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Apparently I missed the announcement back in April this year that EditShare is to release an Open Source version of their award winning non-linear video editor, Lightworks. Let me say that again; a well known, if not quite industry leading, professional non-linear video editor, as used in a number of Hollywood studios, is to move to an open source distribution model.
Before going any further, there's a couple of things to note here. The first thing is that Lightworks is a "professional" video editing solution, in the same way that Avid Nitris and Final Cut Pro are high-end professional video editing applications. This is not iMovie or Windows Movie Maker open sourcing their code base. As such, there's probably not a lot of competition with other open source video editors, such as OneShot, PiTiVi and Kdenlive, that target the home user. Lightworks is likely to fall into the same category as Blender, Cinelerra and the yet to be released Lumiera, with high end appeal.
As I missed the previous announcement, I thought it would be a good idea to follow up and find out what's actually available from EditShare as open source at this time. And the answer is, nothing. Although the initial announcement was made in April, there doesn't yet appear to be any download available. An update from the developers in May, confirmed that their aim is to support Linux and OSx, as well as Windows. There's an interest registration page available, where presumably those who have entered their details will be informed first of updates. The page counter tells us that a little over 12,000 people have done just this. Sadly, the Beta testing programme is now closed, which was limited to just 80 people (not really the open source community way!).
Overall, exciting news and as Q3 starts next week, which is when EditShare hope to release the first publicly available open source version of Lightworks, we can all hope that it won't be too much longer before we can all play with it.
If you're interested in seeing something that's been edited using the current closed source version of Lightworks, try to find the movie Centurion.
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The wounded -- a 4-year-old boy, his 7-year-old sister, and their 64-year-old grandmother -- were all in stable condition and were expected to recover from their wounds. No arrests have been announced and police don't have a motive for the attack.
The shooting happened in the 3400 block of Wilson Avenue, which runs between Montana Street and MacArthur Boulevard in the lower Dimond District neighborhood, just north of Interstate 580. At least a half-dozen bullet holes could be seen Thursday in the front door and the living-room carpet was stained with blood.
Khamel Hardin, 22, who lives in the apartment, identified the other three victims as his mother, Clara Field, niece Amara York, 7, and nephew Antoine York, 4. His sister, 28-year-old Brea Colbert, is the mother of Amara and Antoine and also lives there, he said. She was not home at the time of the shooting, police said.
Hardin said he was in the living room with the children when he heard gunshots and saw a shot pierce the door and "whiz" through the air.
"It was like a bomb, explosion," said Hardin. "I was dodging shots. I tried to get them out of the way."
Police said Alaysha lives in Oakland and was at the apartment for a sleepover with her friend, Amara.
Hardin said the girl frequently visited the home because the girls attended school together. He said he had no clue why anyone would target the home.
An Oakland Unified School District spokesman confirmed Alaysha was a student at Fruitvale Elementary School, where staff were visibly shaken Thursday morning and one worker broke down when asked about Alaysha.
Alaysha's stepfather, Jesse Fowler, said he cannot believe she is gone.
"It's a shocker to me," Fowler told television station ABC7. "It hit me earlier at the hospital. I'm still in denial that she is really gone.
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In a photograph released by the family on Thursday, Alaysha is shown in a bright green sweatshirt decorated with a multicolored butterfly and the words "Peace, Love and Hope."
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We have two networked printers, and each has a stanza in /etc/cups/printers.conf. Consequently every application shows these two printers on the print menu when trying to print a document.
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Qcad shows one of the printers and two long-defunct names for the other. Its current name is defined in printers.conf, and also provided by the local dns on the adsl modem/switch, or could be found by scanning the /etc/cups/ppd directory. But qcad has another source of information, which is out-of-date.
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Housing costs are rocketing upward in the nation's technology hubs, sparking cries of gentrification and protests in San Francisco. But as supply and demand dictates — and a recent report from real estate site Trulia confirms — a lot of that can be attributed to how much housing they build.
Take San Francisco, the nation's least affordable housing market. There, just 14% of the housing stock could be purchased by a homebuyer making the area's median household income. At the same time, the city is at the rock bottom of tech hubs for new building: From 1990 to 2013 it added just 117 new housing permits per 1,000 units in 1990. More or less, that means San Francisco has added 11.7% more housing since 1990, with the caveat that not every permit gets built and some homes get destroyed. That share wasn't just the lowest among tech hubs — it was one of the lowest in the nation overall, according to Trulia.
The city is now in the midst of a building boom, but as the data show they're trying to fill a 23-year hole.
Seattle, a smaller metro area, issued about four times as many permits between 1990 and 2013. In Seattle, about 55% of the housing stock is available to the middle class. In Raleigh — the most affordable tech hub, in large part because the housing supply has about doubled since 1990 — some 69% of the housing in the area could be purchased by a middle income homebuyer.
Part of this is geography, of course. San Francisco is a hilly peninsula flanked by the Pacific Ocean and a famous bay. Raleigh is derogatorily called "Spraleigh." But it makes the point — not just about housing affordability but income inequality in general — that the cost of housing is a huge burden in the nation's most job-rich cities, and a good deal of that can be chalked up to the thorny politics of development and NIMBYism that restrict the supply of new housing.
The data are also a warning for places like Brooklyn, N.Y.'s gentrifying Bushwick neighborhood, where the influx of new residents that have been priced out places like nearby Williamsburg are protesting new development for fear it will accelerate gentrification further.
Yes, tech hubs are more unaffordable. But as each new generation seems to discover, they've been that way for a while. In 1990 — when Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was 6-year-old East Coaster — the same size house cost 52% more in those tech hubs than the nation, according to an analysis of various data sources by Trulia chief economist Jed Kolko. Today that gap is at 82%.
Recent price gains in tech hubs have also outpaced the nation. Asking prices as measured by Trulia are up 13.4% in the nation's 10 largest technology metro areas, which are clustered around the San Francisco Bay Area, Seattle, greater Boston, Raleigh, Washington D.C., Austin and San Diego. The nation saw 11.4% growth over that period.
