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Discussion in 'TV ALERTS' started by care bear, Jan 20, 2013.
Progressive Skating & Gymnastics Spectacular is on NBC on January 20 from 4-6 p.m. ET
Thanks for the reminder that it's today! There's also an event thread in GSD with photos & videos: http://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/sho...Gymnastics-Spectacular-Dec-15-in-Jamestown-NY
Well, poop, we're getting some dumb "Inside the Redskins" special instead. Stupid football!!!
@KIEMNews Why are you playing paid advertising instead of the NBC Skating and Gymnastics Spectacular that TitanTV promised me?
I can see it
*ducks and runs before skateycat and Wyliefan throws something at me*
Hallelujah, I actually got an e-mail apology from my NBC affiliate! The guy's going to see if it's been rescheduled. Fingers crossed . . .
Is it cheesy as heck? I seem to remember watching about 3 minutes of it a few years back and cringing because it was so bad.
this is so awful it's unbelievable (but of course I'm watching it).
I did like the synchronized parallel bars routine, and Gabby Douglas' balance beam routine was ok. All the skating choreography is cringeworthy This is why I usually ignore non-competition shows
It was on in my area. On a scale of 1 to 10 I gave it a 3.
Wow, what did they do that was better than previous shows? I was fearing that given the recent Summer Games, there'd be less skating and more "artistic" gymnastics.
I believe it was pre-empted in our area (other sports coverage ). Why do they have to have these teeny bopper bands as music guests? There have been some quality musical artists in the past. That said, the emphasis should still be on the athletes.
I got it on my local NBC affiliate, not the one out of Philly. Loved the cast of skaters but hated the show..Too much going on...skaters, gymnasts, bands and a partridge in a pear tree. Very ADHD, my head was spinning..
Had Adam not been in it, I may have DVR'd it and then deleted it next July without ever seeing it.
To paraphrase a recent song, "this was f***ing AWFUL.." (instead of "awesome"). I like cheese for real food, but this cheese was STANK.
I'm surprised that two of Muse's songs were used in the rings and parallel bars routines. Is Muse trying to promote their upcoming tour on this uber cheesy show??? That would be very desperate.
I only watched it because a few of my fave gymnasts and skaters were on it. They don't have many pro shows they can do anymore (especially the gymnasts). Nastia made the Subway breakfast muffin sound so good though (with the spinach and tomato) that I did go out and buy one the next day. It was tasty.
For those who had their their NBC broadcast pre-empted in January, this show is being re-aired on Sunday, April 14, 2013 from 4:00 – 6:00 p.m. ET (check your local listings): http://www.dissonskating.com/2013/0...cs-spectacular-presented-by-hilton-hhonors-2/
It's on today.
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Williams hit six free throws in the final 43 seconds to secure the win for the Nets, who squandered a 12-point lead in the third quarter.
Paul Pierce led Boston with 22 points, but missed two crucial free throws down the stretch as Boston's three-game winning streak ended. Leandro Barbosa added 17 for the Celtics, who were playing without Rajon Rondo. The Celtics point guard, who is averaging 14.3 points and 12.6 assists, missed the game with a sprained right ankle.
The Nets trailed 85-80, but outscored the Celtics 22-12 in the final 7:57. Joe Johnson hit two jumpers and Lopez put in a Johnson miss to give Brooklyn a 93-87 lead with 1:45 remaining.
Boston was sparked by a 20-2 run in the third quarter after Brooklyn built a 69-57 lead. The Celtics scored 12 straight points to tie the game and Pierce's jumper at the 3:49 mark gave Boston its first lead, 73-71. The Celtics held the lead until Jerry Stackhouse's 3-pointer tied the game at 85 with 6:19 remaining.
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The Uber SUV struck a traffic signal pole and two other vehicles, according to a police report.
The investments were part of a 2015 labor agreement, and Ford is banking on Trump easing federal regulations.
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Alison Piepmeier, who wrote "Girl Zines"? That was a very well-researched, well written book with proper credit everywhere. I have no idea how to contact her, though.
