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Online Extra: Mr. Clutch helps Warriors edge Keaau
By BILL O'REAR
Tribune-Herald sports editor
In the 1960s and '70s, a slender guard named Jerry West became famous for hitting game-winning shots for the Los Angeles Lakers and earned the nickname "Mr. Clutch."
And on Friday night, Kamehameha's "Mr Clutch," Shaun Kagawa, used an old school basketball move patented by the former Lakers' superstar back in the day to help propel the Warriors to a 44-42 overtime win over the host Cougars at the Keaau High School Gym.
The fired-up Cougars (2-1) outplayed the Warriors (3-1) for much of the Big Island Interscholastic Federation boys Division I game and appeared on the edge of a victory when junior Ayhns Ines sank a free throw to give the hosts a 40-38 lead with 7.8 seconds remaining in regulation.
But Kamehameha got the ball back and head coach Dominic Pacheco called time out to set up a play with Kagawa, a 5-foot-11 senior guard, taking the final shot.
When Kagawa caught the inbounds pass, his first option was to drive to the basket, hoping to score or pick up a foul. However, the Cougars' defense shut off the driving lane and Kawaga dribbled hard to his right at the top of the key, then took an angle toward the rim, only to stop on a dime and drain a clutch 15-foot jumpshot just before the buzzer to tie the contest at 40-40 and force OT.
Asked how the textbook perfect looking shot felt when it left his hand with the game on the line, Kagawa smiled and said: "It felt like money."
"That's a shot I practice all the time in practice and it's something I need to do more in the games," he said. "I was in good balance and it felt good all the way."
The 15-foot jumper, a clutch move that helped make West famous and earned him the respect to become the player silhouette on the NBA logo. If Kagawa keeps making those types of shots this season, maybe he'll get his own Warriors logo with "Mr. Clutch" embroidered on it.
Still, Kagawa's shot didn't beat Keaau. But it did push the game into OT and gave the Warriors a chance to deny the Cougars an impressive win.
"It was an ugly game," Pacheco said. "But we knew once we got into overtime that the team who took care of the ball, who executed better, and who made the defensive stops would win. And we were able to do that in OT."
Kamehameha grabbed a 42-40 lead at the 2:44 mark in the extra session when junior guard Blaine-Allen Manliguis tossed a clever no-look pass to an open Micah Carter under the basket and Carter banked in the layup.
Keaau answered with two clutch free throws by senior Nick Pagtama with 1:32 left. But the Warriors came back and junior Faaolaina Teofilo powered inside for a layup to lift the visitors back on top at 44-42 at :54.
The Cougars ran the clock down against Kamehameha's zone defense before calling time out with 8.6 seconds to set up a final shot. Keaau coach Mark Kawaha then watched as his players passed the ball around before senior guard Davin Alviento missed a long 3-pointer as the buzzer sounded.
"I'm proud of my team and how hard the guys played," Kawaha said. "Hopefully we can learn from this and get better."
The Cougars led 10-9 at the end of the first quarter and the game was tied 19-19 at the intermission. The hosts then outpointed their Keaau rivals 7-5 in the third period before the Warriors held a 16-14 advantage in the fourth quarter, capped by Kagawa's old school move that can win championships.
Kagawa finished with a game-high 17 points, including 11 in the fourth period.
Carter, a 5-11 junior forward, chipped in with 10 points. Manliguis had only two points but he turned in a strong game handling the ball and playing defense against the quick Cougar guards.
Pagtama led Keaau with 15 points, including 11 in the second half. Sean Stone, a muscular 6-2 senior power forward, had seven points and nine rebounds. Charlie Belmes, a junior guard with a sweet shooting stroke, added five points, including a 3-pointer.
Kawaha also got solid performances from guards Alviento and Ines as well as forward Edgar Ventura.
The Cougars struggled scoring in the paint most of the way, missing at least eight to 10 shots inside four feet while failing to use the backboard and instead coming up short. The hosts also went 9 for 17 from the free-throw line, including a shaky 6 of 12 in the fourth period.
The Warriors finished 9 of 15 from the charity stripe, including 4 of 6 in the final period.
In other Big Island Interscholastic Federation boys basketball games on Friday, it was: Hilo 68, Ka'u 42; Waiakea 55, Pahoa 41; and Honokaa 35, Kealakehe 31.
In junior-varsity game, Kamehameha rallied past the Cougars 44-42. Maika Penaroza had nine points and Dayson Alip seven for the visitors. Kahaku Lum Ho led the hosts with nine points and Charles Caldwell added seven.
Kamehameha 9 10 5 16 4 — 44
Keaau 10 9 7 14 2 — 42
• Hilo: 68, Ka'u 42: Junior Jodd Carter scored 13 points and senior Kian Kurokawa added 11 at Hilo Civic for the Vikings (3-0).
Greg Javar scored a game-high 17 points for the Trojans (1-3).
Hilo won the JV game 62-14. Dane Foster had 17 points and Sione Atuekaho 10. Chance Emmsley-Ahia led the Trojans with 11 points.
