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Haarlem, The Netherlands – 15 May 2012 – Independent videogames publisher Iceberg Interactive today announces a publishing deal for Seamless Entertainment's 3D space shooter SOL: Exodus . Debuting at Steam recently, Iceberg will immediately bring SOL: Exodus to all other digital portals worldwide, followed by a 22 June 2012 release of the boxed Collector's Edition, coming to retail shelves in the UK, Ireland, Scandinavia, Benelux and various other European and overseas territories, as well as the Iceberg webshop.
Topping off the regular SOL: Exodus space shooter fix, Iceberg's SOL: Exodus Collector's Edition will include an exclusive new game mode, a luxurious art book, the official soundtrack, a detailed manual to quench your thirst for space-knowledge and, last-but-not-least, a free STEAM key for the base game.
Iceberg Interactive CEO Erik Schreuder says: "There are tons of science fiction fans out there who have dreamed about piloting their own ship in space, blasting enemies into oblivion and saving the day. Well, that's exactly the dream that SOL: Exodus promises to fulfill. So step into the grim future of mankind and board the action right now! We have been on a roll lately adding several space related games to our line-up and SOL: Exodus is definitely a really exciting one, full of 3D action, with a great story and highly professional voice acting."
Seamless Entertainment's Studio Director Dan Magaha said: "We are thrilled to partner with Iceberg in bringing SOL to wider international audiences. SOL has definitely been a labor of love for us, and we can't wait to hear from fans and players from around the world. As a small indie developer working in the town where Wing Commander was born, it's been an enormous honor to build our homage to the classic space games we loved when we were young, and we hope that passion comes through in the quality of our work."
About SOL Exodus: Collector's Edition
In the world of SOL, 500 years in the future, the Earth that we know and love has been ruined by centuries of war, neglect and abuse, and humanity has left it behind as they colonized the solar system. Their thirst for conflict, however, followed them. It was only once scientists realized the sun was dying that man finally learned to work together. And work together they did - to form the United Colonies of Sol (UCS) and its UCS-1 Mission; the last hope for mankind.
SOL: Exodus is a 3D space-action game that leverages the power of modern graphics technology to deliver epic space battles featuring enormous capital ships, hordes of spacecraft, and beautifully rendered planetary battlegrounds in an action-packed, cinematic presentation reminiscent of TV shows and movies. SOL's aim is simple: to bring current-gen gamers the action space shooter they've craved since the days of Wing Commander and Freespace.
Key features
• Take part in intense action-packed, cinematic-style events as you pilot multi-purpose tactical fighters in single player mode
• Join a breakaway resistance group fighting for the survival of the human race
• Battle enemy forces across famous landmarks in our Solar System, from the rings of Saturn to Pluto, Neptune and Titan
• Supercharge your spacecraft with a complement of weapons including the all-powerful MAG cannon
• Employ a unique hacking technique to breach and take over the systems of massive warships
• Spot the nods towards your favorite TV shows and movies
• Enjoy gameplay staples of the genre such as dogfighting, engaging giant capital ships, protecting and rescuing friendlies
For more information, please visit http://www.iceberg-interactive.com ; or follow Iceberg Interactive on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/Iceberg_Int
SOL: Exodus and RealD 3D
SOL: Exodus features superb graphics made with Epic Games' industry-leading Unreal 3 engine. Today, Epic Games announced the entry of RealD into its Integrated Partners Program. Well-known as the standard in feature film 3D technology, RealD incorporates best-of-breed stereoscopic 3D gaming technology into the Unreal Engine, providing commercial UE3 licensees with access to the RealD Game Developer Toolkit source code. SOL: Exodus is the very first game to utilize the RealD technology, literally bringing another dimension to the space combat experience.
What the press says about SOL: Exodus
• It's a superlative amount of content and refinement compared to many so-called "triple-A" productions that sell for six times that amount. Anyone looking for a good space dogfight should feel obliged to give it a try. (Destructoid – 80%)
• A solid, if bite-sized, space combat game that revitalizes a defunct genre with excellent flight combat... (The Escapist – 80%)
• SOL: Exodus is a triumph for indie games everywhere, and is living proof that Space Combat games belong in today's world. (MMGN – 80%)
About Iceberg Interactive
Iceberg Interactive is an independent videogame publisher founded in 2009 by an international group of games industry veterans. Iceberg operates in the vibrant European games market through retail publishing and worldwide via direct relationships with dozens of digital download portals. With a distinct focus on the genres of simulations, adventure, strategy and MMO/action games, Iceberg has successfully released digital hits in European retail, such as Killing Floor, Wings of Prey & APB Reloaded – but is also known to back indie developers in getting their games into both the retail and digital space.
Read more about the company and its games at http://www.iceberg-interactive.com.
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Seamless Entertainment, Inc. (SEI) is an independent game developer located in Austin, TX. A wholly-owned subsidiary of Black Lantern Holdings, Inc., SEI is committed to developing engaging, high-quality games for consoles and PC. Formed in 2008, the studio has steadily built its experience and reputation by delivering high quality products to spec for publishers such as Tecmo, Activision, and WB Games, and has just completed its first original IP, SOL: Exodus.
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Leyland on Tuesday told WJR-AM radio host Mitch Albom on the "Mitch Albom Show" that he doesn't want an option year added to his contract or a buyout.
The Tigers extended Leyland's contract by one year at the end of the 2007 season, keeping him in the Detroit dugout through 2009. But he said Tuesday that he would agree to an extension "tomorrow" if an offer was made.
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Noted playwright William Gibson made mark in Syracuse
By David Feldman
The death of "Miracle Worker" playwright William Gibson at age 94 last week went mostly unremarked by area media, but his work has important connections to Syracuse's theater history -- also an until now unrevealed role in its non-theater history, too.
His late wife, psychotherapist and author Margaret Brenman Gibson, did post-graduate work at Syracuse University in the late 1940s; the couple lived on James Street, and Gibson played what he called "honkey-tonk piano at local jazz joints." I know, because Bill was my playwriting professor at Brandeis University in the late 1960s, and we remained in touch over the years.
As many theater-goers know, his "The Butterfingers Angel, Mary & Joseph, Herod the Nut & The Slaughter of 12 Hit Carols in a Pear Tree," had its professional premier at Syracuse Stage during the 1974-75 season and was revived in
1978-79. Both productions were directed by then-artistic director Arthur Storch. It was revived a third time in 1995-95; Tazewell Thompson directed.
Bill's retelling of the Christmas story as a sometimes dark comedy about a family's courage and endurance against great odds -- all to the accompaniment of 12 actual carols -- went on to be produced Off-Broadway and has been frequently revived throughout the country. It's currently running in Columbia, Md.
