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QuakeWorld is a multiplayer-only version of Quake with optimized network code. id Software released the source code for Quake/QuakeWorld in 1999, spawning a number of projects set out to improve, optimize and add more features to the code and make it more secure. QuakeForge is quite well-developed on the client side, but mvdsv (part of the qwextended project) seems to be the most popular server in the QW community. It's famous for its ability to record demos from each player's POV (Point of View) and store them for retrieval by the players.
Here are the minimum system requirements for the QW (QuakeWorld) server. Remember that the requirements vary depending on the number of clients.
Pentium 90 or better
16 MB RAM
The *.pak files from the Quake CD-ROM
Kernel 2.0.24 or later
Enough free space on your HDD (depends on what you want to install; at least 40-70 MB)
id Software's old qwsv is quite dated and should not be used (nor can it be used in most cases, since it's built for the ancient libc5). So, use either mvdsv or QuakeForge.
Note: Both mvdsv QuakeForge are actively being developed (more or less), and it's highly possible that newer versions than the ones linked below have been released, so check http://qwex.does.it/ or http://quakeforge.net/files.php before you proceed further.
Create a directory for the QW server in your home directory:
$ mkdir quake
If you downloaded the mvdsv source:
$ tar zxvf qwex_src-0.165b.tar.gz $ cd mvdsrc $ make build_sv $ cp releasei386-glibc/mvdsv ../quake
If you downloaded the mvdsv binary:
$ gunzip mvdsv.0.165b.linux.glibc2.1.3.gz $ mv mvdsv.0.165b.linux.glibc2.1.3 mvdsv $ chmod +x mvdsv $ mv mvdsv quake/
If you downloaded the QuakeForge source:
$ tar zxvf quakeforge-0.2.99beta6.tar.gz $ cd quakeforge-0.2.99beta6 $ ./configure --prefix=$HOME/quake --bindir=$HOME/quake; make; make install
This will at least build qf-server, nq-server (RealQuake) and some client binaries. We don't need the latter; you can choose not to compile them, or simply remove them later. Anyway, if the compilation went fine you should now have a binary called qf-server in $HOME/quake, where $HOME is your home directory (usually /home/user).
You might want to rename mdsv or qw-server to qwsv, since that's what I'll call it in the rest of this document. Now create the directory id1 in the quake directory and copy the pak0.pak and pak1.pak files from your Quake CD or wherever you have them into that directory:
$ cd ~/quake $ mkdir id1 $ cp /some/where/id1/pak*.pak id1
You also need the qw files:
Unzip it in your quake directory:
$ cd ~/quake $ unzip qwsv230.zip
Now you're ready to run qwsv. Start it by running ./qwsv in the quake directory. It should work fine (if not, make sure all the filenames are in lower-case). Try connecting to your server with a client.
Now it's time to configure your QW server. Make a server.cfg file in the id1 directory containing the following:
sv_gamedir qw deathmatch 1 hostname "QW testserver" serverinfo admin "firstname.lastname@example.org" serverinfo url "http://url.net" rcon_password xxxx timelimit 35 fraglimit 150 noexit 1 pausable 0 samelevel 2 maxclients 16 map dm3 floodprot 4 8 30 floodprotmsg "You have activated the flood protection and will be silenced for 30 seconds" maxspectators 2 allow_dowload 1 allow_download_skins 1 allow_download_models 1 allow_download_sounds 1 allow_download_maps 1
As you can see the server.cfg file contains all kinds of variables the server uses.
-master IP-address - Command line parameter. Connects to the specified master server. QWSV starts in masterless mode by default.
-port - Specifies which port the server will listen to, default is 27500.
gamedir - Which game directory you want to use. Change it if you want to run a mod. The QW directory is used by default.
deathmatch - Can be set to 1, 2 or 3. 1 = Normal deathmatch; Weapons/items can be picked up and respawned (30 sec respawn time). 2 = Weapon stay. You can only pick up a weapon once, ammo & armor doesn't respawn. 3 = Combination between 1 and 2. You can only pick up a weapon once, ammo respawns after 15 seconds, everything else respawns normally.
hostname - Servername.
serverinfo admin - The admin's e-mail address.
serverinfo url - Server URL.
timelimit - Match ends when timelimit (specified in minutes) is reached.
fraglimit - Match ends when fraglimit is reached.
maxclients - Max number of players.
map mapname - Map that will be played.
maxspectators - Max number of spectators.
password - Password protect the server. Clients must set a matching password to be able to connect.
rcon_password - Password used for remote administration.
allow_download - Set this to 1 to allow clients to download files they don't have from the server.
$ ./qwsv > /dev/null &
The above command runs the qwsv server in the background and sends the output to /dev/null (if you want to log the output, just replace /dev/null with /blah/qw.log or whatever). -port specifies the port the server will use; QW's default is 27500. For a complete list of commands and the official QW manual, see QuakeWorld.net. For a list of special commands that can be used with mvdsv, see the qwex readme.
Capture The Flag, or CTF for short, is - or was, at least - the most popular Quake modification. There are many different CTF variants. Threewave CTF is the original and most popular CTF modification for QW. You need the following files:
ftp://ftp.sunet.se/planetquake/threewave/ctf/server/3wave42.zip - All the server files.
ftp://ftp.sunet.se/planetquake/threewave/ctf/server/3wave421.zip - Some bugs fixed (4.2 is required).
ftp://ftp.sunet.se/planetquake/threewave/ctf/client/3wctfc.zip - All the CTF maps.
Create a ctf directory and extract all the files you downloaded to it:
$ cd ~/quake $ mkdir ctf $ unzip 3wave42.zip -d ctf $ unzip 3wave421.zip -d ctf $ unzip 3wctfc.zip -d ctf
Now try to start the server (if you don't specify a map it'll default to an interesting modified version of Quake's start level):
$ ./qwsv +gamedir ctf +map ctf1
For more information, read ctf/server.txt.
Kombat Teams is a very popular mod that's been around for a long time. Most QW servers run it. KTeams greatly simplifies all forms of DM games by supplying commands to set teams, timer, readiness and much more.
Download the following:
Extract it in your quake directory:
$ tar zxvf ktpro.1.57.tar.gz
Start the server:
$ ./qwsv +gamedir ktprosrv
Default is a 1on1 server. To start a 2on2 server you'd add +exec 2on2.cfg, or +exec 4on4.cfg for a 4on4 server, or +exec free.cfg for a free for all server. KTPro comes with a bunch of scripts which do this; ktpro1on1, ktpron2on2, etc. in the quake directory. Check out all the configuration examples in ktprosrv/ and the documentation in ktpro.doc/.
Rocket Arena is a very exciting modification. It's one-on-one games with the simple rule "winner stays, loser goes". Each player waits for his/her turn to fight in the arena. Every player gets full armor (200), 100 health and all weapons when they enter the arena. The winner stays to fight again, the loser goes back to the line. Simple? Yes. Boring? Not at all!
Now, on to installing this modification. Get the following files:
ftp://ftp.sunet.se/pub/games/PC/idgames2/planetquake/servers/arena/fasrv12.zip - All the server files.
ftp://ftp.sunet.se/pub/games/PC/idgames2/planetquake/servers/arena/farena12.zip - The required client files (maps and sounds).
Create a directory called arena in your quake directory and unzip the above files to it:
$ cd quake $ mkdir arena $ unzip ~/fasrv12.zip -d arena $ unzip ~/farena12.zip -d arena
Start the server:
$ ./qwsv +gamedir arena +setmaster 18.104.22.168 +exec rotate.cfg +maxclients 6 +timelimit 20 +fraglimit 15
For the map rotation you can choose one of the following (of course you can edit these or make your own, remember that the last map must loop to the first):
rotate.cfg - All the Final Arena maps.
newmaps.cfg - The new Final Arena and the TF arena maps.
classic.cfg - The most popular older Arena maps.

