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HUNTINGTON - It was an offer he couldn't refuse.
When then Wheeling Park teacher and wrestling coach Sean Doyle was asked to become the head coach of Wheeling Jesuit University's new mat program, it didn't take him long to say yes.
He'd always thought about moving up to the college ranks as a coach. But newly-married and with he and his wife, Amber, settled down in the Ohio Valley, Doyle knew any local opportunities would likely be few and far between.
So, when Wheeling Jesuit University President Richard Beyer and Athletics Director Danny Sancomb told him about their plans, he was eager to hop aboard.
"This was just ideal for me," Doyle said Saturday while taking in the 66th annual West Virginia High School Championships at Big Sandy Superstore Arena.
"It's in my backyard. Campus is just a short walk from my home. It's pretty exciting."
Doyle was officially introduced as the program's first leader shortly before Christmas. Since then, it's been a challenge balancing his time between his teaching job at Park and his duties with the fledgling Cardinals.
"Things are going great," Doyle said of the program, which will begin wrestling during the 2013-14 school year. "We've had tons of kids on campus visiting already.
"We have about 80 or so kids who are in our recruiting database already. So, right now, that's what we're doing 90 percent of the time.
"We're working on things like scheduling, but right now the biggest goal is putting the roster together."
Doyle first had discussions with WJU officials last summer when he learned the school was gauging the possibility of starting a program.
"We chatted about it and then they made the move," Doyle said. "President Beyer is an aggressive president. He's all about growth and expansion and so when they saw the quality of kids you get in wrestling they knew it would bring leaders to their campus."
Having a new program has its pros and cons. There's nothing to fix, everything is fresh and new, and recruits have a chance to be leaders and contribute right away.
And while there's no history to use in recruiting, Doyle likes to emphasize to recruits they have a unique opportunity to carve their own niche.
"Parents and kids alike are intrigued by that," Doyle said. "You're challenging them to become the first national qualifier at Jesuit or the first All-American at Jesuit."
The recruiting process is nothing new for Doyle. While wrestling for Buckeye Local in the late 1990s, Doyle went through the process before choosing Cornell.
"I've gone through the process myself and have had kids (at Park) get recruited," he said. "I have a lot of good mentors who've helped me along."
The school is in the process of providing a home for the wrestling program inside the McDonough Center.
"Jesuit has provided a ton of support and has made everything simpler,'' he said.
Later this spring, a schedule will be made. Wheeling Jesuit is moving to the Mountain East Conference next season and Doyle said wrestling will not be a conference sport."
Instead, the Cardinals will face a schedule similar to one West Liberty has that includes regional foes.
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GENESEO, N.Y. - Gregory Ahlquist, a 1995 graduate of SUNY Geneseo who now teaches at Webster Thomas High School in Webster, has been named the 2013 New York State Teacher of the Year. The New York State Board of Regents made the announcement Oct. 10 in Albany.
Ahlquist has been teaching in the Webster Central School District for 12 years, where he serves as lead teacher for the entire advanced placement program at Webster Thomas. He teaches AP world history and AP European history and also has taught humanities and an elective on the Holocaust.
"This award couldn't have gone to a more deserving alumnus, and he has my highest regard," said Geneseo President Christopher C. Dahl. "He epitomizes the liberally educated person, the scholarly and engaged teacher, and the ideal of service to the community and sets a tremendous example of what secondary education should be."
Alquist received his bachelor's degree in history with a minor in Medieval studies from Geneseo, where he also has been an adjunct lecturer in humanities, history and Latin for 14 years. He also earned a master's degree in Medieval history from Syracuse University.
"Teachers like Gregory Ahlquist give selflessly to their students and communities every day," said Department of Education Commissioner John B. King, Jr. "Great teachers help make great students, and Gregory is one of those great teachers. Our goal is to make sure every student graduates ready for college and careers. His unwavering dedication to teaching and learning moves his students closer to that goal."
The State Teacher of the Year Program is sponsored by the New York State United Teachers (NYSUT); The United Federation of Teachers (UFT); The New York State Congress of Parents and Teachers (NYSPTA); the New York State Association for School and Curriculum Development (NYSASCD); The New York State School Board Association (NYSSBA); The School Administrators Association of New York State (SAANYS); The New York State Association of Teacher Educators (NYSATE); The New York Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (NYACTE); ING Financial Services, Inc.; the Smarter Kids Foundation; SMART Technologies; and the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO). The program is run in conjunction with the National Teacher of the Year Program, sponsored by CCSSO.


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Just wondering if those who have tried to analyze the way Jesus explained the Hebrew Scriptures, do they consider Jesus' approach primarily exegetical (what the passage said) or hermeneutical (what it meant)?
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Did Jesus primarily use an exegetical or hermeneutical approach in explaining the meaning of the Hebrew Scriptures? [closed]
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If we take the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7) as an example, Jesus frequently took statements, some from the Hebrew scriptures, and some from Jewish traditions, and then upped the ante by giving his own moral standards.
This involved exegesis as the meaning of those statements is important - reading always involved exegesis. The exegesis isn't however very prominent, probably for a few reasons: the statements are on the whole quite simple, and he knew Hebrew fluently. (One of the reasons why exegesis is important for us is that none of us are truly fluent in the Biblical languages, or if we work from translations, all the translations are imperfect in places.)
Secondly he explain how the individual statements fit into the larger thought structures of the whole scriptures. Some were taking the statement "love your neighbour" to imply "hate your enemy", but Jesus corrected that as not fitting in with the whole message of the OT. I think this could reasonably be called hermeneutics.
But fundamentally, what Jesus is really doing is revealing truth from God. (Or at least that's what Christians believe.) Hebrews 1:2 says that "in these final days, he has spoken to us through his Son." Yes Jesus interpreted the existing scriptures, but often he was speaking new words (which would later be inscripturated.) The Sermon on the Mount is not so much a commentary on Old Testament Law as much as it is a revelation of a new Law, the Law of Jesus.
