's Assembly Rooms. The great concourse of strangers in the city, at this season, has attracted hither a proportionate number of those who live by depredations upon society. As a caution to others, it may be useful information, that a gentleman from one of the Southern States had his pocket picked, in the Theatre last night, of a pocket-book containing eight hundred dollars; and we should not be surprized to learn that others than he were equally unfortunate.
II. The Daily National Intelligencer, Washington, D.C., March 5, 1829. In the midst of the throng yesterday, in and about the President's Square, where persons of every rank in life (and of almost every nation and complexion) flocked promiscuously, the nimble-fingered gentry were not idle. Several pockets were picked: and notwithstanding the caution published yesterday morning, one gentleman suffered his pocket to be picked of eight or nine hundred dollars, and others of smaller sums. One or more of the cut-purses were detected in the fact, and committed for trial. They are all strangers here.
III. The Daily National Intelligencer, Washington, D.C., March 6, 1829. The great concourse of strangers in this City has already subsided; and the steady rain of yesterday kept within doors most of those who remain. This busy throng has passed away without any occurrence seriously to mar the pleasure of its assembly. What particularly gratifies us, and does credit to the character of our People, is, that, amidst all the excitement and bustle of the occasion, the whole day and night of the Inauguration passed off without the slightest interruption of the public peace and order, that we have heard of. At the mansion of the President, the Sovereign People were a little uproarious, indeed, but it was in any thing but a salacious spirit.
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Scottish mezzo-soprano Karen Cargill made her Royal Opera debut in 2012 as Waltraute (Die Walküre) and Second Norn (Götterdämmerung) in Der Ring des Nibelungen, and has since sung Dryad (Ariadne auf Naxos) for the Company, a role she reprises in the 2015/16 Season.
After playing several instruments in a brass band as a child, Cargill went on to study singing at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, Toronto University and the National Opera Studio, and was the joint winner of the 2002 Kathleen Ferrier Award. She is an active concert performer, and makes regular appearances with the UK's leading orchestras, and with orchestras including the Berlin, Rotterdam and Boston Philharmonic Orchestras and the Chamber Orchestra of Europe. She performs regularly at the BBC Proms, and is also a keen recitalist.
Cargill's operatic appearances include Waltraute (Götterdämmerung) for Deutsche Oper Berlin and the Metropolitan Opera, New York, Anna (Les Troyens) for the Metropolitan Opera, Suzuki (Madam Butterfly) for English National Opera and Isabella (L'italiana in Algeri) for Scottish Opera.


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Senior Management Team
Edison T. Liu, M.D.
President and CEO
Dr. Liu is the president and CEO of The Jackson Laboratory. Previously, he was the founding executive director of the Genome Institute of Singapore (2001-2011), and was the president of the Human Genome Organization (HUGO) from 2007-2013. Between 1997 and 2001, he was the scientific director of the National Cancer Institute's Division of Clinical Sciences in Bethesda, Md., where he was in charge of the intramural clinical translational science programs. From 1987 to 1996, Dr. Liu was a faculty member at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he was the director of the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center's Specialized Program of Research Excellence in Breast Cancer; the director of the Laboratory of Molecular Epidemiology at UNC's School of Public Health; chief of Medical Genetics; and the chair of the Correlative Science Committee of the national cooperative clinical trials group, CALGB.
Dr. Liu is an international expert in cancer biology, genomics, human genetics, molecular epidemiology and translational medicine. Dr. Liu's own scientific research has focused on the functional genomics of human cancers, particularly breast cancer, uncovering new oncogenes, and deciphering the dynamics of gene regulation on a genomic scale that modulate cancer biology. He has authored over 300 scientific papers and reviews, and co-authored two books.
He obtained his B.S. in chemistry and psychology, as well as his M.D., at Stanford University. He served his internship and residency at Washington University's Barnes Hospital in St. Louis, followed by an oncology fellowship at Stanford. From 1982 to 1987 he was at the University of California, San Francisco, at the G.W. Hooper Foundation.
Charles E. Hewett, Ph.D.
Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Dr. Hewett serves as executive vice president and chief operating officer of The Jackson Laboratory and as general manager of JAX® Mice, Research & Clinical Services, the organization's nonprofit research resources and services business. Since his arrival in 2004, he has overseen the launch of numerous research products and services; modernization of mouse production facilities; and completion of new research laboratories in Bar Harbor, Maine, and the relocation and expansion of the Laboratory's California operation. Dr. Hewett also led the development of The Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine and secured the state of Connecticut's agreement to provide $291 million, 17 acres of land and 10 faculty positions for its establishment. He is currently working to design and construct the facility and recruit its administrative staff. Dr. Hewett is a member of the Laboratory's Board of Trustees and also served as a founding board member of the New York Genome Center.
Prior to joining the Laboratory, as CEO of Atlantic Energy Partners and Neptune Regional Transmission System, Dr. Hewett successfully developed a $650 million underwater merchant D.C. electric transmission system connecting Long Island, N.Y., to New Jersey. At the same time, he also served as vice president and secretary to the Board of the Cianbro Companies. In the mid 1990s, Dr. Hewett served for three years as the chief operating officer of the Executive Branch of the state of Maine during Governor Angus King's first term. He has held chief executive posts in the international pharmaceutical industry, in electric generation and in natural resource management and has created companies and managed start-up projects in Asia, Europe and the United States. He is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate in political economy from Williams College and holds M.F.S., M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from Yale University where he was a member of Sigma Xi.
Robert Braun, Ph.D.
Vice President for Research; Professor
Bob Braun, a distinguished scientist in the field of reproductive genetics, joined The Jackson Laboratory in 2007 after more than 20 years at the University of Washington School of Medicine, where he served as professor of genome sciences and as director and co-director, respectively, of two different University programs in reproductive biology research. Dr. Braun earned his undergraduate degree in molecular, cellular and developmental biology, chemistry and mathematics at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and his Ph.D. in the Tufts University School of Medicine department of microbiology. The recipient of many honors and awards, Dr. Braun has also been a visiting scientist at the Medical Research Council in England and, in 2001-2002, at The Jackson Laboratory.
Kenneth H. Fasman, Ph.D.
