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Ovechkin became the first NHL player in 12 years to reach the 60-goal mark when he scored twice in a 5-3 victory over Atlanta. His second goal not only gave him the milestone — it also triggered a four-goal rally in the final 8:30 as the Caps overcame a 3-1 deficit. He has eight multiple-point performances in his last 12 games, and added his team-record 61st goal in Tuesday's 3-2 shootout win at Carolina on Tuesday.
Ovechkin leads the NHL in goals, points, power-play goals and game-winners. He's also plus-24, a huge jump after finishing last season at minus-19, a sign that his defensive play has improved. The Caps are two points behind Boston for the last playoff berth; if they don't make it, it won't be because Ovechkin failed them.
Five up — Five players who've been producing:
Johan Franzen — A rash of injuries on Detroit's front line has given Franzen a chance to play — and he's making the most of it. Franzen's game-winner in the Wings' 2-1 victory Tuesday was his 11th in 11 games. He has 15 points after getting just 18 in 56 games while playing on the third line.
Jarome Iginla — Calgary's captain has carried his team into first place in the Northwest Division. He had three goals in Saturday's big win against Minnesota and one in Tuesday's come-from-behind victory against Vancouver, giving him 11 this month.
Brian Campbell — Of all the deadline-day deals, San Jose's acquisition of Campbell has been the best so far. San Jose has been almost unbeatable since landing Campbell from Buffalo, and he's scored 13 points in 14 games.
Daniel Briere — Briere's hot streak has coincided with a four-game winning streak that has all but assured the Philadelphia Flyers a playoff berth. Briere had the game-tying goal against the Rangers on Tuesday and is 4-3-7 in his last four games.
Jason Pominville — Buffalo may come up short in the race for the playoffs, but Pominville is doing everything he can to carry the Sabres back to the postseason. He scored again in Tuesday night's 6-3 loss to Ottawa and has four goals and 11 points in his last five games.
Five down — Five players who've been struggling:
Radim Vrbata — Vrbata was one of the big reasons the Phoenix Coyotes were able to make a run at a playoff berth; he had 27 goals in his first 54 games. But since getting a goal and two assists on Feb. 18, Vrbata's scoring touch has disappeared; he hasn't scored in his last 17 games.
Kristian Huselius — The Calgary forward's second half has been nowhere near as good as his first. Huselius has one assist in his last four games and just three goals since Jan. 16, when he scored his 21st of the season. Coach Mike Keenan has cut his ice time sharply; he averaged only seven minutes in the Flames' previous three games before being scratched Tuesday.
Mike Fisher — One of Ottawa's biggest problems has been a lack of scoring from anyone not named Alfredsson, Spezza or Heatley. That includes Fisher, who has just two goals (both on March 8) and one assist (in last Saturday's loss to Toronto) in his last 22 games.
Radek Bonk — Bonk's offensive production has vanished. Before getting a goal in Nashville's 3-0 win over Columbus on Tuesday, he had gone without a point in his last 12 games and had scored just one goal in his last 41.
Brad Richards — Richards had a historic debut with Dallas, earning five assists in his first game with the Stars. Since then, however, he hasn't done much offensively, scoring twice, adding two assists and going minus-4 in eight games — not what the Stars anticipated when they got him from Tampa Bay on trade-deadline day.
Injuries, news and notes — Best news of the week: Florida's Richard Zednik skated on his own March 19, his first time on ice since being accidentally cut in the throat by teammate Olli Jokinen's skate Feb. 10. However, he still hasn't been cleared to practice again and realistically won't play until next season.
Returning — Colorado's Peter Forsberg returned Monday night after missing six games with a strained groin. … Ottawa's Chris Neil returned Saturday after sitting for 13 games due to a knee injury. … Boyd Devereaux returned to Toronto's lineup Tuesday. He had been out since Feb. 19 with a knee injury. … Detroit forward Dan Cleary, out nine weeks with a broken jaw, was back in the lineup Tuesday. Kris Draper returned Saturday after missing five games with a groin injury. The Wings say forwards Valtteri Filppula (groin/knee), Tomas Holmstrom (groin) are close to returning, and forward Darren McCarty (ribs) could be back this weekend. … Boston got defenseman Zdeno Chara back from an upper body injury March 20; he had missed nearly two weeks. … New Jersey forward Patrik Elias returned to the lineup Tuesday after missing four games — two with a knee problem and two more with the flu. … Buffalo defensemen Jaroslav Spacek (chest) and Dmitri Kalinin (shoulder) are skating again and could be back by the weekend. Another defenseman, Nathan Paetsch, returned Tuesday after missing four games due to a concussion. … Minnesota center Eric Belanger, out since March 7 with a broken toe, returned Monday. … Pittsburgh defenseman Rob Scuderi returned Monday after missing 11 games due to a broken finger.
|The Penguins' Sidney Crosby remains sidelined with a high ankle sprain.
