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so you can quickly destroy creatures. Increase success up to Buy RS2007 Gold 100 for now, so you do not softcap any deers/boars. (Of course for Cheap Runescape Gold that you would also need excellent q reducing tool), then concentrate on marksmanship.
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Two-time world champion rower and Olympic bronze medallist

Postby xubobo » Tue Nov 26, 2013 9:45 am

s Two-time world champion rower and Olympic bronze medallist Tracy Cameron has retired. Cameron, from Shubenacadie, N.S., won the 2008 Olympic bronze medal in lightweight womens double with Melanie Kok before teaming with Lindsay Jennerich to win the 2010 world title. Cameron has been one of Canadas top lightweight rowers for the last eight years. She was a member of the lightweight quad that won the worlds title in 2005. Last year, injury kept her from the lightweight womens double event at world championships, which is the only boat for lightweight women in the Olympic program. Cameron was selected to compete in the lightweight double World Cup race held in Lucerne, Switzerland two weeks ago, but she felt the chemistry with Jennerich was no longer there. Cameron said in a statement released Friday: "This is a very difficult decision -- I believe in the Olympic values and have lived my life with excellence, respect and friendship at the forefront of everything that I do. 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Latos pitched a two-hitter to win his career-best seventh straight decision, beating San Francisco for the second time in as many outings this season to lead the Cincinnati Reds to a 2-1 victory Saturday.GREENSBORO, N.C. -- If any members bounces went Carl Petterssons way Thursday at Sedgefield Country Club, well, theres a good reason for that. "Thats right -- I am a member," Pettersson said, laughing. "I forgot." Pettersson shot an 8-under 62 to take the first-round lead in the Wyndham Championship. David Mathis and Tim Clark were a stroke back, Tom Gillis, Scott Stallings and Troy Matteson shot 64, and Matt Every had a 65 in the final event before the FedEx Cup playoffs. Graham DeLaet of Weyburn, Sask., is tied for 60th with a 1-under 69. David Hearn of Brantford, Ont., shot a 74. The top of the leaderboard had a decidedly local flavour. Pettersson went to high school in Greensboro and lives in Raleigh, and both he and Clark played at North Carolina State. Mathis grew up in Winston-Salem, played collegiately at Campbell and lives north of Raleigh in the town of Wake Forest. Pettersson, a Swede who became an American citizen during the off-season, had the best first round of his PGA Tour career and his best round at this event since 2008, when he set the tournament record with a second-round 61 and went on to win in his adopted hometown. Starting on the back nine, he reeled off consecutive birdies on Nos. 5-8 to move to 8 under. He had a chance to match his record on No. 9, but pushed his 30-foot birdie putt roughly a foot to the right of the hole. Despite that, it was yet another strong round for Pettersson, who won the RBC Heritage in April and has five top-10 finishes this year. That included a tie for third at the PGA Championship last week -- which would have been a second-place finish had he not been assessed a two-stroke penalty in the final round for grazing a leaf with his backswing while hitting out of a lateral water hazard. "I think this game is very streaky," Pettersson said. "We get on a good run, youve got to keep going and it seems like when youre playing well, you never think youre going to play bad.dddddddddddd When youre playing bad, you never think youre going to play well." Pettersson was part of one of the most closely followed threesomes of the day, joining U.S. Open champ Webb Simpson (Wake Forest) and Davis Love III (North Carolina) as previous winners of this tournament who played for schools in the Atlantic Coast Conference -- which was founded here in 1953. They helped make the first round feel a bit like the ACC tournament. "Playing with two ACC guys, theres a lot of Go Pack! and Go Heels!" Simpson said. Some of those N.C. State cheers could have been saved for Clark, a star with the Wolfpack in the mid-1990s before Pettersson enrolled. He was bogey-free and had an eagle on the par-5 fifth. He landed his second shot roughly 8 feet from the flagstick and sank the ensuing putt for one of the 11 eagles on that hole. "Ive got to keep pace with Carl," Clark said. "When he goes low, he really goes low. If Im able to hang in there, its going to be a lot of fun." Mathis may not have those ties to the ACC, but he did have another reason -- aside from the obvious -- for wanting to leapfrog Pettersson: They both play the same Hasentree course in north Raleigh. "Man, I sure would have liked to have clipped him by a shot today," Mathis said, laughing. That bit of levity masked the sense of urgency hes facing in his final chance to qualify for the playoffs. Mathis, who has just one top-10 finish this year, arrived at No. 136 on the FedEx Cup points list and the top 125 qualify for The Barclays. Mathis was bogey-free and had three straight birdies on Nos. 13-15 to move to 7 under before closing his round with three pars. "I tried not to think about it, but its really difficult not to think about because its such a big part of the year," Mathis said. "Your life can change really quick in the FedEx Cup if you play well."
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David Lee had 19 points and 14 rebounds