Vice President for Strategic Initiatives
A biomedical researcher whose work in the academic, nonprofit and business sectors has made him a leader in scientific collaborative research management, Kenneth H. Fasman focuses on The Jackson Laboratory's key strategic initiatives and collaborations He joined the Laboratory in 2015 after having served in various advisory roles for more than 15 years, including as a member of the Laboratory's Board of Scientific Counselors. Dr. Fasman joined the Laboratory from the Adelson Medical Research Foundation in Needham, Mass., where he was vice president and chief scientific officer (2008-2015). From 1998 to 2008, he worked with the international pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca, rising to director of drug development strategy and performance. From 1992 to 1998, Fasman worked on the human genome project at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and later at the Whitehead Institute/MIT Center for Genome Research. While earning his Ph.D. in biomedical engineering from Hopkins, Fasman cofounded a laboratory software and systems design consulting firm, BME Systems, Inc.
Michael E. Hyde
Vice President for External Affairs and Strategic Partnerships
Mike Hyde manages federal and state governmental relationships for The Jackson Laboratory. He helps to build understanding of the Laboratory and its mission among decision makers, and he represents the Laboratory in policy discussions at various levels of government. Mr. Hyde also explores opportunities for strategic partnerships, and works with the CEO to open up new possibilities for research and collaboration.
Mr. Hyde is a member of the Laboratory's Senior Management Team, and he also represents the Laboratory on the board of directors of the Maine State Chamber of Commerce. His accomplishments include helping to secure funding for the JAX Genomic Medicine expansion in Connecticut and reshaping the Laboratory's branding and communications programs. Before joining the Laboratory in 2006, Mr. Hyde had a long career as a collegiate marketer and fundraiser. He holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Missouri, Columbia.
Linda Jensen, M.S.
Chief Financial Officer
Linda Jensen, a senior executive with extensive experience in financial management, came to The Jackson Laboratory in 2005 from Select Energy Services, Inc., where she served as vice president for finance. At the multi-office engineering firm (a subsidiary of Northeast Utilities, a $6 billion utility holding company), Jensen's projects included structured finance for federal, state and local government clients, as well as health care and educational institutions. Ms. Jensen's career also includes financial positions with Century III, Inc., Health Systems, Inc., and the multinational Boston Consulting Group, Inc. She holds a B.B.A. from the University of Michigan School of Business Administration and an M.S. from the Sloan School of Management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Charles Lee, Ph.D., FACMG
Scientific Director, The Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine
Charles Lee, Ph.D., is the Scientific Director of The Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine in Farmington, Conn. Prior to joining the Laboratory in 2013, he was on faculty in the Department of Pathology at Harvard Medical School and directed both the molecular genetics research unit at Brigham and Women's Hospital and the cytogenetics facility for the Harvard Cancer Center in Boston.
Scientifically, Dr. Lee is best known for his discovery that copy-number variation – a state in which cells have a different number of copies of DNA sections, sometimes associated with susceptibility or resistance to disease – is widespread and significant in the human genome. This discovery, along with his subsequent research, has provided tools to aid in the accurate diagnosis of genetic conditions such as autism, birth defects and cancer. Dr. Lee has authored more than 140 papers in top-tiered scientific journals and has held advisory roles for numerous national organizations including the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI), the American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) and the American College of Medical Genetics (ACMG).
For his discoveries and research into the human genome, Dr. Lee received numerous accolades and awards including the 2008 Ho-Am Prize in Medicine and a Chen Global Investigator award from the Human Genome Organization. He is also an elected fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Dr. Lee earned his Ph.D. in 1996 at the University of Alberta in Canada and completed a research fellowship at Cambridge University in England and clinical training at Harvard Medical School. He is board certified as a clinical cytogeneticist by the American Board of Medical Genetics.
Thomas S. Litwin, Ph.D.
Vice President for Education
Scientist and educator Thomas S. Litwin, Ph.D., oversees the Laboratory's pre-college and college education programs, predoctoral and postdoctoral training programs, and the growing roster of web-based educational material, courses, conferences and workshops for working scientists, laboratory professionals and the public. Dr. Litwin joined the Laboratory after 23 years as director of the innovative Clark Science Center at Smith College in Northampton, Mass. Collaborating with the Center's eight academic departments and 90 faculty members, he focused on experiential learning curriculum development and science program building. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature from Hartwick College in Oneonta, N.Y., and a Ph.D. in avian ecology from Cornell University's Laboratory of Ornithology in Ithaca, N.Y. His science education focus has resulted in a PBS feature film and video series for NOVA. Dr. Litwin is a member of the American Association of Colleges and Universities, the Society for Conservation Biology, the Ecological Society of America, the American Geophysical Union, the American Association for the Advancement of Science and Sigma Xi. He was awarded an Aldo Leopold Fellowship for science communication in 2004.
Auro Nair, Ph.D.
General Manager, JAX® Mice, Clinical and Research Services
Dr. Nair joined The Jackson Laboratory in 2007 as associate general manager of JAX® Mice and Services. The institution added clinical services to its offerings, and in 2011 Nair was named general manager of JAX® Clinical and Research Services, responsible for all clinical and scientific research services provided to internal researchers at The Jackson Laboratory and external researchers worldwide. In 2014 he was named to his present post.
Prior to joining JAX, Nair served as vice president for worldwide marketing and North American sales with Caliper Life Sciences (today part of PerkinElmer), Hopkinton, Mass., where he had been responsible for commercialization of Caliper's products and services. He had been with Caliper and its predecessor company, Zymark, since 1997. From 1990 to 1997 Nair had managed Quality Compliance and Analytical Services at GlaxoSmithKline's FDA-approved site in Singapore. Nair is a graduate in chemistry from the University of Science, Penang, Malaysia; holds a Ph.D. in chemistry from the University of Oklahoma, Norman; and has an Executive MBA from Suffolk University in Boston, Mass.
Kristen Rozansky
Vice President for Development and Communications
Kristen Rozansky is responsible for foundation relations, development and communications at The Jackson Laboratory. Before joining the Laboratory in 2013, Ms. Rozansky was associate vice president for development for Penn State University in University Park, Pa., and chief development officer for the Penn State Hershey Medical Center. In her five years at Penn State, Ms. Rozansky's accomplishments included securing $191 million in pledges and new gifts as part of a University-wide fundraising campaign, and raising more than $65 million in a campaign for a new, freestanding children's hospital. Starting her development career in 1996 at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia, Ms. Rozansky rose to director of donor relations. In 2002 she moved to the university's Perelman School of Medicine, becoming the executive director of alumni development and alumni relations and planned giving.


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The Presidential Elections – Revolutionary Graffiti Continues
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Street Art on Mohamed Mahmoud – Photos
Mural by Shaza Khaled and Aliaa El Tayeb, who studied at the Luxor Faculty of Fine Arts. The mural is inspired by a photo-shopped image of a protester in Greece dancing with a ballerina.