The week ahead — It's all interdivision play this week; in fact, there's only one game on the remaining schedule that doesn't match two teams from within the same division.
There are no more NHL games in the state of Florida after Monday; the Panthers play their last home game March 29 and Tampa Bay finishes its home schedule two nights later.
Games to watch:
Los Angeles at Anaheim (March 26) — The two Southern California rivals are far apart in the standings, but the Kings have more than held their own against the defending Cup champs. The teams have split their six meetings this season.
Dallas at San Jose (March 27) — The Sharks have passed Dallas and moved into first place in the Pacific Division race.
|The Vancouver Canucks make their final regular season visit to Minnesota on March 28.
New York Rangers at Pittsburgh (March 30) — The Penguins host their Atlantic Division rivals in NBC's Game of the Week; the two teams meet again in New York on Monday.
Montreal at Ottawa (April 1) — The top two teams in the Northeast Division meet for the final time this season. Ottawa will try to avenge a 7-5 loss at Montreal a week earlier.
Tough week ahead:
Atlanta Thrashers — Atlanta has a pair of back-to-backs, sandwiched around two nights off, giving the Thrashers four games in six nights in four cities.
Dallas Stars —The Stars have three games in less than 96 hours in California, starting in San Jose, followed by weekend visits to Los Angeles and Anaheim.
Edmonton Oilers — Edmonton has three division road games in four nights before playing its last home game Tuesday night against Calgary.
Easy week ahead:
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BBC have revealed that Wigan Athletic have sold just two thirds of their ticket allocation for Saturday's FA Cup semi-final with Millwall. An indicator that modern day football is beyond the affordable for the average fan, perhaps, or maybe a result of the Lancashire club being predominantly a Rugby town. Still, with a population of just 80,000 in Wigan, you could argue that selling tickets to a quarter of the town is fairly impressive, particularly when you consider less than 20 years ago they were in the fourth tier of English football and averaged less than 2,000 a game. Either way, it was hardly surprising when the FA announced that they are planning to allocate the spare tickets to a 'neutral zone'.
This has been an issue in the UK for a while now, with numerous campaigns and protests highlighting the need for lower prices. If we look back to Arsenal's Champions League tie with Bayern Munich in February, a ticket for the game would set you back up to £126. A bit of a shock for the fans of the Bavarian club considering the price for a season ticket at the Allianz-Arena starts at just £104.
A match day ticket for a Bayern Munich home game ranges from £13 to £60, whereas Gunners are expected to stump up £25.50 to £126.
With Champions League final tickets ranging from £60 (category 4) to £330 (category 1), it will be interesting to what sort of impact this will have on the attendance.
It is a stark contrast between clubs in England and the rest of Europe which is hard to put your finger on. Whether it is to do with the wealth of the leagues, the financial state of the country itself or just a supply-in-demand situation, it is causing unrest across the country.
Switching our focus to international football, and England's friendly with the Republic of Ireland in particular, then you can argue that the cost of watching a meaningless national game is also ridiculously priced. To secure yourself a seat for the aforementioned England tie at Wembley Stadium in May, you are looking at coughing up a fee of up to £65.
While we're on the price of international football tickets, if you were to be interested in tickets to the 2013 Confederations Cup then I hope you have been saving for a while. A single ticket to any single fixture will set you back hundreds of pounds, something which is utterly scandalous for 90 minutes of sport.
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This is very lazy journalism again.
Wigan has not been a Rugby Town for a while now, please check your stats before insulting this football town. Since Latics entered the Premier League 8 years ago their attendances have overshadowed their Rugby League lodgers(Yes WAFC own The DW Stadium) by thousands so please check the DWs wikipedia attendance stats. They have one big attendance every season v Saints and the rest is between 11 and 15,000, rugby town?
