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Battlefield 3 DLC; Close Quarters, coming June 2012
So, a few weeks ago, I was invited to a preview event to try out the upcoming DLC for Battlefield 3! Close Quarters is a brand new 'territory capture' mode with a few differences. The most noticable difference is that the maps are quite enclosed giving the mode a much more frantic feel as you just do not know who is going to be around the corner! Adding to that tension is the fact you cannot spawn from a captured flag meaning more often than not, you are dropped right into the action!
This DLC is the first part of 3 planned updated for Battlefield 3 this year with Battlefield 3: Armored Kill coming in the Autumn and Battlefield 3: End Game coming this winter.
Here is the breakdown from EA explaining more!
Battlefield 3: Close Quarters is a themed expansion pack bringing the team play of Battlefield 3 to tight indoor environments. The frantic close quarters infantry combat showcases the wide spectrum of battles that only Battlefield 3 can deliver, from huge open environments to intimate indoor gunplay. Battlefield 3: Close Quarters is amplified by unprecedented high definition destruction, new ways to play, added persistence, and new weapons including the ACW-R carbine, the M417 sniper rifle, the L86LSW machine gun and the M5K tactical machine pistol.
The HD Destruction in Battlefield 3: Close Quarters lets players riddle the environment with bullets, reducing entire locales to ruin. Everything from furniture to plaster can be shot to pieces, and players can see the result of the mayhem as rubble and broken pieces pile up on the floor. The tight level design and many opportunities for vertical gameplay create a highly competitive environment.
Battlefield 3: Close Quarters key features
AUG Assault Rifle
SCAR Assault Rifle
ACW-R Carbine
MTAR-21 Carbine
M417 Sniper Rifle
JNG-90 Sniper Rifle
L86LSW Machine Gun
LSAT Machine Gun
M5K Tactical Machine Pistol
SPAS-12 Shotgun
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27-04-2012 02:09 PM - edited 27-04-2012 02:37 PM
Seems we were all wrong about some of the weapons
Looks like I got something correct about the recon class though A fully automatic battle rifle to compete with the G3A3 and SCAR-H.
The HK M417 is like a modern day FN FAL (or HK G3), like I suggested the recons should get which is was FNs direct competition against the HKs G3 back in the day . Fast forward to now and FN and HK are against each other with the FN SCAR-H and HK M417..
In a nut shell the its a similar concept with both FN and HK. FN designed the SCAR in two calibers, called one H (heavy) and the other L (light). What HK did was redesign the M4A1 with 2 calibers M416 using 5.56mm and M417 using 7.62mm (just for cloudy they replaced the firing mechanism of the M4 with the one from the G36 amongst other stuff)
In the game I'd expect the M417 to be closer to the G3A3 in performance* than to the SCAR-H. As SCAR-H in BF3 has had its barrel shortened making it easier to carry when operating in vehicles, so it loses some of its accuracy of range
*thats as long as its full auto
Edit: Mike I think they mean the MP5
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cannot wait to blow half of use up ) going to be amazing!!
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Is there a release date on this yet. I no its coming out in June but why they leaving it so late to tell us the release date,was hoping it was gonna be out this weekend with ps3 users getting it a week early but not looking like it so hopefully gonna be the first week of June for ps3 users.
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At the MAA MathFest 2006 meeting in Knoxville, TN, Dr. Faires was given the prestigious C. C. MacDuffee Award for distinguished service to Pi Mu Epsilon, the Honorary National Mathematics Society.
Dr. Faires, a past president of PME, has been closely involved in all aspects of the organization, including 18 years service as a PME Coucillor.
The C. C. MacDuffee Distinguished Service Award was established in 1964, in honor of the late Professor C. C. MacDuffee (University of Wisconsin), former President of Pi Mu Epsilon. Pi Mu Epsilon's highest honor is awarded only when an individual's efforts to promote scholarly activity in mathematics are so distinguished that they merit commendation and recognition by all concerned.


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Just saying hello
Posted 30 April 2009 - 05:38 PM
Its been nice to meet a few of you on steam and thanks for the welcome. I look forward to jumping on the forums and checking things out.
Posted 30 April 2009 - 05:48 PM
New Petro staff member?
RonMaverick291 (Gametrailers) said:
Posted 30 April 2009 - 05:58 PM
Sorry I think put my post in the wrong area
Posted 30 April 2009 - 06:34 PM
Posted 30 April 2009 - 06:36 PM
Posted 30 April 2009 - 06:42 PM
Caescen, on May 1 2009, 12:36 AM, said:
RonMaverick291 (Gametrailers) said:
Posted 30 April 2009 - 06:56 PM
slornie, on May 1 2009, 01:42 AM, said:
Here's two parts of it:
Caescen: Hehe.
Caescen: I only did the MP Demo for that.
Caescen: Which was quite fun.
Caescen: Though not something 'special'.
-SAF-.Graybush: Still I always find it fun to get a few buddies together to kill zombies
BOTA:99: yeah.. nice little time killer
BOTA:99: yupp
Caescen: Killing zombies is always fun with buddies, regardless of the game!
-SAF-.Graybush: LOL
-SAF-.Graybush: true
gorays21: I think counter strike or BF 1942/2 is the best PC MP game
Caescen: I loved Battlefield 2, with a passion.
BOTA:99: i liked 2142 better than those
Caescen: Battlefield 2142 I liked the theme better.
gorays21: BF 2 maps are too big
BOTA:99: prolly cause it was scifi
gorays21: imp
gorays21: imo
Caescen: And generally liked it better, but... I spent less time in that.
Caescen: I was disappointed with Bad Company
BOTA:99: CoD4/5 are pretty good too
Caescen: Was hoping it would be Battlefield 2 / 2142 but then with shiny graphics, destructable terrain for the Xbox.
BOTA:99: but my heart belongs to the rts genre for the most part
gorays21: graybush, are you involved with Mytheon or P04?
Caescen: It was quite different though... Cut a lot on the teamplay.
-SAF-.Graybush: Someone else told me that Battlefield 2142 was great. I never really gave the battlefield series a try
-SAF-.Graybush: both
gorays21: cool
gorays21: so fx artist?
Caescen: Geif teh info nao.
-SAF-.Graybush: yup
Caescen: Or Gorays will get it.
gorays21: info!!
gorays21: we need info on mytheon, lol
gorays21: jk
-SAF-.Graybush: lol
Caescen: We do actually!
-SAF-.Graybush: sorry i can't
Caescen: Understandable
-SAF-.Graybush: Sorry
gorays21: graybush, do you want free GAMES AND MONEY?????????
Caescen: Like playing closed betas, itching to tell people, but just can't.
Caescen: <.<
Caescen slaps Gorays.
gorays21: I was just kidding
-SAF-.Graybush: nope I have enough gaems to get through, but thanks
gorays21: sorry
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gorays21: graybush, do you have any consoles?
Caescen: Gorays would make a good police interrogator.
gorays21: lol
-SAF-.Graybush: 360 for now. I play a lot more pc then console
-SAF-.Graybush: lol
gorays21: ever played gears of war games?
-SAF-.Graybush: yup
gorays21: great, right?
-SAF-.Graybush: or also known to me as tech demo's for epic
-SAF-.Graybush: they are fun with friends, but I never really liked the campaign to much
BOTA:99: see gorays .. he is a smart man
gorays21: true
gorays21: have you tried the new re 5?