AUC and the Port Said Mural – A Personal Plea
A funny thing happened outside the AUC on Mohamed Mahmoud Street last Thursday. As a group of onlookers, including journalists, photographers, documentary makers and myself, watched Ammar Abo Bakr, Alaa Awad and several other artists diligently work away on a … Continue reading
The Revolution Continues… And So Does Graffiti
Once again, graffiti has returned to the streets of Tahrir and the Mogama' building as Egyptian demonstrators flooded back to the Square on November 19th. The street art covers layers of previous graffiti on the walls of Mohamed Mahmoud Street, … Continue reading


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It's two full weeks into 2013, a good time to reflect on what the year ahead might hold for "Lutherant." The busy Christmas season is behind us, and a whole new year stretches out ahead. Another year of connecting up, from a Christian point of view, Christ and our present local and global culture. I […] [Read More]
Court Tackles Church / State Separation
The Supreme Court weighs in on the continuing question of the relationship of organized religion to the State. The tension between preserving religious freedom and upholding societal's values will never go away in the USA, and the case of Hosanna-Tabor v EEOC has opened up the conversation once again. [Read More]
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Video:Picking Basics on the Guitarwith Jon Seideman
Guitar picking is one of the essential lessons you'll be happy you set out to learn. Mix up your guitar playing skills by practicing the basics of finger picking.See Transcript
Transcript:Picking Basics on the GuitarHi - I'm Jon Seidman with About.com and I'm going to teach you some guitar picking basics.
Adjust Your Hand for PickingSo I find that the most comfortable way to do finger-picking is to actually steady your hand with your pinky - and you place that right on the pick guard below the sound hole of the guitar. Depending on the chord you're going to fret - and for this example I'm going to use a D-chord - you want the thumb to be placed on the root note, which is a D - that's the third string down. And, depending on the pattern you're going to pick, you can either put two or three fingers on the rest of the strings. For this example, I'll use all three: second, third, and fourth fingers that go on the following strings below the thumb.
Guitar Picking ApproachYou want the thumb to actually approach the string from the side, so when you pluck, use the side of your thumb. And the fingers actually are plucking sort of in an upward motion, so your hand is sort of comfortably resting on the strings. So, plucking the thumb with the side, and then the strings in order with the fingers gently plucking upwards, with the tips of the fingers.
Establish the Picking PatternThe next thing you want to know is how you're going to play the pattern. It's important to establish a rhythm, and if you're aware of the root note, or the note that your thumb is on, or should be on, that's usually played on the one-beat. For instance, in common time - where we have four beats per measure - we count one, two, three, four. And on the one, we play the root note - that's your thumb. And, for the purposes of this demonstration, I'm going to play the second, third, and fourth notes of this chord on the two, three, and four beats. So, thumb on the one, and it couldn't be easier - two, three, four, with those fingers. So, one, two, three, four. And then, if you can repeat that pattern - that's probably the most basic finger-picking pattern you can play.
Practice Guitar PickingThe key is to continually practice with a rhythm, and remembering the root note. Once you master that, and get better, get stronger, you're more aware of the rhythm, you can start to change it up, and do it with more chords. Again, always being aware that when you change a chord, the root note will change, and your thumb will be placed in a different position.
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The essay called Jews "freaks of nature":
Wagner held that Jews were unable to speak European languages:
He claimed that Jewish speech took the character of an "intolerably jumbled blabber", a "ceaking, squeaking, buzzing snuffle", and that Jews were egoistically devoted to profit and incapable of expressing passion when speaking to non-Jews. From this he concluded that Jews would be even less capable of expressing themselves in music, and only those artists who stripped off their Jewish roots could at all express themselves:
He claimed that the music produced by Jewish composers such as Mendelssohn was "sweet and tinkling without depth". In his major theoretical statement, Oper und Drama (1852), he made the same protest against Meyerbeer. When the article "Judaism in Music" was published it drew forth numerous replies, among which may be mentioned: Joseph Engel, "Richard Wagner, Judaism in Music, a Defense" ("Richard Wagner, das Judentum in Musik, ein Abwehr"); E. M. Oettinger, "An Open Love-Letter to Richard Wagner" ("Offenes Billetdoux an Richard Wagner", Dresden, 1869); and A. Truhart, "Open Letter to Richard Wagner" ("Offener Brief an Richard Wagner" St. Petersburg, 1869).
Wagner's "Judaism in Music" states that (page references are to William Ashton Ellis' English translation of Richard Wagner's Prose Works, which follows the 1869 revision):
During this time nationalism was a trend that was sweeping the classical music world. In a number of nations, Germany among them, some composers were trying to get down to their musical roots in folk-music, and cast out all foreign music. At the time, many Germans considered Jews to be a "foreign" influence. In this regard Wagner's views were not unique. Notwithstanding his public utterances against Jewish influence in music, Wagner had some Jewish friends; his favorite choirmaster in later life was Herman Levi.
The combination of anti-Semitism in Wagner's writings and German themes in his music appealed to Adolf Hitler, who glorified Wagner's music, stating that "there is only one legitimate predecessor to national socialism: Wagner". Wagner's music was frequently played during Nazi rallies. Wagner's daughter-in-law, Winifred Wagner, was a close friend of Adolf Hitler's and ran the Bayreuth Festival[?] of Wagner's music from the death of her husband, Siegfried[?], in 1930 until the end of World War II, when she was ousted.
Because of these factors, performances of Wagner's works in the modern state of Israel did not occur during the twentieth century, as per communal consensus. However, in recent years many Israelies have argued that it may be possible to appreciate his musical talents, without implying acceptance of his beliefs. As such there was a public performance in 2001 of a work by Wagner by conductor Daniel Barenboim, which the audience was receptive to.


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There won't be a whole lot of things to look forward to in Miami this season, but watching Jacob Turner develop will be one of them.
Zach McAllister Gives Indians Innings Eater In Rotation
Zach McAllister should break 200 if he stays healthy this year, which will be a boon to the back end of the Tribe's rotation.
Sanchez, Tigers Beat Yankees For 2-0 Lead In ALCS
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Pack Softball Has 4 HRs, 2 Big Doubles in 10-1 Win Over Virginia
April 20, 2013
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - NC State sophomore shortstop Renada Davis hit two of NC State's four home runs to increase her ACC-leading and school-record total to 20 on the season, leading the Wolfpack to a 10-1 win over Virginia in the first game of an ACC doubleheader.
It's the 10th win in the last 12 games for the surging Wolfpack (24-18-1 overall, 8-7 ACC) and the first time this season it has gone over .500 in league play.
