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I've gotten many suggestions from many buddies that I should try out the Uncharted series, and sadly, I never did. I thought that I wouldn't be used to a third-person shooter game, but after playing the Uncharted 3 Multiplayer Beta, I knew this would be a game I would eventually purchase.
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As every Uncharted game, the Story follows Nathan Drake, otherwise called "Nate" by his older friend and mentor Victor Sullivan, frequently remarked as "Sully". The first mission is Nate and Sully in a bar, fighting off waves of enemies by hand. After they escape the bar, the story flashes back twenty years later.
The title of the chapter, "Greatness from Small Beginnings", pretty much explains it all. It also shows how Drake met Sully. It starts off as Nathan as a small child. He is scanning a museum looking for a specific display that he later attempts to steal. Then Nathan notices that a older man is watching him, with a key to the display case in his hand, and that man is Sully.
Later, Nathan is eventually booted from the museum and follows Sully down the street. It ends up that a bunch of men in tuxedos start chasingf Nate, jumping from roof-to-roof, and climbing walls.
The Campaign is simply amazing. It couldn't be better. It's not just shooting up a bunch of guys, it's solving challenging puzzles, and finding ways to escape and enter buildings by climbing and jumping. And it's not easy. Even on 'Very Easy' difficulty, it still may be hard to pass certain missions by solving puzzles. But if you get stuck, luckily the game gives you a hint after a while.
One thing I do love is the ability to collect treasures around the area. It's rather interesting where they are hidden, and if you find enough, you will earn a trophy.
Although Uncharted 3 is near perfect, it does lack the amount of weapons. I know it's one of those games that you won't be needing a lot of different guns, but it's nice to have a good sized collection of them.
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Now in Multiplayer, you can pretty much do everything you can do in the Campaign, except you're facing other players online. As a new Uncharted player myself, I didn't think I would be used to it and fail. But I was wrong. The controls are pretty basic, and it's easy to maneuver.
But one con about the Multiplayer mode is that the enemies take too many shots to kill. Sometimes it takes a whole mag from your AK-47 to eliminate an enemy, but at other times, it doesn't take much at all. If it would just be a few less bullets, it would be just right.
One other con is when you want to melee, your character stops and I most of the time miss my enemy. This causes death for me a lot. I wish you could run and melee at the same time, like other shooters.
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You may think that third person shooters are difficult for you first person shooter fans, but Uncharted 3 is one of those that is very welcoming to new players, and it will be very easy to succeed the Story mode.
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The magazine recognized innovative programs launched within the past two years that delivered a "positive outcome" toward inclusiveness and improved equity in the work place.
In 2006, DEP, which employs approximately 3,300 people, launched its Diversity Action Plan, a strategy for fostering diversity through the department's recruitment, promotion, training, and employee-retention practices. The action plan led to a 39-percent minority recruitment rate that puts DEP on par with major New Jersey corporations with advanced diversity programs.
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In June I managed to read six books, the last of which was Lying About Last Summer, a thrilling young adult debut. I was supposed to upload my review before the month ended, but alas, I got distracted, so here I am uploading it in July instead.
Lying About Last Summer is about a girl named Skye who witnessed her sister die in an accident. Sent to a camp aimed to help her deal with her grief through team bonding exercises and physical activities, she finally feels like things are beginning to look up - until she starts receiving strange text messages from someone claiming to be her sister. Did she really die, or was it all a cover up?
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Montreal Canadiens: Thoughts on the Players, from a 5th Row SeatJanuary 14, 2011
I visited Montreal on Wednesday and was fortunate enough to get tickets to the Habs and Penguins game. While the game did not go the way I wanted, I did love watching my favorite team play live instead of just on TV.
I know a lot of people have done midseason report cards on the Habs, and I also want to offer up my take on a few things I observed about some of the players from my excellent seat in the fifth row.
Tomas Plekanec—He's a lot smaller than I thought and quite possibly the smartest player on the Habs. He's very aware of every other player on the ice at any given moment and is unbelievably fast to skate, predict and react to plays. I was impressed with the guy before, and my respect for him has only grown even more.
