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The club has been built for success, and after some rough sledding in the early going -- which past juggernauts like LA have shown us is not necessarily an indicator of future fortunes -- Seattle has the look of a winner. One question lingers, though. Where would the Sounders be without Lamar Neagle? The Federal Way, Wash., native's role for the Sounders is two-fold. In February 2012, he was part of the trade that enabled Johnson to wind up in the Emerald City. Less than a year later, the Sounders shipped an international roster spot to Montreal to re-acquire him. At the time, it seemed like a fan-friendly move and one that would provide familiar depth for Sigi Schmid in the event of injury or suspension. Now, the Sounders' can't afford to take him off the field. Amid all of Seattle's attacking royalty, Neagle's play has been a large catalyst for the Sounders' surge, one that has the club as winners of five in a row and eight of their last nine games. Neagle has goals in three straight games, and he has played all but two minutes of the recent nine-game run. When he is on the field, he offers energy, creativity and smarts in his runs and a refined finishing product. His peel-off run to meet DeAndre Yedlin's cross for the second Sounders goal was pure class and evidence of a confident player who has made tremendous strides in the last few seasons. Given injuries and the international schedule, Schmid has not really had to concern himself with scrolling down a full-strength roster and making his selections, but there will come a time when he has to make the call regarding who to leave out, as there are only so many attacking places available on the field. Reputations and ability mean plenty, but it would be hard to imagine the Sounders going forward without the lesser-heralded Neagle occupying one of them. 2. Luck isn't on the Revs' side. With the playoff races so close, a few calls here and there are bound to determine a team's fate. Unfortunately for the New England Revolution, those calls have recently gone in the favor of the opposition. In two straight games against Eastern Conference playoff contenders, the Revs have ended up on the wrong end of controversy, and as a result, their playoff chase has become that much more difficult. Two games ago it was goalkeeper Matt Reis questionably being sent off in the opening minutes of what wound up being a 4-2 loss to Montreal. This past week the Revs were robbed of a goal that would have put them up over Chicago 3-1 only to have a phantom offside call wipe that off the board. Instead, while only nursing a one-goal edge, the Revs conceded an equalizer that was also covered in controversy. Mike Magee's goal, which allowed him to remain two goals behind league-leading scorer Marco Di Vaio (18 goals), was scored after forward Juan Luis Anangono effectively boxed out Revs center back Jose Goncalves from an offside position. That allowed Magee to have a clear look at goal, and the clinical finisher made no mistake to level the match. Perhaps it is just desserts for the Revolution being the beneficiary of an overturned goal against Philadelphia in late August that turned the direction of that match in New England's favor. No matter, the soccer gods are frowning on Jay Heaps' men at this most vital time in the season, and the club is now two points outside of the playoff places while being left to wonder what could have been in the last two weeks. 3. DeMerit returns for Vancouver: When Jay DeMerit went down in a heap just minutes into the Vancouver Whitecaps' season, plenty wondered whether we had seen the last of the 33-year-old center back. If not for his career, then at the very least this season. Players of that age with that many miles typically face a tougher road back than most. Any doubters probably haven't seen "Rise & Shine: The Jay DeMerit Story" just yet, because if there is one thing DeMerit does not do it is lay down and give up in the face of adversity. The Whitecaps captain and U.S. national team World Cup veteran returned six months after rupturing his Achilles on opening day as an injury replacement for Brad Rusin Saturday night, completing his comeback on the lower end of the time frame initially given for his recovery. DeMerit, who was fortunate not to have tallied an own goal upon his return, will be looked upon to play a big role with his club in a fight for its postseason life. 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Now, the stakes weren't nearly as high, as a championship was not won or lost, and the crosser, in this case Vicente Sanchez, did not tear his ACL a la Macoumba Kandji (fortunately for Colorado fans, because the 33-year-old veteran looks to have plenty of life left in his legs given his showing). Playoff fates are hanging in the balance, though, as FCD could have crept past Portland and into fifth place with a win but instead remains on the outside of the picture looking in. Colorado, meanwhile, fortified its place in the top five with the three-point haul and had to considering that the teams on its heels, LA and Portland, each have a game in hand. There is plenty of soccer to be played, but after a brief return to form had FC Dallas thinking playoffs again, the last thing the club needed was a harsh reminder of its past failure. 