The "Butterfingers Angel" has the distinction of being the only play ever given three productions at Syracuse Stage. And as Bill noted in a letter to The Post-Standard in January 1995, it's the only play to have been presented at all three of Syracuse Stage's theaters: First in the Experimental (now the Storch), then in the old Regent, and finally in the current Archbold.
The last production of Butterfingers Angel resulted in a letter to The Post-Standard claiming that it mocked Christianity. That was followed by many responses defending it, including one from me. I still treasure a letter from Bill appointing me his "Defender Of The Faith." It is a title I will always hold dear.
Bill's "Handy Dandy," which also went on to New York productions, ran at Syracuse Stage during the 1984-85 season. It starred James Whitmore and Audra Lindley and was directed by Storch.
Inspired partly by the fact that the Berkshire Theater Festival was co-founded by Bill and his friend, film and theater director Arthur Penn, I founded the new plays program of Contemporary Theater of Syracuse.
Bill wrote encouraging letters about the program, which has since morphed into Armory Square Playhouse. At 24 years and counting, ASP is now one of the nation's oldest continuously operating companies presenting public readings of new plays. Scripts developed by ASP have been produced all over the United States. One even won a CBC prize for the best short radio play in Canada several years ago.
So in a sense, not only are Bill Gibson and his plays part of Syracuse history, but his legacy continues to live on here -- as it does wherever such classics of his, like his "The Miracle Worker" and "Two for the Seesaw," are produced.
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The recent rash of primetime sluggishness continued on a Tuesday night dominated by lower-than-normal ratings for CBS' "NCIS" and "NCIS: Los Angeles."
Other shows dipping on Tuesday night included a big plunge for FOX's "New Girl" and "Glee," a discouraging drop for ABC's "Cougar Town" and the discovery that even after last week's dismal premiere, it was still possible for The CW's "L.A. Complex" to lose viewers.
For the night, CBS averaged a 2.6 rating among adults 18-49, beating NBC's 2.3 rating in the key demographic. FOX was third with a 2.1 rating, followed by ABC's 1.9 key demo rating. The CW did a 0.5 key demo rating for Tuesday.
Overall, CBS won more comfortably with an average of 14.29 million viewers and a 9.1 rating/14 share for Tuesday primetime. ABC was second with a 6.0/10 and 8.93 million viewers, beating NBC's 4.4/7 and 6.74 million viewers. FOX averaged a 3.0/5 and 4.79 million viewers, while The CW averaged 881,000 viewers and a 0.6/1.
[Univision averaged 3.48 million viewers and a 1.3 rating among adults 18-49 for Tuesday night.]
8 p.m. - CBS started primetime in first with 17.25 million viewers and a 3.0 rating among adults 18-49 for "NCIS," both well below the season average for the hit drama. NBC's "The Biggest Loser" averaged 7.13 million viewers for second, but finished third with a 2.1 key demo rating. FOX's "Glee" dropped to 5.95 million viewers and a 2.4 key demo rating. On ABC, new episodes of "Last Man Standing" (6.495 million and a 1.4 key demo) and "Cougar Town" (4.99 million and a 1.3 key demo rating) were low. The CW's "90210" averaged 1.19 million viewers and a 0.6 key demo rating.
9 p.m. - "NCIS: Los Angeles" averaged 15.01 million viewers and a 3.0 rating among adults 18-49 for the second part of its crossover with "Hawaii Five-0." That beat ABC's "Dancing with the Stars" results, which came in second overall with 13.42 million viewers and a 2.3 key demo rating. NBC's "The Voice" results averaged 8.86 million viewers and won the hour with a 3.1 key demo rating. FOX's new "New Girl" fell to 4.39 million viewers and a 2.1 key demo rating, easily series lows, while a "New Girl" repeat averaged 2.86 million viewers and a 1.4 key demo rating. The CW's "L.A. Complex" stayed steady with last week's 0.3 key demo rating, but managed to lose viewers in averaging only 574,000.
10 p.m. - "Unforgettable" completed CBS' overall sweep with 10.63 million viewers, but fell to second with a 1.8 key demo rating. Holding up fairly well was ABC's "Private Practice," which won the hour with a 2.1 rating among adults 18-49 and finished second with 7.62 million viewers. NBC's "Fashion Star" averaged 4.23 million viewers and a 1.5 key demo rating in third.
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Generally, I look at dog parks about the way my master looks at senior citizens centers. We don't brag about going but we have fun once we get there.
In a perfect world of course there wouldn't be dog parks, there would just be parks and woods, and trails where we could run freely, follow our noses, chase squirrels and meet up with our fellow canines for some good-natured cavorting, then be on our way.
But of course the world isn't quite perfect largely because – how shall I put this nicely – there are people in it, many of whom drive cars, play sports and sometimes like to walk about without bumping into strange dogs.
Go figure.
Frankly, I've always thought there are no strange dogs, just strange dog owners, but there seem to be enough of these around that reluctantly I agree there should probably be a place where like-minded dog lovers and their loving dogs can gather for some lighthearted play without fear of running afoul of leash laws (don't get me started) or venturing into perfectly good romping areas which for reasons unknown to me have been posted "no dogs allowed."
Humans I must say have been a little slow to grasp the point that it's hard to have it both ways. You can hardly be legislating us out of public places where so many of us and our owners would like to peacefully congregate without giving us a place to go.
And so I am proud to say I've noticed a number of dog parks around the region where we can spend some idle time doing what we do best, sniff each other, chase balls, and generally act charming all in search of the universal canine compliment.
"Good dog."
And why, I wonder along with a certain New Yorker cartoonist, is it never "great dog?"
Be that as it may, dog parks seem to be an idea whose time has come and they seem to be sprouting like weeds, not that I have anything against weeds which I've found at times to be an excellent digestive tool especially after spending 20 minutes chewing on a stick.
Anyway, a typical day at the dog park will start with my master asking if I want to go to the p-a-r-k (he knows I always say yes; and why does he think I can't spell?)
There we meet up with all sorts (dogs and people) like the whippet who thinks he is a tight end, continually running down-and-out patterns waiting for someone to throw him a ball. Now even though I'm a retriever, I don't get it. Throw the ball, fetch the ball, throw the ball; it seems so pointless. Not that I'm against pointlessness. Many of my favorite activities such as running after squirrels and chasing my tail are pointless, but at least they're pointless on my terms. Long ago, I trained my master that if he wants the darn ball so badly, he can get it himself.
Then there's the poodle who seems to think she's a cat, constantly giving me come-hither looks and then turning away like she couldn't care less. This behavior astonishes me. I'm used to being charming. Rejection confuses me. But it's like my master says, "poodles and cats, you can't really know what they're thinking."
