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I'm not a bits man. I prefer great game mechanics with okay components to okay mechanics with great bits. That said, lately I've been thinking a lot about getting a space combat game with miniatures. As a kid, I liked A New Hope and Return of the Jedi because they had those imagination searing space battles at the end. The fascination has been stoked over the years by those huge battles in Star Trek: DS9 and Babylon 5 and various other media. (I'm also tempted to get Battletech Introductory Box Set because I grew up watching Macross/Robotech.)
I've been shopping around spaceship miniatures for a while, I'm currently torn between getting Battleship Galaxies: The Saturn Offensive Game Set or Full Thrust.
Battleship Galaxies: Things BG has in its favor:
1) It's cheap: For $40-some from online retailers, you get 20 plastic minis plus a load of other stuff.
2) Expansions: The game is designed with the ability to expand, so maybe in a year we'll see some more ships coming out.
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3) Gameplay: Reviews of gameplay are a bit mixed. It's definitely on the simpler end of the spectrum, which is fine, because I don't have opponents who want to spend 4-hours plotting out a one-on-one battle (I'm looking at you, Attack Vector: Tactical). However, the most damning criticism seems to be the lack of maneuver, which I feel is crucial for the mental image of space combat.
Bottom line is that I probably won't play the game as printed. For instance, I'll probably borrow a notation/mechanic from the space game I'm designing: if a shield peg is on one side of the hex, it means shields are concentrated on that side. That facing and the two adjacent have double shield rating while all others have none. If a marker is placed at a vertex, the shields are concentrated on the adjacent faces. Having shields being weaker in some areas will encourage ships to maneuver for a better shot.
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Solitary in Iran Nearly Broke Me. Then I Went Inside America's Prisons.
We throw thousands of men in the hole for the books they read, the company they keep, the beliefs they hold. Here's why.
Additional reporting by Ryan Jacobs, Erika Eichelberger, and Robert Owen Brown. This story was supported by a grant from the Investigative Fund at The Nation Institute. Front page illustration by Tim O'Brien.
INFORMATION obtained from prisoners in solitary has long been viewed with suspicion. Numerous psychological studies have found that the more people are subject to sensory deprivation, the more suggestible they become. A 1961 US Air Force study titled "The Manipulation of Human Behavior" cast this as a plus, saying, "Solitary confinement and monotonous, barren surroundings play an important role in making the prisoner more receptive and susceptible to the influence of the interrogator." After the public disclosure of the CIA's 1983 "Human Resource Exploitation Training Manual," which taught agents how to extract confessions without leaving bruises, the agency renounced the use of "coercive interrogation techniques," including solitary confinement, in part because they yielded "unreliable results."
In California, much of the information used to validate prisoners comes from the 108 inmates who debrief every year, creating a revolving door where people get out of the SHU by putting others in. Pelican Bay gang investigator David Barneburg insists that all information is double-checked against information provided by other sources. But as long as this information is kept secret from everyone, including lawyers, that vetting is left up to investigators—and there's evidence that they are not immune to the temptation to make things up.
In 2006, a prisoner with a violence-free prison record named Ricky Gray was validated as a member of the Black Guerilla Family and given an indeterminate SHU sentence. But the warden at his prison, who Gray claims was sympathetic to his case, took an unusual step: He instructed a staff assistant to reinterview the informants who had given evidence against him. The assistant concluded that the entire validation package was "comprised of conjecture, second hand expression, assumptions, frivolous statements, incomplete documentation, and blatant lack of thorough investigation." Gray managed to obtain a copy of this confidential report, and his lawyer passed it to me, providing a rare glimpse of the type of evidence used in gang validations.
Several of the alleged informants, the assistant wrote, didn't know Gray at all. Two others—said to have reported that Gray was recruiting inmates to the BGF—signed sworn affidavits that they had never been interviewed about the subject and didn't know the guard who compiled their alleged statements. The paperwork that allegedly documented their statements didn't bear their signatures. In another of the interviews used against Gray, the staff assistant says the gang investigator appeared "to be leading" the informant "to answer questions the way he would like."