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I am using PMS 1.52.0 to stream some media over WiFi to my iPad. On the iPad i have the current 8player installed it is recognised as "XBMC" so that's the config I am using. Furthermore the media collection is not switched on right now.
I have switched off transcoding for the all the files in question. Streaming works perfectly this way, it shows avi, mp3 and jpg with no problems. So far so good no to my problem:
My picture collection is rather extensive so there are some time 100+ files in a folder. Also there are a lot of folders. When I now browse the server it only shows the first 30 entries. Sometimes if get lucky if I select a picture the count will go up 30 or 60 counts but never show all the entries.
When I try to browse it with my "Philipps Aurea" device it shows all entries as all entries are shown if i use fuppes, which is another media server. The problem therefore seems to be in the communication between 8player and PMS. The log files show errors but it seems they are codec specific and seem to have nothingthing to do with browsing:
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org.h2.jdbc.JdbcSQLException: Wert zu gross / lang für Feld CODECV: 'mpeg4 (Advanced Simple Profile) (XVID / 0x44495658)'
Value too long for column CODECV: 'mpeg4 (Advanced Simple Profile) (XVID / 0x44495658)' [90005-105]
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at org.h2.message.Message.getSQLException(Message.java:114) ~[pms.jar:na]
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- Janie starts to tell her story, and she doesn't start with Tea Cake—she starts at the beginning. We enter into a flashback of Janie's early life.
- Janie never knew her father or mother. She'd been raised all her life in West Florida by her grandmother, whom she calls "Nanny," along with four white children in the Washburn household.
- Janie spends so much time with the white children that she doesn't realize she's black…until she sees a photograph of the family. After all the white children in the picture are pointed out and named, there's only a dark, skinny girl left. In the moment of revelation, Janie cries, "Aw, aw! Ah'm colored!"
- Janie is often called Alphabet in the Washburn household, a nickname she gained because so many people call her different things.
- Even as a child, Janie's beauty is apparent and envied.
- Because she often dresses in the white children's hand-me-downs (unlike many other black children, who didn't have such quality clothing), she's picked on by other black children.
- The kids tease Janie relentlessly, using the story of Janie's parentage to shame her. Everyone knows the part about the police sending bloodhounds hunting after her father because he slept with her mother. But, they keep the part about her father attempting to marry her mother hush-hush.
- However, Nanny does her best to give Janie all the advantages she can. She even buys her own land and house.
- We flash forward, and Janie is now 16 years old and discovering the phenomenon of sex for the first time.
- While lying out under a blossoming pear tree, Janie witnesses a bee pollinating a pear blossom and describes it as a sexual experience. The whole experience is so beautiful, she's sure that this is what love and marriage must be like. She envies the tree.
- Janie happens upon Johnny Taylor, who had never before seemed appealing to her, but in her romantic pear tree daze, he's a "glorious being."
- Nanny, who's in the house taking a nap, wakes up to hear Janie and a boy talking outside. She looks out the window just in time to see Johnny and Janie in a lip-lock.
- Nanny pronounces that Janie is now a woman and tells her to get married as soon as possible. Janie resents the idea; she doesn't feel like she's really a woman yet.
- Nanny's worried that Janie will naively end up being used and treated like garbage by some man without her grandmother's guidance. And granny is getting on in age.
- A man named Logan Killicks is interested in marrying Janie, but Janie is disgusted because of the huge age difference and because he "look like som ole skullhead in de grave yard." Definitely unappealing.
- Nanny accuses Janie of not wanting to be an honest wife and slaps Janie for her insolence.
- When Janie begins to cry, Nanny immediately repents and rocks her granddaughter in her arms.
- Nanny explains that she doesn't want Janie to suffer as she has and as Janie's mother did. She says that the black woman is "de mule uh de world" and her only motive behind suggesting reliable old Logan Killicks is to help Janie avoid a terrible fate.
- Nanny feels her days on earth are numbered, and she wants to see Janie "protected" before she goes. Even though Janie is young, she should get married before Nanny dies.
- Nanny tries to explain to Janie where she's coming from. Though it's the early 1900s right now, Nanny grew up as a slave.
- Nanny describes a scene during the Civil War when her former master rode off to fight and she was left to face the wrath of the mistress of the house. When the mistress discovered that Nanny's daughter had gray eyes and blond hair, she started slapping Nanny and threatened to have her beaten to a pulp and have the little girl sold off. In case you don't get why, it's because the baby's looks were proof that the master had been sleeping with Nanny.
- Nanny ran away into the swampland and was lucky enough to survive until slavery was abolished.
- As a free woman, she decided not to marry...though she'd had plenty of proposals. She was worried a man would mistreat her daughter.
- Nanny settled in West Florida with the Washburn family and put her daughter, Leafy, in school as soon as she could.
- Many years later, Leafy, at age 17, was raped by her white schoolteacher. After Leafy gave birth to Janie, Leafy became an alcoholic and ended up leaving.
- So, all in all, the women in Janie's family have had hard lives, and it's no wonder Nanny wants to see her granddaughter married.
- The chapter ends with Nanny's sincere plea, "Ah can't die easy thinkin' maybe de menfolks white or black is makin' a spit cup outa you: Have some sympathy fuh me."


