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Local band Celebrated Workingman calls it quits
Fans of local rock group Celebrated Workingman, I hope you aren't busy Saturday night. Just four days before the group is slated to open for Retribution Gospel Choir at Cactus Club, Workingman's frontman Mark Waldoch has announced on Facebook that Saturday's gig will be the band's last.
No explanation was given for the break-up, but Waldoch gushed about a special bassist booked for the show--Milwaukeean Scott Schoenbeck, of The Promise Ring and Dashboard Confessional fame--and expressed gratitude to the band's supporters. »Read Full Blog Post
Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Drake and more
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Milwaukee band Revomatics re-create '60s surfer music
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"Surf music is the punk rock of the early 1960s," said bassist Peter Flessas of the local surf-rock band. "It was dynamic music, but it was all instrumental, and you didn't have to have a big budget. It enabled young musicians to get their music out there." »Read Full Article(2)
Documentaries celebrate anniversary of Emancipation Proclamation, march on Washington
Four documentaries capturing the history of civil rights in America will be shown at the New Berlin Public Library to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation and 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King's March on Washington, as part of a project called, "Created Equal: America's Civil Rights Struggle."
The initiatives' four films, "The Abolitionists," "Freedom Riders," "The Loving Story" and "Slavery by Another Name" will screen Sept. 5, 17, Oct. 10 and 22, respectively, with a presiding moderator to facilitate conversations about changing meanings of freedom and equality in the U.S., the news release said. »Read Full Article
At Lebowski Fest, the costumes abide
Let's call Lebowski Fest what it is: a costume party.
Friday through Sunday, fans of "The Big Lebowski" will descend on Milwaukee in pursuit of White Russians and marmots. The film by Joel and Ethan Coen stars Jeff Bridges as The Dude, a slacker caught up in a case of a mistaken identity. The Dude, Bridges says in the film, abides, a.k.a. survives. »Read Full Article
Cats compete in regional cat show
Waukesha's Exposition Center housed the Great Lakes Regional Cat Show this weekend, presented by Wisconsin-Illinois Cat Fanciers. Nearly 200 cats entered the circus-themed competition, all hoping to rank "best" in their respective breed category.
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A Day for Detroit: U.S. critics celebrate an imperiled art collection
People do not give works of art to museums. Donors of great works of art give their treasurers to the cities they love, to the school children on yellow buses, the couples on dates, the artists and would-be artists, the seniors on a Sunday afternoon.
In a very real sense, the art in our museums belongs to us. It is a public trust. This simple truth is at the core of a foundational ethic within the museum world that prohibits museums from selling works of art to pay off debts. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
On Tap Today: A free Florentine show, summer concerts, Bing, and South Park reruns
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I really enjoyed this film. It is very entertaining and leaves a chilling impression. Richard Todd is marevelous as were Ruth Roman and Mercedes McCambridge. It is an interesting story with a surprise ending. At least for me because I don't remember ever seeing this movie. Anyone who enjoys crime films would probably really enjoy this one.
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I saw this film when I was 10 years old. I haven't seen it since, but it has stuck with me for 40 years. Looking back, it was probably my first introduction to film noir. I remember it being very atmospheric, always looking like a storm was brewing. But, most of all, it made me a lifelong fan of Mercedes McCambridge! She had a crazed look in her eyes that has haunted me for years, an underlying current of insanity...NOBODY does it better!
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Though the staff were friendly, the service left a lot to be desired. This was duly noted in the restaurant and bar. Chaos reigned supreme. An evening drink at the bar turned into one of the most unorganized, chaotic spectacles I have ever witnessed, to the point where I thought that it was a set up and a camera crew would appear at any moment to alleviate the distress of all. If there was an award given for the Basil Fawlty recognition for service, their efforts would have had them inducted into the hall of fame. Heard the adage too many Chiefs, not enough Indians, how about no Chief, too many Indians! At one count eight (8) staff were behind the bar, they had run out of glasses (we opted to reuse our pint glasses for fear of an hour long delay between drinks), there was a minimum 45 minute wait on food (our barman told us it would be quicker to order room service and then bring our meals to the bar!). Waiting staff delivered meal after meal to the bar leaving them to pile up as hapless, hungry patrons darted from one end of the bar to the other trying to get the attention of a staff member to claim their meals. The delivery of the food to bar seemed quite prompt, but I soon understood where the 45 minute claim came in as we watched meals stand in the open air of the smoky bar for the duration of the claim. Saddam had nothing on these guys 45 minute Wielders of Meal Destruction claim. A few other funny things happened that night and the following night at the restaurant when we went for a meal, again all relating to service issues, but I won't go into these. To be fair to the staff it wasn't for their lack of trying, helpfulness and friendliness it was just so badly managed and unorganised. As for the rooms they were fine and very clean. Beds were a little soft for my liking though. On check out they then tried to charge me for an extra person per night for the last two nights that we stayed. I will have to check that credit card statement when it comes in.
