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Great stuff! Looks like fun. Mill was also one of my personal favorites.
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how do I get DB2 to display a linedef/sidedef/sector count. DB1 just used to show these things, but I am not sure how to make DB2 display this information.
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For what little my opinion on the title is worth (ie very little) I think Devilution is a good name.
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My level currently breaks the save game buffer on vanilla doom (as tested with chocorenderlimits) and I was wondering what is the seg/sidedef/whatever limit for this buffer?, and does it matter that much, as I recall that Alien Vendetta breaks this limit on many of its levels and is still considered 'vanilla'.[/B]
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The name is rather predictable and cheap.
I suggest Devilution instead, a triple connotation with the Evilution name and the words devil and devolution.
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I'm looking forward to this, if it has a coherent storyline.
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In the toolbar, do you see a capital greek Sigma letter ? Or, do you have Statistics.dll in the Plugins folder ? If not just download the latest SVN. It is included ...
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I'm still working on the overall story. The initial focus was make maps, and then develop a story. After the story is complete, some maps may be tweaked to fit the story.
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If there is a story, I hope the gigantic awe-inspiring hell ship isn't omitted as it was disappointingly from the original TNT :P.
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Looking nice EmZee! My only recommendation would be to add a little bit of details into that hell room; the hallway looks rather empty.
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Wow i didn't notice this thread, i waited for it, i could make 2-3 maps for tnt, what mapslots empty so i can play that level, study it and make sequel for it... After i finish one Ultimate Doom map
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I'm posting to tell you about my temporary resignation from the TNT2 project. My computer at home is currently a corrupt Windows and I'm unable to continue mapping for maybe quite a while, if something turns up and changes this fact then I will let you know.
Sorry about the inconvenience.
EDIT: I retract that, I got my computer to work now. Back in business
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For what little my opinion on the title is worth (ie very little) I think Devilution is a good name.
TNT 2 Devilution" sits really well.
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I was playing Combat when those slow-ass tanks seemed state of the art. I was a quick-shot with that bulky grey Nintendo gun. I dabbled with Street Fighter, stayed up late with Super Mario Brothers, and let's just say that I have a bit of an issue with Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. (Don't call me between 8:30 and 10pm, btw. That's Zelda time, baby!)
As a girl gamer I feel obligated to say that the recent influx of pinky frou-frou video games do not impress me. There's nothing wrong with creating games for females. I'm a marketing girl at heart. I understand the need for targeting and segmentation. OK, so maybe some girls don't have a desire to spend weeks exploring stunningly detailed landscape, hobnobbing with fantastical characters, and fighting the forces of evil in the sacred realm of Hyrule (my inner-geek is riding high today!). Maybe some girls don't like stealth and fighting games. That's fine. But don't tell me that this is the best you can do. Jeez!
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Creating a game "especially for girls" where the main selling point is that it's pink and all about shopping, fashion or make-up {gaaaaak...oh, sorry...dry-heaving} is a little insulting and pretty damn boring. Maybe I want to play a game like that sometimes,but other choices would be nice. And yet, it seems the pink invasion has only just begun...
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Anyone who has ever climbed at Joshua Tree has had one thing to say about the original Vogel guides; "Damn, I wish this guide was better." Fuzzy black and white photos, black lines marking routes, no pro info, no beta- just a name and a number. That's it. On the upside, there were like 5,000 of them in the book, so you'd be guaranteed to find something. As much fun as those guides were, they provided little help for people new to an area known for its complex geography, tough climbing, and even tougher descents. Enter Classic Joshua Tree Routes and Bouldering, Vogel's new guide from K. Daniels Publishing- a 500 route/180 boulder problem guide that eats up almost 580 pages- in color!
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This week, Federal Student Aid launched a new streamlined website, StudentAid.gov, as well as several new social media properties that will make it easier for students, parents, and borrowers to navigate the financial aid process. These new resources offer more than just information in an easy-to-read format; they also feature interactive tools, such as videos and infographics, to help answer the most frequently asked questions about financial aid.