Still, my favorite is the Great Dane who has turned slobbering into a high art. You wipe his mouth, he drools, you feed him, he drools some more. You say he's a good dog, he drools and slobbers. I've been known to slobber of course but no one slobbers as great as a Great Dane. I always say if you're only going to do one thing, do it well.
There's more of course. On some days I'll see a border collie (far too obedient to my taste; it makes the rest of us look bad) a Pekinese who thinks she's a St. Bernard and a boxer who is afraid of his own shadow.
On other days, it's just me and my master, and that's fine too. I hope he's not too d-i-s-a-p-p-o-i-n-t-e-d
But if you're around, please drop by. And do me a favor. If my master throws you a ball, humor him and fetch.
You'll make his day.
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TODAY: Yankees lefty Vidal Nuno (0-0, 6.87 ERA) faces Angels lefty Hector Santiago (0-5, 5.01 ERA). First pitch is at 10:05 p.m. See it on YES Network. Hear it on WFAN 660 AM/101.p FM.
NEED MORE: Sure, the Yankees used just three relievers in Tuesday's 4-3 win over the Angels as Hiroki Kuroda was strong over 7.2 innings. So the 'pen might be rested. But Nuno hasn't gone five innings in either of his last two starts. He's got to give his team some length.
SMACKING SOUTHPAWS: The Yankees are hitting .285 against lefties — fifth best in the league.
RYAN: Manager Joe Girardi said backup shortstop Brendan Ryan, who rejoined the team from the DL Tuesday, could play second or third in a pinch. Ryan said he only played shortstop and took grounders at second while rehabbing. Ryan added that he feels fully recovered from multiple back injuries that kept him out until now. Ryan didn't play Tuesday.
STAY HOT: Brian Roberts has seven hits in his last 14 at-bats, including Tuesday's go-ahead homer in the eighth.
STAY NOT: The whole Yankees team, which is hitting .230 with runners in scoring position.
REINFORCEMENT: Girardi said there's an outside chance long man Alfredo Aceves would be available Wednesday, but more likely that he'd be OK to pitch the first game in Milwaukee Friday. Aceves was solid in his first appearance with the team since getting called up from Triple-A, and if Nuno can't stay in the game again, Aceves might be needed.
FUNNY: A reporter reminded Roberts Tuesday night that he's got as many home runs as Robinson Cano this season. Roberts laughed and said he wasn't going anywhere near that one.
STRIKEOUTS: Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner isn't anywhere close to the league lead in strikeouts, but he's got the most on the Yankees as he's K-ing at rate much higher than usual. He's got 31 punch outs in 106 at-bats. He's got only 29 hits. Alfonso Soriano is second on the team with 30.


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If it's possible that there's an upside to cancer, what else can it be but surviving it?
Photographer and musician Mark Cox's daughter Sarah was diagnosed with leukemia, and while she kicked it's butt, it was a three-year battle. As it turns out, surviving it was, indeed, the best part. But the second best part just might have been how strong Sarah was throughout the process that left her in the hospital for well over 100 days in all.
Along the way, Cox photographed Sarah, from pre to post chemo, to show exactly how strong she can be — and, he thinks, how strong anyone with cancer can be.
"I wanted to show the beauty of Sarah, not the ugliness of cancer," Cox told Yahoo! Shine.
Here are some of Cox's photos of his girl's successful battle against cancer, along with his own descriptions of each one:[collection type='slideshow' style='classic']
All photos used with permission from Mark Cox. Learn more about his Kickstarter campaign to turn the photos into a larger art project here.
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Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety officers responded to the 700 block of Keenway Circle at 9:27 p.m. Monday on the report of a domestic assault. After the man had assaulted the woman, he stole the victim's vehicle and fled the scene, according to a news release from KDPS.
Then at 11:04 p.m., the suspect returned to the woman's apartment, forced open the door and attempted to assault her again, police say. The victim was able to flee the apartment unharmed.
Kalamazoo County Sheriff's deputies and KDPS officers were able to find the suspect and the stolen vehicle at a home in the 5900 block of North 24th Street shortly after midnight. The Kalamazoo Metro SWAT Team responded due to threats of suicide and the suspect's access to weapons.
After about three hours of negotiations, the 44-year-old Kalamazoo man exited the house and was arrested on charges of home invasion, domestic assault, automobile theft, and a parole violation. The case has been sent to the Kalamazoo County Prosecutor's Office.


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The students, part of a law and society class, formally presented results from a study on the issue they began in August.
They said the current uniform requirements – basically khaki pants and either a blue or white collared shirt – stifle their ability to express themselves. And they said they've found little evidence that uniforms improve student achievement.
They asked if their school could participate in a pilot study, where they would have a dress code rather than a required uniform.
The school board "should give us a chance," said sophomore Joshua Hall. "If it doesn't work out, we could always go back."
In one year's time, according to their study, Robertdale High students were reported to have 972 school uniform violations. With each of those taking administrators an estimated five minutes to process, that was equal to three 40-hour work weeks of one administrator.
Getting rid of the uniforms, said Jessica Rangel, a junior, "would give them more time to teach us, rather than focus on what we're wearing."
Rangel noted that administrators would likely still spend some time making sure that what the students wore was still appropriate, but "it would be a lot less time."
Schools Superintendent Alan Lee said the board would consider the students' proposal.
The school system enacted a uniform policy in 1999. It considered abandoning the policy in 2011, but after receiving public input, kept it intact.
More than 2,000 parents said then that they wanted to keep the code as it was, said system spokesman Terry Wilhite. Some minor modifications were made to the shoe, belt and outerwear requirements.
The Robertsdale High students modeled tonight what they believed to be appropriate clothes for school. One male student wore a long-sleeve, button-up shirt and some long shorts. A girl wore a dress that was above her knees, but longer than her arms. Some wore jeans. A boy wore a T-shirt with a logo.
"I think it's about freedom of expression," said Gary Durant, a freshman. "We should be able to show who we are at school."
Though some have said school uniforms can save parents money, the students said they don't believe that to be true. Their parents wind up buying them two sets of clothes – one for school, and one for weekends.
And there's still a class divide, as poor students wear discounted clothes and richer students wear name brands.
They showed a list of Alabama's top 10 high schools, according to a USA Today study, and said that those schools do not have uniforms.
"I don't have any problem with the way you dress," board President Norm Moore said, as the students modeled their outfits. "It's those others."