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VOLUME 14 NUMBER 21 Council meets with senator to discuss FHP and other concerns Senator John Melcher spent part of the congressional spring break visiting with irrigators and Indians on the Flathead Reservatioa He met with the Tribal Council after lunch last Wednesday, following a morning meeting at Allentown with the Joint Board of ControL The main reason for his visit was to brief the Council on the high points of a recently approved "memorandum of Newstand price: $1.00 agreement" (MOA) between the Bureaus of Reclamation and Indian Affairs (BuRec & BIA) about management of part of the Flathead Indian Irrigation Project. The MOA includes plans for retaining all existing irrigation personnel, Melcher said, who will retain all their employee rights Indian preference will apply to all positions except the 3-4 positions that will make up a new management team, he said further. The rest of FY86 will be used for drafting engineering plans for im- provements and repairs. The BIA, which will continue its involvement with the whole project is supposed to have $1 million available in FY87 to begin paying for that work, he said. The $9.2 million needed to shape up the whole system will no doubt appear in future Interior Department budgets, he said. The money will be repaid by the irrigators after negotiations according to BuRec loan regulations. As far as the Tribes are concerned, he said, "The MOA is explicit in pro-(Con eludes on page two) 'GRAMBO' may hit IHS after all; U.S. Supreme Court asked to review law as w •o 09 Sa i? O » C4 O 3 as m 5 As promised, federal agencies across the country have gotten word about how much money they don't have available for what's left of FY86. Almost universally -- at least with regard to Indian programs -- no one got what was requested,which had been promised by the 1985 Gramm-Rudman-Hollings budget-balancing law, fondly being called "GRAMBO" in certain circles As plans to implement the law continue to be discussed, and challenged, in Washington, D.C., an unexpected development has come about the Indian Health Service originally looking at only a 1 % cut in FY86, may lose close to 8% if the federal Office of Management and Budget (OMB) gets its way. OMB proposes that IHS volunteer to give up $76.6 million which includes almost half the national CHR program's budget OMB's starring role in the GRAMBO Act is being protested to the U.S. Supreme Court To cope with deeper cuts in FY87, all the BIA's area offices should be eliminated, suggests two national Indian organization leaders in a January 27 "urgent memo" to tribes. The Snake- LaFromboise memo invited Tribal leaders to a "GRAMBO strategy session" February 10 and 11 in Washington, D.C., during the 1986 NCAI executive council's annual meeting Reuben A Snake Jr., is president of the National Congress of American Indians. Richard LaFromboise is president of the National Tribal Chairmen's Association The CSK Tribes belong to neither organization
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legal claims. Opening statements are not proof or evidence; they are merely
statements of the claims of the parties, so that you will be aware as you hear
the evidence of what legal claims each party is trying to establish through the
After the opening statements, the
plaintiff will present (his/her) evidence by calling witnesses. The lawyers for
the defendant [and other parties] may cross examine each witness. After the
plaintiff has presented all of (his/her) witnesses, the defendant [and other
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so. Any witnesses presented by the defendant [and other parties] may be cross
examined by the plaintiff's lawyer. I may vary the order of the trial if
necessary to keep things running smoothly.
Once all of the witnesses and evidence
have been presented, the lawyers will make closing arguments to you. These
closing arguments, like the opening statements, are not evidence.
The final step is that I (the judge)
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been made and the evidence that has been presented. That instruction is known
as the charge to the jury.
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Kindergarten can be a difficult transition for a lot of kids. You know what makes it easier? Heroin.
A Pittsburgh kindergartener apparently brought 18 bags of heroin to school, giving some to three of his friends. He was found out after he "cut his finger with a razor blade," which would seem to indicate that he was... cutting lines of it? In class? Yikes. He told cops he got the bags — which "feature a bunny coming out of a hat" — from his dad's bedroom.
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TAHOE/TRUCKEE, Calif. - What's a ghost's favorite candy? BOO-ble gum!
Truckee Pediatric Dentistry is redefining the phrase "put your money where your mouth is." This Halloween, trick-or-treaters can bring their excess candy to Truckee Pediatric Dentistry and receive $1 per pound. Dr. Matthew Gustafsson and his team are leading this anti-cavity movement by giving away money and toothbrushes in exchange for unopened candy. This candy will be sent to Operation Gratitude, to be sent to men and women in the military.
"Ditch the candy, that's what we're saying. Visiting your dentist twice a year and brushing daily are great preventive measures, but doing away with excess sweets altogether would really give your teeth a healthy boost," said Dr. Gustafsson. "Kids can still have all of the fun of trick-or-treating, and now their piggy banks will benefit as well." Parents may also be excited about the opportunity to get rid of the candy stockpiles that can last for weeks after Halloween.
The Halloween Candy Buyback program is meant to encourage children to exchange their excess candy for a modest monetary reward, a toothbrush, and an opportunity to win a $50 Target gift card. Additionally, the program teaches children about service and giving back. Our men and women in uniform especially enjoy receiving packages from home during the holidays. Last year, 122,000 pounds of candy was collected and sent to the troops. Halloween candy is a visible reminder of home, lifts morale and brings a smile to their faces knowing children are thoughtful enough to donate candy to show their support.
Global sugar consumption for children increases by about 2 percent annually and currently sits at 50 million tons per year, which means parents need to be sure their kid's teeth are being cared for more than ever. Candy, as well as hurting children's teeth, can lead to hyperactivity and weight gain. In some cases, the wrong types of candy can also lead to broken teeth and damaged braces. Candy will be collected Truckee Pediatric Dentistry, 11253 Brockway Road, Ste. 205, Truckee on Nov. 2 only, 3:30-5 p.m. The candy must be unopened. Please no bites! It will then be shipped to our troops overseas.
Dr. Gustafsson is a board certified pediatric dentist dedicated to preventing dental disease among children in the Tahoe/Truckee region. Call 530-550-9311, or visit Truckee Pediatric Dentistry at www.truckeepediatricdentistry.com. More information on the candy buy back program is available on their Facebook page.


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"We're done with the precipitation," said Robert Balfour of the National Weather Service in San Diego. "(That will be replaced by) dry, cold frosty mornings and then probably around Monday, Tuesday looking at some wind out of the northeast. Basically, our normal winter dry pattern: more sunshine, warmer daytime temperatures, still cold at night."
All lanes of Highway 38 into the mountains, which was considered impassable because of the weather, reopened early Saturday, Caltrans officials said.
The 15 Freeway was closed Saturday morning, though - at Baker Boulevard for northbound lanes and Yates Well Road going south - because of heavy snow, according to Caltrans. More than a foot of snow hit many mountain areas Friday night.
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I have a strange issue which I am not even sure what are the keyword to google it.
I use Ubuntu/11.x as my primary desktop OS on my laptop. I also have a Windows Vista partition which I boot to it rarely (like once every 4-5 month)
I have configure my Ubuntu such that media files (video, audio) spans different partitions, some files are in Windows partition, some are in my regular /home/xxxx/video directory in my Linux partition.