Caescen: He's trying to make you break Graybush!
-SAF-.Graybush: nope not yet. Saw a few of the boys playing it at work when it first came out
Caescen: Don't give in!
-SAF-.Graybush: LOL
BOTA:99: lol
gorays21: he's giving in!
-SAF-.Graybush: lol
-SAF-.Graybush: classic
gorays21: graybush, whats your fav soda??
BOTA:99: gorays is sort of our petro gaming reporter
gorays21: Mine is pepsi
-SAF-.Graybush: lol
Caescen: ...God.
Caescen: Favourite Soda, come on!
-SAF-.Graybush: don't drink soda
BOTA:99: so he needs any and all gaming news
Caescen: Next he's going to ask what hair shampoo you use.
Caescen: Just wait.
-SAF-.Graybush: lol
gorays21 disconnected.
Caescen: He's getting backup.
-SAF-.Graybush: lol
Edited by Caescen, 30 April 2009 - 07:04 PM.
Posted 30 April 2009 - 06:59 PM
Posted 30 April 2009 - 09:17 PM
Anyways, welcome Graybush. Don't drink the water, breathe the air, or joke. At all. We're all very serious here. Forum is serious business.
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Posted 01 May 2009 - 04:50 AM
BTW Graybush, I go by as gorays21 on steam.
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Posted 01 May 2009 - 05:06 AM
And indeed, nice to meet you!
(And lawl at the Steam "Interview")
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-SAF-.Graybush-PG, on Apr 30 2009, 06:38 PM, said:
Its been nice to meet a few of you on steam and thanks for the welcome. I look forward to jumping on the forums and checking things out.
Oddly it never disconnects when you're on, you must be l33t luck
Valdez, on May 1 2009, 12:20 AM, said:
SCC-PG, on May 1 2009, 01:52 AM, said:
Personal opinions are supported by personal beliefs alone. Did you know my duck avatar makes me eviler than you?
Posted 01 May 2009 - 01:53 PM
For all those people that are not on steam, I will try and get some comments in here on the forums. I always like meeting new people and talking about games is always fun.
And just so you all know Thanh is the man and is always making my life easier, so cut him some slack, hahahaha.
Now I have to go get some work done, so I will talk to you all later.
Posted 05 May 2009 - 05:30 AM
Yeah, Graybush is teh awesums.
Welcome to the Forum Graybush! ..So..erm..where does the name originate from?
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In May 2003, President George W. Bush signed legislation authorizing PEPFAR, a commitment by the U.S. to spend $15 billion over five years to prevent HIV/AIDS and treat victims in Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean -- "the largest commitment by any nation to combat a single disease in history," according to the program's official Web site.
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He says it's a mystery why the number of cases didn't decline. He speculates that perhaps four years was not enough time for the program to make inroads. Or the increased availability of antiretroviral drugs may have emboldened people to engage in more risky sexual behaviors (as seen in the 1990s, when the introduction of antiretroviral drugs in homosexual men in the U.S. led to more risky behavior), Bhattacharya notes.
In an attempt to figure out why PEPFAR failed to stem the HIV epidemic, Bendavid and Bhattacharya have launched a study examining whether falling prices for antiretrovirals encourages people to practice risky sex.
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ST PETERSBURG, Florida ( March 31st, 2010) Judith Dazzio, St. Petersburg's most respected art teacher, opens her own school of art on Central Ave in the St Petersburg Arts District between 6th and 7th street north. The school and gallery will feature Judith's tutorials along with those of eight other distinguished art teachers.
Ms Dazzio received her B.S. in art education from the University of New Hampshire and completed her graduate work at Massachusetts College of Art and Boston University. While teaching & living in New Orleans she became Louisiana's State Director of Art Education.
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The school has already started classes and they are filling quickly. The gallery will feature Judith's work and that of many other artists, as well as unique crafts.
Most of the teachers will be attending the Grand Opening. There will be a silent auction and a raffle to benefit the Dazzio Scholarship Program for Art Students.
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This is the climb to the left of Drain Pipe in the same alcove. It is a bit longer, but we were able to do it with a 60 m rope with no problem. We finished this climb on Thanksgiving Day just as the weather turned to hell. Starting this climb was a grunt for me and I felt insecure. However, my taller second was able to move through this section more securely. As mentioned above, the start is wide and awkward. Once this section is surmounted, the climbing is more straightforward. This crack undulated a bit more than most IC crack and allowed for more size variety. We felt this climb was for sure a solid 10 and maybe 10+. Though most climbs that eat 1.5 Friends/.75 Camalots at the Creek tend to be harder, the presence of pods and some sections being slightly less than vertical kept it from being an 11. Save a 3 Friend/2 Camalot or 2 for the top, which is probably the only place they'll fit anyway.
I placed a large cam (#4 Camalot, I believe) at the start. I used an arsenal of 1.5 Friends and .75 Camalots on this pitch. In addition to these pieces bring one or 2 of each size from a 1 to a 3.5 Friend.
Love the route name, Ben. Nice description. I agree that the initial moves are awkward and a bit insecure - a #4 Camalot will definitely increase your peace of mind for these moves. After flailing on my first attempt, I found that if you can scratch your feet up high enough (awkward), a solid fist jam can be found past the little OW bulge, which will help you move up into the meat of the climb a little more elegantly. It could be height-dependent, but I'm only 5'9" and was able to reach it. OTOH, the upper section that is more "straightforward" completely humbled me.
I did this climb a couple of days ago. The lower wide start stymied me until I turned from having my right side in to having my left side in. I was able to paste my right foot on the ledge that you can't see from above. Combined w/ a little left arm-barring and I was on my way. The rest of the climb wore me out. Particularly my left foot. It was extremely strenuous. I hung-dog like a mofo. I'd like to go back when I've got more energy and give it a redpoint attempt. I'd call it 5.10+.
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I´m going to take a look at whole foods. Truth is truth.
I will be shopping at Whole Foods this afternoon.
Well, looks like the number of costumers will grow, big time.
Mackey is correct.Are these the same Libs who were surprised to see the additional taxes out of their paychecks?Do they realize that a convicted felon Robert Creamer wrote the basics of Obamacare in jail?It is all about control and increased Taxes.No new doctors but 16,000 new IRS agents..Went shopping at Whole foods yesterday.Won´t go to Sean Penns Gangster.I intend to spend my money to support those who are working to support the restoration of America - not its destruction.
He is right. I may now go to Whole Foods. Support people who are logical and unafraid to speak the truth.
The truth is tough for those who are unfamiliar with it and history. They seemed to think that term only applies to anyone who stands up for Constitutional freedoms. This will momentarily limit their choices of where to go for groceries. Wait until they get a load of where they can get to see a dr. or get the medicines and tests they need once obamacare is fully implemented and there are no alternatives .
Looks like I´ll have to go to Atlanta and shop at Whole Foods!
Not only will Whole Foods´ sales go up, the amount of shoplifting will drop.
Truth hurts. I miss being near a Whole Foods. And a Trader Joes.Sigh.
And he made this truth dump on NPR !There must have been quite a panic when they didn´t get to the ´Swear Word" button in time.Bwaaaahahaha !Own it, you leftist pigs.
Why do Liberals shot at Whole Foods?To compensate for their tiny Priuses.
As they say, if you want to make a liberal mad, tell them the truth.
Obama would have been a perfect fit in the fascist regime of the Nazis along with the Jew hating chicken farmer Heinrich Himmler.