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text: Where's the Rooster? Posted by Matt O'Donnell on Mar 13, 2014 15:53 ShareTweet Rick Burleson, where are you? I'd like to put the Rooster, now 62 years old, in a time machine and transport him back 40 years to 1974, when he took over the Sox shortstop job. Burleson and his attitude would look great on the '14 Sox. Down in Fort Myers, the team again has questions at short. Stephen Drew remains unsigned, and probably will not play for Boston this year. Xander Bogearts has not been impressive, especially in the field. Deven Marrero is still not ready. Nearly every Sox World Series team since 1946 has had a strong-fielding shortstop, beginning with the incomparable Johnny Pesky. 1967 had Rico Petrocelli, who caught The Popup. By 75, Rico had moved to third, and Burleson, in his sophomore season, established himself as a coming star. His range was not super, but he made up for it with effort and intensity. He batted .252 with 25 doubles and 62 rbi's, while fanning only 44 times. Burleson continued strong in the postseason, hitting .444 in the ALCS and .292 in the momentous World Series. Rooster provided 5 more productive years in Boston. From 75 to 80 he played in at least 145 games and had over 140 hits each season. He was a three-time AL all-star and 5 times received MVP votes. In 79, he won a Gold Glove. He might have finished a great career in Boston if not for the ineptitude of GM Haywood Sullivan. As in other cases, Sullivan dealt with coming free agency by often refusing to negotiate and simply trading the player. So after the 80 campaign, he swapped Burleson and Butch Hobson to the Angels for Carney Lansford, Rick Miller, and Mark Clear. It was a fair to poor trade, but the Sox escaped further criticism when Rick injured his throwing arm after one year in Anaheim and was never the same. Only once since 86 have the Sox gotten to the Fall Classic without a strong fielder at the position. In that year, it was Spike Owen down the stretch. In 04, it was Nomar Garciaparra and, after his trade, Orlando Cabrera. They got by with the infamous Julio Lugo in 07, but having Kevin Youkilis and Dustin Pedroia on either side of him helped a lot. The problem seemed to be solved last year with Jose Iglesias, but he was dealt for pitching help. Drew took over and had a fine season. Sox history is littered with good-hit, no-field shortsops from Joe Cronin to Vern Stephens to Edgar Renteria. Without a productive Bogearts, the Sox become questionable up the middle with a new catcher, shortstop and center fielder. The spotlight is definitely on Bogearts. Matt O'Donnell interviewed Rick Burleson in 2009. The videos of the interview are below ) ) ShareTweet About Matt O'Donnell View all posts by Matt O'Donnell → | Twitter | Facebook


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Errors prove costly for Vistas
OMAHA, Neb. - The Minot Vistas committed four errors and allowed eight runs in the final two innings in a 10-6 loss to Woodward (Okla.) on Friday at the Decker Sports College World Series Tournament.
The Vistas (8-6) led 3-2 heading into the bottom of the fifth inning, but Woodward scored five in the frame to take its first lead of the game. Minot fell to 0-4 in tournament play.
"In the fifth inning our defense got really sloppy," Vistas coach Todd Larson said. "We threw the ball around and we weren't playing a game of catch. When you give good teams extra outs they take advantage."
Minot chased Woodward starting pitcher Thomas Sanden after just two-thirds of an inning. He allowed two runs - both unearned - on one hit and walked two before being replaced by Matt Cook. The reliever pitched the remaining 6 1?3 innings to earn the win.
Austin Bernston took the loss for the Vistas, throwing 4 2?3 innings, allowing five runs on six hits, striking out four and walking two.
Marcus Quist and Austin Eggl each had two RBIs to lead Minot.
"We competed well, but we just couldn't get over the hump," Larson said. "We're getting better. We may not be winning games, but we're getting better and that's the goal."
The Vistas play their final game of the tournament at 2 p.m. today against host Creighton Prep (Neb.).
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DES MOINES, Iowa - Minot High School graduate Jayd Eggert finished fourth and Carrington graduate Sierra Rosenau took ninth in the javelin Friday at the USA Junior Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Drake Stadium.
The junior championships feature the country's top track and field athletes from ages 16-19.
Eggert, who recently finished her freshman season at the University of North Dakota, advanced to the final round by placing sixth through three throws. Her fifth attempt traveled 149 feet, 7 inches and held up as the fourth-best heave of the meet.
Megan Glasmann of Mercury Track Club (Ga.) won the event with a mark of 166-7. Glasmann has signed to compete with Stanford in the fall.
Rosenau, a rising sophomore at North Dakota State University, just missed qualifying for the finals with her toss of 141-4. Only the top eight throwers advanced to the finals.
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INDIANA (Indiana's NewsCenter) - Many Indiana community leaders are opposing a tough new illegal immigration bill being considered in the State Senate.
120 mayors and 465 members of the Indiana Association of Cities and Towns have signed a pact saying enforcing immigration laws is a federal matter, and they don't want to deal with the costs of doing it themselves.
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To the Editor:
Benjamin Franklin once wrote that, ''When the people find they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic.'' It seems that Dan Maffei, the ultra-liberal letter-writers so often published in this paper, and Democrats in general, are ready to herald the end of the republic.
They do not seem to have ever learned basic ethics. One fundamental taught to me all through school, which Maffei and the Democrats seem never to have learned, is, ''Just because you need something does not make it right for you to take it from someone else.'' They think that it is completely fine and dandy to confiscate the wealth of others because they need/want more school funding, free health care or any of a thousand other things that the Democrats want everyone to have. If every middle class and wealthy person consented to give their money away for these reasons, that would be OK. But transferring wealth is just plain thievery.
To be honest, I am on Social Security Disability. I paid my premiums for many years and am now getting the benefits for which I already paid, just as most, if not all Social Security beneficiaries did. I am talking about people who think that, just as a result of being born, they have a right to be supported for life by the government and other people. This class of people are, simply put, unethical thieves who should not be given a penny of other people's money.
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Every time Syracuse Chiefs' reliever Christian Garcia stumbles over a career roadblock, he pushes through it by promising himself it will be his last one.
"The mind is a powerful thing,'' Garcia said. "The more optimistic you can be, the better opportunity you will have to make it back.''
Garcia has been wrong in too many of his sunny forecasts, but at some point that might change. Perhaps he took one small step toward that end on Tuesday.
The rehabbing Garcia pitched a scoreless first inning in his team's 5-0 loss to
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre at NBT Bank Stadium. He gave up one hit and fanned two in the purposely brief appearance, and more importantly reported no pain from a forearm injury that has shadowed him all season.
Garcia hadn't thrown in 14 days because of a slight setback in his recovery, a hiccup that was just the latest challenge to his philosophy.
"It's hard. But I can't complain,'' Garcia said. "There's a lot worse things in life that are happening to every-day people all the time. I love this game with a lot of passion.''
That eventually paid off last season, when Garcia, 27, finally made the big leagues with Washington. Originally drafted by the Yankees in 2004, two Tommy John surgeries kept him floating around the minors for parts of eight seasons.
