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Hoops coach happy with pre-season progress
TERRY FARRELL - Herald-Tribune sports editor
October 7th, 2008
The Wolves had one more rehearsal session on the basketball court before the beginning of the season and overall, coach Kin Gravengard is happy with what she saw.
"It was a productive weekend," she said of the tournament in Calgary, hosted by SAIT. "There was good play by most of the girls. Everybody was showing pretty well and we got a few more of the first-years out there a little bit more for some more court experience, which is nice."
The Grande Prairie Regional College squad had a similar draw to the tournament of a couple of weeks ago.
They played both Red Deer College and Lethbridge College, for the second straight weekend.
And for the second straight weekend, they beat Red Deer and lost to Lethbridge.
It was the loss against Lethbridge that drew the most interest from Gravengard.
"It was a much better game than two weeks ago," said Gravengard of the 83-62 loss. "It was a six-point game at the half.
"We're still not where we want to be, but it's good to see where we will be. We got some good compliments from the Lethbridge coach. He said he's played everybody in the North and sees no reason why we can't be on the top."
The difference between the Wolves and the Kodiaks came down to one player: Kayla Lambert.
"She far exceeds the college level," said Gravengard. "She's just a phenomenal player. At the top of the third (quarter) she already had 25 points. She drives, she shoots, she dishes, she does it all.
"You take her out of the equation and it's probably a five-point game.
"But other than that, it was good. We played a lot of our vets this time against them and they did very well, particularly our posts."
Gravengard figures the South to be a two-team battle between the Kodiaks and Mount Royal.
"It'll be a fight for the third place, but yeah, Lethbridge and Mount Royal will be the top. As far as the North goes, it will be just like last year. Concordia and Grant MacEwan will be solid, as well as King's and ourselves. It's been like that the last few years, with those four teams rotating among the top."
The Wolves rounded out the weekend with a 73-35 victory over Olds College, an A-Calibre team, still trying to gain entry into the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference.
"They're a very young team, so we used it as another opportunity to play a lot of our bench," said Gravengard. "We benched a lot of our vets. Melissa Buhler, Laura Dunston and Jaelle Duinker did not even dress. It was a good chance for our new girls to execute and see where they are. They did a good job. We had a lot of ups and downs, but we got to see what they (rookies) can really do.
"I learned a lot about the team this weekend - where we are and where we need to be. Come next week it's already regular season so it was a good chance to see the young ones before the vets take over."


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We have booked a cabin on 9/24 RSSC Navigator in Category F with balcony. I am concerned that we will have a noisy cabin. Has anyone sailed on this ship that can help?
Any suggestions for New York - Montreal itinerary from all those experienced cruisers out there? This is only our second cruise and really need a nice vacation. Thanks!! http://cruise-chat.com/groupee_commo...icon_smile.gif
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Where is your cabin located / what is the cabin number? It usually helps taking a look at the deck plan to see what's below, above and near your cabin. "Not so good things" are elevators, lounges below or above your cabin or galleys (or the jogging track) above it.
Deck 6, suite 611 - seams near the front of the ship with an entertainment theater being aft.
to me, this doesn't look like a "problematic" cabin, at all.
Have a great cruise! I've always wanted to sail that itinerary one day - and I'm sure I will do it one day.
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The folder that is created using the space template has an incorrect name behind the scenes in Alfresco - it keeps the name of the template, ie: 'Content Folder' rather than the name you provided. This means that the primary path is not correct. Changing the folder name in the properties will update the behind the scenes information. See the attached screenshots.
Webscript - alfresco/WEB-INF/classes/alfresco/templates/webscripts/org/alfresco/slingshot/documentlibrary/folder-templates.post.desc.xml
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var parentNodeRef = json.get("parentNodeRef");{ status.setCode(status.STATUS_BAD_REQUEST, "Mandatory 'parentNodeRef' parameter missing."); return; }
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The work around for this is using the fileFolderService.
We've implemented the groovy console so that we can execute java in a console for alfresco.
The normal way would be to write a webscript in Java and deploy and run
*NOTE* you must rename it to something that is not the current cm:name with the fileFolderService FIRST and it will update both the cm:name and the file/folder name
and THEN rename it to what you actually want. If that doesn't work, try doing it in two different transactions.
We were able to accomplish it with something like:
String nodeRefString = "workspace://SpaceStore/61587c5a-5116-427d-a968-57098e1859a1"
NodeRef nodeRef = new NodeRef(nodeRefString)
NodeService nodeService = serviceRegistry.getNodeService()
FileFolderService fileFolderService = serviceRegistry.getFileFolderService()
// renamed both the filename and cm:name
Interesting, thanks. In order to override the Alfresco folder-templates webscripts we'd need access to the FileFolderService, is that correct?
Do you plan on either modifying the ScriptNode save() method to update the path when the cm:name changes, or exposing the FileFolderService to JavaScript so that you can modify the folder-templates.post webscript directly?
Well I'm not an alfresco developer, I'm just a fellow developer working with alfresco... I'm not sure how they will fix it in the end. This is just a work around until they actually fix the critical bug (which is really needed) we ran into the same issue as you, (the cm:name and file name being out of sync). You can use the fileFolderService to get the cm:name and file name back in sync, but this solution is still very hackish... Alfresco Developers should fix the real issue, by keeping the cm:name and file name in sync.


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Blame Does a Body Bad: Ithaca College Study Links Attitudes to Diabetes Management (with Video)
ITHACA, NY — Genetics play a critical role in developing diabetes. So do eating properly, exercising and not smoking. According to a new study by an Ithaca College psychology professor and her two colleagues, people with diabetes who see themselves as responsible for their disease blame themselves for making poor lifestyle choices and are significantly less likely to monitor their glucose levels, properly inject themselves and make lifestyle choices that would benefit their condition. The new findings have added relevance now, since the American Diabetes Association has designated November as American Diabetes Month.
"A great deal of research targets the biological interventions for diabetes," said Mary Turner DePalma, professor of psychology at Ithaca College. "But far fewer studies examine the psychological factors related to managing the disease. Our study investigated the relationship between judgments of responsibility for disease onset and subsequent health behavior. We hypothesized that increased anger regarding the development of diabetes would be associated with increased self-blame and negative social support and, when coupled with decreased positive social support, would ultimately be associated with the self-report of poorer disease management."
DePalma and her colleagues — Julia Rollison, senior analyst at Arlington's MANILA Consulting Group, and Matthew Camporese, clinical psychology doctoral candidate at Adelphi University — began the study by placing postcards in a medical and a fitness center to recruit individuals over 18 who had been diagnosed with either type 1 or type 2 diabetes to take an Internet survey. The 46 participants, (18 males, 27 females and one who failed to specify sex, ranging from 18 to 92 years of age) answered questions about perceptions of responsibility for disease onset, trait anger (anxiety that is chronic not temporary), self-blame, positive and negative social support and disease management.
"We used the word 'perceptions' of responsibility in a very deliberate way," DePalma said. "The accuracy of a person's judgment was not at issue. Rather, we were primarily concerned with an individual's perceptions, which may be true or they may be false and unfair, but the consequences can be real nonetheless.
- Responsibility was measured by asking, "How responsible do you perceive yourself to be for the onset of your diabetes?" and then asking the participants to respond on a scale of 0 to 10. (Zero = not at all responsible; ten = entirely responsible).
- Self-blame was measured by asking, "How do you generally react when you experience diabetes-related stressful events?" and then responding, on a scale of 1 to 4. (One = I usually don't do this at all; four = I usually do this a lot).
- Anger was measured by using a subscale of the State-Trait Anger Expression Inventory-2.
- Social support was measured by the Diabetes Family Behavior Checklist.
The data was analyzed through structural equation modeling, a statistical technique used to test causal models.
"As perceptions of responsibility for disease onset increased, so did trait anger," said DePalma. "Increases in trait anger were associated with increases in self-blame and negative social support, which were associated with the self-report of poorer disease management."
The data showed no relationship between trait anger and positive social support.
"That perceptions of responsibility for diseases onset are associated with health behavior illustrates their importance in the specific context of diabetes," DePalma said. "Our study shows that interventions designed to improve anger management and increase disease acceptance may offer additional mechanisms to improve diet, exercise and perform appropriate blood glucose testing in individuals with diabetes."
Although the investigation was limited to the self-reporting of health behaviors associated with diabetes, DePalma added that this model could generalize to other diseases in which lifestyle risk factors play a commanding role. Also, since the study participants were male and female Caucasians, additional research is currently being conducted to determine if cultural backgrounds may influence the link between attitudes and disease management.
The study was published in the "American Journal of Health Behavior." For more information, contact Mary Turner DePalma at firstname.lastname@example.com or (607) 274-1323.