Or what about a long-time zinester who has been involved forever? I don't know anyone personally in the UK who fits that description, but I think a zinester (or zinester-academic) would be a better choice than someone whose interest is strictly academic.
Thanks guys - will follow up these suggestions.
And Erica, absolutely its important to have a view that is more than strictly academic, but there will be a variety of speakers on the subject, and some have a very hands-on experience of zines and DIY culture.
check out Stephen Duncombe
he wrote the book Notes from Underground: Zines and the Politics of Alternative Culture
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Wish I could get out there. Deer down here are pitiful. I have had dogs bigger than these swamp deer. Good luck on your hunting.
I am in NC and it is gettin close to the opening of bow season. I got some pics off my cameras (nothing worth talking about) cleared some areas for food plots. Going down this weekend and hang a couple stands. What are you all doing to get ready??
Wish I could get out there. Deer down here are pitiful. I have had dogs bigger than these swamp deer. Good luck on your hunting.
Sounds like your geting fired up. I am of course checking zero on my rifles, checking for sign, talking to land owners. And waiting impatiently.
I prefer the big deer called Wapiti. Didn't get a tag this year though.
I never could sit all day in a stand. Stalking is my preference with rifle or recurve.
Enjoy your hunts.
I love bowhunting. In fact, I have not shot a deer with a rifle in 20 years or so. I am lucky, where I hunt we have Mule deer, Whitetail, and Turkey. We have been seeing 2 -10 pointers, so that is what I am holding out for. We also have a mountain lion running around on the place....that would be sweet to get with my bow.
We built a ranch house this year for it. 20' by 20'.That is a lot work in 105 dgree temps. Hooked up a shower. Made the place inhabitable. Cut out lanes and "built" brush stands. We have some great funnel points.
I hunt in the middle of the Texas desert. No power, no water.....just lots of game and rattlesnakes,lol. Love it out there. We are 18 miles from the nearest road and another 14 from the nearest store..if you can call it that.
Have a great season amd good luck!
Currently, I'm not yet in the deer mode. Gun season here in Texas does not start until Nov. 1 (generally). But, I have already done some scouting. Have not seen anything that is worth while pulling a trigger for.
I'm looking forward to Sept. 1st. This is opening day of dove season. Can't wait. I will be out this weekend (early morning & late afternoon) and start to pattern the dove flights. I enjoy dove hunting better than deer hunting. I get to shoot more and the smell of gun powder is just intoxicating, if you know what I mean.
Anyways, good luck and stay safe.
I love it all,I start with bow then black powder and finish with a rifle!!! And I have to admitt I felt the same about the size of deer compared to West Virginia where I grew up. But I have saw some good size deer around NC mostly near farms .yes they are very few but I would rather shoot a small deer then no deer and they taste as good as a big deer
Hey everyone, just wanted to drop in and wish you all luck... I haven't been deer hunting since I've gone off to college and I must say I truly miss it... But hopefully (knock on wood) this college thing will pay off some time soon and I can start my life / career and have the opportunity to get back out there and enjoy the pleasure of hunting again!!!
Bow season starts here in Michigan Wednesday, and Rifle deer season starts on November 15th. Its getting time to start putting a few rounds down range and getting things together for that season.
I used to love to deer hunt however now, it seems like I never have ANY time to pull it off. I actually bought a new gun specifically for deer last year and still have not even pulled it out of the box. So my new sport is shooting. I can carry a small pistol case in my car, stop at the range for 1 hour (usually during lunch) fire a pistol, release some stress, relax and then get back to the grind.
I am actually getting ready to sell my deer gun and use it to fund my new hobby and buy a nice handgun.
If only the gun store would take back a gun that I purchased 8 months ago. I am sure I will never get close to what I paid out of it.
Good luck to all you hunters and I am jealous
Went this last weekend. Deer were not moving so we did some Varmint hunting and Dove hunting. I ended up making a 20 yard shot on a fox with my XD. And we had some good shooting and eating with the Dove. Had a blast.