Excellent Hotel but not for people visiting central London!
This is an excellent hotel located next to EXCEL, ideal if you are attending an exhibition there or visiting the area, however, don't stay here if you're visiting London as its way out of town. The hotel is clean and bright, nice rooms - ask for one with a view of City Airport and you can watch the planes. Its soundproofed so no worry about the noise. The food in the restaurant is fine, and the prices suit all budgets - reasonable to expensive depending on your choice. Wine starts at around �14 a bottle, which I though was perfectly acceptable for a hotel, and goes up to �45. The staff are helpful and friendly. If you're looking for a hotel in this location then I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this one.
Very Nice Hotel
This hotel is very modern, clean, great view of city airport runway from our room. 30 odd mins via tube to get into London & very competitive prices via web hotel sites i paid �75 for a double room which included a very nice full english breakfast. I would come back & stay here again.
Lovely suite a long way out.
The Ramada is situated at the very East of the Docklands redevelopment, most of the surrounding land is barren and awaiting a use. Ther Hotel was very new and clean, we stayed in a suite which was spacious and comfortable. It was very quiet so a good nights sleep was had. The Hotel is 5 minutes walk away from the Excel centre (which we were visiting) and has plenty of free car parking space. We didn't eat dinner or breakfast in the restaurant, it was very expensive, the bar was very smoky in the early evening but we had a drink there after returning by car from dinner in Plaistow, there was no draught bitter and the prices were outrageous. There was an alternative at the nearby Fox at Connaught an upmarket pub & restaurant recently opened in an old listed docks building a few yards away.
There is a fitness room but in the morning all four aerobic machines were being used so we went for a delightful jog in the sunshine around the Royal Victoria Dock.
The Hotel is 5 minutes walk from Prince Albert Station on the Docklands Light Railway, trains take 25 minutes to the City so about 35 to the West End. You would need to allow an hour for the journey each way by the time you have waited for the train.
I would stay in this Hotel if I was going to an event at Excel, had a car with me and wanted a suite. If a room was all I required I would prefer the adjacent, and equally new, Travel Inn and save �25. If my buisness or pleasure was in Central London, and especially if I had no car with me, I would look elsewhere as the Ramada is simply too far out.
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I stayed in a suite at the Ramada Docklands for three nights. There are indeed two rooms and a bathroom in the suite. The rooms are spacious enough and the bathroom was not especially small by British standards. More importantly, the hotel was quiet, spotless and attended by professional and courteous staff. The comfort level is high, everything is clean and modern, and even the fold-down sofa was comfortable. YES, it is a long, long way from the center of London, so if you're humping heavy bags on the train from the airport, stay somewhere closer to the city (at three times the cost and in inferior accommodation). If you don't mind riding the train for 20 minutes and if you don't plan on howling at the moon, it's a reasonably priced if not centrally-situated hotel.
Awful Experience
Terrible experience. I booked this hotel after checking the great rating here so I am willing to share my experience.
- The hotel location is a total disaster. I have been staying in the Docklands again (e.g. Holiday Inn Docklands) but this...this is really too far and just to find the hotel at night you will have an hard time. If you have luggages with you be prepared for a long and tortuous ride.
So to get to Central London from this place please expect 40 min to one hour.
- The "suites" are not even closed to this definition. What they see as a suite is two rooms, one with a normal bedroom and one with a sofa which might become a bed. The bathroom is very small, so no way. It is not a suite.
Just check online and you will see no images of the room or the so called suites.
-The Bar at night was populated by all sort of strange people...
Out of nowhere, no value for money, stay away.
The hotel itself was great. I heard some guests complain that it was hot, but that was not my experience. I thought the hotel was very clean and spacious HOWEVER... it was out in the Boonies. It was a 30 min ride on the tubes to get into town so if you're a night couple you had to stop whatever you were doing and start your trip home at 11:15pm to catch the last ride back to the hotel (too $ for a cab ride all the way out there). Then after you got off at the stop it was another 5-10 min walk to the hotel. I'm not lazy but carrying a backpack and other bags and suitcases all that way was a pain. Also, there was NOTHING in the surrounding area. No restaurants or stores or anything. It was a wasteland.
Most enjoyable stay in london
The Ramada Docklands was great. I normally despise travelling in london, but this hotel made our stay truly enjoyable. the service was great, and the rooms were clean and comfortable, i didn't even want to leave! it's a little out of the way but a 25 min ride on the tube takes you to the center of london. well worth the extra travel time. it was so modern and clean, i loved it!