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Good food, great people. Potstickers and Mongolian Beef - You won't be sorry.he food was delicious especially the chicken with vegetable.
Posted: 11/28/2011 • Link to this review
The chinese is really good. I also love the sushi. This one is Chin Chin 7. There are others out there that are not so good.
Posted: 4/28/2010 • Link to this review
I friend recommended Chin Chin to me. My husband and I went to lunch there last week and we were very pleased. Good prices and the food was wonderful!
Posted: 2/19/2010 • Link to this review
We order delivery from Chin Chin often. Typical Chinese entrees, nothing really stands out in that regard. We tend to order sushi more than anything. I'd like to see more variety in their entrees and sushi offerings. Overall good experience.
Posted: 11/06/2009 • Link to this review
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Sushi was totally tastless ans boring. Prices are really too high for the quality of food. Pretty but not enjoyable when you get the check, In my opinion a poor value.
Posted: 11/03/2008 • Last edited: 4/30/2009 • Link to this review
Went with party of 6 and had no wait time. The food was Great & the service was Excellent. The restaurant was very relaxing and not to loud where we could hear our company.
Posted: 8/30/2008 • Last edited: 4/30/2009 • Link to this review
Decided to try this place after reading the reviews here, after our favorite local place closed. The food was very good, service was a bit slow, had to ask 2x for our drinks, but waiter was apologetic and took care of it right away. After dinner we were served a plate of their Chinese donuts, gratis, and they were quite good, a pleasant surpise. While we were one of several families there with kids, this place is mostly skewed to adult diners. And while I did not partake there was a very nice sushi bar there as well. Oh, and decent prices, we paid about $35 with tip for a family of 3, and that was with a bar drink. I'd recommend this place and plan to visit again.
Posted: 4/21/2008 • Last edited: 4/30/2009 • Link to this review
Nice play to eat
Service and quality and taste...all good but not overly memorable to have me running back.
Chin Chin is great food and quick delivery. This has become a Sunday ritual for me - I can order and get my food fast, with a variety of sushi and Chinese.
Reviews: 4
I've had the fortune of enjoying Chin Chin's fine sushi. It's a favorite of mine. I would say that the fish is allways fresh The Unagi(Eel) is grilled to perfection and the Miso soup is delectable. I would definately reccomend that you patronize this cullinary establishment. I believe you will definately have been satisfied once you've finished your meal and use your napkin to wipe your chin chin!!
Reviews: 61
I love Chin Chin. I would recommend Chin Chin to anyone who loves authentic chinese cuisine!
I always recommend Chin Chin for a quick but great lunch
Great food, great atmosphere and great service! Super fast and efficient deliveries as well!
This is a great place for a quick lunch. The food is better than your traditional chinese buffet food. The lunch specials are great value.
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Creating Jobs and Saving Money through Reuse – A Deconstruction Case StudyThe content that follows was originally published on the Institute for Local Self-Reliance website at https://ilsr.org/westmoreland-deconstruction-case-study/
The joint venture between Westmoreland Community Action (WCA), Greensburg, PA, and The ReUse People (TRP), Oakland, CA, completes a circle begun over a decade ago when HHS engaged ILSR to explore the feasibility of building deconstruction as a community development tool. The ILSR technical assistance work that followed led to the start up and expansion of numerous deconstruction companies and projects. As advisor to TRP, ILSR suggested that WCA would be a suitable partner as TRP expanded from its base in CA to nine additional sites throughout the US. WCA and TRP have been working together for the past two years.
Westmoreland Community Action, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in Greensburg, PA, has been serving disadvantaged residents in Westmoreland County and surrounding counties in southwestern Pennsylvania since 1980. WCA's mission is to "strengthen communities and families to eliminate poverty," and the organization currently runs 22 programs to achieve its organizational goals. WCA provides housing services including the construction of 10-20 homes per year. The organization also offers emergency assistance in addition to employment, mental health, and child development programs. Continue reading


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Bubba (From Big D and Bubba In The Morning) Wins Title Of Texoma's Best DJ
Congratulations to Bubba, half of Lonestar 102.3's hilarious morning team, Big D and Bubba, for winning Texoma's Best DJ!
Each year the Times Record News takes votes from their readers right here in Texoma on who they think is the most outstanding representative of various fields of endeavor. Votes are taken for everything from Best Hamburger (Pat's Drive Inn) to Best Annual Event (Falls Fest) to Best Photographer (Torin Halsey from the Times Record News) to Best Live Music Venue (Iron Horse Pub) to just about everything you can have a Best of.