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Popov Misses Drug Test -- May 7, 2004
LAUSANNE, Switzerland, May 8. RUSSIA's Alexander Popov, the 1992 and 1996 Olympic champion for 50 and 100 meters freestyle, has had a "no-show" for a doping test registered against his name after out-of-competition testers could not locate the swimmer at a place he said he would be earlier this year.
A FINA spokesman said that many of the world's leading swimmers have one no-show against their name and that a penalty is likely to follow only after three no-shows. Since failing to be where he said he would be, Popov has maintained his usual exemplary record and has filed a day-by-day schedule to the governing body.

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Bone-jarring collision could sideline Hawk
Hawthorn's Luke Breust collides with Crow Brodie Martin's hip. Photo: Getty
HAWTHORN coach Alastair Clarkson is relieved that a week's rest is likely to be the worst-case outcome for Luke Breust after the brutal body clash he endured late in the Hawks' 56-point thumping of Adelaide.
The lively forward was taken from the MCG on a stretcher after running with the flight of the ball and being struck high with the hip of Adelaide's Brodie Martin, who was pursuing the loose ball from the opposite direction after coming off the interchange bench.
Breust, whose three goals were pivotal in the Hawks' second-half dominance of the Crows, appeared to have been knocked unconscious but was talking to medical staff a few minutes later.
Clarkson said Breust was able to recall details of the match in the change rooms.
Clarkson said it seemed Breust had only ''rattled the scone a little bit'' but could miss the Saturday night match against West Coast.
''He's recovered OK. It was a pretty severe hit so with a six-day break … and [travelling to] Perth it'd be probably unlikely that he'll play next week. But we'll wait and see how he recovers.
''He'll be OK, which is pleasing, because when they come from the blind side like that you can actually do a more severe injury than just knock the melon around a little bit.
''He was perhaps a bit fortunate there because he was very, very open.''
The Hawks' victory was fuelled by a dominance in marks and uncontested possessions.
Their 406-301 advantage in overall possessions and 140-51 lead in marks was described as ''crazy'' by Adelaide coach Brenton Sanderson, who was also baffled how Hawthorn could control so much of the play yet still lead the tackle tally 79-50.
''For a side that dominated possession, [for Hawthorn] to have 30 more tackles was probably the most disappointing thing from my point of view,'' he said.
''At least if they had the ball you'd think we would have won the tackle count, but they just slipped through us today. Their tackle intent was just ferocious.''
Adelaide's contested-possession advantage was trumped by the home team's lead in uncontested possessions.
The lack of pressure on Hawthorn players when in possession helped it become even more proficient with precise disposal than usual.
Four of Hawthorn's top eight possession-winners were defenders: Josh Gibson (29), Brent Guerra (27), Ryan Schoenmakers (22) and Ben Stratton (21).
Sanderson lamented that his attempts to rob Hawthorn of a loose defender had failed.
''When they had seven defenders and we sent a seventh [forward] they sent an eighth, so they just kept loading up until it became all the players at one end and [Cyril] Rioli open in their forward 50,'' the first-season coach said.
''We didn't want to get to the point where it flooded our forward line. We just didn't have enough pressure on the ball-carrier today. They were able to just get their short kicking game going, and we couldn't get the ball off them at times.''
Clarkson praised the workrate of relief ruckman Jarryd Roughead, who collected 22 possessions and had a game-high eight tackles in his second match back after a serious Achilles injury. He said the club would have to decide whether to persist with him and David Hale against the Eagles' ''couple of monsters'' - Dean Cox and Nic Naitanui - or also bring back Broc McCauley, who was a late withdrawal yesterday with a virus.

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Former Wisconsin offensive line coach Mike Markuson knew things weren’t going well, but he didn’t expect to lose his job—especially two weeks into the season.
Markuson appeared on SiriusXM College Sports Nation on Monday night, a day after it was leaked that he would not be retained by coach Bret Bielema. During the interview, Markuson admitted the transition in the spring wasn’t exactly smooth. Still, he was caught off guard when Bielema asked him to leave. Wisconsin lost last week to Oregon State.
“He brought me into his office Sunday afternoon after a staff meeting and basically told me he was making change,” Markuson said. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported excerpts from the interview. “We had talked a few times before about certain things (but) it was a surprise for me.
“I really thought we were making good progress. In light of what has transpired, I still believe what I was teaching is the right thing to do. Obviously it didn’t fit into what they wanted at Wisconsin.”
It’s not clear to what degree Wisconsin’s poor play this season can be directly attributed to the offensive line. But, 2011 Heisman Trophy finalist Montee Ball has been woeful compared with last year’s production. Quarterback Danny O’Brien has made the loss of Russell Wilson cut even deeper. On offense, little has gone right for the Badgers.
Markuson did have an assessment of O’Brien, who transferred as a graduate student from Maryland.
“He has done some good things, and he has done some bad things,” Markuson said. “He is learning the position. I think the kid is going to be a very good quarterback, but there’s still a learning curve out there for him. People have to be patient with him. He does have some tools.”