We put gutters on one side, that runs into a drum. We rigged up a Coleman heater(propane) and a motor home pump to pump water. We have a solar charger charging the batteries. If the rain(desert) is not enough, this is an old ranch that was broke up, they have a (1) hosebib a few miles away that we go fill up 5 gallon water cans and carry them back to camp. Nice to have a hot shower.... even a short one
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Does the water ever get stagnent (spelling?) in the rain barrels?
It can, but does not happen much. Summer time dries them out (106 degrees) and then the fall, they get fast hitting, with lots a rain, showers. It is a "wet" desert,lol. And that is when we are usually out there messing around.
If they get stagnant(once in 20 years at the old place, this is our 2nd year hunting this property....same area) we drain them and bring in our own water. Everyone gets these 4' x4' x3' high water "cans". Fits in back of a pick up, fill it up, and drive real slow to your property. Pump into your shower cans. You can get lots of flat tires this way, so we use either 5 gallon containers and make lots of trips or use the rain.
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It sounded rough - running on 4-5 cylinders, it seemed to clear when driving home, stopped and started it again immediately and was not as smooth as it should.
After leaving for 3 days, went to start the car this evening, and on idle on running on 2/4 poss 4 cylinders, bottom end rattled when revving slightly, this almost seemed to clear up to 5 cylinders when revved to 2000rpm. But sounded very bottom endy...this has not happened before.
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PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - An 18-year-old man was taken into custody Thursday for allegedly backing a car into three officers, triggering a shooting that wounded a bystander in Palm Springs.
The suspect surrendered to authorities at 11:19 a.m. in the 32700 block of Avenida El Pueblo Trail in Cathedral City. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment of injuries he may have received during the shooting.
"Essentially, he couldn't take the pain anymore of the gunshot wound and decided it was better to give himself up so he can get some medical attention. He came out of the house, he surrendered, and we took him into custody," said Capt. Chuck Robinson of the Cathedral City Police Department.
It all began about 10:50 p.m. Wednesday, an officer patrolling the 600 block of South Camino Real in Palm Springs saw an unoccupied vehicle he believed may have been used an attempted residential burglary in the city on Tuesday. Police watched the car until two men came to it about 11:30 p.m. Two officers and a sergeant tried to pull the driver out of the car, while other officers detained the passenger, says Palm Springs Police Sgt. Mike Kovaleff.
The sergeant used a Taser on the driver, and the driver put the vehicle in reverse, running over the two officers and the sergeant, Kovaleff said. "An officer-involved shooting occurred simultaneously to the suspect speeding off in the vehicle with the lights off," Kovaleff said.
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'Two of Lydman's recommendations came from Numminen and Sabres center Chris Drury, a former Flames teammate. Lydman and Sabres goalie Mika Noronen played two seasons together with Tappara Tampere of the Finnish League. "I spoke to Chris, and I spoke to Teppo, and they were both excited," Regier said. "He's a good player, a good teammate. For us, the dressing room is important, and their comments were very positive."'
'It's the second time in consecutive seasons that Buffalo will play a regular-season game at Rochester in an effort to expand the franchise's marketing region. Located about 90 minutes east of Buffalo, Rochester is also home to the Sabres' minor league affiliate.'
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'With the new rules, including the elimination of the red-line, Regier said Lydman could take a big step forward this season. "We are taking the league seriously and at face value with respect to the rule changes," he said. "So the game should move more towards these types of players so it should help someone like Toni. I was asked earlier if we expect him to be the anchor on the powerplay and we don't. But he can definitely spend some time on the powerplay."'
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After spending three tours in Iraq as a Marine, Anthony Stott came back to his Northville, Mich. home in 2008 and watched life spiral downward.
Although he had worked all his young life, now he couldn't find a job. He got so behind in his bills, he had to declare bankruptcy. In 2011 he was arrested for drunken driving and possession of marijuana.
He was sentenced to 18 months of probation with random drug and alcohol testing, which meant additional expense for him.