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The Utah Department of Transportation Commission met in Price on March 16 for their monthly meeting. This commission travels the state convening in different cities to get a feel for the local people and their needs and concerns about transportation in their region.
Emery County is part of Region 4 on the state map for transportation. This region also includes Grand, San Juan and Carbon counties.
The day prior to the meeting the commission toured Region 4 to see where projects are currently underway and to look at proposed projects. Bevan Wilson from Huntington is one of the commissioners along with others representing the other regions of the state.
Commissioner Wilson welcomed everyone to his region of representation. He said he looks forward to this special time of year when construction begins on projects and also to see how transportation fared in the legislature. Commissioner Wilson introduced local officials and UDOT officials from around the state were welcomed.
The region four update was given which listed projects in progress and also those being proposed. The Helper Interchange project is under construction now and is a $22 million project. It is a new interchange and the construction is scheduled to be complete by spring 2008. On the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program list for 2008 is US 6 Scofield Junction to Pine Tree Park. This is a $32 million project which will widen to four lanes. The project will be advertised in Sept. 2007. This is a project from milepost 215 to 218.73. This will provide approximately four miles of four-lane roadway by tying this project into the existing four-lane section at the White River.
A project on US-6 from Wellington to Grassy Trail Creek is a $7 million (choke point project). It will add passing lanes and will be advertised this spring. A project from MP 283-288 valued at $8 million will construct passing lanes with construction beginning this season; LeGrand Johnson is the contractor.
On SR-10 turn lanes are being added near Castle Dale for access onto the San Rafael Swell.
UDOT reported the Hunter Power Plant interchange was completed and is a much needed improvement for access to the power plant.
On SR-10 from Ridge Road to south of Price which is a $5 million project and includes widening improvements the scoping will begin this spring.
On SR-10 from Muddy Creek to Ferron a $12.5 million pavement rehabilitation. The project will advertise in April 2007, construction will be from June to November 2007.
On SR-10 from Emery to Muddy Creek $550,000 for PE design completion: Spring 2008
Hunter to Clawson (MP 30.8-34) $2.1 Million (joint highway committee) pavement rehabilitation STIP year 2010.
Construction of the Quitchupah road from SUFCO mine to SR-10 will tie in between the Consol Mine road and Fremont Junction.
Local officials addressed the transportation commission. Bruce Adams, a San Juan County Commissioner, said originally the meeting was scheduled for Monument Valley and he invited the commission to come back there for a future meeting. Adams went over the projects for his area. Adams thanked the commission for their work on Highway 6. He said that highway is used by the people in Region 4 for all travel to the Wasatch Front. He encouraged continued improvements on the highway to make it safer.
Rep. Brad King addressed the commission, he complemented them on their willingness to get out and about to other parts of the state. He requested that Region 3 take the snow removal on US-6 as seriously as they do on I-15. He appreciated the emphasis UDOT has placed on US-6 and great progress has taken place over the last 10 years. He said 31 miles of the 64 miles over that canyon are now three or four lanes, but we will not be fully satisfied until the entire road is four lanes.
"All roads are important to those who travel those roads, there are challenges. Transportation had a good year at the legislature. Everyone agrees that US-6 should be funded and they would like to get this project done as soon as their project is done," said Rep. King. So he suggested they fund the number two project-US-6. He said the congestion problems and delays from Provo may make drivers annoyed, but being dead by traveling US-6 is quite different than being annoyed on I-15.
Emery County Commissioner Gary Kofford spoke to the commission, he commented it was a good day for them to come down and as they go back over US-6 they will meet 5,000 marathon runners heading to Moab for the weekend. "We appreciate what you've done, but it's not complete yet. Keep spending. Fridays and weekends from now on with the Wasatch Front recreationists, the traffic from Green River to Price is just steady," stated Commissioner Kofford. Kofford also expressed his appreciation for the Hunter Interchange. The turning lanes onto the San Rafael Swell will be a big improvement as many coal trucks have had to lock up their brakes at that location to avoid accidents.