He cracked through for a Major League debut with the Nationals last season, posting a 2.13 ERA with 15 strikeouts in 12 2/3 innings. But he hurt his right forearm in February, and the lingering implications from that have limited him to three games in Double-A Harrisburg and three in Syracuse this year.
"Frustration doesn't get you anywhere,'' he said. "Patience is difficult for everybody in life. When you look at the big picture, it's about doing the right things. I believe every time I have a setback, I can come back and be a better pitcher. Every time I have a setback, I say it's the last one.''
Syracuse manager Tony Beasley said Garcia might pitch again in a couple of days.
"I can't put a day or time period on it,'' Garcia said of his full return. "Right now, I have to get better every day I'm out there.''
Garcia's successor on Tuesday, Caleb Clay (0-2), came on in the second inning and quieted the RailRiders' bats long enough to give Syracuse a chance to walk away with a win, but the Chiefs' offense couldn't hold up its end of the deal. Three Scranton/Wilkes-Barre pitchers limited Syracuse to four hits overall and struck out a combined nine Chiefs.
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre starter Jose Ramirez (1-1) set the tone with six innings of three-hit ball. In Syracuse's last three games overall, just two Chiefs runners have crossed the plate.
"It's tough to explain it,'' Beasley said. "We just didn't have many at-bats where we had contact. It was one of those nights we couldn't get much going offensively. We're better than we're playing. We need to find a way to elevate our play.''
Clay came on in the second, and the RailRiders got to him before he settled in.
Dan Johnson and Randy Ruiz opened with singles, and Thomas Neal reached on a fielding error by Syracuse first baseman Carlos Rivero that allowed Johnson to score the first run of the contest.
Addison Maruszak then slapped a sacrifice fly that brought home Ruiz with the run that made it 2-0.
Syracuse buried itself with a pair of mistakes in the bottom of the sixth to cut short what could have been a rally.
With the Chiefs still trailing 2-0, Rivero and Brian Bocock started the frame by drawing walks. Kris Watts tried to bunt them over, but his attempt looped into the air and was grabbed by RailRiders third baseman Brent Lillibridge.
Rivero strayed too far from second, and he was doubled up.
"We just didn't execute right there,'' Beasley said. "That bunt needs to get down. And if it's in the air, Rivero needs to make a better read than that. There's no need to hang out and want until he catches it. Two me, it was two mistakes in one.''
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre sealed the outcome with three more in the ninth. Corey Patterson delivered an RBI double in that inning and Fernando Martinez added a two-run single.
Note - Rehabbing Washington outfielder Bryce Harper played with Class A Potomac on Tuesday, but according to the Washington Post it appears unlikely he'll see any comeback time with the Chiefs.
"I don't anticipate him coming here,'' Beasley said after Tuesday's game. "I don't know. I haven't heard anything for or against that.''


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Bride | Patricia Wu
Groom | Javier Benson
Wedding gown style | Diana
Wedding date | May 12, 2012
Boutique purchased | Bridal Garden
Location | Chicago
Photographer | Kenny Kim
First things first, where did you meet your husband and was it love at first sight? I met my husband at the Starlight Children's Foundation Annual Dream Date Auction. Although we did not "bid" on one another per se we were both at the event to support the foundation. I don't know if I believe in love at first sight but we have been together ever since that evening we met in 2007.
How did he propose? Tell us the story! Javier surprised me with a spontaneous trip to Chicago (my hometown) one weekend, which I thought was meant to be a relaxing weekend visiting family since we currently reside in New York. Little did I know that he orchestrated my engagement ring to be sent overnight to my parent's home and planned with my parents to surprise me when I woke up Saturday morning. I definitely had no idea and was extremely surprised. He laughs that I said, "Of course!" instead of "Yes!" when he proposed.
Once the wedding plans started, what made you decide on a Vera Wang gown? I tried on countless gowns from all the bridal salons and designer ateliers in Manhattan but nothing quite measured up to the Diana gown that I eventually chose. People always say, "you just know" and I did not have that immediate reaction to anything I had tried on until I tried on Vera Wang. It was actually quite hard to make a final decision as I was stuck between three Vera Wang gowns (Diana, Fiona and Gemma) and spent over an hour with my sister, Anita trying them on again and again. Each gown is exquisitely constructed with the finest fabrics and amazing attention to detail…it was a tough decision but I still love my gown so I know I made the right one.
How did you accessorize to make your wedding day unique? I'm very sentimental and really wanted to wear family jewelry that had a meaning or a story behind the individual pieces. I also knew that my gown was quite special so I kept the jewelry more classic so as not to compete with the grandeur of the gown.
What was the inspiration or theme for your wedding? We wanted a classic, traditional wedding but with a modern aesthetic. There is an innate drama with the stark contrast of a black, white and gray theme but it also offers a subtlety that creates an elegance to the surroundings. Our venue (The Waldorf Astoria Chicago) perfectly epitomizes the vision we had in mind and I knew that it would be the location for our wedding the moment I saw the hotel. Rather than choosing a color scheme to work with my venue, I chose my venue to work with my color scheme.
Did you stay true to the Old English wedding rhyme: Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. If so, what were yours? My something old were my mom's earrings; something new were my shoes (thank you, Jimmy Choo); something borrowed was my sister's necklace and my something blue was a blue sapphire ring that my grandfather gave to my mother when she first moved to the states almost 50 years ago.
What tips do you have for new brides picking out their wedding dress? Try on as many dresses as you can. The dress I picked was not a silhouette that I had considered initially – I thought I would wear a simpler sheath or mermaid style gown. Even if you think a certain style is not meant for you, you don't truly know until you try it on and can unequivocally rule it out.
What was your favorite part of the day? And, are there any other anecdotes you would like to share? Javier and I opted for a "first look" so we could have all of our wedding photos complete before the ceremony. It's quite strange to think that I would have been nervous walking up to him for our "first look" but it was an emotional moment – seeing each other for the first time that day…definitely a favorite part of the day that I will remember forever.


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UPDATE, 4:15 p.m.: The Seahawks have ruled quarterback Matt Hasseleck out of Sunday's game due to a concussion. Charlie Whitehurst will start in Hasselbeck's place.
Madison Hedgecock hadn't talked very much about his hamstring injury since suffering it against the Bears in Week 4. And on Thursday, the Giants' fullback appeared set to continue that trend when he diffused questions about the injury by claiming it was actually a hang nail keeping him out of practice.
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"Picking my nose is becoming more hazardous every day," Hedgecock quipped.
But then, for the first time, he opened up about the injury – one he aggravated in practice on Wednesday when he caught a pass, turned upfield and heard a "pop." It was another strain in the same spot as the one he suffered last month and it will clearly push back his return to the field.