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Call centres now employ 220,000 people in Australia, says Martin Conboy, chief executive of callcentres.net. "It's now the fastest-growing sector of the Australian economy," he says.
The resignation rate this year is 16 per cent, Conboy says, and of those who resigned, 66 per cent left the industry. "The ones who leave . . . are usually young, introverted, and without the life skills to handle difficult customers."
About 55 per cent of call-centre staff now have tertiary qualifications, and there are 35 different job descriptions in the sector, Conboy says. "Call centres used to be a stop on the way to somewhere else but now they are a career in themselves."
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MT. BLANCHARD — Riverdale swept Pandora-Gilboa in a Blanchard Valley Conference match Thursday evening 25-22, 25-14, 25-20.
Hovest and Mikaylie Morman both had eight kills for the Rockets, while
Morman and Paige Fenstermaker both had two blocks. Kayla Rieman had 16
assists for P-G, while Shana Hovest had nine digs and Mackezie Swary had
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P-G won the junior varsity contest 25-16, 25-12.
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HAMLER — Miller City dropped a non-league decision to Patrick Henry Thursday evening 25-15, 25-11, 25-9.
Schroeder served up five aces for the WIldcats (1-4) as she was
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Patrick Henry won the junior varsity match 25-10. 25-10.
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CONTINENTAL — Hicksville topped Continental in non-league action Thursday evening 25-13, 25-22, 25-15.
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Hicksville won the junior varsity contest.
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Shalynn Morman was 24-of-27 hitting with 10 kills, 16 digs and three
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David and Clarence (Sinbad, T.K. Carter) vie for an attractive TV producer's affections.
David (Sinbad) dates L.J.'s tutor (Rose Jackson).
David (Sinbad) learns of a crime ring after Little John's bicycle is stolen.
David's ego suffers when he participates in a telethon; guests Jay Leno; Terry Bradshaw; Debbie Allen; Ice Cube.
Zana (Erin Davis) plays Rosa Parks in the school black history pageant.
David's guest-host stint on a kids' TV show leads to a job offer.
Zana (Erin Davis) brings home a stray dog.
David (Sinbad) learns that L.J. (Willie Norwood) does not believe in God.
David (Sinbad) catches L.J. (Willie Norwood) in his bedroom with a girl.
David (Sinbad) tries to imitate a TV dinosaur for Zana's birthday party.
To settle a score, David and a childhood pal (Sinbad, Marques Johnson) play one-on-one basketball.
David (Sinbad) joins an ultraconservative club; guest Diahann Carroll.
David's conscience bothers him after he leaves the kids home to go skiing.
David (Sinbad) fears that buying a family car will turn him into a nerd.
David's ex-fiancee wants to rekindle their business relationship.
David (Sinbad) is pursued by his attractive cooking teacher.
A mystery thief strikes the Bryan home.
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Canon PowerShot A2100 IS Review
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Canon PowerShot A1100 IS
The Canon PowerShot A1100 IS is a brand new 12 megapixel compact digital camera with a 4x optical zoom lens. Offering a focal range of 35-140mm, the A1100 offers Optical Image Stabilization and motion detection technology to help combat camera shake. There's a 2.5 inch LCD screen on the back with a wide viewing angle, plus a traditional optical viewfinder, new Smart Auto mode with Scene Detection Technology for true point-and-shoot operation, and a veritable wealth of Face Detection options. Available in silver, grey, blue, pink and green, the Canon A1100 IS won't be available until early-April, but that hasn't stopped us from already reviewing this $199.99 / £219.00 / €259.00 camera.
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The Canon Digital IXUS 95 IS (also know as the Canon PowerShot SD1200 IS) is a new entry-level IXUS compact camera. Available in a wide range of colours, the classically designed Canon IXUS 95 IS features a 3x zoom lens, 2.5 inch LCD screen and 12 megapixel sensor. Gavin Stoker discovers if the $229 / £249 / €299 IXUS 95 IS / SD1200 IS is the perfect pocket compact camera.
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Are you feeling the economic pinch, but still want a more than capable compact camera? Then you could do a lot worse than Canon's cheapest camera, the Powershot A480. With a 10 megapixel sensor, 3.3x zoom lens and 2.5 inch LCD screen, the A480 offers a solid base onto which it adds a 1cm macro mode, face detection and digital anti-shake system. The Canon A480 doesn't offer the bells and whistles of more expensive models, but it can be yours for just $129.99 / £129.00 / €159.00. Read our in-depth review to find out if the Canon PowerShot A480 is worth the modest investment.


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Burton's Biscuit Company is committed to providing high quality products which excite and delight our consumers, whilst being part of a balanced diet. Being focused on helping to address consumer health and wellness issues in everything we do, we've taken a number of practical steps to support this pledge, including:
An ethical and responsible approach to the marketing of our products underpins all of our communications. Burton's Biscuit Company is a signatory of the Advertising Association's UK Brand Ambassador and Peer-to-Peer Marketing Pledge, and we only work with suppliers which adhere to industry codes and standards, as well as legal regulations
Detailing nutritional information and recommended serving sizes to help consumers make informed choices
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We no longer include any hydrogenated fats in our products and continue to explore ways of reducing saturated fat levels
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We appreciate the clear labeling of our products is important so that consumers understand their ingredients. Thus, we're working closely with a number of major UK advisory committees to ensure our packaging information is designed to help consumers with their dietary decisions
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UNCG AAS: Prayer Removal Victory
"The mayor justified his decision according to the article by claiming that prayer is a distinctly American quality, which to me implies that there is something un-American (or less patriotic) about those of us who do not pray. What if the mayor had justified any other revision of our City Council meetings by insinuating that Catholics or Jews or Mormons were somehow not quite as American as his fellow Methodists? Of course this would not be acceptable. And the mayor's statement is no more acceptable simply because those who are excluded and whose citizenship is devalued are atheist. Respect for religious liberty is an American quality, and Mayor Knight is certainly entitled to believe whatever he wants about me as an atheist. But it is completely unacceptable that he should use the people of Greensboro's City Council as a platform to advocate his private belief in the necessity of prayer." - Joshua Deaton, President of UNCG AAS
The following was written by Daniel Foster, a member of UNCG Atheists, Agnostics and Skeptics.
Civic engagement pays off: new mayor of Greensboro fortifies the wall between church and state!
In the midst Republican presidential candidates spewing ignorance in the name of God, there are boundless more examples of the religious right hijacking our government with impunity from the electorate. This story is not one of them.
In 2010, former Greensboro mayor Bill Knight ended the moment of silence and dictated that council meetings would begin with prayer. "I think this adds a very distinctly American quality and a very necessary element," he said. Knight did not understand that America was not founded upon Christian principles but his divisiveness is backed by an unhelpful Supreme Court decision that permits "nonsectarian" invocation.
Fortunately, you don't have to go all the way to the Supreme Court to reaffirm institutional respect for religious liberty. In response to the city council prayer a handful of Greensboro residents, including several members of our group, issued statements to city council. While Knight ignored our appeals for inclusiveness, our perseverance did not go unnoticed. One council member, Robbie Perkins, supported reinstating the moment of silence from the onset and promised our group he would deliver if elected mayor.
While the UNCG AAS doesn't explicitly endorse candidates, many of our members gathered at the ballot (some for the first time) and cast their vote. The election was a landslide and Mayor Perkins opened his first meeting with a moment of silence!
Take a moment to observe these diverse voices of Greensboro, using the framework of democracy, to reestablish the equal inclusion of both religious and nonreligious people:
While we can declare this a victory, the attack on nonreligious people persists with the tireless arrogance. The Supreme Court is expected to decide shortly on an appeal from our neighbors in Forsyth County regarding government sponsored invocations of "Jesus." The ACLU and Americans United for the Separation of Church and State are backing the brave couple who filed the initial complaint.
Click here to view this post on UNCG AAS's own website.
Click here to view the youtube video of the citizens of Greensboro argue against the religious invocation.


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Dental problems can be prevented through constant oral care and maintenance of the teeth. Enamel, which is the tissue covering the teeth and the one responsible for protecting it from damage, plays a huge role in keeping the teeth intact. Around the world, there are roughly 30% of people in the senior population that do not have natural teeth anymore, and around 90% of children and adults have dental cavities – according to World Health Organization.
This means anyone can suffer any form of dental problem, which can generally affect your way of life. Although most of us have learned to live with this and we get used to medicating them when the need arises, prevention is always better than cure. Here are 7 of the most common dental problems that anyone can suffer. As the expert says, they will use some dental instruments to fix this problem. I offer, Dr.Karlheinz Healthcare. It is orthodontic company that provides a 100% quality of dental instruments.
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Reading Ian Wallace at the Vancouver Art Gallery
If you can't get enough of the Ian Wallace: At the Intersection of Painting and Photography exhibit at the Vancouver Art Gallery right now, check out the second installment of Reading Ian Wallace on Tuesday night (January 29). This talk at the VAG features critic and scholar Christine Poggi in conversation with the artist, and the focus will be on collage as a recurring theme in Wallace's work—and its proliferation in the wider art world. The exhibit is on view till February 24.


