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Happy Holidays from the Hero Litter
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Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and we thought it would be fun to share how the Hero Litter puppies show their gratitude. We checked in with the volunteer puppy raisers, and it's amazing that almost all of them responded … Continue reading
'Raising a Hero:' A New Children's Book About a Service Dog
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Hero Litter Happenings – Favorite Things!
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Where's the Birth Certificate? The Case That Barack Obama Is Not Eligible to Be President, by Jerome R. Corsi, Ph.D., Washington, D.C.: WND Books, 2011, 392 pages, hardcover.
It's a simple concept as laid out in Article II, Section 1, of the U.S. Constitution: "No Person except a natural born Citizen … shall be eligible to the office of President." For over 200 years this straightforward requirement has pretty much limited those seeking the nation's highest elected office to individuals born on U.S. soil of parents who are U.S. citizens. Until now.
With the election of Barack Obama, the nation has faced an array of troubling questions about how constitutionally qualified the 44th President of the United States really is to occupy the White House.
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BGA: Scouting Daniel Muir
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Following the injury to Kenrick Ellis on Monday Night, the Jets brought in some cover in the shape of former Colts nose tackle Daniel Muir. With Sione Po'uha's status still up in the air due to his back injury, it looks likely that Muir will have to split reps with undrafted rookie Damon Harrison and probably Mike DeVito at the nose tackle position. Jets fans might not be all that familiar with Muir, a sixth year veteran, so I've been looking at footage to try and determine what he could bring to the table.
Muir was undrafted in 2007 but made the Colts team and progressed to starter, almost winning a Super Bowl ring in 2009, as he started at defensive tackle in Super Bowl XLIV. He therefore has plenty of experience. However, he only played in four games in 2011 and failed to make the Packers roster this preseason.
After the jump, I'll be reviewing his preseason performances and considering what he could provide the Jets with this year and going forward.
Who is Daniel Muir?
A four year starter at Kent State, the 6-3 Muir was awarded first team all-MAC conference honors in his senior year. Weighing 303 pounds, he showcased some athleticism, running a 4.90 forty at his pro day, but went undrafted in 2007. He is currently listed at 322 pounds. The Packers picked him up and he was the only undrafted rookie to make their roster. He only played in three games, registering eight tackles, and went on to join the Colts from 2008-2010. Over that period, he started 24 games for them, including the Super Bowl in February 2010. He then went on to sign a one-year, $1.85m contract with the Rams in August 2011, but failed to make their opening day roster. Due to injury problems, the Colts brought back Muir for four games in the middle of last year. He was with the Packers in training camp this year, but had lots of competition at the defensive tackle position and wasn't able to win a roster spot.
Muir is regarded as more of a run stopper than a pass rusher, as he would usually come out of the game on passing downs, so it perhaps doesn't reflect too well on him that the Colts were 24th, 24th and 25th in the three years where he was getting a lot of playing time there. In 2009, his 52 tackles placed him fifth among all NFL defensive tackles (Kyle Williams led the league with 66 and nobody else had more than 56). However, as a pass rusher, he's only been credited with half a sack in his NFL career. However, he did get this sack against the Jets in the 2010 wild card game.
Muir played sparingly in his first two seasons, but was a full-time member of the defensive rotation for the Colts in 2009 and 2010. Despite being a productive tackler, he didn't force any fumbles and only batted down one pass. He also had seven missed tackles over that two year period. Other than his half sack, he had two QB hits and 15 pressures. In 2010, PFF rated him as the worst overall defensive tackle in the entire NFL. In 2009, he was slightly better, but still only 64th out of 87. He also graded out poorly in 2011, finishing 12th worst despite only playing four games, which translates to the worst grades in the NFL again on a per-snap basis. One limitation of these grades in that they don't necessarily account for whether a player is double-teamed, so that can often skew the rankings, but it's still a sign that Muir was not all that disruptive and found himself blocked out of a lot of plays. Muir's ratings were also affected by penalties, of which he has seven in his career, four of which were in 2010 (one holding and three neutral zone infractions).
However, a glimmer of hope exists in the form of this report (hat tio to LIJetsFan) that suggested he had a "terrific" training camp and was only squeezed out due to the Packers' depth at that spot. I'm therefore going to focus on the footage from his preseason games with the Packers which will hopefully give us the best idea of what he's capable of providing the Jets with right now.