I´m headed over there right now.
The Whole Foods in Durham NC is right across the street from Duke´s East Campus. It has always been -- since way back when it was Wellspring Grocery -- the granola and Birkenstock crowd, with the Jr. Leaguers thrown in.
Sounds like Whole Foods will have better customers and a more comfortable shopping experience since it should be devoid of morons.Anyone remember Chick-fil-a ??
Hey, now here´s an idea: as soon as a liberal, formerly hated by this bunch, niche organic grocer says something against 0, all the predictable little sheeple flock to him, not realizing they are, once again, being played for suckers.I have seen this same old scenario played out here many times. One wonders at the potential for logical thought from such geniuses.
I already knew they have plenty of regular folks working there ((not hippies or libs) and a beautifully clean store, so I am pleased to drive xtra today and go shop!!!
John Mackey identified himself as a "democratic socialist" during his college years, but now considers himself as a "free market libertarian". His political views don´t mesh with his capitalistic views. Oh, by the way, he´s a vegan. What does that tell ya?
The Whole Foods Store in my area is not suffering from this boycott. You have to drive around the parking lot like the mall at Christmas Eve to find a parking spot!
The clientele at Whole Foods here - there are two in our immediate area, one a gigantic superstore - couldn´t look more liberal if they tried. I believe WF will win this one. Those Birkenstocky types won´t give up WF without a fight.
Just read the other posts. Had forgotten about the Junior Leaguers. Yes!Parking lot full of Audis and Beamers.
Business executives need to understand that liberals are whiners and you never help yourself by letting them push you around.


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Here is a selection of kid-friendly things to do and family-friendly events in and around Orange County this weekend. Please check with the venues for updated prices.
Do you want to tell us about an upcoming event? Submit your event at� events.ocregister.com� or email OC Moms at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Scales, Feathers & Fur:� Learn all about the differences between reptiles, birds and mammals. Class includes hands-on learning, fun crafts and meeting animals up close. Phone registration required.� 10-11 a.m. at Orange County Zoo, One Irvine Park Road, Orange.� Price: $5 per child (one parent/guardian included); parking: $3.� 714-973-6846.
Mommy and Me yoga:� This five-week series is designed to provide a space for new mothers who would like to begin or continue yoga practice.� Appropriate music and yoga props (blankets, blocks, straps) are utilized. Learn yoga poses for babies that help relieve digestive issues and� baby massage facilitating bonding between mother and baby. Pre-registration is required; register online or call. 10-11 a.m. at Belly Sprout, 426 W. Commonwealth Ave., Fullerton. Price: $75 for five weeks. 657-217-2426.
Music and Movement:� A fun morning focusing on preschool learning foundations in music and movement. The same song set is used for an entire month, reinforcing repetition, a method that is key to building confidence. Parent participation is required. 10-10:45 a.m. at Children's Museum at La Habra, 301 S. Euclid St., La Habra. Price:� Free. 562-905-9793.
Art-A-Faire:� The Art-A-Faire features more than 50 vendors selling unique, hand-made gifts and crafts; everything from knitted scarves to turquoise jewelry and surf-related merchandise.� Noon-7 p.m. at Huntington Beach Pier Plaza, One Main St., Huntington Beach. Price: Free admission.� 714-536-2213.
Shark Lagoon nights:� Get up close with the ocean's ultimate predators at the Aquarium of the Pacific during Shark Lagoon Nights. Guests will have the opportunity to touch bamboo sharks and see large sharks, including sandtigers, and rays in the Aquarium's Shark Lagoon. Coffee, hot cocoa, beer, wine, desserts and snacks are available for purchase. 6-9 p.m. at Aquarium of the Pacific, 100 Aquarium Way, Long Beach. Price: Free.� 562-590-3100, ext. 0.
"Anastasia Krupnik" (theatre for young audiences):� Ten-year-old Anastasia is opinionated, sassy and funny. Of course, she also has a funny name, but she'll make up for it in this offbeat story taken right from the pages of her diary. It's about all the things she loves—and hates—and what she plans to do about them. Various showtimes� Friday-Feb. 24 at South Coast Repertory, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Price: $20-$27.� 714-708-5555.
"Lady and the Tramp":� Celebrate love and Valentine's Day all weekend with� a Sweetheart Dinner at Disney's Soda Fountain and Studio Store and a screening of the Disney classic, "Lady and the Tramp."� � Dinner is at 5:30 p.m. and advance reservations are required with the purchase of a movie ticket; the movie starts at 7 p.m.� Friday, Saturday and Sunday at El Capitan Theatre, 6838 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles. Price: Dinner and movie: $38; movie only: adult: $13; kids (3-11) and senior (60+): $10; VIP balcony or orchestra: $22. 818-845-3110.
"Aladdin":� Familiar characters from the Disney animated film include Aladdin, Jasmine, Genie and more along with� songs "A Whole New World," "Friend Like Me" and more. 7:30 p.m.� Friday; various showtimes through Mar. 17� at Musical Theatre Village, 36 Mauchly, Irvine. Price: $12.� 949-753-1996.
Paws FUR Pink 5K Run/Walk:� � Run, walk, or� wag your way to this breast cancer fund raising event. Event features Hearty Hound 5K Run/Walk, Dawdling Doodle� One Mile Walk, Lassie Loop Lil' Kids Dash,� a pet expo with pet products, contests, dog adoptions and health information and the PAWSitively Pink Costume Contest.� Registration: 7 a.m.; 5K start: 8:30 a.m.; kids race: 9 a.m. and one mile walk: 9:15 a.m. at Irvine Regional Park, 1 Irvine Road, Orange. Price: 5K: $40; one mile walk: $23; costume contest: $12.50 and kids race: $8.
CANCELLED:� Hurley sample sale:� Hurley Sample Sale benefitting Victoria Elementary School. Buy� brand name clothing at� low prices ($5-$20). All sales are final; cash and credit cards accepted. All proceeds go to the "Save Our Staff" fund.� 8 a.m.-2 p.m.� at� Victoria Elementary School, 1025 Victoria St., Costa Mesa.� Price: Free admission.� 949-515-6985.
20th Annual Queen Mary Scotsfest:� Glimpse into Scottish culture and history at the Queen Mary with authentic Scottish music, food and drinks, dancing, athletic competitions and more. 9 a.m.-6 p.m.� today and Sunday. The Queen Mary, 1126 Queens Highway, Long Beach. Price: Adult: $18-$24; kids: $8-$14; parking: $15-$20. 877-342-0738.
Engineer's Week at Discovery Science Center: DSC celebrates National Engineer's Week with hands-on science activities and programs for all ages. Throughout the week the center� will feature interactive exhibits and learning stations to bring out the engineer in everyone. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. today, Feb. 17 and 18; 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Feb. 19-22� at Discovery Science Center, 2500 N. Main St., Santa Ana. Price: Adult: $14.95; kids (3-14) and seniors (62+): $12.95; parking: $4. 714-542-2823.� �
New Earth Drumming Workshop:� Celebrate the spirit of drumming with family and friends. Drumming is an effective and proven modality that uses vibrations of sound to help reduce stress, alter consciousness and create a deep sense of peace, well-being and better health.� 10-11 a.m.� at Center for Living Peace, 4139 Campus Drive, Irvine. Price: A "peace offering" of $5-$10. 949-854-5500.