5. Team of the Week: Goalkeeper: Matt Lampson (Columbus Crew) Defenders: DeAndre Yedlin (Seattle Sounders), Jamison Olave (New York Red Bulls), Carlos Bocanegra (Chivas USA) Midfielders: Ricardo Clark (Houston Dynamo), Vicente Sanchez (Colorado Rapids), Chris Pontius (D.C. United), Federico Higuain (Columbus Crew) Forwards: Lamar Neagle (Seattle Sounders), Obafemi Martins (Seattle Sounders), Robbie Keane (LA Galaxy) Week 29 MLS Power Rankings New Rank Old Rank Team 1 2 Seattle Sounders (15-8-4) There is no doubt who belongs in the top spot after Seattle played its way past Real Salt Lake Friday night with a 2-0 victory. The Sounders have won eight of their last nine games, including five in a row, to take over the top spot in the MLS Western Conference and Supporters' Shield races. Seattle has peaked early in the past only to fizzle out in the postseason, but it certainly seems like Sigi Schmid's side is hitting its stride at the right time as the final month of the season approaches. 2 1 Real Salt Lake (14-9-6) Friday the 13th was unkind to RSL, which came off its bye week and was knocked off its perch for the first time in months following its loss in Seattle. For a team that had scored multiple goals in four straight games, RSL was shut down completely. Now Jason Kreis' side must stay on its toes as it faces four consecutive opponents who will be desperate for points as the season winds down. 3 3 Montreal Impact (13-8-6) Montreal has little excuse for allowing Columbus to come into Stade Saputo and come back from a goal down to take a 2-1 result. The Impact failed to play the second half with the required focus and skill and paid the price. The club is still in fine standing for a top-three place in the Eastern Conference, but if it misses out on a top seed and the Supporters' Shield, Saturday's result will certainly stick out. 4 8 New York Red Bulls (14-9-6) The Red Bulls sit alone atop the Eastern Conference standings by taking care of business against Toronto FC behind goals from Thierry Henry and Fabian Espindola. Mike Petke showed plenty of faith in rookie and supplemental draft pick Michael Bustamante to start him in a vital game for the club, and he came through in helping set up Henry's opening goal. 5 5 Sporting Kansas City (13-9-6) Sporting KC remains five points clear of the wildcard playoff spots after a bye week, one in which it added another past member of Barcelona's La Masia academy in Argentine left back Fede Bessone. He will provide competition for Seth Sinovic and more depth for Peter Vermes' side, which ventures back into CONCACAF Champions League play this week. 6 4 LA Galaxy (13-10-5) LA twice blew one-goal leads in a 2-2 draw with lowly D.C., with U.S. center back Omar Gonzalez at fault by committing a huge error for the first equalizer. Robbie Keane's MVP candidacy continues to grow, though, with the Irishman adding another goal and assist to his season tally. He has 13 and 11, respectively, and continues to be the most difficult forward to mark. 7 7 Colorado Rapids (12-8-9) Colorado battled back from a goal down to FC Dallas to take an important 2-1 result to boost its playoff positioning. Midseason acquisition Vicente Sanchez was the catalyst, scoring and equalizer and sending in the cross that led to the decisive own goal. It was a vital result for the Rapids, who put a five-point gap between themselves and sixth place. 8 6 Portland Timbers (10-5-13) Portland was left unsatisfied again after only being able to take a draw off Chivas USA and having to scramble just in order to pull that off. Diego Valeri came off the bench to score a valuable equalizer. Goalkeeper Donovan Ricketts was perhaps fortunate to not have conceded a penalty to Erick Torres on a second-half breakaway, but the Timbers will take their point and move forward into a crucial game with Colorado Friday night. 9 11 Houston Dynamo (11-10-7) Order was restored for Houston, which snapped a four-game winless skid and took three invaluable points off Philadelphia at PPL Park to climb back into playoff positioning. Ricardo Clark has long been touted as an unsung hero for Houston, going back to the days before he left for Europe, and he scored the game-deciding goal off a ball from Brad Davis. With Adam Moffat traded to Seattle, Clark's performance in the center of the field will become even more important. 10 9 Philadelphia Union (11-10-7) After a 1-0 home defeat to the Dynamo, the Union are winless in five matches and have just one win in their last seven games. John Hackworth's side is trending toward mediocrity at the worst possible time and fell out of playoff positioning after being within a result of first place just weeks ago. The remaining five games make for a mixed bag, with two games against Sporting KC and one against Montreal in addition to matches against cellar dwellers D.C. United and Chivas USA. 11 10 FC Dallas (10-8-10) FCD blew a chance to make some major headway in its quest to return to the playoff places, as Matt Hedges' unfortunate own goal snapped a tie and allowed Colorado to take a 2-1 result in their 2010 MLS Cup final rematch. Half of Dallas' six remaining games are against Eastern Conference foes, so the club will need to take care of business while hoping for other results to go its way down the stretch. 