A probation officer suggested he attend something new in Novi called Veterans Court. The judge, Brian MacKenzie, impressed him. So did the probation officer, Mike McGlown.
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - No. 69 North Carolina (9-11, 2-5 ACC) defeated No. 53 Miami (13-9, 2-5 ACC) 5-2 at Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center on Friday in men's tennis action. The Tar Heels took the doubles point before running off three singles matches in a row to earn their second ACC victory.
The Tar Heels won the doubles point for a third consecutive match behind a dramatic rally at the No. 2 seed.
The pairing of #81 William Parker and Nelson Vick picked up Carolina's first doubles victory, cruising past Omar Aly and Wilfredo Gonzalez by a count of 8-1 at the No. 1 spot. At No. 2, the duo of Brett Clark and Esben Hess-Olesen trailed 3-6, but managed to win five consecutive games to capture a thrilling 8-6 victory and the doubles point for the Heels.
The match at No. 3 doubles was consequently halted, leaving the score 7-6 with Carolina's James Coxe and Oystein Steiro leading.
Carolina's momentum carried over to singles, where the Tar Heels took four of the six matches.
Oystein Steiro tallied Carolina's first singles victory at the No. 5 spot, dismissing Marco Stancati 6-1, 6-4. At No. 3 singles, Nelson Vick blanked Miami's Wilfredo Gonzalez in the first set before taking the match by a score of 6-0, 6-3.
Senior William Parker clinched the match for the Tar Heels at No. 4 singles, defeating Omar Aly in straight sets 6-3, 6-3.
In the remaining matches, Miami picked up victories at the No. 2 and 6 spots, and Carolina's #31 Esben Hess-Olesen gritted out a 4-6, 6-2, 6-1 victory at the No. 1 seed.
"We are playing better in doubles, so I'm proud of that," said head coach Sam Paul, "We've been outdoors a little bit now so we are getting used to that. That was definitely the best match we have played outdoors all season."
The Tar Heels will take to the courts again on Sunday when they face No. 27 Florida State. The match is scheduled for 1 p.m. at Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center.
#69 North Carolina 5, #53 Miami 2
Doubles (Team Winning Majority Of Matches Earns One Team Point)
Order of match finish: (1,2)
1. #81 William Parker/Nelson Vick (UNC) def. Omar Aly/Wilfredo Gonzalez (UM), 8-1
2. Brett Clark/Esben Hess-Olesen (UNC) def. Gabriel Flores/Diego Soto (UM), 8-6
3. James Coxe/Oystein Steiro (UNC) def. Marco Stancati/Henrique Tsukamoto (UM), 7-6
Singles (One Team Point Per Singles Match)
Order of match finish: (5,3,4,6,1,2)
1. #31 Esben Hess-Olesen (UNC) def. Diego Soto (UM), 4-6, 6-2, 6-1
2. Gabriel Flores (UM) def. Brett Clark (UNC), 0-6, 6-3, 6-4
3. Nelson Vick (UNC) def. Wilfredo Gonzalez (UM), 6-0, 6-3
4. William Parker (UNC) def. Omar Aly (UM), 6-3, 6-3
5. Oystein Steiro (UNC) def. Marco Stancati (UM), 6-1, 6-4
6. Victor Mauz (UM) def. Andrew Gores (UNC), 7-6 (7-2), 6-4
Weather Conditions: 80 degrees, partly cloudy, windy
Records: North Carolina (9-11, 2-5 ACC), Miami (13-9, 2-5 ACC)


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Schalke manager Huub Stevens says he has great respect for what Arsène Wenger has achieved in his time as Arsenal boss.
Wenger has been with the Gunners for 16 years and is leading Arsenal in their 15th consecutive Champions League campaign.
Stevens, who is in his second spell in charge of Schalke, is impressed by that record and believes Wenger has done an excellent job since taking over from Bruce Rioch in 1996.
"It's unbelievable that the man has done such a good job for so many years," Stevens said at Tuesday's press conference. "Every time he manages to bring through young players. It's outstanding work that he's done and I'm looking forward to seeing him tomorrow.
