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SpringGreen — With its searching soliloquies and deep-water exploration of why we're all here, "Hamlet" is Shakespeare's great poem unlimited. But at its core, "Hamlet" is also the story of a young man confronting the unexpected loss of his father and the meaning of mortality — in a darkening, fallen world where neither fathers nor their principles are long remembered.
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The Milwaukee Rally continues to roll through town, celebrating all things Harley with bands and other entertainment at five southeast Wisconsin Harley-Davidson dealers, with organized rides and more. Check out the free street parties Friday at E. North and N. Farwell avenues (the night's final headliner is local outfit GGOOLLDD), and Saturday starting in the afternoon at N. Water St. and E. Juneau Ave. (bands start at 3 p.m.; the day's headliner Tuscan Road, takes the stage at 9 p.m.). »Read Full Article
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Building sustainable growth and industrial development requires investment in capabilities - institutions, enterprises and infrastructure upon which new wealth can be generated. The LSE's John Sutton has been at the forefront of a new series of publications focusing on the enterprise maps for a cluster of strong-performing African countries. He talks about this project in a short video from the International Growth Centre. Click below to view it.
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dknight1976 4 years ago#1
I was just curious to see who had what and maybe get to see what it looks like. my Goal is to get all of them for each class but its being long and slow and there isnt really any good pics of any online, and half the time I see them, they changed the color, So who had the real stuff lol.
if you really want to trade.... I have aseir armor that I don't have a problem with trading
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I have the Human and Cyber Commando armor. I'll try and post some photobucket links this evening.
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ChrisZewski 4 years ago#3
Human Commando
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dknight1976 (Topic Creator)4 years ago#4
thanks, I seen the cyber commando before but not the human.... Ill try to get some pics of the ones I got
Human commando looks so stupid. Bummer, because it was the first set I got completely on my own.
Tell them to send the next most dangerous.
ChrisZewski 4 years ago#6
Indeed, however there is a lot of detail. If the helmet were different, i'd like it much better...
Although there arent many helmets in the game that look any good. The sets are usually the exception but not in the humando's case.
As for other sets, i'm working on cyber champ, defender, bio and zerker and will probably have them in that order. Chyber champ in a week or two *fingers crossed*. Commando is my only human character ATM.
dknight1976 (Topic Creator)4 years ago#7
ya I have seen some pics online but seeing in the game sometimes looks differant
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IMO cyber-bio looks really good, kinda looks like a snake or serpent theme to it. The human-defender looks like a dragon theme(ill try to get some pics, but I seen some on youtube too) human-champ only half disappointed about this one, its the same thing hes wearing in the opening of the game but, that sword I dont think is anywhere in the game
and i agree the cyber-commado is missing something, since technically its "wolf" class I would hope it looked like the "advanced" guards during the loki escape
I am going to try to put of list of what the "end" weapons are for the epics, if i can find it again....example
human-zerker is dual staves, cyber-zerker is dual swords
human-defender is dual hammer shield, cyber-defender is 2-handed sword
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Cyber Zerker and Defender both have awesome helmets, but I also like the Myomer and "Judge Dredd" looking ones.
Tell them to send the next most dangerous.
dknight1976 (Topic Creator)4 years ago#9
ya I like the myomer ones too but I just saw the human commando..... looks like megaman lol
oh and has anyone seen the preorder armors?
Sam Fisher IS Megaman!
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A couple of new characters were brought in with Pepperbuckle and Crenn being the most notable. The latter has a long history with Jeremy, and the former is tied to Ragged, so they did shake things up marginally. There wasn't much in the way of romance which was good because quite frankly all of the candidates are yucky in their own disturbing way. I think that Saintcrow is going for shock value here, but father, brother-in-law or freak? Umm…
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Not read this author though I have thought about it. 🙂 This sounds like a strange series just by the title of the first book. lol
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I'm sorry this didn't work for you despite being better prepared going in, Carmel. I've not read Saintcrow but I'm thinking I'll skip this series. It kinda seems as though it's not going anywhere…no action, no romance, no…???