12 15 Chicago Fire (11-11-6) Chicago completed the long ascension back into the playoff places with a four-point week that included a draw at Toronto and a win over New England. Alex came off the bench to immediately play hero, as he scored the game-winning goal in the waning minutes after Chicago twice came back from a goal down at home against a game New England side. 13 12 New England Revolution (10-11-7) The Revs will have a serious problem with how they wound up losing to Chicago Saturday night, but harping on the past won't do the club any good. Playing against D.C. United has been the elixir for most clubs, but with the bottom-feeder motivated to avoid setting the league record for losses and playing hard, New England must be ready for a battle in order to snap its three-game winless skid. 14 13 Vancouver Whitecaps (10-10-8) Vancouver was stifled by San Jose but managed to claw out a 0-0 draw away from home. That result won't do much for the team's postseason aspirations, as the Whitecaps have just one win in their last nine games and are winless in their last five with an absolutely brutal schedule to close the season. After a Canada clash with Montreal, Vancouver faces RSL, Portland, Seattle and the Rapids twice in succession. 15 14 San Jose Earthquakes (10-11-8) The Earthquakes needed more than just a draw from their home clash with the Whitecaps given that they've played a game more than the four teams they are chasing in the standings and have just five games left to make up ground. The club's home unbeaten streak might be at 14 games now, but three of the next four games are on the road, with the playoffs becoming increasingly difficult to reach. 16 16 Columbus Crew (10-14-5) Columbus won't go down without a fight, and that much was clear by the club's come-from-behind 2-1 win over Montreal at Stade Saputo. Federico Higuain sparked the comeback, setting up goals by Chad Marshall and Dominic Oduro and taking over in the final 45 minutes as interim manager Brian Bliss saw his side's faint playoff hopes remain alive. 17 17 Chivas USA (6-15-8) Chivas continues to thrive in the role of spoiler, holding the Timbers to a 1-1 draw and making Portland's playoff venture all the more tenuous. Despite having little chance at finishing the season out of the basement and no first-round pick in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft, Chivas has at the very least turned back into a squad willing to battle hard. 18 18 Toronto FC (4-14-11) TFC saw its winless streak run to seven games after a draw with Chicago and loss to New York, and the road to snapping that skid could become more treacherous. Young sparkplug Jonathan Osorio could be in for some discipline after kicking a ball into the head of Red Bulls defender Kosuke Kimura after a foul was committed in the 2-0 defeat. 19 19 D.C. United (3-19-6) D.C. battled back from two one-goal deficits to stun the LA Galaxy and salvage some pride with a 2-2 draw Saturday afternoon. With Chris Pontius being so instrumental and looking like the player who has been on the U.S. national team cusp for the last couple of years, it had to have made D.C. fans wonder what could have been had he not been battling injuries for the duration of the season. 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Journal of Gender, Culture and Health
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- Patrick B. JohnsonAffiliated withThe National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University
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This paper outlines some of the common problems encountered by researchers conducting ethnic or cultural comparisons. The problems are considered in relation to three linked questions that are considered with respect to a comparison of Irish-American and mainland Puerto Rican drinking behavior. With regard to the first question—whom to compare in such research— attention is drawn to the importance of selecting groups on conceptual grounds rather than on the basis of convenience or availability. The distinction between model- and meaning-driven choices is then highlighted. Problems associated with group designation, inclusion criteria, and confounding are also discussed in response to this first question. With respect to the second question—what to compare in such research—the discussion focuses on model-driven measures and generalization-driven measures and the issue of acculturation. The final question—how to insure measure comparability—is addressed with respect to measure equivalence, the problem of cross-cultural meaning and significance, and the use of backtranslation methods to insure linguistic equivalence.