Ka'u 10 12 8 12—42
Hilo 14 16 22 16—68
• Waiakea 55, Pahoa 41: Senior Owen Sandstrom scored 18 points and junior Dillon Rellez added 17 for the host Warriors (2-1).
Senior Nick Fisher scored a game-high 21 points, but the Division II Daggers (1-3) lost their third straight game to a Division I opponent.
Waiakea won the JV game 32-24.
Pahoa 10 8 9 14—41
Waiakea 11 18 12 14 —55
• Honokaa 35, Kealakehe 31: At Kealakehe, senior guard Isaiah Meyer scored 13 points to lead the D-II Dragons (2-1).
Senior Deion Utrera scored nine points to lead the D-I Waveriders (1-3).
In JV action, Kealakehe edged Honokaa 41-35. Arthur Freddy (3 treys) led the hosts with nine points. Shyrome Batin led the Dragons with nine points.
Honokaa 16 13 2 4 — 35
Kealakehe 4 8 8 11 — 31
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Washington would like the Islamic Front rebels in Syria to return the equipment it stole from Western-backed opposition fighters last week, a senior US official has said.
The material, which included vehicles and communications gear, had been supplied to the Supreme Military Council (SMC) of Syrian opposition fighters, but was seized by the powerful Islamist group from warehouses at the Syria-Turkey border. The theft prompted Britain and the US to suspend non-lethal aid to Western-backed rebels in northern Syria.
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Mardy Fish's career ended with his legs cramping badly in a fifth set at the U.S. Open. The 33-year-old American had a chance to serve out an upset of 18th-seeded Feliciano Lopez in the fourth set of their second-round match Wednesday, but nerves took over. He had three straight unforced errors then double-faulted to be broken at love, and Lopez quickly won the next two games as...
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For Mardy Fish, it was supposed to mark a high point in his tennis career. Instead, Sept. 3, 2012, stands out as one of the most difficult days of his life. ''I was in the spot where you work your butt off to get to: the fourth round of the U.S. Open against Roger Federer on Labor Day,'' Fish recalled. ''That's why you work so hard in this game and sacrifice so much - to get to that...
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Mardy Fish surprised even himself. Fish opened the next-to-last tournament of his career with a convincing 6-2, 6-2 victory over 20th-ranked Viktor Troicki in the first round of the Western & Southern Open on Monday. "I was a little surprised at my level," Fish said. "I hadn't practiced a ton or particularly well for a little while. I was struggling with my serve. "A friend...
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American tennis pro Mardy Fish won his first singles match Monday since 2013, as he topped world No. 20 Victor Troicki 6-2, 6-2 at the Western & Southern Open in a match that did not mean much in the tennis world but meant everything to Fish. That's because, for nearly three years, Fish was forced to curb his tennis career while he battled an anxiety disorder. It was a fight...
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With the qualification period completing this past weekend, the roster is now set for the next ATP World Tour event in Atlanta, Georgia, as the second day of the BB&T Atlanta Open is underway. After the final ATP players earned their way into the field from July 23-25, the opening rounds of the tournament commenced in the beginning of the week, including a special exhibition...
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Mardy Fish, playing competitive tennis for the first time in over 18 months, battled for 2 hours, 36 minutes Thursday before losing to fellow American Ryan Harrison, 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 (3) in the first round of the BNP Paribas Open. Fish had two match points at 15-40 in the 10th game of the third set, but Harrison wiggled free. After both held serve to force the 12-point tiebreaker...
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What do you do when your once-formidable alternative bands fade into obscurity? Start an annual summer tour together! The Summerland Tour is the brainchild of Everclear frontman (and lone remaining founder) Art Alexakis and Sugar Ray's Mark McGrath, and it's back in 2013 for its second go-round. This year, Everclear is joined by Live, Filter, and Sponge. Everclear somehow has plowed ahead all these years, despite several lineup overhauls, while Live has experienced some turmoil as well. Former frontman Ed Kowalczyk left the band in 2009, and a contentious legal battle followed, but in 2012, the band chose former Unified Theory vocalist Chris Shinn as its new lead singer. Filter has barely been a blip on rock's radar since 1999's Title of Record, but it hasn't been for a lack of trying — the band has released four albums since then, including June's The Sun Comes Out Tonight. Sponge has released seven records since its 1994 debut, Rotting Piñata, including May's Stop the Bleeding, but outside of "Plowed," the band really hasn't made any waves in 20 years. Package tours are quickly becoming this decade's version of the state fair circuit, but fans of these bands probably won't mind.
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Home Made Cheese And Onion Pie
|8 Ounce
|1 Teaspoon
|3 1⁄2 Ounce
|Vegetable fat
|2 Ounce
|Iced water
|2 Tablespoon
|3 , finely chopped
|2 Clove (10 gm), crushed
|Cheddar cheese
|8 Ounce, grated
|1 , beaten
|Pepper white
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
Make the pastry by sifting the flour and half the salt into a mixing bowl.
Put in 2 ounces [1/4 cup] of the butter and the vegetable fat and cut it into small pieces with a table knife.