I would say he followed neither approach. It was not his aim to teach scripture. He knew and understood, he lived by it. He was the epitome of scripture.
'In him was life. And the life was the light of mankind.'
Enlightening was what he did, for the ones coming to the light, he was the bright light.
The spirit of God is his, and is life. By his words and by his deeds he exegeted the Father. Through his knowing of man and with his life for them he hermeneued the spirit.
Regarding the Law and the Prophets and Psalms and life he was taught and was learned more than anyone else. He knew it. And he was so that all should know and become like he is.
I would say that it was not necessary for Jesus to exegete a passage as he already knew the meaning of the text. Therefore, His approach was to develop the meaning. So it was quite within His reach to explain the Parable of the Sower at Mt. 13:37-43.
However, no other man can claim to know the meaning of a passage (even given the help of the Holy Ghost) without first an exegetical approach. It would seem arrogant of mere man to stumble over the meaning of words to arrive at the "meaning." Paul under inspiration makes this point at Gal 3:16 by pointing out the precision of "seed" not "seeds" to those who apparently thought they understood the meaning.
I believe individual words determine the meaning, not the other way around.
Clearly, Jesus should not be held up as the standard for us in this matter if that was your point.
Interesting question, thank you very much.
To follow up my earlier comment. When Christ spoke, he spoke with all the authority of a Prophet. Now I am not trying to limit him to a mere human prophet, but oviously there was this little matter of the kenosis. In other words, He did not exegete a passage to determine its meaning because He was delivering inspired words given from the Father.
Deuteronomy 18:18 I will raise them up a Prophet from among their brethren, like unto thee, and will put my words in his mouth; and he shall speak unto them all that I shall command him. 19 And it shall come to pass, that whosoever will not hearken unto my words which he shall speak in my name, I will require it of him.
John 3:34 For he whom God hath sent speaketh the words of God: for God giveth not the Spirit by measure unto him.
It would not make sense for Him to parse OT words or meaning when God was inspiring Him.
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STEUBENVILLE - A woman was arrested Wednesday afternoon after City Police said she left her 5-day-old baby in the back of a cab while she went shopping inside Wal-Mart.
Brittany Richardson, 21, of 304 N. Third St. was charged with child endangering.
Police said they were flagged down by a cab driver around 4:30 p.m., who told them a woman took an older child with her into Wal-Mart but left the infant inside. The cab driver told police the woman said she would be back.
Police found Richardson at the checkout and took her outside to pay the cab fare.
Officers asked her why she would leave the infant with a stranger.
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Children services sent a caseworker, and the children were turned over to a family member.
Richardson was being held at the county jail on a $3,000 bond.
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WEIRTON - A 19-year-old Weirton man charged with sexually abusing a 2-year-old girl has been released from the Northern Regional Jail in Moundsville after posting bond.
Tyler Graham of 309 Elizabeth Drive was charged by City Police on Tuesday with raping the toddler.
Police said the child's mother had taken her daughter to the pediatrician for help with what she thought was a case of diaper rash. The pediatrician, however, examined the child and referred her to a gynecologist. The mother took her daughter to Weirton Medical Center, and personnel there notified police of the suspected sexual abuse.
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WINTERSVILLE - The Jefferson County Airport Authority gave Cloud 9 Aviation owner Phil Bender permission at a special meeting Wednesday to begin preparing a hangar for a new business venture.
The board emerged from a closed-door meeting with Bender and his business partner, former airport authority President Mike Menzel, to approve a memorandum of understanding allowing him to clean space in the "B" hangar in anticipation of renting it for his new venture, Pier Aviation. Bender currently rents space at the airpark, although not in "B" hangar.
Menzel had tendered his resignation to the board earlier this month to avoid a conflict of interest as he and Bender explored the feasibility of starting the new company.
A rental agreement for the new hangar space is being negotiated.
Economics club to host debate
WHEELING - The West Liberty University Economics Club will host a point-counterpoint discussion between two prominent political consultants at noon on Feb. 28 at River City Ale Works, 1400 Main St.
Participating will be John Brabender and Tad Devine. The moderator will be Wheeling talk show host Howard Monroe.
Brabender is managing partner and chief creative officer of BrabenderCox, a national political consulting and advertising firm. He was involved with the 2008 Rudy Giuliani 's presidential campaign, among many other election campaigns.
Devine is president of Devine Mulvey, a Washington-based media consulting firm. He was senior adviser in Al Gore's 2000 and John Kerry's 2004 presidential campaigns.
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I'm wondering how GPU memory works on the iPhone and iPad. After reading the Apple tech specs on the iPad 3 (http://www.apple.com/ipad/specs/) it says the A5X is a system on a chip with a dual core CPU and quad core GPU. Do they share the same system RAM? How does the GPU do fast operations if it has to work in system RAM? I'm sure it's my lack of understanding of the system on a chip architecture that is confusing me, but if someone can chime in with their knowledge that would be helpful.
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iPhones/iPod Touches/iPads all have a Unified Memory Architecture which mean that both the CPU and GPU share system memory. There is no dedicated video memory on these devices.
The advantage is that you don't need to worry about running out of video memory for your textures or vertex data (your app will be terminated by iOS for using too much memory before that happens). The disadvantage is that you share the same memory bandwidth for gameplay and graphics. The more memory bandwidth you dedicate to graphics, the less you will have for gameplay and physics
On the newer processors such as the A5X, A6 and A6X Apple has doubled the bandwidth to memory for the GPU to 128bit whereas the CPU still has 64 bit access.