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Volume 4, Issue 3 , pp 171-185
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- Patrick B. Johnson (1)
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Casa Tina Maugeri, Catania - Etna (province)
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- 4 guestrooms
- Free childcare
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- Library
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- Limited hour front desk
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- TV in a common area
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- Heart of Catania
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- Greek-Roman Theatre (1.1 mi / 1.7 km)
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Subjective Well-Being and Armed Conflict: Evidence from Bosnia-Herzegovina
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We analyze survey data from Bosnia and Herzegovina collected after the 1992–1995 Bosnian War to answer the following questions: How does individual subjective well-being evolve in the post-conflict period? Does exposure to conflict have an important role in determining one's post-war experiences? Our identification strategy relies on regional and individual-level variation in exposure to the conflict. Individual war-related trauma has a negative, significant, and lasting impact on subjective well-being. The effect is stronger for those displaced during the war. Municipality-level conflict measures are not significantly associated with subjective well-being once municipality fixed effects are accounted for.
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We are a travel agency in Knysna – we deal with all types of travel any where in the Wolrd.
Escorted walking, hiking, biking, canoeing, kiting, and surfing trips in South Africa's spectacular Garden Route.
Discover the best trails in the Knysna, Plettenberg Bay and George areas on foot. Routes are selected for the quality of walking, outstanding places of interest and the magnificent views. We will collect you from your accommodation and transfer you to the guided walk of your choice. All practicalities are taken care of and you are free to enjoy the area.
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The tour lasts between 1-1/2 hours and the cost is R90 per person. Our tuk tuks are also available for hire for visits to other areas within the Knysna Muncipal Area at the client's request. Prices are R45 per person per half hour. A trip to Buffels Bay or Brenton On Sea can be arranged by request. All our tuk tuk pilots have full motorcycle licences and PDPs and are sensible, mature adults who still possess a sense of fun!
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Nelspruit boasts the worlds oldest caves the Sudwala Caves, and the absolutely breath taking God's window and Blade River Canyon to mention a few.
Whilst we rub shoulders with our neighbour Swaziland who boasts the most unbelievable candle factory, and not forgetting their very own game reserves, Sonzela and Milwane are a must when visiting this natural beauty of a country.
Our other neighbour is an absolute gem. A totally different landscape to Swaziland. A canvas depicting a vast variety of various shades of blue, from Topaz to electric blue seas that stretch as far as the eye can see. An ocean that produces the most delicious seafood this side of the border. After a sun, fun-filled beach day of jet skiing, diving, body surfing, catching the fish of the day or simply chillaxing on the warm golden sands. As the sun sets and the moon arises whether you are keen to dance the night away in one of Maputo's clubs or simply have a bonfire on the beach the Mozambiqican lifestyle is a must to experience.
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Chicago -- Wheat and oat futures trended higher Thursday on the Chicago Board of Trade with the dollar index flat, climbing just 0.05 percent.
Corn was off 1/4 to up 3/4, soybeans were off 14 1/2 to off 15 3/4, wheat was up 4 1/2 to up 7 3/4 and oats were up 4 to up 16.