With your fingertips, rub the fat into the flour until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs.
Add 2 tablespoons of iced water and, using the knife, mix it into the flour.
With your hands, mix until a smooth dough is formed.
Add more water if the dough is too dry.
Form the dough into a ball and wrap it in greaseproof or waxed paper.
Chill for 20 minutes.
Preheat the oven to fairly hot 400°F (Gas Mark 6, 200°C).
Grease a medium sized pie dish with 1 tablespoon of the remaining butter and set it aside.
In a frying pan, melt the remaining 2 tablespoons of butter over moderate heat.
Add the chopped onions and garlic, reduce the heat to low and cook the mixture gently for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Set aside.
In a mixing bowl, combine the onion mixture with the grated cheese.
Add most of the beaten egg (keep a little to glaze the pie crust), remaining salt and the pepper and beat to blend well.
Set aside.
Divide the dough ball into two portions, one slightly larger than the other.
Roll out the larger portion of dough until it is quite thin and is large enough to overlap the sides of the pie dish.
Line the pie dish, and trim off the excess dough with a knife.
Spoon the cheese and onion mixture into the dish.
Roll out the other portion of dough to a circle slightly larger than the pie dish.
Place the circle of dough on top of the filling.
Fold under the overhanging dough and press the edges together with your fingertips to seal.
Coat the surface of the pie with the remaining beaten egg.
Bake in the centre of the oven for about 35 minutes, or until the pastry is deep golden.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 3211 Calories from Fat 1937
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 220 g338.6%
Saturated Fat 108.3 g541.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 663 mg221%
Sodium 3451.1 mg143.8%
Total Carbohydrates 220 g73.3%
Dietary Fiber 14 g55.9%
Sugars 19.8 g
Protein 92 g184.9%
Vitamin A 100.1% Vitamin C 56.8%
Calcium 184.1% Iron 80%
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The overarching theme of this Program Project is that prostate cancer (PCa) bone metastasis is driven by progressive changes acquired through tumor-stroma interaction in the bone and prostate microenvironment. Genes activated in prostate and bone stroma confer growth and survival advantages to cancer cells and encode gene products that serve as novel predictive biomarkers for PCa progression. Our discoveries defining intra- and extra-cellular reactive oxygen species (ROS) show that ROS can mediate increased expression of perlecan (Pln), a key heparin sulfate proteoglycan (HSPG), and ?2-Microglobulin (?2-M) expression by PCa cells. There appears to be a tight signaling relationship among ?2-M, Pln, and ROS by which the expression of these signaling molecules is coordinated and regulated. PCa cells with mitochondrial DNA mutations produced increased levels of ROS, ?2-M and Pln. We investigated the clinical translation of these molecular biomarkers in primary and bone metastatic human PCa tissues. Results showed significant correlation of LIV-1 (p<0.001), a driver of epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT), cytoplasmic but not nuclear BDNF (p<0.001), ?2-M (p=0.006), focal adhesion kinase (FAK) (p=0.010), a target gene of ROS in human prostate cancer cells, and heparanase, a Pln degradative enzyme (p<0.001) with the progression of PCa from normal, benign, PIN, and localized cancer to bone metastasis. In the first Program Project funding period, we made remarkable progress with paradigm-shifting discoveries, collaborative publications, and successful mentoring of the next generation of prostate cancer researchers. The Projects successfully accomplished all of the proposed aims, reflected in 82 publications, 37 of which were considered to be high impact. In this competitive renewal, Project 1 focuses on characterization of ?2-M-mediated growth and signaling pathways in prostate cancer bone metastasis. Project 2 focuses on the characterization of multiple Pln domains known to interact with soluble growth factors in extracellular matrices to ultimately affect cancer growth and metastasis. Project 3 focuses on the characterization of ROS-mediated gene expression and signaling in prostate epithelial cells in response to bone stromal interaction. The Projects and Cores will continue to define the biology and targeting potential of tumor-stromal interaction, validate biomarkers in tissue and serum specimens and ultimately translate these discoveries into clinical practice.