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| | Cristiane 'Cyborg' Santos shoots down announced UFC 157 fight with Ronda Rousey
Cristiane 'Cyborg' Santos shoots down announced UFC 157 fight with Ronda Rousey
Ex-Strikeforce women's featherweight champ Cristiane "Cyborg" Santos (10-1) is not fighting UFC women's bantamweight champ Ronda Rousey (6-0 MMA, 0-0 UFC). Not yet, at least. |
Santos on Wednesday told MMAjunkie.com (MMAjunkie.com) that a notice on the UFC's Portguese-language website announcing a fight between the women at UFC 157 is the "wrong information."
She did, however, say that negotiations for the fight are underway, and said that she could fight at 135 pounds.
"In one month, I can't do it, but if I have time, I could do it," said Santos, who added that her management is currently negotiating with the UFC.
UFC 157 takes place Feb. 23 in Anaheim, Calif., which is Rousey's Southern California home turf. The card does not yet have an announced main event, though a light heavyweight fight between Lyoto Machida and Dan Henderson has been targeted for the show.
Santos clarified that she could compete at UFC 157 at 145 pounds, but needed additional time to drop to the 135-pound limit needed to vie for Rousey's title.
The conditions are a stark reversal for Santos, whose doctor recently said she would be unable to cut to 135 pounds without seriously affecting her health.
Word of the possible matchup quickly made Internet rounds. A UFC official said the posting was in error and the fight is not planned for UFC 157 or any upcoming card.
The two share a heated rivalry stoked by several interviews. Rousey has taken aim at Santos' suspension for steroids, which came following a fight nearly a year ago against Hiroko Yamanaka and led to her being stripped of the featherweight belt. And Santos has repeatedly voiced her desire to silence the outspoken champ.
Santos' suspension, a one-year term handed down by the California State Athletic Commission, which oversaw the bout, expires on Dec. 17.
Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.
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| | Cris Cyborg Denies Reports Of UFC 157 Fight With Ronda Rousey
Cris Cyborg Denies Reports Of UFC 157 Fight With Ronda Rousey
Cris Cyborg isn’t sure where the information came from, but she made sure to say it was false. |
Reports started circulating Wednesday night that the UFC’s Brazilian site had posted that UFC 157 would feature Cyborg and Ronda Rousey in the main event.
The card is set for February, and the social media world started buzzing.
However, in an interview with MMAjunkie.com, Cyborg denied such a fight as being official. The former Strikeforce women’s champion is currently suspended until later this month. She also stated that getting to 135 by that time is something “I can’t do,” but appears to have changed her tune concerning a potential drop to the class.
“If I have time, I could do it,” Cyborg said.
Previous reports from her own team stated that a doctor had told Cyborg such a drop to 135 could keep her from carrying a child later in life. The biggest hurdle to a Cyborg-Rousey fight appeared to be where it would take place, but that might not be an issue anymore.
Cyborg also said that her team is currently negotiating a deal with the UFC. Rousey is the lone female signed that has been made official by the promotion.
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A great story
Prosecutor and novelist combines truth and fiction
Tall, handsome man who has a way with words and a love affair with music leaves the rainy Northwest for sunny Southern California and finds success as a writer. He works on scripts for Hollywood studios, interviews - and dates - celebrities and wins raves for his novels.
But after a few years, the shine wears off the bright lights of Los Angeles, and he decides to make a change. He goes back to home state to pursue an earlier goal of law school, and discovers better stories and greater satisfaction in the courtroom, putting away child molesters, meth dealers and cold-blooded killers.
Another novel follows, along with interviews in national magazines and the distinction of being dubbed one of the country's most eligible bachelors.
He works his way up to the top spot at one of the busiest prosecutor's offices in the state and takes over a corner office with a view of the industrial Tacoma tide flats, a worn-out desk and hand-me-down chairs. Personal touches in the Spartan office include a photo from his wedding in Hawaii.
Having found the right woman and the right job, he lives in a historic home near downtown Tacoma and relishes the opportunities ahead.
Kind of reads like a best-seller.
In fact, it's a brief bio of Pierce County Prosecutor Mark Lindquist '95. He took over as prosecutor this fall, after Prosecutor Gerry Horne retired. The Pierce County Council voted unanimously to promote Lindquist, 50, to the top spot. He will stand for election next year.
"It's a perfect job," he says simply. "I get to do public service, feel the rush of adrenaline, and enjoy the camaraderie of good people. And you cannot find a job with better stories."
Lindquist looks the part of both crime-fighter and celebrity. He stands 6 foot 6, and is self-assured and serious, yet approachable, and has a dry sense of humor.
Being a prosecutor is the only legal job he's ever had. He started as an extern while in law school, and he was hooked. Like most young deputies, he started out prosecuting misdemeanors, and worked his way up, serving in the special assault unit, as trial team chief of the drug unit and eventually chief criminal deputy.
Hundreds of cases over the years have left an impression on him, and many moments stand out - from the stoic bravery of an 8-year-old rape victim on the stand to the frenzy that erupted when a madman opened fire at the Tacoma Mall.
He calls the prosecution of Tacoma Mall Shooter Dominick Maldonado one of his most significant cases. Maldonado wounded seven people, held four others hostage and terrorized thousands more on a busy Sunday before Thanksgiving 2005. He was convicted of 15 crimes and sentenced to 163 years in prison.
Lindquist and Deputy Prosecutor Phil Sorensen '86 had a strong case thanks to the work of the Tacoma Police Department. Ensuring a life sentence was important, Lindquist said, because Maldonado was so dangerous - walking into a crowded mall and shooting at strangers.
"The crime had an exceptional impact on the entire community, and I felt that justice in the case would give the community some closure on a crime that had caused so much upset and anger," Lindquist said. "It spooked people about the mall for months."
He admits the job can be wearying, "emotionally overwrought and drama-filled," but he has learned to manage the stress.
"You learn from this job that some people become jaded and some become Zen," he said. "You have to be even-keeled or it makes you crazy. I go home and I talk about it. My wife, Chelsea, loves the stories. And I write about it. That helps keep it in perspective."
He has his hands full. Pierce County still has a disproportionately high crime rate, a shortage of resources and the dubious distinction as one of the meth capitals of the country.
He has a staff of 240 and a budget of $27 million. In addition to the Criminal Division, Lindquist oversees the Family Support Division, the Juvenile Division and the Civil Division. The county has faced a backlog in the courts with fewer judges than it needs, and civil attorneys are clamoring to get on the court calendar
One of his goals is to reduce the number of felons released to halfway houses and work-release programs in Pierce County. He says Department of Corrections should place people where they lived when they were incarcerated.
He's proud that while he was in the drug unit, the number of toxic meth labs in the county dropped 90 percent from 2004, when it was in the top five nationwide for meth manufacturing. There has been a concerted effort by police, prosecutors and the community he said. While the meth problem remains, the danger of small-time dealers cooking up the hazardous drug in the woods and trailers of rural Pierce County has been greatly diminished.
"It’s definitely not for everyone, but I love this job. I always wanted to be in a courtroom. It is high-volume, it is high stress, it is high-drama. It’s also a lot of fun.”
One of the few things hanging in his office is a plaque given to him by his colleagues in the drug unit, bearing the message, "The druggies will miss you."
He is quick to give credit to his colleagues.
"All the attorneys, including the top staff, are excellent trial attorneys," he said.
Among them are several graduates of the law school including Assistant Chief Criminal Deputy Phil Sorensen '86, Chief of Staff Dawn Farina '88, Chief Criminal Deputy Mary Robnett '91 and Chief of the Family Support Division Sarah Richardson '95.
Life before law school
Though Lindquist said he always wanted to be in the courtroom, he didn't take a direct route.
After graduating from the University of Southern California with a degree in literature and cinema, he made a living as a writer, working on scripts for Hollywood studios, freelancing articles and publishing novels.
He interviewed celebrities such as Drew Barrymore ("charming and not-at-all spoiled" and Goldie Hawn ("hilarious and upbeat") and moved in celebrity circles. A star in his own right after the success of his books, he was grouped with other contemporary writers including Bret Easton Ellis ("American Psycho") and Jay McInerney ("Bright Lights, Big City") as part of the "Literary Brat Pack."
But he was "burned out on screenwriting," and gave up what sounds like a glamorous life.
"It seems glamorous when you're in your 20s," he says.
He moved to Tacoma and swapped his screenplays for law books. He continued writing, and he was featured in Details, Vanity Fair and numerous other publications. And yes - he really was one of People Magazine's "100 most eligible bachelors" in 2000.
Though he says his books aren't autobiographical, he definitely writes what he knows, and he draws on real-life experiences for themes and characters. "Sad Movies," was a fictional account of his experiences as a studio writer, and "Carnival Desires" is about a young man trying to jump out of the Hollywood Fast Lane.
"Never Mind Nirvana" centers around a former grunge musician-turned-prosecutor and is set against Seattle's electrifying music scene.
And the most recent, "The King of Methlehem," is about a cop and prosecutor working to catch the biggest meth dealer in Pierce County. Parts of the story and some traits of the characters resemble Lindquist and the cases he's tried. Anyone who has spent any time in the Northwest will recognize names and places throughout his latest novels.
He doesn't do a lot of research for his novels, but he compulsively takes notes, on yellow pads, napkins or scraps of papers, so he can remember details that fit into a story.
Work at the prosecutor's office and writing have taken over his life, he said.
"A lot of my hobbies have fallen to the wayside," he said. "I used to snow ski, play tennis, sail...I don't have time for it anymore."
He continues to be an avid reader and says music is the "greatest of the arts." He listens to old favorites like R.E.M., U2, the Replacements and Nirvana.
"My wife Chelsea is pretty hip and keeps me up to speed on new music," said Lindquist, who for years lived in a downtown Tacoma loft previously owned by Nirvana's Krist Novoselic.
But he's not complaining. He's grateful to have two jobs he loves and to live in a town that feels like home.
He's never had to campaign before, but he's already started working to keep his job. He says it comes naturally to him - "listening to people talking to people" which is what he's always done as an interviewer and investigator.
Lindquist has worked with the law school on recruiting students and graduates. He encourages anyone interested in trial work to apply for externships with his office.
"We view our externships as nine-month job interviews. We look at them as potential deputy prosecutors," he said. "The best way to get a job here is to be a good intern."
And externs soon learn if it's the path they want to pursue.
"It's definitely not for everyone, but I love this job," said Lindquist, who intends to try at least one case a year even as the elected prosecutor. "I always wanted to be in a courtroom. It is high-volume, it is high stress, it is high-drama. It's also a lot of fun."
By Katherine Hedland Hansen