I'm quite anxious because I haven't heard many great things about the series. I'll try the first one but I hope it will be ok…
I tried to get into Saintcrow back when she wrote the Jill Kismet series because at the time bloggers/reviewers were obsessed with her Dante Valentine books and I gave it 2 books before I just couldn't make myself read her work. I found the characters really unlikable and the pacing was painful. I forget which of her other books I tried, one of her YA ones maybe? Her voice as a writer just does not work for me, I find it grating. Which sucks because this series has such awesome covers they beg to be read.
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I won't be criticizing the Clintonistas for their peace push in the future. For whatever motive, which was no doubt selfish, Clinton had his guys in there swinging. It didn't work out for, I believe, exactly the reason(s) Ross cites here.
Arafat's gotta go.
Dennis Ross's comments yesterday should have been picked up by the lamestream media - but weren't. What is needed is for billy boy his-bad-self to make similar comments and then the CNNPMSNBCNYTIMES crowd would pickup the "story" that Arafat turned down the mother of all deals and converted his fellow "Palestinians" into human bombs because he is needs to kill Jews in order to maintain his "Legacy".
I find this truly astounding and replusive, but consistent with Arafat and his cronies taking over Jewish and Christian holy places and making them Muslim. It is less surprising that the Palestinian leaders would lie to their own people. It's the Big Lie theory.
Arafat's whole life has been governed by struggle and a cause. Everything he has done as leader of the Palestinians is to always leave his options open, never close a door. He was being asked here, you've got to close the door. For him to end the conflict is to end himself.
Once a terrorist, always a terrorist. He belongs in a prison cell, doing time for his string of murders dating back decades.
ROSS: It is possible he concluded that. It is possible he thought he could do and get more with the violence. There's no doubt in my mind that he thought the violence would create pressure on the Israelis and on us and maybe the rest of the world.
And I think there's one other factor. You have to understand that Barak was able to reposition Israel internationally. Israel was seen as having demonstrated unmistakably it wanted peace, and the reason it wasn't available, achievable was because Arafat wouldn't accept it.
Arafat needed to re-establish the Palestinians as a victim, and unfortunately they are a victim, and we see it now in a terrible way.
The Palestinians are professional victims, culminating in Arafat's plaintive bleatings from Ramallah and their propaganda machine working overtime in Jenin. They know nothing else.
Here are the excerpts from this interview worth repeating again , not necessarily in the order they were said.
ROSS: The ideas were presented on December 23 by the president, and they basically said the following: On borders, there would be about a 5 percent annexation in the West Bank for the Israelis and a 2 percent swap. So there would be a net 97 percent of the territory that would go to the Palestinians.
On Jerusalem, the Arab neighborhoods of East Jerusalem would become the capitol of the Palestinian state.
On the issue of refugees, there would be a right of return for the refugees to their own state, not to Israel, but there would also be a fund of $30 billion internationally that would be put together for either compensation or to cover repatriation, resettlement, rehabilitation costs.
And when it came to security, there would be a international presence, in place of the Israelis, in the Jordan Valley.
These were ideas that were comprehensive, unprecedented, stretched very far, represented a culmination of an effort in our best judgment as to what each side could accept after thousands of hours of debate, discussion with each side.
ROSS: The Israelis would have gotten completely out of Gaza.
...So that map there that you see, which shows a very narrow green space along the border, would become part of the orange. So the Palestinians would have in the West Bank an area that was contiguous. Those who say there were cantons, completely untrue. It was contiguous.
...And to connect Gaza with the West Bank, there would have been an elevated highway, an elevated railroad, to ensure that there would be not just safe passage for the Palestinians, but free passage.
FRED BARNES, WEEKLY STANDARD: Now, Palestinian officials say to this day that Arafat said yes.
ROSS: Arafat came to the White House on January 2. Met with the president, and I was there in the Oval Office. He said yes, and then he added reservations that basically meant he rejected every single one of the things he was supposed to give.
HUME: What was he supposed to give?
ROSS: He supposed to give, on Jerusalem, the idea that there would be for the Israelis sovereignty over the Western Wall, which would cover the areas that are of religious significance to Israel. He rejected that.