Latics also have to contend with thousands leaving the town to watch United, City, Liverpool and Everton every weekend and they still average more than The Warriors, rugby town? Come on get it right! Gazza
Agree with most of the points other than Wigan being predominently a "rugby town".
Wigan Athletic get higher attendances than the rugby, the supporters pay more for match tickets so the turnover and finances involved are higher than the rugby, the team get more TV exposure in the UK and around the world, the players are valued much higher than rugby players AND, there are many many supporters of OTHER football clubs (Liverpool, Man Utd, City, Everton) that live in the town than there are rugby supporters.
The poor ticket sales does not reflect the poor support of the club unfortunately Mr Whelan or someone high up in the food chain at the DW decided to place sanctions on their ticket allocation for the semi final. This meant you had to be either a season ticket holder or have had some history of buying tickets for Wigans home matches throughout this season before you could buy a ticket for the FA Cup semi final against Millwall. Couple this with the fact Wigan Athletic only allow tickets for what can be classed as the lower end of the Premier Leauge fixtures to go on general sale means it was impossible for non regular attendance fans or those on a low budget to obtain a non black market ticket for the semi final. This was a blatant attempt by the club to force people through it's turnstiles and it has backfired and been an embarrassment to both the club and the town of Wigan. One can only hope this policy will be reversed for the final due to take place next month.


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Fantastic work, but as a gun fanatic reloading with one in the chamber but still only having 30 rounds kinda erks me. It's not a big issue but just a little something maybe for immersion ;)
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Fantastic work, but as a gun fanatic reloading with one in the chamber but still only having 30 rounds kinda erks me. It's not a big issue but just a little something maybe for immersion ;)
Holy ****, this looks fantastic. It's been a while since I've seen anything with this much effort and originality!
What is the source of the player voice? what game? like "enemy neutralised" when killing someone
I assume things have been busy? or you are dead.
For those who are having a problem with crash on startup, instead of deleting your config, open it up in an editor like wordpad and find these lines of code
dsp_volume "1.000000"
sensitivity "3.360000"
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That fixed the crash for me but not sure if it will help everyone, I recomend just deleteing them rather than replacing them but the replacements are there anyway
Interesting, I look forward to seeing how this plays out, keep up the good work!
How about a current gameplay video? What's there is doesn't give a good picture and I'd like to atleast see if it's in a playable state before commiting a 2g download.
I am aware of that, I was just saying it's rather unfortunate :P Will do
Sadly it still doesn't work for me, I can play the game, but I am unable to use the menu, and things such as quick kick play a quick animation but don't do anything :(
Edit: And now it just crashes on startup..
Wait, is the download up? or is it still the corrupted one?
Why isn't the download up yet?! I'm starting to get the shakes. I NEED IT.
Bots? So you are using the next bot system and normal npcs? Or am I wrong?
You gotta take into account that every occurance in silent hill 'scarred' the area in some way, everyones own personal horror there had some residual effect on the place, it's not completely different every time. Examples are how it appeared in games after like downpour and book of memories, the purpose for pyramid head being there changes everyime but he is still scarred into silent hill.
Mind you this will only work if it's cannon after silent hill 2
How very interesting! I will track this.
So the steam pipe upgrade didn't affect it? Or you made a fix? :D
So.. exactly what kind of gameplay does this have? There is a disturbing lack of info about what the game actually is.. Or am I an idiot? :P
Jesus christ, why is it so big?! I thought this was only like an alpha or beta? And it seems to use a lot of cs:s content so where did all that space go?
an update? What's the deal? I thought this died.
Feel free to show me what you are actually develioung then, I can't do much more than make assumptions, since the content shown just squeels "nazi zombies source edition" I'm not trying to be rude or anything even though I might seem, but what exactly is it that will be the selling point to get people to play this? since the gameplay style gets boring quickly. Or is it a secret? D: I'm curious.
Also, my bad for the late reply.
"The rules are similar to a popular FPS series."
By similar you mean identical with no different or new gameplay features what so ever. Not knocking the mod or anything but it feels stale, just running in circles killing zombies and not actually getting anywhere isn't fun for long, it lacks depth. Maybe add more gameplay rather than more content? Something new?
As a horror survival, what type of enemy will this be focusing on, in a snowed deserted town I assume the game won't be solely focused on fighting well armed soldiers, so will it be abominations? crazy survivors? or something else? Or a little bit of everything? I love the atmosphere of this mod, great job.