Like Bruce, Gray believes the gang investigator retaliated against him for his work as a jailhouse lawyer, a role in which he has been particularly successful—his biggest victory was an Eighth Amendment claim against prison guards that won him a $115,000 settlement from CDCR. Indeed, his legal work is specifically referenced in his validation. One piece of evidence pointedly stated that Gray's "use of correspondence for legal purposes is well documented."
The staff assistant's review recommended that Gray be classified as an "inactive" gang member and stated that Gray "does not have a problem following the rules once he is aware of them." But six years later, Gray remains in the SHU. The warden who ordered the review transferred to another prison 37 days after it was completed, and the gang investigator—the same man who presided over Gray's validation in the first place—chose not to change Gray's validation status in response to the investigation. When Gray took the matter to court, the judge ruled that "a prisoner has no constitutionally guaranteed immunity from being falsely or wrongfully accused of conduct which may result in the deprivation of a protected liberty interest." In other words, it is not illegal for prison authorities to lie in order to lock somebody away in solitary.
AT SOME POINT during the disorienting reentry blitz that followed my release in September of last year, I heard that in California, prisoners were doing what the three of us had done in Iran: hunger striking to protest isolation. Up to 12,000 inmates participated in protests against long-term SHU confinement across the state, making it probably the largest prison strike in recent history—twice the size of the one that took place a few months earlier. The prisoners were demanding changes to the gang validation policy and an end to long-term solitary.
Implicit in the two hunger strikes was a message: The use of prolonged solitary confinement was leading to the kind of unrest it was meant to tamp down. Nearly three weeks into the 2011 strike, CDCR promised to make changes to its gang validation policy. Since then, it has been hammering out a set of reforms, aimed primarily at turning the policy into a "behavior-based" one. This would bring California in line with other states that—at least on paper—segregate people only when they engage in violent or dangerous activity.
The new policy, which is already being rolled out on a pilot basis, will also include a "step down" program that would allow inmates to work their way out of the SHU over a four-year period, rather than wait six years before their case is even reviewed. After a year of abstaining from gang activity in the SHU, an inmate will be able to get one phone call per year, a deck of cards, and the ability to spend 11 more dollars at the canteen every month. After three years, he'll be allowed a chessboard, and his family will be able to send him two packages each year rather than one.
Department officials in Sacramento wouldn't talk to me about the new policy—after my visit to Pelican Bay, they declined further interviews, citing pending litigation. But when I talked to CDCR spokeswoman Terry Thornton about the reforms, she said, "I think you are going to see a lot of people classified as associates getting out of the SHU." Under the new policy, associates—unlike members—of prison gangs will only be put in the SHU if they commit a "serious" rule violation or two "administrative" rule violations.
Here's the catch, though: CDCR is vastly expanding what counts as rule violations. Under current regulations, "serious" violations are things like assaults, drug use, and escape attempts. But in the latest version of the reforms, the definition includes possession of "training material" for security threat groups (the new term for gangs), like the books listed earlier. Things that didn't previously count as a rule violation—such as making artwork depicting threat-group symbols, communication showing threat-group behavior, and anything that "depicts affiliation" with a threat group—will all be serious rule violations on par with stabbing somebody. "Administrative rule violations" will now include many new categories, such as possession of photos of validated threat-group affiliates.
Most critically, the new security threat group category doesn't just denote prison gangs, but also includes a much larger number of "disruptive groups." Among these are street gangs, motorcycle gangs, and "revolutionary groups." The list of disruptive organizations that CDCR gave me runs to 1,500, including not only the Bloods and Crips, but also the Juggalos, the dedicated clown-faced following of the dual-platinum horrorcore hip-hop group Insane Clown Posse. The Black Panthers are on the list, as are a couple of Nation of Islam-affiliated groups. One category is titled "Black-Non Specific," suggesting that any group with the word "black" in its name can be considered disruptive. (CDCR would not respond to my questions on this matter.)
Taken together, the policy changes could mean that a Crip taking part in a hunger strike, a Black Panther with a drawing he made of his organization's namesake cat, or an Insane Clown Posse fan with an album cover and a concert photo could receive indeterminate SHU terms.