2012 Preseason
Week One: San Diego
– On an outside run to the left, he managed to keep going downhill towards the run and got off his block to chase the runner down and make a diving tackle as he turned the corner for seven. A good, athletic, play that saved what could have been a bigger gain.
– Struggled to get off a single team block from the opposing center on a run to the outside.
– Beat his man in pass protection, tossing him aside, but he tripped over his teammate, who was cut to the floor, before he could get to the quarterback.
– Got off his block eventually in pass protection to rush up the middle, but the quarterback got rid of the pass before his pressure arrived.
– Was driven out of a play laterally.
– Was driven off the line initially, but managed to leverage his way in the direction of the run to help bottle it up.
– Shed his block to assist on a three yard run, but didn't get official credit.
– Initially driven off the line, but then shed his block.
– Dropped off and hit the running back to knock the ball incomplete as he read and blew up a screen pass. Good instinctive and athletic play, which drew praise from Jon Gruden.
– Shed his block and hustled across to assist on a run over the left side, but didn't get official credit.
– Penetrated into the backfield and threw his man (the center) on the floor as the Colts stuffed a run on 3rd and short.
Muir played 35 snaps with the third unit, first getting into the game in the second quarter. While he was only officially credited with one tackle, his contribution helped the Packers hold San Diego to 68 yards on 29 carries. He was often double teamed in pass protection, failing to generate any kind of push, but did manage to get off some blocks to cause a bit of disruption.
Week Two: Cleveland
– Was driven out of a play, but it only went for a short gain.
– Got a decent push on a bullrush.
– Was driven off the line, but again the run only went for a short gain.
– Shot a gap into the backfield, got cut to the floor, got back up immediately to grab the runner from behind as he hit the hole and haul him down (although he didn't get official credit). Great athleticism as he stuffed the run for a short gain.
– Drew a holding penalty.
– Was driven off the line initially, but span off the block to get into the backfield. However, it was too late as the runner had already hit the hole.
– Held his ground at the point of attack and got off the block to get a piece of the runner for three.
– Was driven off the line in a short yardage situation.
– Got into the backfield and stuffed a run for no gain. Good quickness shown on this play.
– Was blocked to the ground on one play.
– Got into the backfield to late to stop the runner, but chased him down as he bounced outside and assisted on a tackle for a short gain.
Muir was in on 31 snaps, recording three tackles. Most of these were in the second half, but he did see some second quarter action, notably in goal line situations. There were several examples of him getting penetration and also of him getting driven off the line, but he usually was able to recover and none of these tended to go for big plays. He again flashed some athleticism, but didn't make any kind of contribution as a pass rusher.
Week Three: Cincinnati
– Driven off the line by a single team block from Bengals starter Clint Boling.
– Got a good push on a bull rush.
– Nearly jumped offsides twice, but managed to recover.
– Lined up at DE and got good penetration as he shot a gap.
According to NFL.com, he was only in on 13 snaps and recorded zero tackles. However, I'm sure he was in on more plays than that and when he was, he had a reasonable impact. He did see some third quarter action against starters.
Week Four: Kansas City
– Got penetration into the backfield, but there was nobody to clean up behind him, so the runner still got to the second level easily.
– Able to get across and cut off the runner's path on 3rd and three, but allowed him to fall forward for a five yard gain as he made the tackle. Gave up crucial yards after contact on this play.
– Assisted on a tackle for a short gain, as he shed a block and the run came right at him.
– Good penetration, as he redirected the runner to the outside, where he was stopped for a loss.
– Made a tackle for a short gain on another run basically right at him.
– Driven off the line by a double team, but was still able to leverage himself into the path of the run.
– Shot a gap into the backfield, but there was nobody behind him to clean up and the runner made a big gain.
– Shed his block and made a tackle for a short gain on another run right at him.
– Was driven off the line, but recovered to get back in on the tackle, although he didn't get official credit.
– Collapsed the pocket as the quarterback stepped up to avoid a rush off the edge, leading to a red zone interception.
– Used a duck-under move to beat his man and pressured the quarterback for the first time all preseason.
– Shed his block and got in on the tackle as the Chiefs made a short yardage conversion, but didn't get official credit.
– Beat his man to the outside in pass protection, drawing a holding penalty as he forced the quarterback to step up.
– Didn't get off his block, but got a piece of the runner on his way past to bring him down for five.