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|December 8th, 2011|
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Australia reach final with triumph over The Netherlands
Pool C – Netherlands 2-4 Australia
World number one side Australia have reached the final of the Owen G Glenn FIH Champions Trophy with a game to spare thanks to a fine display against the Netherlands. The Kookaburras, who have won the past three Champions Trophy tournaments, were is ruthless goal-scoring form with Chris Ciriello, Matt Gohdes (2) and his cousin Jamie Dwyer gave Australia a 4-2 win over the Dutch.
As you would expect from two of the world’s most exciting, attack minded hockey teams, it was a fascinating match with plenty of action in both circles. Australia were certainly the dominant force in the first half, and could easily have scored early were it not for some superb goalkeeping from Jaap Stockmann who made great saves from Chris Ciriello and Jason Wilson.
In the 26th minute, The Netherlands were awarded a penalty corner, but all time Champions Trophy top scorer Taeke Taekema was denied the chance to shine thanks to a smart video referral from the Kookaburras. Australia went to the video umpire again three minutes later when they believed they had seen an infringement in the Netherlands circle. Video umpire Gareth Greenfield agreed with Australia, and Chris Ciriello put away the penalty corner at the second time of asking to make the score 1-0.
Australia were given a warning early in the second half when Taekema sent a penalty corner fractionally wide of the target before The Netherlands pulled themselves level in the 47th minute thanks to a stunning reverse stick shot from FIH Young Player of the Year candidate Billy Bakker.
Incredibly, Australia hit back three minutes later when Matt Gohdes – cousin of four time FIH Player of the Year Jamie Dwyer – bundled home a penalty corner before making the score 3-1 with a blistering volley nine minutes from the end of the game.
Dwyer himself ensured that it was a family affair when he got his name on the score-sheet with a piece of individual brilliance in the 64th minute. Receiving an overhead pass down the right, Dwyer accelerated into the circle, moved his body around the ball before spectacularly crashing the ball high into the Netherlands goal to give his team a 4-1 lead.
The Netherlands scored a consolation goal in the final minute when Valentin Verga finished well after great work from Bakker, but it was Australia who took all the point s and confirmed their place in yet another Champions Trophy final.
Australia - Netherlands 4-2 - Owen G Glenn FIH Champions Trophy Men 2011
> Australia qualify for a Champions Trophy final match for a record 13th time and are well on their way to become the first team to win four successive Champions Trophy titles.
> Australia have now won their last 4 CT encounters with the Dutch and are unbeaten in their last 8 against them.
> Jamie Dwyer netted his 7th goal of the tournament. The last CT top scorer to net at least 7 goals was Florian Keller (GER, 7) in 2008.
> Dwyer is now on 25 CT career goals. Only Australians to have scored more CT goals are Mark Hager (32) and Stephen Davies (28).
> Matt Gohdes scored twice in this match to lift his tournament total to three.
> Gohdes 2nd goal and Australia’s third of the match marked Australia’s 500th CT goal.
> Billy Bakker has scored in all 4 matches for NED at Auckland 2011.
> Valentin Verga scored his first CT career goal.
> Netherlands failed to score from 4 penalty corners awarded in this match and are now on 2 for 15 at Auckland 2011.
> Australia converted 2 of 5 PCs today. They are now on 5 for 19 for the tournament.
> Australia are yet to concede a penalty corner goal (12 PCs have been awarded to their opponents).
Australia - Netherlands (8 Dec 2011, 16:05) - Owen G Glenn FIH Champions Trophy Men 2011
> Australia have won 19 of their 32 CT matches against the Netherlands (19W – 4D – 9L).
> Australia have won their last 3 CT encounters with the Dutch and are unbeaten in their last 7 against them since losing 4-2 in the 2003 CT final.
> Australia’s biggest CT win over the Netherlands came in 2009 (7-2).
> Holland’s biggest CT victory over the Kookaburras dates back to 2002 (6-1).
> At last year’s CT, Australia beat Holland 6-3 by scoring 4 goals in the last 8 minutes of the match.
> Australia need to score 3 more goals to become the first team to accumulate 500 Champions Trophy goals. Opponents Netherlands are on 483 CT goals.
> Australia carry over 3 point from Pool A from their 3-2 win over Spain in the opening match of the tournament. Australia are the only team to have won all 3 of their pool matches.
> The Kookaburras will secure a final berth if they beat the Netherlands.
> Australia are ranked 1st in the world. They are the reigning Champions Trophy and World champions.
> Australia aim to become the first team to win four successive Champions Trophy titles.
> Jamie Dwyer tops the goalscorer list after Day 3 on 6 goals (all from open play).
> Dwyer can join four players who have scored at least 10 goals in a single CT tournament: Paul Litjens (NED) 15 in 1980 and 11 in 1981, Wolfgang Strödter (GER) 12 in 1980, Florian Kunz (GER) 10 in 2001 and Jorge Lombi (ARG) 10 in 2003.
> Dwyer is now on 24 CT career goals. Only Australians to have scored more CT goals are Mark Hager (32) and Stephen Davies (28).
> Australia are on 13 goals after Day 3. Only Spain have scored more (14).
> The Kookaburras have converted 3 of 14 penalty corners awarded (21%)
> Australia are yet to concede a penalty corner goal (8 PCs have been awarded to their opponents).
> Australia have conceded fewest goals (4) after 3 matches.
> Jamie Dwyer and Eddie Ockenden are nominated for Men’s FIH Player of the Year. Matthew Swann is on the shortlist for Young Player of the Year.
> The Dutch have finished in the top 4 in each of their last 24 CT tournaments (including 2011), since finishing 6th in 1986.
> Netherlands are on 2 for 11 in terms of penalty corners converted (18%).
> They are the only team that has not had any penalty corners awarded against them.
> Netherlands (0 for 0) and Germany (0 for 15) have not conceded any penalty corner goals yet, coming into Day 4.
> Billy Bakker has scored in every match so far for his team at Auckland 2011 (3 FG), as have Gabriel Dabanch (ESP) and Jamie Dwyer (AUS).
> Rogier Hofman, Jeroen Hertzberger (2FG) and Taeke Taekema (2PC) are the other Dutch goalscorers.
> Taeke Taekema is all-time top goalscorer in CT competition on 47 goals. Teun de Nooijer is on 42 goals.