Corn prices were little changed with sellers taking advantage of Wednesday's rally and the U.S. Department of Agriculture announcing Mexico's purchase of 240,000 metric tons. Wheat futures found support with Iraq purchasing 250,000 metric tons from U.S. sources. Soybean prices fell as China is expected to try to delay deliveries of some of its recent purchases.
The prices:
Chicago -- Grain futures closed higher on the Chicago Board of Trade Wednesday with the dollar index up 0.16 percent.
Corn was up 23 1/4 to up 13 1/4, soybeans were up 10 1/2 to up 11 1/4, wheat was off 1 to up 3 and oats were off 5 to up 14.
Corn prices rose sharply with the weekly ethanol report showing a 6.1 percent rise in production from the previous week -- up 19.2 percent from a year ago. Wheat futures found support from Australia, where weather conditions in the southeast are expected to drop up to 60 percent of the crop in the region to feed status. Soybeans found support as sellers focus on end-of-year targets and weather conditions in Brazil and Argentina, where beneficial rain is expected.
Cchicago -- Grain futures closed sharply higher on the Chicago Board of Trade Friday with the dollar index down, making prices that much more attractive to foreign buyers.
Corn was up 16 to up 18 1/4, soybeans were up 19 to up 20 1/2, wheat was up 11 3/4 to up 31 1/2 and oats were up 5 1/4 to up 6.
Corn prices climbed with support from the dollar and from dry weather in Argentina. Wheat futures found support in reports a large percentage of Australia's crop could be downgraded to livestock feed status. Talk of China remaining active as a buyer helped soybean prices, which set the pace on increases Friday.
Corn: Dec 5.59, up 18 1/4; Mar 5.73 1/2, up 18; May 5.80 1/2, up 17; Jly 5.84 1/2, up 16.
Chicago -- Grain futures surged higher on the Chicago Board of Trade Wednesday, as the dollar index fell 0.64 percent.
Corn was up 21 3/4 to up 22 3/4, soybeans were up 40 to up 40 1/4, wheat was up 46 to up 49 1/2 and oats were up 12 1/4 to up 27 1/4.
Corn prices jumped with funds positioned to buy and the Energy Information Administration reporting ethanol production for the week ending Nov. 26 averaged 885,000 barrels per day, up 99,000 barrels from the same week last year. Wheat founds support from Egypt purchasing 220,000 metric tons Wednesday. Soybean prices rose sharply along with a strong gains in equities on Wall Street.
Chicago -- Corn futures closed lower and soybeans higher in Chicago Tuesday, with a slump in equities on Wall Street persisting for a third consecutive trading session.
Corn was off 8 1/4 to off 9 3/4, soybeans were up 6 1/2 to up 8, wheat was unchanged and oats were off 5 1/2 to off 6 1/2.
Corn lost ground on the Chicago Board of Trade, with selling prompted by end-of-the-month inventory adjustments. Wheat futures held steady, with traders keeping an eye on continued dry weather winter wheat areas. The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced a sale of 165,000 metric tons of soybeans Tuesday to buyers it did not identify.
Corn: Dec 5.30, off 8 1/4; Mar 5.44, off 9 1/4; May 5.51 1/2, off 9 3/4; Jly 5.55 1/2, off 9 3/4.
Chicago -- Grain futures closed mixed Monday on the Chicago Board of Trade with the dollar index rising slightly, up 0.17 percent.
Corn was off 4 3/4 to off 5 1/2, soybeans were up 18 3/4 to up 20, wheat was unchanged to up 1 and oats were off 1 1/4 to off 2 1/4.
Corn futures fell with the week's export inspections at 24.4 million bushels, down sharply from the previous week. Wheat futures found support from a sale of 120,000 metric tons to Egypt announced Monday.
Soybean prices jumped with year-to-date export inspections at 31.8 percent of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's projection compared to a five-year average of 28.9 percent.
Chicago -- Grain futures closed higher on the Chicago Board of Trade Thursday with the dollar's weakness supporting gold, oil and agricultural commodities.
Corn was up 15 3/4 to up 16 1/2, soybeans were up 37 to up 38 1/4, wheat was up 12 3/4 to up 13 1/2 and oats up 8 1/4.