"I was real close," Hedgecock said, adding: "It's frustrating. (But) it's part of life."
Asked if this latest strain is as bad as the first one, which occurred when he was covering a punt against Chicago, Hedgecock replied, "I don't know. Both of them are equally bad to me because I'm not playing, I'm not practicing." Asked the same question later, he deadpanned, "I haven't finished medical school yet. But when I do, I'll let you know."
Hedgecock did admit the pain isn't as bad this time around. He hasn't had an MRI since this latest injury occurred but didn't need one immediately.
"It didn't take a genius to figure out I was done for that practice," he said.
And how many more? That remains to be seen. As Aaron Ross found out last year, multiple hamstring injuries in the same area can lead to a season of injury and frustration. Hedgecock said he spoke with Ross Wednesday about the problems and the two commiserated about the "false security" one feels before re-injuring the hamstring.
"You can't test this unless you do it in action, in live running situations," Hedgecock said. "I'd been testing it for weeks, trying to rehab it. I felt like we were doing a good job with the rehab and it gives you this confidence. You go out there and it happens again, I can't do nothing about it. I'm doing the best I can to get back on the field."
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DE Dave Tollefson missed practice today with what Tom Coughlin described as "flu-like symptoms." This came one day after RT Kareem McKenzie sat out with the same problems. McKenzie wasn't quite 100 percent today but practiced fully nonetheless.
DE Osi Umenyiora (knee) was limited in practice. Umenyiora was asked repeatedly about being named defensive player of the month and repeatedly said it was due to the entire defense and the coaches. He's made quite the turnaround since threatening to retire if he didn't get his starting job back.
"He has been really good," Coughlin said when asked about Umenyiora's maturity. "He's a man."
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Justin Tuck expects Matt Hasselbeck to start at quarterback for Seattle even though Hasselbeck did not practice on Wednesday.
"Osi didn't either," Tuck responded.
How long Hasselbeck plays could be a question. The Giants knocked out five quarterbacks this season. Hasselbeck already has a slight concussion and the Seahawks' offensive line is struggling.
"We'll see what happens," Tuck said. "We can't just live off our past."
--Zach Berman
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Keith Bulluck, who was long the face of the Tennesee Titans' defense, never played with a wide receiver like Randy Moss in his 10 seasons with the Titans. Moss was claimed off waivers by the Titans on Wednesday.
"Maybe they're making up for not drafting him," Bulluck said in the Giants' locker room today. Bulluck did not think Moss would have an issue fitting into the Titans' locker room because it's "easygoing" and run by the players. Nor was Bulluck surprised that the team that left him walk as a free agency acquire one of the league's most controversial players.
"Nothing that the Tennessee Titans do surprises me," Bulluck said. "I think sometimes they do things that surprise themselves. I hope it works out for them. I know (running back Chris Johnson) is happy. Someone who can stretch the football field so they can't necessarily play nine in the box all the time. We'll have to see how that works out."
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McKenzie, when asked if he was one of the Giants who received a flu shot recently when they were administered to the team: "No, no flu shots. I don't believe in them."
To which a reporter fired back, "You don't believe in them? You believe in just getting the flu then?"
"Yeah," McKenzie said. "Anytime you can allow your body to go ahead and fight it off itself, it's better than to go ahead and actually infect yourself and weaken your immune system overall. I've never believed in the flu shot."
Reporter: "It's not because you're afraid of the shot, is it?"
"Any vaccines, anything," McKenzie said, "I don't believe in."
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Don't let Liberty's record fool you.
The scoreboard may not have rewarded the Falcons as often as they've wanted, but the experiences they've gained in a difficult nonconference schedule should pay dividends soon.
As soon as Tuesday night, perhaps, when the Liberty girls basketball team opens Northwest Oregon Conference play on the road at St. Helens at 7:15 p.m.
The Class 5A Falcons are 2-8 after playing seven Class 6A teams, including six consecutive 6A teams to open the season. Liberty also has played West Albany, which is No. 1 in the OSAA Class 5A power rankings and No. 3 in the Class 5A coaches poll.
So it's not surprising that Liberty is the highest ranked two-win team in the OSAA rankings. In fact, the No. 22 Falcons are ranked higher than nine teams that have more wins, including Hood River Valley (ranked 23rd at 7-4).
"We've been competing every game," Liberty coach Melanie Wagoner said. "We're tested."
The Falcons have a string of tough losses, including a 42-38 overtime defeat to 6A Century on Dec. 4 and a 38-36 loss to McNary on Dec. 11. But Liberty broke through for its first victory against 6A Hillsboro on Dec. 14, beating the Spartans 38-30 in a confidence-boosting performance.
Wagoner said that victory helped take off some of the pressure of the season, giving her players a chance to feel the satisfaction from a job well done.
The Falcons' improvement was evident during their three games at the Les Schwab Holiday Tournament at Summit High School in Bend from Dec. 27-29.
Liberty opened with a hard-fought 55-50 loss to host Summit (7-3), which is seventh in the OSAA rankings. The morning after the loss, the Falcons put it all together in a 59-39 win over Wilson. Liberty took a 17-7 lead after the first quarter and never let up the rest of the way against the Trojans, a Class 5A Portland Interscholastic League team.
That set up a showdown with Class 6A North Medford (8-2), which has scored 53 or more points five times. But the Falcons' defense frustrated the Black Tornado and held them to a season-low 40 points in a two-point Liberty defeat.
Liberty actually led after each of the first three quarters, including a 32-25 advantage at the start of the fourth quarter. But North Medford, led by a 20-point, 14-rebound performance from senior McKensey Peters, outscored the Falcons 15-6 in the fourth quarter to record the 40-38 win.
It was yet another close loss to a Class 6A opponent for Liberty, but the Falcons know those defeats will help them as they return to a level playing field tonight in the NWOC opener.
"It's been good for us," Liberty senior guard Kylie Wruble said. "We have a lot of experience from these close games. We have confidence."
Wruble is part of a balanced Falcons offense that makes it difficult for opponents to key on one player. Against North Medford, for example, Liberty received a team-high eight points each from Wruble, senior point guard Hannah Langbehn and senior post Emily Flinn.
"We don't have that one big girl that gets all of our points," Wruble said. "It's mixed around throughout the team."
More than point totals, though, Wruble said the key for Liberty's success in conference play will be its defense. With an entire roster under 6-feet, the Falcons pride themselves on being scrappy and active at all times.
"We're small, we're short and so we have to work on defense and we've got to run," Wruble said. "I like that. It makes it fun."
