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Welcome to SportsNation! On Friday, ESPN.com senior MLB writer Jayson Stark will drop in to chat some baseball.
Jayson Stark has been a senior baseball writer for ESPN.com since 2000. His regular contributions include the newsy Rumblings and Grumblings column and his tilted look inside baseball's numbers and quirks, the Useless Information Department.
His latest book, "Wild Pitches" examines the "why" behind baseball's winners and losers to give fans a rare look inside the game. He tries to answer questions like, how do high-priced contracts impact a team's ability to compete for a title? How do sabermetrics play a role?
Send your questions now and join Stark Friday at 1 p.m. ET!
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Jayson Stark (1:01 PM)
Hey there. I'm actually logged in on time this week, thanks to the miracle of no traffic on the drive home from Bristol. I have a big piece on the collision rule on our site today. We talked NL MVP last night on Baseball Tonight. Kevin Towers got fired today. Lots to talk about! So let's get started.
Kardfan (Illinois)
Jayson: How much does a healthy and contributing Wacha change the landscape of the NL Playoff picture?
Jayson Stark (1:04 PM)
As I look at the Cardinals, I see a team that will go as far as its pitching takes it this October. The offense is power-challenged and speed-challenged. So plug in Michael Wacha, get Wainwright back on track and this is a dangerous team. I saw every start Wacha made last October. In those 3 starts against Pittsburgh & LA, he went 21 innings, 8 hits! So he's a guy who can rise to any moment. And that's what October is all about.
Ed (Queens Village)
I am not a fan of 2nd WC. Could you see 1 of 2nd WC winners at 85 wins or lower?
Jayson Stark (1:06 PM)
The second Wild Card in the NL could easily be in that range. I actually like this. But this is one of those years where the second WC in the National League doesn't look as if it's going to be particularly deserving, not with the way all those teams have played down the stretch. But get back to me in three weeks!
Daniel (Miami) [via mobile]
Stanton for MVP? Who will be your vote?
Jayson Stark (1:09 PM)
I honestly don't know yet. I think it's down to Stanton, McCutchen and Kershaw. And I'm willing to let it play out. But on Baseball Tonight, I asked Tim Kurkjian if he could ever remember a guy who led his league in OBP, Slugging, OPS, Adjusted OPS, home runs, RBIs, total bases, times reaching base, walks, intentional walks and home run ratio losing the MVP to a pitcher? I don't. But if there were ever a year where that could happen, this is that year, because Kershaw has been that dominating.
David [via mobile]
Jayson: With the Pirates playing 16 of the final 23 game against below .500 team, and the other 7 against the teams they're chasing for the second wild card, do you think they get in?
Jayson Stark (1:11 PM)
I do, actually. I'm worried about their bullpen. And they have a ton of games on the road. But since mid-May, they have by far the best record of Milwaukee, Atlanta, Miami and their own team. As long as McCutchen is healthy, I think they find a way to get there. But they can't keep losing games late the way they have over the last week. Somehow, they need to get that bullpen settled down.
Nathan (Kansas City)
In your story, you noted two rather egregious examples of home plate collision calls that follow Rule 7.13 but do not encompass the spirit of the game. I agree it is important to get this figured out before the playoffs, and I think MLB will, but to me more importantly is the gray area, the bang-bang plays. That is no easy task for sure, especially with the playoffs fast approaching, but MLB has been non-active on this issue for the entire season up to this point, so they will only have themselves to blame if a playoff game or series is decided on a questionable interpretation of this rule. Do you think they can come up with a solution that will be workable this year?
Jayson Stark (1:14 PM)
I don't think they'll come up with a "solution" because there's too much disagreement over the big picture. I do think they'll come up with a "clarification" that reminds one and all what the rule is and isn't intended to do. It's intended to protect catchers who are defenseless. It's not intended to award runs on a technicality to runners who are out by 15 feet. But the plays in between are going to continue to cause confusion, and they're going to be an issue this October. I've heard players, coaches and executives predict that some catcher is going to receive a throw in the postseason, choose to block the plate and get run over, because runs are so important. I cringe already thinking about everything that could ensue if that happens.
will [via mobile]
Justin Upton has be in conversation. If nt for him we wouldn't even be talking about braves playoffs. And also Heyward. He has the most defensive runs saved. That HAS to be valuable.