My issue with PMS right now is that while PS3MediaServer see all the media files on my windows NTFS filesystem perfectly fine, it can *NOT* find video files on my ext3 partition. the PMS can see all the file directories, like /home/user/video/movie/moneyball_2011/, but once I navigate to that directory, it says no media file found.
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Multitasking Muppets: Heading to Verizon Theatre (and shooting 'Let's Move' PSAs with First Lady Michelle Obama)
Thinking of taking your little Muppet fans to the new Sesame Street Live show at Verizon Theatre this weekend, Can't Stop Singing? You can probably get them to eat healthy snacks before and afterwards after you show them the two latest public service announcements Big Bird has done with First Lady Michelle Obama on eating fresh fruits and getting exercise.
Don't forget to arrive at the show an hour early for the Play Zone time and to bring your camera. As I write in our Guide cover story, the Play Zone is not only a favorite with the kids, but with the performers, too. Jessica Gray, who plays the Count and a sheep, dresses up as Ernie for the Play Zone, and says she loves to see how happy the kids are up close.


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ALAMEDA -- Tracy Lynn Jensen has been appointed to the board of the Alameda Health Care District, taking over the seat vacated by Stewart Chen following his election to the City Council in November.
The directors selected Jensen after interviewing her and fellow candidates Lynn Bratchett, Shubha Fanse and Terrie Kurrasch during their regular meeting on Wednesday.
A former trustee with the Alameda Unified School District, Jensen campaigned for one of the two open seats on the hospital board during November's election, but came in third behind incumbents Jordan Battani and J. Michael McCormick.
"It's an exciting time for the hospital," Jensen said. "Its staff, its management under the board, all have helped the hospital find a niche both locally and regionally. I am looking forward to playing my part in helping the hospital continue to provide the crucial services that the community needs and depends on."
The board's decision to appoint Jensen was unanimous.
Jensen, who grew up in Alameda, works for the city of Oakland in the Department of Senior Services. She was elected to the Alameda school board in 2002 and re-elected in 2006.
Her background includes masters' degrees in business administration and public health from Atlanta's Emory University, which she said will help her as she serves on the hospital board.
"I have been interested in serving on the board ever since the hospital district was formed (in 2002), especially since I have a background in health care policy," Jensen said.
During the election, Jensen said her priorities were to make sure the hospital continues to provide quality emergency care, and that residents are directly involved in decisions to add or eliminate services.
As a board member, Jensen also said she would respect different opinions and would challenge hospital administrators to constantly improve.
Chen's resignation from the board became effective Dec. 18, although his term will end in November 2014.
The most pressing issue facing the board is dealing with the hospital's troubled finances. An internal report showed the facility lost about $1.9 million during the last fiscal year -- $600,000 more than expected -- despite the hospital district bringing in more than $6 million in parcel tax revenue.
Bridging the gap is key to the hospital's future because many Island residents say it will be needed for emergency care in the event that an earthquake or other major disaster cuts them off from facilities in neighboring cities.
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If there's one thing you can expect from a Platinum Games release, it's that it will have a singular hard-core focus. "The makers of "Bayonetta" and "Vanquish" have shown that they aren't like other developers who are happy to copy the success of other games.
They don't zig while others zag. That would imply that they keep an eye on the competition. Platinum Games ventures into the wild lands of Japanese gaming and makes titles that it wants to play.
That brings us to "Anarchy Reigns," which is a pseudo-spiritual-second-cousin sequel to "MadWorld" on the Wii. It's not exactly a follow-up that continues the story of Jack Cayman, but it uses many of the same characters in a game about two men -- Jack, a bounty hunter, and Leonhardt Victorion, a bureau officer -- who are both after a rogue agent named Maximillian Caxton.
The campaign is divided between a White Side and Black Side, like on a cassette tape. Each features its own protagonist who sports cybernetically enhanced weapons and fighting style. Once you complete one side, it flips over to the other, showing you the competing side of the adventure set in a post-apocalyptic world.
Jack's Black Side follows the bounty hunter as he meets allies and tries to capture Max alive for a client. The burly man with a chain-saw arm has his own vendetta against the bureau agent. Meanwhile, Leo's White Side shows him trying to arrest his former mentor, who has mysteriously gone rogue. Their missions bring them into conflict with one another as they chase Max across landscape that's been destroyed and broken down by years of war.
The structure and gameplay is an interesting mix of beat-'em-up placed in huge, open levels. Players have to crush waves of enemies to score points, and those points unlock missions scattered through the stage.
There's some technique required to get through the game. Players will need to know how to block, dodge and rip off combos. They can pick up items and hijack vehicles. But there isn't anything necessarily new to any of the moves. A leveling system would have been welcome, but there is just enough depth to the fighting with items and power moves that the combat is more than blind button-mashing and hoping for a lucky hit.
As for the quests, they offer enough variety between the free and story-based missions. They even let you choose from several characters at some points, giving you a sense how each one is different. When it comes to story, don't expect a coherent explanation about why you're knocking oversized balls into tubes or why a giant self-healing mutant is after you. Like a lot of Platinum Games, "Anarchy Reigns" is about frenetic gameplay and unbridled creativity and less about sensible narratives.
Lastly, the other reason for playing through the single-player mode is that it unlocks extras such as character models and artwork, but more importantly, it opens up new heroes and abilities that are used in the multiplayer mode.
Players can battle in several game types that include hectic 16-player battles. As a one-on-one fighting game, "Anarchy Reigns" is unremarkable. But it's the other modes that are more attractive. Playing Capture the Flag or a Team Deathmatch with brawling warriors who have their own fighting characteristics and abilities adds depth that the single-player lacks.
It's more fun with the chaos of large teams, but smaller matchups show the flaws in the fighting system. Players aren't able to interrupt team attacks when they're already in motion. There's little opportunity to nail down a combo because opponents can easily break out of it with a special attack. And the camera, which is an annoyance in the single-player campaign, is just as terrible in the multiplayer.