He commented the deep ruts between Ferron and Emery are a problem and need to be addressed in a timely manner. The bids for the South Moore road phases three and four are ready to bid and this road is being built with federal money.
Carbon County Commissioner Bill Krompel had questions concerning the $5 million project for improvements from Ridge Road to south of Price. UDOT stated that project money will start at Ridge Road and work it's way north. Krompel was interested in how to access corridor preservation funds. That portion of SR-10 has houses on both sides of the road. UDOT said the scoping on this project will begin this spring. Possibly the project would include lanes to access the industrial area.
Carlos Braceras explained a little about the two sources of funding for corridor preservation. In some cases UDOT tries to purchase raw property so they don't have to take developed property. If a project is pending in an area, it sometimes creates a hardship for home and business owners as the property becomes hard to sell. Krompel was instructed to work with the advisory committee for UDOT to see the best approach to the problems along this corridor. It is estimated a buyout along SR-10 would require several million dollars.
Braceras said UDOT sends a score card each month to the governors office which reports about safety on Utah roads. Fatalities have been going down, but pedestrian accidents have been on the rise. For February there were 10 fatalities, in Feb. 2006 there were 15 and the last four year average was 15. In 2006 there were 28 pedestrian fatalities statewide. Some of these fatalities have been from people exiting their vehicles while on the freeway. In February there were 188 UDOT projects under construction. In February $27 million was paid to contractors. UDOT has a goal of trying to complete projects in one summer to avoid inconvenience to travelers.


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Posted By grannypam on February 24, 2014
Camping at Eastbank COE campground was great! We enjoyed walking around a circuit along with many other temporary residents. Seminole Lake is beautiful, even on windy days. People seemed to enjoy camping down by the water, but we chose a site farther away. It turned out to be a good thing, on windy days, we weren't substantially affected by the wind. The daytime temperature here has ranged from 45 to 70, with 60 being pretty common. Perhaps not mid-Florida weather, but certainly comfortable for Michigan refugees.
Lake Seminole
Sites near the lake.
The water behind our camper after a rainy night.
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There was an electrifying moment in Rod Laver Arena last night. Serving for the match at 6-5 in the fourth set, Andy Murray hit a blistering passing shot after Roger Federer had advanced to the net.
Murray underlined the statement by taking a few extra paces towards his adversary. Federer advanced quite a few more himself. There were a few words, but the substance of the conversation was conducted in body language.
Murray: It is my territory now, this business end of grand-slams; this is my time.
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Okay so I couldnt help myself and I just had to read the summary for Endless Eight part four
Spoiler!I shall see you episode five.... Seriously this is bullshit.. I wants my long haired ponytail Haruhi -_-' *Sigh* *Sigh* *Sigh* <---- How funny...... The Sighs is meant to be next and thats what loads of people are doing now -_-'
Also this is a rumor but nonetheless infuriating if it's true
Spoiler!Endless Eight was organized to be produced as 6 episodes.
Kadokawa's back sponsor got furious and by the time it was too late, the producer had been fired.
There was huge confusion over whether they were going to skip the produced 4th and 5th episodes and skip to airing the 6th.
By the way, the 6 ep organization was Kadokawa's instructions.
The fired producer was a scape goat to appease the angry back sponsors.
Kadokawa's ultimate goal was to blow smoke over the fans by having 12 episodes that would consist of E8, Sigh, and a new Mikuru's adventure.
And the disappearance images they had pulled from would remain exactly that... (Unsure)
Currently Kadokawa does not feel like animating Disappearance
The purpose of this new production is simple to pull money from the fans (Extreme paraphrase)
Looks like Kyoani wasn't the troll master!
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Exeter boss Rob Baxter has been forced to tinker with his starting XV for Saturday's Premiership clash with Northampton.