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text: I'm more of fantasy reader than scifi reader. But I like to read good science fiction (along with mystery, literature, various non-fiction). Because I don't read enough to determine the best of the best I have in the past relied on "generally accepted" lists. Reading Hugo winning novels has been rewarding to this end. However, lately, I feel like the best science fiction is getting over looked. Either that or there has not been much great science fiction lately. Great is defined as books that will be on your "best of" lists 20 years from now. The Hugo awards are still a good source of good reading but they may have jumped the shark somewhat. I can point to 2001 when a Harry Potter book won. 2002 American Gods – Great book but fantasy 2003 Hominids – Very good (that's 1) 2004 Paladin of Souls – Very good fantasy 2005 Jonathan Strange – Great but fantasy 2006 Spin Very Good (2) 2007 Rainbows End – I loved his earlier work – this one not so much 2008 Yiddish Policemens Union – Very good, glad I read it but I am not big on alt history 2009 The Graveyard Book - Very good, glad I read it but I am not big on YA 2010 Windup Girl & The City Great (3 or is it 4) 2011 – Blackout – By the time an author wins 3 they seem to be winning on popularity and the qulity does not seem up to par. 2012 - Very good fantasy That's 3 for 12 (starting 2001). I know it is a speculative fiction award but the trophy is a rocket. Where is the great science fiction? What am I looking for? Good question. Post on this site are generally all over the place (or skewed but author input). I would not trust any reviews on Amazon. So two questions: Has there been great science fiction written in the 21st century? Are there credible scifi only awards and year end lists?


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Can water be replaced with fruit juice? So instead of drinking a certain amount of water daily, would it be better to get your H2O from fruit juices?
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There's no absolute "better" or "worse" for this type of substitution. It depends entirely on what problem you are trying to solve and what nutritional goals you are trying to achieve.
To answer your question most literally — "Yes", you can satisfy your daily water requirements with fruit juice. There is sufficient water in virtually any fruit juice for your body to extract the water it needs.
But water and fruit juice are not the same thing. Only you can decide what that balance is to achieve your goals (or provide more details in your question to get it answered properly). Consider also: Why the extremes? Why is it all water or all juice? Moderation.
Some differences to consider:
Fruit juice is, essentially, a food. It provides nutrition. It provides calories. You should treat it like any other food; You should know what you are putting in your body and why.
You're supposed to drink 8-10 glasses of water a day. 8-10 glasses of juice is a lot of excess calories and sugar. You might find yourself gaining weight at a rapid pace which maybe you want. It's like drinking soda.
355 mL can of Coca Cola = 39g of sugar
200 mL juice box of Trader Joe's White Grape Juice = 30g of sugar
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Shonn Greene had his knee scoped Monday and is expected to miss a "few" weeks.
Redskins first-round WR Josh Doctson's Achilles' injury has lingered since May, but he insists he's not worried about his health for the regular season.
NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reports Ravens fourth-round RB Kenneth Dixon has been diagnosed with a Grade 1 MCL sprain.
Vikings extended coach Mike Zimmer's contract.
Pro Football Talk reports Bears first-round OLB Leonard Floyd was carted off the practice field Thursday for "heat-related" reasons.
Coach Hue Jackson expects to name his starting quarterback before the first preseason game.
Browns coach Hue Jackson said Josh Gordon is "starting with a clean slate."
Ravens fourth-round RB Kenneth Dixon limped off the practice field Thursday with a left leg injury, but he is expected to be fine.
The Buffalo News' Vic Carucci reports walk-year QB Tyrod Taylor and the Bills reaching a long-term agreement before the season "is a possibility."
Jets could decide to move on from Geno Smith or 2015 fourth-rounder Bryce Petty after re-signing Ryan Fitzpatrick.
Redskins coach Jay Gruden said the team would consider bringing in a veteran running back.
Redskins placed first-round WR Josh Doctson (Achilles') on the active/PUP.


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Specifically, those purchased legally through the PSN Store. It seems like it should, but I can't find a definitive answer anywhere.
Update 1: PSOne Classics will come to the Vita August 28, 2012 (Joystiq)
PS Vita didn't support PSOne/archive titles at launch. You will need to wait.
From Gamespot:
And from the Playstation Blog:
At this time, PSone titles are not supported by the Vita, along with the Turbografix and PS2 titles. According to some google translated pages from Japan, the PCEngine/Turbografix and PSone titles support will be finalized/announced at some point in the future. I imagine the only reason it's not supported yet is that they need to finish the emulator, as it should be a simple matter to run them on the vita hardware.
Whilst not helpful if you want to play whilst out and about, I believe you can play PS1 games using remote play through a PS3.


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STEUBENVILLE — Three men are seeking the Democrat nomination for the Steubenville 6th Ward council seat in the May 7 primary election. No Republicans have filed for the race....
Gentlemen: I have been to a few City Council meetings and have seen members of City Council yelling at people asking questions. What can you do to help City Council stay more civil to the audience...after all we are all entitled to our opinions? Also the public has become untrustworthy of some of our elected officials what can you do to bring back that trust? Thanking you in advance for your replies.
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The 8 Creepiest Glitches Hidden in Popular Video Games
We've told you about the creepiest video game Easter eggs ever found. But Easter eggs are hidden details that someone intentionally put there to mess with you -- their horror is still limited by the human imagination. No, the most terrifying game moments are when lines of code go awry to make characters start looking, and behaving, like monsters.
Lines of code, or maybe demonic possession. You be the judge.
#8. Call of Duty Series -- A Glitch Raises the Dead
While some of the Call of Duty games have a zombie mode, there are far scarier, unintentional zombies in the regular game. You'll be playing along in what is distinctly not supposed to be a level with zombies, and suddenly you run into this:
What do you know, war is hell.
... a mutilated corpse, standing perfectly still in the hall, its arms spread wide.
The problem is that to the computer that runs your video games, there's not a whole lot of difference between a live character and a dead one. They're all just lines of code. It's just that some are programmed to move around and talk and some are programmed to lie motionless on the ground. Sometimes those lines of code get mixed up, and you fucking get the stuff of nightmares. Like this:
That's a completely dead dude in Call of Duty: Black Ops. At first he's just laying there, moving his lips without saying anything, as if he were mouthing secret obscenities only the undead are privy to.
"... that's right. With a donkey."
But then, after you shoot at him (not while you shoot, but some seconds later), his body parts start twisting themselves over and over like he's being resurrected by the alien from The Thing -- at one point it looks like his head is going to snap off on its own.
It rejects its own bones and steals yours away.