"Anarchy Reigns" isn't Platinum Games' best work. It's a decent action title for those who want something more than another "Dynasty Warriors." There's certainly nothing out there like it, but the problem with making experiences for yourself is that sometimes they end up alienating a broader audience that wants to give your games a try.
Contact Gieson Cacho at 510-735-7076 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Read his blog at http://blogs.mercurynews.com/aei.
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Brown was born prematurely, arriving a month early and providing no indication of the Redwood of an offensive lineman he would become.
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SANTA CLARA -- Dashon Goldson, one of the few 49ers starters unsigned for next season, wants to remain in San Francisco -- but only on a long-term deal.
The All-Pro free safety made it clear Tuesday he doesn't want to be slapped with the franchise-tag for a second season in a row.
"There's no security in it,'' Goldson said as players cleared out their lockers two days after a 34-31 loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Super Bowl XVLII.
"I've been in this league now for six years, going on seven. I think I've done what I've had to do to deserve a second contract, period."
Because the 49ers were unable to agree to a multi-year contract with the 49ers last summer, the team designated Goldson as its franchise player. If they did so again, it would bump the free safety's salary from $6.2 million to $7.45 million.
"The franchise tag, it's cool. It's not that bad with the money, but everybody wants security,'' Goldson said. "In the job that I do, and the position I play, there's a lot that comes with the territory. Security is something that you want at my position, for sure."
Goldson, a two-time Pro Bowl selection, spoke in even tones about his future. He said he will take a little time off before returning to training and let his agent, Ben Dogra, handle what comes next.
But he also said he was more cautious than optimistic, noting that last year's inability to get a deal done taught him not to get his hopes up.
"Hopefully, it will be this team,'' Goldson said. "But I'm open to all 32 teams."
Coach Jim Harbaugh would like to see the 49ers get a deal done with Goldson.
"He's somebody I think you reward,'' he said. "He plays every game. He can find the ball. You know he's out there. Opposing offenses know that he's out there.
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The Digital Media Assistant is the primary producer of all content for the Big 12 Digital Network. This position works closely with the two Big 12 Digital Network correspondents to create unique and enjoyable content that tells the story about the league and its student-athletes. This person must be comfortable in front of the camera as well. A majority of the workload will be producing and writing video packages. Duties Include:
- Shoot, write, edit and report Big 12 stories to be posted on official Conference digital platforms, as well as traditional and social media platforms.
- Edit video elements using Adobe Premiere and Adobe Creative Cloud software.
- Establish working relationships with member schools' athletic video staffs, as well as with television partners.
- Maintain and develop various aspects of the Big 12 Digital Network platforms.
- Interview Big 12 coaches and student-athletes at media days and championships.
- Travel to championships and other events throughout the season.
- Projects as assigned by other members of the communications staff.
Bachelor's Degree required. Applicants should have a strong knowledge of sports with an emphasis in graphics, video production and understanding broadband delivery systems. Familiarity with Panasonic AG-AC160AP cameras and lighting set-up is preferred. Experience and knowledge of MAC OS, especially editing software (Adobe Creative Cloud) is needed. The candidate will need to be proficient in graphic editing programs (Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects). Must be able to meet tight deadlines with quality professional work. Excellent writing and editing abilities, including a familiarity with Associated Press style guidelines, is helpful. The Conference is seeking an ambitious, forward-thinking personality who can assist in the continued growth of the Big 12 Digital Network.
Salary: $2,000 per month
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i like it vey much!
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is it ok to shoot on the side of ur head like dat
You can't expect to automatically improve your shooting using this drill once, you have to constantly work on it everyday. Persistance pays. Practice makes perfecft.
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Wednesday's letters: Playing politics
Published: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, May 21, 2013 at 6:04 p.m.
To the editor: From the May 6 Other Voices editorial we can extract the following: The Obama administration was using the FAA cuts, claiming they produced massive airport delays in order to maximize public pain and thus force House Republicans to raise taxes. This was summarized as a manufactured problem and playing politics with air safety issues.
This apparent willingness to risk the lives of travelers for political purposes is of a piece with suspicions concerning Benghazi. Namely, the administration knew that the lives of Americans were at great risk. But to acknowledge that by protecting them would have demolished the campaign narrative, Al-Qaida is on its heels.
This is not the sort of administration we can comfortably allow to control our health care.
Candler A. Willis
Gun violence
To the editor: I dont want to stomp on anyones freedom, but this kind of thing has to be stopped. Im not sure how, but Im sick to death of these types of murders!
This was only a few miles from our place. I didnt know the people, but I feel for the family.
The guy pulled up in his car, pulled out an assault rifle and massacred his estranged wife and her parents just sitting in their front yard with their kids at home to watch. I would say unbelievable, but lately I would believe anything when it comes to gun violence.
I am not anti-gun, just anti-hunting for people with these guns! Many crazy people yes. Should they have military-style killing weapons? No! These kids are left without parents or grandparents because of this disgruntled husband.
The more I think about this the more angry it makes me!
Jack B. Elliott
Souvenir is brilliant
To the editor: I recently had the honor to see a marvelous production of Souvenir at Flat Rock Playhouse. Two people connected by their love of music, the play tells the story of Florence Foster Jenkins, a would-be singer, played brilliantly by Linda Edwards, and Cosme McMoon, her accompanist, played brilliantly as well by Carl Danielsen.
Mrs. Jenkins was a woman who heard beautiful music in her head and wanted to sing that music for anyone who would listen. Souvenir is a comedy, a drama, a real-life tale of one persons dream and the determination to overcome insurmountable odds.
Its been a while since Ive laughed this much and then cried a bit, too.
Thats all Im saying. Please run, dont walk, to see Souvenir and please stay through to the end.