Hummingbird walk:� Join ENC Naturalist Leslie Helliwell for a walk to search for hummingbirds and their nests and learn� fun Hummingbird facts. Reservations required; call to RSVP. No walk-ins. 10-11 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. at Environmental Nature Center, 1601 E. 16th St., Newport Beach. Price: $6 per guest; member: $5. 949-645-8489.
Family Fair:� Family Fair, held on the third Saturday of each month at The OC Mix, is an all-day free event featuring a variety of complimentary, family-focused kids' activities hosted at retailers throughout SoCo Collection, The OC Mix, and the SoCo Farmer's Market.� 10 a.m.-3� p.m. at The OC Mix, 3313 Hyland Ave., Costa Mesa. Price: Free.�
Chinese New Year Celebration with lion dance performance:� Visit the Dragon Institute for a fun-filled morning that will include a lion dance performance, adult and children's Kung Fu demonstrations and much more. 10 a.m.-noon at The Dragon Institute, 34241 Pacific Coast Highway, Dana Point. Price: Free. 949-542-8470.
Handprint Heart Tree craft:� Still in the mood for love? Then join� the Family Art Center and create a beautiful keepsake Handprint Heart Tree. 11 a.m.-3� p.m. at Children's Museum at La Habra, 301 S. Euclid St., La Habra. Price:� $8; La Habra� residents: $7; kids (under 2) and members: free. 562-905-9793.�


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Earlier this month, an investigation by StateImpact Florida and the Miami Herald revealed that most Florida charter schools are not enrolling students with severe disabilities, like autism or cerebral palsy.
This month, an investigation by StateImpact Florida revealed that more than 86% of Florida charter schools don't serve a single student with a severe disability, compared to half of traditional public schools.
State education officials say no school is required to take every student with every disability. But lawyers are divided on whether charter schools can legally turn kids away.
No one person decides where a student with disabilities can go to school.
Tres Whitlock is stuck in a public school where he feels ignored. He wants out.
The 17-year-old would-be video game designer researched his options online and found his perfect match – Pivot Charter School.
"It's computer-based and I think I will do better," he says.
But when Whitlock tried to enroll in the school he found a series of barriers in his way.
This story is a collaborative investigation between The Miami Herald and StateImpact Florida. Read the Herald's story.
It's been a rough week for anthropologists with Gov. Rick Scott singling out the field as an inefficient use of higher education budgets.
Why should taxpayers foot the education bill for an anthropologist who can't find a job? Scott asked a business group last week. Colleges should "drive" students into science, technology, engineering or math — known as STEM — programs, he said.
Every school district in Florida is dealing with layoffs and budget cuts. But Broward County in South Florida is facing the largest budget deficit in the state—more than $140 million. And its forced teachers and students in the nation's 6th largest school district to get creative about spending money.
Students at South Broward High in Hollywood waited in the rain during the first week of school to get inside what used to be the video production classroom. Only, the video production program was cut last school year.
The Obama administration on Thursday said it would review the deportation cases of 300,000 illegal immigrants. The administration wants to put high priority on removing convicted criminals, and low priority on cases that involve people who pose no security threat.
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Running from a flybridge is like being on the long end of a stick. Motion is amplified. The three major components of a boat's motion — roll, pitch and heave — which can feel comfortable at deck level, often become tortuous when experienced from 8 or 10 feet higher. It's hard to pin down exactly why a certain boat behaves a certain way in a given set of conditions, but in the C34's case, we can make some assumptions as to why it delivers a rather comfortable ride.


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After taking a look behind-the-scenes as Emma Stone got ready for the Paris premiere of The Amazing Spider-Man, we got really excited about trying a deep plum lip. No time like the present, right? We found the key to nailing this look is lip liner. Dark shades bleed off your natural lip line easily, so a liner will hold it in place and make reapplying a whole lot easier. You can also use the liner all over your lip before applying the actual lipstick to give your new beauty look some staying power.
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Todd is it possible to put a tool on here that could say do a digit analysis of how often a number has hit in pick 3 or pick 4 using a custom date range?
For example if I wanted to look at all numbers and digit analysis for pick 3 in TN for May 15-June 15... both midday and evening combine..
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I know you have deflation and inspector for pick 3.. however they are for either midday or evening.. no combo of the two.
Another feature would be to have a straight analysis.. How many times the digit 4 fell in position on of pick 4.. how many times it fell in position 2... and so forth..
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Everything has been written regarding the organization, perfect, and the conditions -heat, humidity, snakes, dark, repeating loops, HILLS :) so don't worry about that. If you are into no-nonsense running and camaraderie, do it! 4th for me this year, and I will run the Boogie again. Hats up for this organization and volunteers. Thank you Doug!
I ran the 50 miler and this was my first competitive race, it was amazing. I have run some good distances before but this was my first time competing so i had the jitters for sure. Everyone at the race made me feel right at home and the runners were a amazing group of people who were there to have a good time as well as run. The course itself was def tough with bethel hill being a good 1.5-2 mile climb and the heat and humidity could test anyone. Doug the race director was a super chill dude and you could tell he wanted everyone to have a great race and feel welcome. The aid crews were just as cool and def had some character to them which was nice as they gave you a sense of security even though your running through the backwoods of NC. I was lucky enough to have the support of some great friends and it def helped me when a storm hit as i dread running in the rain and when i saw my buddie going up the hill as i was going down i kicked myself in gear and pressed as hard as i was able. I will def be returning for this race next year and congrats to the Winners and finishers as it was one heck of a run. I was super happy with my 4th overall finish. I really felt lucky to run with some amazing people, also congrats to to Tomasz and Anthony the winners this year!! You guys are Fast!!
I ran the 50-mile race... and won it (as the first female finisher) on my first ultra of the year! I chose this race because it was on pavement (hard to find these days with the ultra), it was hot (to my advantage), and it was hilly (for the challenge)! The course was also beautiful, and never boring! My favorite part was the last 2 miles of each loop: basically all uphill! OUCH!! The aid station volunteers and spectators were the best, and are why I was able to keep going at a nice, smooth pace even in the latter parts of the race! I'm thankful to everyone for cheering me on, even when I was obviously delirious and didn't look so great! I'm thankful for the ice-cold water and soda afterward, and for the endless portions of food that I was finally able to consume after sitting around for four hours, chatting it up! I recommend this race for the challenge, because when you run a good time on this course, you know you're ready to P.R. on most any other course!!
This was my first DNF in over 50 marathons and beyond. Mostly heat issues. That said, the organization, athletes, and yes, the course's toughness, were all as previously reported - world-class. Other than my own failings, I couldn't have been more impressed by and thankful for Doug Dawkins and the rest of the MTC folks who spend so much effort and time each year to put on the wonderful event. Kudos!
This race was chosen because it was a (rare) Saturday night event that you can drive to from DC, and I needed to cross NC off the 50 states list. Despite the remoteness of Ellerbe, it's easy to get to because the highway runs right by it. This is a TOUGH marathon. Think of it as a mini road ultra. Here's the proof: Temps were 90 degrees at the start. (To compare, I ran an 8K under similar conditions 2 weeks later. The organizers were very close to calling black flag conditions. That meant they would shut off the clocks and the race would turn into a fun run. And to think that they run in these conditions every year!) Only 7 aid stations instead of the usual 12. It's mostly hills, so you can never really get going. No spectators, save for family and friends near the start/finish. The course is surrounded by trees and all of 6 houses, which you pass over and over again since it's a loop course. So, why do I recommend this race? It's because this race has soul. Everyone says a prayer at the start. You pass and are passed by just about everybody in sunshine and the middle of darkness. It's BYO light and water (both of which you will have to carry). The tech shirt design is the best Ive seen, and your locally-made finisher's mug wrapped in town newspaper will mean more than 100 generic finisher's medals. And you will always remember Doug's face. All of this adds up to a shared, hard-earned experience that you will never forget. One day, I will be back.