Brian Gionta—Like Plekanec, he's quick, but because he's small he's easy to lose track of. I'd hate to have to defend the guy because he's perfectly capable of disappearing, only to pop up somewhere opposing teams don't want him to. He uses his size and speed intelligently to his advantage, and it wins him puck battles.
David Desharnais—Like Gionta, he knows how to battle despite being covered by much bigger players. I saw this kid take a full face plant into the ice, then jump up and race after the puck like his hair was on fire.
Andrei Kostitsyn—When the puck is in the offensive zone and he has possession, he's fully committed and dangerous. When it's in the defensive zone, he sometimes battles half-heartedly for it, but more often than not would rather skate lazily back to the bench and is disengaged from the play. It speaks volumes about his relationship with coach Jacques Martin.
Scott Gomez—Before the skirmish that saw Gionta take some abuse, which Gomez felt compelled to defend, I really didn't notice him doing much except gain the offensive zone and pass to the left whether he had a winger there or not. Once he got mad, he played much better and with greater effort and focus.
Max Pacioretty—This kid is pretty much what the Habs have been looking for all season. He's big, fast, with great hands and a fierce passion to win. If only Montreal could clone him and Plekanec.
Benoit Pouliot—I've been pretty hard on the kid, and the game versus the Penguins was probably his worst of the season. However, he was devastated at the penalties he took and the damage it did to his team, and he has excellent chemistry with Darche and whoever is centering them. He needs to move his feet more and make better decisions, but like Pacioretty he brings a lot to table, including a lot of effort and grit.
Mathieu Darche—I've never been a huge fan, but he talks a lot to Pouliot and the other kids who listen and learn, so his veteran presence is a nice bonus. He's also one of the few who consistently goes to the net regardless of any abuse, and some of the others might want to follow that example.
Travis Moen, Jeff Halpern, Tom Pyatt were pretty much invisible non-factors to me during the game. Halpern fell down a lot, Pyatt skated hard but not much else and Moen couldn't win a puck battle if his life depended on it, let alone score a goal.
Jaroslav Spacek—He can skate hard on occasion, but then he also set up Jordan Staal with a beauty of a game-winning goal. Like the rest of the season, he's either having a good game or a really bad one. He had a really bad one against the Pens, and all I could think watching him was it was a great pity the Habs have him for at least another year on a contract with a no-trade clause.
Roman Hamrlik—He's probably the best defender the Habs have right now without Andrei Markov and Josh Gorges. This is a fact not a compliment. He works as hard as Plekanec and Gionta, but the fact remains he's too old to be logging these minutes.
James Wisniewski—He took a couple of dumb penalties, but he's sound defensively and is pretty much the only reason the Habs power play has a modicum of respect. I really hope Montreal keeps him and lets Hamrlik walk instead.
PK Subban—The kid still has a lot of growing to do, but he's thick and tough. If he would shoot more and spinorama less, he'd be more effective. There's no doubt he likes to show off now and again, despite having been relegated twice to the pressbox by Martin. He also needs to learn when to cover Hal Gill's butt and when to back off, but that's going to require some more tutoring yet.
Hal Gill—Before the game, he was interesting to watch in warm-ups. He's about as big as a wall in my house and moves even slower. But he's very vocal with his teammates, keeping them focused when he can, and he brings a lot of intangibles. What he really needs is a couple of Acme rockets strapped to his skates, but it seems he'll have to make do with the still raw Subban.
Yannick Weber—He sometimes takes a beating online for being small and making foolish plays, but like Subban, he's still a rookie and prone to these mistakes. He's very quick on his feet and not as easy to move off the puck as I had previously believed. He also has a pretty accurate point shot, and he is willing to take a beating to move the puck out of his own zone.