Exeter boss Rob Baxter has been forced to tinker with his starting XV for Saturday's Premiership clash with Northampton at Sandy Park.
Into the number one jersey comes Ben Moon, for former Northampton prop Brett Sturgess – who broke his arm in last weekend's 12-12 draw with Bath – while alongside him at hooker Neil Clark also starts in place of Simon Alcott.
Other changes to the pack see Tom Johnson and Ben White recalled into the back-row, while James Hanks steps up to partner Dean Mumm in the Exeter engine room.
In the back-line, the solitary change sees Ian Whitten brought into the midfield in place of Jason Shoemark.
On the bench, there is a first Premiership involvement for hooker Jack Yeandle, Welsh international Craig Mitchell returns for the first time since rupturing his bicep in the away defeat at London Welsh back in September, and Fijian force Sireli Naqelevuki is also included.
Meanwhile, Saints director of rugby Jim Mallinder has made three changes to his run-on side that lost 17-16 to Saracens last weekend.
All the changes are in the forwards. Calum Clark comes in for Tom Wood at blindside flank, Mark Sorenson replaces Samu Manoa at lock and Paul Doran Jones takes over from the injured Brian Mujati at tighthead prop.
Mallinder is under no illusions as to how tough the clash will be.
"Exeter like to play a good 15-man game," he said.
"We know how tough it is there and will have to be accurate in everything we do.
"We were a point away from winning away against the 2nd placed team in the league. That was positive, but we know that not many teams win in Exeter and we'll have to play well on Saturday.
"It's a very important game, but so is every game in the Aviva Premiership. They're in a similar position to us in the table and we'll have to play well to win.
"We've had some tough games which haven't gone our way. But we're still confident and know that what counts is where you finish at the end of the season."
Form: Exeter Chiefs are the best home side in the Aviva Premiership having tallied 24 league points from their six games so far. The Chiefs only loss at Sandy Park in any competition this season was to Clermont Auvergne in the European Cup on 20 October. Northampton have slipped to back to back Premiership defeats at the hands of the top two sides in the table – Harlequins and Saracens. The Saints' only victory in their last four away games in the Premiership was 27-16 at struggling Sale on 30 November. The Chiefs solo win over the Saints in eight previous meetings in all competitions was 30-9 at Sandy Park in the Premiership on 6 March 2011.
The teams:
Exeter: 15 Luke Arscott, 14 Gonzalo Camacho, 13 Ian Whitten, 12 Phil Dollman, 11 Matt Jess, 10 Gareth Steenson, 9 Haydn Thomas, 8 Richard Baxter (capt), 7 Ben White, 6 Tom Johnson, 5 James Hanks, 4 Dean Mumm, 3 Hoani Tui, 2 Neil Clark, 1 Ben Moon.
Replacements: 16 Jack Yeandle, 17 Carl Rimmer, 18 Craig Mitchell, 19 Tom Hayes, 20 Aly Muldowney, 21 Kevin Barrett, 22 Ignacio Mieres, 23 Sireli Naqelevuki.
Northampton: 15 Ben Foden, 14 Ken Pisi, 13 George Pisi, 12 Dom Waldouck, 11 Jamie Elliott, 10 Stephen Myler, 9 Lee Dickson, 8 GJ van Velze, 7 Phil Dowson, 6 Calum Clark, 5 Mark Sorenson, 4 Courtney Lawes, 3 Paul Doran Jones, 2 Dylan Hartley (capt), 1 Soane Tonga''uiha.
Replacements: 16 Mike Haywood, 17 Alex Waller, 18 Tom Mercey, 19 Samu Manoa, 20 Tom Wood, 21 Martin Roberts, 22 Ryan Lamb, 23 Luther Burrell.