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Streak snapped: Michigan goes cold in 64-54 loss at Michigan State
Chris Asadian | AnnArbor.com
EAST LANSING -- The Michigan basketball team entered Breslin Center looking for its first four-game winning streak against Michigan State in more than a decade.
But all the Wolverines found were flat jumpers and one fired-up Spartans defense.
No. 23 Michigan shot just 39.6 percent from the floor and was out-rebounded by 24 as No. 9 MSU earned a regular-season split with a convincing 64-54 victory at the Breslin Center.
"As a team, we didn't really stay together like we should have," Michigan freshman point guard Trey Burke said. "We kind of gave them the game, kind of gave up.
"It's just another lesson to be learned."
The loss snapped Michigan's first three-game winning streak in the series since 1998. The Wolverines have not won two straight games in East Lansing since 1997.
For Michigan State, the victory catapulted the Spartans (18-6, 7-3 Big Ten) back in front of the Wolverines (17-7, 7-4) for second place in the Big Ten standings.
And perhaps more importantly, it gave MSU some of its in-state bragging rights back for the first time since 2010.
"They deserved to beat us the other three (times), but hopefully we switched the trend and it'll start going the other way again," Michigan State coach Tom Izzo said. "(Today), it was more about the rivalry than it was the Big Ten (race).
"It was way more about the rivalry."
Michigan's two leading scorers, Tim Hardaway Jr. and Burke, went a combined 5-for-21 from the floor. Burke finished with 11 points, Hardaway, who shot 1-for-10 from the field, had four.
On the flip side, Michigan State senior Draymond Green shook off any questions about lingering knee pain, going for 14 points, 16 rebounds and four assists.
Green's 16 rebounding number equaled Michigan's team total. The Spartans, meanwhile, grabbed 40 boards and went 24-for-46 from the field and out-scored Michigan 36-20 in the paint.
"He has a huge desire," Michigan senior guard Stu Douglass said of Green. "He looked good."
Neither team opened the game with much success on offense, but it was Michigan State's defense that did all the talking during the first 20 minutes.
The Wolverines found no room offensively, and had trouble hanging onto the ball (nine first-half turnovers). It all showed on the scoreboard.
Michigan opened the game 5-of-17 from the floor, and after an inside runner by Brandon Wood with 4:48 to play in the first, Michigan State found itself up 25-11.
Burke gave Michigan slight life with a deep 3-pointer at the first-half buzzer, cutting the Spartans' lead to 30-22 at the break -- but Michigan opened the second half 0-for-5, and MSU got two quick buckets from Adreian Payne and Green to push the lead back up to 12.
Things then went from bad to worse for Michigan three minutes later, as Zack Novak was whistled for the Wolverines' 10th turnover, prompting an argument from Michigan coach John Beilein and a technical foul for his trouble.
Austin Thornton knocked down both foul shots, Keith Appling finished the possession with a runner, the Breslin Center exploded and Michigan State held a 40-26 lead with 14:00 to go.
"They've got some girth inside and some length inside that makes it really, really tough," Beilein said. "They just pound the ball in the post and pound the ball in the post. Some of the teams we've played, we've been able to deal with some of that.
"Today, we couldn't."
Michigan got it under 10 points on three separate occasions during the final eight minutes, but each time, MSU had an answer.
Green created the first two answers with back-to-back buckets before Appling and Derrick Nix notched two straight hoops inside to make it 53-40 with 4:28 left, effectively ending any hopes of a Wolverine comeback.
"They were more of a team than us tonight," Burke said. "Especially down the stretch.
"But it's something we can fix."
Morgan finished with 11 points for Michigan, while Novak ended his day with 14 points before fouling out.
Appling and Branden Dawson each finished with 10 points.
The Wolverines fell to 1-6 on the road this season, and will play four of their final seven regular-season games away from Crisler Center, the first coming Wednesday with a trip to Nebraska.
The loss also marked the second-straight weekend Michigan has fallen by double-digits to a rival on national television, leaving the Wolverines looking for yet another bounce-back performance.
"In Ann Arbor (against Michigan State), we made shots," Beilein said. "Draymond was much better today than he was in Ann Arbor, and that's a big difference.
"We can't get taller, we can't get bigger, and they just smashed us inside and said 'stop this,' and we just couldn't do that today."
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Friday, September 27, 2013
Posted in Men
Tags: Bicycles, Fashion Week, Grooming, Pants, Paris
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September 27, 2013 at 2:13 pm
All blue including the phone case make the picture pop.
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September 27, 2013 at 4:35 pm
September 28, 2013 at 4:06 am
I think I’m in Love
September 28, 2013 at 9:35 am
Get in line! He is so cute! One of the many reasons to love Paris.
September 28, 2013 at 8:24 am
velib sweetheart! he’s very elegant! :)
September 27, 2013 at 2:36 pm
Lovely picture, he looks very nice.
September 27, 2013 at 2:49 pm
I really like pics like that and he looks good. xaxa
September 27, 2013 at 3:16 pm
It’s so French.
September 27, 2013 at 3:19 pm
INTERESANTE !! es la palabra para definir a este seĂ±or.
The Velib’ grey just works better than our bad, bad Citi blue!
September 27, 2013 at 3:41 pm
I love the mix of black and dark blue! and the shoes without socks too!
September 27, 2013 at 4:12 pm
Solid personal style. Love. You took a photo of my next boyfriend. Merci Scott!
September 27, 2013 at 4:16 pm
ItÂ´s SO Paris!
September 27, 2013 at 4:41 pm
I’m amazed. How is he able to steer without hands?
September 27, 2013 at 4:42 pm
I always like dark navy head to toe. The sockless shoes are getting tired already. Such a Sartorialist staple. What makes the pic stand out is only one thing: the bnavy iPhone case.
September 27, 2013 at 5:04 pm
Interesting look! Not very fond of the shoes though.
September 27, 2013 at 5:20 pm
simplicitĂ© a son meilleur
September 27, 2013 at 5:22 pm
This is so Paris! Lovely pic!
September 27, 2013 at 6:49 pm
What a classic Parisian shot! It would be hard to take this in Los Angeles – there are fewer smokers here!
September 27, 2013 at 8:18 pm
I love the leonine man in the background, on the bicycle…perfection.
September 28, 2013 at 12:19 am
They even do city bikes better in Paris
September 28, 2013 at 12:51 am
With the exception of the hair on his head, he appears totally hairless. Uber grooming?
September 28, 2013 at 1:23 am
Love Parisian style!
September 28, 2013 at 3:31 am
French typical !
September 28, 2013 at 5:29 am
Well that is just the best way to be dressed for fashion week. Squeaky clean, a good haircut and shiny shoes. x
September 28, 2013 at 6:36 am
September 28, 2013 at 8:32 am
Love this shot, great guy!
September 28, 2013 at 8:57 am
Beautiful blues and a subject with a cell phone AND a cigarette!
September 28, 2013 at 10:52 am
Fascinating bicycles and the guy in the background does have a raffish, handsome look.
September 28, 2013 at 12:52 pm
I really love these bicycles. Makes for a nation of fit people, even though they smoke!
September 28, 2013 at 2:31 pm
Blue is the new black. It helps to be good looking with good hair.
September 28, 2013 at 3:50 pm
Beautiful, maybe without the cigarette he would be even better. I love men dressed in blue.
September 28, 2013 at 4:44 pm
September 28, 2013 at 8:18 pm
Itd be better if the phone wasn’t blue…but I can live with that. So very handsome.
September 29, 2013 at 1:09 pm
This should be a uniform for every man or is this wishfull thinking ?
September 29, 2013 at 2:23 pm
The shoes ! Men in US, please please take a cue …..
September 29, 2013 at 3:42 pm
Handsome and clean cut!
September 29, 2013 at 4:01 pm
The shoes are perfection defined! Anyone know where one could get a similar pair?
October 1, 2013 at 6:37 am
Why don’t Australian guys have such impeccable fashion sense and the attitude to go with it! He’s divine.
October 3, 2013 at 2:56 am
Amo il blu
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Woods takes Landmark Women's Track Athlete of the Week honors for performance at Wake Forest Open
(Posted March 21, 2011)
HUNTINGDON, Pa. -- A solid performance in the 3,000m run propeled Juniata College track and field freshman Katrina Woods (Shirleysburg, Pa./Mount Union) to Landmark Conference Women's Track Athlete of the Week honors, when the conference's weekly awards were announced Monday.
Woods finished 12th in a highly competitive field in the 3,000m at Saturday's Wake Forest Open in Winston-Salem, N.C., posting a time of 10:42.97.
That time is the second-fastest in that event either indoor or outdoor in the Landmark Conference this season.
The Landmark Track Athlete of the Week honor is the first weekly conference award for Woods, who also ran in the 800m run (54th, 2:27.25) at the Wake Forest Open.
Juniata track and field will travel to Selinsgrove, Pa., this Saturday to compete in the Susquehanna University Jim Taylor Invitational.
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The Blaugrana coach believes his side will bounce back swiftly from their Champions League disappointment, and described Eric Abidal's return to fitness as "important"Barcelona side to move on from their defeat to AC Milan, and insists the team still deserve "credit, trust and respect".
The Blaugrana were beaten 2-0 by the Serie A side in the first leg of their Champions League last 16 tie, with the side widely criticised for their lacklustre display at San Siro.
However, Tito Vilanova's replacement while he recovers from cancer treatment insists that the team have earned respect following their accomplishments in recent seasons, and believes they will bounce back swiftly from this disappointment.
"We must turn the page after San Siro," Roura told reporters at a press conference. "Xavi said we did not know how to compete, but I think it was because we lacked a little more confidence. We will talk of Milan ahead of the return leg.
"It is normal the players are angry and sad, because the result is not favourable and they know it. They have been self-critical, which is logical and normal. We have lost matches before and we will lose again before the end of the season, but what makes the difference is the reaction that comes after. I'm convinced that we will return at a good level.
"I've always said we must differentiate between competitions, now we have the league and for us this is simple. It's a very important game for us to recover our senses.
"If right now there is a team that deserves credit, trust and respect, it is this one.
"I always think the players play to their limit, with a maximum intensity, and we have shown this not just this year, but for a long time. Saturday will be no exception."
Barcelona face Sevilla on Saturday evening, and Roura has called on the club's supporters to back his side in what could be a tough encounter.
"[Unai] Emery has made the team into a very competitive package," he added. "I don't know if they will try to imitate Milan, but that will be their decision.
"For us, it is essential that the fans come to the game to support us, particularly in these types of games. I ask everyone to come to the game, because it will be important."
Although Roura admits that Vilanova's absence is affecting the team, he was delighted to welcome back Eric Abidal and David Villa to the squad.
"We always notice Tito's absence. We just try to minimise it," he added.
"Abidal's recovery is good for him and for the club, but on a sporting level, we have regained a very important player for our squad. The process will be longer, because this is not a common injury. We will decide based on how he progesses physically.
"Villa didn't travel with us in order to regain his fitness, he is feeling very good. He will be with us, and we will have another option for the team."