Corn futures rose with the dollar index down 0.65 percent and the U.S. Department of Agriculture weekly Export Sales report showing this week's sales below expectations. Wheat prices rose with Egypt purchasing 175,000 metric tons from U.S. sources. Soybean futures were supported by funds, which returned as net buyers Thursday.
Corn: Dec. 5.41 3/4, up 16; Mar 5.55 3/4, up 16 1/2; May 5.62 1/2, up 16 1/4; Jul 5.65 3/4, up 15 3/4.
Chicago -- Grain futures closed mixed on the Chicago Board of Trade Wednesday as the dollar index fell 0.22 percent.
Corn was off 3/4 to up 3/4, soybeans were off 12 1/2 to off 15, wheat was up 6 1/4 to up 8 1/2 and oats up 4 3/4.
Corn futures found some support from the weaker dollar in advance of the weekly Export Sales report due Thursday. Dry weather predicted for the central states gave support to wheat futures with a week's dry weather expected that could strain winter wheat. China indicated it would make moves to curb inflation, putting a damper on soybean futures.
Corn: Dec. 5.25 3/4, off 3/4; Mar 5.39 1/4, off 3/4; May 5.46 1/4, up 1/4; Jul 5.50, up 3/4.
Chicago -- Grain futures closed higher as sales news trumped movement in the dollar, which strengthened Monday.
Corn was up 20 1/4 to up 21 1/2, soybeans were up 12 3/4 to up 17 1/2, wheat was up 2 1/2 to up 3 3/4 and oats were up 7.
Corn futures surged on the Chicago Board of Trade with two sales announced Monday, one to South Korea for 281,000 metric tons and one to Egypt for 120,000 metric tons. Iraq purchased 100,000 metric tons of wheat, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said. In the soybean market, the USDA announced sales of 20,000 metric tons to an unnamed buyer, as moderate buying by funds supported prices.
The prices:
Chicago -- Wheat and soybeans closed higher, while corn and oats lost ground on the Chicago Board of Trade Friday.
Corn was off 1 1/2 to off 2 1/4, soybeans were up 8 3/4 to up 10 1/2, wheat was up 15 to up 18 3/4 and oats were off 1 3/4 to off 2 1/4.
Corn futures dropped as the dollar bounded higher, the dollar index rising 0.92 percent. Wheat prices found support from speculative buying and concerns over dry weather that pushed the July contract above $8. Soybean prices jumped with support from rising oil prices, although prices for meal declined.
Corn: Dec. 5.87 3/4, off 2 1/4; Mar 6.01 3/4, off 2; May 6.08 1/2, off 1 1/2; Jul 6.11 3/4, off 1 3/4.
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He took the team to the NFC title game last year, but a 3-7 record so far this season has cost Minnesota Vikings coach Brad Childress his job.
The Star Tribune says the NFL team will formally announce the move at 4 p.m. ET. Defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier is expected to be made the interim coach.
Along with the team's poor record, highly publicized run-ins with quarterback Brett Favre and other players didn't help Childress.
According to ESPN.com, "the last straw was apparently the team's humbling 31-3 loss to the archrival Green Bay Packers on Sunday."