Postby xubobo » Tue Nov 26, 2013 9:47 am

s OAKLAND, Calif. -- David Lee had 19 points and 14 rebounds, Brandon Rush added 14 points and the Golden State Warriors held off a late charge to beat the Utah Jazz 83-80 on Monday night in an exhibition game. Stephen Curry had two points and six assists in his first game since March 11 while Klay Thompson scored 11 points for the Warriors (2-0). Curry had surgery in April to repair his injured right ankle. Golden State led 69-58 in the fourth quarter before Utah made a late run behind centre Enes Kanter. Kanter had 12 points and 11 rebounds and made a layup with 1:01 remaining that pulled the Jazz within 83-80. Paul Millsap and Marvin Williams had 13 points apiece for Utah (0-1). Curry played only 12 minutes and didnt score until making an 18-foot turnaround jumper late in the second quarter. He was clearly fatigued and stayed in the locker room after halftime icing his ankle. David Wilson Jersey . LOUIS -- The bullpen has been a major weakness for the St. Frank Gore Jersey . Nelson also said that Nugent-Hopkins will decide by next Monday whether or not he will play for Team Canada at the upcoming World Junior Championship. "It is contingent on his health. http://philadelphiaeagleshotsale.com/men-desean-jackson-jersey-sl-33.html . -- With 12:01 remaining in the first half, Western Michigan trailed third-ranked Michigan by only a point. Jimmy Smith . The Tigers also recalled right-hander Luke Putkonen from Triple-A Toledo before opening a three-game series against the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday night. Ramses Barden Jersey . Canada will face Swedens Connie Ostlund on Saturday. Norway and Ireland will meet in the other semifinal. Robertson scored twice in the fifth end and added two more points in the eighth end for the win.KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi says closer Mariano Rivera has a torn right knee ligament, an injury that could potentially end his career. The 42-year-old right--hander was carted off the field after twisting his right knee shagging flyballs during batting practice Thursday night before the Yankees played the Kansas City Royals.dddddddddddd
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The Philadelphia Phillies have placed first baseman