"I expect them to play as they have in their home games up until now, with a lot of pressure going forwards. I think they will try to do that tomorrow as well. It's up to us to bring our quality."
The threat posed by striker Lukas Podolski is one that the Schalke boss will be only too familiar with. Stevens managed the German international during his time in charge of FC Cologne, and says he was always destined for the top.
"He was 19 years old at the time," Stevens said. "He was already an international player. I think you had to have quality [to be that].
"We played in the second division at the time and he was top goalscorer. I don't remember how many goals he scored, but it was a lot. Lukas was an outstanding talent.
"Lukas is an emotional person, and I think you have to support him. I think in Wenger, he has a manager who understands that."
And Stevens also reserved praise for another summer arrival, Santi Cazorla.
"I think he is the best," he said. "He's a very good technical player and he is a good passer. I think, for Arsenal he is very important. I know him and he is a very good player. It's not only Cazorla. The other players are also very good."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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I have the opportunity to start teaching english in a newly opened kindergarten which have one mixed group consisting of one 1year old, 2 two year olds, 3 three year olds (I am serious :))) and two 5-6 yos. My idea is not to the 5-6 yos with others - am I right?
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Do you want to know what will happen in the 2012 legislative elections? Students will use a geographic information system (GIS) to learn and predict how legislative candidates will micro-target the various portions of their constituency to maximize their likelihood of victory.
Along with GIS, the course will use 2010 U.S. Census data and new 2011-2012 legislative redistricting maps to focus on how current legislators and their challengers in the 2012 elections are using the demographics in the new districts versus the old districts to try and win their elections.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – For the second time this season, Green Bay women's basketball forward Mehryn Kraker (West Allis, Wis.) was named the Horizon League Freshman of the Week, as announced by the conference office on Monday.
Green Bay has now taken home freshman of the week accolades five times this season, with Tesha Buck (Red Wing, Minn.) earning the other three. Kraker was named the freshman of the week after the opening weekend of the season on Nov. 11. Cleveland State's Cori Coleman and Milwaukee's Avyanna Young were neamed the co-players of the week.
Helping the Phoenix complete a sweep in the state of Michigan last weekend with wins over Oakland and Detroit, Kraker averaged 23.0 points, 5.5 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 1.5 steals in 30.5 minutes of action. She also shot a combined 65.2 percent (15-23) from the field, including going 61.1 percent (11-18) from three.
In a 74-58 triumph at Oakland on Thursday, Kraker led the Phoenix with 16 points on 5-of-7 shooting (71.4%) from the field. She was also 4-of-5 from deep, connecting on her first four attempts before missing her final shot in the closing minutes of the contest.
Kraker followed that performance with a career-high 30 points, nine rebounds and two steals as Green Bay ran past Detroit, 84-72. She became the first Phoenix to have 30 or more points in a game since Julie Wojta achieved the feat during the 2011-12 campaign. Kraker went 10-for-16 (62.5%) from the field and 7-for-13 (53.8%) from deep, putting seven three's made on the scoresheet for the first time since Adrian Ritchie did it a season ago against Valparaiso in the Horizon League Tournament. The seven three's made also ranks second all-time in the Green Bay record books for single game completions.
This season Kraker is averaging 8.2 points and 3.3 rebounds per game while shooting a team-best 38.0 percent (27-71) from deep. Her three shooting percentage currently ranks eighth in the Horizon League.
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As a tribute to some of the great artists that have recorded on Motown Records and the perfect show for your Christmas Celebrations, Natalie Williams and her Soul Family Band are back! They will be playing a selection of some of the best songs to come out of the Motown era, featuring the music of Smoky Robinson, Martha and The Vandellas, Gladys Knight, Marvin Gaye, The Supremes, The Jackson 5 and of course Stevie Wonder.
Joining her on stage will be her fantastic 10 piece band featuring 3 other vocalists, Brendan Reilly, Sharlene Hector and Tony Momrelle, who regularly bring the house down at the monthly Soul Family Sundays sessions.