Date: Saturday, January 5
Kick-off: 15:00
Venue: Sandy Park
Referee: Greg Garner
Assistant referees: Stuart Terheege, Ashley Rowden
Television match official: Geoff Warren
Timekeeper: Matthew Peters
Assessor: Paul Bridgman/Jerry Wallis


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Publié par Freddds-Active-B12-Folate le févr. 23, 2011
This Country Life Dibencozide (adenosylb12) is like Sherlock Holme's Smarter Brother, not often heard from. It is the other naturally active form of b12 which functions in the mitochondria by being at the base of the Kreb's cycle producing ATP. While most people can convert some methylb12 to adenosylb12 it isn't usually enough to recover from a deficiency, the main symptoms being fatigue or severe fatigue and muscle pains of several kinds, muscle atrophy and so forth. There are not many brands of this so we are lucky that this one is excellent, low acid and absorbed well by oral membranes.
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best and safest form to take.
Publié par Reviewer1988592 le janv. 30, 2012
i think this is the best version of b12 and safest to take, i tried the methyl b12 version it was too overpowering and created tension instead of relaxing the muscles. b6 p5p is also another amazing vitamin if you have swelling that shouldn't be there and b3 the nad version again for nervous disorder or fatigue works great. magnesium l-threonate is another product worth considering if you really want better brain function and less tension but at the price of the nervous system slowing down temporarily.
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Good ad-B12 but would be better without folic acid
Publié par Reviewer1479595 le avr. 23, 2011
This is a good ad b12, but it would be better for some of us if it didn't have folic acid. Folic acid can cause a problem with folate absorption, and result in folate. I get more tired from anything with folic acid, despite the other good effects.
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Publié par Reviewer1043898 le févr. 06, 2009
When your Dr takes your blood in US and Canada to see if your B 12 deficient, what is considered acceptable in US and Canada is considered b12 deficient in most of Europe where Dr's actually study herbology, vitamins and minerals and are told to use them FIRST before pharmacological drug. Hmm, who do you want to believe, someone with the right education or someone who doesn't know.
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Longest lasting lozenge in this class
Publié par Reviewer3167515 le avr. 19, 2009
There are few adenosylcobalamin (dibencozide) products in the US, so this is a boon to sufferers of B12 deficiency, all of whom need to be supplementing with forms of B12 other than cyanocobalamin. This formula has a long lasting tablet, allowing for better absorption.
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Fast melting
Publié par Reviewer1870531 le déc. 19, 2008
Melts much faster than the Jarrow B12, excellent absorption as well.
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We like it!
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Good product, helps with sound sleep and dreaming.
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A perfect partner for methylcobalamin
Publié par Reviewer1908266 le janv. 23, 2008
We use this to complete some quirky B12 needs, and prefer to use separate pills of dibencozide and methylcobalamin to get the dose we want.
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good for energy
Publié par Reviewer2402326 le mai 25, 2011
I have been tested and it showed that I have a shortage of B12. I sometimes get B12 injections, but I take these daily. To be honest I take these every other day. On the other day I take Superior B12 (lozenges), also from Country Life. I feel like I have the best combination there. Some say that this one is the best vitamin B12 (dibencozide), some say the other (= methylcobalamin) is the best. I take both (not on the same day). I like Country Life, I trust this brand. They really give energy. I advise you to take a vitamin B complex as well.
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The above product does not need "color." When I find another dibencozide I will switch
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Start by adopting a fresh mind-set, grooming the right talent, and piloting new tools to ride the next wave of innovation.
Like pioneers exploring a new territory, a few enterprises are making discoveries by exploring Big Data. The terrain is complex and far less structured than the data CIOs are accustomed to. And it is growing by exabytes each year. But it is also getting easier and less expensive to explore and analyze, in part because software tools built to take advantage of cloud computing infrastructures are now available. Our advice to CIOs: You don't need to rush, but do begin to acquire the necessary mind-set, skill set, and tool kit.
These are still the early days. The prime directive for any CIO is to deliver value to the business through technology. One way to do that is to integrate new technologies in moderation, with a focus on the long-term opportunities they may yield. Leading CIOs pride themselves on waiting until a technology has proven value before they adopt it. Fair enough.