Postby xubobo » Tue Nov 26, 2013 9:48 am

s ATLANTA -- The Philadelphia Phillies have placed first baseman Jim Thome on the 15-day disabled list and recalled catcher Erik Kratz from Triple-A Lehigh Valley for Wednesday nights game against Atlanta. Thome has not played since leaving Saturday nights game with tightness on the left side of his lower back. The move was made retroactive to Sunday. The 41-year-old Thome is hitting .111 with no homers or RBIs and 10 strikeouts in 18 at-bats. Kratz, who hit .294 with three homers and nine RBIs at Lehigh Valley, will fill Thomes primary role as a pinch-hitter. The 31-year-old Kratz hit a combined .150 in brief appearances with Pittsburgh in 2010 and the Phillies last season. Kevin Faulk Jersey . Bradley sent a right-footed kick by keeper Brad Jones that caromed into the goal off the left post in the 63rd minute, drawing chants of "USA! USA!" from the crowd of 37,169. Tedy Bruschi Jersey . 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Parker had 22 points and eight assists to help the San Antonio Spurs beat the Boston Celtics 103-88 on Saturday night. Gary Neal added 20 points and Tiago Splitter finished with 16 points and eight rebounds for San Antonio (19-6), which overcame the loss of Manu Ginobili to improve to 8-2 at home. Danny Green scored 12. Ginobili departed with a bruised left quad after he ran into Chris Wilcoxs knee on a screen with 2:42 left in the first quarter. Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said he didnt have an update on the reserve guard after the game. Spurs star Tim Duncan had a season-low five points, making Parkers effort even more important. Duncan had nine rebounds, but was 2 for 13 from the field. Parkers layup with 3:35 remaining gave San Antonio a 96-82 lead, leading to his animated celebration and prompting a timeout by Celtics coach Doc Rivers. Both teams pulled their starters a minute later. "That was an amazing shot," Neal said. "It looked like he lost his balance and he was able to still put the spin on it to get it to go in on that. Tonys a phenomenal player. Through the years Ive been here, hes done some phenomenal things." Paul Pierce and Jason Terry each scored 18 points for Boston (12-11). Kevin Garnett added 13 points and Courtney Lee had 11. "(Parker) has been in those situations many times," Pierce said. "He understands when to take on the trap. He knows when to get rid of the ball. He has a great in-between game. That is what makes him one of the premiere point guards in the league." San Antonio went on a 17-8 run affter Boston closed to 79-74 on a three-point play by Lee with 9 minutes remaining.dddddddddddd Parker had nine points, one assist, one rebound and a steal during the run. "Obviously, Tony was unbelievable down the stretch, but a lot of guys like Gary, Danny and Tiago played very solid basketball," Popovich said. Splitter scored 10 points in the first half, going 4 for 5 from the field. With Duncan struggling, the Spurs needed Splitters production. "Tiago came in and played great," said Parker, who had one turnover in 36 minutes. "Its going to be big for us because we cant play Timmy 40 minutes every game. We have to rest him for the playoffs, so if Tiago can give us quality minutes like that, its definitely going to be helpful." The Spurs went on an 11-0 run after Jeff Greens layup tied it at 55 in the third. Danny Green hit a pair of 3s and Neal had a 3 and a teardrop jumper during the spurt. The Spurs were 15 for 20 on free throws compared to just 6 for 8 for the Celtics. The discrepancy didnt go unnoticed. "They went into the fourth quarter with six fouls total," Rivers said. "That means they are one heck of a defensive basketball team. It is what it is. They shot more free throws and two of our free throws were just technical. Its hard to win games on the road when a team goes to the line like that and we dont go to the line." NOTES: Boston, which lost 101-89 at Houston on Friday night, will play 21 back-to-back games this season, but none consecutively at home. The Celtics had split their first six back-to-backs this season prior to Saturdays loss against the Spurs. ... San Antonio swingman Stephen Jackson (broken right pinkie) and F Kawhi Leonard (left knee) have both been out a month with injuries. ... San Antonio leads the NBA with 25.3 assists per game, its highest total since averaging 24.9 assists in 1995.
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Toronto FCs first point on the road this season