LOVED the Ramada Docklands
We just returned home from our stay at the Ramada Docklands and cannot say enough about this property! We were very impressed!! The hotel manager and all staff were very accomodating. We had three young children with us and they went out of their way to make us feel at home. The restaurant was lovely and offered non-smoking area. The hotel sits on the Thames, and though there is not much in the surrounding area, it was an easy walk to the Docklands Light Railway, which would connect to the subway system. The rooms were absolutely outstanding. We had a suite and an adjoining room, they were very clean, used the best in equipment and were generously sized for London!!!! The bathrooms were clean and roomy and had wonderful fixtures. We would definitely return to this hotel and recommend it.
Great Bar!!!
Ramada's Oval bar is the best watering hole in the Docklands, great choice and helpful advice from the manager Christine. Check it out.
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Thoughts: The Swordsman levels start of very very strong, I was ripping things a part against enemies my lv and still averaging 200+ on crits with lv 4 aura strike as early as 17th lv. Crits happen fairly often as well, my stats at 19 were "Basic Str 15, Agi 15, Int 3" again can't stress how cards make up for whatever you don't put into wis or vit, so long as you aren't making that the sole purpose of your cards. A Card that gives a reasonable bonus to vit, and a better bonus to str or int depending on your class is what I would aim for. I took blacksmith as my job so i could make decent gear for my levels as well as weapons, take this into consideration as well.
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That actually looks pretty similar to the build I had in mind when it comes to talents. The exception in my case is that I went 5/5 Head Crush, 1/3 Magnum Break, and ignored Tension Relax completely. I don't see any use in Magnum Break on DPS unless you want to off-tank due to the threat you'll be accumulating; Brandish Storm is going to be dealing more damage to more targets, produces less threat, and has no cooldown, with the only downside being that it's twice the cost. I can see, though, why you'd value extra healing over a marginally stronger DoT that you lay out maybe once or twice in a fight against a boss mob.
The stat build I chose for mine is completely different though; rather than go 36/36/25/1/1, mine was 49/31/1/1/1. I figure that since cards and title will be making up for the lack of Vit and Wis, they'll also buff Int. Again, though, I see the logic here; that 25 Int translates into 10% more damage to crits. It just means my build's damage will be more evened out with higher regular hits and lower crits compared to yours.
Thanks for the thorough analysis, some of what your said i didn't even think of, it's still early and i might save myself the points on Magnum Break :P lol. :)
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as a heads up you will have a hard time to find parties if you cannot off-tank as a warrior. being a swordman class most parties will ask you to do so anyway and kick you if you say "I'm DPS." not having the defensive warrior skills will cost you in finding parties. hybrid warrior is much more valuable as a whole.
in any case, as far as your build goes, just remove magnum break at max. level 1 builds all the aggro you need, and as the other poster mentioned magnum break becomes nearly obsolete once you have brandish. I like the idea you have about adding int. And yes cards generally make up for the lack of vit.
Unless I am the party leader, then tough luck trying to kick me. ^_^ The way I see it, you have to be aggressive when your a Warrior especially a Full DPS Warrior, be the Leader Take Charge... and well.. CHARGE!!!!!
Also yes I have decided to drop Magnum Break to lv 1 and Head Crush to lv 3
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Did not consider that, and your guild will always end up taking you. I guess think of it like this; there are not many classes that can tank or heal, so when the option is available, most people just expect that is what your job is. Hence why majority of people hate DPS priest so much, because they always assume priest is going to be healer. As a player of the SEA server though, the only time my guild (after it was leveled several times) needed to pick up randoms was for the 10-mans. So really it becomes a non-issue eventually
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BR: It's pretty disappointing. I understand that, unfortunately, the Internet seems to be a haven for people who like to just get out there and throw out the most vitriolic and aggressive stance they can. But there're no secret piles of money that the company's somehow magically making. I haven't been paid in almost two months, and I've been putting money out to try and get people taken care of. That's the flip side. When people think, "Oh, wow, these guys are starting their own company. They're gonna sell it. They're multibillionaires!" They don't really see the other side of it, that when that doesn't happen, you continue to invest your lifeblood into it because that's why you started it in the first place. When we started Flagship and the first nine of us were there working at Tyler [Thompson]'s house, we had to pay the guys minimum wage so they could legally be employees. None of us were sitting on tons of cash. We were burning through savings to get the company started up. The unfortunate ending on the other side is not that we made a good-but-not-great amount of money, so we let everybody go and kept that good amount of money. I think that we, again, were probably thinking more with our hearts than our heads, and any money that came into the company at all was turned around into chasing Hellgate -- trying to make it better, doing the patches. We didn't get a lot of support financially. We poured pretty much every penny the company had into doing that.
GFW: What would have it taken, do you think, to have been able to do that? Would it have taken money from EA? Is that who you mean?