|Li, Xiangyan; Chen, Yi-Ting; Hu, Peizhen et al. (2014) Fatostatin displays high antitumor activity in prostate cancer by blocking SREBP-regulated metabolic pathways and androgen receptor signaling. Mol Cancer Ther 13:855-66
|Miles, Fayth L; Sikes, Robert A (2014) Insidious changes in stromal matrix fuel cancer progression. Mol Cancer Res 12:297-312
|Warren, Curtis R; Grindel, Brian J; Francis, Lewis et al. (2014) Transcriptional activation by NF?B increases perlecan/HSPG2 expression in the desmoplastic prostate tumor microenvironment. J Cell Biochem 115:1322-33
|Shao, Chen; Liao, Chun-Peng; Hu, Peizhen et al. (2014) Detection of live circulating tumor cells by a class of near-infrared heptamethine carbocyanine dyes in patients with localized and metastatic prostate cancer. PLoS One 9:e88967
|Pradhan-Bhatt, Swati; Harrington, Daniel A; Duncan, Randall L et al. (2014) A novel in vivo model for evaluating functional restoration of a tissue-engineered salivary gland. Laryngoscope 124:456-61
|Shi, Changhong; Wu, Jason Boyang; Chu, Gina C-Y et al. (2014) Heptamethine carbocyanine dye-mediated near-infrared imaging of canine and human cancers through the HIF-1?/OATPs signaling axis. Oncotarget 5:10114-26
|Tighiouart, Mourad; Piantadosi, Steven; Rogatko, André (2014) Dose finding with drug combinations in cancer phase I clinical trials using conditional escalation with overdose control. Stat Med 33:3815-29
|Fong, Eliza L S; Martinez, Mariane; Yang, Jun et al. (2014) Hydrogel-based 3D model of patient-derived prostate xenograft tumors suitable for drug screening. Mol Pharm 11:2040-50
|Tighiouart, Mourad; Liu, Yuan; Rogatko, André (2014) Escalation with overdose control using time to toxicity for cancer phase I clinical trials. PLoS One 9:e93070
|Josson, Sajni; Gururajan, Murali; Hu, Peizhen et al. (2014) miR-409-3p/-5p promotes tumorigenesis, epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition, and bone metastasis of human prostate cancer. Clin Cancer Res 20:4636-46
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DR Congo
Our strategy
Empower the most vulnerable people affected by conflicts to overcome hardships in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Respond to urgent needs while striving to move rapidly to long-term recovery.
The context
The DRC hosts one of the world's worst humanitarian crises, centered particularly in the east. Despite its vast wealth of human and natural resources, the country struggles with many challenges. A lack of infrastructure, stunted economy and weak governance cause serious hardship and inhibit development efforts. Furthermore, over two decades of armed conflict has displaced some 1.5 million people within the country (UNHCR, 2016). Demographic pressures , rapid urbanization, food insecurity and youth unemployment compound looming threats on the horizon.
Our work
Providing safe water in urban areas to 60,000 to 129,000 people daily. Our WASH approaches have significantly reduced diarrheal diseases in children under 5 years. We ensure sustainable access to quality WASH services and resources. Building on our medium-scale urban WASH expertise, we aim to replicate the model in other major towns. At the same time, when humanitarian crises result - in the Kivus alone- in over 1.5 million IDPs (OCHA, 2015), we respond to acute WASH needs. We integrate long-lasting solutions for the self-sufficiency of IDPs and host communities.
Food security
Addressing the root causes of food insecurity for 392,000 vulnerable people in the province by improving maternal, infant and young children nutrition. Unlocking smallholder farmers' potential to improve their productivity and increase their incomes.
Economic opportunity
Promoting economic development in agricultural and non-agricultural sectors. Supporting sustainable livelihood development using a market development approach. Striving for human dignity for IDPs, we are at the forefront of the unconditional cash transfer humanitarian approach.
Youth and Gender
We spotlight youth entrepreneurship and vocational skill trainings to break the cycle of poverty. Our team facilitates new jobs creation and livelihood opportunities. We recognizes the particular challenges that beset men, women, boys and girls - discrimination and sexual and gender based violence, Mercy Corps strives for gender equity in each and every program.
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DR Congo: Supplying water to the newly displaced
Mercy Corps is supplying emergency water services and sanitation supplies to meet the needs of newly displaced families in the beleaguered city of Goma — and to stem the outbreak of waterborne disease.
DR Congo: Monitoring needs as Goma falls
Mercy Corps is monitoring humanitarian needs as the situation unfolds in eastern Congo, where rebel forces have taken control of Goma, the capital of Congo's war-torn North Kivu province.
DR Congo: Fighting the cholera epidemic in emergency camps
Cholera is raging across the Democratic Republic of Congo. In the last year, more than 22,000 people have been infected – 1,600 of those in the last four weeks alone.
DR Congo: Patience and Promise
These two girls live in a displacement camp in eastern Congo.
DR Congo: Boy in Buhimba IDP camp, Congo
A boy living in the Buhimba camp for families displaced by war, outside the city of Goma, DR Congo.
DR Congo: A day of peace in Congo
Around the world, people took a moment to celebrate the International Day of Peace. The Mercy Corps team in Nyanzale, Democratic Republic of the Congo took time to celebrate the call for ceasefire and non-violence with the communities from displacement camps and Nyanzale town.
DR Congo: In Congo, saving trees and lives
Last November and December I was working with Mercy Corps in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). I had the chance to make a photo essay on our work that the BBC is featuring on their website.
DR Congo: Secretary Clinton visits the most dangerous place to be a woman
While her husband's trip to North Korea to release two American women journalists has recently dominated headlines, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton takes on a mission that has the potential to save countless women's lives. As part of her seven nation tour of Africa, Mrs.
DR Congo: Simple things can make the biggest difference in the DRC
When asked by family or friends after a field visit, "How was your trip?" or "What's new in Africa?" I'm often guilty of giving oversimplified responses, though I realize our programs go way beyond "fine" and "interesting."