Carey Price—He let in a couple of soft goals, but he also made some really nice key saves as well. When he's having a good game, he's got good lateral movements and is big in the net, challenging the shooter. When he's tired or facing some unlucky bounces, he tends to slow down and retreat a bit, and I saw a bit of both up close.
The game itself was one to forget. The Habs managed to hold their own for the first period, and even had some nice back and forth with the Pens during the second period.
Alas, the usual late period goal pretty much deflated the team to the point where it was almost visible from where I watched. The Habs really didn't even bother to try much during the third, except for the usual hard workers.
While the Penguins won the game, they really didn't have a whole lot of competition to worry about for much of it. The Marc-Andre Fleury pose at the end came across as a bit juvenile to me, but Matt Cooke challenged my long-standing dislike of him by going out of his way to ensure a Pens fan who was about six-years-old received a game puck souvenir.
The Penguins themselves are a tight knit team, but they did not have to play exceptionally well against a Habs team that was playing some lazy, careless hockey. I just hope the next time I buy some pretty terrific Bell Centre seats, the Canadiens play some pretty terrific hockey.


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This Saturday is the Woman Made/Marvelous Things Art & Gift Show at the Unitarian Church. (835 W. College Street on the bend of the road in between UMD and CSS.)
This is a summer time indoor fair that will offer locals and visitors of Duluth a spectacular place to shop for one-of-a-kind, handcrafted items.
There will be pottery, photography, glass, natural materials, fiber made items, clothing, as well as jewelry and other art for sale by over 30 local artists. If you have family and friends visiting bring them to this one of a kind shopping experience.
All items are exclusively made in the Northland (within 60 miles of Duluth). See the passion and creative artistic work from our region.
I remember going one year and it was great. I only wished I had brought more money. There were so many great, great items.
Start your holiday shopping early. Pick up cool stuff for your home, garden, for family and friends.
This event is sponsored by the UUCD Peace & Justice Committee and is an event organized by WendyUpNorth.com. She creates local art & gift fairs throughout the year.
If you are interested in lunch, Circle of Hope (http://www.circleofhopeduluth.org/) is serving a fundraising lunch prepared in a local restaurant that includes three unique salad entrees. Circle of Hope's sponsors are: The Whole Food COOP, Cub Foods, Wal-Mart, Johnson's Bakery, Jim and Peg Anderson, Circle of Hope, and volunters.


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You simple can't be around someone continuously without getting into your share of arguments (especially if that lovely someone endlessly nags about the mile-long honey do list). However, a fight doesn't need to be the end of the world -- and certainly not the end of a relationship.
After a fight, the main thing men want is a resolution. Give us a plan of action to resolve the issues that caused the argument. We don't want to deal in emotions or hypotheticals -- men want concrete solutions. Be clear with us and then give us a chance to carry it out. At the end of the day, we just want you to be happy. Honestly.
Accept our apology. A man quickly learns to apologize to his woman when he is wrong -- and even when he knows he's right. It's just easier to admit defeat than to proceed to fight an impossible battle. We know you aren't going to apologize first, so please allow us to take the lead. Oh, and some make-up sex never hurt anybody.
We really don't need to have the issues rehashed over and over and over again. We get it. You're mad because you told us to take out the trash a hundred times, we forgot because we were too busy setting up the DVR to tape that new shark show and now the kitchen is full of ants. And yes, we know that your parents will be here this weekend. Let's just move on and let us try to fix it. Besides, we've already apologized.
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Twenty-six years after signing up as a bone marrow donor, Roger Dumford got the call which, on April 8, allowed him to give another man "the chance of life".
Roger 53, a plant controller at Hanson Cement in Ketton said: "When I got the call, I thought this is it. But I was excited that I was donating. Of course, there was some anxiety, but it was such a good feeling afterwards.
"While I was going through the procedure I was wondering what my recipient would be going through.
"For me it was jut a bit of inconvenience. That is such a little to do for someone else to have a massive gain.
"To be helping someone who is going through hell and giving them the chance of life feels good."
Around 1,800 people in the UK require a bone marrow transplant every year for blood cancer and blood disorders.
