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The North Carolina Army National Guard Interactive Game Experience is coming to Appalachian State University on Saturday, September 25, 2010. This free Exhibit is open to all students and electronic gamers in the Boone area from 10am until 2pm on campus at the Holmes Center, 111 River Street, Boone.
The Interactive Game Experience, visiting college and university campuses across North Carolina, is an innovative outreach by the North Carolina Army National Guard to showcase the career and educational opportunities available to young men and women as they gather to play this year's latest video games. Over 30 of today's popular electronic games will be featured including:
· Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2011
· Transformers: War for Cybertron
· Iron Man 2
· Skate 3
· Red Dead Redemption
· UFC Undisputed 2010
· NCAA Football 11
· Madden NFL 11
The Exhibit includes 17 game ports with 19" and 42" HD flat screen monitors featuring Nintendo®Wii™, PlayStation®3, and Xbox 360™ game consoles.
In addition to regular play, gamers can sign up to participate in 3 tournaments during the
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· UFC Undisputed 2010
· Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2
· Halo: Reach
"In these times of intense demands on the United States military, recruiting outstanding men and women as the Florida Army National Guard's future officers and enlistees is one of our foremost missions and one of the most important contributions we make to this nation and its security," said LTC Maury Williams, Commander, Recruiting and Retention Battalion, North Carolina Army National Guard. "To fulfill this mission we are constantly looking for innovative, imaginative ways to be in conversation with high quality young men and women about a career in the Guard and we have found the Interactive Game Experience to be a really effective vehicle for this mission."
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CANTON Credit Clarkson University with another inspired comeback against archrival St. Lawrence University.
In rallying for a 4-3 victory on Saturday night, the Knights continued their recent dominance over the Saints.
Clarkson erased an early two-goal deficit and Ben Zarbo scored the game-winning goal early in the third period to storm past St. Lawrence in the two rivals latest ECAC Hockey clash at Appleton Arena.
Where theres a will, theres a way, Zarbo said of Clarksons rally.
The Golden Knights (12-3-1, 6-2-0), ranked 10th in the nation, not only completed a sweep of a rare home-and-home series with the Saints (8-8-2, 2-4-2), they also extended their unbeaten streak against St. Lawrence in league play to eight games (7-0-1).
Clarksons senior class has also won all four games against St. Lawrence in Canton.
Its awesome, one of the goal we set for ourselves in our freshman year was to have success against them, Clarkson senior captain Ben Sexton said. I thought we did a good job tonight.
Conversely, the Saints suffered another setback to the Golden Knights a night after Clarkson rallied for a 5-4 triumph in Potsdam.
Its almost like a dagger, St. Lawrence senior Pat Raley said.
Clarkson has also fared 9-1-1 in its past 11 games against the Saints.
Freshman goalie Steve Perry stopped all 14 shots over the final 40 minutes to earn the win for the Golden Knights after replacing starter Greg Lewis.
Weve been in a lot of close games, so I think were comfortable in these situations, Clarkson coach Casey Jones said. ... It wasnt easy, but we persevered we blocked shots when we needed to and we sacrificed to get those two points.
Trailing 3-2 after the opening period, Clarkson drew even on Jeff DiNallos rebound goal 3 minutes, 4 seconds into the second just after St. Lawrence goalie Matt Weninger knocked away Allan McPhersons backhand bid.
Zarbo then followed with the deciding goal 2:33 into the third period with a long-range blast over Weninger.
Were a resilient team right now, Sexton said. We got down early in the game, and we showed a lot of character to come back.
The Golden Knights also executed timely penalty killing, particularly in overcoming a five-minute major penalty late in the third.
That was the major turning point of the game their penalty killing was real good, St. Lawrence coach Greg Carvel said. ... I give Clarkson a lot of credit, they adjusted and their PK was very aggressive tonight.
In all, the Saints was 2-for-8 on the power play, but were held scoreless on four opportunities over the last two periods.
If you look at their statistics, theyre phenomenal on the power play, Jones said of St. Lawrence. They had their chances and I thought we made some big saves, I thought Steve came in and held down the fort for us.
Zarbo added: It definitely got interesting. We didnt want to put ourselves in that position, but we did a good job killing off those penalties.