Senior Bethaney Wells and Scout Albertson also homered for the Wolfpack, increasing the team's ACC-leading team total to 61, just five away from the team record set in 2007. It's the 16th time the Pack has hit multiple home runs this season, and the fourth time in the last six games that State has hit four or more in a game.
For Davis, the 2012 ACC Freshman of the Year, it was the third time this season that she's hit two in one game. Davis, who entered the game tied for third among all NCAA Division I home run hitters, also hit two against Troy and No. 10 Texas.
She became only the eighth player in ACC history to hit 20 in a season, with six regular-season games remaining.
The four home runs were impressive, but first-year head coach Shawn Rychcik was more pleased with a pair of run-scoring doubles, the first by freshman Lana Van Dyken and the second by senior Caitlin Dent.
Van Dyken's two-run double in the top of the second to left opened the Pack's scoring after both freshman Hanna Sommer and junior Leah Jones walked against Virginia starter Melanie Mitchell for a 2-0 lead. Dent's two-run shot to nearly the same spot pushed the Pack's lead to 7-1.
"Both of those were heartbreakers," Rychcik said. "Lana's gave us quick lead and Caitlin's got the lead up to six runs, which is really hard to come back from in softball.
"We obviously like the home runs, but those doubles were pretty important in this game."
In the bottom of the second, sophomore righthanded pitcher Emily Weiman (22-16) issued a one-out walk, but she and catcher Kirsty Grant squelched a rally when Grant threw out the runner trying to steal on one pitch and Weiman struck out the batter looking on the next.
Davis then added to the Wolfpack lead on the first pitch of the third inning with her 19th homer of the season, a high-flying shot deep into the trees over the leftfield wall, giving Weiman a 3-0 lead.
In the fifth inning, Davis added another solo homer with a shot to right field that nearly took out the Anderson Field scoreboard. Wells, who has led the Pack in homers the last two years, then hit her sixth of the season to give her team a 5-0 advantage.
Virginia scored its only run of the game in the bottom of the fifth after Weiman had retired nine straight batters, thanks to a one-out single by pinch-hitter Karli Johnson.
The Pack added three unearned runs in the sixth, capped by Dent's double.
Albertson then hit her second home run in the Pack's last five games and her seventh of the season, completing State's scoring.
The teams played a second game of the doubleheader immediately afterwards. They will conclude the three-game series on Sunday at noon.
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MSU hoops to compete in 2018 'Barnstorming Tour'
Michigan State athletic director Mark Hollis has taken on the role of "The Riddler" over the past month, tweeting out clues about an upcoming MSU sporting event. The riddle was solved today as Hollis announced the creation of a four-team "barnstorming tour" with MSU, Florida, North Carolina and Texas playing a round-robin set of three games, one each in New York City, Chicago and Los Angeles.
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A Wedding Planner With A Racing Schedule Would've Been Helpful
Ryan Hunter-Reay had a pretty good excuse to miss his friend's wedding. Maybe he really wanted to go, but this sounds like a great way to get out of events you might not have a good reason for missing. How can I reuse this? »


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Royalton Punta Cana, Memories Splash Resorts Set for November Opening
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PUNTA CANA — The Royalton Punta Cana Resort & Casino and Memories Splash resorts are set to open on Nov. 9, according to Todd Kirlik, director of sales and marketing for the US and Canada at Blue Diamond Hotels & Resorts.
BlueDiamond is the hotel division of Canadian travel company Sunwing.
The adjacent properties in the Dominican Republic's Punta Cana region will combine for 1,005 rooms, with 460 rooms in the Royalton and 545 in the Memories Splash, Kirlik said.
Both will be all-inclusive resorts located on Bavaro Beach.
The properties are part of an expansion for BlueDiamond in the Caribbean; earlier this month, the firm announced that it had acquired the Breezes Negril Grand Resort & Spa in Jamaica.
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OKLAHOMA CITY,OK. (AP) - The National Weather Service says a driver was injured when his semi-truck was blown out of its lane and into the center median near Bartlesville.
No other injuries or major damages have been reported from the severe weather that swept through northern Oklahoma early Wednesday.
The truck driver was taken to a hospital but his condition wasn't available Wednesday morning.
The weather service says a house sustained minor damage and trailers flipped over near Cherokee in northern Oklahoma, while wind gusts of up to 80 mph and quarter-sized hail were reported in Kay County along the Kansas border.
In southwest Missouri, one person died and dozens were injured when the storm struck.
Branson's popular downtown district was also hit, damaging the city's famous theaters.
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Broncos Lose LT Ryan Clady For Season
We have learned that Denver Broncos All-Pro left tackle Ryan Clady will need season ending surgery to repair the Lisfranc injury he sustained to his left foot. This is a big blow to the Broncos offensive line. Clady is one of the best left tackles in the game (ranked 5th by Matt Miller) and will not be replaced easily.
Coming in to replace Clady will be Chris Clark, who just signed a two-year extension with the Broncos on the 16th of September. He was the swing tackle and appeared in all 16 games a year ago but played just 66 snaps. In 2011 he started 6 games, also for the Broncos. Newly signed Winston Justice will be the new swing man.
This type of news does bear some significant fantasy ramifications. We aren't talking about Peyton Manning. Sure he could get hit a few more times but honestly he's dealt with bad offensive lines before and should weather the storm. More importantly this probably solidifies Knowshon Moreno's role as the lead back. He has, by far and away, the best pass protecting ability and should stay on the field till Denver/Peyton can trust Montee Ball and Ronnie Hillman with that task.


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Australian Schools had a strong 29-12 win over Fijian Schools in the heat of Churchill Park, Lautoka on Tuesday. This win comes after the Australians lost their opening match 18-9 to the Fijian President's XV on Saturday.
Australia led 10-0 at one stage but two Fijian tries gave the side a 12-10 lead before Australia got the game back. It was not easy.
Fullback Jonah placid opened the scoring with a try converted by hooker Tom Wilson who increased the lead with a penalty. Just before the break Fijian wing Emosi Bure scored to make the score 10-5 to Australia at half-time.
Fiji's second try, scored by captain Sireli Misiwini, at the start of the second half gave the home side a 12-10 lead. But it did not last long as loosehead Aaron Pleash crashed over for a try. 17-12.
Australia, who were bigger and dominated most of the game, finished the stronger in the heat as first replacement hooker Tomas Robertson crashed over for a try, converted by flyhalf Jake McIntyre, and then just before the end right wing Andrew Robinson rounded his opponent and scored in the corner.
For Australian Schools:
Tries: Jonah Placid, Aaron Pleash, Tomas Robertson, Andrew Robinson.