I loved the marathon course - nice tough hills, good challenge. The atmosphere and organization were extraordinary, as well as the contact with other runners. Actually, I felt more mutual support than competition (like you would find in a relay), since we all seemed to share the same pain (although some 50-miler runners seemed tireless). I personally congratulate Doug, Mark, Tom and the Team for their attention to detail and professionalism. I never felt alone or lost, and there were plenty of refreshments and food (not to mention the feast at the finish line). The only question for me is - how can you ever run the 50-miler course?! Even with a little help from the rain and support from other participants, this race is tough and hot. A couple of recommendations: Train appropriately for hills, and also carry a water bottle and a light past 9 p.m. You pass your car 4 times, so use the opportunity to replenish special supplies.
"Super cool" is not a reference to the temperatures... - it was 89 degrees at the start, but the temps dropped all evening, aided by a frog-choker thunderstorm at 11 p.m. (That's right - the race starts at 6 p.m. and the marathon and the 50-miler are run concurrently.) If you like hard races, this is a great one for you! Forget about Boston qualifying (don't think it's certified anyway!). You are either running uphill or down... there's not more than a mile of flat running per 10-mile loop! Hills aren't super steep but relentless and long. But the story here is the event itself. Doug Dawkins really knows how to put on a great event (unbelievable aid stations that even had cheeseburgers!)... and the volunteers are without a doubt the best!! Seriously, most race reviews praise the volunteers deservedly, but these were special. Also, the greatest shirt ever!! Plus, a neat finisher's award - ceramic coffee mugs. If you need crowds and pampering, pass on this race! But if you like a really unique and interesting challenge, this is the race for you!
This was first time I had ever run a marathon at night or seen a 50-mile race. The organization was terrific - a large variety of food to choose from about every 5 miles. The course is almost all mild, with one very long hill - a challenge for this flat-lander who dies in any heat. But I had an absolute blast and they had the best volunteers ever!
The race director said at the start that you would be proud to wear the shirt after you run this race. He did not lie, considering the heat and the hills. However, if you like a good challenge and well-run, smaller, community races, then this one if for you. At the start, I dreaded a multiple loop course, but the start of the course in the light and finishing in the dark made it seem like two different courses. Started at a church and the parishioners were on hand cooking hamburgers, hot dogs, and veggie stuff. The one aid station was well-manned. You will need to carry water and have a headlamp. It was really, really dark when the sun went down.
This is a well organized marathon. You will not get lost like most Ultra's. Your vehicle will be park at the water point which you pass four times you can use it for a re-supply. This will be your toughest marathon you will probaly ever do but you will never stop talking about the Boogie.
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I never really cared for fennel until I made this recipe. This salad is refreshing and delicious. In fact it's so tasty that I will sometimes have leftovers for breakfast. I found this recipe in Matthew Kenney and Sarma Mengailis' cookbook, Raw Food Real World - great book, by the way. It is a CLEAN recipe (made only with whole foods) therefore making it a great addition to one's repertoire of weight loss recipes.
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The regular season remains nearly two weeks away, but left-handers Madison Bumgarner and Aroldis Chapman looked ready for the real thing Saturday at Scottsdale Stadium, where the Cincinnati Reds topped the San Francisco Giants, 7-6.
Bumgarner became the second straight Giants starter to work five innings, duplicating Matt Cain's effort Friday. Bumgarner surrendered one run and two hits to the Reds while walking one and striking out two. Though Bumgarner allowed just one hit in four shutout innings last Monday against Texas, he said he found a better groove this time.
Chapman continued his conversion from the bullpen to the rotation by allowing one run and two hits in four innings. Chapman threw 27 pitches in an erratic first inning but retired 10 of the last 12 batters he faced.
Trailing, 2-1, the Reds burst ahead with a four-run eighth inning against Giants reliever Javier Lopez. Brodie Greene singled, moved to third on Devin Mesoraco's double and scored on Derrick Robinson's infield single. Catcher Johnny Monell committed a passed ball as Devin Lohman walked, enabling Mesoraco to score. After a double steal, Yorman Rodriguez singled home Robinson and pinch-hitter Xavier Paul's groundout delivered Lohman.
Also on Saturday, Brewers Spring Training star Khris Davis hit two more towering home runs and drove in five runs, Reds regular-season star Joey Votto homered and drove in three runs and the teams slugged their way to a 9-9 tie at Maryvale Baseball Park on Saturday.
Votto's seventh-inning solo homer sparked a four-run Reds rally over the final three innings that gave Cincinnati a 9-8 lead entering the bottom of the ninth. But Milwaukee's Donnie Murphy led off the bottom of the frame with a double, advanced on a wild pitch and scored the tying run when Lance Roenicke -- the son of Brewers manager Ron Roenicke -- lined a single to center field.
The Brewers' rally fizzled there. The teams had decided before the ninth that they would not play extra innings.
The star of the game was Davis, a Brewers Minor League left fielder who has seen significant playing time with Ryan Braun away at the World Baseball Classic. Davis has hit six homers this spring including one in an exhibition against Team Canada and with Saturday's 3-for-3 afternoon is batting .364 in official Cactus League at-bats. He could have a harder time finding at-bats after Sunday, when Braun returns to Brewers camp.
Third baseman Aramis Ramirez and center fielder Logan Schafer each collected two hits and an RBI for the Brewers, who took a 5-1 lead in the first inning, saw the Reds fight back into a 5-5 tie, then pushed ahead in the bottom of the third when Davis hit a two-run homer off Cincinnati starter Mike Leake.
Davis homered again in the fifth inning against left-hander Sean Marshall.
Leake was knocked around over 3 1/3 innings, allowing seven runs (five earned) on 10 hits.


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I've recently read the book about GTD (in dutch).
I've implemented the method and I've got 3 questions about it:
Organize: put actions/tasks on next-actions-list or a projectactionslist.
Sometimes when I process an item from my inbox, I think about serveral actions that have to be done.
If I have understood correctly, I only need to write down the action that has to be done first on my next-actions-list. This avoids that the next-actions-list becomes too long.
Where do you register the other actions?
I think it's a good idea to create a seperate actionslist for each project that is mentioned on the projectlist. This is what I call a projectactionslist.
When you do this for instance in Outlook, you can easily drag a task from that seperate actionslist and drop it in the next-actions-list during the weekly review.
Is this a good way of working?
Organize: projectlist vs projectportfolio
Before I've started to use GTD, I've already had a projectlist which I call my projectportfolio.
The problem is that my original definition of a project is not the same as the one that David Allan uses. I would call his project a multi-action.
(Project: new website for the organisation I work for <=> multi-action: restructure a specific page of the existing website)
When I'm putting all those multi-actions and projects on one list, I get a really long list.
That's why I still want to make a difference between a project/multi-actionlist and a projectportfolio.
Any advice? Is this a good idea?