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The year 1959, seemed to be a magical year. Not only was it the birth of the world renowned jazz club, Ronnie Scotts, or the making of one of the most influential jazz albums ever, 'Kind of Blue', but it was also the year Motown Records was founded by Berry Gordy.
Motown played an important role in the racial integration of popular music, as it was the first record label owned by an African American to primarily feature African-American artists who achieved crossover success. In the 1960s, Motown and its soul-based subsidiaries were the most successful proponents of what came to be known as The Motown Sound, a style of soul music with a distinct pop influence.
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Dick Pinney's Guidelines: A lesson, then a devotion to striper fishing
We lived in a home attached to the store. I can remember time after time that my dad would wake me up in the early morning to tell me that Chan or one of the Garlands had some fish to show me. I can remember Chan's Model A Ford pickup truck's bed about half full of huge stripers - fish in the 40- and 50-pound range! And Steve Vickery delighted in seeing me in awe, showing me his catch of the day. The Garland brothers were almost just as frequent with their delight in my attention to their big fish or load of Canada geese.
Bush supplied me with handmade wooden fishing rods, that I'm ashamed to admit that from lack of care, they got ruined. Old lures and even a small baseball bat to kill a fish with were also given to me by Bush and the other old timers.
My first time out alone, when I got to where the boat launch that was in Newington, there were three boats out front that were into a bunch of big stripers that were breaking water and a couple of the people were fighting big fish. Quickly launching the boat and getting the borrowed motor roaring, we piled right into the action and soon the fish went down and it went quiet. Amid some stern stares from a couple of people that I knew, Ralph Garland motored over to me and told me to go back to the dock, tie up my boat and come with him.
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XBMC Remote and Eset Smart Security
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2011-05-01 08:37 Post: #1
Ok, I have been trying to figure this out for a while now, but how can I make it to where I can keep Eset's firewall up and still connect to xbmc using the remote? I have searched and searched until my head hurt, but I can't find anything for it. Any help would be appreciated.
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2011-05-01 10:24 Post: #2
I don't have eset firewall currently, but I remember that there was modes firewall worked in (automatic, rule based, interactive itd). You have to be in mode that support rules and then add rule in firewall for XBMC.exe to allow incoming and outcoming traffic on TCP port that your XBMC is configured to (by default it is 80 or 8080 I think).
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The group has another name to add to it as Adam Jones '11 has taken the same path to the NLL via Canisius. Jones and fellow 2011 graduate Dan Coates became the fifth and sixth Griffs to be selected in the first round of the NLL Draft when Jones was taken third overall by the Colorado Mammoth. Canisius College was the only school in the country to feature two first-round picks in the 2011 NLL Draft.
One of the program's most decorated players, Jones has continued his successful career in the NLL, while sustaining the strong Canisius tradition in the league. It took just one year for Jones to make his mark by earning NLL Rookie of the Year honors. Overall, he is one of 10 former Griffs to play in the league.
"There are a lot of Canisius graduates playing in the NLL right now and it is definitely something that the school should be proud of," Jones said. "Coach (Randy) Mearns has been a great influence on me and I'm sure he had just as good of an influence on his other former players in the league. Our success in the league can definitely be contributed to the Canisius lacrosse program."
Jones followed in the footsteps of the past Canisius standouts in the NLL, highlighted by current Griff head coach and a member of the school's first recruiting class, Randy Mearns.
"Coach Mearns has been a vault of knowledge," Jones said. "He has all the knowledge you need about playing professional lacrosse. When I first decided to go to Canisius, that was a big reason why. With his resume, I knew that it was the right place for me to go and prepare for the next level."
After graduating from Canisius, Mearns spent nine seasons in the NLL with Buffalo and Rochester from 1993 to 2002, helping the Bandits to the 1993 title and the Knighthawks to the 1997 crown. His experiences at the NLL opened the door for future Griffs to compete at the sport's highest level and the program's head coach for the past 14 seasons has been able to pass along his experiences in the league for additional graduates to have successful careers.