Jayson Stark (1:16 PM)
I agree. Upton should be in the argument. I don't think he's in the top three right now. Heyward is trickier. He's obviously a fantastic defender. But I don't see any trend that suggests MVP voters weigh defense heavily enough to give him a lot of votes.
Andres (GA)
Please tell me that even if Abreu pulls off the triple crown, he won't beat Trout in the MVP voting? I cannot stand a 3rd straight year of injustice.
Jayson Stark (1:18 PM)
I think you're safe. I see Trout in a landslide right now. I don't think Abreu will wind up winning the triple crown. And even if he does, he'll be doing it for a fourth-place team. It won't carry the same weight with voters as Cabrera doing it for a first-place team. There's actually more sophisticated thinking going on in award voting than ever before -- but it isn't unanimous!
Sean (Colorado)
Regarding Wainwright, most of his overall numbers are what we've come to expect but since the break, and during his current slump, his strikeouts have nose-dived, roughly 6/9ip. Do you think he's just going through a period of fatigue or is there something bigger going on?
Jayson Stark (1:21 PM)
His stuff hasn't been nearly as good. I think it's that simple. He's clearly worn down by the marathon. But he's so smart and so competitive, he can still find a way to keep his team in almost every start. He just isn't the same guy, with the same weapons, he had early. He could really benefit from the Cardinals running away with the division, so they could lighten his load heading for the postseason.
stephen (forsyth, mt) [via mobile]
Why can't the cy young and mvp be separated? start a revolution mr stark. I think you, peter gammons and tim kurkjian could make this happen right?
Jayson Stark (1:23 PM)
They're already separated, but not to the point where pitchers are banned from winning the MVP, if that's what you mean. In fact, after the Pedro debacle of 1999, when two voters left him off their MVP ballots entirely, the instructions were changed to specifically say pitchers are eligible for this award. It hasn't had much effect, practically, though. In the 14 elections since, the only two pitchers who even got a first-place vote were Verlander and Santana.
Chip (Delaware)
I know a lot of folks like to bash the Orioles pitching since they apparently don't really have an "ace" pitcher in the rotation. As I see it, Baltimore has outstanding defense and the pitchers take full advantage of that, rather than relying on strikeouts all the time (and they have an outstanding bullpen, at least other than the last few days). What do you think of the Orioles pitching staff?
Jayson Stark (1:26 PM)
I actually picked the Orioles to win the World Series, so I don't share the fears that many people seem to have about them. I do worry that they don't have a true ace or even a lot of swings and misses in that rotation. But my theory is that to win the World Series, you have to dominate one end of the game. And it doesn't have to be the front end. It can be the back end. And I love this bullpen and the way Buck uses it. Best defense in the field. Best lineup in the field. One of the sharpest managers alive. So why not? Did you know that since the start of August, the Orioles have a plus-55 run differential? That team is clearly being undersold, I think.
phil (pa)
What do you think the phillies offseason looks like? Another year of RAJ signing veterans and relievers?
Jayson Stark (1:29 PM)
I don't think anything is certain right now. Too many questions about who's in charge, who's going to be in charge and what it all means. Ruben is still telling his friends he isn't sure if he'll be back, which I find interesting. It's impossible to know how long David Montgomery will remain on leave of absence. It's hard to discern what it means that Pat Gillick will be more heavily involved in the day-to-day operation. So who knows. I don't think they like their team a whole lot. But how much they will or can change it between now and April is impossible to assess until we get a better sense of their leadership situation.
Sean (Colorado)
Are the Yankees just stringing Tanaka along since there is no way Tanaka doesn't miss the entire 2015 season or do they really think he can help them later this year?