Do: when I've finished a task from my next-actions-list, I start to review the list
I've got 10, 20, 30 or even more tasks on my next-actions-list.
These are tasks that have to be done preferably within the week.
I can order the tasks on priority (exclamation mark) and creation date.
My problem:
When I've finished a task from my next-actions-list, I'm confronted with all the other next-actions. I start to review the list. This takes time and is not efficient.
I feel the need to make another shortlist with next-actions.
Do you have the same problem?
Any advice?
Thx for helping me out.
Best regards


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Men's Soccer News
Morrison and Elliott Earn All-Region Honors
December 9, 2013DePauw men's soccer captains Andy Morrison (Bristol, Ind./Northridge) and George Elliott (Naperville, Ill./Benet Academy) have been selected to the 2013... Read More
Morrison Earns Capital One Academic All-America® Honors
November 22, 2013DePauw junior forward Andy Morrison (Bristol, Ind./Northridge) has been selected to the Capital One Academic All-America® Division III men's soccer team... Read More
17th Ranked Tigers Land Five on All-NCAC Teams
November 15, 2013After finishing with a 14-2-3 overall record including a fourth place finish in the North Coast Athletic Conference regular season the DePauw men's soccer... Read More
Nathan Sprenkel '12 Signs Pro Soccer Contract with Indy Eleven
November 12, 2013Nathan Sprenkel, a 2012 graduate of DePauw University and a standout soccer player for the Tigers, has signed a pro contract with the Indy Eleven, the... Read More
Pezzuto and Morrison Named to Capital One Academic All-District Team
November 7, 2013Jake Pezzuto (St. Charles, Ill./St. Charles North) and Andy Morrison (Bristol, Ind./Northridge) have been selected to the Capital One Academic All-District... Read More
Tigers Fall to Ohio Wesleyan 6-5 in PKs
November 6, 2013The Tigers' journey to three-peat as North Coast Athletic Conference tournament champions began Wednesday night in Delaware, Ohio against regular season... Read More
Morrison Strikes Twice; Tigers Tie Denison 2-2
November 2, 2013Facing a 2-0 deficit the Tigers needed two late goals to tie Denison 2-2 Saturday afternoon in North Coast Athletic Conference action Read More
Tigers Win Home Finale; Clinch NCAC Berth
October 30, 2013On a night where the DePauw senior class was poised to break a school record for wins during their career it was the Wabash Little Giants who looked to... Read More
Tigers Sink Gators With Late PK
October 26, 2013The Tigers managed to scratch out two goals and escape the cold Pennsylvania air with a victory over Allegheny Saturday afternoon Read More
11th-ranked Tigers Upset by Yeomen
October 19, 2013The 11th-ranked Tigers struggled to find any offensive rhythm and ultimately were upset by visiting Oberlin College by a score of 1-0 Read More
11th-ranked Tigers Roll Past Wittenberg
October 16, 2013A six goal offensive outburst helped the 11th-ranked Tigers breeze past Wittenberg in North Coast Athletic Conference action Wednesday night Read More
#1 Ohio Wesleyan Hands 10th-ranked Tigers Their First Defeat
October 12, 2013The 10th-ranked Tigers gave the nation's top team all they could handle Saturday night, but ultimately fell to Ohio Wesleyan by a final score of 3-1... Read More
Tigers Stay Undefeated, Face #1 Ohio Wesleyan Next Saturday
October 5, 2013The 10th-ranked Tigers stayed perfect in North Coast Athletic Conference play with a 2-0 win over the College of Wooster Saturday afternoon Read More
Ninth-ranked DePauw and Kenyon Battle to Scoreless Tie
September 28, 2013Ninth-ranked DePauw suffered it first blemish on the 2013 schedule after it tied Kenyon in a North Coast Athletic Conference contest at Boswell Field Read More
Tigers Survive Scare, Defeat Anderson
September 25, 2013The 9th-ranked Tigers survived an early scare Wednesday night using two second-half goals to stay undefeated and dropping Anderson 2-1 Read More
Tigers Climb to #9 in Recent Poll
September 24, 2013After a wild weekend at Boswell Field DePauw's undefeated men's soccer team has jumped up 11 spots to #9 according to the National Soccer Coaches Association... Read More
4-2 Win Caps Off #20 Tigers' Perfect Weekend
September 22, 2013After a hard fought win over Hiram Saturday afternoon the 20th-ranked Tigers were back in action Sunday against Olivet College at Boswell Field. A pair... Read More
Musa Golden, #20 Tigers Need Overtime to Stay Perfect
September 21, 2013The 20th-ranked Tigers needed overtime to stay undefeated as they defeated Hiram College 2-1 in both teams North Coast Athletic Conference opener Read More
3-0 Victory Keeps #21 Tigers Perfect
September 14, 2013The 21st-ranked Tigers extended their undefeated streak with a victory over Principia College Saturday afternoon. With the 3-0 win DePauw improves to... Read More
#21 Tigers Streaking, Off to Historic Start
September 11, 2013Andy Morrison's goal in the 21st minute propelled the 21st-ranked Tigers to a 1-0 victory over Hanover Wednesday night. With the win DePauw improves to... Read More
Jacob Pezzuto Named NCAC Player of the Week
September 9, 2013DePauw junior goalkeeper Jacob Pezzuto (St. Charles, Ill./St. Charles North) earned the North Coast Athletic Conference player of the week honor after... Read More
Tigers Shutout Rose-Hulman, Move to 5-0
September 8, 2013The 21st-ranked Tigers improved upon their unblemished season with a 2-0 victory over Rose-Hulman Sunday afternoon at Boswell Field. DePauw moved to 5-0... Read More
#21 Tigers Stay Undefeated with Victory over Earlham
September 7, 2013Two second-half goals propelled the 21st-ranked Tigers to a 2-0 victory over Earlham College Saturday afternoon at Boswell Field. DePauw stayed undefeated... Read More
#21 DePauw Stays Perfect with 2-0 Win over Franklin
September 4, 2013The 21st-ranked Tigers stayed undefeated with a 2-0 victory over Franklin College Wednesday night at Boswell Field. DePauw improved to 3-0, while the... Read More
Tigers Jump to #21 in Recent Poll
September 3, 2013After victories over Centre and Knox this past week the DePauw men's soccer team has jumped up four spots to number 21 according to the National Soccer... Read More
#25 DePauw Completes Weekend Sweep with 6-0 Victory at Knox
August 31, 2013The 25th-ranked Tigers capped a perfect weekend with an offensive outburst on the way to a 6-0 win at Knox Read More
Late Goal Boosts #25 Tigers to 2-1 Win over Centre
August 30, 2013A pair of freshmen contributed to 25th-ranked DePauw's game-winning goal that lifted the Tigers to a 2-1 victory over Centre on Boswell Field Read More
Upgrades to Athletic Facilities Progress as Academic Year Approaches
August 15, 2013"It's rare to see such a comprehensive athletic facilities upgrade at the Division III level," says Stevie Baker-Watson, Theodore A. Katula Director of... Read More
Nathan Sprenkel '12 Eyes Roster Spot on New Pro Soccer Team
July 17, 2013Nathan Sprenkel, a 2012 graduate of DePauw University where he was a standout on the men's soccer team, is among those trying to earn a spot on the roster... Read More
DePauw Finishes 25th in Final Directors' Cup Standings
June 6, 2013Led by top-10 finishes at the NCAA Championships in four sports including the women's basketball team's national title and the field hockey squad's third-place... Read More
Top-Five DePauw Athletics Moments For The 2012-13 Season
May 28, 2013The 2012-13 season was a successful one for DePauw Athletics, over 100 all-North Coast Athletic Conference citations were received by DePauw student-athletes... Read More
38 DePauw Student-Athletes Inducted Into Chi Alpha Sigma