.....He rejected the idea on the refugees. He said we need a whole new formula, as if what we had presented was non-existent.
He rejected the basic ideas on security. He wouldn't even countenance the idea that the Israelis would be able to operate in Palestinian airspace.
You know when you fly into Israel today you go to Ben Gurion. You fly in over the West Bank because you can't -- there's no space through otherwise. He rejected that.
So every single one of the ideas that was asked of him he rejected.
BARNES: I have two other questions. One, the Palestinians point out that this was never put on paper, this offer. Why not?
ROSS: ..... We did not want to formalize it. We wanted them to understand we meant what we said. You don't accept it, it's not for negotiation, this is the end of it, we withdraw it.
So that's why they have it themselves recorded. And to this day, the Palestinians have not presented to their own people what was available.
BARNES: In other words, Arafat might use it as a basis for further negotiations so he'd get more?
ROSS: Well, exactly.
HUME: Which is what, in fact, he tried to do, according to your account.
ROSS: We treated it as not only a culmination. We wanted to be sure it couldn't be a floor for negotiations. ....It couldn't be a ceiling. It was the roof.
HUME: This was a final offer?
ROSS: Exactly. Exactly right.
HUME: This was the solution.
BARNES: Was Arafat alone in rejecting it? I mean, what about his negotiators?
ROSS: It's very clear to me that his negotiators understood this was the best they were ever going to get. They wanted him to accept it. He was not prepared to accept it.
......HUME: What, in your view, was the reason that Arafat, in effect, said no?
ROSS: Because fundamentally I do not believe he can end the conflict. We had one critical clause in this agreement, and that clause was, this is the end of the conflict.
Arafat's whole life has been governed by struggle and a cause. Everything he has done as leader of the Palestinians is to always leave his options open, never close a door. He was being asked here, you've got to close the door. For him to end the conflict is to end himself.
.......HUME: ... might he not have concluded that the violence was working?
ROSS: It is possible he concluded that. It is possible he thought he could do and get more with the violence. There's no doubt in my mind that he thought the violence would create pressure on the Israelis and on us and maybe the rest of the world.
And I think there's one other factor. You have to understand that Barak was able to reposition Israel internationally. Israel was seen as having demonstrated unmistakably it wanted peace, and the reason it wasn't available, achievable was because Arafat wouldn't accept it.
Arafat needed to re-establish the Palestinians as a victim, and unfortunately they are a victim, and we see it now in a terrible way.
All I can say is, Wow!! Ross really nailed Arafat there. Unfortunately, the ploy for Western and European sympathy seems to be working.
How much of the West Bank did Israel offer the Palestinians?
MAY 2000 PROPOSAL (before intifada)
DECEMBER 2000 PROPOSALS (four months into the intifada)
Projections of the Israeli offer in December 2000, and the December 2000 Bridging Proposal of US President Clinton
US Bridging Proposal
Israeli Proposal
A map showing the projection of the bridging proposals of U.S. President William J. Clinton, December, 2000. Dark Gray areas are currently Areas A and B of Palestinian control. Light Gray areas would become part of the Palestinian state. Gray-striped areas would become part of the Palestinian state after an interim period. Maps are adapted from . A map showing the projection of the Israeli proposals of the government of PM Barak, December, 2000. Dark Gray areas are currently Areas A and B of Palestinian control. Light Gray areas would become part of the Palestinian state. Gray-striped areas would become part of the Palestinian state after an interim period. Maps are adapted from .
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Great Maps -- Great Interview -- Great comments!
It was an incredible interview!
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You can't just assume that the truth speaks for itself, we have to make it known.
The world's media are almost to a man evil personified and are either Joeseph Goebbelsian promotors of and advocates for an elitist totalitarian agenda and/or are willing to say anything and to promulgate any lie uttered by any petty dictator and/or terrorist in order to gain access to the area occupied and/or controlled by the dictator and/or terrorist for the purpose, only, of driving the bottom line.
Intellectually and morally bankrupt bottom feeding bastards, for every last one for whom elevation to "slut" would demand a too-hard socially-upward leap.