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John McLaren, manager for a moment
On Friday night, John McLaren managed his first game since June 18, 2008, the day before the Seattle Mariners fired him midseason. Upon McLaren's dismissal, the Mariners filled their vacancy with McLaren's bench coach, a former big league manager named Jim Riggleman.
For one night, McLaren was the one replacing Riggleman. The Nationals' manager watched the game from a suite high above the field at PNC Park, disallowed from any communication with his team. McLaren could do what he wanted, but would he stick to Riggleman's methods or use his own ideas?
"That's a good question," McLaren said, laughing.
The truth is, McLaren and Riggleman think alike. They both love dissecting games and talking baseball from all angles, but they usually end up at about the same spot on decisions. That's why McLaren hired Riggleman as his bench coach in 2008, and it's why Riggleman hired McLaren this year.
"I manage every night with Jim," McLaren said. "I think along with him every single night. I try to stay basically with what he would do. Jim is a very sound baseball man. I'm not going to try to reinvent the wheel by any chance. I just try to stick to our basics, do what we usually do. Guys that run, run. And so forth."
A baseball manager can't make too large of an imprint in one game, and you really didn't notice anything different. When McLaren put Sean Burnett in for Tyler Clippard, he made sure to double-switch -- Nyjer Morgan came out of the game in favor of Roger Bernadina.
"John McLaren and the other coaches, they all know my feelings on how the game is run and how our team operates," Riggleman said before the game. "I think we'll do it the same way."
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Andy Murray has withdrawn from the Rogers Cup prior to his match against Milos Raonic, citing a left knee injury.
The 25 year old had just two days to recover from his Olympic victory and travel to Toronto, whilst also having to adjust to a new surface.
Murray had to call the trainer on after the first set during the 6-1, 6-3 win over Flavio Cipolla due to the injury, and has now decided not to risk doing further damage. Murray comments on withdrawal
I decided this morning. It was a bit sore yesterday. I came in today, saw the physios, they did some work on it, and it's still a bit sore.
I did a little warmup on the bike to try it out and it was still sore. I had to make a decision as to what I was going to do.
I spoke with the guys and decided the best thing was to rest and try and make sure I can actually let my body kind of adjust to the surface.
I'll be able to get as much treatment as possible. I wasn't able to to do anything to adjust to the surface (from Olympic grass) and get used to the movement at all.
I'll be able to do that and give it a few days and see how it feels.
The hard courts, for me anyway, are the hardest on my body. It always takes me a bit of time to get used to playing on them again. I hope it doesn't affect the next few weeks too much.
Now I have to take a couple days off without playing, so this (injury) may have set me back slightly.
The world number four will now hope he is fit to defend his Cincinnati title next week.

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Fort Myers, FL (Sports Network) - Ryan Doumit went 2-for-3 with a three-run homer and Mark Sobolewski added two hits and three RBI to lead the Minnesota Twins to a 12-5 win over the Philadelphia Phillies on Wednesday.
Aaron Hicks went 2-for-3 with two RBI, while Trevor Plouffe and Drew Butera added one RBI apiece for the Twins, who plated three runs in both the sixth and seventh innings.
Wilkin Ramirez and Jeff Clement each added an RBI in the triumph.
Brian Duensing earned the win after tossing 1 2/3 perfect innings. Kevin Correia gave up three runs -- two earned -- on five hits and struck out two over 2 1/3 innings of work for Minnesota.
Carlos Ruiz went 2-for-2 with three RBI, while Dom Brown and Ryan Howard added one RBI apiece for the Phillies, who missed the playoffs last season for the first time since 2006.
Adam Morgan was charged with the loss after allowing four runs -- one earned -- on five hits over 1 2/3 innings. John Lannan, who started for Philadelphia allowed just one run on four hits and one walk over two innings.

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Don't worry if these rules seem confusing; we will explain them when you come to practice.
- Short sleeve tops are recommended or long sleeve tops that fit tightly on the arms.
- Sneakers are required in the Barnard LeFrak Gymnasium.
- Always use a stringer to string your bow.
- Always use a finger tab and an arm guard when shooting.
- Use a chest protector if necessary.
- Never release the string if you are drawing a bow without an arrow loaded; this is called dryfiring.
- Check that no one is in front of the shooting line before you nock an arrow.
- In the Barnard LeFrak Gymnasium, check that no one is running on the track above as well.
- If the arrow falls off the arrow rest, take down; do not shoot it.
- Treat arrows that fall on the floor past the shooting line as arrows that have been shot; retrieve them later.
- Do not walk past the shooting line for any reason until everyone has stepped off the shooting line.
- Check that no one is behind you when you pull your arrows.
- If the string keeps hitting your arm when you shoot, let the coach know.
- No more than three archers should shoot simultaneously on the same target butt.
- Be careful not to tilt your bow in the way of the archers next to you when nocking an arrow.
- Do not talk to or touch the archers next to you when they are at full draw.
- Wait until the archers next to you have completed their shots before stepping on or off the shooting line.
- Do not shoot more than five arrows per end.
- If you are the last person shooting, do not shoot more than one arrow.
- If you are the last person shooting, shout "clear"; when you step off the shooting line to indicate that it is safe for everyone to retrieve their arrows.
- Leave your bow on the bow stand when you retrieve your arrows.
- Hold conversations behind the shooting line, not at the target butts.
- Assist in setting up and taking down targets at the beginning and end of practice.

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New York Yankees co-chairman Hank Steinbrenner says he’s not upset that team captain Derek Jeter is supporting Jorge Posada.
Posada pulled himself out of the lineup over the weekend, saying he needed a day off, and a public spat ensued between the slumping slugger and team management. Jeter later said he saw nothing wrong with what his pal did.
“I don’t have a problem with that,” Steinbrenner told The Associated Press today. “They’ve known each other for a long time.”
Steinbrenner said he is miffed the Yankees got swept over the weekend at home by Boston, leaving them with a five-game losing streak.
Posada has since apologized to the Yankees. The Yankees held a conference call today with Jeter, team president Randy Levine, general manager Brian Cashman and managing general partner Hal Steinbrenner.
“We’re all on the same page,” Jeter said, without getting into specifics.
Posada was not in the lineup tonight for the series opener at Tampa Bay. Tough lefty David Price was set to start for the AL East-leading Rays, and the switch-hitting Posada doesn’t have a hit against a left-hander this season.
Alex Rodriguez was listed as the designated hitter, Posada’s spot for most of the season.

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As the famed Training Camp Tour wraps up the week, we visited with Agawam and Holyoke, the fifth and sixth finishers in the AA Conference last year.
From a new head coach to new quarterbacks to re-dedication to the year of football, the sense of late-summer preseason excitement was palpable on Day 4 of the Tour.
Remember to check out our new High School Football page for full schedules, statistics, and everything else.
Today's tour stops:
Agawam --- Armed with a new coach and a new offense, the Agawam Brownies are looking for the playoffs in 2008.Click here for the full report.
Holyoke --- Led by a good attitude and veteran lines, Holyoke looks to move up in the AA. Click here for the full report.