Freshman Matt Carey scored a pair of goals for the second straight night for the Saints, and Greg Carey contributed a goal and two assists.
On Saturday, both teams again got off to flying starts on the power play.
After Greg Carey banged in a rebound of an Eric Sweetman drive from the deep left point only 33 seconds into the game, Matt Carey one-timed a cross-ice pass from Greg Carey for a power-play goal and a 2-0 St. Lawrence advantage at 1:59.
Clarkson followed by converting on their first two power-plays for the second consecutive night.
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Monday, the Mets announced that OF Lucas Duda and SS Reese Havens would complete the Mets contributions to the Surpris Rafters in the Arizona Fall League. Duda and Havens join 1B Ike Davis, RHP Jenrry Mejia, SS Ruben Tejada, RHP Scott Moviel, LHP Eric Niesen and RHP Josh Stinson in the desert.
The 23-year old Duda hit .281/.380/.428 for AA Binghamton this year with nine HR. Powered by a five HR July, Duda hit .302/.394/.570 in 86 AB after the All-Star Break compared to .275/.376/.388 in 309 AB before the Break. That's a 200 point increase in OPS from .764 to .964. Impressive stuff. However, the lefthanded hitting Duda has just a wee bit of work to do if he's to become more than a platoon guy after hitting .192/.283/.225 against southpaws and crushing righties at a .320/.421/.516 pace.
Havens will join the AFL team's taxi squad and be available for Wednesday and Saturday's games. Havens popped 14 HR, placing him sixth in the FSL as part of a .247/.361/.422 season.
Many Mets fans were hoping that CF Kirk Nieuwenhuis would get the nod for the Mets final OF spot in the AFL, but sending Duda makes some sense. The AFL is supposed to be a finishing school for top prospects, and Duda is more ready for that than Nieuwenhuis, who's played all of eight games at AA. Duda deserves a chance against top competition to show that his second half improvement is real. Nieuwenhuis will start 2010 at AA, a level behind Duda and his performance from there will dictate his future assignments.


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After falling to the Emery Spartans Jan. 23, the Carbon High Lady Dinos rebounded to easily defeat the North Sanpete Hawks, 61-48 last Tuesday night.
The Dinos have continued to be as strong team this year. The Region 8 loss to Emery came after a hard fought battle in which the Dinos lost by only one point with the final score of 52-51.
In this match up, Morgan Warburton lead the team in scoring with 29 points. She was assisted by Brittney Polastro who scored 10 points against the Spartan team.
After losing to Emery last week, the Dinos looked to turn their luck around as they hosted North Sanpete.
The competition was quite strong as each team competed well. In fact, neither team jumped out ahead until the fourth quarter.
With about five minutes remaining in the game, the Dinos pushed themselves ahead of the Hawks. The Carbon team then held on to finish the game victorious, 61-48.
Once again, Warburton lead the team in scoring with 26 points.
The Dinos have had an exciting season so far and look forward to returning to action this Thursday night as they travel to Lehi to take on the Pioneers.
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The Watauga Junior American Legion A Team came up a litte short Friday night.The A Team (4-6 overall; 4-4 Northwestern Junior American Legion Division) dropped a double-header against the South Caldwell A Team in a battle featuring the top two teams in league play. South Caldwell scored the winning run on a wild pitch and defeated Watauga 3-2 in seven innings in game one; South blanked Watauga 3-0 in game two.
Taylor Shuford, who deserved a better fate, suffered the loss in the opener. He went seven innings, and struck out six.
"Taylor has really given us some big innings this summer," said A Team coach Bradley Rudisill said. "He gave us nine innings his last time out (a 2-1 win at Patton on Monday), and he was solid again tonight. It was tough to lose, but we had the top team in the division on the ropes."
Shuford also helped himself at the plate with a double and an RBI; Jake Cody, who had five hits in the two games combined, was 3-3 and drove in a run.
"It was frustrating for both coach (Jeff) Parham and myself," Rudisill said. "Both teams really blew some pretty good scoring chances. But considering that they're undefeated, I thought we gave them a good run."
Brian Bolster had a hit and Tyler Sturgill had two hits in game one. Shawn Buchheit went the distance (five innings) and took the loss in game two. Cody had two hits and Sturgill had a hit in the night cap.