April 10, 2013In conjunction with the NCAA's Division III Week, Theodore Katula Director of Athletics Stevie Baker-Watson welcomed the newest members to Chi Alpha Sigma... Read More
Halterman Signs Professional Contract With Kitsap Pumas
April 4, 2013Former DePauw men's soccer player, goalkeeper Tony Halterman, has signed his first professional contract with the Kitsap Pumas of the Premier Development... Read More
158 Student-Athletes Named to Inaugural Tiger Pride Honor Roll
February 21, 2013Stevie Baker-Watson, Theodore Katula Director of Athletics and Recreational Sports, announced today the inaugural Tiger Pride Honor Roll Read More
Unprecedented Fall Success Leads DePauw to 30th Place in Directors' Cup Rankings
January 22, 2013The 2012 fall season was one of the most successful in DePauw history as student-athletes from four different teams competed in NCAA Championships Read More
Former DePauw Assistant Nick Stirrett Named Head Coach at Mount Union
December 17, 2012Nick Stirrett, former DePauw assistant men's and women's soccer coach, was recently named head coach at the University of Mount Union (Ohio)... Read More
DePauw Bows out of NCAA Play after Second-Round Loss
November 11, 2012DePauw competed in its 10th overtime contest of the season and, for the first time in 2012, finished on the short end in an extra session after a 2-1 loss... Read More
Lightning and Darkness Force Postponement of DePauw's NCAA Second Round Contest
November 10, 2012Lightning delayed the start of today's NCAA Division III Men's Soccer Championship second round matchup between DePauw and Dominican and eventually forced... Read More
DePauw Advances to NCAA Second Round with Shutout over Calvin
November 9, 2012The announcement of starting lineups was barely complete before DePauw's Alieu Musa delivered the game-winning goal in the Tigers' 3-0 win over Calvin... Read More
Seven Tigers Earn All-NCAC Honors
November 9, 2012Seven DePauw student-athletes have been selected to the All-North Coast Athletic Conference Men's Soccer Teams in voting by the conference's head coaches... Read More
$5 Million Gift from Marshall Reavis '84 to Fund New Stadium for DePauw Soccer, Lacrosse
November 8, 2012A $5 million gift from Marshall W. and Amy Reavis will allow for the construction of a new multi-purpose stadium that will become the home for DePauw's... Read More
Halterman Collects NCAC Honors
November 6, 2012DePauw senior Tony Halterman has been named the North Coast Athletic Conference Men's Soccer Player of the Week for his performances against Hiram and... Read More
DePauw To Play Calvin In First Round of NCAA Men's Soccer Championship
November 5, 2012Coming off of a second straight North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament championship, the DePauw men's soccer team opens the 2012 NCAA Division III... Read More
Tigers Tally Two NCAC Tournament Titles in Two Tries
November 3, 2012DePauw defeated defending NCAA men's soccer champion Ohio Wesleyan on penalty kicks (4-2) to claim the North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament championship... Read More
DePauw Men Advance to Second Straight NCAC Final
November 1, 2012DePauw scored twice in a one-minute span of the second half to erase a 2-1 deficit and defeated Hiram, 3-2, in a North Coast Athletic Conference semifinal... Read More
DePauw Hosts Hiram in NCAC Semifinal Game Tonight
November 1, 2012For the second straight year, the DePauw men's soccer team opens North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament play against Hiram College as the Tigers and... Read More
Three First-Half Goals Propel DePauw to Win over Allegheny
October 27, 2012DePauw scored three goals in the opening half and clinched the second seed at the North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament following a 4-1 win over visiting... Read More
Tigers Post Season's 10th Shutout
October 20, 2012DePauw ran its unbeaten streak to eight straight after a 1-0 North Coast Athletic Conference win at Oberlin Read More
Tigers Collect 10th Win with Overtime Victory at Wabash
October 17, 2012Alieu Musa's goal on George Elliott's assist in the fifth minute of the first overtime lifted DePauw to a 2-1 North Coast Athletic Conference victory at... Read More
Tigers Run Unbeaten String to Six Straight with Win at Oakland City
October 14, 2012Andy Morrison scored two goals and assisted on a third as DePauw topped Oakland City by a 5-3 score Read More


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Happy Holidays!
This holiday season, all of our regular Friday & Saturday shows will go on as scheduled.
In addition, we've added these special ComedySportz matches:
Wed, December 25, 7pm: After all the presents are opened, let us fill in the boring part of the day!
(Tickets only $5!)
Tue, December 31, 8:15pm: We'll count down to the Buenos Aires New Year at 10pm!
(We strongly suggest purchasing your tickets early for this event)
Tue, December 31, 10:15pm: We'll count down to the Buffalo New Year at midnight!
(We strongly suggest purchasing your tickets early for this event)
Wed, January 1, 6pm: Happy New Year!
(Tickets only $5!)
Looking for that gift that will work for just about anyone? How about a ComedySportz gift certificate?
Buffalo Sketch Comedy Returns!
One of WNY's premiere comedy troupes. A show packed with satirical comedy through a series of sketches, skits, and vignettes. Buffalo Sketch Comedy provides laughs through as many media outlets as they can. Buffalo's most imaginative sketch troupe with the most unimaginative name.
We Are the 2013 World Champs!
July 15, Buffalo, NY -- After the dust had settled on the 2013 ComedySportz World Championship – a four-day competitive improv event featuring teams of comedians from 23 cities around the US and Europe – the hometown Buffalo team was the one left hoisting the trophy.
After cruising through the preliminary rounds (putting together a 3-0 record with victories over Portland, San Antonio and Seattle), the Buffalo squad, featuring Brian Tabak, Dale Fischer, Alex DiVirgilio, and Justin Green, was able to squeeze by Indianapolis in the final match, 28-26.
Every summer, the 23 teams that make up the World Comedy League face off in a tournament to determine comedic superiority. This year's championship, held at downtown Buffalo's Town Ballroom, was the twenty-sixth in league history, and the first to be held in Buffalo.
"It's been a long time coming," said Tabak, Buffalo's captain, of the victory. "This is our twentieth year in the league. We've put together some good teams in the past, but couldn't get the job done. To be able to win our first championship – hopefully the first of many – in front of the home fans is special. They were awesome. They were loud. I had goosebumps up there."
Buffalo jumped out to a quick 5-0 lead after the opening game and never looked back. They held a commanding lead heading into the final game of the evening, but were obliterated in that final round by an Indianapolis squad who had won the Championship in 2011 and were not willing to lie down without a fight.
"I was nervous after that last game," said Green, Buffalo's youngest player and lone All Star representative. "It looked for a bit like we were going to follow in the proud Buffalo sports tradition of letting it slip away at the end."
Ultimately, they didn't let it slip away and eked out a two-point victory. What do they get for their troubles?
"Bragging rights," explained Tabak. "And this thing," he said, lifting the Grouchalo – a realistic full-size faux-buffalo head wearing Groucho Marx glasses, which served as the trophy for this year's event. "I have no idea where we're going to put this."