In the UK half a million people are registered with Anthony Nolan, the blood cancer charity and bone marrow register, compared with 4.8 million in Germany, for example. As a consequence much of the bone marrow needed for patients in Britain are imported from countries abroad.
Ann O'Leary, head of register development at Anthony Nolan, said: "When someone needs a bone marrow transplant, it is usually their best chance of survival. We need more donors so we can find matches for people in need of a transplant, especially young men, and people from ethnic minority communities, as they are underrepresented on the register."
Roger, a retained firefighter, is watch manager at Uppingham fire station.
His partner Mel Finnemore, 30, also a retained firefighter, is a stonemason at the family business Finnemore Stonemasons in Uppingham.
For the past three years she has been a registered bone marrow donor, which she signed up for while giving blood.
Mel said: "This is Roger to a T. He always helps people. We try and do our best."
Roger, who lives in Queen's Road, Uppingham, with Mel, said he chose to be a donor because someone in his own family could need a bone marrow transplant some day and without donors, their lives would not be saved.
He said: "People think it is a painful process, but I did not find that to be the case. It was like giving blood and having a few injections. Yes you have some reaction like head aches and tiredness. But I had nothing - every day was a normal day."
Roger is now waiting for the time when he can correspond, through Anthony Nolan, with the man who received his bone marrow - usually a few months afterwards, although neither are permitted to give their personal details.
Ms O'Leary said: "What many people don't realise is just how simple it is to be a donor. Registering simply involves providing a saliva sample. If you are found to be a match, the donation procedure is usually similar to giving blood."
Donors must be aged between 16 and 30 years old and in good health. If found to be a match, they undergo a three-day course of injections at home, in order to harvest more stem cells. On day four they travel to a centre in London or Sheffield where the collection of stem cells are carried out.
All expenses incurred, including loss of earnings, are covered by the Trust.
For more information or to become a donor go to www.anthonynolan.org


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DURBAN, South Africa, April 17. THE final day of activity at the South African Long Course Nationals featured some surprising range within the freestyle events as top-five world ranked times went up in the shortest and longest distances in the men's freestyle competition.
Roland Schoeman cruised to victory in the men's 50 free with a swift outing of 22.04. He nearly became just the third man under 22 seconds this year as only Fred Bousquet (21.71) and Fabien Gilot (21.97) have been faster. Gideon Louw clocked a 22.28 for second to move into 11th in the world rankings, while Graeme Moore placed third in 22.95.
On the other end of the freestyle spectrum, Heerden Herman nearly has as good of a day as Schoeman. He clocked a 15:06.75 in the men's 1500 free to vault into fourth in the world this year. Ryan Cochrane (14:56.83), Robert Hurley (15:00.96) and Sebastien Rouault (15:04.87) are the only other swimmers faster this year. Mark Randall earned second this evening with a 15:09.75 to become the fifth best in the world behind Herman. Pal Joensen of the Faroe Islands touched well behind with a third-place 15:21.84.
Neil Versfeld tripped up Cameron van der Burgh in the men's 200 breast with a 2:11.74. Van der Burgh finished well back in second with a 2:15.49. Versfeld's efforts moved him up to 11th in the world this year. Kyle Duckitt completed the top three in 2:18.30 tonight.
Mandy Loots dominated the women's 200 fly with a top time of 2:12.03. She beat the field by nearly eight seconds. Sarah Kay finished second in 2:20.02, while Megan Stephens took third in 2:23.57.
Wendy Trott moved into the top 20 in the world rankings with a 4:45.80 to win the women's 400 IM. Bianca Meyer finished a distant second in 4:52.17, while Jessica Pengelly placed third in 4:53.36.
In multi-disability events, Kevin Paul and Craig Groenewald were listed first in the men's 200 IM with times of 2:17.47 and 2:23.74. Cornelia Loubser (2:50.13) and Emily Gray (2:54.42) were also listed first in the women's 200 IM.