– Again shed his block to get in on a tackle, but didn't get official credit.
– Chased the QB out to the sideline and forced him to throw the ball away.
– Got good penetration and this time the run was stuffed behind him.
– Was driven well out of a play.
– Was drive back off the line.
– Was forced to the inside on a running play.
With BJ Raji injured on the first snap, Muir basically played the whole game (53 snaps) only coming out in passing situations. The Packers won easily, although the Chiefs did rush for almost 250 yards at 5.6 yards per carry. They did get some decent yardage from draw plays against the pass defense though, so Muir wasn't entirely responsible. He was credited with five tackles. In this game, he actually made some contributions as a pass rusher, but it was clear he was worn down by the end.
Let's summarize my observations into categories:
With the Colts in a 4-3 system, Muir played almost exclusively as one of two defensive tackles on the inside. While he did get some DE and NT reps, these situations amounted to less than two per game over the four years he played there. With the Packers now running 3-4, Muir was almost exclusively used at nose tackle, although he did play some DE as well. One observation is that he often lined up a yard back off the line of scrimmage. If you read BGA Extra this week, you may recall I got a question asking me why Kenrick Ellis does that.
Pass rush
Clearly Muir isn't known as a pass rusher, hasn't put up good numbers and usually comes out of the game in passing situations. He did show some flashes in the last game, but a lot of the time he was posing no threat whatsoever. This isn't a major problem, because on passing downs the Jets could employ someone like Wilkerson, DeVito or Coples at the nose tackle position, or even put two of those guys on the interior of a four man line with two hybrid linebackers (Maybin, Pace, McIntyre) outside them.
Muir usually seems to use brute strength to get off blocks, which often means he gets off the block too late to disrupt a play. However, I did see some quickness from him, shooting gaps and avoiding pass blockers. Also, he attempted to use a spin move at times.
Standing his ground
The main observation I had about Muir, is that he would usually play his opponent to a tie. By that I mean that he might get driven off the line, but if he did, he would either be able to hold his ground initially or he'd eventually get off the block and recover, so although they might be able to surge forward for a few yards, there was rarely a huge hole opened up. Similarly, when he did manage to get off a block or into the backfield, it usually wasn't immediately because it would only be on his counter move that Muir could get free. So this means he didn't blow up too many plays, but was able to get in on a lot of plays that were restricted to short gains. Further evidence of this comes from the fact that if Muir was taken out of a play, it often didn't go for a big gain, whereas there were some plays where he got into the backfield, only for the runner to still have room in behind him.
Goal line
Goal line defense is definitely one position where the Jets will need to use Muir, unless the Colts never end up in that situation. On the plays I saw, Muir generally did a good job of getting penetration, although this often didn't prevent the runner from scoring.
Obviously one hurdle is the fact that Muir won't know the playbook yet, which could be a problem, especially with the way the Jets have been struggling with their run fits. However, he's been with a few different teams and has played in both 4-3 and 3-4 systems, so that could stand him in good stead. I'd imagine that they can give him (and Harrison, who let's not forget has next to no NFL experience) some simple assignments predicated on them just driving their man forward and reacting to the play. They could also use him (and Harrison) as the nose tackle on some of those passing situations in order to keep DeVito fresh, since that assignment amounts to taking on a double team, getting a surge if you can and there's no real downside because if you don't generate any pressure, you weren't really expected to anyway.
On one outstanding play that I highlighted above, Muir made a great read to blow up a screen pass. His experience will no doubt give him the edge over Harrison in this area. Having said that, there were some examples in his Colts days of him making peculiar reads and taking himself totally out of a play by running away from the action. Also, it could be that some of the plays where he shot a gap and the play gained yardage might have been his fault because he was required to maintain his gap on those plays. That may be more ill-discipline than poor instincts though and is probably not uncommon when you have guys trying to make a roster by getting noticed.
Batting passes
In his entire NFL career, Muir has only batted down one pass and it's not difficult to see why. He often doesn't get any surge in the passing game which means he's well off the line of scrimmage. However, I did see him at least attempting to drop off into passing lanes where he wasn't getting anywhere with his pass rush.
Based on the preseason footage, Muir has impressive athleticism for a man his size. Chasing down plays when you're such a big man is always impressive to watch and the play where he was cut to the ground but got back up again to make the stop was great. He therefore doesn't compare with a slow-as-molasses Howard Green type and obviously he is a lot smaller than Harrison and Ellis. It will be interesting to see if he can hold his ground at the point of attack against his former teammates on the Colts line.