ONE NIGHT, I stare at the pile of letters on my desk. I can't let it keep growing, so I take it over to the couch and read through them all. It's painful. A part of me relates to these people, but, like I wanted to tell Lieutenant Acosta when I stood in that cell, there are such huge differences too. They are criminals; I was a hostage. They are spending many years in solitary; I did four months.
But still, I can't escape the fact that their desperate words sound like the ones that ricocheted through my own head when I was inside. When I finish the stack of letters, I dig up the first correspondence I ever received from a prisoner. He has been out of the SHU for years, but through his florid prose, I hear the voice of someone who is still profoundly disturbed by the time he did there.
March 27, 2012
…Like you, I know what it is like to have our very existence internalized to the point of kissing Siren on the lips while she guided us to the rocks of insanity. Then, wondering if we'd ever escape her spell. Fortunately we both did. But as you will learn about you and me, we did not come out unscathed. At times…I mourn the solitude of days gone past. Days where time lost all meaning; to the point where I knew not if I was alive or dead; and where sometimes I did not care either way...
—Steve Castillo
After I read this, I go to the big wicker chest at the foot of our bed. In it are letters written to me by friends, family, and strangers that I never received because the Iranian censors would only let in mail from immediate family. There are hundreds of these; I keep them because I think I might read them some day. But not now. Instead, I grab a little piece of paper that is covered in microscopic writing, the script so small and the shorthand so esoteric that I can hardly read it, even though it was written by my own hand. It is the only piece of my prison journal—written on scraps of paper and hidden in the spines of books—that made it out.
The more one is utterly alone, the more the mind comes to reflect the cell; it becomes blank static…
Solitary confinement is not some sort of cathartic horror of blazing nerves and searing skin and heads smashing blindly into walls and screaming. Those moments come, but they are not the essence of solitary. They are events that penetrate the essence. They are stones tossed into an abyss. They are not the abyss itself…
Solitary confinement is a living death. Death because it is the removal of nearly everything that characterizes humanness, living because within it you are still you. The lights don't turn out as in real death. Time isn't erased as in sleep…
I carefully fold up the note, put it back in the chest, and step out onto our little second-story porch, into the breeze and the sun.
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OMAHA, Neb. – To end a champion's reign takes a superlative effort and this year in college baseball, some dose of the truly unexpected.
Arizona got exactly that level of effort for two days – especially on the mound – and three unlikely heroes coming through in the clutchest of situations in Game 2 of the College World Series national championship series.
As a result of that recipe, the Wildcats are the 2012 college baseball national champions after a gritty 4-1 triumph against South Carolina to complete a two-game sweep in the finals.
UA (48-17) claimed its first national crown since 1986 and joined a very elite group of programs with at least four championships: Southern California (12), LSU (6), Arizona State (5), Cal State Fullerton (4) and Miami (4).
With Monday's clincher, UA coach Andy Lopez won a national title 20 years after he led Pepperdine to the top – the longest span between crowns for a coach in NCAA history. Lopez also joined Texas coach Augie Garrido as the only men who have guided two different teams to national championships.
|Wildcats starting pitcher James Farris had South Carolina tied in knots for 6 innings in a surprise start
Carolina's bid for a third straight national championship and a piece of history came up short, as the Gamecocks could never completely light the fuse offensively and scored only two runs total in the two losses.
"We battled hard," USC coach Ray Tanner said. "We did everything possible to win (Monday) except come up with a few more hits.
"We just didn't get enough runs on the board and they pitched really well against us and played defense."
Arizona's James Farris was the main reason why Monday, as the Wildcats' No. 3 starter came off a 22-day hiatus and was spectacular to keep the game close while USC's Michael Roth added to his CWS legend with another sterling performance.
The Gamecocks (49-20) scratched out only two hits off Farris, three in the game, and didn't advance a base runner into scoring position until the seventh inning.
Farris' performance made him one of the heroes, but he needed company for Arizona to complete the story and he got plenty of company in an eventful ninth inning.