It also makes it more enjoyable for Wagoner, who is establishing her identity on the program in her first full season as the Falcons' head coach. With a 0-0 conference record, Wagoner knows the opportunity is there to take the lessons learned from nonconference play and translate it to NWOC victories.
"There's a lot of games that we can win this year," Wagoner said. "And I want to give it my all for what these girls are bringing. I'm excited."
Falcons' boys basketball team has confidence going into NWOC season
There's no trophy to mark the accomplishment, but Liberty's pride was given a boost with its undefeated mark against fellow Hillsboro teams this season.
The Falcons' boys basketball team went a combined 3-0 against Glencoe and Hillsboro, beating the Crimson Tide 43-42 in overtime on Nov. 30 and beating the Spartans 53-26 on Dec. 14 and 46-40 on Dec. 28.
Liberty coach O.J. Gulley would have loved the opportunity to face Century, the fifth-ranked team in Class 6A. But now that 2013 is here, Gulley is zeroed in on what's even more important than facing crosstown rivals: Northwest Oregon Conference play.
The Falcons (5-5) open NWOC play against St. Helens (6-4) at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday at Liberty High School. Both teams will be plenty fresh after having not played since Dec. 29, but the nine-day layoff could cause some adjustments early on as both teams get back to game action.
As with its girls basketball counterparts, Liberty's boys have also been tested against Class 6A opponents. Along with facing Glencoe and Hillsboro, the Falcons faced Oregon City, Reynolds and Centennial.
Gulley, who preaches being "excited but not satisfied" to his team, knows how important the early part of conference play will be toward achieving its long-term goals. Sparked by a raucous atmosphere in the home-opening win over Glencoe, Liberty has generated an excitement at its school that it wants to feed off when playing in its gym this NWOC season.
The Falcons open conference play with three consecutive home games, including Parkrose on Friday and Wilsonville next Tuesday, before playing their NWOC road opener at Milwaukie on Jan. 18.
"Our fans have been amazing," Gulley said, "and we hope it gets better."
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DETROIT, MI- New vehicle sales are expected to continue on a stable road in September, according to officials.
Analysts at TrueCar.com and J.D. Power and Associates' Power Information Network and LMC Automotive expect sales to come in at about 1.2 million units, an 11 percent from September 2011.
"Even though the lack of big movements in car sales makes for less attractive headlines, the stable growth in sales is a positive for the industry," said Jesse Toprak, vice president of market intelligence at TrueCar.com. "The stability allows for the right production adjustments and price optimization, resulting in improved profitability."
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DESTIN, Florida - Mike Slive was wrapping up his daily briefing Wednesday evening at the SEC spring meeting when one of his associate commissioners stepped up to the podium and handed him a note.
Slive read it and said, "Oh, that's great. Alabama just now won its second straight NCAA men's golf title. So congratulations to Alabama."
Kudos indeed. Alabama repeating is getting repetitive.
Jay Seawell's men's golf team is the third Crimson Tide team to win back-to-back national championships since 2011. Sarah Patterson's women's gymnastics team did it in 2011 and 2012, and Nick Saban's football team doubled in those seasons as well.
Mic Potter's women's golf team gets overshadowed because it won a single national title in 2012.
Oh, and the Crimson Tide may not be done earning big rings this year. Pat Murphy's softball team starts play Thursday night at the Women's College World Series in Oklahoma City as the No. 2 seed. His young ladies have a shot at their second national title in three years after winning it all in 2012.
Mitch Gaspard's baseball team opens NCAA Tournament play Friday in Tallahassee as the No. 2 seed in the regional behind host Florida State. His team faded a bit down the stretch, but at least one national baseball observer has picked Alabama as a sleeper to reach the College World Series in Omaha.
Alabama's transformation from a formidable and historic football factory to an outstanding overall athletics department has been remarkable to watch. It's a credit to the late AD Mal Moore, who hired Saban, Seawell and Gaspard and allowed Murphy to return in June of 2011 after he'd taken the LSU job but changed his mind.
Moore also made sure that sports beyond football were given what they needed to compete at the conference and national levels. Current AD Bill Battle has carried on Moore's legacy.
Battle's a former football player and coach, as Moore was, but he also understands that his charge is to encourage and enable all of his sports to succeed. They've succeeded as a group at an unprecedented rate.
Even when Alabama's teams aren't winning national titles, they're putting themselves in position. The football team was 11-0 and ranked No. 1 in its quest for a three-peat last season when it lost the last regular-season game on the final play at Auburn. Expect Amari Cooper and company to be in the mix to make the first four-team College Football Playoff.
The gymnastics team went into the final rotation at the NCAA championships with a chance to win it all in each of the last four years. After taking the national title in 2011 and 2012, they finished third in 2013 and fourth this season.
"It's difficult when you finish first, first, third and fourth, and you're disappointed," Patterson said after the finals in Birmingham in April. "But that's the expectations that we have."
The expectation for the men's golf team will be to three-peat next season. Seawell's bunch could've won three straight already but lost in the finals in 2012 before getting it done the last two years.
Seawell was asked about doing it again before the sweat had dried on his team's second straight title. He joked, "Saban would punch you in the nose on that one."
You want to capture what's going on at Alabama? Just say Tuscaloosa is Titletown in more than football. That hits it right on the nose.


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A few years ago, maybe more people should feel lucky if never visited South Africa. Imagine, every time visiting the country, local immigration authorities always thrusting the stuffing should be answered:"Have you visited South Africa?" Perhaps there will be some follow-up questions that trouble if we answer ever. Now I feel lucky to have time to visit the beautiful country. If the question was re-raised, I think I'll answer that question with joy: "Yes, I have visited South Africa." There are many interesting experiences during a visit to the southern tip of this black continent. The only disappointment I experienced - and this is a very deep disappointment I did not get to visit Robben Island. A visit to Robben Island is a major agenda that I wrote so I want is visiting South Africa. For me, a former island prison that has open to the public this is not just any ordinary tourist attraction, for me this is a former prison island monument Anti-Apartheid which makes a visit there is more accurately described as a pilgrimage than a tourist.
Everyone knows, in this Robben Island Nelson Mandela spent 27 of his life in custody for the sake of upholding the attitude and struggle against apartheid. Curled for 27 years in detention rather than weaken Nelson Mandela. It actually strengthens the punishment for his opposition against the regime Apartheid that tear down South Africa for centuries. Since setting foot in the international airport of Cape Town, I really cannot wait to undergo a unique experience it. Robben Island is currently no longer function as a prison; the island is transformed into historical sights. As a tourist who is always curious about the history of the places visited, of course I had to visit this island. Robben Island tourist facilities have been managed very professionally. Starting from departure to Robben island, the tourists just buy a ticket and take turns taking a ship large enough, can accommodate up to 200 people. After arriving on the island, the tourists waiting for buses ready around the island, the bus will stop at the places that are considered to have historical significance.