Also, this happens in other games from the same series: here's a dead guy talking in Call of Duty 2 (and another one), and if you're not planning on sleeping anytime soon, feast your eyes upon the undead human vibrator from Call of Duty 3:
It's like he died while performing a break dance routine and his body simply refused to stop going. Even though he has no legs.
We're not sure who just got served here.
And it happens in other types of games, too: check out this twitching face in Crysis (and another one), this dead guy desperately fanning himself in Far Cry 2 and a dead lady turning her head around in Red Dead Redemption.
Here, we'll leave you with this winking corpse in Infamous:
#7. Red Dead Redemption -- The Manimals
Red Dead Redemption is every cowboy movie ever in video game form. You ride horses, shoot six shooters and rob trains, and if you look closely, you may be shocked to discover that the game disc itself has two days' worth of stubble.
Even his farts make a p-ting! noise.
But while wandering around the game's vast deserts, you may come across something ... unsettling. Fans call them the Manimals, and they are things that even nightmares have forgotten. They are horrifyingly bizarre human/animal hybrids, like from some sort of carnival sideshow.
There are the Bird-People -- human beings who fly around the skies by flapping their arms like we all believed we could when we were children.
You thought regular bird shit was bad.
Then you have deformed horrors such as Snake-Man, who is little more than a rattling, hissing torso with a head twisted at an 180-degree angle and bulging, soulless eyes.
"What the hell has happened to my dick?"
Others, while appearing outwardly human, have the attributes of their animal side, such as Cougar-Man -- a bearded man charging around on his knees, yowling and clawing at the player like a cat.
Half-man, half-cougar, all Amish.
And sometimes you can find the opposite -- human characters replaced by animals, up to and including mission-critical NPCs. The Gunslinger Dog, for example, is a floating coyote wielding a freaking rifle and speaking with a Mexican accent.
In the sequel you get to take him around and solve crimes.
However, none of these compare to the utter terror that is the Donkey-Woman. The Donkey-Woman is, obviously, a donkey replaced with a woman model upon whose shoulders you can ride like a very easygoing prostitute. But that's not all. In a true mockery of humanity, the Donkey-Woman appears mostly human ... all except for the black horse head jutting out of her face.
"I like oats and long walks in other dimensions."
And this isn't people hacking or some sort of one-off series of glitches. Rockstar Games has actually acknowledged the bug and (luckily, for all our immortal souls) released a patch to fix it.
As if anything could fix a nightmare.
#6. Super Smash Bros. Brawl -- Pikaman And Other Terrifying Mashups
What's cooler than Mario fighting Sonic for video game mascot dominance? How about Mario fighting Sonic, but with Link's moves? Yeah, what if you could merge the characters to get cool hybrids! Let's see what happens when hackers merged Solid Snake with Donkey Kong ...
Behold, Donkey Snake.
This horror came about when fans decided to hack their copies of Super Smash Bros. Brawl and perform what are known as "moveset swaps" -- taking one character and swapping out its moves and abilities for another character's, which seems perfectly innocent. But there was one horrifying consequence no one could have anticipated: Changing character movesets rearranges the character models as well (since the moves were designed assuming the limbs would be in certain places), with horrific deformities as a result.
So Pikachu with Ganondorf's moves becomes, well, see for yourself...
... yes. This is exactly what cosplay looks like.
It's even creepier in action. Also from the "seeing it will give you nightmares" category is Peach/Sonic, who has grotesquely long fingers and moves like a horror movie monster ...
"Children. Children are what we require."
Meanwhile, Link/Meta-Knight creates a crab-shaped monstrosity...
He's as baffled as we are repulsed.
And Giga Bowser/Jigglypuff (whom we've taken the liberty of naming Gigglypuff) becomes this fucking thing:
"Free hugs!"
Peach/Kirby, on the other hand, looks like the most horrifying sex doll ever -- Her eyes a blank stare, her mouth twisted into a ghoulish scream. All the while her arms flop uselessly around her body.
Her eyes never close. And now, neither will yours.
It's like the game itself is trying to punish you for trying to play God (or Shigeru Miyamoto, we guess), turning your attempts to merge cool characters into unspeakable horrors worthy of Dr. Moreau.
#5. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas -- The Ghost Cars of the Forest
We've previously mentioned some creepy things in Grand Theft Auto IV, and it turns out these open-world sandbox games really lend themselves to dark pockets of undiscovered horror.
Likewise, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is specifically known for its urban legends and weird occurrences, which makes sense when you consider how enormous the game world is. There are so many myths about things you can find in the game that people are still discussing them seven years later. But among all the stories of UFOs and murderers and cryptids, there is one legend that's actually true: The Ghost Cars.
"Hey man, have you seen a dog and some kids running around here?"
If you venture out into the hilly countryside, away from the city, you'll find the automotive equivalent of Bigfoot: cars with no drivers roaming around the game. Sometimes they chase you, as if possessed by the spirits of drivers you jacked months ago.
The glitch is due to the fact that the game engine only spawns cars in the player's immediate area, and when you're in the hilly, country areas of the game's map, a car will appear on a hill and just roll like a real-life runaway car until it either eventually stops or hits something (most hilariously when it's you).
The chase music is "Yakety Sax" with broken violins.


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An article in yesterday's Fort Worth Star Telegram reported that the financially troubled Fort Worth Dallas Ballet has put off its search for a new artistic director until it has resolved its financial problems. A group of executive committee members and other supporters has pledged $1 million towards financing the remainder of the season and advancing the company's goal of a $2 million endowment fund.
The company has been without an AD since February 2001, when Ben Houk left under pressure from the board of directors. Since then Bruce Marks, whom the article refers to as "a Florida-based consultant," has served as "artistic advisor."
The company also announced the cancellation of the Dallas dates for its production of Romeo & Juliet. The ballet will still be performed in Forth Worth from May 17-19, with an additional performance, making a total of four. The executive director also announced that the contracts of all 32 dancers will be renewed, and a 2002-03 schedule will be announced in April.