Muir played over 1,000 snaps during 2009 and 2010, so clearly is a guy who can handle a lot of playing time. We saw signs of this in preseason, especially in the last game. Playing 53 snaps is not something the Jets would usually expect out of their starting defensive tackles, let alone a rotational player, so it's impressive enough that he managed to handle that workload. As you can see from the analysis, he was getting handled at the end of the game, though, as it was clear he was tapped.
Muir seems like a popular guy, quite energetic and got fired up after some big plays. I didn't see any examples of him complaining to the officials or getting chippy with an opponent.
Muir has established himself as a rotational level player in this league. Even when he was starting, the fact he was struggling, suggests he would have been better off in a straightforward role. For the Jets, his experience is very valuable and they absolutely need bodies at defensive tackle this week – even if Po'uha can unexpectedly go. It will be interesting to compare his performance (and Harrison's) with that of Martin Tevaseu, who has been doing reasonably well in a backup role with the Colts.
If Ellis and Po'uha can get healthy again, you wonder how long Muir will actually be here. Even if he sees more action than and outplays Harrison, I'd imagine that the Jets would prefer to keep Harrison in light of his potential, especially since if they let Muir go but then need him again later in the year, he could be still available. For Sunday, though, he'll almost certainly be needed at some point and will hopefully be fired up to prove himself against his former team.
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Wednesday, December 01, 2010Cooper Wood is a busy man. He works for the family business, Jim Wood and Associates, and also coaches softball and serves as an assistant in basketball at Nashville Christian. He and his wife, Diane, also keep up with four children and three grandchildren. He pausedlong enough to share some information with lipscombsports.com.
What sport did you play at Lipscomb? What years? Who were your coaches?
"I played basketball from 1970-73 for coach Mike Clark.
What is your fondest athletic memory at Lipscomb?
"Playing against Belmont. It was always a great atmosphere. And hitting a late basket against them to help send the game into overtime which we won.
"I also combined in back-to-back games with Bruce Bowers to score a total of 52 points each game. Bruce had 50 points in each game. I was his sub."
Who had the biggest influence on you during your athletic career at Lipscomb? How?
"Fessor" Boyce. He was always a positive influence to me and all of the athletes. He had such a strong love for Lipscomb and for what it stands for. It rubbed off on the student-athletes."
What is your fondest athletic memory from your time at Lipscomb?
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"Also the friendships you gained with your teammates and the members of the student body."
What is the most valuable thing you gained or learned from your time at Lipscomb?
"Friendships that last forever through good and bad times."
Who was your favorite professor? Why?
"Coach Ken Dugan because he was like he was on the baseball field. He got straight to the point and made it and you understood."
Where do you live now?
"Franklin, Tenn.
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Routine Screening for Eosinophilic Esophagitis in Patients Presenting With Dysphagia
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The purpose of this study is to identify the prevalence of pathologic eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) in the cohort of adult patients who present for specialty care in the gastroenterology clinics with complaint of difficulty swallowing (dysphagia). From this, the investigators will make recommendations regarding routine screening for the diagnosis in this cohort. The prevalence of EoE in patients presenting for specialty care in the gastroenterology clinics with the complaint of dysphagia is great enough that the diagnosis should be routinely screened against in this cohort.
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|Routine Screening for Eosinophilic Esophagitis in Patients Presenting With Dysphagia
4 endoscopic biopsies from 5 locations: duodenum, stomach, distal esophagus, mid esophagus and proximal esophagus
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Obstructive Dysphagia
Patients who complained of dysphagia, which had an obstructive etiology for their symptoms at the time of endoscopy (ring, mass, stricture, etc)
Non-obstructive Dysphagia
Patients whose endoscopy was normal and without any obvious etiology for their symptoms noted.
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Adult patients over age 18, presenting to the Gastroenterology Clinic with the complaint of dysphagia
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- on inhaled steroids within the last 30 days
- on systemic steroids in the last 30 days
- known diagnosis of Eosinophilic Esophagitis
- obvious obstructive etiology found at endoscopy
- increased risk of bleeding (on blood thinners or anti-platelet agents other than aspirin)
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01028235
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Keywords provided by San Antonio Uniformed Services Health Education Consortium:
Eosinophilic Esophagitis
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Deglutition Disorders
Eosinophilic Esophagitis
Digestive System Diseases
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Immune System Diseases
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BOSTON Carly Mercer continued to torment Harvard as the Clarkson University womens hockey team defeated the Crimson 3-1 to wrap up second place in the ECAC Hockey standings and clinch a home berth for the opening round of the playoffs next weekend.