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Wednesday, 23 January 2013
Silent Hill (PSX)
So today I'm finally getting around to another requested game: the original Silent Hill on the original PlayStation, one of the original survival horror games. Honestly I'm not expecting to like this much as survival horror isn't really my thing, but I will try to give it a fair shot. You can all laugh at me as I get hopelessly lost and fail to solve basic puzzles.
I suppose I should "start" the "game" then.
And so I was sent chasing after the mysterious Cheryl through the foggy abandoned streets of Silent Hill. I guess everyone must have left town when the volcanic ash started raining down, wisely heeding the lessons of Dante's Peak. Actually I'm sure it's probably meant to be snowing, but you wouldn't know it looking at the roads.
He seems to control more or less the same as the heroes in Resident Evil: using only one stick for movement, with left and right rotating the character. There are side-step buttons but he steps so slowly that they're entirely useless. It's a shame really as the game has a full 3D world, no fixed pre-rendered backgrounds here, and it came out well into the DualShock era so they could have easily used the two sticks for movement and camera like... every third person game that's come out in the last decade.
Well she hasn't lured me into a alley full of monsters yet, so she's still the most helpful person I've met all day.
Maybe after you two have fought side by side against overwhelming odds for a bit, then you can start trusting the complete stranger with your gun, but not two minutes after meeting him.
Combat in this seems more or less identical to Resident Evil (I'm glad I played that last week now, seeing as I'm mentioning it under every other picture), where I try to rotate Harry to face the right direction, hold R1 to raise my weapon, then keep tapping X to swipe/shoot. If I'm lucky a few of my attacks will even connect.
This time however I found this piece of paper lying at the end of the alleyway, with a cryptic message on it saying "To school". 'Cheryl's hiding out at the school' Harry reasons, managing to completely ignore the fact that it makes absolutely no sense. How would she even know where the school in this town is?
I like how the radio starts picking up static when enemies are getting close, like a creepy warning system, because I can't see the bastards coming in this fog. I can't see a damn thing out here actually and that's not really a complaint, as it is only a humble PlayStation game, and I can't help but be impressed how they managed to use the hardware's weaknesses as a strength.
I tried going north and taking the bridge from Finney St. across to Central Silent Hill, but that was a total failure as well. I guess I'm not actually meant to be going to the school just yet, though I haven't got a clue what the game wants me to do instead
You know, there's something really familiar about these street names. Bradbury and Bachman are both horror writers for sure (Richard Bachman is Steven King's pen name.), and Midwich sounds a lot like Dunwich (as in The Dunwich Horror, which is a story by Lovecraft.)
Oh one thing I should mention that doesn't come across at all in these screenshots, is that the camera generally turns to face the direction I'm heading in as I'm walking around, which feels like a revolutionary innovation after playing Resident Evil. Of course the fog ensures I still can't see a damn thing, but Harry can't see a damn thing either so at least that makes sense. Not like RE forcing me to walk blind into enemies that the character was clearly looking straight at.
Right, I guess I'm going back down to the broken bridge again then.
It wouldn't bring me any joy though, not really. As far as I can tell, developers have decided that combat in survival horror games can't be any fun, as that'd encourage the player to fight instead of running, so actually shooting one of these things down is more hassle than it's worth.
Or at least I was until I got mauled by a monster. Back to the title screen! Now I've got to load up my save and walk back to the bridge to collect the first key again.
Inside the first area of the school I found a notepad to save on, a map, and three messages scrawled in blood. You know who I didn't find though? Cheryl. She's long gone, again.
Annoyingly this toilet turned out to be entirely devoid of anything useful (or otherwise), so I just wasted a third of magazine for zero gain. This guy will probably even respawn in here eventually. I'll have to be more careful with my shots.
I've used up half my ammo stash on these creatures so far and I still keep finding them everywhere. They're not hard to kill (thank fuck) but I really can't afford to waste any more of my precious ammo on them. Fortunately I just happened to have a large metal pole with me, which is a reasonable substitute to bullets.
My reward is a gold medallion and I have to mention again just how incredibly grateful I am that the game doesn't have a limited inventory. I can carry crap like this around everywhere until I finally find a slot for it, no need to make trips back and forth from the storage box.
Okay I've solved the 'statue of hand', the piano's locked, and I can't see anything to do in the ? room. I'm a bit stuck really. I don't like using walkthroughs, but maybe I can have a glance at where to go next, just a quick look to point me in the right direction.
Inserting the medallion turned the clock to 12:00, which I believe means it's time for a music puzzle! Hopefully that has unlocked the piano for me. Though I can't remember what the clue was, and the game doesn't store notes for you, so I'll have to go and check again.
LATER, IN THE PIANO ROOM.
Don't Trust Anyone Over Thirty" by Moonriders today.
Alright so the white pelican comes first, then a dove flies beyond the pelican, a raven flies higher than a dove, a swan glides in next to another bird, and finally a lazy crow comes in and lands the first chance it gets. I'd be lying if I said this made the slightest bit of sense to me.
But of course nothing I try works. Yes it turns out I'm even worse at puzzles than I am at killing monsters. Alright fine, I'll check a let's play on youtube just to see where I'm going wrong...
Oh shit I really am a fucking idiot! How did I not get the most obvious clue? I only needed to play the youtube video long enough to hear a single sentence from the player and that was all I need to solve the puzzle immediately: "A Tale of Birds WITHOUT A VOICE".
I'd been pressing the wrong set of keys entirely.
Then I managed to get caught by them the next time around as well! I'm kicked back to the title screen and have to do the piano puzzle again. Looks like I'm bringing out the pistol next time.
If I've learned anything from this, it's that I should save after everything. Well okay I couldn't save in this case as the door to the save room is after these monsters, but in the future I should save after everything. There's no limited ink ribbon bullshit in this, I can save as many times and as often as I want. I hope.
Alright I'll check a walkthrough one last time, just to get the school over with. Then I can quit the game in shame.
A QUICK SCAN OF A WALKTHROUGH LATER.
In my defence its on a basement floor that I didn't know existed, as I assumed both staircases ended on the ground floor. But the staircases are not quite alike it seems.
Undying, only drawn by an 8 year old.
Anyway I managed to get four rooms into the alternate school before being ganged up on by a group of monsters and beaten up again. GAME OVER.
I didn't actually hate Silent Hill, though I didn't exactly enjoy it either. It definitely appears to be a well made game that builds upon earlier survival horror titles while fixing a lot of the frustrations, and I can't really find much to complain about so far. But the joyless irritating combat combined with a total lack of any reward for killing anything makes me kinda wish the enemies weren't even in the game at all, and that can't be a good thing. I suppose that's just the nature of the genre though.
I will say that it's probably the best survival horror game I've played all year, though it's still January and I've only played two so far, so that really only means I liked it more than Resident Evil. But hey, there are worse games to be better than.
Do you have any thoughts about Silent Hill, survival horror games, anything else half-way relevant, or just my site in general? If so, you're in luck as I have a comments box right there under this post especially for you!
Don't waste this rare opportunity to share your opinions on the internet!

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- Force India news
Indian GP tax issues must be resolved - Mallya
Force India boss Vijay Mallya has called on Indian government officials to open a dialogue with Formula One and resolve the tax issues hanging over the Indian Grand Prix.
India's strict tax regime has caused a headache for Formula One since it first started racing in the country in 2011, with high customs duties and even corporation and personal tax being levelled at the teams and drivers on each visit. This year's race has been called into question over the issue and there is a chance next year's race could be called off completely.
Mallya, who is no stranger to Indian tax law after blaming high taxes for the struggles his airline business faces, said the country could not afford for its tax policy to get in the way of the grand prix.
"Yes there is a problem with India's tax authorities, but India's tax authorities tend to be a very difficult bunch," he told ESPN. "They even launched a humongous tax claim on Vodafone and Nokia and other multi-national companies. This sort of standoff on taxes is nothing unusual.
"Their logic is that there are 19 races and one race is India, therefore 1/19th of all revenue generated in Formula One is subject to Indian tax. From a narrow-minded, Indian tax man's point of thinking maybe that is justifiable, but we need to sit down with them and engage with them and say, 'Listen, this is not the only country that's hosting an F1 race. There are other countries that have been hosting F1 races for decades and they don't make the same demands. So how can you?'
"The Indian government on one side say they want India to be modern, vibrant country and want the global society and global industry and global sport to take notice of India and its potential. But the irrational behaviour by the taxman doesn't support such a mission. So it's a question of sitting around the table and hammering it out with them."
Mallya said the Indian Grand Prix is mutually beneficial for both his country and Formula One.
"It's a fantastic track, the drivers love it, the teams love it. India is a country with huge potential. 1.3 billion people and 50% of them are youngsters. There can't be a better environment for Formula One's future."