BR: No, I think that...well, part of the challenge was that when we originally came up with the concept of doing the game, the whole idea of continuing content was pretty amorphous. How that was going to happen, who pays for that -- we all kind of assumed that would come out of the revenue. The subscription money we did get, we all poured directly into keeping the game online, keeping it up and running. But the development demands far outstripped the revenues. There just wasn't a good contemplation early on of how that would work. It wasn't like: This is the budget that comes in every month; we'll do whatever we can do with that. We just said [that] development will get done out of the revenues, and whoever pays for development, they get paid back out of the revenues. And there wasn't really enough revenues coming in to cover the expected and required development costs. I will say that for a good amount of time, we did get some funding from Hanbitsoft. But I throw that out with the caveat that this [is] the "old Hanbitsoft." There was definitely a change of command there over the last couple of months, once T3 made their investments. Things definitely dramatically changed, not only, unfortunately, in our relationship with them, but just in their attitudes toward our company and what they demanded would happen.
GFW: Why don't we go over that a little bit -- the timeline of when these other companies got involved, and how it went down from your side of things.
BR: Sure. I think the thing that I'll start with is that we've been really happy with how supportive Namco and EA have been through all of this. When it became apparent that Flagship wasn't going to be able to be a continuing concern, when we were going to have to shut things down, Namco stepped up immediately. Zack Karlsson contacted me from over there and said they wanted to keep the game going and asked how they could work to make that happen. EA's been incredibly supportive with that as well. They've hired some of our guys, as did Namco, so they can continue to keep the operations going, which I was really happy about. Making sure that our players could keep playing the game. The first thing we did was we turned off billing, because we didn't want anybody to get charged when we knew we weren't going to be able to give them any more content. So it was pretty difficult, with a lot of things happening amazingly fast. There was a lot of confusion for players early on, like: "Am I going to get billed? I want to cancel my account because I don't want to get billed, but I can't get into my account manager because we've [Flagship] locked everything up." So we basically froze everybody at the status they were at, whether they were a subscriber or not, in terms of the content they could access. But we also made sure that people weren't getting recurring charges. We didn't allow people to make new subscriptions. They could still make accounts to play the game for free, but they couldn't subscribe. That was a really big concern of ours; we didn't want to be misrepresenting what people would be getting. Again, to their credit, the Namco and EA guys were immediately on it to make this work out.
GFW: What would have happened if somebody who got a boxed copy at that time, or even now, and saw the stuff in the shrink-wrapped box about getting a subscription...
BR: People can still go online and play for free, like it says on the box. The only thing they can't do right now is actually make a subscription account. I know that, right now, Namco is looking at how they want to handle that moving forward. Obviously, we've given them the pertinent information for any of the guys that they would need to do whatever it is they want to do. I can't speak for them, but I think that as much as anybody else, they were surprised that this was all happening, so they've really had to do a lot of on-their-feet thinking and moving really quickly to take the next step, so players can still get on and play for free. What they end up doing on the subscription side I'm not really sure. They just need time to figure that out and see what they want to do.
GFW: Back to the involvement of these other companies...
BR: Sure. The other major component of that, on the Asia side, is Hanbitsoft. It's been really kind of discouraging to read some of the press that's coming out of Korea. We worked with Hanbitsoft for a long time. Back in the Blizzard days, we launched StarCraft and Diablo with them. Together, both companies had a huge amount of success. When we started Flagship Studios, there really wasn't any doubt we wanted to work with Hanbit. That was our known, comfortable, go-to company, because I'd known them for a long time and had a very good relationship with them. The real challenges started when T3 came in as an investor, and pretty much everything changed overnight. Obviously, when companies are dealing with each other, there's a lot of NDAs, especially with publicly traded companies involved. So we didn't really have any kind of heads-up that that was happening. We literally read about the investment from T3 online.


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First things first...
a NEW 3DS WITH A CICLE PAD ON IT!
a bigger 3D screen( just a bit ).
About games now...
Zelda Majora's mask.
Wave Race 64
Donkey Kong 64
Yoshi's Story
Turok 2: Seeds of Evil
Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards
F Zero X
Blast Corps
StarCraft 64
Mischief Makers (Do you remember this?)
"Banjo Kazooie and Banjo Tooie (if that's possible it was a Rare game and it wasn't just developed from Rare for nintendo)"
"Perceft Dark (Here goes the same as for BK AND BT)"
2. New Games I Want To See (But Soon.. I Want To Hear At Least A Rumor)
A pokemon stadium (i kinda missed it)
A Yugioh game using AR. (Hell Yeah!)
A New Zelda (That's Coming For Sure)
A Wario Game
Pikmin Please... (there is a rumor :P)
Golden Sun
Fire Emblem
ok w8 they're a lot of games that nintendo can make... i mean nintendo has a lot of characters and has created over the years a lot of games... GOOD GAMES! Use them nintendo and do sequels...
But why nintendo doesn't do a thing?
Why should it be always mario? (it's not that i don't like it... but why?) Other sequels?