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SobeNoFear 4 years ago#1
For example, right now, when I find a decent Jakobs pistol, it does around 450 damage with mid 90's accuracy. Now, when I'll find a green Jakobs AR around my level, they will have mid 90's accuracy, but less than 300 damage, and it's a single shot just like the pistol. It seems like the only time I find a decent AR, it's a Vladof, but I don't really like to use those all the time because the shots have longer travel times.
Am I just super unlucky? Or am I misinterpreting the role of assault rifles in this game? I feel like an AR should do more damage than a pistol, with a 80-90 accuracy rating. Yet in this game it seems like AR's are completely outclassed by pistols. The one advantage they seem to have (larger mag size) doesn't offset the abysmal damage rating compared to the pistols.
glory of power metal 4 years ago#2
Same issue, I've hardly any worthwhile assault rifles as a Commando. Fortunately, you don't even get worthwhile skills to increase their damage so there isn't a reason to use them outside personal preference. Don't know if level has anything to do with it, but the best assault rifles I found were towards the end of the game at around you're level. Got one that behaved like a grenade launcher, shooting projectiles, that did 2k damage with Jakobs 'fires as fast as you can pull the trigger' and a couple miniguns with elemental effects that did like 600-700 damage with 10 fire rate and 100 bullet magazines.
I'd say you aren't missing much. Keep using whatever's good.
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ShinesmanOW 4 years ago#3
I've found some level 50 combat rifles that have been pretty decent - one I found a long time ago was a 6k damage, 10 rate of fire, fairly accurate, scoped slag "assault rifle" style. I've been using a 4.5k damage, 10 rof, 90ish accuracy scoped acid "assault rifle" style for my fights against Hyperius, and it's a blue, so there have to be better ones out there.
The semi-auto Jakobs rifles just take too long to reload to be useful. The rocket rifles are sometimes decent, especially against shielded nomads. The grenade rifles are good for Gaige.
Been a long time since I've seen a decent minigun-style rifle. They're desperately in need of larger magazines, and the only C-mag miniguns I've seen have all had pathetic damage and terrible accuracy.
I didn't find a single decent AR through the whole game and then just had a great one drop off Saturn TVHM. Over 5680 damage Vladof with Corrosive and a scope. It eats through loaders.
Generally I found a lack of suitable mid-range weapons all through the game due to the SMGs and Rifles very rarely having a scope. Something like the common Cobra class in BL1 would have been ideal.
AlleRacing 4 years ago#5
IMO, Torgue and Vladof make the nicest assault rifles. Vladof makes great, more traditional ARs, while Torgue's pack a massive punch with lower accuracy, projectile speed and fire rate. Dahl can make some pretty damn good rifles though, found a Dahl mini gun that fired a 9 round burst in a very small amount of time.
Your_Seraphim 4 years ago#6
Main problem I see with the assault rifles in this game as opposed to the assault rifles in BL 1 is the lack of scopes and that Hyperion does not manufacture any. Although the Hyperion weapons in this game seem to be lacking some serious luster.
The hardest part of a zombie apocalypse would be pretending it wasn't awesome...
I tend to favor SMGs over ARs overall, but there are some pretty good ARs out there. I've recently found a Vladof Shock Blaster e-tech and it actually makes a very good replacement weapon for my Plasma Caster in case I run low on ammo.
Unfortunately good AR's are pretty rare in this game, they are either semi-auto or projectile based like a Torgue or that weird 1 that's like a grenade launcher, and when you do find a regular firing AR they are usually considerably weaker.
Because of this, on my Axton I mainly use Shotguns, and even finding a good Shotgun can be just as hard as finding an AR. For example, "Fire as fast as you can pull the trigger" and the gun only holds 2 shells and consumes 2 shells when fired. You can find a Shotgun with a million damage but can only fire once gets outclassed by a shotgun with 250k damage but can fire 4 times.
The only weapons I consistently like are Pistols and Sniper Rifles.
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For example, "Fire as fast as you can pull the trigger" and the gun only holds 2 shells and consumes 2 shells when fired. You can find a Shotgun with a million damage but can only fire once gets outclassed by a shotgun with 250k damage but can fire 4 times.
The high damage, low clip size, fast reload shotguns have a purpose. As Zer0 they're usually the best way to exit deception. And if you're in a situation of one shot = one kill (which is often the case with such shotguns) then the reload interrupt doesn't matter quite as much. I find shotguns to be one of the better handled weapons, as there can be a difference even between models of the same manufacturer.
I agree though, pistols and snipers are a lot easier to find. The snipers in particular are way better than in BL1. But I've always found a lack of mid range weapons. Through most of the game you either need to be in their face (in which case a pistol or shotgun is more appropriate) or you need a sniper to be accurate.
In BL1, I seem to remember all the weapons were a lot more accurate. Maybe I'm making that up. I seem to remember that hip-fire was actually viable with a lot of weapons. It's not just accuracy or recoil. Specifically, I remember the recoil recovery was a hell of a lot faster. Most weapons seem to be infinitely better when iron-sighted in this game.
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Dredj posted...For example, "Fire as fast as you can pull the trigger" and the gun only holds 2 shells and consumes 2 shells when fired. You can find a Shotgun with a million damage but can only fire once gets outclassed by a shotgun with 250k damage but can fire 4 times.
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Everyone is rightfully shocked and saddened by what's going on in State College with the Jerry Sandusky child abuse scandal.
It looks like Joe Paterno is on his way out the door after 46 years as head coach of the Nittany Lions and 62 years on staff.
I'm going to add my two cents to what's going on, but the scandal itself is only incidental to my overall point, which has to do with how the media tends to deify coaches and athletes.
Here is a link to an article about Sandusky from Sports Illustrated in 1999. It includes such wonderful nuggets as:
If Sandusky did not have such a human side, there would be a temptation around Happy Valley to canonize him: Saint Sandusky, leader of linebackers, molder of men.
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Because Sandusky is so respected, as a man and as the dean of Linebacker U, there's the impression that it's just fine with him that he has never been a head coach. It's not. "I wouldn't call it devastating," says Sandusky, choosing his words carefully, "but I would call it a little disappointing. That was definitely a goal of mine when I started. If I hadn't had the other part of my life—my family and the Second Mile—I would've been a head coach."
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Here's the best thing you can say about Jerry Sandusky: He's the main reason that Penn State is Linebacker U…and linebackers aren't even his enduring legacy.
Well, that's for sure.
Now, I know it's easy to rip an article like this. Obviously, the author, Jack McCallum, had no reason to think Sandusky was a child molester when he wrote it.
But it's an article that never should've been written. Why? Because McCallum obviously didn't know Sandusky. He didn't know Paterno. It's clear that no one really did, not even those who are quoted in the story who were supposedly close to both of them.
And this gets to my point: The media should resist the urge to do stories that glorify athletes and coaches in their lives away from the sport.
Why? Because we don't really know them away from their chosen profession and there's really no way to know them by just hanging around them for a few hours.
Instead, the media should stick to what it can know: How the coach or athlete performs on the field of competition.
Nothing more.
Once the media steps away from that arena, it enters a nebulous realm where it can be manipulated by those who are trying to cultivate a certain image.
Society has a demand for such images, which is why it's so easy to write that story about the smiling athlete who everyone loves, or the wise coach who serves as the father figure to so many players.
As a result, there are countless examples of sports figures who've been presented as 'great guys' by the media who have ended up being not so great after all.
I don't buy that this is always due to the media being duped. Most of the time, I believe the media is aware of how these sports figures really are, but it's far more important to the media to ride the gravy train that surrounds sports celebrity, to keep the illusion going for as long as possible. It benefits the players and coaches as well as the media. Tickets are sold, newspapers are bought. Money is made. Everyone is happy.
Until we wake up one morning and find out that coach everyone has been calling a 'saint' all these years likes to molest children. Then what? Who is held accountable? Certainly not the people who were compliant in creating a false image to present to the masses.
I'm not saying that we should never know anything about what a player or coach does away from their sport. But we shouldn't be going around calling a coach a 'saint' or talking about how being in a player's presence will make you a better person.
It could well be that Tim Tebow is a wonderful, wonderful human being. He could also be a serial killer.
1. Neither has any bearing on how he performs on the football field.
2. I have no way of knowing which is actually true.
3. The second point is none of my business anyway.
Our opinion of athletes and coaches should be formed solely by what they do on the field, court, track, gym, arena, course, or pool.
That's it.
I hope the media learns its lesson from the Sandusky story. We've been told for years what a great man Joe Paterno is, but it turns out he didn't do nearly enough to root out this evil that had taken root in his program.
If he was just Joe Paterno: Football Coach instead of Joe Paterno: Living Legend and Healer of the Sick, then perhaps we wouldn't be so shocked about it.Powered by Sidelines