Is this the end for zombie colony <\3
Even if there is absolutely nothing fun about this, I will still play the **** out of it because of your godly artistic mapping and art skill.
Needs moar gameplay changes, I love the old halflife 2, but spicing it up aswell as making it look pretty is a nice idea, NEEDS MOAR GORE.
Or not, it's not my decision.
That makes me moist.
Thank you very much kind sir, I shall try it.
It saddens me greatly that no matter what I do I can't make a server for my friends to join. It just says server not responding when I invite them, and it doesn't show up for them
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I recently got hooked on a quinoa salad at a restaurant in my office building. After spending $4.00 on it a few times a week, I decided to recreate the salad at home. It made enough for my lunch all week AND THEN SOME! It is a healthy, refreshing and delicious alternative to sandwiches or lettuce-based salads. Doug even enjoyed it for lunch on Sunday and said it was excellent! Are you hosting or going to a summer barbeque sometime soon? This would make a perfect side dish and would accommodate any dietary needs for your vegetarian or gluten-free friends!
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Yield: 8 Servings
2 C. Dry Quinoa
4 C. Water
3 Bell Peppers (I used red, yellow and green), diced
1 Pint Baby Tomatoes (I used heirloom baby tomatoes), halved
1 Jalapeno, finely minced
1/4 C. Fresh Cilantro, roughly chopped
1/3 C. Pure Extra Virgin Olive Oil
3 Limes, juiced
Salt and Pepper, to taste
Red Pepper Flakes (for heat!), to taste
1/2 C. Soy Nuts (as a garnish)
In a medium pot, combine the quinoa and water; bring to a hard boil. Stir and turn heat to low; cover with a lid and simmer for 15 minutes (or until water is absorbed). Meanwhile, prep the peppers, tomatoes, jalapeno and cilantro. In a large bowl, combine the olive oil, lime juice, salt and pepper. Add the vegetables to the bowl; toss well. Finally, add the cooked quinoa to the bowl, strirring gently. Add more salt, pepper, olive oil or lime juice, as needed. Before serving, add soy nuts and red pepper flakes. (I found that the soy nuts got a little soggy overnight in the refrigerator, so add a sprinkle of those just before serving). Serve as is or on a bed of leafy greens.
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30-Year mortgage Rates Increase For The Week Ending April 24
The average rate for 30-year mortgages rose from 4.27% to 4.33% while the 15-year mortgage increased by 3.33% to 3.39% according to Freddie Mac. That is almost an increase of one percent since rates hit an all time low around 12 months ago.
The significant decrease in bond purchases by the Federal Reserve has a direct impact on mortgage rates. Higher rates means lower home sales since many buyers prefer to wait until rates decline before making the big purchase. New home sales decreased by 14.5% in March. Applications for new mortgage loans decreased by 3.3%. Analysts predict that home prices will rise in the next 8 months. The rate for a 1-year adjustable mortgage remains at 2.44. The average rate on a 5-year adjustable mortgage is at 3.03%.
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Learning center in Scottdale begins relocates in former library
A new day care and early-learning center is up and running on Pittsburgh Street in Scottdale.
Bailey's Early Learning Center will have an open house from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday. Owner Merritt Bailey and her staff will give tours and share their vision for the center.
"The community has been so supportive," said Bailey. "We want them to know that we appreciate it and to show them that their support has really made a difference in our being able to open downtown."
Although the location is new for the business, the day care-learning center has been operating out of Bailey's home in Scottdale since 2007.
Bailey, who said she has always loved being around young children, has a dual degree in early-childhood education and in-home child care (nannying). She has been teaching for more than 24 years.
"I have always felt there was a need for quality child care in the Scottdale area, but I could only provide services to 12 children in my home," Bailey said. "When Guardian Angels was closing, there became an immediate need for those children, and I was unable to accept any more, so we decided to expand."
The new location along Pittsburgh Street is in the former library building. Bailey said her friends and family worked hard to get the space prepared as a learning center.
One of the bathrooms had to be made handicapped-accessible. Panic hardware was installed on all the doors because the site is a locked center. The facility has new permits and new inspections.
"I have always loved this space when it was the public library," Bailey said. "Having multiple rooms is great for separating the children by ability as well as by age. And by being downtown, the children can learn about the town we live in through various walking field trips to local businesses."
Bailey takes the children to the library each week. Now it's a shorter walk.