3. More Online Features And I think It's Worth to put something like Trophies or Achievements in the games!
That's all i am asking... and i believe that with all this... we will see a truly fresh and new nintendo 3DS....


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Patience pays
For Pakistan, it must have felt worse than Chinese water torture. Patient stroke after patient stroke, drop by drop, for 740 minutes until both bowlers and fielders must have feared for their sanity. Like the truly great boxers, Rahul Dravid rarely knocks you out with the heavy shot, preferring instead to pummel you into a stupor with repeated deft jabs.
Coaches at every level instruct players to play each ball on its merit. Yet, for most, it's little more than a cliché to pay lip service to at press conferences. For Dravid though, it appears to be the First Commandment. And regardless of whether he's on 2 or 200, he rarely wavers from it. Time after time during the course of this epic 270, you saw him pat the ball back to the bowler, or shoulder arms, moments after stroking a boundary - an approach that has helped make him the most dependable batsman of his era.
Yesterday, he had drawn on admirable reserves of patience, and a small reservoir of luck, to cobble together 134 from 314 balls. But in five more hours at the crease today, he rattled off 136 from 181 against an attack that had been left enfeebled by the withdrawal of Shoaib Akhtar. Patient and stolid in the early part of the day, content to leave the flashy strokes to Sourav Ganguly and Yuvraj Singh, he opened up with some gorgeous shots of his own as the bowlers wilted in the oppressive afternoon heat.
Shoaib's injury, a muscle tear in his lower back, was the latest in a catalogue that would put the England footballer Darren "Sicknote" Anderton to shame. Since making his debut against West Indies in 1997, Shoaib has played just 32 Tests, missing out on as many as 29. And it's not as though the injuries have come from bowling himself into the ground either. Where the greatest fast bowlers of the modern era bowled an average of more than 36 overs a match - Dennis Lillee managed an astonishing 44 - Shoaib has averaged just 30, with spells lasting more than five overs rarer than a Bangladesh victory.
The attrition rate among Pakistan's fast bowlers in this series has been a damning indictment of the team's fitness regime, or lack of it. If there is a trainer working behind the scenes, either he's clueless or the players pay scant regard to what he says. Shoaib himself gets bulkier by the day, but behind the He-Man physique lies the endurance of a 12-year-old. Imran Khan, perhaps the greatest cricketer the subcontinent has produced, bowled 223 overs - and one ball - in ten innings against the Indians in 1982-83, picking up a scarcely believable 40 wickets at 13.95. Until Shoaib can back up the self-promotional hype with similar figures - and that level of intense effort - tags of greatness aren't worth the paper they're printed on.
On the stamina front, he could take a few tips from his new-ball partner, Mohammad Sami, who led a paper-thin attack with considerable spirit in the morning, bowling 13 overs on the trot. But where Shoaib had troubled the batsmen with a combination of pace and bounce, Sami's skiddy style - an unrefined version of Malcolm Marshall's - was ill-suited to this placid surface. And it must worry the Pakistan think-tank that even after 16 Tests, his bowling average (47) and strike rate (84) are comparable to Ajit Agarkar, rather than Wasim Akram or Waqar Younis.
It's impossible to overstate just how much Umar Gul has been missed here. Of all the Pakistan bowlers on show in this series, he appeared the least likely to be seduced by the speed-gun, which Akram suggested recently had destroyed the art of swing bowling. Imran was frighteningly quick in 1982-83, but he combined that with pronounced swing, and it made little difference to him whether the ball was new or old. But Pakistan's bowlers just haven't swung it in this series, save for a remarkable Shoaib delivery that left VVS Laxman looking flummoxed yesterday.
Gul would have got subtle movement off the seam, like he did at Lahore, and like Lakshmipathy Balaji did when Pakistan batted. Fazl-e-Akbar tried gamely, without ever suggesting that he had the nous or the skill to combat a batting line-up that is the envy of every nation except Australia. There's something to be said for sheer pace, but without other attributes to supplement it, you'll only shoot blanks. Pakistan have learnt that the hard way in this series.
Faiz Ahmed Faiz, the Urdu poet, has a street named after him in Islamabad. But one of his most beautiful stanzas will give little joy to Inzamam-ul-Haq and Javed Miandad tomorrow as they attempt to salvage some pride from the rubble of this performance. What matters it o breeze if now has come the spring, When I have lost both my garden and my nest ...


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CROWLEY – Crowley High's football scrimmage against Beau Chene Friday was like most scrimmages - it had its high points and it had its low points .
"We came out with a lot of intensity early on, playing fast and playing physical, but we were playing a lot of bodies out there today and I think as the scrimmage went on we kind of lost that intensity," said CHS coach Tommy Tate, whose scrimmage was moved from Prairie Basse to Crowley because of field conditions at Beau Chene.
"But we played a lot of plays and everybody got on the field so that's a good thing."