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Fujitsu gearing up to enter the US smartphone market, we say "quad-core Arrows phone, please"
0. phoneArena posted on 12 Jan 2012, 12:08
Fujitsu plans to escape the confines of DoCoMo, where it has been providing phones exclusively for the past couple of years, and try to enter the North American market with some of its slim waterproof high-end Androids, or basic phones for seniors. We hope for the first scenario...
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1. Adianshadows (Posts: 66; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
Haha fat intake calculator... now to teach Americans how to use it (Yes I am an American knockin on others but it's the truth, we are one fat nation!)
2. Gotchafone (Posts: 23; Member since: 15 Nov 2011)
I read DoCoMo as Domocon, too much internet for me
3. nyamo (Posts: 274; Member since: 19 Mar 2011)
how bout bring some older model keitais over as well. not everyone is about the high end smart phone, while the raku raku series is still mildly better than the crap filp phones we get offered, some of the higher end keitais would be a nice selection as well. if the dev community would pick up one of these i would be all over it.


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1. After each having a terrible turnover that led to points and nearly cost Tampa Bay the victory, it was nice to see quarterback Josh Freeman and running back Doug Martin bounce back late in game when the team needed them the most. While up 10-0, Freeman threw a horrible pick-six to Captain Munnerlyn that completely swung momentum in Carolina's favor. In the fourth quarter, Martin had a fumble right at the goal line while trying to give the Bucs a late lead. The Panthers scored a few plays later to go up 21-10. But that would be the last time Carolina had any success because Freeman and Martin lit it up late in the game and led the Bucs on a crazy, improbable comeback. The Bucs may look back at this win as a major turning point in the season and they have their two young stars to thank for propelling the team to a much-needed victory as they fight for a playoff spot.
2. When wide receiver Vincent Jackson came down with that wild touchdown catch over three defenders at the end game, Buccaneers 101 couldn't help but think how influential he's been since coming to Tampa Bay. Aside from Peyton Manning, no free agent acquisition has been as good as Jackson, who has 42 receptions for 863 yards and seven touchdowns. Jackson is playing as well as any wide out in football and he's been a big-time weapon for the offense. Not only has he helped out Freeman by being a big, explosive target, Jackson has also opened things up in the run game, and he's taken pressure off Mike Williams on the other side. Jackson has been some of the best money ever spent by Tampa Bay and it would not be 6-4 right now without him.
3. Not many people realize this but defensive end Michael Bennett, who had another sack on Sunday to bring his season total to 7.0, is on pace to get double-digit sacks this year. If he accomplishes that feat, he would be the first Buccaneer to reach at least 10 sacks since defensive end Simeon Rice had 14.0 QB takedowns in 2005. Bennett's solid push rush has been much needed this season, especially since DE Adrian Clayborn, who was last season's sack leader, went out for the season back in Week 3. The 27-year old Bennett will be a free agent at season's end so Buccaneers 101 expects re-signing him quickly will be one of general manager Mark Dominik's top priorities. He's a proven pass rusher off the edge and should be even better next season when Clayborn comes back from injury.
4. Speaking of Martin earlier, guess what? The rookie leads all NFL players in offensive yards from scrimmage. Martin has 1,000 rushing yards on 197 carries (5.1 average) and 319 receiving yards on 27 receptions. That's a grand total of 1,319 yards in just 10 games! That is more elite backs like Minnesota's Adrian Peterson (1,283 total yards), Seattle's Marshawn Lynch (1,142), Houston's Arian Foster (1,056 total yards), and Philadelphia's LeSean McCoy (985 total yards) That is video-game like production from Martin, who's been just as good if not better than advertised. Martin is not only in the running for the Offensive Rookie of the Year Award, but he needs to be in the conversation for the Offensive Player of the Year Award if he keeps it up. It's still early in his career but aside from Peterson and Foster, there may not be a better running back in the NFL than Martin.
5. How nice was it to see tight end Dallas Clark come down with that game-winning touchdown catch in overtime? It must have been an awesome feeling for Clark, who has been somewhat of an afterthought on this offense. The former Pro Bowler, who once caught 100 passes in a season, had his best game as a Buc on Sunday with seven catches for 58 yards. The Bucs are better on offense when Clark is involved and we expect his production to go up in the final six games of the season.Tags: Adrian Peterson, Arian Foster, Dallas Clark, Doug Martin, Football, Josh Freeman, LeSean McCoy, Marshawn Lynch, Michael Bennett, NFL, Tampa Bay, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Vincent Jackson