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LAS VEGAS – In the final minute of the Trail Blazers' game against Utah on Friday, the Blazers were down by four and missed a shot.
But Meyers Leonard outfought Utah's Rudy Gobert for the rebound, then found Allen Crabbe, who immediately drove to the basket for a layup to cut Portland's deficit to 75-73 with 28 seconds left.
The Blazers couldn't pull out the win at the Thomas & Mack Center, losing by that score to finish 2-3 in the Samsung NBA Summer League. But for Leonard and Crabbe, the key plays were part of a much-needed positive game for them.
Leonard, who struggled in seemingly all aspects in his first two games after returning from a shoulder injury, contributed nine points, seven rebounds, two assists and three blocks.
"Tonight I felt a lot better," Leonard said. "My body felt much better, I had more energy, which therefore translated into getting more rebounds, being in better position on defense, being able to beat my man down the court and different things. I was happier with how I played tonight."
Crabbe, who was squeezed out of minutes and shot attempts by the team's glut of wing players, got his first start in Las Vegas and contributed 10 points, eight rebounds and an assist.
"I got the start, so I knew I had to get going early, and I felt like that go me into a rhythm a lot easier, just try to do the things I wasn't doing in previous games," Crabbe said "I felt more comfortable tonight, let the game come to me and pick my spots."
Of the six players from Portland's roster who came to Las Vegas, Leonard and Crabbe might have been the biggest questions marks. Leonard was coming off a frustrating season in which he was beaten out for the backup center spot by Joel Freeland and appeared in 40 games after playing in 69 as a rookie the season before.
Leonard had put in weeks of work to prepare for summer league, but suffered a strained left shoulder during the third day of practice and had to sit out the first two games. His first two games didn't go well as totaled 11 points, four rebounds and didn't block a shot, hardly affecting the game the way you would expect a 7-foot-1 player to.
On Friday, he was matched against Utah 7-2 Rudy Gobert, who finished with 11 points and 15 rebounds. Leonard gave Gobert a good battle inside while also making several plays offensively, including a nice pass to set up a dunk by Craig Brackins, a layup finish on a pass from Barton and a no-hesitation jumper.
"He was better today," assistant coach Nate Tibbetts said. "Rudy Gobert's had a really good summer league, for him to battle him was big, and Meyers responded and played with the right mindset, and that's a big thing for him."
With the Blazers having signed free agent center Chris Kaman and having Freeland, Thomas Robinson and Dorell Wright returning, minutes off the bench could be harder to get behind starting big men LaMarcus Aldridge and Robin Lopez.
Leonard, though, said he is not concerned about the glut and intends to work as hard as he can the rest of the summer – back in Portland, during open gym games a the Los Angeles Clippers facility and during Tim Grgurich's big man camp.
"I've been happy with the summer so far, have to learn from my mistakes here and continue to work on what I need to get better at," Leonard said.
Crabbe, a shooting guard, also is in a position with plenty of competition. Even in summer league, he was hard-pressed to get major minutes, with CJ McCollum and Will Barton also on the Vegas roster.
"Overall, it wasn't the summer league I intended to have," Crabbe said.
Last season as a rookie, Crabbe made an impression on the coaching staff with his defense during training camp and seemed ready to battle for a spot in the rotation. But he got nasty case of gastroenteritis that set him back almost two weeks, and he was not able to recover as Portland got off to a sizzling start to the season that solidified the rotation.
"Sometimes it can be a waiting game, but that's the nature of the game," Crabbe said.
Unlike McCollum and Barton, Crabbe is not yet an off-the-dribble playmaker, and he relies on teammates and movement to get shots. He ran the baseline early to try to free himself for shots early Friday.
"We went to him early a little bit more," Tibbetss said. "Just confidence level, you know? He didn't play much at all last year. We tried to get him off pin-downs, he probably passed up some shots that he should've taken, put it to the floor a little."
Crabbe, who's best known as a three-point shooter, didn't attempt a three Friday, but did attack the basket several times, once scoring on a nice left-handed finish, and also showing a floater. Late in the game, he set up a key three-pointer by driving, then kicking the ball the McCollum, who drained a three with 2:04 left. Crabbe's eight rebounds also led the Blazers.
It was all part of Crabbe's effort to find a way to contribute beyond making threes.
"Just playing hard all the time, regardless of starting, not starting, coming off the bench or whatever it is, you gotta play hard," he said. "Do what the team is asking you to do. If you're not getting shots or whatever, you gotta impact the game in other ways, make an impact on defense, help rebound, team defense, all that type of stuff comes into play, and it's not just scoring or getting shots."
McCollum led the Blazers with 21 points, including 18 in a scintillating second half in which he showed a vast array of shots. Of all the players who played in summer league, McCollum might have the most to look forward to when training camp starts in late September.
Last season, McCollum broke his left foot during the first week of training camp and did not make his NBA debut until January. McCollum said he is eager to go through a full training camp this time around.
"Oh, you have no idea, man," he said. "I'm looking forward to it, thankful for the opportunity to bounce back and look forward to a strong second year. Obviously, I have a long summer in front of me, look forward to putting in work, develop and get better and get ready for training camp."
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This drill is a fun way to keep a group of 6 people volleying and
grounstroking all at the same time. The drill is called Triples.
3 people per side, instructor feeds from behind 1 baseline. 1 at
net per side, 2 on the baseline. Instructor feeds to either person
on baseline, and the ball is in play. Play the point out. Person
who hits the ball out is out of the game until a person from opposing
team hits a ball out, then the 1st person is back in, and so on.
the object is to get a 3 on 1. when you have a 3 on 1, the team
with 3 scores points on the team with 1 remaining, until a person
is allowed to come back in. Play to 11 or 21. its a really fun way
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With a stay at ClubHotel Riu Buena Vista - All Inclusive in Adeje (Costa Adeje), you'll be close to Ajabo Beach and Golf Costa Adeje. This 4-star hotel is within the vicinity of Del Duque Beach and Plaza del Duque Shopping Center.
Make yourself at home in one of the 500 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Rooms have private balconies. Satellite television is provided for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have deep soaking bathtubs and hair dryers.
Dip into one of the 2 outdoor swimming pools or enjoy other recreational amenities including a health club and an outdoor tennis court. Additional amenities at this hotel include wireless Internet access (surcharge) and gift shops/newsstands.
This hotel is all inclusive. Rates include meals and beverages at onsite dining establishments. Charges may be applied for dining at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, some beverages, and other amenities.
Satisfy your appetite at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk and multilingual staff. Free self parking is available onsite.


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