DR Congo: A stove to save lives
For 59-year-old Dafroza Baleberaho, building improved cookstoves isn't just about preventing climate change, it's about saving women's lives.


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|Reviews for The Storm
| Brit-bound chapter 3 . 2/9/2012
sorry for the delay. wanted some quiet time to reread this when I could blink back all the tears I needed to in private.
I've jotted down some phrases that moved me - and some images, as well - like the look on grandpa's face as he watches his wife going about her work in the house. what a sweet and tender moment for mick to witness. it must have come back to him many times in his lonely future and must have been something he longed for - maybe that was even part of his thoughts at the train station that day - wondering if that kind of love was still an option for him.
'I wondered if it was still her that I missed or just the idea of someone by my side, someone to love me and to be loved in return.
I wondered if I would ever find a true soulmate."
You make me want to go back and watch the movie again in very slow motion with no outside interruptions so I can try to spot the moment he realizes he's found his soulmate and will do whatever it takes to protect her.
something about this makes me think of the scene where he sends her off in the boat and stays behind. I've always wondered if he stayed because he had begun to feel that he did have responsibility in the war or if he needed to show her he was capable of sacrifice for a cause or if he simply thought sending her off without him - maybe he planned to stay behind and create a distraction - was the best way to keep her safe.
""Sure. There are some sandwiches for you on the kitchen table. Thought you'd be hungry."
"Lovely. Thanks." I was indeed famished and wolfed the sandwiches down in no time
(Our boy will probably always be remembered with a wolfish appetite, no matter what role he plays. Wish I had his metabolism - or was able to run like he does and had the will to do it.)
"The man was every inch bad news on legs." I love this description! Is that an original thought or something you've heard people say before? It's a new one for me, but I'd love to borrow it.
The sudden rush of rain outside the window made me look up with puffy eyes, just as the clouds parted to let a faint rainbow show.
I pointed at it wordlessly.
"He's telling us that he's arrived", Grandma whispered with a tearful, bittersweet smile.
What a sweet, sweet ending. We all need to find symbols and latch on to meaning in the world around us to help us make a little sense of the un-sensible.
I can't imagine where you're going next, but I can't wait to find out. excellent job, as usual.
and thanks so much for your sweet words.
be blessed, britt-bound (don't I wish) Glenda
| RooFran411 chapter 3 . 1/29/2012
Well done. I love the way you wrote about grandpa's loss catching the way Mick's sudden realisation of the silence .
| EHfan chapter 3 . 1/29/2012
So many losses for Mick in this one - his first love, his grandfather, the boat they both loved. Slowly but surely you're building up the events that made Mick the man we first met IASL. Lots of nice touches in this one, lots of everyday things that we don't notice at the time but are so important in our memories. Excellent story.
| anyother chapter 3 . 1/28/2012
Another beautiful story, but so sad - however, things couldn't get better, could they? That way he'd never have become the man we know from IASL... I like the way you write about everyday things as well, small details like Mick fidgeting while waiting for news of his grandfather. Well done!


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Thread: Honest opinions on Josephine
April 29th, 2013 11:10 AM #11
Josephine has grown on me a little bit over the past few months. I don't know if I could ever love it though. I have some major issues with it and they all stem from her ties to the name Joseph. I don't like the name Joseph for two reasons:
1. Because it is too biblical for my tastes.
2. My grandfather who was an incestuous, abusive and alcoholic man was named Joseph.
That being said, Josephine is classic, feminine and strong.Anxiously awaiting the arrival of Luther's little brother November 2015!
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April 29th, 2013 11:24 AM #13
I think Josephine is gorgeousDelicious autumn! My very soul is wedded to it, and if I were a bird I would fly about the earth seeking the successive autumns. ~George Eliot
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I also really love the meaning of Josephine....~ "How can there be too many children? That is like saying there are too many flowers."~ Mother Teresa
April 29th, 2013 12:00 PM #17
I love Josephine. I had this massive list of new crushes, and I'm trying to narrow it down and see which make the cut, and Josephine's still there. I love the idea of Josephine nn Posy! I'm not sure it'll stick, and it makes me sad that it won't, but I really don't want a list with 20-some names on it.
I think Josephine would be adorable with your other girls.Ashley | namenerd | Christian | storyteller
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Isabelle Aurora Grace ▪ Zane Alexander Caspian ▪ Genevieve Sofia Esme ▪ Everett Joshua Charles
Casper Nathaniel Eden ▪ Eleanor Pasqualina Mary "Lena" ▪ Samson Adler Jack ▪ Poppy Éliane Clementina
Thomas Benjamin ▪ Alice Clementine ▪ Ian Mariner ▪ Amelia Winter
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I because Kinect is limited to 30fps I bought the ASUS Xtion pro
it runs at 60 fps
does anyone use it with Max ?
if yes, how ?
Thanks a lot
You might be able to use my jit.openni object
and there's a wiki there
I used the OpenNI APIs so if there is a OpenNI stack for the Xtion, it might work on it too.