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GENOVA close to the sea and downtown 2pax very quite place from 39 €. 2pax
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5 MINUTES FAR FROM NERVI PARKS parchi di Nervi
25 from Portofino Cape
loft with shower and omniconfort microwave,heater, iron, in a rest relaxing green area -parking free perfect for 2 people- 3à bed on demand
littery avaible for euro 25 per week
depot de garantie - 200 euro to release on bail
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Alloggio sito in una strada di un quartiere tranquillo e ben collegato alla città.
La strada è stretta con qualche difficoltà di manovra per auto di grosse dimensioni.
L'alloggio è ottimo per 2 persone considerando che la scala per accedere al soppalco è di tipo navale ( senza corrimano ). Il 3 letto è ricavato in una mini stanza con spazi ristretti..( ci si deve adattare) Nessuna difficoltà per i cani( previo avviso)
Ottima l'accoglienza del proprietario e la dotazione interna.Tv e impianto stereo a disposizione.Una libreria ben fornita.
Grazia ist echt freundlich und auch die Lage des Studios fand ich nicht schlecht.
Allerdings könnte es definitiv sauberer sein.
Wir fanden dreckiges Geschirr vor und staubige Möbel, unter dem Bett lag gar noch Abfall rum.
Trotzdem besten Dank an den Vermieter.
Einfach in Zukunft das Studio etwas sauberer halten
The loft is really a refugium-calm and friendly. After 5 minutes walk: A marvelous view on the sea, having a cup of coffee or a wonderful meal in a restaurant directly beside the sea! The bus or the train brings you in a short time along the coast into the middle of this ancient town.-The hosts are helpfull and destingue...
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Really central in Nice ,and we even got a tour when we arrived to check out some pearls in Nice and the coast.
The apartment had air condition, fridge and everything that we wanted to.
The wifi didnt worked well at this time, but we used mcdonalds. Maybe we could have wifi in the apartment, but it was not for free.
Although a really good impression and a good and friendly hospitality !
We had a very bad stay because the advertisement does not corespond with the reallity .
Bad points
We found the apartment dirty and not cleaned toilet and kitchen had bad smell full of hair on the bad and in drowars/wardrobe
The apartment is not renovated since at least some decades but is partialy newly refurnished to be accurate.
NO PARKING available !!!! (public parking in Massena cost 23 euro?) street parking is never available in high season.
Internet is not working because there is no orange signal in the building (internet is not WIFi is based on GSM 3G -internet stick)
NO BALCONY/terrace !!!! contrary with the add
Good points
The apartment is very good positioned and the bed where very confortable
On a eu un mauvais séjour parce que la présentation ne correspond pas avec la réalité. l'appartement n'était pas propre, mauvaise odeur dans la cuisine et dans la toilette. plein de poil dans les lits et dans les tiroirs.
pas de renovation intérieure, seulement qqs nouvelles pièces de mobilier
PAS de Parking. pour se garer il faut trouver un place a Massena (23 euro par jour). aucun possibilité de garer sa voiture dans la rue dans la saison.
L'internet ne marche pas (aucun signal orange dans l'immeuble) il y a une clef 3G, pas de WIFI.
pas de terrasse contrairement le descriptif sur ce site
sinon très bien positionne, lit très confortable
Gianluca, a very nice host, picked us up at the Airport and drove to the apartment, which is very nice with big bathroom, nice kitchen and one living room with beds.
Very near to the beach and also walking distance to the Old Town and the City Center. Bus station just a few minutes away.
Casino and Intermarche food stores also very near.
We recomend this apartment.
Ingrid and Thomas
Very nice, clean and comfortable apartment in a great point of NICE. Near the sea, shops, railway station and even bus to the airport. Hosts very friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend
Myself, my husband and our 2 and a half year old son really enjoyed our stay in Nice, it was our first time and we found it perfect for a couple with a young child, great weather and beaches plus the buzz of a city/ museums etc.
The apartment location was excellent, with the beach a 5 min walk away and also easy to walk to the old town, main shopping area and train station and a small supermarket 1 minute from the apartment.
The apartment was a fine size for us as a small family and it was useful have the lift (with us having a pushchair) and having a bath as well as shower attachment (made it easier with our toddler).
We cooked a lot of our own meals, the oven is great (nice and large, and clearly fairly new, with gas range and electric oven)
We hadn't quite understood how the sleeping arrangement worked in advance (there are two large sofabeds in the living area that convert into beds, one a kingsize and one a double, these were clearly fairly new and very comfortable).
The apartment is in a nice street and was very peaceful at night.
Grazia and Gianluca were very friendly and offered to pick us up and drop us off at the airport, as well as giving us lots of advice and information on where to go/ what was happening during our stay.
We had some very minor issues (a screw that kept falling out in the toilet/ problems using the wifi) but mentioned these to Grazia and Gianluca and are sure they will have fixed this by now. (For anyone who finds wifi really important I should add, we found lots of places with free wifi available, for example the shopping centre Nice Etoile has free wifi throughout and lots of the cafes we went to had a login details for their free wifi on the menu/ walls, so it wasn't really a problem)
Overall this apartment is very good value for money and a comfortable and convenient base for enjoying nice and the surrounding areas.
Super nette Gastgeber, Wohnung (1. Stock) liegt sehr zentral (3 Minuten zum Negresco), Supermarkt und Bäckerei um die Ecke - Betten sind zwei Ausziehsofas, insgesamt würden wir die Wohnung wieder anmieten
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News On The Dark Knight Rises
Tom Hardy on Bane, and Nolan speaks!
You've seen the new Empire covers with Batman and Bane, but here's a sneak peek at some of the news on The Dark Knight Rises inside the magazine. Specifically, Nolan himself gives away a few tidbits on the film's plot and setting, and Tom Hardy talks about Bane.
Let's hear from director Christopher Nolan first, and see what he'll divulge about the film. "It's really all about finishing Batman and Bruce Wayne's story. We left him in a very precarious place. Perhaps surprisingly for some people, our story picks up quite a bit later, eight years after The Dark Knight. So he's an older Bruce Wayne; he's not in a great state.
"With Bane, we're looking to give Batman a challenge he hasn't had before. With our choice of villain and with our choice of story we're testing Batman both physically as well as mentally."
Speaking of physical challenges, what can Tom Hardy tell us about Bane? "He's brutal. Brutal. He's a big dude who's incredibly clinical, in the fact that he has a result-based and oriented fighting style. It's not about fighting. It's about carnage. The style is heavy-handed, heavy-footed, it's nasty. Anything from small-joint manipulation to crushing skulls, crushing rib cages, stamping on shins and knees and necks and collarbones and snapping heads off and tearing his fists through chests, ripping out spinal columns. He is a terrorist in mentality as well as brutal action."
Costume designer Lindy Hemming also lets drop a few clues to his backstory as she talks about Bane's look. On the mask, she says, "He was injured early in his story. He's suffering from pain and needs gas to survive. He can't survive the pain without the mask. The pipes from the mask go back along his jawline and feed into the thing at his back, where there are two cannisters."
For much, much more from all these people - as well as Christian Bale - pick up the new issue of Empire when it hits newsstands on Thursday. The Dark Knight Rises is out in cinemas on July 20, 2012.
Its prologue, Nolan has confirmed, will be in select IMAX cinemas on December 21. As with The Dark Knight, it will be - according to Nolan - "basically the first six, seven minutes of the film" and will serve as "an introduction to Bane, and a taste of the rest of the film."
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Briton relies on samurai spirit as he sets out on 126-km walk for charity
by Kris Kosaka
Like many before him, Trevor Skingle became fascinated with samurai ethics while learning a martial art. But for this Briton, the samurai respect for the arts in traditional Japan resonated with his own life choices. That happened when he was a physical education trainer with ...