Oh its much worse than that. They inherently hate what America stands for. Just as they won't ever mention what Arafat turned down, they had no problem SUPPORTING a president and associates who committed just about every crime you can name. They didn't bother to inform the American public about even a fraction of the allegations, which include election tampering and murder. Try and find a single lamestream media outlet that mentioned the Riady non-refund. You won't. Try and find a single lamestream media outlet that mentioned the opinions of the military pathologists in the Ron Brown case or what the x-ray of his skull appeared to show. You won't. The lamestream press is, in a word, controlled.
I know, I know, like the facts will ever get in the way of this bunch.
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If the offer was that good it would have been shown so the world could see. I wonder what was said about the real bone of contention - the settlements. Yes Clinton was rushed to get back to Monica but many moons have passed by and Ross could have prepared the final offer map. No one would believe Arafat's version (dictated).
In the computer world when something is advertised as very good but isn't produced, it is called vaporware.
Even the cantons in the earlier plans would have disappeared as Pallies demonstrated peaceful intent. First auntonomy then Palestinian statehood.. ....Instead the lesson of Oslo is that the Pallies main goal is to arm themselves any which way they can and make war against Israel.
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G*d D*mn Arafat to the lowest Hell.
I was impressed by Ross' clear recitation of events, and how he communicated his anger at Arafat for not only refusing the offer, but refusing to make a counter-offer.
When someone so clear-speaking and even-handed as Ross becomes obviously irritated, it is a large-lettered sign that someone has been an ass.
He mentioned the "thousands of hours of talks" and one can plainly see that he was no doubt one talking for thousands of hours--who would have the stainless steel stomach for that?
It was made abundantly clear that Arafat is a Jew-killer, not a peace-maker. And that Powell's urging Israel to release Arafat is exactly 180 degrees ass backwards.
Arafat cannot be party to any progress--which is not to say that progress is possible in the lifetime of anyone living.
Can you imagine John Wayne negotiating with Arafat?
Bookmarked for later reference.
No, you must be thinking of Israelis in Jenin. The Duke wouldn't do that.
Haven't seen that movie for a LONG time. He wouldn't do that, would he?
In fact, Barak put up Jerusalem to be a SHARED capitol along with all the land concessions Israel NEVER had to offer because the LAND belongs to Israel and always did.
Not only did Arafat spit in the face of peace, he DOOMED his *people* to lives of abject misery while his *wifey poo* lives like a queen in Paris on the money that SHOULD have built these people a real chance at a real life.
It isn't owed to them by Israel, you know. It's owed to them by the countries they emmigrated from and by their own leadership...which by MY calculations, are only interested in their Swiss bank accounts and dead Jews.
Jeff Jacoby on 4/4/2002 sums up perfectly the situation in the 1993 in his article The road to war in the Mideast: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/659665/posts, original at
The leftist do-gooders, as usually, did not count the unintended consequences of their actions. Instead of slow process of working with people who lived and worked side-by-side with Israelis for many years, and who enjoyed political and economical freedom better than in any Arab country, the leftist wanted a quick and easy solution to be forced right away, they wanted somebody to do the dirty job of containing Hamaz and Hisbollah for them: they resurrected bloody Arafat. Where all that Palestinian "moderates" now? Silenced or radicalized!
With friends like Peres and Co. who needs enemies!
Well, that explains it then. I wondered how somebody so decent could have been a 'toon appointee!
"I do not believe he can end the conflict."
"We had one critical clause in this agreement, and that clause was, this is the end of the conflict."
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Catching Fireflies
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Laura and Miguel discover the limits of their love.
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Irma is an experimental short film that reflects on the sadness. How we face it, how it affects us, how we personify it, how we live it, how we accept it, how we overcome it. A trip to our inner world of feelings and sensations.
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1min | Denmark | Dir. Pelle Folmer – ÉCU Alumni
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4.30pm – 6pm. Pay what you like.
Shards of a Broken Promise
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Romantic, Fantasy Drama, short film. The film explores the central themes of Broken Promises, Consequence, regret, obsession, Love and Neglect, which are all represented through the main protagonist, Richard Matthews personal journey towards redemption and the shifting dynamic between himself and his Partner Samantha.