Cons: Tom Wilson 2, Jake McIntyre.
Pen: Tom Wilson.
For Fijian Schools:
Tries: Emosi Bure, Sireli Misiwini
Con: Kini Douglas.
Australian Schools: 15 Jonah Placid, 14 Andrew Robinson, 13 Jim Stewart, 12 Jack Tuttle, 11 Andrew Kellaway, 10 Jake McIntyre, 9 Angus Pulver, 8 Mitchell Whiteley, 7 Michael Gunn, 6 Jack Dempsey, 5 Matt Philip, 4 Tom Staniforth, 3 Matt Sandell, 2 Tom Wilson (captain), 1 Aaron Pleash.
Replacements: 16 Tomas Robertson, 17 François Postal, 18 Neori Nadruku, 19 Adam Korczyk, 20 Lolo Fakaosilea, 21 Andrew Ferris, 22 Reece Hodge, 23 Tepai Moeroa.
Referee: James Bolabiu (Fiji)
Assistant referees: Samuela Tuidraki (Fiji), Uraia Naibuka (Fiji)
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Landon: UCF deal too good for Jones to pass up
There are generally two sides to every controversy.
And so it is with Donnie Jones' decision to leave Marshall and accept the head basketball coaching position at UCF.
On the one hand, there are reports of Jones having an uneasy relationship with first-year Marshall athletic director Mike Hamrick.
But on the other hand, Hamrick says Jones told him, "You've done everything you could to help me," during a telephone conversation Monday morning.
So, which one is it?
As usual, the answer probably lies somewhere in the murky middle.
The rhetoric insisting Jones was at odds with Hamrick is based on reports that DJ felt like he was being put into a situation where he couldn't win.
The alleged reasons for that thinking?
Hamrick was openly critical of Jones' non-conference schedule and is insisting on stronger opponents next season. Also, Hamrick was forcing Jones to play a second "money game" next season in the form of a road contest at Louisville.
But is that true?
Not exactly.
Hamrick most certainly wasn't thrilled with the likes of Salem International, Brescia and Rio Grande on the Herd's 2009-10 schedule. But who was? And, yes, there will be a second "money game" as part of the home-and-home football scheduling package with Louisville.
Those aren't necessarily bad moves, however.
"We will be playing Louisville at Louisville," conceded Hamrick. "But that's part of an exempt tournament I got us into. In exchange, we get three home games that we don't have to return."
So, what's not to like? That helps Marshall's non-conference basketball schedule. It gives Herd fans a marquee basketball game within easy driving distance. And it gives Marshall football a home game with a BCS opponent.
The alleged issues don't end there, however.
Supposedly, there were concerns about no charter flights during the regular season.
"Donnie wanted a charter for the Conference USA Tournament in Tulsa and he got one," said Hamrick. "He wanted to fly home on the charter right after the loss and they did."
Then, there are reports that Hamrick refused to negotiate with Jones' agent on a new contract.
"But he got a new five-year contract worth $450,000 a year," said Hamrick. "We tore up the old contract and the new one took effect in October."
Next, there's the most recent rumor claiming Hamrick turned down an NIT bid.
"That is absolutely untrue," said Hamrick. "We filled out a financial application for an NIT home game. I can show you the paperwork. We did everything we could to get in the NIT."
There even is sniping that Hamrick never set foot in Jones' office.
"I like Donnie. ... we're friends," said Hamrick. "We've talked three or four times through this process with UCF."
The bottom line to this controversy?
"Those facts don't portray that out," said Hamrick. "Donnie got a new five-year contract. There are new locker rooms. And there are new upgrades coming for the Henderson Center."
Why, then, is Jones leaving?
It's simple.
UCF made him an offer he couldn't refuse. Jones will reportedly receive a five-year contract worth $5 million, coach in a new, state-of-the-art on-campus arena and have much greater resources. Besides, he's returning to his old stomping grounds in Florida where he has great recruiting connections.
I don't blame Jones for leaving. I also don't blame Hamrick for Jones' departure.
Marshall fans shouldn't blame them, either.
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After their unexpected debut in Call of Duty: World at War, Nazi Zombies became a beloved part of that game and were featured in numerous DLC packs. Call of Duty: Black Ops brought the undead back with a vengeance and has featured the shambling soldiers in previous downloadable content. Now the Rezurrection pack has arrived, and all five of the included maps are for cooperative zombie-killing play only. If you're more of a competitive multiplayer fan, then this DLC isn't for you. Rezurrection is a no-brainer for avid Zombies fans, but if you aren't sure you want to take up arms against the undead once more, read on to find out more about what Rezurrection has to offer.
Of the five maps in Rezurrection, only one is new. The Moon map starts off in Area 51, just before the arrival of the zombie horde. It may be tempting to try to earn some early points by sticking around, but it's advisable to make your stand near the teleporter, because things get out of control quickly. Once you are beamed up to the moon proper, you must scoot over and grab a pressurized external suit before you asphyxiate. Then, it's round-by-round zombie killing as per usual. The moon area is large compared to other zombie-killing arenas, and you travel through both indoor and outdoor spaces. Gravity is low, so you have to be careful when jumping or sprinting up staircases, because the time you spend airborne is time that you are slow and vulnerable. There are some new Wonder Weapons and a new perk (carry three weapons at a time!) available, as well as new enemies to contend with. Phasing zombies crawl along the ground and then teleport uncomfortably close to you, while astronaut zombies don a random gamertag from your friends list and shamble slowly after you. These undead astronauts are not as dangerous as George A. Romero was in the Call of the Dead DLC, but they're definitely still a threat. The longer you survive, the better your chances are of completing the various hidden tasks that reveal more about the strange saga of Zombies mode.
The moon is a novel place to kill zombies, but the other four maps in Rezurrection are much more familiar. Nacht Der Untoten, Verruckt, Shi No Numa, and Der Riese all appeared in Call of Duty: World at War, though most were available only through downloadable map packs. From a sprawling German factory to a remote swamp town, these four maps provide a good amount of variety, and folks who got their first taste of cooperative zombie killing in Black Ops will find plenty to like about the traps, perks, and Easter eggs these maps offer. Those revisiting these "remastered" versions with a veteran's eye won't find many significant differences, however. There are some updated weapons, and you now get to play as the quip-happy characters (Tank, Nikolai, Takeo, Dr. Richtofen) on every map, not just the ones released after their introduction. But these are still old maps that many players have experienced before, making the 15 dollar asking price seem steep.