Jayson Stark (1:31 PM)
He's running out of time to make an impact this year. But I think the people who just assume he's having Tommy John Surgery are making a mistake. There's no indication right now that's the track he wants to pursue. And unless the diagnosis changes, which is possible, or he has a major setback, which is also possible, he appears determined to go the Ervin Santana route -- rehab it, strengthen it and try to avoid Tommy John.
Steve (Toronto)
Last night Joe Maddon was upset as John Gibbons requested a replay practically from the dugout, without crossing the foul line. This actually saved time of the Manager waiting to hear from his video guys whether it should be challenged or not. Two weeks ago Maddon protested a game because Gibbons took too long to challenge a play. Do you think the process of replay challenges needs to be worked on?
Jayson Stark (1:33 PM)
Absolutely. And that's GOING to happen. I can't tell you exactly what they'll change to. But I can promise you we won't have another year of managers hemming and hawing until they get a signal on whether to challenge. Everybody hates that. Now they just have to figure out Plan B.
Ivan Garcia (Jerez) [via mobile]
You've heard of Julio Urias right? The Dodgers 18-year-old phenom from Mexico, who has been dominating the minors. Southpaw too. Doesn't it remind you of, dare I say it, Fernandomania?
Jayson Stark (1:34 PM)
Saw him in the Futures Game. Most impressive arm I saw all day, and that's saying something.
Ray [via mobile]
No one from the Nats for MVP?
Jayson Stark (1:35 PM)
I consider everybody and every team when I vote. But which National could you make a case for, as being more impactful than Kershaw or Stanton, or McCutchen or Lucroy? Anthony Rendon has been tremendous. But he doesn't crack the top of this ballot. Sorry.
David (DC)
Since all that foolish talk about demoting him, Bryce Harper is batting .313/.361/.566 with 8 homers. In the second half, .294/.367/.481. What kind of impact can he have down the stretch an into the postseason?
Jayson Stark (1:37 PM)
If I remember this stat right, since Aug. 1, Stanton leads the NL in home runs -- and Bryce Harper is second. With Bryce's talent and energy, he has the capability to be a franchise-changing figure. He's a huge addition to that lineup. Dangerous team.
Chioke Hassan (Baltimore,Md)
Dear JaysonCould you see the A's with a new stadium in Oakland?
Jayson Stark (1:38 PM)
I think that's their only option for a new stadium at this point. But the Raiders mess just adds to that chaos.
Kevin (LA)
So how good do you think Jonathan Schoop will be the next few years? He's starting to put everything together this past month or so.
Jayson Stark (1:39 PM)
Incredibly talented. But still struggles with offspeed stuff. And if he's going to become a centerpiece player, he's going to need to fix that. But he can hit anybody's fastball -- and he has been!
Max (KC) [via mobile]
Where do you think Alex Gordon will finish in the AL MVP race? Where should he finish??
Jayson Stark (1:41 PM)
I can't say I've totally figured out my AL MVP ballot yet! But Alex Gordon looks like a clear top-five finisher to me, and maybe higher if he has a September that looks anything like August, and the Royals win the division. I know people love to dismiss the strong-finish-for-a-contender narrative. But history tells us over and over that voters love to vote that way!
Moshe (Toronto)
Who do you think will pull ahead in the AL WC race?
Jayson Stark (1:42 PM)
I think we'll be looking at Tigers at Oakland -- Price or Scherzer versus Lester. I think I'd watch that game! How about you?
Jayson Stark (1:42 PM)
I think we'll be looking at Tigers at Oakland -- Price or Scherzer versus Lester. I think I'd watch that game! How about you?
Frank Costanza (Queens)
Will Tulo get traded in the offseason? Any speculation on where he might go?
Jayson Stark (1:43 PM)
Chance of that happening is almost zero. Ownership doesn't want to trade him. And thanks to his continuing health issues, they'd have to sell too low. Can't see it.
Nate (Overland Park)
The Royals have been a very streaky team of late, and they have the most important tools (pitching and defense) to make a long playoff run should they make it. But the offense is poor. Can they score enough runs to keep up with the Angels, Tigers, & Orioles?