"I owe a lot to Coach Mearns for my success and he has been able to give me great advice," Jones said. "He told me to keep level-headed and to just trust in your skill. If you have confidence in yourself and you work hard, you should be successful. Coach Mearns has also helped me improve on the field, teaching me things like off-ball movement. He is doing a great job with the program of recruiting and getting players ready for the next level."
In his rookie campaign, Jones helped the Mammoth to an 11-5 record. He totaled 84 points, 33 goals and 51 assists in 18 games en route to NLL Rookie of the Year accolades and all-rookie team accolades.
The success of Jones comes as no surprise to those who have followed the Griffs. The program's first All-American, Jones led the Griffs to their first MAAC title in 2008 as Canisius advanced to its first NCAA Tournament. He earned first-team all-conference honors on three occasions, accumulating 129 points, 98 goals and 31 assists.
One of the shining moments for Jones in his rookie campaign was earning a starting position in the NLL All-Star Game, held in Buffalo's First Niagara Center in February. Jones was able to share his experience in front of a number of familiar faces, including a lot of former teammates that he considers his second family.
"Buffalo is a place where I went to school for four years and this place is very close to my heart," Jones said. "I'm very greatful to be selected as an all-star but it is also great to be back in Buffalo. I had a lot of friends here from the lacrosse team watching me with Coach Mearns up in the booth interviewing me. It was definitely a homecoming game for me that made it that much more special.
"Canisius College is like a family to me. I still talk to every teammate and want to still hang out with them. Canisius is just something when I look back on it, I'm really glad that I went there. It is a great program and Coach Mearns is a great coach. Most important is the family atmosphere. Everyone just meshes well together and enjoy being around each other."
With the rich tradition of Griffs in the NLL, the transition to the league is made easier when you can find another Canisius graduate on the team. One teammate that has made the shift easier for Jones is Coates, who was also a 2011 graduate and a first-round selection of the Colorado Mammoth this past season.
"Dan is one of my good friends and we've been playing together for four years," Jones said. "It's a little different playing indoors with him now but it's definitely good to have someone you feel close to. He's a great leader and a great defensemen so I love having him on my team. I'm very grateful that he is in Colorado with me."
With the tradition of the Canisius and the program's continued success, the prospect of playing with even more graduates seems likely in the future.


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Level: 1-35
Location: Training Camp in Armia Town (2112, 2040)
Experience: 126-200+ experience, depending on your level from level 1-35(x2 with experience chest)
Monster: WarBoars, Eagles, Gremlins, Crills and Serpents
Item Hunt: A class armors (High Option)
You will spawn here as you enter the Game. Training Camp is the best place for novice to start. Dont forget to talk to each NPC guard of every gate in Training Camp. They will give you rewards. First NPC Guard will give you 100 Health Potion 20 pieces. Second NPC Guard will change the option of your noob weapon and Third NPC Guard will upgrade your noob armors randomly and give you Grade A replition stones.
Level: 35-40
Location: Entrance Gate of Erion Town (2485, 2012)
Experience: 200+ - 500+ exp (x2 with exp chest
Monster: Half-Orc and Troll
Item Hunt: Silk, Emerald and Crimson Armors (low option)
Your purpose here is to get to level 45. What items you get here, you sell and save gold. Keep rare items such as, Fate of Sky Dragon, Sapphire, Purifying Stone and Dragon Spheres. Your next gear hunting is Elven or Feather Armor set with same options. If you manage to get Elven or Feather with 8% minimum Magic Attack Power then keep it too and one other important thing. Keep any foema armors that give + stat options! Especially strength as you will use it for cheat stat. Your next Spell Should be Ice Spear. Get it before you do next step below.