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He is a silent man. He walks the streets, watching, looking for the right place. He finds it. In the middle of a market. He sets up a stand. But instead of selling his goods, the silent man gives them away for free. The other sellers watch. They feel provoked. The situation escalates. They lose control. But in the end… there is hope.
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Night Four
US | 6min 50Sec | Dir. Chris Dougherty – UK Premiere
In the comedy "Night Four," newly adoptive parents and partners Lauren and Brooke struggle with how to handle their crying infant daughter…and things get out of hand.
Arrivederci Rosa
UK | 18min | Dir. Flaminia Graziadei – ÉCU Alumni
Two old school friends from Rome meet up again in London. Rosa's a joy, Andi's a swot. Rosa's lust for life helps her friend to see it's not about being gay, being straight or being Rosa. It's just about being true.
'Don't' – Mooji
5min | Dir. Graham Smith
Set in a dystopian future, Don't is a powerful story of human emotion. Don't is the second track from Mooji's debut EP 'Double Agent'.
Adam in the Sky
UK | 7min | Dir. Wilhelmina Hayward
A young girl struggles to fully understand the concept of death and loss.
UK | 5min 54sec | Dir. Christopher Lutterodt-Quarcoo
'Palimpsest' is a short film that delves into the illusion of destiny and the pit falls of its allure. It takes the audience through a journey of discovery to understand the past in hope of preventing history from repeating itself.
Sunday 21st February
4.30pm – 6pm. Pay what you like.
Spain | 5min | Dir. Guillermo Madurga – ÉCU Alumni
Where would you go if you could go anywhere? Nowhereland it's a trip through the imagination of a young couple who dreams to escape and share their privacy far away from the world that theyare living.
Exit Road
US/Portugal | 13min | Dir. Yuri Alves – ÉCU Alumni
Dane thought he left his demons and his drug addiction behind him, but his first day out of prison challenges both his promise to go clean and his very survival.
Last Will: Idyll
Germany | 12min | Dir. Alice von Gwinner – ÉCU Alumni
"Don't just live on earth, be a part of it." That's the slogan of the latest invention of the Idyll company. There works Anja in an open plan office and escapes to find her own idyll in life.
Annas Augen (Anna's Eyes)
Spain | 9min | Dir. Beatriu Vallès Jimeno – ÉCU Alumni
Anna wakes up one day with an old concern. There is something in her life that doesn't work. Unable to continue with the daily routine, she goes out. She spends the day walking through the streets, reflecting and observing the people. Everything she sees leads her to make a decision.
Sick To My Bones
UK | 14min 28sec | Dir. Matthew Leonhart & Guy Davis
During her last days, a warrior pulls her prisoner through a deserted wasteland towards salvation.
Our Father
UK | 10min | Dir. Artur Zaremba
Unable to find peace and connect with his mother, Lawrence seeks distraction from his demons by volunteering for an emotional support helpline. A desperate phone call from a suicidal man makes him face the past and pushes the boy to the breaking point.
Beneath Water
UK | 15min | Dir. Charlie Manton
On the first anniversary of a traumatic life changing event, 16 year old Daisy attempts to get through to her increasingly withdrawn mother. Is her only solace beneath water?
Bystander Effect
Germany | 10min | Dir. Matthias Neumayer
Roughly a dozen people witness a crime on the very premises of their residential neighbourhood. But while the young woman falls prey to an obsessed rapist, they decide to simply watch and stand by.
Sunday 28th February
4.30pm – 6pm. Pay what you like.
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A small creature is fascinated by a silver box. Administration strives something bigger but is paralyzed. Soon it is joined by other small creatures…
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4min 50sec | UK | Dir. Gino Ricardo Green
King is a cinematic Music Video that shows the moment a champion boxer rises to the top, but falls from grace within his relationship.
Spain | 8min | Dir. Marta Medina del Valle – ÉCU Alumni
Ametsa has been in a clinic for some months, the same time she has not been able to sleep. Affected by a strange type of insomnia, she tries to bear the sleeplessness as best she can. But months go by and Ametsa starts to doubt whether her condition may get better.