Jayson Stark (1:46 PM)
I think that's everyone's question. The one quality they do have going for them is that they don't strike out. And in an age of swinging and missing, that's an asset that can potentially show up in October. But they also have a chance to reach the postseason with fewer home runs than any AL playoff team in nearly 40 years. So I still worry about their ability to score against good pitching in October.
Aaron (Leesburg, VA)
Can the Yankees make a strong enough push to get Mr. Jeter in the postseason his final year?
Jayson Stark (1:47 PM)
I don't see it. As of this morning, Baseball Prospectus gives them a 4 percent chance to sneak in. They've done an amazing job of hanging in there. But without Tanaka, they're just not an upper-echelon team in any facet of the game. And they have almost no margin for error. That's a tough combination.
Rich (NYC)
Can you see the Rocks shipping off CarGo then? Schoenfield said earlier this week that he bets one of them is gone.
Jayson Stark (1:48 PM)
If one of them has to go, CarGo would be the guy. But it would be a similar situation. Couldn't stay on the field again this year. So they'd undoubtedly have to sell low. Depends how motivated they are to move his money or change their mix. But I'd bet on both him and Tulo being back, as things stand now.
Anyway King Felix loses the CY this season?
Jayson Stark (1:49 PM)
Anything is possible, I guess. But he'd have to have about an 80.00 ERA in September for that to happen!
Tim I. (Los Angeles)
Chris Carter, Home Run hitter. As the Astro rebuild continues, do you think they will keep Carter or look to move him for young assets to an AL contender where he could DH? He reminds me of good old Cliff Johnson from back in the day...
Jayson Stark (1:52 PM)
If I were them, I'd look to move him this winter. His value has never been higher than it is right now. Power is so scarce in the game that I could see somone convincing themselves he's this winter's Mark Trumbo. But long-term, there's still way too much swinging and missing in his game for most teams to trust that the guy we've seen in the second half is what he's going to continue to be.
Tom (Chandler, AZ)
Which direction do the D-Backs go now? Will Gibson survive? As long as the new GM is GRITTY!
Jayson Stark (1:55 PM)
Stop it! I've said this every time I've been asked about them over the last few months: You should never try to predict what Tony La Russa might think or do. He thinks things through in his own unique way. So while my hunch is that the manager won't survive this either, a lot depends on which way Tony decides to go on his next GM. I'd expect he'll hire someone with some previous ties to him. But that's much more likely to be someone like Gary Laroque than Walt Jocketty. Can't see Walt leaving to go to work UNDER Tony, after all those years when it was the other way around.
Rob (Chicago)
If you had to pick a team to be a top 5 team for the next 10 years, would the Cubs be in that group with all these prospects coming up?
Jayson Stark (1:58 PM)
How could they not be? This is exactly the kind of team-building approach Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer laid out the blueprint for when they took over. Build a team with a chance to make the playoffs seven times in 10 years, as opposed to building a team with a chance to get lucky in one year, or two. And they're positioned to do that now, if they can find the front-line pitching to go with the position players.
Alex (UK)
One thing I don't understand about the MVP pitcher hitter debate, if a pitcher is absolutely amazing the most games he can win for his team is around 34, if a hitter is also amazing he could win his team 162 games (speaking hypothetically of course), so why do pitchers get mvp votes, was furious when Verlander won the MVP and will feel the same if Kershaw wins it
Jayson Stark (2:01 PM)
We talked about this last night on TV, too. That's the argument you always hear, that a hitter can have an impact on 162 games, and a starting pitcher can only have an impact on 30 or so. But the counter-arguments are that A) MVP-caliber starting pitchers actually participate in more plate appearances every season than any position player, and B) we now have statistical tools that can help us compare the impact of great pitchers with great position players in a way we never used to be able to do. So why not consider overall impact instead of some narrow definition of what MVP used to mean?
Jayson Stark (2:01 PM)
Wow. Just noticed it was after 2. My time here is up. Thanks for all the great questions. See you down the road in Chat Land.
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NEW YORK—Opening this fall in the Manhattan, WestHouse, a new boutique hotel, offers interiors that pay homage to the property's historical location dating back to the 1920s. Design firm Jeffrey Beers International (JBI) conceived the overall design for WestHouse, located near Central Park and Carnegie Hall.