Level: 45-101
Location: Armia Field in Armia (2588, 2098)
Experience: 235-394exp at level 45, 70-100exp at level 97
Monster: Mutant Troll and Troll Magician
Item Hunt: Crimson and Elven Armors (medium option)
If you hunt and level by yourself then choose Mutant Troll but if you are with a party choose Troll Magician. Here you can hunt good option Elven Armor. Since you have low defense I prefer you go with a party. Many will want you to be in there party because of your high damage capabilities. As you gain in level, aside from your Thunderbolt and Ice Spear, get this skill in sequence, Blizzard, Wind Walk and Athenas Blessing. Since you are with a party, getting items would be hard for you because it would be first get to own the item. Just save money because the best way to get what you need is by buying or trading other players. And yes, before proceeding to the next page, you can do the Conquering Orc Castle quest and Defending Mystery Land quest when you get to level 100. That is the appropriate level for an Artillery Foema to do those quest or else you will not succeed in the quest or will have a hard time.
Level: 101-145
Location: Azran Field in Azran Village (2224, 1565)
Experience: 150-250 exp
Monster: Dreaded Taurus and Cyclops
Item Hunt: Feather Armors (high option)
Now its time to hunt for Feather Armors in Preparation for Brutal Monster. You must have a party to hunt and level here. Otherwise you stay at Mutant Troll until you get to level 140 but you have to buy the Feather Armor with minimum 20 Defense and 10% MAP. Your next aim is to get Titans Blessing and a complete Feather set with the option you have with your Silk. And use Fate to +9 your Phoenix Wand, dont worry; it has low chance to fail. Use God Fate to have higher chance of success. But in any case if it failed, buy a Holy Scepter with good MAP options, at least minimum of 60% MAP with Skill Mastery Increase Option.
Level: 145-220
Location: Azran Field in Azran Village (1844, 1727)
Experience: 450-550 exp
Monster: Brutal Cyclops
Item Hunt: Dryad and Myseria Armors and Venus Pendant (Medium option for Dryad, Low for Myseria, rare for venus pendant)
The feather set should be enough to sustain you for the brutal monster. Now, as you level and hunt here, in preparation for you final armor, you have to choose between myseria set and dryad set. I choose dryad because it is easier to find the option you need than in myseria. Although myseria has good defense but your build, as an artillery foema, you need more damage than your defense. Dryad defense should be sufficient for you for any enemies you will encounter. Another thing to consider at this point is your accessories. It helps a lot if you have accessories. Try to buy or trade this from merchant players in the game. Immortal Light Element, Diamond Necklace with minimum magic attack power of 8% and Venus Pendant as well. Another miscellaneous is Roasted Chicken and Odin Power. Although this two are use only on PK since it is expensive, it helps a lot if you have this when leveling. Another item is the Blue Fairy which will give you 16% more experience and 32% drop rate of items. Use the Fates you get from monster drops to upgrade your equips and sell other items you dont need to save money so you can buy the armor you need which you can not get in hunt. When you get to level 220, do the Path to Knight Hood quest to have your cape. Also, dont forget to get your skills, in sequence, Fire Bird, Magic Shield and Poison Mist.
Level: 220-255
Location: Underworld in Azran Field, Azran Village (1248, 4030)
Experience: 615-635exp
Monster: Water Elemental
Item Hunt: Water Scroll (N), Elven (Le), Dryad Armors (High option Dryad)
By now, you should have Dryad Set Armor or Myseria Set Armor. Now you hunt for Water Scroll (N) to gain more experience by doing the Water Scroll with a booster and later get the fates by killing the boss on the water scroll.
Level: 255-256
Location: Noatun, PK Zone (1148, 1698)
Experience: 800exp
Monster: Taron
Item Hunt: Cromlea and Dryad (Le) (med option)
You need 1 more level to become 256 and get a Symbol on your Cape which gives times 2 of what the option of your cape gives. Sell the cromleas and hope to get a good option Dryan (Le) for you armor. Upgrade all your armors including your cape to +9. Note, have extra same option of armor before upgrading to +7, incase it will failed and disappear, you still have armor. Prepare 100 million Gold for you last Skill and after that you can go to kefra dungeon to hunt for a horse or unicorn.
Level: 256 and above
Location: Noatun, PK Zone, Kefra Dungeon (1314, 1903)
Experience: ???
Monster: ???
Item Hunt: Horse and Unicorn