"Everybody's screaming that we need an artistic director," the article quotes a company spokesman as saying. "But first, we need to be able to pay an artistic director."
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Don Coffey, 81, of Derby, died on Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2012.
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Before you decide how much memory to add to your new computer, first consider how you plan to use your computer. If you'll primarily be sending email and browsing the internet, then a basic memory configuration will work. But if you'll be playing games, working with multimedia or performing other intensive tasks, you should consider adding more memory.
Your computer memory is otherwise known as RAM, which stands for random access memory. RAM serves as the temporary storehouse for the flow of data. It remembers what programs, applications and documents you use most frequently so it can access these as quickly as possible. Without sufficient RAM, a computer's operation can slow down considerably as the computer starts using hard drive space to handle the data flow.
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DDR3 SDRAM stands for "double data rate type three synchronous dynamic random access memory." This is the current generation of RAM and it can transfer data up to twice the rate as the previous generation RAM (DDR2 SDRAM). Using DDR3 SDRAM helps you switch between applications, open documents and complete your daily tasks faster.
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FORT RILEY, Kan. - Those wanting to get rid of unwanted prescription medications can safely dispose of them during National Prescription Take Back Day from 4 to 7 p.m. April 27 in the front lobby of the Main Post Exchange.
The event is a collaborative effort between the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Army Substance Abuse Program to destroy all potentially dangerous, controlled substances.
Any expired, unwanted or unused pharmaceutical controlled substances and other medications will be accepted. Intravenous solutions, hypodermic needles and syringes, however, will not be accepted. Illicit substances, like marijuana or methamphetamines, are not a part of this initiative and should not be placed in collection containers.
"We don't ask any questions," said Nicole Sizemore, lead prevention coordinator, Army Substance Abuse Program. "People can just put their medications - containers and all - in the big cardboard box at the event."
There also will be a representative at the event to help answer any prescription drug-related questions.
All prescribed medicines are collected by the DEA and are burned in an incinerator.
The purpose of getting rid of prescribed medications is to keep them from getting into the wrong hands, Sizemore said.
"Pain pills that are prescribed are sold on the street, and people are addicted to prescribed medication," she said, adding that old medicine lying around the house also can be mistakenly thought of as candy by young children.
Flushing unused medication down drains is not a safe way of getting rid of prescribed medicines, Sizemore said.
"Prescribed medicines, which are flushed down drains, get into the drinking water and can be consumed by fish we eat," she said.
National Prescription Take Back Day is a biannual event that occurs every April and October. The previous two take-back events collected more than 50 pounds of medications combined, Sizemore said.
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Three Trojans Advance to Final Day of Midwest Super RegionalsFebruary 28, 2014
TIFFIN, Ohio –After closing the first rounds of competition on Friday, Anderson University wrestling is slotted in 15th place as three wrestlers will continue their tournament run on Saturday at the Midwest Super Regionals at Tiffin's Heminger Center with a chance to advance to the NCAA Championships in two weeks.
Sophomore Zak Hale continued his impressive 2013-14 campaign, finishing a perfect 2-0 on the day, needing one more victory to clinch his trip to the NCAA Championships. Redshirt senior Cory Monteforte (125) and graduate student Zane Newton (157) both posted 2-1 records for the day, searching for at least a fourth-place finish to qualify for the national tournament.
Hale began his day with a first period pin over Belmont Abbey's Gabe Pastrik for his sixth win by fall this season. In the 133 bracket, the first round saw just two pins as both came by the top two seeds in Hale (No. 2) and Michael Labry (No. 1) of Ashland.
In the second round, Hale fought off DeMarcus Spencer of King with a 6-2 decision to advance to Saturday's semifinal. In the next round, Hale will square off against Indianapolis' Josh Keiffer who defeated Hale in sudden-victory at the Super Region II Duals earlier this season. Hale will look to avenge the loss and advance to the final at 133.
At 125, Monteforte began his day with a narrow 7-5 decision over Ronzel Darling of Wisconsin-Parkside. Darling entered Friday with an impressive 25-12 record before Monteforte added his 10th victory of the season and fifth out his last six bouts.
Following the win, the redshirt senior was sent to the wrestleback side of the bracket after falling to Maryville's Brandon Oshiro by a 10-9 decision. From there, Monteforte earned his second decision of the day, eliminating Lake Erie's Keanu Thompson, 8-4.
With the win, Monteforte will face a familiar opponent in BAC's Patrick Mestrez, which the Cliffside Park, N.J. native dropped to during the regular season by a 3-2 score. Monteforte will need three more wins in the consolation bracket to advance to the NCAA Championships.
Newton matched Monteforte's day, beginning with a 7-6 decision over UIndy's Sheldon Strubble. In the next round, Newton fell to Lake Eric's Zak Vargo, sending him the consolation side of the bracket. Once there, Newton claimed a hard-fought 2-0 decision over Ohio Valley's Tyler Green.
With the 2-1 record, Newton is schedule to meet Ashland's Kyle Burns in the next round, as the Greenwood, S.C. native will need three wins on Saturday to qualify for the national tournament. Adding the two victories during the tournament, Newton continues to rank second on the squad with 16 wins for the year.
Four other Trojans, who made the trip to the Buckeye State, came up short, suffering two straight setbacks, ending their respective tournament runs.
"This has been a grueling first day of regional competition," Anderson head coach Dock Kelly said. "I am proud that we still have three wrestlers alive in brackets with an opportunity to earn an automatic bid to the national tournament. The margin for error is narrow now, and we must come focused and ready to wrestle. We have worked hard all season to put ourselves in this position, and I'm expecting them to wrestle well on Saturday."
The Trojan trio will begin their respective journey towards the NCAA Championships on Saturday, beginning at 10 a.m.