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With the 53-man roster set for the upcoming 2014 season, the Indianapolis Colts are looking to do something that they have only done once since 2006. Win the Super Bowl.
While contributions from each player and coach will be key in making this goal happen this season, there are three main reasons why the Colts will win it all this year.
Quarterback Andrew Luck has become the face of the franchise since the Colts drafted him in 2012 and for good reason. Luck has a regular season record of 22-10 in his first two seasons under center in Indianapolis and has a 1-2 playoff record. Luck has been regarded by many as a top 5 quarterback in the game today and he deserves that title. Luck has carried the Colts on his back in many situations when the team has needed him most. With a handful of weapons at his disposal with receivers T.Y. Hilton, Hakeem Nicks, and Reggie Wayne, look for Luck to have his best season of his career yet.
The Colts have the easiest schedule this season. While their first two games are against strong teams like the Denver Broncos in week one and the Philadelphia Eagles in week two, the schedule gets easier from there as the Colts only play two other teams that made the playoffs last season. So while there is a chance that the Colts may start off 0-2, even though they beat Denver last season, the Colts will be able to rebound fast. They have the opportunity to win at least 12 games this season, especially if they find a way to start of the season with wins against the Broncos and Eagles. If they can do that, they could easily find themselves in the driver’s seat of home-field advantage.
Now I know this may be a little much, but the Colts will have a better season defensively that they did last year. When it comes to total defense, the Colts were ranked 20th in the league, but ranked 9th in points allowed per game. The Colts added key pieces in defensive end Arthur Jones, linebacker D’Qwell Jackson, and signing cornerback Vontae Davis to a long-term extension. While these may not make them a top five defense, the moves could easily make the Colts a more formidable unit defensively. While the loss of safety Antoine Bethea is huge for the secondary, the Colts did sign veteran Mike Adams to try and fill his spot. Defensively, the Colts don’t have to be great. They just have to be good enough to hold keep their opponents out of the end zone more often than not.
Barring any major injuries to the Colts’ roster (i.e. Luck getting hurt), these three reasons will be why the Indianapolis Colts will be hoisting the Lombardi Trophy in Arizona.

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MORAGA -- Zoe Conley pitched a four-hit shutout with nine strikeouts to lead the top-seeded Salesian High softball team to a 2-0 win over St. Patrick-St. Vincent on Saturday in the North Coast Section Division IV championship at Saint Mary's College.
It's the Pride's second straight NCS title and its third overall.
Catcher Madison Pozzi went 3 for 3, including an RBI single in the first inning when Salesian (18-1) scored both of its runs. Pozzi's chopper over third base scored Skye Salas, and Mariah Schuchart followed with a sacrifice fly to score Meghan Bradbury.
"We needed to jump on them right away because we might not get another chance," Salesian coach Dolores Bonds said. "They're that good."
But with Conley, a senior headed to CSU Northridge, in the circle, Salesian didn't need to score again.
Though St. Pat's knew Conley well -- the final marked the fourth time the Tri-County Athletic League rivals played this year -- she kept the Bruins off the basepaths for the most part.
Conley, who is only 5-foot-2 but throws in the 60's, got into the most trouble in the top of the seventh. A pair of errors put runners on base with just one out, but a groundout to second and a flyball tracked down by right fielder Lysette Zaragoza ended the game.
"They know what I have so I have to keep working," Conley said of St. Pat's. "I had to mix it up and keep them off balance."
Salesian also beat the Bruins (24-7) in last year's NCS championship game.
The Bruins were responsible for Salesian's lone loss of the season, a 7-5 defeat way back on March 21.
But since then, Conley and the Pride have been extremely tough to score on. The four-year starting pitcher allowed just one run in seven games in May as Salesian outscored its playoff opponents 12-1.
Division IV Championship Salesian 2, St. Patrick-St. Vincent 0
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deAlba and Barker. Conley and Pozzi. W: Conley. L: deAlba. 2B: Soley (SPSV), Boursaw (SPSV). Records: Salesian 18-1; St. Patrick-St.Vincent 24-7. Highlights: SPSV -- Soley 2 for 3. S -- Conley 7 IP, 4 H, 0 R, 9 K, BB; Pozzi 3 for 3, RBI; Bradbury 1 for 2, R; Schuchart RBI.

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Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Wordless Wednesday - Farming with Grandpa
Brent (behind the wheel), Cathy (standing in cab), Mary and Clifton on the farm.
Heather Kuhn Roelker
Now that's a nice piece of farm equipt. Gotta love a Deere.
May 23, 2012 at 1:01 PM
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Since I began blogging (which I realized yesterday was one year ago as of the 17th), I've instituted a policy of not blogging about work, chiefly because bitching about the office is something other people do better than I, and far too many people do badly.
However, as a glimpse into my psyche (hide your children) I present to you a complete, unexpurgated sheet from my notebook of "notes" taken during a recent meeting that can only be described as an Apotheosis of Pointlessness.
(I wonder if they'd consider paying me to paint it, à la Rubens, on the conference room ceiling.)
At the meeting's end, the person in charge earnestly singled me out for thanks for my contributions to the discussion, and said they would adopt my suggestions when moving forward.
I truly don't know whether I ought to be flattered or not.

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The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a task; instead, it is a reflective piece about the author's experience in a meeting. Additionally, the instructions are not structured or detailed enough to serve as effective training material for a language model to develop deeper reasoning skills. The content focuses more on personal commentary rather than procedural guidance.


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My grandma taught us to behave well, to be kind, and to address our peers as well as our superiors with respect.
She taught us how to embrace our unique personalities and talents, but to be polite, thoughtful, and considerate at the same time. Grandma showed us to pay attention to details and she never forgot to say please and thank you.
With her help, we learned the value of writing hand-written thank you notes and even today, I still write those knowing that they are a rarity in an age of e-mails, text messages, and hashtags.
Even though your grandma might not be savvy on the newest Facebook and Twitter trends, she can still teach you a lot about social media marketing.
Today, we live in a world that is saturated with the newest online conversational piece. Electronics are truly the go-to when it comes to marketing yourself or your small business and it can be easy to dwell on the numbers you’re trying to reach, while forgetting about the actual people that you are marketing to.
This is where traditional manners and genuine personal interactions with customers or potential clients make a huge difference; this is what makes your small business stand out!
For example, when I recently connected with a small business owner as a potential client on LinkedIn, instead of sending the standard default Linkedin invitation, which looks like this:
I sent a more personal note, like this
I got a personal reply back that said, “Thanks for the invite! I look forward to getting to know you a bit better when we talk next week!” My potential client didn’t just accept a social media invitation, but it made her engage with me, instead of just clicking the “accept” button automatically. Make the effort to go the extra mile with a personal note. It makes a huge difference.
Another example: Don’t send an automated response to new followers on Twitter. Instead, take 5 minutes to send a quick personal thank you:
So how can common courtesy and attention to specifics make all the difference when you’re using social media to market your business?
- Don’t forget the details.
It seems like a no-brainer, but when you’re posting on various social media sites, be sure that you proof read your posts. Make sure that you have used correct grammar and spelling. Your posts are a reflection of who you are and what your business stands for. It’s important to come across as someone who cares about the little things – if you don’t show precision, your business may be disregarded as sloppy or aloof.
- Be accurate.
There is nothing more discrediting than not doing your research. Don’t post links or share information that you haven’t checked for accuracy, or are outdated. Take the time and make sure that you investigate before you share a post or link so you don’t have to go back to mend damage that might have been done. This does not reflect well for your business.
- Don’t forget to express your thanks.
Don’t overlook what your granny taught you – say thank you! When someone sends you a friend request, writes something on your Twitter page, or makes the effort to like your Page – acknowledge it – write a quick thank you note. This will give you the opportunity to create credibility in your client’s eyes and will help strengthen your budding business relationship. It shows that you are in the business of providing great, personalized service instead of just making the next dollar.
So listen to grandma’s advice. It resonates not only with your personal life, but with business and life in a technology filled world. It may take a little more of your time and effort, but it is worth it!
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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article provides general advice about using social media for marketing but does not lay out a clear, ordered sequence of steps for completing a specific task. While it contains important principles and examples, the instructions lack sufficient detail and structure to effectively guide someone through a process, which would hinder a language model's capability for deeper reasoning.