Tate's first team defense took the field to start the workout and stymied the Gators offense in the first few series.
Beau Chene loss one yard on its first play before an incompletion set the Gators back at third and long. The Gators went to the air again on third down only to have Crowley's Damon Malbrough come up with a diving interception to end the drive.
The Gents' defense stepped up again on the ensuing series, holding the Gators to minus nine yards and forcing a three and out. The next series ended in a fumble recovery by Crowley's Troy Johnson.
Beau Chene was able to mount a drive on it's last possession, breaking a long run down to the CHS 25-yard line. The Gators scored on the next play on a play action pass.
"We created some turnovers on defense during the course of the scrimmage," said Tate. "But we did give up a big play on their 12th play that got them into scoring territory and extended the series."
Crowley's offense took the field following the touchdown and was able to answer back with a 10-play 70-yard drive that was capped by a 30-yard touchdown run by quarterback Tuskani Figaro.
"Our offense came out and really had a good sustained drive," said Tate, whose Gents were led by Figaro due to starting quarterback D'Myrus Daniels being sidelined with a minor injury. "We did some good things at the quarterback position, we did some good things running the football and I thought our kids were playing at a good tempo when the scrimmage started."
The second team took the field next with neither squad being able to score.
Crowley's defense did however, hold the Gators to just one first down while forcing two turnovers - an interception by Andre Mills that would have went for a touchdown had the officials not blown the play dead after the interception and a fumble recovery Ben Murphy.
The freshmen also went through a 10-play series before the first units took the field for the final time.
Crowley did manage a few first downs during their session but the Gents were unable to find the end zone.
Beau Chene capped the scrimmage with a long touchdown run.
"We needed this scrimmage," said Tate. "Beau Chene has some big boys and they gave us some trouble up front. They have a little speed at the running back position and they did some good things. But I think we did too.
"It's a starting point. It's where we'll look at the film as a staff and try to build on the positives and correct the things that need to get corrected. We'll take where we're at right now and, hopefully, we'll improve next week."
The Gents return to action on Friday evening when they take on Erath at Kaplan High School in the second of three games in the Acadia/Vermilion Parish Jamboree.
"This week we get a little dress rehearsal with the jamboree," said Tate. "You get a lot more game type conditions with the play clock running and I think that's something that we need."
Kaplan's junior varsity squad will play Gueydan in the opener at 5:30 p.m. Crowley and Erath follow at 7 before Iota squares off with Kaplan in the nightcap at 8:30 p.m.


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Georgia bounced back from a tough loss to Clemson with a great win over South Carolina this past weekend. The Bulldogs have a chance to get back to the SEC title game, but recruiting is also going well in Athens.
UGA has a top-10 recruiting class, says 247Sports, and half of its 16-man group are "Peach State" players. To make sure that the Dawgs bring in an elite class, head coach Mark Richt has to continue locking up in-state prospects.
A defensive end is Georgia's top recruiting target, and he must not be let out of the state, while another defensive lineman also is a must-get in-state prospect.
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With stops in Milwaukee, Brookfield and Kenosha, the premiere of "United States of Bacon" on Dec. 30 on the Destination America channel should look familiar.
The show stops at AJ Bombers downtown for a look at the Barrie Burger -- with peanut butter and bacon -- and at Comet Cafe on the east side for its bacon-wrapped meatloaf sandwich and bacon-cheddar apple pie. It takes in the Saloon on Calhoun in Brookfield for bacon happy hour and bacon-wrapped pork "wings." »Read Full Blog Post
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Congratulations, you've made it to 2013...and hopefully you're not too hungover, because today's your first chance to start this year off right.
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... cupola. Even in the light rain the 360� views available as you walk around the culpa were worth the effort to get to the top. Quite cool and windy so the group did not stay long.
Loaded the transit van back at the hotel and left SP soon after midday for the 6 hour journey to Tallinn during which we drove through patches of sunshine and some heavy rain but mostly cloudy and overcast conditions.
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I went for a walk around the deck above, which is actually much more interesting than ours. There's a few restaurants - including the Viking Buffet (all you can eat and drink for 29 Euros - including alcohol) and a big bar with a stage. There are also comfy little tables and chairs beside the windows where you can have a drink ...
... right beside our apartment with its president and pm. There is always a coalition government and the president is a figure head We left the tour and wandered the older part of town through the Russian market. I got separated from the others and took some time to get together again. There were great food stalls, pastries were excellent and with my spasibo thank you I got a big smile from old lady serving. She was really excited and I wished I could have been able to ...
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As a young entrepreneur, Harry Weinberg vowed to care for Holocaust survivors who fled to North America.
Now the foundation that bears his name is giving $10 million to the New York-based Claims Conference to help aging Holocaust survivors meet basic needs for shelter, food and medical care.