The A Team returns home to play the Watauga B Team (1-7; 1-5 division play) at Pioneer Field Saturday at 5 pm.
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I'm drinking coffee and thinking about the bigger picture, what are you drinking today?
Luke Rochester at Pocket KPI is a business intelligence consultant, whom, I met with this week. The meeting with Luke gave me new perspectives on what it is possible to achieve with big data. He taught me why it matters – and how it can help companies to even make better strategic decisions.
Luke emphasised through his own experience the challenge that occur when a start-up reach 10-15 team members and still lacking a clear: What, who, why, and how picture. That really hit me. Because we as a team at iGoMoon, has come to a point where it is time to elaborate and clarify, what we do, for who, and, how we do – what.
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Alderson on WFAN "We need an infusion of players, productive players."
This afternoon, Sandy Alderson was a guest on WFAN, during which he told host Mike Francesa, the roster will be much different next season, saying "We need an infusion of players, productive players."
Alderson says the more likely way to improve the team will be via trade as he believes they definitely have trade chips.
"The clubs system is in a much better position today then it was two or three years ago."
In addition, Alderson said:
- He does not rule out adding left handed power hitter that could cost upwards of $12 million, although he does not know what his budget will be since he has not yet had those conversations.
- Lucas Duda is still in the clubs plans and may see some time in left field.
- He believes Jason Bay still has some value. He will not just wave him goodbye, though he didn't sign him so he is not "totally invested" in him.
- Bay may still be a viable asset in a Left Field platoon with Lucas Duda.
- He is interested in seeing how Matt Harvey develops, as well as, Jordany Valdespin, Duda, and some September call-ups.
- They need to have enough depth that they do not count on Zack Wheeler as being a part of the rotation to start next season.
- He believes his team has strengthened the scouting and "have been patient in light of some of the overall issues we have faced." It may appear to be passive, but it is more of "knowing when to hold 'em" approach.
In closing, Alderson told Francesa he does not believe they will "be complacent over the course of the the offseason about bringing back the same team because we think it's an inch away from success. I think we will take a step back and take a broader look at things. …After having watched this team for a couple of years. Maybe it's time to make some moves."
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As you can see, the Drumright Public School web site has changed! We have been working internally for the past few months to redesign the web site, and we will be making additions over the course of the next several weeks and months. The site will continue to evolve and keep you up to date on important school activities and information. One of the reasons we chose the SOCS network was because the site itself is very dynamic; in other words, it has the ability to change... a lot! While the site won't be a daily newspaper, by any means, it is certainly our goal to keep the content fresh and exciting in an . . . read more
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Built for Skiers. The Atomic Skiwear Lookbook 14/15.
More and more skiers are discovering a passion for ski touring as they seek out new physical challenges and outdoor sporting experiences. Which is why ATOMIC has developed a range of skis, boots and equipment for the 2011-12 season which promises to make the climb just as enjoyable as the descent.
Ski tourers are used to making painful compromises: a lightweight ski usually means poor performance; a boot offering firm support usually means a lack of flexibility on the ascent. ATOMIC's ability to construct skis and boots which are just as much fun going up or downhill is largely down to the philosophy of the long-established brand from Altenmarkt: every employee is also a passionate skier, every new development is immediately put to the test. Which is why ATOMIC's Ascape collection is able to meet the demands of ski tourers of all levels of ability – from the ascent to the downhill run through virgin powder snow. The collection ranges from skis and boots to poles, helmets and protectors.
For 2011-12, the premium Charter, Drifter and Aspect ski models combine light weight with excellent downhill performance in powder snow. The 100mm-wide Charter provides maximum lift thanks to a Power Rocker 10. The narrower Drifter (95mm) and Aspect (87mm) deliver outstanding grip even on hard snow. And with the Charter, Drifter and Aspect skiers can enjoy the unspoiled outdoors while also protecting it: all three models are based on ATOMIC's exclusive Renu concept. Environmentally-friendly, recycled or recyclable materials are used during construction – resulting in the minimal use of fiberglass and epoxy resin and eliminating energy-intensive aluminum components altogether. The Renu principle reduces the carbon footprint without compromising on fun: all Renu models offer the kind of outstanding performance skiers the world over have come to expect from ATOMIC – while also reducing weight to a minimum. The perfect partners from a design and technical perspective are the Teleskop Tracker poles: lightweight thanks to a combination of aluminum and carbon and quickly adapted to the relevant situation with the Power Lock.