Postby xubobo » Tue Nov 26, 2013 9:48 am

s HOUSTON -- Toronto FCs first point on the road this season gave new head coach Paul Mariner something positive to focus on during a week of off-field distractions. After giving up a two-goal lead with under 20 minutes left to play, the Reds held on for a 3-3 draw against the Houston Dynamo on Wednesday night in MLS action. "We knew it was going to be difficult the second half, but I am so proud of the lads," said Mariner after his second game as coach. "We had a fantastic performance in the first half. I thought we were terrific. A point away from home against Houston is fantastic." Houstons Will Bruin scored in the 73rd and 90th minutes to dash Torontos hopes of getting three points. The draw spoiled two first-half goals by Danny Koevermans and Jeremy Halls first career MLS goal, but can be seen as a positive after three Toronto players -- Miguel Aceval, Luis Silva and Nick Soolsma -- were arrested for public intoxication earlier in the week and sent home before the game. Mariner said Toronto, who jumped out to a 3-1 lead at halftime, had moments in the second half but not as many as in the first half. "We knew the game wasnt over," he said. "Forty-five minutes doesnt get you anywhere in football. Weve been there many times. The first 10 minutes was key. We had to come out and weather the storm. Then, we just sort of settled down, and they threw the kitchen sink at us." Hall scored in the 13th minute when he banged a shot off both posts before it went in. Bobby Boswells header seven minutes later knotted the score at 1-1. Koevermans scored in the 22nd minute, nailing a shot off a cross from Eric Avila into the left net, and in the 45th minute when he headed a Julian de Guzman pass from 16 yards out to extend the lead to 3-1. "Definitely, we come into every game to win," defender Ashtone Morgan said. "We were up 3-1 at the half, and we thought we were going to be in cruise control. They threw the big boys up there and scored two goals." Bruin cut the lead to 3-2, hitting a shot from the top of the box into the upper right net before nailing a header for the tie. Houston (5-4-5) extended its home unbeaten streak to 13 games, dating back to a 2-0 loss to Columbus on June 18, 2011. Toronto (1-10-1) remains last in the Eastern Conference, but there is hope that the team can turn things around. "We are still the lowest of the low," Koevermans said. "We got a point on the road. You lose it in the last minute, the points, then you are disappointed. I hope this is a start to a new era to get more points." Mariner said he saw improvement from Saturdays 2-0 loss at Sporting KC. "The thing as a coach is you have to get the players to buy into your plan, and the guys bought into it as you can see," Mariner said. "The thing about Saturday is that we created a lot of chances, but we didnt quite take our chances. Tonight we created some very good chances. Im delighted by their performance." Randy Moss Jersey . 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"We came up with big goals and the power play came up big as well. The penalty kill did a good job, and if you win the special teams battle, more often than not you win the game." Gabriel Dumont, Patrick Holland and Olivier Fortier added goals for the Bulldogs (12-18-3), who snapped a three-game losing streak -- in which they failed to score a single goal -- in their return to home ice. Ben Smith had the lone goal for the IceHogs (17-15-2), while goalie Alec Richards stopped 25-of-28 shots. The visitors got on the board early in the first when defenceman Shawn Lalondes wrist shot from the point bounced to Smith, who quickly gathered the puck and shot it past Mayer from in tight at 1:53. A lively bounce off the end boards nearly doubled the IceHogs lead minutes later, as the puck took a quick deflection and ended up at Mayers near post. Hamiltons Michael Bournival was gifted a chance to score with 10 minutes remaining in the first when a Rockford giveaway put the puck directly on the forwards stick with a clear path to goal. But Richards produced an sharp split save to foil the break and preserve the IceHogs lead. The Bulldogs looked set to conclude their 10th-consecutive period without a goal as the first wound to a close. But Mike Blunden cycled the puck to the point, and a Dumont slapshot was tipped in by Holland with milliseconds remaining on the clock to end Hamiltons scoreless drought. Holland believed that the goal was the culmination of a strong all-around shift from his line to conclude the period. "We had a reallyy good shift there and were putting on a lot of pressure," he said.dddddddddddd "I felt like I had a goal earlier in the shift and I managed to hit the post. "I think (the goal) was going in without my tip, but Ill gladly touch it. I think it was pretty close to the buzzer, but Im fortunate that it went in and it really helped the team." Dumont added that the streak-busting goal was a confidence booster for the previously slumping Bulldogs. "Especially getting that goal to tie it with 0.1 seconds left in that period, it was really a good feeling for us," said Dumont. "It was good to get out of that slump. "We always make it a little hard on ourselves, but we found a way out of that bad streak." Bournival once again squandered a golden opportunity two minutes into the second period. He and defenceman Frederic St. Denis skated in on a two-on-one break, with St. Denis floating a pass over the stick of the reaching Rockford defender that Bournival could not properly corral. The hosts took the lead at 17:11 of the second with a rare power-play goal. Rockfords Jimmy Hayes had served 57 seconds of his tripping minor when Dumont set up in front of the IceHogs net and deflected a St. Denis point shot past Richards for his second point of the game. The Bulldogs lead swelled at 5:51 of the third, as Fortier proved opportunistic in front of goal. Hamilton held the puck in Rockfords end immediately following a power play, and Philippe Lefebvre shovelled an unremarkable shot toward the net from the right circle that caught Richards flat-footed. The goaltender sent a heavy rebound into the slot, and Fortier alertly collected the puck and fired it into the gaping net. The Bulldogs head coach was impressed by the approach that led his team to find the back of the net on Friday, a willingness to crash the net that he believed to be a must. "We cant get away from what we do best, and thats what we do best," said Lefebvre. "We get to the net and take the puck there. We crash and bang. "Thats our team. Thats our identity."
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Former Texas football coach Darrell Royal passed away