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FRAU im mond is recreation, reconstruction and rediscovery of one of the most important event in the human history – told as if woman was the first man on the moon.
Spain | 8min | Dir. Dídac Gimeno – ÉCU Alumni
One night, a young girl gets lost in the lamp shop where she works, there ghosts and visions scares and attracts her at the same time.
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James Dean in hell not realising he's dead…
SOS Redux
UK | 4min | Dir. Al Carretta
James Dean is in hell and three girls find a broken ring on a beach….. This film is a direct accompaniment to 'SOS'.
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My Dog
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Short film by Joe Whitney (2014/15) featuring feral philosophies of Jake Vegas. Nominated for Best Local Film at Portobello Film Festival 2015 and screened at Monarch, Berlin.
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3min | Denmark | Dir. Sarah Lubich
A film that captures the unexplainable that we, as human beings, are part of. Danish Artfilm by Sara Lubich.
'Stop All Jerk' – Bikini Machine
4min 47sec | France | Dir. Armel Gourvennec – ÉCU Alumni
Are you one of those? Do you remember the fifties? No? So please stop it and go for a ride !
Over My Dead Body
UK | 31min | Dir. James King & James Carney – Closing Night Film
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The longtime Martins Ferry hoop boss was pleased with all facets of his Purple Riders' play as they demolished visiting Edison, 79-37, Friday night. The Purple, suiting up just one senior, jumped on top at the outset and never let up, getting positive production from the entire roster.
The Purple Riders now have a week off before receiving their first of many tests at Buckeye Local. The Wildcats fell to 0-3.
"I don't know of one phase of the game in which we did not execute well," Sabatino said. "We played with good intensity from start to finish and that is one of the things we stressed.
"Our aggressive man defense set the tone for the night and we owned the boards as we should," he continued. "We did a real good job of taking care of the ball while forcing them into a ton of turnovers."
Senior standout Cody Schau opened the campaign in spectacular fashion. The 6 ft. 2 leaper scorched the nets for 31 points, including a nice breakaway jam. He displayed his versatility with eight rebounds, four steals and five assists.
Junior post Robert Vargo was a force inside. The 6 ft. 6 bruiser netted 14 points and grabbed 10 boards. Vargo received excellent inside help from 6 ft. 8 Emilio Appolloni. The elongated frosh knocked down 12 points while grabbing eight boards and blocking seven shots.
Sophomores Jake Barritt and Isaiah Sears did their damage in the backcourt. Barritt had three points but directing a near flawless offense while handing out six assists. Sears drained a pair of treys.
"I thought this was the best game Jake has played. He ran the show while Isaiah handled himself well filling in for Taylor (Shane)," Sabatino said. "Cody scored 31 and he did it very unselfishly. He was excellent at both ends of the floor. Robert and Emilio owned the inside and they complement each other quite well."
Martins Ferry bolted to a 22-8 advantage after one quarter and it only got worse for the Jefferson Countians. The Riders were on top 37-12 at halftime and 59-22 after three panels.
Edison had no one in double digits. Clay Woodward and Alec Jones led the way for the Wildcats with eight points each while Dylan Jones added seven.
First-year Edison coach Nate Moses was quick to the point after the game.
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Edison committed 16 turnovers to just six for the winners.
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EDISON (37) – D. Jones 2, 3-4 7; Lee 1, 0-0 2; Hyndman 0, 0-2 0; Kramarich 1, 0-0 2; A. Jones 3, 2-2 8; Howell 0, 0-0 0; Wilkin 2, 0-1 4; Woodward 2, 4-5 8; Horan 2, 0-0 4; Schat 1, 0-0 2. Totals 14, 9-14. MARTINS FERRY (79) – C. Schau 13, 3-3 31; Barritt 1, 0-0 3; Vargo 6, 2-2 14; Appolloni 6, 0-1 12; Sears 2, 0-0 6; A. Burress 0, 0-0 0; D. Schau 0, 0-1; Agnew 0, 0-0 0; Rine 0, 0-0; Edwards 2, 2-2 7; Bass 2, 0-0 6; J. Burress 0, 0-2. Totals 32, 7-11.
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