125: Cory Monteforte (2-1)
Monteforte dec. Ronzel Darling (UWP), 7-5
Brandon Oshiro (MU) dec. Montreforte. 10-9
Monteforte dec. Keanu Thompson (LEC), 8-4
133: Zak Hale (2-0)
Hale pinned Gabe Pastrik (BAC), 2:40
Hale dec. DeMarcus Spencer (KU), 6-2
141: Keenan Simmons (0-2)
Daniel Owenby (UNCP) pinned Simmons, 3:29
Bobby Mason (ASH) tech. fall Simmons, 15-0 (2:45)
157: Zane Newton (2-1)
Newton dec. Sheldon Strubble (UIndy), 7-6
Zak Vargo (LEC) pinned Newton, 2:48
Newton dec. Tyler Green (OVC), 2-0
165: Eric DeAngelis (0-2)
Blake Ridenour (NEW) pinned DeAngelis, 0:50
Phillip Burrows (COKER) dec. DeAngelis, 10-6
184:Taylor Dorsett (0-2)
Bryson Hall (ASH) pinned Dorsett, 4:50
David Kieta (LIME) maj. dec. Dorsett, 11-1
197: Robert Johnson (0-2)
Julian Smith (McK) pinned Johnson, 2:56
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Simulate error
I nearly finished an iPad app using Sencha Architect, which is great. I created a new project to test out some functionalities and when I tried to simulate the new project Terminal spawned the following error:
Sencha Cmd v22.214.171.124
[DEBUG] Session could not be started: Error Domain=DTiPhoneSimulatorErrorDomain Code=1 "iOS Simulator failed to install the application." UserInfo=0x7fcbcb800850 {NSLocalizedDescription=iOS Simulator failed to install the application., DTiPhoneSimulatorUnderlyingErrorCodeKey=-1}
The application was successfully packaged
[ERR] stbuild exited with non-zero code : 1
[Process completed]
I tried using another SDK for simulation -iOS 5.1- but the same error keeps popping up.
My guess is that there is something wrong with Apple Xcode, anyone out there who has experienced the same thing? Or am I thinking in the wrong direction?
Specs: OS X 10.8.2, Sencha Architect 2.1.0, Xcode 4.5.2 and Sencha Command 188.8.131.52
27 Dec 2012 11:30 AM #2It appears that the simulation environment stacks up data... I fixed the problem by selecting 'Reset Content and Settings...' inside the running simulator.


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Hunting requires hard work, intense preparation and dedicated focus to reach success. It also offers the adrenaline rush, the satisfaction and all the rewards that come with any popular sports season. Essentially, that is what makes hunting so addictive, and keeps hunters in the outdoors season after season, and year after year. The challenges are worth the rewards.
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BROCKTON - The jury will take at least one more day to deliberate before reaching a verdict in the trial of Jose Gurley's accused killer.
Andre Robert Brewer, 25, of Randolph has been charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of the 17-year-old Brockton resident, who was a star on the West Bridgewater Middle-Senior High School football team.
At the time of his death, Gurley's murder sparked vigils and peace marches across the city and garnered national media attention.
The case was featured on "America's Most Wanted," a national investigative crime show on the Fox television network, as authorities searched for Gurley's killer.
Brewer has been held without bail at the Plymouth County Correctional Facility since his 2011 arrest. He is also facing charges of unlawfully possessing a firearm, unlawfully possessing a loaded firearm and unlawfully possessing ammunition.
The trial began last Wednesday, and the jury began deliberating on Monday at 1 p.m.
They are expected to continue deliberations at 9 a.m. tomorrow in Brockton Superior Court.
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EAST LIVERPOOL - Weir High junior Alyssa Shingle scored a game-high 27 points as the Weir girls basketball team doubled up East Liverpool, 72-36, Wednesday night at Potter Fieldhouse.
"It's been a long time since we have done that," Weir (3-5) head coach Bill Smith said. "We had a great summer. We had a lot of girls show up. It is paying off. The kids are playing with a lot of intensity and confidence.
"We played them in the summer. Our girls were confident going into the game. We knew we could play them man-to-man, but that is summer ball. This is totally different. In the summer, you don't know who is there and who is not. You don't run everything you have.
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LOOKING AROUND — Weir's Alyssa Shingle looks for a teammate against the defensive pressure of East Liverpool's Nikayla Edgell during Wednesday's 72-36 win by the Red Riders. Shingle led the way with a game-high 27 points.
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"East Liverpool is going to play hard. East Liverpool always play tough. They are a little physical, so we knew we had to come ready to play."
The loss drops the Potters to 3-4.
"It was a combination of bad offense on our part and good defense on their part," first-year east Liverpool head coach Allan Dingey said.
"We played them in the summer, and they were undefeated. We knew they were really good. They are playing really well right now. All I can say is congratulations to Weir on their performance."
Shingle was joined in double digits by Raegan Stead and Shelva Burns. Stead delivered 17 points, while Burns netted 12.
The Red Riders took control early in the game as Weir jumped out to a 12-4 lead. The Potters battled back to pull within 15-11 at the end of the frame.
Weir scored the first 10 points of the second stanza to build a 25-13 lead. The Red Riders extended their lead to 36-19 at halftime. Shingle scored 15 points in the first 16 minutes of play.
"She runs the show as our point guard," Smith said. "She has come along way. She has matured. She is taking care of the basketball. She is distributing the ball. She is playing under control."
The Red Riders extended their lead in the third. Shingle drained a 3-pointer and added a basket putting her team up 44-23 forcing Dingey to call timeout with 4:06 left in the quarter. A basket by Burns put the Red Riders up 52-28 entering the fourth quarter.
"We are still a work in progress," Dingey said. "We are going to keep on working. We are going to keep working hard."
Weir 72, East Liverpool 36
Weir15 21 16 20 - 72
East Liverpool11 8 9 8 - 36
WEIR: Young 3 0-0 6, Stead 6 5-6 17, Shingle 12 0-0 27, Long 0 0-0 0, Robinson 1 0-0 2, Lemley 1 0-0 2, Burns 4 4-6 12, Dalrymple 2 2-2 6. Totals: 29 11-14 72. 3-pointers: Shingle 3.