[er, never mind.]
Thanks Diablodale,
too bad I am on Mac ;-)
there is an unstable version of Primesense sensor for OSX
So on the paper it is possible to build an OSX jitter object like yours, right ?
i did a quick & dirty port of jit.openni on a mac with a kinect some time ago.
As far as i remember, there were only some minor compiler errors that needed to be fixed.
So it's definitely possible (at least with a kinect). It was quite heavy on the cpu, though…
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Piranhas work to modernize MechWarrior is admirable. MWOs layered mechanics facilitate intricate combat thats deep, balanced, and--most importantly--satisfying in your hands. That almost singular focus on combat design does leaves MWO slim on modes and tutorials as well as with some rough UI in key places like the MechLab, but not at the expense of this very entertaining foundation that happens to form a solid footing for the future.
Slightly overpriced, but a more than worthy successor to one of PC gamings greatest franchises that nails the important part: combat.
"Torquemada... do not implore him for compassion. Torquemada... do not beg him for forgiveness. Torquemada... do not ask him for mercy. Let's face it, you can't Torquemada anything!"
MWO Music Video - What does the Mech say: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FF6HYNqCDLI
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Did they play the same game I did?
63% would be generous. 83% is just delusional IMO
These are the same people that gave Total War: Rome2 an 85 at release, and that game is the biggest POS to release in years, probably since the very first Total War game. Rome2 doesn't even work for many people, has the worst AI in the series, dumbed down game mechanics, and is still bug ridden and not very functional several months and 5 patches later. How can it possibly get an 85?
It is clear the PCGamer reviewer played Rome2 for an hour or two at most, which is/was not long enough to see the many faults and glaring weaknesses in the game design and execution.
And that is EXACTLY what happened with their review of MWO.
An 83 rating does not make MWO any better than the shallow, generally low rated game it is.
No matter how cynical you become, its never enough to keep up - Lily Tomlin
They probally got paid by the company that made/hosts MWO to give it a higher review, it happens all the time. Better to go to like gamefaqs or something and look at the average user rating, since its by players who aren't paid to give it a good review.
What do you do in the game? is it all pvp or is there some pve stuff too?
Being a pessimist is a win-win pattern of thinking. If you're a pessimist (I'll admit that I am!) you're either:
A. Proven right (if something bad happens)
B. Pleasantly surprised (if something good happens)
Either way, you can't lose! Try it out sometime!
This does seem to be much higher than the other reviews/reports I've heard about the game.
Edit: Well, upon further reading, seems like they nailed the combat model, and the author really enjoys this sort of combat so not so surprising he's rated it somewhat higher than others, especially anyone looking for more of a MMORPG.
On hiatus from EVE Online since Dec 2016 - Screw off-grid PVE boosting changes
Pouring on extra "Salt" for 2017
In my day MMORPG's were so hard we fought our way through dungeons in the snow, uphill both ways.
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Yeah, PGI allways was open aboput their approach, that they would start very small and expand upon a solid foundation - the combat.
The combat atm is quite well, not in the most intuitive way, but much fun as it has changed to a broader Metagame where many playstyles are viable.
The game is more stable than ever.
So i would say 83 is on the high road as well as 5.4 from MMORPG.com is on the low road.
Now PGI needs to devlier the combat overarching gameplayelements.
Though its already a game that can give you hours of fun for free (and still be a Top-Dog if you are good enough)!
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In his seminal book "Making Movies," Sidney Lumet wrote, "I've done two movies because I needed the money. I've done three because I love to work and couldn't wait anymore. Because I'm a professional, I worked as hard on those movies as on any I've done. Two of them turned out to be good and were hits." As with any freelance job, few filmmakers are in full control of their destiny — they're at the behest of what they're offered, what they can actually get made, and, even once a film is in production, any number of factors that can make the difference between a creatively successful or creatively lacking film.
But even so, it's hard to look at the choices of some directors and feel that they're not squandering their talent somewhat with the wrong projects, the wrong picks, the wrong direction. After taking a look a few weeks ago at ten actors who need a little adjustment in their career trajectories, we've picked out five directors who've all done good work in the past, but could do with a little revaluation of where they go from here. There's plenty more where this lot came from, so if there's a filmmaker you'd like to see make some better choices in future, let us know who they are in the comments section below.