"In the U.S., one in four survivor's lives alone and are five times more likely to live at or below the poverty level than other senior citizens," says Donn Weinberg, board chairman of the Harry and Jeannette Weinberg Foundation and Harry Weinberg's nephew.
The foundation estimates that there are more than 500,000 Holocaust survivors world-wide, with 144,000 living in North America. More than a third of survivors living in America live in Brooklyn, the foundation says.
Harry Weinberg, who died in 1990 from bone cancer at the age of 82, became a billionaire through investments in real estate and mass transit and left the bulk of his fortune—estimated to be worth $1 billion—to benefit the poor. To date, the Weinberg Foundation has distributed $6.3 million in grants to 54 organizations serving Holocaust survivors throughout North America.
"Everything we do goes to help the poor, with an emphasis on the Jewish and elderly poor," Mr. Weinberg says. "Harry always felt there was a lack of appreciation of the elderly and wanted older people to live a dignified life—particularly Holocaust survivors."
In fact, when Harry Weinberg visited Israel in 1998 and found that several nursing homes lacked air conditioning during the hot summer, he wrote a $1 million check to the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee to outfit the nursing homes with air conditioning, Mr. Weinberg says.
By charter, the foundation is prohibited from donating funds to colleges, universities and cultural institutions, choosing instead to focus on the poorest sectors of society and the most basic needs of food and shelter.
"Harry felt a responsibility to this population," Mr. Weinberg says.
The Weinberg Holocaust Survivor Emergency Assistance Fund will be administered and managed by the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, a nonprofit founded in 1951 to seek restitution for Jewish Holocaust survivors. The grant is expected to help at least 10,000 survivors living in poverty throughout North America.
"Aging Jewish Holocaust victims, abandoned by the world in their youth must now know that they are remembered and cared for in their final years," says Greg Schneider, executive vice president of the Claims Conference.
"Together, we must continue to take on the moral imperative to ensure that Holocaust victims live out their years in a manner befitting the courage and resilience they displayed and the suffering they endured."
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Pursuit Koa - New for 2016 the Breedlove Pursuit Koa is both beautiful and sounds great. The solid Koa top and laminated Koa back and sides have a brightness similar to maple, but it's more complex with better bass response. Koa also breaks in quickly and develops more warmth and harmonics in a shorter period of time.
Pursuit Ebony - The Ebony back and sides are stunning, the and Pursuit Concert Ebony is bright and percussive and works well for finger pickers. Given the modest proportions of the Concert body shape, this guitar will surprise you.
Solo Concert and Dreadnought - Made in Korea, these are Breedlove's "mid-line" guitars with solid tops and high quality hardware and workmanship. The Solo series have a unique optional side sound hole that let's you hear the guitar clearly in noisy situations. These guitars sound shockingly good and are priced very attractively.
Breedlove Oregon Concert - A favorite of ours, the Oregon series use a solid Spruce top and solid Myrtlewood back and sides, a sustainable Northwestern hardwood. The Oregon series guitars have an interesting looking and the Myrtlewood "sounds old" out of the box for a complex and warm tone.
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Towers on the way! Solodallas has settled down and has fully ramped up their production line in California. The new units are very quiet, and we've been using one of their latest models live and totally love it. It adds that little bit of "extra" to our tone that's hard to define but you know it when it's not there. We will be getting a couple of the very first new production Towers sometime in March. They've totally revamped their manufacturing and tooling to not just replicate the tone of the original, but add handy user features to make them work for both live and studio applications. Solodallas also has slightly more compact version of the TSR pedal in the works. It will also run on 9VDC center negative, which has been asked for by many customers. It won't sound quite as expansive as the Tower or TSR, but it will be more gig-friendly.
The Solodallas Schaffer Replica is heralded as the "Sound of AC/DC" and our customers have been stunned by how it pulls with wool off their sound. Based on the 1970's Schaffer wireless transmitter used by Angus Young and other top players, the Solodallas pedal replicates the harmonic complexity and expansive tones so beloved by the mega-bands of the late 70's. Far more than just "Angus" this is an "always on" pedal that makes everything sound bigger and more alive, and is ideal for blues, classic rock and roots players. Back to top
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G&L Fallout wiring assembly coming soon! We are big fans of the G&L Fallout but in our minds everything can be improved. Namely we've found the pickup switch to be occasionally flaky, and the pull-tone pot to not always have as much range as we'd like (especially on the Tributes). So Emerson to the rescue! We've recently evaluated our prototype wiring assembly and now have production units in the pipeline. The tone, feel and workmanship are outstanding, and this is a real upgrade for any USA or Tribute Fallout. An UpFront Guitars Exclusive, we expect to have these in stock late July. Back to top
Godin - Godin is without a doubt the best price-to-value guitar made in North America. Lots of great product and new models for 2015:
Godin Multiac Center - While we've always had a good selection of Multiac and ACS guitars on hand, we are now an official Godin Multiac Center. This will assure you that we'll always have a good selection of Multiac Steel and Nylon models on hand for tryout or shipment.