There's no denying that Rezurrection delivers plenty of zombie-killing amusement, and each level offers a different spin on the action. Whether these levels are fresh new opportunities or stale retreads depends on your experience, and how enticing this DLC is hinges largely on your desire for more of Call of Duty's distinct brand of zombie annihilation. Though Zombies mode can definitely be entertaining, it does tend toward repetition, so Rezurrection's singular focus on zombie-killing and its high price limit its appeal to all but the most fervent zombicidal players.


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In this series, David Blatner and Anne-Marie Concepción, co-hosts of the web's top resource for InDesign tips and tricks, InDesignSecrets.com, share some hidden and sometimes surprising workflow tips that will make working in InDesign more efficient and more fun. The course covers built-in timesaving features such as Quick Apply and auto-expanding text, but also little-known tricks, such as using the eyedropper to copy and paste character and paragraph text attributes and making accurate selections by selecting through or even into objects.
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One very useful feature that InDesign has that not a lot of people realize is even there, is the ability to give you a word count for any story. To get the word count, you need to select it and then open up the Info panel. Window > Info, or just press F8. Now, if you've selected a frame with the Selection tool, the Info panel will just give you information about the frame itself. Where it's upper left-hand corner is, what it's width and its height is. But if you switch to the Type tool, here I just double click to switch to the Type tool, then the Info panel switches to show you information about the content of this text frame.
In other words, it gives you a count of its characters, 605, a count of its words, 96, 16 lines and it's one paragraph long. Now, the words aren't literal words. You might be wondering what counts as a word. Well, if I just added the word the for example, the, now there's 97 words. If I added the word, fantastic, now there's 98 words. So it makes no difference according to the length, in case you're wondering. A permutation on this is in case you have an overset frame.
So here this frame is overset. So let's switch to normal mode so we can actually see the frame. There we go. There's a little overset marker. Now when we click inside this frame it shows us little plus symbols. And the plus symbols indicate how many words its oversets, or how many characters, how many words. Can't tell you how many lines its over set. Because it doesn't know like, if this is going to be threaded to a frame that's really wide or not. Then it might just be one line. And if you indeed selected this frame and then went to Edit > Edit in story editor, you could see the over-set text right after the word nurturing here.
The word count and character count works in both, story editor and in the normal layout mode. And also notice that if you make a selection, then it changes to a word count an a character count of selection. Which can be quite useful if you're trying to figure out, how do I actually, delete eight words, because it's over set eight words, or 45 characters would be more, accurate. Then you could try making selections to see if it's the same number of characters. Is that 45 characters? No it's only 18, and so on. I think that's pretty useful.
I use it when I have an overset frame, and I don't know if it's one character or if it's, you know, 500 characters. I usually keep the Info panel a part of my custom workspace and I pop it out and just take a peek really quick. And one thing that InDesign cannot do is give you a word count for the entire document. So this is a catalog that has a bunch of different stories and a bunch of different captions and a big table in the back. And I've often been asked, how do I get a word count for the entire document including everything that I see if I'm trying to gauge how many words a writer will have to write to fill this document.
For that, you need to turn to a script and I have a couple scripts available for you. They're free and you can download them from the InDesign Secrets website. I'll show you the URLs in a second. When I go down to Utilities, and choose Scripts. And these scripts should work in any recent version of InDesign. You know, CS4, or later, I would guess. I have put them in the folder in my scripts. One of them is a very simple one that I grabbed from some forum post a number of years ago. There's like four lines in the script. They're JSX, they're Javascript scripts, by the way. So they'll work in Mac and PC.
And I double-click this guy, and it says I have 2,348 words in this document. And that's it. If you want to check it's voracity, let's add another word. That's 2,348 right? So let's click maybe here, and is a new great horse, and then we'll run it again. 2,349. There you go. The only problem though with this very simple script is that it does not count words in footnotes, nor does it count words in a table, so If I added a footnote, say to here.
We'll go ahead and choose Insert Footnote. Here is a wonderful footnote one, two, three, four, five words long, right? And then we say, count js text. It still says 2,349, not changed from before. So I asked my friend Marian Tompa if he can whip up a script for me to use in this video and he did, and it's called count all text. You don't need to select anything, just double-click. Look at this. There's 2349 words in the document. The number one counts as a word, I guess, in the footnotes, silly me.
And it counted the words in the table. So remember that table at the very end? There are 261 words in this table. And for a total of 2,616. So that's called count all text.jsx. Now you can't just make a selection of like, two or three stories and run it. It always does the entire document. If you need to get a word count of a single story, you have to use the Info panel. Where do you get these wonderful scripts? Go to indesignsecrets.com/downloads. And then just enter the exact name for the script with the .zip instead of .jxs.
So counttext.zip, hit Return, it'll download that little file. Unzip it, decompress it, it'll say count-text.jsx. Put that in your scripts folder and you're good to go. And the other one was very simply countalltext.zip. There both available on our site for free and thank you Marion for helping us out with this really cool word count script.
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Ghost Hunters is a television show about capturing evidence that ghosts or paranormal entities do exist. The ghost hunting team is headed by its founders, Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson. Together with other trained specialists these men attempt to capture evidence of the paranormal while helping people who believe they are experiencing a haunting.
Instead of jumping to conclusions and imaging that every stray sound is a ghost, the team from Ghost Hunters tries to use facts and science to back up their evidence. The team is first presented with a case. These cases can be at private homes or in famous places that seem to be haunted, such as battle ships, museums or older hotels. The ghost hunting team carefully reviews the claims of a haunting, discussing exactly what people have been experiencing, before they even enter the building.
Once inside a location, the team sets up infra-red cameras and sound recording devices. The team then splits into pairs or groups in order to do personal investigations in each part of the building. The teams first try to debunk, or disprove, any claims they have heard. They believe that an overly active imagination is usually to blame for a suspected haunting. This also lends validity to anything they do find that they believe is paranormal.
After conducting an investigation, which can take anywhere from a few hours to an entire night, Jason, Grant and the rest of the team carefully review all of the data they captured. They watch each video and listen to the sounds they picked up. If they find anything strange they discuss it. Strange occurrences that seem valid are presented to the owner of the haunted building as possible evidence.
On Ghost Hunters, the team has several goals. One is, of course, to prove that paranormal activity does exist. Their biggest goal, however, is to help people who are afraid to live or work in a certain place because they think it might be haunted. The team attempts to lay old ways of thinking to rest, and brings a scientific approach to the not-so-scientific process of ghost hunting.
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The team heads to Brunswick, Ga's Old City Hall to investigate claims of paranormal activity.