Jon Favreau
This is arguably a relative one so read before you fly off the handle, please. Few would have thought back in 1995 that the neurotically charming lead of indie hit "Swingers" — who also wrote the movie's script — would have turned out to be a major tentpole filmmaker down the line. By the time of the release of megahit "Iron Man" in 2008, few would have suspected that Jon Favreau, by then established better as a director than an actor, would be having the kind of difficulties he faces these days. Favreau made his directorial debut with the solid "Swingers" spiritual sequel "Made" in 2001, but soon found himself with a huge surprise hit after directing Will Ferrell smash "Elf" just two years later. The film had a ridiculous premise, but Favreau walked the line carefully, keeping it smart, charming and sweet, with inspired directorial touches like Rankin/Bass-style stop-motion animation for the visual effects elements. Fewer people saw it, but follow-up "Zathura" was almost as good, a spacebound family adventure that captures the spirit of classic Amblin family fare. And by the time that "Iron Man" was busting blocks at the box office, Favreau was firmly ensconced on the A-list. And yet things haven't been so happy since. "Iron Man 2" was allegedly beset by creative differences between Marvel and Favreau, and the results on screen sadly speak for themselves. And maybe Favreau shouldn't take the fall for that one, but the same can't be said for follow-up "Cowboys & Aliens," a silly concept done in an overly serious manner with a too-many-cooks script and a generic orange-and-teal look. Worse, the film was also a big money loser. As a result, Favreau's had problems getting other projects off the ground. Disney's "Magic Kingdom" doesn't seem to be going anywhere fast, and musical "Jersey Boys" just got put into turnaround by WB. We're not saying that Favreau isn't talented. He is and he's proven it. But as someone who shot up to the A-list so fast and so unexpectedly, he seems to be stumbling at the moment. There was a spot of brightness with J.J. Abrams-produced TV pilot "Revolution," which Favreau directed. It was not great to be frank, but it was at least a huge hit. But we can't be alone in thinking that maybe Favreau needs to take a tentpole break and go back to his "Swingers" roots for something that could reinvigorate him creatively. Failing that, maybe a big-screen collaboration with Abrams would be the answer?
Peter Berg
Actor-directors don't always have the easiest time of it, but like Jon Favreau, Peter Berg has been creeping towards the A-list over the years. The one-time "Chicago Hope" actor made his directorial debut with 1998's enjoyably mean-spirited dark comedy "Very Bad Things" (coincidentally starring Favreau), and proved to be a consistently impressive filmmaker over his next few pictures. First, with underrated Dwayne Johnson actioner "The Rundown," and more importantly with "Friday Night Lights," the 2004 football movie that numbers among one of the best sports movies ever made. The film spawned a beloved TV series which was just as good, with Berg directing the pilot, and while it was never high-rated, it's become something of a pop culture touchstone, to the extent that Mitt Romney tried to steal the "Clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose" slogan of the show for his presidential campaign (Berg objected strongly). 2007's "The Kingdom" wasn't quite as strong overall, but was, nevertheless, a decent thriller with some cracking action sequences and some interesting political texture to it. But like with Favreau, the lure of the tentpole seems to have been Berg's undoing. First up was 2008's "Hancock," a ludicrously uneven, tonally bonkers superhero vehicle for Will Smith. It was undoubtedly a creative failure, but we suppose kind of an interesting one, and it was at least a giant hit. The same can't be said of this year's "Battleship," easily one of the worst films of the year; a laughable, noisy, dull blockbuster actioner that's most notable for an absolute trainwreck of a script, and for Berg abandoning his own visceral action aesthetic to become a third-rate Michael Bay knock-off. Furthermore, the film lost a whole bunch of money for Universal. Berg, after the fact, admitted that the film didn't work out, saying earlier this year, "It was a movie that I tried as hard as I could to get inside of. But the concept is so big and powerful, and the money is so big and so powerful, that the movie is going to run away with itself." And follow-up "Lone Survivor," currently filming with a good cast including Mark Wahlberg, Ben Foster, Eric Bana and Emile Hirsch, will hopefully pick things up. It's a bona-fide passion project for the director, which Universal financed in exchange for him making "Battleship." But maybe it's time for Berg to leave the gung-ho militarism alone for a while and tackle something else? Disability drama "Fathers' Day" and the mooted "Friday Night Lights" TV series-derived movie both sound like they could be the antidote.
John Singleton
Twenty years ago, John Singleton became both the first African-American and the youngest person in history to earn an Academy Award nomination for Best Director. The filmmaker picked up the Oscar nod (as well as another for the screenplay) for his scintillating, powerful directorial debut "Boyz n the Hood," all at the tender age of 24. Indeed, when the film premiered at Cannes the previous year, the USC grad was only 23, and his South Central-set film remains an amazingly assured, thrilling and exciting piece of work to this day. And yet Singleton's never lived up to the promise suggested by it. Follow-up "Poetic Justice" was something of a disappointment, but "Higher Learning" was a minor bounce-back. And 1997 period drama "Rosewood" remains the director's second best film, even if it tanked at the box office. But since then, it's been harder to get enthused about a new Singleton film, with the filmmaker becoming a sort of nameless action director-for-hire. Some of those films ("Four Brothers") have a certain ludicrous pulpy charm. Some ("Shaft," "2 Fast 2 Furious") really don't. Only 2001's "Baby Boy," a spiritual sequel to "Boyz n the Hood," suggested the Singleton of old was still going, and that was eleven years ago. Instead, we got a six-year gap after "Four Brothers," broken only by last year's "Abduction," a truly dreadful Taylor Lautner vehicle that would mark a career nadir for anyone who made it, let alone Singleton. It may be that Singleton, like many filmmakers with distinct storytelling voices, is finding it trickier to get more personal projects set up in the studio system. He was in the running recently for biopics of both N.W.A. and Tupac, but lost out on both cases. But maybe it's time, as Spike Lee did this year with "Red Hook Summer," for Singleton to go back to his roots again for something lower-budget, rather than taking the next C-level action programmer that comes across his desk.