Seagull Acoustics - A Godin, but by another name. We'll be brining on some Seagull acoustic guitars to help round out our acoustic offerings. Made in Canada, Seagull acoustics are serious guitars at prices that hobbyists and casual players and can afford. All Seagull guitars feature pressure-tested solid spruce, mahogany or cedar tops, and thin satin or gloss finishes.
Progression Plus - Godin has taken their sexy Strat® style guitar and upgraded it with a flame maple top, and Godin JB Jr. bridge pickup. Featuring the Godin HDR active revoicing circuit. The Progression looks like a million bucks but can be yours for less than a grand.
Traynor Small Block Bass - After a dry spell, we now have the SB-115 bass combo, and SB-500 head in stock. These are lightweight Class D combo amps and heads that are a bass player's dream when it comes to both tone and portability. We routinely use our own SB115 combo on small-to-medium gigs, and it provides plenty of volume for many rooms, and has a direct out for feeding the main system. At around 30 pounds, what's not to love? The SB-500 is a 5-pound head the size of a phone book that puts out 500 watts into 4-ohms.
Hughes and Kettner - Yes, that is Yorkville Sound too. Big on features and very cool cosmetics, we've recently got our hands on a couple of their smaller heads and combos to try out. We'll have our impressions out their soon, but for reasonably priced combos that you can take seriously, H&K is a very compelling brand, and not just for metal players.
Yorkville Pro Audio - Truth be told, we are big QSC fans, and have used their KW and K series speakers in our live rig for some time. But when it came time to look at going to a more scalable setup for large and small rooms, we checked out their LS-720P powered sub-woofer. Built like a brick you-know-what and with plenty of connectivity options, the LS-720P has added meaningful low end thump to our sound in a relatively compact package. If you are putting together a portable or installed system, we can help.
Whether it's the P-90 "Bluesbar" or Dogear style "Dogbar" players have been very hot for Rio Grande's P-90 replacement pickups. This includes the "Dirty Harry" series of P-90 inspired Strat® and Tele® pickups. Built like a P-90, they give guitarists a great way to getter fatter, richer rock tones without losing the single coil edge. It's hard to imagine a pickup that Rio Grande doesn't make (or won't make), and if you are looking for a special color or configuration, drop us a line. Rio is very flexible and they might surprise you. Back to top
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A new technology that sharpens radiation therapy for cancerous tumors has been recently commissioned at North Colorado Medical Center in Greeley — improving the chances of eradicating the disease and lessening the chance of recurrence. And it's all based on the technique of motion management.
According to Dr. Brian Fuller, a radiation oncologist at NCMC, tumor movement was once a factor that did not receive as much attention as it should have. Acknowledging that breathing could potentially shift the position of a tumor is key to developing methods that ensure doses go directly to the cancer and nowhere else.
"What we're hoping to achieve is improved tumor control with less toxicity," Fuller said. "Cancer moves. And it is very important to be able to carefully deliver radiation therapy to the tumor and to be able to escalate the dose to the tumor without damaging surrounding normal tissue."
This tactic is made possible by a four-dimensional CT scan — a device that takes into account all three dimensions in addition to time. This CT scan is effective in its ability to generate more slices (cross-sectional images of the body) than the standard 3D CT scan. With the 4D scan, about 10 slices per couch position are created, which allows doctors and physicists to view a full breathing cycle of the patient.
"Each slice is a little instance in time," said Alex Markovich, the supervisor of medical physics at NCMC. "When the patient is receiving treatment, they're breathing, and the tumor will move; there's no way around that. But with the 4D CT approach, we're able to do a lot more slices, and we're able to create a movie of the tumor in motion."
Once experts see the way the mass shifts, which varies from patient to patient, they're able to plan their radiation to go to a certain focus position — ensuring that the radiation doesn't miss the tumor and affect surrounding structures.
"This is really important, especially for lung cancer, pancreas cancer and liver cancer — tumors that will likely move with each breath," Markovich said. "Those types of cancers need to get a lot of dosing without damaging the healthy tissue. The chance of us missing the tumor is minimized by this technology because we know where the tumor is and how it moves."
Though the use of this technology is new to the center — it has only been implemented on two NCMC patients so far — the actual equipment has been at the facility for two years. But there had not been a team to push the technology until recently. That's where Markovich and his crew of physicists came in. They learned about the technology and took the steps to initiate its use.
"One of our primary roles is to learn how it works, explain and educate the rest of the staff on how it works — and then do what we call a quality assurance test. So we test it to make sure it's running properly because this is really complicated equipment that can have some glitches, so we have to make sure it's running properly so the patient is treated properly and safely."
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