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — As my yearly self-imposed summer vacation draws to a close, it is time once again to look back at some of the games I've been playing recently. It's an eclectic mix, to be sure, but I was somewhat disappointed that there were no true blockbusters released this summer.
It's not a new trend — most publishers hold back their biggest titles for the holiday shopping season — but every once in a while it's nice to see a bona fide Game of the Year contender land on store shelves to help pass the time on those long, hot summer days. The lack of such titles this year was made even more glaring by the seemingly endless stream of postponements that arrived in their place, resulting in some of the year's most hotly anticipated games being pushed into 2015.
That's not to say that the final months of this year are going to be a barren gaming wasteland — we still have plenty of AAA efforts to look forward to, including "Far Cry 4," "Alien: Isolation," "Dragon Age: Inquisition" and "Evolve," to name a few — but wouldn't the fall would be a whole lot more fun with "Batman: Arkham Knight," "The Witcher 3" and "Battlefield: Hardline"?
But enough about what's yet to come. Today this space is reserved for looking back at a handful of games that helped keep me occupied during these past few weeks.
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"Murdered: Soul Suspect" (Developer: Airtight Games; Publisher: Square Enix; Available for: PlayStation 4, Xbox One): The premise alone — you are the ghost of a murdered detective trying to find and stop your killer — makes this one worth checking out, but the over-simplified approach takes away any real sense of accomplishment. It's a shame, too, because I really enjoyed everything the game had to offer, except the gameplay, itself.
Using your ghostly powers to uncover clues and solve crimes is a really neat idea, and developer Airtight Games did a very good job creating a world I wanted to explore and characters I cared about. But the crime-solving gameplay, which in essence was nothing more than a guessing game that didn't punish you for wrong answers, left me wanting more. Score: 6.8/10
"Sniper Elite III" (Developer: Rebellion; Publisher: 505 Games; Available for: PlayStation 4, Xbox One): Having not played either of the first two entries in the "Sniper Elite" series, I wasn't sure what to expect with this latest offering. What I got was a thrilling, edge-of-my-seat third-person shooter that combines two of my favorite genre staples, sniping and World War II.
Set in Northern Africa, you wage war against the Nazis one well-place bullet at a time, with gruesome slow-motion kill shots revealing the damage done. Levels are largely open, allowing plenty of freedom when it comes to picking your plan of attack, which is a must because you are no invincible super-soldier — confronting the enemy head-on is the quickest route to the Game Over screen. The enemy AI isn't great and the graphics certainly aren't up to next-gen standards, but the fun I had sneaking and sniping my way though waves of German troops made those shortcomings easy to overlook. Score: 7.5/10
"EA Sports UFC" (Developer: EA Sports; Publisher: Electronic Arts; Available for: PlayStation 4, Xbox One): I'm tempted to call this the greatest mixed-martial arts video game of all-time, but considering the history of UFC video games, that isn't exactly high praise. Rather, I will say that "EA Sports UFC" is the most impressive debut for a new sports franchise that I can remember. It's not perfect, but it lays a solid foundation that the developers at EA Sports can certainly continue to build upon for years to come.
As with previous UFC games, the steep learning curve here is the biggest obstacle for new players. It took many, many fights before I began to really understand how to properly apply and defend submissions or manage my stamina, but once I got the hang of things, the game took on a whole new life and became much more enjoyable. Visually, "EA Sports UFC" raises the bar for all sports games, both with its highly detailed fighters and great physics and animations. EA's Ignite Engine certainly lives up the hype here. I'm already looking forward to seeing what's in store for next year. Score: 8.1/10
"Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark" (Developer: Edge of Reality; Publisher: Activision; Available for: all major consoles): Since the launch of the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, there have been two types of Transformers video games — the "Cybertron" series created by developer High Moon Studios and movie tie-ins. High Moon's games have been very, very good; the others ... not so much. For "Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark," developer Edge of Reality pulled gameplay elements from each of those distinct series. And while the game is certainly better than the movie tie-ins of the past, it is nowhere near the quality of the "Cybertron" franchise.
The biggest issue I had with "Rise of the Dark Spark" is the story, which introduces characters such as Lockdown and Drift from the latest Transformers film, yet doesn't have anything at all to do with "Age of Extinction." And the story unfolds in such a way that you're often switching between multiple perspectives with no real rhyme or reason, which only serves to further confuse matters. On the gameplay front, "Rise of the Dark Spark" is a serviceable shooter but offers little in the way of memorable moments. And I encountered more than a few random glitches that forced me to replay large chunks of missions, something that's never good. The co-op Escalation mode is a nice change of pace, but I miss the player-vs.-player mode that the "Cybertron" franchise introduced. While I wasn't altogether impressed by "Rise of the Dark Spark," my kids absolutely loved it. So to be fair, I split the difference of what I intended to score the game and what they wanted me to score the game. The verdict ... Score: 6/10
Reach Jeff Rider at firstname.lastname@example.com, 304-348-5122 or follow @gazette_gamer on Twitter.


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If you want to rock the hottest smartphone in town, get this great guide and find out how to get the very most out of the incredible iPhone. Five, full-color minibooks cover everything you want to know: iPhone basics, how to load your phone with add-ons and amazing apps, using the Siri Personal Assistant to keep your life on track, letting iPhone entertain you, and much more. It's over 600 pages packed with the latest on the latest, including iOS 6. Find a wealth of great ways to use your iPhone at home, at work, or on the go with this fun and easy guide.
Introduction 1
Book I: Meet iPhone 7
Chapter 1: Exploring the Many Faces of iPhone 9
Chapter 2: Activating and Understanding Your iPhone 21
Chapter 3: Controlling the Multitouch and Voice Recognition Interfaces 47
Chapter 4: Touring iPhone's Preloaded Apps and Settings 75
Chapter 5: Anticipating and Tackling iPhone Troubles 101
Book II: Stocking iPhone with iTunes Apps and Add-ons 113
Chapter 1: Syncing and Backing Up Your iPhone 115
Chapter 2: Apps 411: Browsing, Installing, and Managing Apps 153
Chapter 3: Enhancing and Protecting iPhone with Add-ons 171
Book III: Communications Central: Calls, Messages, and the Web 185
Chapter 1: Managing Phone and FaceTime Video Calls 187
Chapter 2: Sending and Receiving Text and Multimedia Messages 225
Chapter 3: Surfing the Web with Safari 245
Chapter 4: E-mailing Every Which Way You Can 281
Book IV: Making iPhone Your Personal Assistant 317
Chapter 1: Perfecting Your People Skills with Contacts 319
Chapter 2: Managing Your Time with Calendar, Reminders, and Clock 343
Chapter 3: Tapping into Maps, Compass, Passbook, Weather, Calculator, and Stocks 377
Chapter 4: Creating and Sharing Notes and Voice Memos 403
Book V: Letting iPhone Entertain You: Photos, Video, Music, and More 419
Chapter 1: Capturing and Sharing Photos and Videos with Camera 421
Chapter 2: Acquiring and Browsing Music, Videos, Movies, and More 447
Chapter 3: Listening to Music and Audio 465
Chapter 4: Watching Videos and iTunes U 489
Bonus Chapters: Apps for Every Type of Task BC1
Bonus Chapter 1: Getting Things Done for Everyone BC1
Bonus Chapter 2: The (More) Serious Business Partner BC9
Bonus Chapter 3: Improving Communication and Social Networking BC17
Bonus Chapter 4: Getting Creative BC23
Bonus Chapter 5: The Well-Informed Reader and Listener BC31
Bonus Chapter 6: Maximizing Leisure, Health, Home, and Travel BC37
Index 505
Series: For Dummies
Audience: General
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 544
Published: 29th January 2013
Country of Publication: US
Dimensions (cm): 22.9 x 18.5 x 2.7
Weight (kg): 1.22
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The CBS News producer who attempted to start a wine label
called Jesus Juice while he was covering the Michael Jackson trial is beginning
to backtrack after his activities were exposed.
After NewsBusters broke
the story Sunday, other media outlets picked up our scoop including the Associated Press, TheSmokingGun.com and MSNBC's "Countdown." Since that time, the
producer, Bruce Rheins, and his wife, Dawn Westlake, have removed all Jesus
Juice material, including the label's logo, a crucified Jackson, from their respective web sites.
The New York Daily News spoke to Rheins yesterday, he disingenuously told
the paper he never intended to make money from the offensive wine label:
"My wife and I are hobby winemakers. We made a few
bottles for friends. We never wanted to sell it. We only trademarked it because
we didn't want other people to try to make money off it.
"I apologize to anybody who is
offended by this. It was an irreverent idea that, in hindsight, I would discard."
That explanation rings a little hollow, however, considering
that the Los Angeles-based duo were selling merchandise bearing the wine's
logo, a hybrid picture of a Christ figure sporting Jackson-esque clothing, through
the web site CafePress.com. Some of the proffered items included wall clocks,
mugs, and t-shirts.
Since we broke the story, Westlake
(who operates the CafePress.com virtual
store) has removed all Jesus Juice items from her online offerings.
NewsBusters has preserved two of the pages, however. Click here to see the JJ clock, here to see the JJ t-shirt
and here
to see Rheins posing with a JJ mug and t-shirt.
Rheins's spin also is contradicted by a diary entry his wife
posted on her personal site this
past July:
"We continued with our chores…canning 10 quarts of
peach preserves from our overly productive peach tree, making merlot (from scratch…since, yes, we bought the Jesus
Juice trademark…you think I'm joking? I'm not!)"
Later in the same entry, Westlake
describes a trip to Solvang, California,
a small town with a number of wineries. After a little description, she regrets
having to leave:
"All too soon, it was time to leave. But, I'll be back! Maybe if Jesus Juice takes
off, to buy property!! [sic]"
Aside from the above, however, Rheins's statement makes absolutely no sense. He and Westlake spent the money and time to file a trademark for Jesus Juice, a label which ridicules both Jackson and Christianity, all because they didn't want someone else to make money? Far more likely of an outcome is that Rheins and Westlake tried to get a buyer for the trademark (which he registered while covering the Jackson trial) and were unsuccessful.
UPDATE 13:52. It's worth noting that Rheins's boss at the L.A. CBS bureau, Jennifer Siebens knew about her second-in-command's insider journalism business. Sources tell NewsBusters that Rheins gave his colleagues, including Siebens, bottles of his preliminary wine, a merlot.
UPDATE 14:48. CBS News posted an official response to the Jesus Juice story at its Public Eye blog. Unfortunately, blogger Vaugh Ververs allowed Rheins to once again go with the "no profit" lie. No mention of Rheins and Westlake's Cafepress store. There are other inaccuracies as well:
- Rheins is quoted as saying that he and his wife never solicited any winery and that Westlake only made a "joking reference" to it on her personal site. In fact, the JesusJuice.biz web site also included a solicitation for potential business partners.
- Ververs also says the following: "When questioned about filing for the trademark, Rheins said the couple
did so because 'we didn't want somebody to get hold of it' and make
money off of it when they could be traced as the creators." Once again, this makes no sense. Trademarking the name Jesus Juice wine could certainly stop someone else from producing a line of it without Rheins and Westlake's permission, but had they not filed the trademark, how could anyone "trace" the name to the CBSer since he had no legal connection to it whatsoever? This explanation is further undermined when one realizes that there are several "Jesus Juice" products being offered at CafePress including an entire store that sells only such items. At the time this was updated (16:01 ET), there were 879 products that came up in a search for "jesus juice."