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Meat animal processing inevitably yields by-products, which include tissues and organs that are unsuitable for human food, such as feathers and bones, or for which there is low food market demand, such as blood. The current outlets for animal by-products, either through profitable use or disposal in the environment, are limited and shrinking. The proposed project is designed to create new utilization opportunities for these substances and reduce the environmental impact of meat processing. Two groups of promising applications are targeted here, use as fermentation feedstocks and use as renewable alternatives for synthetic polymeric flocculants such as polyacrylamide (PAM). Rendered protein will be processed into forms well-adapted for use in non-pharmaceutical industrial fermentations. Poultry blood and substances derived from rendered proteins will be tested in applications including algae culture flocculation, ethanol whole stillage clarification, mine tailings flocculation, cellulosic fiber flocculation, and municipal sewage sludge settling. At all stages, emphasis will be placed on employing processing techniques that are appropriate to the relatively low value of the products to be produced. Successful completion of this project will yield technologies that can be commercialized in a relatively short time period and produce new revenue streams for renderers and meat processors, while benefiting the environment.


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The Camdenton Airport currently accommodates small planes and limited traffic. In order to expand the airport and its functions, a runway expansion is critical.
The current runway is 4,000 feet in length which is 1,000 feet less than the "magic number" according to Corey Leuwerke, owner of AirLake Aviation who manages the airport for the city.
Most insurance companies will not allow corporations to fly their planes into airports with runways less than 5,000 feet. When Leuwerke and his company took over the Camdenton airport in 2007, he knew there were a few improvements that were needed to help the airport reach its potential. First, a weather system was added along with better landing instruments.
"The third thing we told them [the city of Camdenton] is that we need a longer runway," Leuwerke recalled.
In order to gain support for a new runway, the airport started a letter writing campaign. The city of Camdenton and the Camden County Commissioners were on board quickly and were joined by major corporations, state representatives, senators and other elected officials.
"We finally got it approved around last fall," Leuwerke said.
"We are currently in the environmental assessment phase and should be done by the end of the year," Mike Nichols, City of Camdenton's Economic Planner, said. "Next is land acquisition, then design work and some construction including moving dirt. Then it will be time for construction."
The expansion benefits much more than the airport alone.
"It opens up the door to more aircraft," Leuwerke said. "It may take a few years, but I'm hoping it brings more businesses to the city."
The city of Camdenton hopes that the improvements to the airport and the Industrial Park next door play a role in economic development in the area.
"It beneifts in many different ways. It allows bigger aircraft to use our airport. increases traffic out there and allows for corporate jets. It opens us up to a much bigger market of use. It also plays a role in economic development," Nichols said. "It all ties in with our quality of life and low cost of living. We think it will be very appealing."
The total runway expansion project is currently estimated at $6.2 million over the entire life of the project. 90% of the cost will be covered by state and federal grants. The city's cost will be 10% at the most.
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The disgruntled local officials ought to reflect on being shafted by top-down centralised diktat. Might knock a bit of sense into some of them to see how it is to be on the receiving end of their 'Government knows best' garbage for a change. If Labour treats its own like this, seems a fair assumption that everyone else has no chance. I hope this makes big news tomorrow.
If anyone has the rest of it, it would make a good read.
Of course, if any of these local associations grow a pair and refuse to do it, it might get interesting. Doubt that'll happen though.
Revolt over Labours raid on its local party assets
Labour is forcing local parties to hand over their headquarters buildings, enabling it to shore up its precarious finances, The Times has learnt. The move allows the party, which has a deficit of millions of pounds, to raise loans against the properties. It has caused unrest in constituency offices, which have been told that they will be thrown out of Labour unless they agree to sign over their assets. Several have told The Times of their anger at having to give up ownership of the buildings. They have been told to transfer the deeds of the properties into a company controlled by the national party. Letters sent out to constituencies that oppose the ruling state that complying is a pre-condition of continued affiliation to the party. Peter Watt, who served as Labours general secretary when the party narrowly avoided bankruptcy, said that it was right that local members helped to sort out its finances. I think [the party] is doing a terrific job at stabilising the
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PARKERSBURG - FedEx Freight has opened a new service center near Parkersburg.
The facility is located at the Airport Industrial Park on West Virginia 2 and will allow FedEx Freight to enhance its less-than-truckload services in the Parkersburg market, officials said.
The center is a local pick-up and delivery facility for FedEx Freight Priority and FedEx Freight Economy shipments to provide needed capacity and growth by handling additional shipments from surrounding service centers, according to Pat Reed, executive vice president and chief operations officer..
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The new FedEx Freight service center at the Airport Industrial Park near Parkersburg will be a local pick-up and delivery facility for FedEx Freight Priority and FedEx Freight Economy shipments. More than 20 employees will work there.
"FedEx is very excited about our facility in Parkersburg," Reed said. "This is another step in our long-term strategy to provide additional capacity in the greater Parkersburg market and serve our customers with enhanced flexibility and solutions for their business needs."
Reed is a 1976 graduate of Parkersburg Catholic High School.
More than 20 people work at the new site. Staffing decisions are based on their customers' demand for services.
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Blackmagic Media Express Failure
About one month ago I posted that we are now using a Blackmagic Decklink SDI card to capture via SDI in some workflows at The Station. Unfortunately it became clear quite quickly that the Media Express 2.3.1 software we were using, for capturing and controlling the decks, had some shortcomings.
Apparently the Linux version of this software does not support capture of VITC information where present. This made creating valid IMX50 (D10) files harder than it needed to be. We would capture the SD content from tape into 10-bit uncompressed at 720×576, then when transcoding using FFmbc, we needed to pad the top of the file with 36 lines of blanking, to create a valid IMX50 at 720×608. This process caused a few problems with the resulting files' aspect ratio information.
After speaking with the support staff ot Blackmagic Design, it became clear the the Windows and Mac versions of Media Express 2.3.1 do support capture of VITC, just not the Linux version. The relevant API calls are exposed in the freely available SDK, but we would need to build our own application to take advantage of this.
My next hope was that the new version of Media Express would include this additional functionality on Linux. On April 11th 2011, Blackmagic published a press release stating that Media Express 3.0 would be available for Windows, Mac and Linux. The software would be available for free download from their website in June.
Today I went searching for the software but could not find it. Looking on the Blackmagic software download page, the latest Desktop Video download for Linux is 8.0.1 from May 13th, 2011. Clearly this would not include the new 3.0 version, as this file is what I downloaded a month ago to obtain version 2.3.1.