The ski used by Kilian Jornet Burgada to win the 2010 World Championship Vertical Race and become winner of the Individual World Cup 2010 is now available to leisure racers keen to secure a decisive competitive edge. Weighing in at a mere 700g, it comes into its own on the ascent. But its downhill characteristics have also been further optimized for the new season: a new wood core with two poplar stringers now provides additional stability and greater rigidity.
Like the Charter, Drifter and Aspect, the Tracker Renu touring boot is also a Renu development. Thanks to the use of Pebax, a thermoplastic elastomer, it is lighter and more environmentally friendly than a conventional boot while offering the same level of performance. Like the other Tracker models, it combines the precise support of a performance boot with comfortable characteristics: it boasts a non-slip sole and a shell construction with Power Control Release. Another strength of the Tracker: the Enduro chassis exclusive to ATOMIC improves power transmission on wider skis thanks to a 5mm increase in stand height.
ATOMIC is not only embracing the touring discipline by offering high-grade skis, boots and poles, it also has a range of advanced safety equipment. ATOMIC has made its equipment so light and comfortable while ensuring that skiers do not have to make any compromises in terms of safety. The perfect partner to the Charter, Drifter and Aspect is the Xeed – a lightweight helmet featuring the Adaptive Fit system, removable ear pads and an adjustable ventilation system. In combination with the breathable ATOMIC protectors from the lightweight Live Shield range, the level of protection is unrivalled: they provide reliable protection without restricting freedom of movement on the descent, while remaining comfortable on long ascents thanks to outstanding breathability.


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Rogue 70 oz Hydration Pack
In Stock Product Number: 29235
The convenience of external fill in a sleek bike pack. The 2L Antidote reservoir can be refilled on the fly via the quick-release flap on the front of the pack. Two external pockets for small items like keys, wallet, phone or storage for a shed layer. Stretch elastic side panels provide for expansion; twin compression straps shrink pack down when empty. Reflective back strip with tab to click on a blinker for early morning and evening safety.
- ANTIDOTE RESERVOIR FEATURES: 1/4 turn - easy open/close cap, lightweight fillport, dryer arms, center baffling and low-profile design, patented Big Bite Valve, HydroGuard technology, PureFlow tube, easy-to-clean wide-mouth opening
- External fill, dual compression straps, overflow storage, reflectivity, bike tool organizer pocket
- DESIGNED TO CARRY: Multi-tool, pump, spare tube, phone, wallet, keys
- CamelBak Got Your Bak Guarantee: If we build it, we'll Bak it with our lifetime guarantee.
- Hydration Capacity: 70 oz / 2 L
- Total Capacity: 183 cu in/ 3L+ 2L Reservoir
- Total Weight Pack and Reservoir: 0.6 lbs / 0.26 kg
- Dimensions: 15.5 X 10 X 5.875 in / 39.5 x 25.5 x 15 cm
- Torso Length: 13 in / 33 cm
- Empty Reservoir Dimensions: Air Channel: Air channels with individual foam pods, provide increased air flow to keep your back cool.
- Materials: Air Mesh
Gender: Unisex
Weight: Pack and Reservoir: 0.6 lbs / 0.26 kg
Material: Air Mesh
Dimensions: 15.5 X 10 X 5.875" / 39.5 x 25.5 x 15 cm
Season: F14 S15
Vendor ProductId: 62240
Review ProductId: 29235
Reviewed by 1 customer
- Comfortable
- Easy To Refill
- Good Water Flow
- Highly Adjustable
- Large Capacity
- Stable
- Storage Space
Best Uses
- Biking
- Day Trips
- Extended Hikes
Comments about CamelBak Rogue 70 oz Hydration Pack:
I use this mainly for bike riding. Keeps me hydrated, allowing me to ride for longer distances. This has three pockets, excellent for my keys and wallet.
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- Comfort Driven
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