The Golden Knights (26-8 overall, 18-4 ECAC), which sent Harvard to its first loss at home this season, will face seventh-seeded Rensselaer in the playoff opener at Cheel Arena.
Clarkson swept the season series against Harvard, getting goals from Mercer, Vanessa Gagnon and Jamie Lee Rattray. Erica Howe made 39 saves for the Golden Knights.
Mercer, a junior, scored her fourth goal of the year against the Crimson, putting Clarkson ahead 1-0 12 minutes, 58 seconds into the first period. Clarkson went up 2-0 after Danielle Skirrow stole the puck from behind the Harvard net and found Gagnon as the buzzer sounded ending the first period.
Rattrays goal in the third period was her 19th of the year, setting a single-season Clarkson record for points with 45.
Harvard (20-5-3, 16-3-2) received a goal from Miye DOench.
Sasha Nanji scored a pair of goals as Dartmouth knocked St. Lawrence from home-ice contention with a victory in Hanover, N.H.
St. Lawrence (17-12-4, 12-6-3) will travel to face Quinnipiac in the first-round, best-of-three playoff series next weekend.
Dartmouth (16-8-5, 11-7-4), which plays Harvard in its first-round series, jumped out to a 5-0 lead on SLU, scoring twice in the first period and three times in the second. Dartmouth went 4-for-7 in the power play. Karlee Odland added two goals for the Big Green, and Laura Stacey, Reagan Fisher and Morgan Illikainen added goals.
Kelly Sabatine and Amanda Boulier scored for the Saints.
Kelly Legg scored 18 points, was named the tournament MVP and helped St. Lawrence defeat William Smith in Canton for the Liberty League title and its first NCAA Division III tournament berth in four years.
SLU (19-8) will find out its NCAA opponent and destination on Monday.
Allison Cady, who joined Legg on the all-tournament team, added 14 points for the Saints, who outlasted the Herons (17-10) in a game that experienced 12 lead changes and eight ties.
Kara McDuffee, who finished with six points, eight rebounds, six assists and six steals, supplied four free throws in the final seconds to keep the Saints ahead.
Sydna Salvatore scored 26 points for William Smith. Sasha Borenstein added 10 points.
St. Lawrence won four individual championships and added a relay victory to take second place behind Ithaca College in the New York State Collegiate Track Conference indoor championships in Ithaca.
The first-place Bombers finished with 242 points. The Saints followed with 192 in the 12-team field.
Divya Biswal set a school and facility record in the triple jump, taking the event with a 12.04-meter distance, shattering a record for a third straight meet. SLU sophomore Carly Stine broke an 11-year-old school mark in the 500 meters, also breaking a facility record by winning in 1:17.17. Teammate Ella Martin set a facility mark in the 3000 meters in 10:19.86 to win the race. Senior Jess Marini captured the 800.
The Saints 1,600 relay of Marini, Anna Pond, Hannah Kinsey and Stine edged Rochester by .73 seconds for the victory.
Mike Scott recorded the lone championship for St. Lawrence as the Saints placed fourth in the NYS Collegiate Track Conference indoor finals in Ithaca.
Scott captured the high jump for the Saints, who registered 117.5 points.
Host Ithaca won the team event with 139.5 points, followed by Rensselaer and the Rochester Institute of Technology.
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Alexander Taylor repeated as SUNYAC champion in the 200 breaststroke in a conference record time of 2:05.48 as the Bears set five school records on the final day of the championships in Buffalo.
Potsdams men finished fifth with 267 points. The Potsdam women were eighth with 137 points.
Both the mens and womens 400 freestyle relays set school records.
St. Lawrence mens skier Graham Scott and womens skier Ashley-Kate Durham each qualified for the NCAA Division III meet after the two alpine teams NCAA regional performance in Lewiston, Maine. Durham is making her fourth appearance in the NCAAs and Scott his second.