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What Gamer Are You? Part Four
In the final episode, Jess McDonell rounds of the quick look at gamer types by featuring The White Knight and The Ultimate Evil Doer among others.
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Completionist - Introvert - Analyst - Ghost - White knight.
Assassin's Creed - GTA - MAFIA - Max Payne - Splinter Cell - Hitman - Portal
I tried to play multiplayer twice. Never took more than 10 minutes before I left the game and started playing the single player again.
Yeah, I'm the white knight in this one.
I don't really fall into any of these categories. I'm more like the rager and the absorptionist. Meaning I'm kinda like the reader in the since that I love playing games for the stories and being sucked into that world, but I hate listening to npc's whine and I might just turn the game off if they talk for too long. On the other hand, since I pick up games of any genre and suck at all of them I am very highly prone to just rage quit if I die more than 7 times. I like playing with people, but since I'm not a very good player others would rather be with someone who can hold their own.
@kirill1 I believe they fall in the Analyst category? A few parts back?
The Completionist/The Reader/The Builder/The Analyst/The Hoarder/The Min-Maxer/The Character Builder/The White Knight/(slightly)The Apologist
I'm a speed runner, exterminator, introvert, ghost, difficulty snob, and apologist. I think I should go to hell, but I like playing video games.
I definitely smack of The Reader, The White Knight and The Extrovert. I love multiplayer in FPS games, but I stick to story in RPG's and I ALWAYS play good, helping as many as I can.
help i think i'm all of them lol
Im a Completionistic Introverted White Knightish Ghost! lol
what about the strategist?do the gamespot people ever play RTS games or turn base games ware they use tactics and brain power to out smart someone .... gamespot...
ghost, always ghost
1:32 from which game is this scene?
white knight for sure...i have tried to play Kotor as a dark jedi half a dozen times...turned back to the light side before i was even off Taris
I think they have probably missed two gamer types.
The cheater - one of those people who likes input cheats and cheats like those found in 007 Goldeneye (large heads, all weaons etc..)
The Sports Nut - one who plays only sports games
Apologists... the most annoying of all gamer types. lol
rad video its so bad
Ghost/Exterminator/White Knight/Character Builder
I am character builder and apologist but mostly character builder
I mix it up, except for apologist , builder.
LOVE character building so that's a category I totally fit into. Most times I play a White Knight but when I get tired of that or finish an RPG as a good character I inevitably play again as supremely evil just to get a taste of the dark side. Variety is the spice of life. And I'm mostly an apologist only because if a game becomes a series and I like the story I want to see it all the way through. Dragon Age 2 comes to mind...the game wasn't that great and had some design choices I didn't understand or even like but I liked the story in the first game and I need to know how the whole series ends!
A mix of everything except the apologist and reader.
im a ultimate evil doer
completionist, exterminator, character builder, white knight
White Knight.
Ok, to sum it all up he's what I am.
Completionist Extrovert Hoarder White Knight.
I left out the second group of gamer types since I really didn't fall into all one of those.
Yup, white knight Completionist w/. elements of most others. Guess thats all of the cute gamer chick (I don't remember seeing her in reviews and thats what I mostly watch), oh well.
what game is at 1:23??
Default Sheperd!!!!!!
Someone who likes Single Player, DRM-free, multi player Bots (anyone remember these?!!) and split-screen offline multi player games - sadly developers don't seem to care for old skool gamers like me any more. Thank God for Skyrim!
Unimpressed. I like how he dodged the video card question.
OK..... they didn't say anything about whether or not it is the Steam Box.
I hate articles like this.
I'm a bit of everyone but I prefer to play more by the paragon line than the rebel/evil one jejeje
I suppose I enjoy every game and try to suck every possible way of and facet of a game.
Character Builder, White Knight.
I'm an Introvert, Reader and Evil Doer first. Then Completionist (only on most favorite games), Ghost and Dificulty Snob secondly.
Don't look at me like that. Being an Evil Doer doesn't mean I'm a bad person, I just like to create Evil Characters, or characters that really dont give a crap to right or wrong.
What gamer am I? PC gaming master race gamer obviously. Anything else is unworthy of even simple text.
lol im a potentialist, lol i have the potential to become all of the gamer types 'D
Someone open my mind how he use stealth style to play COD. But how if you just play sport like football or basketball? Maybe he can be a complesionist?
Well, I'm a gamer and for me it's just a game. I can be whoever I wanna be.
How bad would it be if I said that I have major aspects of pretty much all these gamer types? Apart from maybe the ultimate evil doers, depending on the game itself (and possible what mood I'm in), I seem to see myself inheriting all these gamer types (that's all 15). I think this is one big sign telling me that I have to cut down on my gaming XD
Call me a heretic, but I preferred the later Resident Evil gameplay style to the original. I'm not really a huge fan of the series but the gameplay of, i.e. Resident Evil 2 made me ill.
On topic, I consider myself the White Knight. There's already enough doom and gloom in most games to begin with. Take a stand and make a difference is my motto.
why the hell there are no "cheaters" in the list? you know...... people who like short cuts...
reader & charter builder present
White Knight, completionist, and exterminator.
-a char builder huh? i am from this on a medium level provided i can make something special and not looking like a standard model in the game's world like in mass effect and elder scrolls oblivion
-not an evil doer, never
-and as you might have guessed, yes im a white knight
-an apologist can go and drown on their own piss. i will never encourage a publisher to make more crap games by placing money on it.
Introvert/Character Builder/White Knight; with a dash of: Reader/Ghost/Hoarder/Min-Max.
@wizardboyus That looks like Metro 2033
@gamescottsman no, sadly, they seem to think that everyone wants to play online with others. I deal with others all the time, I play games to relax. I do like multiplayer sometimes, but I agree, it is much more fun when the person you are playing is in the room with you. I can't get into trash talking a person I don't know/see.
@dannyatkinson what did this have to do with the steam box..?
@gamescottsman I also like getting beat by a person in person. If they are in the room, I want to play again, get a little revenge. If it is online I norm just turn the game off. I mean they could be a pro kicking my but, or worse yet a 10 year old girl, I don't know, and maybe don't want to, doh.


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The good news is that more new businesses were created in 2011 than in the several years leading up to the recession that began in late 2007. The bad news is that new business activity was down slightly from the last two years. But overall, approximately 543,000 new businesses were created each month in 2011.
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NEW CONCORD -- A one-vehicle accident on Interstate 70 Monday evening in Muskingum County seriously injured a Byesville woman and brought traffic to a standstill just after 5 p.m.
Mary Barnhart, 29, remained in "serious" condition today at Grant Medical Center in Columbus according to a hospital administrator.