EAST LIVERPOOL: Edgell 2 1-2 6, C. Davis 0 1-2 1, Neville 0 0-0 0, Rose 0 0-0 0, Holmes 2 0-0 4, Bailey 1 1-2 3, Cowart 4 0-0 8, Possage 2 0-0 4, Holmes 0 0-0 0, Morrell 1 0-0 2, M. Davis 2 0-0 6, Arcuragi 0 0-0 0. Totals: 15 3-6 36. 3-pointers: Davis 2, Edgell.


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5 Weird Psychological Dangers of Giving People Gifts
Every year, we hear the same claptrap from holiday specials, greeting cards, and grandmas: Christmas is really about family or charity or kindness or the birth of God's one and only son. Whether any of those is true or not, it sure does suck if you don't get any presents.
But what no one tells you about the whole gift-exchange scenario is that it's a lose-lose situation. Everything you think you know about gift-giving and receiving is wrong, which we know because science has spent a surprising amount of time studying it.
(The bad news: your brain hates you. The good news: The De-Textbook has an entire chapter on practical psychology, so you can jiu-jitsu those stupid lobes and lead a happier life.)
What did they find? Well ...
#5. People Don't Want Unsolicited Gifts
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A certain percentage of your holiday shopping, or all of it, involves just going to the goddamned person and asking them what they want. It's the only safe bet. You don't know what they like or what they own because you've been to their house only once, and even then you don't know what shit they've got squirreled away ("Thanks ... this will be really useful if my other copy of the Becker DVD box set wears out"). But let's admit that it's also the saddest form of gift-giving -- it turns what should be a special gesture of generosity and friendship into simple order fulfillment.
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"I already put it in my Amazon cart, all you have to do is click 'submit.'"
So, for most of us, when it comes to the people closest to us, we want to surprise them.
We'll search high and low for the perfect gift -- one that proves just how well we know them. It takes a hundred times more effort, but so be it. Those are the gifts that people really treasure. Right?
But Actually ...
It turns out that -- surprise! -- people don't like surprises as much as we think they do.
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Especially when they find out the cake you just jumped out of isn't actually edible.
Professors from Harvard and Stanford ran a series of experiments on gift-giving -- five of them, to be exact, because apparently that's all researchers are busy with these days (suck it, cancer!). What they found each time was that recipients generally just wanted to get the gift they explicitly asked for, and get this: The receivers actually perceived such explicitly-asked-for gifts as "more thoughtful and considerate" than the special surprise gifts the givers spent so much time trying to hunt down. The gift-giving motto is apparently "Don't think. Just do as commanded," a phrase you typically don't see spelled out on festive holiday sweaters.
But what's really interesting about this is that we should already now it. Think about it -- we're all givers and receivers of gifts -- so while we know we prefer to get precisely what we want, we all assume other people prefer to get thoughtful gifts that may be way off the mark. In other words, we trust ourselves to find a super awesome gift the recipient didn't even know they wanted, but we assume other people are too stupid to do that for us. Typical.
Oh, and do you know what gift consistently got the highest rating? Cash. The laziest, easiest, least personal gift you can give someone is also the one they look forward to getting the most. Because that removes all doubt about whether or not they'll get the right thing -- cash always fits.
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"Normally I'd accept a check, but you have the face of a deadbeat, grandpa."
#4. Less Is More When It Comes to Giving Presents
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What's better than giving people stuff? Giving people more stuff. Yes, the dragon living outside your village seems happy with your sacrifice of a buxom wench, but why not throw in a baby or two to sweeten the deal?
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Check with your local shaman for the wench-baby exchange rate.
Or, for a more practical example, if you're not sure the person you're buying for will like your big gift, why not throw in something small along with it? It can only help -- if giving makes you look kind, then giving more only makes you look kinder. It's logic.
But Actually ...
Humans do not function according to logic. This isn't a criticism of the species, it's just a fact -- logic is a horrible way to predict how the human brain will react to something. Logically, it shouldn't be a big deal to find a dead tarantula in your breakfast cereal -- it can't hurt you, and you can eat around it -- but your brain will tell you, "Flee the room and burn the house down."
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"Say again, Talon-one-one -- all the napalm?"
Well in this case, for some reason adding a small gift to a big gift doesn't make the recipient think, "Ooh, more stuff." Our brain doesn't add up the gifts when deciding on value, it averages them out. A $100 sweater and a $10 gift card says to our brain, "This stuff is worth, like, 50 bucks." This is known as the Presenter's Paradox (also a suitable name for going back in time and killing the guy on TV that told you how to build a time machine).
When looking at a package deal, our brain has a tendency to use the lesser parts to dilute the value of the greater parts. It works for good and bad things both -- adding two hours of community service to a $750 fine made people rate the punishment as less severe than the fine by itself.
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Due in no small part to the amount of money to be made selling weed to the other highway cleaners.
It actually almost makes sense when presented that way -- you hear the two hours and think, "Well, the judge must not have been THAT mad at me: Two hours is nothing!" and it puts the fine in a new light. So if somebody gives you what appears to be a very expensive rhinestone codpiece, and inside you find they've also tossed a $5 coupon to Taco Bell, you think, "OK, these rhinestones probably aren't real."
#3. Men Suck at Gratitude
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Television has a pretty clear idea about men and their relationship with gifts -- namely, men are thoughtless buffoons who suck at gift shopping (TV Tropes has a whole page dedicated to all the times male characters have screwed up gift-giving). TV writers don't do it simply to annoy men's rights activists (though that's always a bonus) -- they do it because we love thinking of women as fragile time bombs easily set off by the wrong present, and men are cavemen who can't afford to put three minutes of thought into anything that's not football or boobs.
But there is an upside: Men don't care what you get them, either. They're like dogs, just happy with whatever. Get them a new drill or something and a month later they'll probably forget where it came from. Living with an emotionally stunted yeti has its advantages.
Even if the DVR is a bit one-sided.
But Actually ...