However, CIOs who ignore the Big Data trends described in the first two articles risk being marginalized in the C-suite. As they did with earlier technologies, including traditional business intelligence, business unit executives are ready to seize the Big Data opportunity and make it their own.
This will be good for their units and their careers, but it would be better for the organization as a whole if someone—the CIO is the natural person—drove a single, central, cross-enterprise Big Data initiative.
With this in mind, PwC encourages CIOs to take these steps:
Enterprises have the opportunity to analyze more kinds of data more cheaply than ever before. It is also important to remember that Big Data tools did not originate with vendors that were simply trying to create new markets. The tools sprung from a real need among the enterprises that first confronted the scalability and cost challenges of Big Data— challenges that are now felt more broadly. These pioneers also discovered the need for a wider variety of talent than IT has typically recruited.


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|Posted by janeO on March 01, 2004 at 17:43:57:
|In response to Re: Steam Unit in a Cultured Marble Shower?
Did you install the steam outlet with an acrylic shield?
Check out the Sussman-Automatic Corporation website
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: I have searched the net and found just about nothing on this subject. I did a gut n' re-build of two bathrooms in my house a few months ago. Everything was permitted and inspected. I did plumbing & wiring. Anyway, I told both the main contractor and cultured marble guy (and the inspector) that I was installing the steam head in the shower and wanted to know if there was anything special about the cultured marble. They all told me no problem, people do this all the time. The steam unit mfr. (Sussman/Mr. Steam) recommends the use of cultured marble (but not Corian) with their steam units. I followed the steam unit mfrs. instructions and asked the plumbing supply shop (local shop, NOT Home Desperate) that I bought it from for tips/pointers. Installation was fine, no leaks or problems. Passed first and final inspections with no hits or required fixes.
: But now - After less than a dozen uses, I think the high temperature has damaged the cultured marble. The marble is dished in where the head is mounted (like it shrank) and a crack has formed below it. I noticed the crack (almost 1/16" wide) while using the steam unit in the shower. After I shut it off and everything cooled back down the crack was a barely visible hairline. Later, a BIG crack spread completely across the wall, through the steam head area.
: How heat resistant is cultured marble? Anyone else ever put a steam head in cultured marble? The steam head obviously gets up to about 212 F. Thanks,
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I was comparing a translation (in 'The Classical concept of 'Head' as 'source', by a Catherine Kroeger) of a section of Cyril of Alexandria's 'De recta Fide as Pulcheriam et Eudociam' with two different versions of the original text and came across the word γεμην which I can't find in the lexicon. In Migne it reads instead γε μην, and so I think that it probably what it is, but Kroeger appears to translate it as 'generating', so I would like to be sure. The original reads:
ἐχει γεμην [γε μην in Migne] κεφαλην αὐτος ὡς φυσει Θεος τον ἐν τοις οὐρανοις Πατερα, γεγεννηται γαρ ἐξ αὐτου κατα φυσιν Θεος ὠν ὁ Λογος. [Pusey, Cyril of Alexandria, De Recta Fide as Pulcheriam et Marinam, p 268]
and Kroeger's translation reads:
Yet he though God by nature, has himself a generating head, the heavenly Father, and he himself, though God according to his nature, yet being the Word, was begotten of Him.
Elsewhere in the same passage she translates κεφαλη simply as 'head', so I don't think she can be translating it as 'generating head' here (even though that is the kind of meaning of κεφαλη she is arguing for in her paper).
If one googles γεμην, one finds several instances of its use in old editions of Xenophon. My Greek isn't good enough to be quite sure, but I think it may be being used as γε μην. For example, Xenophon, Constitution of the Lacedaimonians, Chapter 11, Section 10, reads:
ἠν γεμην κατα τα εὐωνυμα πολεμιοι προσιωσιν..
and the translation in Perseus is:
If again an enemy approaches on the left..