Barnhart was initially transported by ambulance to Genesis-Good Samaritan Hospital in Zanesville and later flown by MedFlight to the Columbus hospital due to injuries sustained in the crash two miles west of New Concord.
Initial reports indicated a child was also possibly in the vehicle when the accident occurred.
Troopers closed the interstate following the crash to search for the child, but it was later confirmed that Barnhart was the sole occupant of the heavily-damaged car.
According to an Ohio State Highway Patrol report, Barnhart was westbound on Interstate 70 between New Concord and Norwich when she lost control of the vehicle.
The car went off the left side of the roadway and struck an embankment before overturning. The vehicle came to rest a short distance from the eastbound lanes after traveling through the median.
Sgt. Kay Perkins of the patrol's Zanesville post reported Barnhart was possibly ejected from the vehicle she was driving, although that had not been confirmed as of press time Tuesday.
Witnesses at the scene reported Barnhart was outside the vehicle when they went to check on her immediately following the accident. She was reportedly conscious when the witnesses arrived at the vehicle.
Emergency medical personnel from the New Concord and Perry Township volunteer fire departments responded to the scene.
Barnhart was reportedly on her way to school when the accident occurred.
A Guernsey County sheriff's deputy was dispatched to Barnhart's home on North Sixth Street in Byesville to check for the child believed to have been involved in the accident.
According to reports, Barnhart was calling for the child following the crash, prompting authorities to believe the child was possibly in the vehicle at the time of the accident.
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Wednesday, March 5, 2014
The Timberland High FFA Chapter Agricultural Tools and Materials Identification Team won the Lower State Region Tool Identification Championship on Feb. 24 at Cane Bay High School.
The team is made up of freshmen and sophomores enrolled in Agricultural Classes at THS. They compete with other high schools from across the lower state.
The team now goes on to compete in the State FFA Tool Identification Championship on March 6.
Congratulations to the sponsor, Mr. Ronnie Ford, and to the following students and their families: Cameron West, Santiago Krall, Dean Wyndham, Randy Cannon, Brandon Maybank, Steve Fulton, Dylan Guerry, Brandon House and Mason Litchfield.
Wesley AME
Wesley AME in Shulerville will host its 198th Church Anniversary on March 16 at 4 p.m. Their special speaker will be the Rev. Steven Love.
From March 19 through March 21 at 7 p.m. nightly, the church will hold its Spring Revival with the Rev. Wilford Kinlaw.
On March 23 at 3:30 pm, the church will host the Xavier Male Choir Anniversary.
Wesley AME invites everyone to attend. Call 257-4065 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Gator Run!
The 38th Annual Gator 10K Run and Walk will be held Saturday, May 3 8:15 a.m. as part of the Annual Hell Hole Swamp Festival.
Registration forms are available at local running stores and Town Hall in Jamestown. Contact Michael Lake at 345-0733 or firstname.lastname@example.com or Town Hall at 257-2233.
Happy March Birthday
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St. Stephen Elementary
You are cordially invited to attend the PAL (Parents as Leaders) Class on March 5 at 9:30 a.m.; and the Title I Planning Meeting on March 10 at 5 p.m.
Both events will be held at St. Stephen Elementary School. Contact Rosalind Banks at 567-8152.
Prayer List
Sanfanae Reese, Linda Morgan, Tammy Britt, Lorrine Gaskins, Sandy Wilson Jr., Evelyn Scott-Smalls, Lance Britt, Debra Gaskins, Ray Snider, Wilton Green, Ernest Foster (Margaret Maybanks brother), Ila Shuler, Debbie Beauford, Christine Reames, Phillip and Debbie Rowland, Leon Bradshaw, Ausy McConnell, Lorenzo McConnell, Bernice Taylor, Flora Beauford, Cleecy Lewis, Diane Mazyck, Walter Taylor, and Marvin Brunson. Please remember our law enforcement, our military, and their families.
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5TH Generation GamersHardware & Tech group with 551 members, open to all members
This is a group for all people who love or grew up with these 5th gen games. the 5th gen is also known as the 32-64 bit era and is the time of the atari...
Welcome to my account users.
6 comments by Mr_Flame on Sep 2nd, 2011
Hey, I have a problem...
My computer turn on but the monitor is black, doesn't appear anything, I tried with other monitor and it gives me the same thing.
Now... The processor looks strange... But it is hot... What means th processor is good, I think :S :/
I tested the graphic card and she's good... Memory ram too...
What do you think it is?
Processor or Motherboard?
Thanks :/
This is a group for all people who love or grew up with these 5th gen games. the 5th gen is also known as the 32-64 bit era and is the time of the atari...
The 6th gen is the 128-bit era, this is the time of the ps2, xbox, game cube and sega dreamcast, there was apperintly another console called the XaviXPort...
This is a group for all who own, play and like 7th gen consoles. The 7th gen is the time of the ps3, xbox 360 and the wii, this era is known as the connectivity...
This group is open to everyone who likes any kind of aircraft
A group for Amnesia modders and players alike to promote works in progress, discuss editing techniques, and create new content for Amnesia: The Dark Descent...
This group is for automotive enthusiasts of all kinds.
This is a group for everyone who likes cats, and wanna have a look at some cute/funny cats.
we proudly present our new project : DELOKITT : ages of San Andreas we neeed somebody to help us
hey could you please tell me what this means in english?
Olá amigo acho que eu sou?
That it's not very right but...
It says: Hello my friend i think I am?
I tell you that's no correct who whrited that?
BillAndTed i think he can't speak english and tries to speak with me through the google translator.
lol no xD
He is trying talk portuguese with translator.
He is english he can speak english, he just have that idea now xD
Oh yea Prototype is a hell of a game. A bit difficult but awesome. I like to use the rope and swing it around me. kills everything. The air devastators are great for taking out buildings.
Yeah i like very of that! :P
hey, how's it going? you've been idle for the time being. where are you?
ow, taking a break eh? well enjoy it. ;)
oh yeah btw, how is your mod project going? I'm sorry if I can't help it very much. but if i have mastered something, i would give a contribution to your mod. make sure that we'll have a good project on it. ;)
Thanks ;)
I am taking a break.
I don't make so much diference xD (I think :/)
assim você me conhece? De onde eu wounder? > Hmmmm:)
I reply already on your profile.
que é holliday-doc-Eu o conheço?
Of course you know him.
hum eu não lembro de ninguém chamado Doc Holliday-um-você tem certeza que eu sei dele amigo?
OK, eu sei que você ganhar dele, mas talvez eu mais perto dele que você deve saber :D