Mike Newell
Hardly a cinephile favorite, it's easy to forget the quality of some of Mike Newell's work in the 1990s. Newell started off in the golden age of British TV drama, where acclaimed dramatists like David Hare, David Edgar and John Osborne would produce work for the long-since defunct "Play For Today" slot. But he really started to turn heads in the mid-1980s with "Dance With A Stranger," the Miranda Richardson-starring biopic of Ruth Ellis, the last woman in Britain to be given the death penalty, which won him an award for best young director at Cannes. Some solid work in the U.K. followed for the rest of the decade until "Enchanted April" (one of Harvey Weinstein's first successes with Miramax) kicked off a pretty terrific run of work in the 1990s: charming family comedy "Into The West," rom-com classic "Four Weddings and a Funeral," the undervalued "An Awfully Big Adventure," and, best of all, "Donnie Brasco," in our view one of the best modern-day mob pictures. Newell showed a diversity, skill with actors and tonal assurance that boded well for what more was to come. Unfortunately, that didn't happen. "Pushing Tin" felt like a minor misfire, and thought he helmed one of the better Harry Potter entries with 'Goblet Of Fire,' the work of the last decade has been pretty dismal. Treacly romance "Mona Lisa Smile," the disastrous Gabriel Garcia Marquez adaptation "Love In the Time of Cholera," the half-assed blockbuster "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time," and, this year, an uninspired, by-the-numbers take on Dickens' "Great Expectations" has seen the helmer on a run of middling to terrible pictures. Newell's seen as a safe pair of hands, but in the worst possible way; there's a complacency and a disinterest in his recent films, unrecognizable as from the man behind "Donnie Brasco." Maybe the upcoming Cold War peace summit film "Reykjavik," with Michael Douglas as Ronald Reagan and Christoph Waltz as Gorbachev, will turn things around, but we're not holding our breath.
Fernando Meirelles
All the directors on this list have made films we like, but perhaps only John Singleton can claim to have made one of the best films of its respective decade. Fernando Meirelles can make that claim too; his firecracker debut "City of God" (co-directed with Katia Lund) came out of nowhere, an astonishingly made favela-set crime tale of staggering scope and skill, weaning magnificent performances out of a young, mostly non-professional cast, and doing so with a vibrancy and filmmaking proficiency that suggested the arrival of a major director. And things were almost as promising with the director's follow-up, "The Constant Gardener," a quieter, very different film, but one with many of the qualities of its predecessor, and featuring truly great performances from Ralph Fiennes and Rachel Weisz (who won an Oscar for her trouble). But Meirelles' success rate has plummeted with his two subsequent films. An adaptation of Jose Saramago's "Blindness," set in a world where the entire population start to lose their sight, was always going to be a tricky one to get right. But this time, Mereilles' style worked against him, making it hard to latch onto the film, not least because of an overly allegorical and grubby script. Still, the film's a masterpiece compared to follow-up "360," an international spin on "La Ronde" by "Frost/Nixon" writer Peter Morgan, which premiered on the festival circuit last year and swiftly imploded. It looked attractive at least, but a screenplay that alternated between being smug and pat and a throw-anything-at-the-wall-and-see-what-sticks visual approach added up to something of a disaster. Meirelles has since been plotting a biopic of Aristotle Onassis, but it missed its mooted 2012 shooting date, so far at least. It doesn't immediately sound like the right tonic, though. We feel that Meirelles needs to hook up with a really top-flight screenwriter, or even reunite with Lund, in order to regain his mojo.
Thoughts? Surely, you must have some directors in mind who, maybe shouldn't fire their agent exactly, but perhaps should take a hard look at the projects they're taking on and asking themselves why the recent ones haven't worked. Yes, there are a million myriad factors at play when directing a film and lots can go wrong with even the best filmmakers in the world, but placing a closer eye on the material and hopefully not taking the gig just based on a paycheck (though, we get it, that's a reality for many freelancers), can hopefully ensure the final product is something everyone can at least be reasonably proud of.


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Another Washington Town Bans Medical Marijuana
Sherwood became the latest Washington County city on Tuesday night to temporarily ban medical marijuana dispensaries ahead of their legalization in March.
The Sherwood City Council unanimously passed an ordinance banning the dispensaries for 150 days.
Community Development Director Julia Hajduk said the city proposed the ordinance "just to give us time…to evaluate where these facilities should best be sited zoning-wise, and whether there should be any additional regulations."
If you've been following this issue in Washington County, this should sound like a familiar story. Hillsboro and Tigard already have passed similar ordinances, and Tualatin is expected to follow suit next week.
The ordinances are part of an ongoing debate about whether individual cities even have the right to ban medical marijuana dispensaries now that the state has legalized them.
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