Thanks for your help with this,
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love shoving my cock into a hot ass then seeing some extra come out
Man...eating a dirty ass is fucking HOT....nothing better than tasting shit when I'm eating a HOT guy's hairy hole....gets my 8.5"c cock hard as fuck!!!!!
God damn, I'd probably want to sniff and eat most of them asses. I don't like it nasty dirty, but just dirty enough to taste that tangy/bitter taste and smell that man musk!
Love to rim a nice ripe ass, also dont mind if there is a little extra when I pull out after a deep fuck
I kinda expected to see Thomas Clark pop up here. Is he sick?
Well, I mean "Is he ill?" because I KNOW that he is sick.
I'd gladly lick that clean!
Just a picture still of the (ab)use of this slavedog by Owner
would you like to smell my asshole and lick me clean ?
smell and lick my asshole again !
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He's cute, too... I wouldn't personally volunteer to smell his butthole, but it'd be fucking hot to watch someone else do it, that's for fucking sure.
hot. i like my men to smell like men.
Sorry to bump, but ore please
bump bump bump
Dirty, smelly holes are totally HOT!
Nothing like watching a hot man take a dump then eat his dirty butt.
Yeah lately I've been trying to get my boyfriend to let me lick his dirty hole. Usually I get to lick it after a long day with no shower. It taste so good. Though I did get off real good when he let me lick his hole right after a log got pushed out.
I agree they are all hot. I would love to sniff and rim them for a long time. I don't like a clean butt. I really like a butt that has not been cleaned well and has been working out and gotten sweaty. Then lt ferments for a few hours. Now that is really hot. Then it is mostly a musty sweatty smell.
I have found other groups on Yahoo on the subject but they quickly become swallowed by scat lovers or they are identified as a scat group and removed. It's good to know though that I'm not alone. That some small consolation.
awesome ass - love ripe ass hate soapy tasting hole take an unselfconscious skid boy any day - have a lot I collected can someone say how to post pics here????
also hit me up privately with best sights for skiddy puckers that you have found happy to share with anyone but if going to pay for site hope to know gonna be great holes worth sniffing
I like this one
I discovered I was into boys when I was about 11 or 12 by discovering this fetish. The kid next door and I were best friends and used to play together, either at my house or at his. Anyway being boys, we always ended up INNOCENTLY wrestling or ruff-housing during sleep overs. This kid, who was a year younger than me was taller and a little husky, would end up pinning me with his cheeky chocolate butt-crack on my semi-erect penis. Both of us going through puberty, and him having on pajamas, it was I who discovered that I had this fetish when he got lost in a video game while he had me pinned down sitting on my penis which had become erect in my P.J.'s. When he got up, he left a stain on my pajamas. It was not a goopy shitty stain, rather a skid mark that made me horny when the smell hit my nostrils. We then began the road to discovery, with him ending up bare-assed, sitting on my lap with no underwear with his dirty butt-crack slippery with that and sweat, which enhanced the feeling of his already chubby cheeks while I grinded and humped away! I was hooked on his butt; and any other male ass ever since. I found out that he had a problem with forgetting to wipe.
It started me getting into the smell of a guy's butt crack. I don't like to eat a shitty ass, but a musty, musky just got done running a mile-and-a-half sweaty rump, heyl yeah!
Funky buttholes are prolly what's happenin if you are havin sex on the fly, as it were. Guys out at the clubs for hours, just from the gym, and let's not forget the forests, rest stops, whatever. Squeaky clean ass and butt crack is good news, prolly for everybody. If I don't know somebody, like haven't played with them a few times and have a confidence level, I won't rim them. Ok , I got burned a couple of times....giardia and sumthin else that escapes me now, that was more than diarrhea, which is gross, but was also sick in bed for a week. Both responded to antibiotics. I am vaccinated against Hep A and B, as well. So, now I only rim doms that I have known for years...like 2 of them, and I really like it when their assholes are dirty, like unwiped and they make me lap and suck their nasty shitholes and hairy shitty asscracks...sorry, that's the thread, isn't it?