Both the Saints mens and womens teams finished ninth in the slalom Saturday at Sunday River. Durham topped all Saints skiers with a 15th place finish for the women. Nick Stenicka led the SLU men, placing 26th.
St. Lawrence sophomore Austin Meng placed 11th in the 15-kilometer freestyle at the NCAA regionals in Lewiston, Maine, and qualified for the NCAA Nordic championships March 6-9 at Middlebury College.
Mengs finish helped the Saints to a sixth-place finish in the regional event.
For the women, Kelsey Nichols led the Saints with a 19th-place showing in the 10K freestyle, narrowly missing a berth in the NCAA championships.
Junior Christian Perryman finished third in the slalom for Clarkson, which captured the USCSA Eastern Regionals at Mount Abram in Greenwood, Maine.
The Clarkson men won with an aggregate time of 5:05.10. The Clarkson women finished fifth.
St. Lawrence recorded its first victory over Cornell in program history, upsetting the fifth-seeded Big Red in the College Squash Association Championship in New Haven, Conn.
The eighth-seeded Saints (11-5) move on to the consolation finals.
SUNY Canton opened its season with a pair of losses in a doubleheader against Hillsdale College in Lakeland, Fla.
Theresas Gerardo Torres hit a two-run triple for Canton in the teams 6-5 opening loss.
Eddie Morel hit a pair of doubles for the Kangaroos and drove in two runs in a 13-7 defeat in the second game.
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Haven't gotten the new Paper Mario game yet but I hear it's not as dark as the last two were.
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I just bought Halo 4 yesterday and I love it! It may be the best Halo game I've ever played! It's a shame they reduced the amount of blood though.
Previously I played Dishonored which I DESPISED! It's such an infuriating game! It won't let you do anything! It gives you amazing abilities on the condition that you never use them!
Kickin it old school with Baten Kaitos origins for the gamecube! (Bonus for anyone whose played it )
Looking for inspiration
Did another playthrough of a game. This ones a little older but its good all the same.
For some reason I decided to play a Sonic only S&K3 game at my bro's house today. Gotta love the classics.
Replaying Paper Mario TTYD. Excluding the backtracking at certain points, its a game that I'll probably never get tired of playing. Also being able to not ragequit when trying to complete the Pit of 100 trials is something I look forward to doing again.
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I haven't gotten around to finishing up the Wii Paper Mario though I thought that one was a real stinker probably why I was never fully engaged into it.
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Just bought Assassin's Creed 3 Deluxe on Steam. Let me get through the first God awful two hours of bullshit.
I really don't post here often enough and now I feel like i'm just shamelessly promoting this, but there is a kickstarter project currently running for this thing called LA game space. Here some spiel about it.
I just thought I would share it with some gamers because I think it sounds like cool idea, it could really benefit from just being known more and also it has great rewards for backing.We are creating a place for discovering the potential of video games. The Space is in Los Angeles, but everyone online will be able to participate in our talks, workshops, and exhibitions. All of our programs are open to anyone in the world.
LA Game Space is a nonprofit center for videogame art, design, and research. It is a place for game innovation, education, and exhibition; where all of us can play and make and study and showcase games.
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Finally beat AC III. Still not sure how I feel about the ending. Not disappointed, but hoped for a little more payoff after slogging through 5 games. Still liked the game though. Just have 2 or 3 more trophies to earn in order to get Platinum.
Who likes the Onimusha series?
I had all kinds of problems with the final boss during my first playthrough. Up until then I mainly relied on items like Boo Sheets, Thunderbolts, and star power upgrades but all of those went straight out the window since its a very long battle. All I know is getting the strange sack from the pit will make your life so much easier in the later stages.
I played the first two games way back when they first came out and thought they were pretty good for a hack and slasher.Who likes the Onimusha series?
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I know I'm late to the party but I just finished red dead redemption, Fucking great game. I started on the undead nightmare expansion but just couldnt get into it.
Ive also been playing playstation allstars with my mates recently. merciless smash bros rip off, but honestly, is that even a bad thing? so much fucking fun!
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I love zombie games usually. I couldn't get enough of L4d, dead island, walking dead haha. but undead nightmare was just a bit repetitive for me.
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For me though growing up and playing the first 3 genesis games Sonic 3 was the easiest and I'd put both 1 and 2 as hard for me since I just basically ran through the levels without collecting many rings for extra lives/continues which is something they'll come back to get you especially if you're not good at timed jumps/dodging.