WestHouse, a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, will offer 172 guestrooms including 18 suites. The 1,500-sq.-ft. Presidential Suite offers dual views of Central Park and Times Square. Each room is complete with custom-made furnishings and fittings and even an ambient scent specifically created by 12.29 for WestHouse.
The Den and The Terrace were designed to convey a high-end residential experience. The Den, located on lobby level, will provide all hotel guests with alcoholic beverages, non-alcoholic refreshments, Barista crafted coffees and international culinary offerings. Located on the 23rd floor, and featuring floor-to-ceiling glass windows showcasing skyline views, The Terrace is a lounge with separate dining areas where guests can enjoy hors d'oeuvres or evening canapés.
JBI took their cues from the original building, dating back to 1927, and drew inspiration from the 1920s with design details influenced by Art Deco. The color palette used in the lobby, reception and Den is a blend of heather grey, cobalt blue, navy blue, amber and bronze. The WestHouse guestrooms and suites offer a tone-on-tone palette, using dark woods in the entry. All guestrooms will feature Wi-Fi, marble-top desks with beveled make-up mirrors ideal for dining or working, and an in-room pantry.
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365 Composers for 2013
Want to expand your knowledge of music? Bored of listening to the same music?
In this new series we'll be posting about a different composer every day of the year in 2013, starting from January 1st 2013.
Each day we'll feature a different composer, tell you a little about his/her life and music and showcase some of their music via Youtube.
Each composer has been selected for a specific reason on each day – it could be the anniversary of their birth, death, a national holiday in their country, or the day something eventful happened in their life.
If you're keen to explore some new composers this is the series for you! Although we will be featuring all the "Greats" such as Bach, Mozart and Beethoven, we'll also offer you the chance to discover some lesser known (or forgotten) composers whose music is nevertheless pretty good.
We've chosen composers from all eras, from as early as the 12th century up to the present day. The genres include Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Nationalism, Modernism and Film Music. We can't include everything, so you  won't find Pop/Rock etc., Jazz or Folk music, unless those genres have been blended with something else e.g. a Jazz/Classical fusion.
Each composer has been given a "Fame Ranking", from 1-5. 1 is given to household names such as Mozart and Bach, and 5 is given to the least well-known or forgotten.
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2016 in Korea began with a bang. Though unlikely to be the hydrogen bomb it claims, North Korea's fourth nuclear test on Jan. 6 makes certain that inter-Korean ties will not get better any time soon. The last four months of 2015 saw disappointingly little progress on the six-point accord reached in late August to improve relations.
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You could chalk that outburst up to the demands of a tense, back-and-forth game, or even some unlikely, kitchen-sink plan to show off White's much-doubted arm for the pros. Bill Stewart, though, had a different idea as WVU set to open spring practice this afternoon -- the passing exhibition wasn't the end of the Mountaineers' prolific White period, but the beginning of a more balanced philosophy in their superstar's absence:
"We need to build the passing game from the bowl," Coach Bill Stewart said. "We had to spread the wealth a little bit and we did. Those were my marching orders. I'm the guy who said it, but I'm not the guy who coached it."
No, that would be Jeff Mullen, the offensive coordinator who will spend his second spring developing a new quarterback and a slightly different offensive philosophy.
"Every offensive coordinator would be lying to you if he didn't say if they finished the game with 200 yards rushing and 200 yards passing, he'd take it and run with it every time," Mullen said. "You become a much harder team to defend. If you are one-dimensional, at some point you're going to get stopped. ..."