Men get tied up in emotional knots when they get a gift -- they find expressing gratitude to be more complex and uncertain than women do, and for men it's tinged with more internal conflict. Men have been so hammered with ideas of detached masculinity that saying "thank you" carries emotional baggage that's normally reserved for interactions involving genitals.
While women can (usually) accept a gift as simply someone trying to be kind, a man's reaction is more, "Oh God, now I need to get something in return or I'll look like an ass. Life would be much simpler if nobody gave me anything." There's a reason Scrooge isn't a woman. Yes, the reason is that Victorian England allowed women to make exactly jack shit, so that would've been totally unrealistic, but we're going to shoehorn "men hate gifts" in as a reason for the purposes of this article.
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And if we can convince you to give your favorite comedy writer sex for Christmas this year, all the better.
So yes, ladies, you may have spent weeks hunting down the perfect anniversary present for your man while he got you jack shit, but he's not actually the bad guy here. The internal struggle he experiences when he opens his present is part of an emotional cocktail that tends to ruin his overall happiness. You should be ashamed of yourselves, ladies.


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NA 2010: System supports voice-directed picking
March 01, 2010 - MMH Editorial
NA 2010, slated for April 26-29, will showcase more than 500 exhibits and include a comprehensive educational conference. The event, held at the I-X Center in Cleveland, will offer an array of products to help improve productivity at your company.
Equipped with voice-directed picking and labor management modules, the RDS 6.0 warehouse control system supports voice-over IP technology. The application for voice-directed picking integrates with hands-free SKU, lot or location bar code capture, providing pick-and-pack validation in a single process. The function combines operator message displays and pick to light modules to automate the pick-and-pack process. Usable on a variety of devices, the operator wireless terminal is deployed as a thin client on CE or Windows Mobile to run the voice engine. The integrated labor management module tracks worker productivity, providing order picking labor data and order auditing reports.
Numina Group, 630-343-2600, http://www.numinagroup.com, Booth 837.


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Charlotte, N.C. - "The Alan Major Show" will debut tonight for the 2012-13 season on ESPN 730, from 7-8 p.m. The hour-long call-in coach's show will air on Monday evenings until the end of the basketball season. Longtime "Voice of the 49ers" Matt Swierad and ESPN 730's Lanny Ford will co-host the show live from the remote location at Wild Wing Cafe, University area.
A player from the men's basketball team will also be appearing on the show during a player segment every week.
The show will air every Monday night until the end of the season with the exception of November 19th due to the team travelling to Alaska and then December 24th and 31st due to the holidays.
The show will also air live in Mecklenburg County on Time Warner Cable Channel 22.
The Alan Major Show - Wild Wing Cafe, University
November: 5, 12, 26
December: 3, 10, 17
January: 7, 14, 21, 28
February: 4, 11, 18, 25
March: 4, 11


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The Shocker
Seems to occasionally cause large numbers of the players to fall through the ground.
1. Instant death against scouts, assassins, long ranged gunners.
2. Low damage of Lightning gun causes Shocker to not have a mid-close range weapon to fend off enemies.
3. Aegis deals low damage at low range.
4. Those EMP mines?… EDIT: I found a good use for them, but they still do kill me sometimes…
5. Lack of a high-movement system to dodge anything, which Tech has (tether/slingshot).
6. Shocker slowly heals shields, comparable to that of Tech healing players, which makes shield repair nearly useless, as shields heal much faster after battle.
7. Extreme difficulty of aiming the Lightning gun to hit targets (enemies or friendlies) without using lock-on, which Tech can do (largely affected by my low fps and freezing…), but still hard to aim the Lightning gun and look for hazards (ex: can't look for hostiles, at your Aegis, for incoming Assassins, etc.).
8. Shocker is not rewarded for using the lightning gun, Tech has "Hyper-Charge", but Shocker is not rewarded for usage
9. @Dodar: The Bigger they are the Harder they fall; Aegis gets easier to destroy as it gets larger
Basically, Tech trumps Shocker and makes Tech look good.
Proposed changes to fix:
1. Either have Shocker quickly heal shields or make it easier to use the Lightning gun.
Make the Aegis health/shields bar right above the Aegis
3. Add "r" ability dealing up to 500 amount of electric healing/damage to current targets calculated through gun overheat% (Lightning gun will not inherently do this with an automatic reload) or something.
Hopeful change:
-Lower graphics quality than right now, I have major fps issues more often now.
@Glock243: Shockers are only powerful in groups when you have cohesiveness, which doesn't happen all too often, but it falls back down when you get quite a few shockers (gunners start showing up and stuff).
@Pad: I have been fighting Blazers and Blasters tooth and nail, to me dying half of the time. However, mind that this is Shuttle I'm playing in and I actually can predict where people might be to put some Orbs. I would play Lunar to test out how well I would do, but seeing how open and lacking shielding of Aegis (only takes 1-2 enemies to take it all out), I predict my failure. Also, I am running away as a Shocker from a Blazer, Blazer pulls out heat ray while I'm throwing Orbs backwards, I die. There were also quite a few times where I was like "yeahhh, gonna kill this guy." Nope, not enough range on the Lightning gun.
I feel this is a pretty good description, I will update this again when there is another update.


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As Thief goes gold, we get to learn "everything" we need to know in the latest PS4 trailerWritten by: / / No Comments
Thief has gone gold, Eidos-Montréal producer, Stephane Roy, has excitedly announced on the PlayStation Blog and to celebrate the fact that the game can now finally go into full production before making its way to stores around the world later this month, the team has released an excellent six-minute video detailing "everything" you need to know about the first-person stealth 'em up.
The video introduces us to the city, master thief and protagonist Garrett, the heists you'll be challenged with, the weapons, combat and tools you'll have access to, and the horrors you'll find in the darkest depths of this world. It's all wrapped up in health doses of gameplay from the PlayStation 4 version of the game, so enjoy below:
Thief 101 – Everything you need to know about Thief on PS4
Thief is scheduled to be released on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC on February 25th in North America and February 28th in Europe.
Feel free to browse through El33tonline's previous and continued coverage of Thief as we close in on the game's launch.
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