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s Austin, TX (Sports Network) - Former Texas football coach Darrell Royal passed away on Wednesday. He was 88 years old. Royal, who is Texas all-time winningest coach and for whom the teams stadium is named after, had been suffering from Alzheimers disease. "Today is a very sad day. I lost a wonderful friend, a mentor, a confidant and my hero. College football lost maybe its best ever and the world lost a great man," Texas head coach Mack Brown said. "I can hardly put in words how much Coach Royal means to me and all that he has done for me and my family. I wouldnt even be at Texas without Coach." Royal took over the Longhorns program in 1957 after spending two years at Mississippi State (1954-55) and one at Washington (1956), and guided Texas to a 167-47-5 record, winning two National Championships (1963 and 1969) and 11 Southwest Conference titles in his time in Austin. Texas also won a share of the UPI national championship in 1970 before losing to Notre Dame in the Cotton Bowl. The Hollis, Oklahoma, native finished his coaching career with a 184-60-5 mark and never had a season with a losing record. Royal retired from coaching in 1976, but remained as Texas director of athletics until 1980, when he became a special advisor to the UT president on athletic matters. He was voted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1983. "Coach gave so much more to the State of Texas and college football than he took away. He forgot more football than most of us will ever know, including me," Brown said. "His impact on the game, the coaches and players, the community and the millions of lives he touched, is insurmountable. He will be missed in so many ways." Matt Birk Jersey . You can watch the game on TSN and TSN Mobile TV, and listen live on TSN Radio 1050 at 1pm et/10am pt. Canada is currently second in Group H with a 2-0-0-1 record, one point ahead of Switzerland, 2-0-1-0 through three games. LeGarrette Blount Jersey . 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Last year, Cornish had a breakout season with the Stampeders as he ran for a career-high 863 yards and nine touchdowns. "Ive always known I can be a top running back in this league," said Cornish, who also racked up 385 receiving yards and hauled in two touchdown passes last season. "Im not going to lie. Thats the reason why I came up to the CFL rather than being some back-up in the NFL. I wanted to be one of the best Canadian players to ever play this game." The Stampeders drafted Cornish, who played college football for the University of Kansas Jayhawks, in the second round (13th overall) of the 2006 CFL Canadian Draft. From 2008 to 2010, Cornish served as Calgarys primary backup running back. That all changed 13 weeks into the 2011 season, when Cornish supplanted Joffrey Reynolds as starting running back for the Stamps. "I never competed against anybody," said Cornish, who hails from New Westminster, B.C. 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"He might be one of the weirdest people Ive ever met, but he brings it every game day so you have to respect that," said Tate, who also rose to prominence with the Stamps late last season when he displaced veteran pivot Henry Burris as Calgarys starting quarterback. "Hes a great guy, a smart guy. Im happy for him to have this situation. Hes definitely earned it." When Tate arrived on the scene in Calgary in 2009, both Cornish and Rob Cote were in their third seasons with the Stampeders trying to make a name for themselves as running backs. "Cote made a remark back in 09 that he cant wait for the day that he sees us three starting," Tate recalled. "That happened the last couple games of last year and now its coming into this year." While the regular season doesnt get under way until July 1, Tate said hes eagerly anticipating Fridays pre-season test against the Eskimos. "Im excited for this game," Tate said. "Thats really where Im at right now. Im not trying to look ahead. I just want to take it one day at a time and earn it every day and (on Friday) Im going to have to earn it." Cornish is also looking forward to getting back on the field in front of Calgarys hometown fans at McMahon Stadium. "Its been a long off-season," Cornish said. "I got a lot accomplished and stuff, but at the end of the day, this is what I do. This is what I love to do, so for me having the opportunity to come back out here, play again with all my teammates, thats something that I look forward to all year long." Calgary coach and general manager John Hufnagel also cant wait to see his players in action against the Eskimos. "Its been a long off-season and its been a long training camp," Hufnagel said. "Our football teams very excited about getting on the field Friday night and playing another team. 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