Yeah, that's kind of a sore subject in Morgantown, where one of those points, in particular -- the flailing effort in a loss to Pitt that cost WVU a championship shot in 2007, and likely contributed to costing the coach who built the most successful run in school history -- will be lamented for decades. Stewart, of course, was part of that loss on the sideline, and the memory of the offense's total inability to throw when the vaunted running game ground to a halt on that crucial night may have played some role in the slight move to the center throughout last season:
Obviously, they remain far from "balanced." In four years with White in the shotgun, WVU called more passes than runs only once, in last year's easy opening rout over Villanova (even with the yardage disparity in the bowl, the Mountaineers ran 42 times to 32 passes). The more marked trend was the regression of the entire offense, most notably of the once awe-inspiring ground attack. Assuming electron-esque Noel Devine isn't going to become a 20-carry-per-game back, White's departure ensures that the running game is very likely to regress again with Jarrett Brown, usually described as a more traditional passer, taking the reigns; at best, Brown will struggle to hold the line as the second running threat. So if the chasm between the fearsome machine under Rich Rodriguez and last year's watered-down version is going to be filled at all, it will probably have to be through the air.
Stewart is probably right that the bowl game is a good start. The corollary: The old, sweet West Virginia spread 'n shred is on its death bed.
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Like many schools across the nation today, times are tough and budget restraints are forcing them to close. The school, which has housed students and teachers for nearly 53 years, will soon close and leave many wondering what the future may hold.
The first Reelsville School was first built in 1870. The school, which was built as a two-story frame house with two rooms and an inside stairway. A fire later destroyed the building on March 2, 1945. An Army barracks was then used for nine years as a temporary location.
On Sept. 16, 1953, the current school building was started. However, it wasn't until September 1954 that students attended classes there.
Like many schools, the bad economy has hit the school corporation hard. Instead of finding alternative ways to cut costs, school board members did what they felt was best, deciding to close the school. Thus, Reelsville students will attend Central Elementary as well as South Putnam Jr.-Sr. High School in the fall.
As many teachers believe that closing a school is not the right thing to do, they are hoping for the best. The school has been the center of the Reelsville community since most can remember.
"When a community loses a school, they lose part of their identity," Raab said. "It's going to seem strange to know that kids don't go here."
The decline in enrollment over recent years is no doubt one of the biggest contributing factors to the school closing.
"The decline in enrollment (is one of the biggest changes)," Raab said. "There were periods of time where there were nearly 400 kids here. I guess this is the final stage."
Many, including Raab, a former Reelsville student who has taught at the school for 41 years, believe small schools provide higher-quality education. Several graduates have returned to actually teach at the school themselves.
"So many of the kids, I had their parents in school," Raab noted. "It seems to be sort of a stability thing. People appreciate that."
Small schools not only provide more individualized attention, but with Reelsville Elementary, it also has proven to be a more personal experience, teachers say.
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Knowing that the school is closing but not knowing what members of the staff will be transferring seems to be taking a toll. Yet, the staff and students are putting on a brave face to make things as easy and comforting as possible.
"I think the decisions have been made," Newton said. "So, our job is just to make the transition as easy and as best as possible for the kids and ourselves as well. I think that with the teachers that are at Central and the teachers that are here, everyone is dedicated in making sure that the kids get what they need."
Although, many aspects of the school closing remain uncertain, a few of the Reelsville teachers plan on retiring.
Longtime teacher Jill Bonebrake and support staff members Linda Blue and Nita Houk will all be looking forward to their retirement, while Raab and Newton hope to continue on with the students.
"Seems like employees and families have stayed here," Houk explained. "Teachers that retire, retire after 30 or 40 years of working here."
"At first they were sad, but I think now I see more excitement coming from them," Newton noted. "There's been several open houses over at Central where the students and the families have been able to go and visit and see where their classes might be. That has made them more excited in looking forward to next year."
Many of the staff members feel as if the students will be fine, but are not too sure about the adults. Reelsville has been known as a safe and caring place. It has become a part of who they are.
"I think it's a place where they feel safe, and they have friends and they are treated with respect," Raab said. "I think a lot of the kids felt an ownership with the school when they went here and left here.
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Several of the teachers at Reelsville also went to the school themselves, and some even taught the parents of current students.
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"We're a Reelsville family," explained Houk. "We see them almost as much as our own family."
Although the school year may be coming to an end and some will be departing, Reelsville will always feel like home and hold many memories for all those who have attended the school or were lucky enough to have worked there.