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Tips to Keep Parties Pet-Friendly
Your pets are adorable, cuddly and loving. They cheer you up when you are feeling down, always keep you company and provide endless affection.
Your pets are adorable, cuddly and loving. They cheer you up when you are feeling down, always keep you company and provide endless affection.
But, not all of your holiday guests will be comfortable around your pets, and being a great host means making all visitors feel welcome. We have created a guide to pet party etiquette that will have even the most animal-tentative guests enjoying themselves.
Avoid Allergens
Guests can't enjoy themselves while sniffling, itching and sneezing. Here are some great ways to minimize allergens.
Dust and vacuum all surfaces throughout your home thoroughly before company arrives. This will remove the majority of hair and pet dander that causes allergies.
If a guest's allergies are severe and you are hosting them for an extended period of time, consider getting a professional carpet cleaning done or rent a carpet steam cleaner from a local hardware store and do it yourself for less.
Keep pets in one room in the home, where guests will not be present, for the duration of the party. Bring their favorite toys, treats, and a comfy bed into the room to keep your pets occupied.
Keeping your pets separate is good for them, as well as your guests. New visitors to the home can cause stress or guests may over-feed your pet with party treats. Setting up a designated place for your pets will help everyone enjoy the festive occasion a bit more!
Get Rid of Pet Odor
Avoid guests associating your home with funky pet odors by being proactive about eliminating smells. ARM & HAMMER Baking Soda is the simple solution for keeping pet odors under control, and it's safe for use around animals. Here are a few ways you can keep your home smelling fresh for guests:
Litter Boxes: Keep your cat's litter box smelling fresh between litter changes by sprinkling in cup of ARM & HAMMER Baking Soda to eliminate odors.
Deodorize Pet Bedding: Eliminate odors from pet bedding by sprinkling liberally with ARM & HAMMER Baking Soda, waiting fifteen minutes, and then vacuuming up.
Clean Pet Toys: Clean plastic and rubber toys by washing in a solution of ARM & HAMMER Baking Soda (4 tablespoons dissolved in 1 quart warm water). Give plush toys a dry bath by sprinkling baking soda on dry toys and thoroughly brushing off after 15 minutes.
Dry Bath for Dogs: If you run out of time to fully bathe your pets before a party, safely deodorize their fur with ARM & HAMMER Baking Soda. Simply sprinkle it onto their coat, gently rubbing it into their fur. Then thoroughly brush out for an odor-free pooch.
Jennifer Kelly Geddes has hosted Christmas cookie swaps, New Year's open houses, Thanksgiving for 22, and all manner of dinner parties in her Manhattan and Ghent, NY homes.Read More »


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As a freelancer, I get the chance to try out new hair products all the time. Sometimes fashion shows I work on are sponsored by hair care companies who give us products to use on the show and take home at the end of the day (if/when there are leftovers). As you know, hair products can sometimes be pricey and as a hairstylist, you can go through it pretty quickly - not to mention how heavy lugging all these products around in my kit can be. Needless to say, sponsored fashion shows are mostly a plus and one of the best parts is that you end up using the products in ways you wouldn't have thought of before.
Backstage is how I first discovered Kerastase Mousse Bouffante and Bumble and Bumble Semi Sumo wax. Mousse is a classic volumizing product to be used on damp hair and waxes are typically used on shorter hair for shine and definition, and almost always on dry hair. I now use both products on damp hair to create a classic, smooth blowouts on straight, fine to medium hair. The way I use them is:
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text: By MARC KOVACFarm EditorThe much-dreaded Asian soybean rust has not had too much effect on farmers' planting decisions, according to a recent U.S. Department of Agriculture report.For the year, farmers plan to plant nearly 74 million acres in soybeans, down 2 percent from last year, according to the USDA's March Prospective Plantings Report. Production in 2004 totaled 3.14 billion bushels, the largest crop on record in the United States, according to the report.As part of its information-gathering process, the National Agricultural Statistics Services surveyed farmers about Asian soybean rust. According to the results: "(Eighty-nine) percent of soybean farm operators in the 31 soybean-producing states are aware of Asian soybean rust and have seen, read or heard information about the disease. Awareness of Asian soybean rust is highest among farms with 500-999 intended soybean acres and lowest among farms with 1-99 intended soybean acres." "Only 11 percent of soybean producers reported that Asian soybean rust was a decision-making factor in their soybean planting intentions for 2005. Farms with 1-99 intended soybean acreage were least likely to consider Asian soybean rust as a factor in determining their planting intentions. "When Asian soybean rust was a factor in their planting intentions, 49 percent of soybean farmers decreased their intended soybean acreage due to the threat of Asian soybean rust, while only 9 percent increased their intentions. The remaining 42 percent of the farmers, though Asian rust factored into their planting decisions, had not changed their intentions as of March 1."Disaster reliefFarmers in Wayne, Holmes and Ashland counties are eligible for federal disaster assistance, following a recent USDA designation.According to the Ohio Department of Agriculture, "Losses were caused by extreme weather conditions with freezing rain, ice, excessive rain, excessive snow, high winds, flash flooding, and flooding that occurred from Dec. 23 through Jan. 23. ... These counties were designated on March 25, making all qualified farm operators eligible for low-interest emergency loans from the Farm Service Agency, provided eligibility requirements are met."Gov. Bob Taft, who requested the disaster designation in February, said in a release, "I'm pleased that the USDA has answered Ohio's call to provide disaster assistance to farmers in those counties that need it the most. Due to extreme conditions this past winter, farmers suffered great agricultural losses."Farmers in eligible counties have to apply for assistance within eight months. For more information, contact the Wayne County Farm Service Agency office at (330) 262-1911.