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Finally beat Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks. The last boss fight was tough, but fun. The quest for the golden compass felt like padding, IMO. And whoever put in the flute playing segments should have barbed wire shoved up their urethra.
At least now I can say that I beat every Zelda game (The CDi abominations don't count)
Only Played Ocarina of Time and Twlight Princess,and enjoyed both games a ton. Ocarina of Time IMO is one of the best games ever made.
Any love for PC gaming in here? Looks like a consolefest!
Scariest game ever made:
TOR had horrible optimization issues at the start. I believe it's a bit better now. I may go back to playing TOR now that it is F2P. I'm hopefully still on prophecy of the five.
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Sunday started and ended with two single-vehicle traffic accidents ending with vehicles on their tops and the drivers injured. Sunday night, the crash was in Ashe County, where 16-year old Tyler Sheets lost control of the 2001 ford F-350 dually truck he was driving on Wade Bare Road
just out of Jefferson. Trooper Collins said the teen ran off the road to the left and crashed into the waters of Ezra Fork Creek, the truck landing upside-down in the water. Collins said that injuries were not life-threatening, but the Grassy Creek teen was transported to Ashe Memorial for treatment. The trooper said the truck was totaled, and that he filed no charges in the wreck. The early Sunday wreck was in Foscoe, posted in an earlier GBR story.
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By Megan YoungPrice
In response to a letter written by Wayne Frandsen (Sun Advocate. Letters to the Editor, Jan. 1, 2013), it sounds like you may be related to one or even two of our Carbon County Commissioners.
I am writing to explain some of the anger many residents are feeling towards losing the recreation programs, since you really do not seem to understand. It has been a great source of tourism to our County. The trips to Range Creek alone were sold out every year for every trip. I know people from Idaho that have tried for a couple years to get into one of the trips, but the trips fill up fast, proving how popular they were. When the programs are gone and the equipment sold off at pennies on the dollar we will never be able to get them back, even after the Commissioners are gone and replaced (Range Creek being one of them).
The damage these so called "public servants" are causing to the tourism of our county will take many years to recover from, and the hit that our economy will take is what has me and many others angry. Anything that brings tourism is being attacked. The gun range, which was a world class range, has now been cut back to one employee, and the hours have been cut. Now, for the first time in five years, the range has had to close in the winter because there is no longer snow removal. Family reunions, business parties, and even weddings have been held there with the most amazing accommodations and a friendly staff (which are now gone), and many of those attending were from out of town. I must also say, the locals love that place. The competitions and dances will be missed, they will not be able to accommodate them as well as they had in the past..
The rodeo grounds have been affected by cutbacks along with the motocross track. All of these venues have brought money into our county. Many rodeo attendees from the past have voiced sadness to the direction things are going. I have lived here for many years, and I have watched Carbon County go from a drive-by on the way to Moab to a place that people actually stopped and stayed and played... and spent money. Granted many still just drive through on their way to Moab, but they were starting to take notice of what we had to offer and coming back.
To quote Mr. Frandsen, "I feel that we are fortunate to have a Board of Commissioners who feels a duty and responsibility to watch after the tax monies they administer". Somehow, I do not believe that. If, in fact, this was just a matter of saving the county money, then why do they want to spend millions of tax dollars on a new county building that the people do not want and that is way too extravagant for our small community? Does that sound like they care about our tax monies?
Not to me, and not to many others. It looks like politicians just furthering their personal agendas without regard to the public interest.
Every one of the decisions they have made should have been brought before the public so that the people have a voice in the matter. But no. Instead, they chose to make these decisions in private meetings and when the voting public asks questions, we are ignored completely. No representation whatsoever. And by the way when you say "we," whom exactly do you mean? You do not live here and you do not vote here, so, therefore, the tax dollars these men are responsible for are not yours.
You are correct that not all decisions will be popular with everyone, but the Commissioners work for us, the voters, and the decisions should be made as if they were our decisions, not the other way around. I think they lost sight of that after they took office. I can say they never run for office and win again. It is just unfortunate for the citizens that we have two more years to have to be subjected to the bad management of our county.
So, Mr. Frandsen, there is more to the debate than your relatives or your friends are telling you about. I know you have not read a big debate in the paper, because I read the paper myself, and I really wish it was a bigger debate in the press than it has been. It is not just because we say "without the program we will have nothing to do." We will still have our family outings and such, as you described, but our local businesses will take a hit, along with our economy; and that affects us all.