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Word: Sex
Isn't it a little odd that during the Possum Lodge Word game, Harold has trouble saying the word sex, yet later on he can say the word sexist three times without trouble?
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jmtb02 I'm sorry if I'm stating the obvious, I don't know what you know hehe but in french europe everybody has azerty keyboards :)
Pretty cool, graphically stylistic!
But there's something that REALLY annoyed me...the laser sound, puh-lease, what the hell is that, it saturates to a point where the music is almost muted, a simple looping laser sound would do, sounds like it's one sound started everyframe and overlapping to an ear-shaterring level. Other than that, congrats for the cool game! :)
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Nice little game but way too easy and surprisingly laggy.
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It got boring after a little while
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My only suggestion if you're thinking of making another one like it is that you add gameplay and story elements to the game, a little story to keep you going level after level....change of scenery maybe and more gameplay elements, throwing grenade, molotov cocktails, etc set traps, stuff like that.
it was also extremely easy, I never went below 85%
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Well axcho, it's nothing more than basic timing and playing the sound at the right time. Nothing special here...you could make something like this for adaptive music indeed, but I would add a cross-fade of the music to make sure the shfit in music isn't choppy.
I'm working on punkomatic 2 and I tried to make the interface more intuitive this time.
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Thanks for the comments, transitions are indeed choppy sometimes but yeah, flash isn't a very good audio processor hehe
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The Daily Beast reports Sarah Palin's speech to the Safari Club International Convention in Reno, Nev., has its members excited about taking on President Barack Obama's coming gun control issue. Palin warned that Obama and liberals will try to take away their guns.
"We need to keep tabs on what the White House is telling us. Just think if we had stricter gun control laws! Imagine, though -- imagine making life more miserable for the liberals who want that gun control." Palin was grinning and laughing as she spoke these words.
Palin has a very vivid imagination.
Imagine the parents of 9-year-old Christina Taylor Green who are miserable because they no longer have their daughter. Imagine the other families who are in misery from actually being victims of a shooting. Palin might have a difference stance if she lived in Gangland, USA at the center of any one of a dozen cities in America. Palin, as a mother of five, should be able to sympathize a little bit, right?
Earlier in her speech, Palin proudly told stories about how her children have hunting names associated with Alaska. Bristol is named after Bristol Bay. Piper is named after an airplane, Willow after a stream.
The kicker is her son Trig. Mommy and Daddy Palin lovingly named him after the part of the gun which fires the weapon. Just pull the trigger.
Palin can't seem to help her gun rhetoric less than a month after a crazy gunman killed six people....
(Excerpt) Read more at news.yahoo.com ...
Hey those liberals in Montana had no problem laughing at the thought of her being beheaded, nah that was just art
Liberals invented emotional appeal.
And one also wonders how many fewer rounds the crazy @$$ would have gotten off if just one citizen in the crowd had been armed.
Liberals aren't happy, and they don't want anyone else happy either.
Written by a pinhead named Browning? You can't make this crap up.
Who could have been born in Winchester...
A lot of people sure get their panties in a twist over Sarah, don't they? I love it! I hope they have to get used to calling her "President Palin"-—LOL!
A YAHOO "news" piece against the right to keep and bear arms. Gee....isn't THAT surprising.
Just look at SNL.
Liberals need to lead by example.
As for Palin speaking about gun control in America, she has the right to say anything she wants, and I support her comments 110%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! When the liberals stop talking about assassinating G W Bush and others they don't like, then and only then will thy have a sinctilla of an argument about Palin!
You mean I shouldn't even have to show ID to buy a gun? Great.
I can't wait to read his take on what to do with automobiles because of the carnage they produce yearly. I guess he will lead the protest to shut down GM. But, I guess I will have to wait for him to feel safe to come out from under the bed.
...and manages to BORE his readers as he SNIPES at Palin. I wonder if he was LOADED when he wrote that WAD of crap. Someone should MUZZLE him or FIRE that PINhead.
...and manages to BORE his readers as he SNIPES at Palin. I wonder if he was LOADED when he wrote that WAD of crap. Someone should MUZZLE him or FIRE that PINhead.