I phoned Blackmagic support again to enquire about where to find Media Express 3.0. They informed me that a beta version of this software was available for Mac platforms, but that was all. They were also unable to speculate regarding a formal release date for the software, nor whether the Linux version would be available at the same time as the Windows and Mac version. All in all, not very helpful.
June finished 21 days ago. I want my Media Express 3.0 software for Linux!
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It'd be interesting to read an update on this, Phil.
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Sorry if I'm a little bit intrusive but I was wondering if you know where i can get some useful documentation about publishing a stream to fms (not wowza) using 2 blackmagic cards on a linux server (ubuntu 11.10 server). I've tried to find some useful info on the net but with no success. It seems that streaming on linux is far less documented and supported as on mac/windows. Sorry once again for asking this here but you seem to be someone who has some experience with this and all I need to know is where to look actually see some documentation about doing this from command line.


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Alisha VanderSyde selected to receive UPS scholarship
Brevard College junior Alisha VanderSyde was recently selected to receive a UPS scholarship distributed by the North Carolina Independent Colleges & Universities.
VanderSyde, a Brevard resident studying psychology, was one of 36 students at private colleges and universities in the state to receive the scholarship. The scholarships were made possible by a grant from the UPS Educational Endowment Fund administered by the Council of Independent Colleges in Washington, D.C.
Nationally, CIC and the UPS Foundation teamed up to provide nearly $1.5 million in student scholarships this year which were distributed through state-based private college associations around the country.
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The most dangerous road trip in history continues in the wacky third book of Dan Gutman's New York Times bestselling The Genius Files series, following twins Coke and Pepsi McDonald as they dodge nefarious villains all the way to Graceland. With the real-kid humor that has earned him millions of readers around the world, and featuring all new weird-but-true locations around America, this third book in the New York Times bestselling Genius Files series is one wild ride!
The genius twins Coke and Pepsi have narrowly escaped a vat of a Spam, a pit of boiling fry oil, and a score of crazed adults all bent on killing them. But just when they thought they were safe, their arch nemesis Dr. Herman Warsaw reappeared, engaged to their Aunt Judy! Whoa—didn't he die already?! Now, as the twins continue their family road trip from Washington D.C. through the South, it will take every bit of their genius abilities to outwit their wacky enemies. It doesn't help that their parents remain totally oblivious! When they finally get to Graceland, Elvis's home in Memphis, Tennessee, Coke and Pepsi come to an explosive conclusion you'll have to read to believe!
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MILWAUKEE -- After the 109-102 setback Golden State took Saturday night, it's hard not to wonder if reality is setting in for these undermanned Warriors.
It was their second loss to a beatable team, and in both they were outworked and looked fatigue.
"We just have to pick up our effort and our level of play if we expect to be a successful basketball team," point guard Jarrett Jack said. "Across the board."
As did Chicago on Friday, Milwaukee dominated the interior. The Bucks outrebounded the Warriors 58-50 and racked up 27 second-chance points. In the loss at Chicago, Golden State was outrebounded by 19 and gave up 30 second-chance points.
"We climbed back. We showed some fight," Warriors coach Mark Jackson said. "But it takes so much out of you when you have to defend for 48 seconds instead of 24 seconds. Too many second-chance points. That really hurt us, and it cost is the ballgame."
The interior inferiority was again compounded by opponents' guards catching fire. One night after Kirk Hinrich and Nate Robinson torched the Warriors for 47 points, Milwaukee's Brandon Jennings and Monta Ellis hurt the Warriors with 40.
Jennings scored 18 of his 20 points in the third quarter, when the Bucks took over the game, knocking down five straight 3-pointers.
Golden State (26-17), loser of two straight, gets a day off before a
back-to-back set at Toronto and Cleveland. It's pretty early to start calling games must-wins, but the Warriors can ill-afford an elongated slide.
Are teams figuring out Jackson's schemes? Is the weight of leading the team wearing down stars Stephen Curry and David Lee?
The Warriors, though, didn't seem too worried after the game.
"We're not panicking at all," Curry said after totaling 26 points and seven assists. "We beat two good teams before this little slide. ... We just have to get back to how we were playing before we left Oracle -- uptempo, physical on both ends and making big plays when they matter."
The silver lining out of Saturday's game, those in the locker room contend, is that Golden State displayed that familiar resiliency. That wasn't the case at Chicago, but perhaps that's because the Bulls, ranked No. 4 in the Eastern Conference, are a better team.
Either way, the Warriors had a chance to win Saturday.
They opened the fourth quarter down 12. But Jack, who finished with 13 points and 10 assists, got them back in the game with consecutive 3-pointers. Reserve Richard Jefferson followed with a layup, cutting Milwaukee's lead to 86-82.
But the Bucks responded with an 8-0 run, thanks to three straight open looks. Ersan Ilyasova knocked down two of them, including the 18-foot jumper that put Golden State down 94-82.
Golden State put together another run to make it interesting.
Curry hit a 3-pointer to cut it 98-93 with just over three minutes left. Then, with 52.9 seconds left, Jack nailed a 3-pointer to pull the Warriors within 100-98.
But the Warriors couldn't get a stop. With Curry in his face, Ellis (20 points) nailed a dagger 3-pointer to put Golden State down five.
On the ensuing possession, Lee capped a rough night by committing the Warriors' 16th turnover with a travel violation. Game over.
"It's a disappointing loss," Jackson said. "But at the same time, it's important for us not to let go of the rope. And we're not going to do that."
"I mean, it's been a long road for me," he said. "It is definitely taking a lot longer than we expected. ... It's frustrating. Nobody wants to be hurt. I don't want to be hurt. At the same time, I've got no choice but to go through this process, do the right things and then come back strong."
Both Ellis and Ekpe Udoh, whom the Warriors gave up for Bogut, have played more than 60 games each for the Bucks, currently the No. 7 seed in the East. Bogut, on the other hand, has given the Warriors four games, 73 minutes.
Coming back to Milwaukee dredged up that disappointing fact.