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When Brad Richards was seven years old he lost his cousin and best friend Jamie (5 years old) to a brain tumor. To honor the memory of his friend, Richards set up the Brad Richards Foundation which "exists to provide exceptional experiences and treatment for children and families enduring chronic and life threatening illness."
In a 2005 article in the St. Pete Times, Damian Cristodero writes:
There is a moment after every Lightning home game that reminds Brad Richards what truly is important.
It happens shortly after the final horn, when Tampa Bay's star center walks into a room under the stands of the St. Pete Times Forum and into a world of smiles and thank yous.
It is when Richards meets the childhood cancer patients who watched the game from his suite.
Richards father Glen told the St. Pete Times "As the years went on, he thought about it and realized that, as a pro athlete, he could give back and always have Jamie's memory."
Stars Blog Laughs2Loud wrote about Richards when he first arrived in Dallas and came upon this story of what Richards did with the Stanley Cup in Tampa Bay.
His former GM Jay Feaster told The Hockey News "I love Brad like a son and I think the world of him. He's just a wonderful young man who was raised the right way."
His former teammate Marty St. Louis told a story of how he and Richards went to Toronto for the 2004 NHL awards and how Richards accompanied St. Louis to an early morning portion of the ceremony where the Lester B. Pearson award (which St. Louis was nominated for) was being handed out. St. Louis said "he came to the ceremony to support me- that just showed what kind of teammate and individual he was, because that morning wasn't about him."
St. Louis added "he's a heck of a hockey player but he's twice the person."


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Fern E. Barber, 19, of 815 Main St., was arrested Sunday at 1 p.m. on city court arrest warrants for second-degree criminal contempt and second-degree unlawful imprisonment. City police said she allegedly violated a court order of protection and cornered her mother, Dawn M. Hall, 42, same address, in the bathroom of their home. She was released on her own recognizance and is due in court today.
Robert J. Pike, 24 of 447 Belmont Courts, was arrested Sunday at 10:20 a.m. on city court arrest warrants for second-degree harassment and endangering the welfare of a child. City police said he allegedly threw DVD cases at Sammantha N. Davis, 25, same address, and her year-old daughter. He was released on his own recognizance and is due in court May 21.
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Laura A. Foster was named Friday as interim executive director of the Frederic Remington Art Museum in Ogdensburg.
Ms. Foster, the museums curator since 1989, will lead the museum once current Executive Director Edward A. LaVarnway retires June 1.
Ms. Foster, 47, a native of Potsdam and a resident of Canton, will have interim status for six months with a $12,500 bump in her $44,250 annual salary and hold down both jobs. She will then be evaluated and is expected then to be named permanent executive director and curator.
Im sure that Ill be able to do the jobs, Ms. Foster said. I have very high hopes.
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With the appointment of Laura, we are opening a new chapter in the life of this world-class museum, he said Friday. This is a very exciting time for the museum and for Ogdensburg. We wish Laura the very best and look forward to working with her. No one knows the museum better than Laura.
Mr LaVarnway agreed.
I was both thrilled and deeply satisfied that the museums trustees selected Laura Foster to succeed me as executive director, he said. Laura brings an unmatched knowledge of this institution and Frederic Remington to the job. As important, she is respected and loved by everyone in the Remington community. I know she will sustain and improve the museums mission in the finest traditions of its 90-year history.
Ms. Foster, one of 24 candidates for the job, is looking ahead to new double duty.
I am very pleased to be moving into the interim executive director role, she said. This feels like a natural transition at this point in my career. Directing the museum while continuing my curatorial duties will be a big load, but Im excited to take it on. With nearly 24 years as the museums curator, the move should be a smooth transition. look forward to working closely with the board and staff to accomplish much.
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Price City police responded to another complaint about a counterfeit $50 bill Wednesday morning. This time the phony 50 was discovered at the Eastern Utah Community Credit Union.
Officer Steve Regruto said the bill appears to have been forged in the same manner as the other counterfeit money found at two Price stores two weeks ago. The counterfeiters removed the ink from a real $5 bill and reprinted the blank paper with a copy of a 50.
Three suspects in that case are still being held in Carbon County Jail. All three gave Wasatch Front addresses when they were arrested by Helper police for probation and parole violations.
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