The Gamecocks knotted the score 1-1 in the seventh when a leadoff walk to Christian Walker yielded the tying run after Adam Matthews chopped a hit-and-run single through the right side and Kyle Martin chased in Walker with a 3-1 groundout.
|Arizona's Robert Refsnyder goes airborne as he scores the go-ahead run in the 9th inning in Monday night's 4-1 victory.
With Carolina closer Matt Price out for his third inning of work, UA right fielder Robert Refsnyder led off the ninth by lashing a single to left field, his second hit of the game and fourth in the championship series.
Seth Mejias-Brean bunted Refsnyder into scoring position, prompting Tanner to intentionally walk Bobby Brown to set up a potential double play.
Sophomore Brandon Dixon – a defensive replacement at first base in the sixth inning – stepped in with a .240 batting average and 13 RBIs all season. But when Price came inside with his patented slider, Dixon turned on it and yanked it just fair inside the third-base line to send Refsnyder dashing home with the go-ahead run.
Lopez admitted after the game that he nearly pinch-hit for Dixon.
"My first at-bat, I had a chance to put us up by another run and I popped out to first base," Dixon said. "In the ninth, I got a 1-1 count and I was sitting on a slider. I got it and rolled it over through the third-base line and got the run in."
Suddenly trailing, Tanner summoned left-hander Tyler Webb and he blazed three pitches past Riley Moore to strike him out for the second out. Webb got ahead 1-and-2 against nine-hole hitter Trent Gilbert, the lone UA regular hitting under .300, before Gilbert delivered, pulling a soft liner into right field to score two more runs.
"I tried to keep the game small," Gilbert said. "I knew we had runners in scoring position and I was just trying to get a hit. Pretty much as simple as that."
|Hoisting the new hardware: The Arizona players lift their national championship trophy
To nobody's surprise, South Carolina didn't make things all that simple in the bottom of the ninth inning.
Walker smacked on opposite-field single to left on Arizona reliever Matt Troupe's first pitch of the inning and LB Dantzler walked. Troupe struck out Matthews but walked Kyle Martin to load the bases and bring Tanner English to the plate as the potential winning run.
English found a 1-and-1 offering to his liking and rifled a ball through the middle that seemed destined for center field. But Gilbert soared to snare the ball and dove to the second-base bag, almost doubling Dantzler off to end the game.
"To be honest, I thought it was going to go through, I really did," Lopez said. "I have so much respect for South Carolina. I knew they wouldn't go quietly. I just knew. I sensed it."
With hearts still pounding around the ballpark – especially in the Wildcats dugout and among the smattering of UA fans – Troupe coaxed a shallow fly ball from Grayson Greiner into right-center field that Refsnyder settled under and called center fielder Joey Rickard off of, before cradling the ball for the third out and triggering the customary dog pile I the middle of the diamond.
A national championship dog pile, the first for the Wildcats in over a quarter of century.
"It's not always the best team that wins; it's the hottest team" said Lopez, who brought two Florida teams to Omaha as national seeds and another Arizona team in 2004. "And these guys got hot at the right time."
Hot enough to dismantle a Gamecocks' crew that overachieved just to get to Omaha and simply ran out of offense in the final two games.
|South Carolina senior LHP Michael Roth started a CWS record 8th game and was spectacular for 7.1 innings
South Carolina ended the CWS hitting only .181 and scored only 16 runs in six games. In the two championship series games, the Gamecocks were 9-for-62 (.145).
Plenty of credit goes to Arizona's two starters – Konner Wade threw a complete-game six hitter in the first game of the finals series. Farris was even better.
The sophomore righty surrendered only one hit in the first six innings, coming at the Gamecocks with breaking pitches and getting them to chase at fastballs out of the strike zone.
With Roth being his normal self and limiting UA to one run in 7.1 innings, Farris had to be rock-solid.
Farris was a bit of a surprise as Lopez's choice because ace Kurt Heyer won two earlier CWS games. But Heyer was on only three days' rest.
Lopez wrestled with the decision – and his emotions – saying when he left the ballpark Sunday night, Heyer was the likely starter.