In addition to laughs and a trophy, the World Championship also brought some goodwill to Buffalo. Buffalo ComedySportz is donating all of the proceeds from the event to Carly's Club at Roswell Park.


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Night Train to Munich
Genre: | Action/Adventure, Mystery/Thrillers, The Criterion Collection |
Mood: | Fast-paced, Spine-tingling |
Decade: | 1940's |
Country: | United States |
Director: | Carol Reed |
Actor: | James Harcourt, Rex Harrison, Paul Henreid |
Actress: | Margaret Lockwood |
Release Year: | 1940 |
Studio: | Criterion Collection |
Runtime: | 91 Mins. |
Format: | Black & White |
Rating: | Unrated |
What It's About:
In this espionage thriller, as German troops roll into Czechoslovakia on the eve of World War II, famed scientist Axel Bomasch (Harcourt) and his daughter Anna (Lockwood) attempt a dangerous escape to England. Axel makes it, but Anna is caught and sent to a concentration camp. She manages to flee with the help of fellow inmate Karl Marsen (Henreid), but after a few twists and turns, both she and her father are back in the grip of the Nazis. To gain their freedom, they must rely on the derring-do and expert disguises of handsome undercover British agent Gus Bennett (Harrisonin his first major role).
Why I Love It:
Director Reed, master of the British spy thriller, uses wartime Europe as the setting for a suspenseful romantic chase movie. Despite the palpable suspense and ominous presence of legions of SS soldiers, its never in doubt that the good guys will prevail. The pleasure lies in the ingenious double-crosses and gimmicks that screenwriters Sidney Gilliat and Frank Launder craft to keep the roller-coaster at full speed at all times. Lockwood and Harrison make an enchanting on-screen couple, while a pre-Casablanca Henreid is a study in oily, sinister charm. Once youve climbed aboard, you wont want to get off this Train.
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People have strong opinions about the Monte Cristo sandwich, a double-decker of Swiss cheese, ham, and chicken or turkey, battered, fried, and dusted with confectioners' sugar, served with jelly on the side.
Developed by Karen Solomon, eat this tangy, piquant Asian pear pickle on its own, on a chicken sandwich, in an arugula salad, or paired with blue cheese.
This combination is autumn on a slice of bread: sourdough spread with rich apple butter, topped with slices of mild smoked gouda and a sprinkle of flaky sea salt.
These crisp mini-sandwiches are deep-fried and filled with molten cheese.
Both hands are needed to eat this overstuffed tuna sandwich, lavished with fiery condiments and stacks of fixings, a North African take on a French pan bagnat.
This catchall for whatever ingredients you might have on hand was inspired by the towering sandwich that the character Dagwood in the syndicated comic strip "Blondie" liked to eat.
Sliced prime rib is sandwiched on thick toast under a blanket of rich gravy made from pan drippings.
This decadent ham and melted cheese sandwich is topped with a fried egg.
The baguette for this iconic Vietnamese sandwich "should be light and airy, with a very delicate crumb that does not fight you, but just frames the sandwich."
Chef Pichet Ong, of Spot Dessert Bar in New York City, gave us this recipe for an ice cream sandwich based on those he ate as a child in Bangkok.
The leftover meat from a roast or stewed chicken presents an infinite array of options. But whether it meets a classic American mayo-and-celery, a vibrant mixture of grapes and nuts, or a sesame-spiked Asian slaw, there's no better purpose to which cold chicken can be put than a salad. We love chicken salad on toasted white bread as a sandwich, with crisp crackers for a snack, simply eaten on its own in a bed of lettuce, or right out of the bowl.
DiNic's, in Philadelphia, serves this sandwich of luscious wine- and herb-braised pulled pork, sharp provolone, and roasted long hot peppers.
Tired of traditional burgers? Try this grilled southwestern twist! Pair juicy Omaha Steaks Burgers and Omaha Steaks Southwest Chipotle seasoning with spicy chipotle mayonnaise for a sandwich with bold flavor. Pico de gallo and avocado slices give the burger freshness, while lime juice adds an extra zing.
Kookoo are wonderful as a side dish but can stand on their own as a tasty snack, dipped in a cucumber yogurt sauce.
For brown-bag lunches, beachy picnics, or a relaxed no-cook dinner, a sandwich takes everything great about summer and wraps it up in a neat, bread-encased package.
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I have fallen off the bandwagon with our Friday recipe exchanges. Forgive me.
Sundays are BBQ nights at our house, according to my new theme menu plan (which, by the way, is working out smashingly). For us, that usually means either burgers or dogs. But sometimes we get fancy and make chicken shishlik… or steak (birthdays only – keepin' it on a budget!).
As far as sides, I like to make up a variety of salads and then keep leftovers for during the week. I especially like to toss in some of the fresh herbs we've got growing out on the deck. There is the traditional potato salad (with dill) or the three-bean salad (with tons of cilantro). Chopped Israeli salad with a squeeze of lemon and parsley, or cherry tomato and basil salad (with LOADS of the aromatic basil).
But one of my favorite salads – both because I like it so very much, and because my kids deign to eat it in copious amounts – is a simple peanut noodle salad with cilantro and scallions (truth be told, I leave out the scallions for my 5 year old).
I first had a peanut noodle salad at a Shabbat Kallah many, many years ago. It was sublime.
I've since tried about a gajillion recipes trying to recreate that dish.
Then I came across this recipe from Epicurious. I had to adapt it (no to peppers, no to sesame seeds, yes to cilantro) but the version I ended up with is pretty darn close to perfect (if I do say so myself).
Close-to-Perfect Peanut Noodle Salad
- 1/2 cup smooth peanut butter
- scant 1/4 cup soy sauce (I prefer to use the low sodium kind)
- 1/3 cup warm water
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh ginger
- 1 medium garlic clove, chopped
- 2 tablespoons rice wine or apple cider vinegar
- 2 tablespoons dark sesame oil
- 1-2 tablespoons honey
- 1 teaspoon dried hot red pepper flakes, optional
- 1/2 cup or more chopped fresh cilantro
- 1/4 cup chopped scallions, both white and green parts (but not too much green)
- 1 box fine spaghetti or linguini
- 3 tablespoons chopped peanuts, optional (I leave these out in a pinch and it's still great – just not as crunchy)
Puree the first eight ingredients (through the honey) in a blender or food process and set aside. If you aren't a huge ginger fan, you can just barely sautee the ginger and garlic in a drop of oil before pureeing. It mellows the flavors a little.
Meanwhile, boil the noodles until al dente. Immediately toss with all but a two-ish tablespoons of the dressing. Cover with saran wrap and refrigerate until ready to serve.
Before serving, bring to room temperature, then toss with most of the cilantro, scallions and peanuts, reserving a tablespoon or two of each.
Zap the remaining peanut sauce in the microwave for 10 seconds and drizzle over the noodles. Garnish with remaining cilantro, scallions and peanuts.
I wish I could go all Pioneer Woman on you and have a million pictures of every step of this process. You would cry. Or at least wimper. It is that mouth-watering.
Note: This recipe is even better after it sits for a while. So try making it early in the day – or even the night before you want to eat it.
Okay, it's your turn to dish your favorite BBQ dishes. I'm thinking sides, but if you have a killer rub or marinade, feel free to share that, too.
Either link up with a post from your blog with a suitable BBQ recipe – or share the goods in the comments section.


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