Imagine that EEEEVIL Sarah, standing up for our most precious right. Without the right to keep and bear arms, we would have no others. The left would have seen to that years ago.
I'm sure liberals are dripping with sorrow as they ramp up this opportunity to demonize gun owners, and strip Americans of their right to defend themselves from criminals and lunatics. ...Rather than trample on liberty, encourage free people to take responsibility for thier own safety by arming themselves. It will work out better than turning them into defenseless victims. Ask the people in Mexico who can't arm themselves against the criminals who run the country.
LOL. The "other" families. Funny how we only know the names of the 9 year old girl, the Congresswoman, those affiliated with her office and the Judge.
The other 15 victims are placed in the "others" category.
If William Browning had even the brains of a turd, he'd know that the little girl's family said they were opposed to expanding gun control laws.
But why let facts get in the way of a good smear campaign.
Hahahaha! Hoist on his own petard! I forgot about that!!
As if Liberals have a sense of humor to begin with.
This ignorant leftist (but I repeat myself) could have spent a few second with a search engine and learned that Trig is named after a great uncle who was a Bristol Bay fisherman.
His friends call him Kalashnikov, or AK for short.
The comments at the article are nothing but hatefull toward Sarah!
He's probably an heir.
Sarah making the Librats get their filled diapers all in a twist... AGAIN!!!
And again, and again. This stuff really never gets old, because it's so infantile, and it protrays so eloquently the pre-school thinking of these developmental defectives.
The only time Sarah will actually be implicated as an accessory to numerous violent deaths will be when she wins the White House, and thousands of Libsnots' heads simply explode, while thousands of others slash their wrists, eat tubs of Drano, jump out of windows, swallow all their "pain" meds at once, and walk in front of speeding highway traffic because they finally realize that their lives never were worth living.
For which President Palin will be awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor.
Go get 'em, Madame President; the ducks are all lined up and waiting. Ready on the right.., ready on the left...
God Bless Sarah Palin !
I just LOVE the way she pisses off all the right people !
Yet they think they almost have her beat! I can hear (organic, heritage grapes, locally-sourced, green, fair trade) champagne bottles popping as we speak! LOL
I heard an interview with Christina Green's father. He said Christina wouldn't want more government restrictions imposed on the people. This journalist is using her name advocating exactly what she - and her family - do not want.
And that 50 cents will be due to inflation.
Consider the source.
They knew it the first time they saw her.
It's why they go insane every time they think of her.
It doesn't matter what Sarah Palin says or eventually does...I just love that the asshat LIB/DIM/RINO crowd get their panties in a wad over her. It's always entertaining to see their heads "explode" (figuratively, of course). Bwahahahahahahahahahahaha!
I read the father's response, and he didn't want his daughter's death to become an excuse for anti gun demagoguery by the left. He is an honorable man. Too bad the left can't respect his wishes.
Just show a utility receipt, no waiting period ... I think I like the new liberal gun control policy!
What kills the liberals - I hope I'm not being uncivil - is that Palin refuses to take them as seriously.
They're desperately stirring the pot as a way of distracting the nation from the hopelessly incompetent way Obama is handling the Egypt and mid-East crisis.
Exactly, and IATW, the shooter most probably would have been, by law, denied permission to buy a firearm IF his parents, or a friend, or a teacher, or the idiotic mouthy sheriff, had seen to it that he got psychiatric evaluation, counselling and treatment. And true defenders of the 2nd Amendmdent would have supported that denial.
William Browning makes his living as a research librarian. His specialty is U.S. politics. He has never heard of Google.
Why in the world is this thread in the Smoky Backroom? Were we being too uncivil to the libtards?
Thank you thank you for pointing this out. I can't believe it took 33 posts in this thread before someone got to that point. These queers in the lamestream media have a template, and the truth is just in the way of their template.
Wait till they find out the National TEA Party Convention will feature a marksmanship clinic as a special breakout session.
>> Just pull the trigger.
To think Browning's parents decided not to name him Richard. I guess they figured Dick Browning would be too obvious.
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