"My thought was when I left here, we probably need to pitch Heyer, because I knew they would be throwing Roth," Lopez said. "I have so much respect for Ray's club and Roth, so I thought 'Let's match it up.' "
Even after the decision was made, Lopez conceded he had second thoughts.
"When I woke up (Monday) morning I went 'Farris against Roth: We're probably going to be playing on Tuesday,' " Lopez said. "Really. I said we're probably going Tuesday. We have Heyer and we'll try to match up Heyer against somebody else."
|Refsnyder delivers the ball he caught for the final out to Arizona coach Andy Lopez, who became the second coach to lead two programs to a national championship
That's a decision Lopez won't ever have to make, thanks to some unheralded players stepping on college baseball's biggest stage and delivering a Wildcat win for the ages.
With a starting lineup featuring one senior and a core group of four junior position players, it seemed awfully likely that somebody named Refsnyder, Rickard, Alex Mejia of Set Mejias-Brean would come through with the biggest hit when it was needed the most.
Instead it was a sophomore reserve and a light-hitting freshman infielder, along with a sophomore starting pitcher and a freshman closer who finished it off.
"We just pride ourselves
on playing the game of baseball the right way, and that starts when you're a
freshman here and you just work hard at it every day," said Refsnyder, who was
voted the Most Outstanding Player.
"This team was all about guys stepping up and doing whatever we needed at that moment to help us win."
And for this moment in college baseball time, nobody did it better than the Wildcats.
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which was the best naruto battle?, not so much of a battle but a fight, lol
which was the best naruto battle?, not so much of a battle but a fight, lol
its not just one.
i like sassuke vs naruto
neji vs sound guy
naruto vs gara
lee vs gara
lee vs kimimaro
in these wavering skies
i will fly to you
since we've always been together
the space between us has become too big
waiting for your honest reply
anyone would be lonely
if you're crying in the town I cant see
even if i'm not with you, my smile will reach you
in these wavering skies
i will fly to you
i can feel it this close
these two feelings
TN Family
Spoiler Tohno Takaki's sister: Tayuya&Temari_Rules
Tohno Takaki's sister: Water Lilly
Tohno Takaki's brother: HinataCuddle
Tohno Takaki's sister: Mikaya
Tohno Takaki's sister: MANGA_FREAK4
Tohno Takaki's brother in law: Darkmoon128
Tohno Takaki's brother in law: Aarthans
Tohno Takaki's brother in law: Raving Shadow
lee vs gaara
naruto vs sasuke
naruto vs neji
kiba vs sakon
naruto vs haku
sakura & chiyo vs sasori
gaara vs kimimaro
gaara vs deidara
every fights were amazing
It's really been awhile since i used myself
Awesome people:
I love you all,everybody deserve to be awesome
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By my BFF, Konoha's Warrior
Thanks Konoha's Warrior for my Jessica Alba
Sasuke vs. Naruto
Sasuke vs. Deidara
Shikamaru vs. Hidan
Naruto vs. Kakuzu
I liked naruto vs. sasuke
garra and lee
and all the sound vs. leaf fights
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The Naruto vs. Sasuke was really amazing had me at the edge of my seat the whole time. The Gaara vs. Lee was really good too, I really liked it even though poor Lee.
Almost every Naruto battle is outstanding and you never see the same stuff more than once.
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The most important things are the hardest things to say. They are the things you get ashamed of because words diminish your feelings - words shrink things that seem timeless when they are in your head to no more than living size when they are brought out."
-Stephen King
naruto vs sasuke
lee vs kimmimaro
lee vs garra
naruto vs garra
orochimaru vs 3rd hokage
orrochimaru vs sasuke(chunnin exam
itachi vs naruto
sasuke vs naruto
gaara vs deidara
Here we go!
Gaara-kun vs Naruto
Gaara-kun vs Lee
Gaara-kun vs Kimimaro
and then Gaara-kun vs Deidei ('kay so I love all of his fights...=P)
Temari vs Tenten
Naruto and Sasuke vs Haku