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Irish informal spalpeen
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North American informal varmint, hellion
dated rip
archaic rapscallion, scapegrace
scoundrel, rogue, ne'er-do-well, good-for-nothing, reprobate
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I've discovered Call of Duty when I first got my Vista. I remember downloading the demo and playing it every single day. In a mere 2 weeks I managed to know that demo in and out but I still never got bored. When I got the full game I jumped for joy. I could finally play the full experience on my PC and this would be the first PC game I ever bought (I was a console gamer for a long time). After completing the first CoD at 2 am in the morning I felt fulfilled. Then a couple of months later I played CoD2 on the 360 and it was excellent. Now you must be wondering where I going with this nostalgic ramble. With the release of MW2 there were TONS of sales and it became the one of the most successful releases of all time. However this game has brought not only sales but something that I simply groan at: Yet another reason for kids (like me) to think that the military is cool and killing people is fun and easy. I really don't have a problem with the game itself but what I do have a problem with is the seeds that it is growing. I got in an argument about Bioshock and MW2. I tried to explain why I liked it more than Call of Duty and the guy I was arguing with said it wasn't realistic. I then retorted "Neither is MW2 especially since it involves Russia invading the US" but he replied "But they hate us!". Apparently it hasn't occured to some of us that the USSR ended in 1991 and Russia is no longer our enemy or ally. We are just on good terms with them like mutual friends. We may get in a small spat or two but eventually we make up and continue with our lives. Another time the subject of MW2 sprang up again and a kid (who's dad is in the Army) said that MW2 could be the most realistic game ever made if there were no sticky grenades. I simply looked on in silent shock. Do you see what I'm getting at? I know right now my ideas seem all over the place but there is only one word that springs up when I think of this sort of stuff: stupid. Is it me or is CoD brainwashing us kids into thinking that this is what the military is really like? I don't know I guess its just me throwing ideas in the wind but I just felt the need to get this off my chest.
Stupid people will be stupid with or without Call of Duty. Having an education system that produces intelligent people capable of evaluating evidence and coming to their own conclusions is what's missing here, those reactions to CoD are merely symptoms.
Haha. The Modern Warfare games are definitely about as far fetched as it gets — surprising considering that the earlier CoD games were relatively realistic — but then it's not really any worse than various silly action movies and TV shows. It makes for good entertainment and that's about all you can expect.
Their effect on children shouldn't really be a factor as Modern Warfare 2 is rated 18. Blame the parents. ;)
What they said. Those guys are the same idiots who'd join the army just to shoot guns. And don't worry, Bioshock is a much better game than MW2.
MW2 has sticky grenades?
Haha, MW2: a game with the message "war is hell" that is simultaneously fun to play. What a farce.
I think the reason why some people think like this is because since it is set in modern times kids (like me) can better relate to it. I remember asking a friend about CoD3 (I had a vague interest in it a while back) and he replied "I dunno something about Nazis in France". Out of curiousity I asked a couple of my fellow students about WW2 (specifically D-Day) and apparently Normandy is a country. In contrast however when our gym teacher was leaving for Iraq, my friends turned into immediate experts (CoD4 had helped them well). It was suprising really, not only because of their knowledge but I also got to wear a helmet and a combat vest (bragging rights on this forum lol). It still worries me though about how MW2 is glorifying war. One level your mowing down civilians (you know to "show" the horrors of war) the next level your playing something out of a summer action flick. Also Tingler it does have sticky grenades (Semtex).
Heh, I'm surprised about the ignorance about World War 2. About 10 years ago there were pretty much constant WW2 games so any gamer ended up knowing quite a bit about it.
I guess all the big franchises like Call of Duty, Battlefield, and Medal of Honor are making the transition from WW2 to modern war relatively easily because WW2 was fundamentally very similar to modern war in many ways — probably the first that was, in fact. All three of those series play/will play almost exactly the same as their WW2 predecessors, just in a different setting.
He lives in New York. Still surprised? :)
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BRAINTREE – South Shore Plaza shoppers will soon be able to get a second java jolt to energize their shopping experience.
Starbucks, to be located in Macy's Center Court, will offer an alternative to hometown-favorite Dunkin' Donuts by late summer.
New England's largest shopping center has been renovating its image and interior, adding services and signing on new retailers for a number of months as part of a plan to "reinforce South Shore Plaza as a major shopping destination on the South Shore," said Vicki Bartkiewicz, director of marketing and business development at the Plaza.
The location's 200 shops, services and restaurants, covering 2 million-plus square feet on three floors, have seen a gradual shift toward a broader fashion-oriented lineup.
This month, mall owner Simon Property Group rolled out a new fashion-conscious image nationwide, repositioning its retail properties as more upscale and offering enhanced customer services.
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The Swedish retail giant H&M is also expanding its range of apparel and accessories for men, women and children and will complete renovations in September.
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