"I'm injury prone," Bogut said. "I'm injury prone (in the sense) that I've had a lot of gruesome injuries that I can't control. ... It's just one of those things I've got to deal with."
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Carrollton, GA - Despite winning the opening set, Valdosta State eventually fell in five (20-25, 25-19, 25-16, 21-25, 17-15) to West Georgia Tuesday night. The loss drops VSU to 13-12 overall and 3-5 in conference play.
The Blazers came out strong in the first set with a 25-20 win. Valdosta State actually held an eight-point lead twice in the set, at 12-4 and 16-8. Unfortunately, VSU could not keep momentum and dropped the next two sets to fall into a 2-1 hole. After winning the fourth set, 25-21, the Blazers could not close out in the fifth.
Valdosta State gained an early 6-3 lead in the final set, but West Georgia fought back. Eventually, though, the Blazers held a 13-11 lead. At that point, VSU stalled. The Wolves scored three straight points to gain a 14-13 lead. After the Blazers passed up West Georgia to regain the lead, 15-14, Valdosta State stalled again. A kill from West Georgia's Mandy Black and two VSU errors ended the match.
Tania Tauiliili stepped up to lead Valdosta State from the middle with 18 kills and a .324 attacking percentage. She notched three service aces, along with Katie Onushko and two block assists.
Helping out offensively was Onushko and Chelsea Logan. They both tallied 10 kills while Onushko added 12 digs and four block assists. The big blocker, however, was Destiny Berry. She finished with six block assists and two solos.
Valdosta State played strong on the back side of the defense with 90 digs. Krista Bradford had 25 of the digs while Chelsea Luttfring and Ashley Lala registered 16 and 15 digs respectively. Macy Markham added 10 digs to make it five Blazers with double-digit digs. Lala added 47 assists.
The Blazers outblocked West Georgia, 10-6, but the Wolves put together a strong offense led by Emily Reul. She finished with 27 kills while three other Wolves tallied nine each. Amanda Miller gave out 54 assists and Taylor Snipes had 24 digs. Two others were in double digits.
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Microsoft Office 2004 allows you to experience the beauty, power, and stability of all four Microsoft Office for Mac programs: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Entourage.
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Microsoft committed to making Office Universal, but very likely it will be concurrent with the next release of Office for Mac. That probably won't happen until next year. My best guess is around the time of Macworld SF in January.
I just started using Office 2004 on my new Macbook. Apart from a slight slowdown in launching, while Rosetta translates it for the Intel chip, it runs faster than it did on my G4 iMac. Way faster, particularly in Entourage, which I use heavily for mail, contacts, and calendar. MacTech magazine has an extended review of Office on a Mactel, which anyone interested should read:
Office 2004 benchmarks on Intel Macs: http://www.mactech.com/articles/mactech/Vol.22/22.05/Office2004Benchmark/
I'd rather use office on a mac than on windows. Sure is purty in comparison...
Excel is a must for people using "numbers", Word is a hated but necessary program.
People say "sadly" only because Microsoft is the publisher. It so happens that Microsoft is one of the best publishers of large-scale commercial software on the Mac. The best-performing and bug free software when compared to so many other publishers.
A lot of recent Apple software is really good, but "Pages" is not at all comparable to Word. It's more of a layout application rather than a word processor. I will agree that Keynote is nicer than Pagemaker though.
Word and Excel are a powerful and well-designed duo for the Mac without equals at any price from any publisher. I don't use Entourage.
sadly use this. occasionally.
Definitely a must on my mac sine it helps me work with Windows users at the University.
Necessary when people send you files. But I would pick Pages and Keynote any day over Word and PowerPoint. But I love Excel! It really is a great app. I don't think Numbers/Charts (or whatever Apple calls their secret unreleased spreadsheet) will come close. And if you use Exchange, Entourage is pretty good especially now that it works with Spotlight.
i only use this because i have to, once in a while. that being said, i think MS's Mac division has done a great job making this more stable and usable than previous versions.
It's always seem quite ponderous and clunky compared to the Windows version. Obviously under Rosetta it's even slower to start and with occasional mysterious beachballs.
Wish Apple would hurry up and give us an office suite with snap!
Does anyone have any idea when MS will release Universal Office?
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CORPUS CHRISTI – The Texas A&M-Corpus Christi soccer team has added a pair of transfers to its incoming class for this fall. Sara Chandlee (Mansfield, Texas/Iona College) and Kallyn Redona (Las Vegas, Nev./Long Island University-Brooklyn) have decided to continue their careers at the Island University and will be eligible to play for the upcoming fall season.
"With such a high percentage of our team made up of freshmen, getting players with college experience is a huge plus," head coach Shanna Caldwell said. "These two both played a significant amount of college soccer at the Division I level, and they will be able to give our team a boost in its first season."
Chandlee will be a junior at the Island University with two years of eligibility remaining. The defender appeared in 28 games over her two seasons for the Gaels, posting a total of 21 starts. She totaled four shots from the back line, putting three of those on goal. She attended Nolan Catholic High School in Mansfield, and was the Defensive Player of the Year in her time there.
"Sara is a very motivated, focused player and has already built herself quite an impressive resumé at the Division I level," Caldwell said. "Those qualities, in addition to her great passion for the game, will serve as positive examples for the rest of the squad."
Redona will be a sophomore for the Islanders, having three years of eligibility when she arrives on campus. The 5-foot-11 defender played in all 21 games in her debut campaign, making nine starts for LIU-Brooklyn. She played a total of 765 minutes on the year. The native of Las Vegas attended Arbor View High School, where she was a team captain and led the squad to a state championship in 2010.
"Kallyn has the potential to play in a couple of key roles for us including holding mid or center back," Caldwell said. "Her aggressive play and willingness to battle will be key to helping us solidify the middle of the field."
The duo brings the total number of Islanders to 24 – one senior, four juniors, three sophomores and 16 freshmen. The program will kick off its 2013 campaign on August 23 against the University of Houston at the newly constructed Dr. Jack A. Dugan Family Soccer & Track Stadium.


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