"We are loving all the space we have, and the children are enjoying exploring the new classrooms," Bailey said. "Being right downtown is fantastic."
Bailey's Early Learning Center is a hands-on, literacy-based center.
"That means that you won't see are a lot of dittos and cookie-cutter projects," Bailey said. "What you will see are plenty of open-ended activities based around our literacy curriculum. We believe in giving our students both roots and wings and are focused on helping each child grow and learn at their own rate."
With low student-teacher ratios, the center can alter each child's curriculum to meet his or her needs, she said.
"As such, our rooms are based more on ability rather than age," Bailey said. "For example, in our infant and toddler room (the Seedlings), our primary focus is on providing a safe and stimulating environment for our youngest children while encouraging them to explore and develop their independence."
Before those children can move on to the next room (the Sprouts), they must be able to feed themselves, nap on a mat, sit for a short circle time and follow some simple directions.
"We also offer a full-day preschool program to prepare our 4- to 5-year-olds (the Saplings) for kindergarten. We also offer exciting summer camps and homework help to our before- and after-school students," Bailey said.
The learning center accepts students from 6 weeks old to age 12.
The center, which opened on March 19, operates from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. Five teachers are on the staff. The center also has a music therapist who works with the children.
The center's teachers are hopeful that a foreign language can be offered.
"At Bailey's Early Learning Center, we believe that high-quality child care should be the standard, not the exception," Bailey said. "Early-childhood education plays a pivotal role in a child's future success. And what sets BELC apart from other centers is our dedication to providing the very best care and education to each of our students."
She said the center offers a dedicated, experienced teachers and has supportive parents and wonderful students.
"It's like one big family," Bailey said. "I have the best job in the world."
For more information or to schedule a visit, call 724-220-5180.
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Picturesque mountains, deep fiords and icy glaciers - this is New Zealand's South Island. See for yourself on a four-day independent tour highlighting this scenic region. Travel by coach from Christchurch to Queenstown and up the West Coast to Greymouth before a return to Christchurch. View Franz Josef glacier and experience Milford Sound.
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FORT PIERCE - If you've driven by lately, you may have noticed a little bit of earth-shaking activity going on in the open area along Kings Highway, just north of the entrance to Florida's Turnpike in Fort Pierce, Florida. That's because there's a whole lot going on to transform the site into one of the world's foremost agriculture research centers, the Treasure Coast Research Park.
Recently, the entire development team converged at the offices of the Treasure Coast Education Research Development Authority (TCERDA) in Fort Pierce to go over plans and ensure that everything is going well. This team, affectionately referred to as the "Backbone Infrastructure Team" is responsible for making sure that everything is in place with the land, from groundwork to water, and infrastructure, so that "vertical" construction can begin.
According to Ben DeVries, the CEO and executive director of the Treasure Coast Research Park, "Attention to detail at current Backbone Infrastructure stage will pay big dividends in the future success of the Park. The Backbone Infrastructure Team is laying pipe, testing, leveling, grading, filling, installing cable, building lakes, installing landscaping, streets and sidewalks and generally ensuring that the entire facility will not only be beautiful and state-of-the-art, but will also meet strict environmental standards while creating great public spaces. The goal is to build one of the world's premiere research parks, filled with scientists, researchers, educators, innovators and cutting-edge research and development that will create the innovative products, services and businesses of tomorrow."
St. Lucie County Commissioners and residents have spoken. The Treasure Coast Education, Research and Development Authority's top priority is to attract research organizations that will invest in commercial innovation and scientific research. The mission of TCERDA is to create a legacy for Florida's future generations. The park will foster new businesses and new employment, the result of which will be a more diversified, more inclusive regional economy. A new era in agriculture and biotech research now calls the Treasure Coast home, providing new jobs, business and educational opportunities that offer a high quality of life for those who live in our own back yard.
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The TCERDA board is appointed by the St. Lucie County Board of County Commissioners and is charged with the oversight and development of the 1,650-acre Research and Education Park, located off of Kings Highway. Anchored by the USDA's 170,000-square-foot Horticultural Research Laboratory and the 90,000-square-foot University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, St. Lucie County's Education and Research Park is home to more than 200 scientists, researchers and educators.
If you're interested in learning more about TCERDA and the opportunity to become a part of this incredible research and educational landmark, please call DeVries at the TCERDA office at 772-467-3107 or visit http://www.tcerda.org.
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