Some of these pics are so hot! Does anyone know if there's a fetish site out there for dirty buttholes?
I always rim the students who cruise at my school. Most of them have been sitting on the dirty toilets for a while when I put my face up their asses. I love the smell and taste
I agree with saymyname. I'm not sure why exactly but many times a dirty butt doesn't smell like shit to me at all. The smell is musky and very masculine. The smell seems to have to effect of poppers for me. I find that I'm almost "high" with excitement.
Though I can't say that I've smelled as many as you have, I know exactly what you mean. Yeah, a term would be nice.
My bf is exactly the same way so I've given up on getting that for myself to enjoy.
My ideal fantasy: having Devon Gearhart show up for a sleep-over (shirtless, in shiny basketball/athletic shorts showing off his bubble butt) after not having showered for 1 or 2 days. (:
Amazing story and photos. I came.
OMG, so hott Yveshom!!!
Thanks for those sexy pics!
Good to know u guys enjoyed, meatpackage and surf517
This is the hottest thread! More pics plz
Great pics! Nothing like eating a man who just took a shit then eat his butt!!! I love everything about a dirty butt!!
The smeller here is an ass genius. My type of guy.
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Is "scat play" or "scat fucking" the norm in prison especially prison rape? I've never heard of condoms nor anal douches being allowed in prison. Also, I've never heard of a prison inmate rapist asking his "rapee" whether or not his asshole is douched and clean before shoving his dick and violating his ass hole? So is prison rape and prison sex dirty, messy, funky, and bloody?


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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
After watching the 3-A State tournament, I came away with some concrete conclusions that I thought I would share with you.
First, Morgan Warburton is by far the best player in this classification, if not the entire state. She simply altered the way that other teams played their game. Both Canyon View and Morgan High Schools' game plans centered on the premise of pressing full court and creating havoc for their opponents. This worked well for both teams all season until they played Carbon.
Against Carbon though, they were unsuccessful in their attempts to gain any advantage as Warburton's ball handling expertise and her ability to see and find her teammates with passes led to good things for the Dinos. Morgan single handedly changed their game plans.
Second, Carbon actually has a pretty good team without Morgan. They won on opening day with her on the bench in foul trouble. She probably only played about 15 minutes but the Dinos, under the excellent leadership and play of Halee Rasmussen, won easily. After Morgan fouled out of the championship game, they maintained their lead again rather easily.
Third, this was not a great year for 3-A boys teams. Despite some pretty good win-loss records, there was not a team that could dominate the classification. Tooele, the champion, would have been Emery's opening opponent if they had defeated Dixie. Emery matched up well.
Fourth, probably the only team in 3-A basketball that could have defeated Carbon this year was Emery High. After watching them this season quite a lot, I came to the conclusion that the only team that could beat Emery was Emery themselves. After having Region 8 rival Delta finish fifth in the state, I firmly believe that Emery was at worst, the third best team in the state but probably was the second. Oh, but for some free throws to fall.
Fifth, I was truly troubled by the attitudes of the losing teams in both of the championship games. The players and their fans, some but not all, were abusive, snotty and rude to their opponents and their fans both during and after the games. This is uncalled for. I can abuse a referee as good as anyone, but there is a line you should never cross. This line was crossed at the tournament.
Sixth, with the other games that I watched and had absolutely no bias in, I came to the conclusion that most officials do a decent job. There was not one game at the E Center where the official's decisions caused a team to lose. I had to bite my tongue more than once though as I wanted to tell the fans that what they thought they had seen was not what they had seen at all. Bias does funny things to our eyesight.
Even though the E Center is a horrid place to broadcast from because of the darkness in the press area and the lousy seating arrangements, this was a decent venue to hold the tournament. Good parking, hotels right there and good food at the games and right next door. I still prefer SUU though.


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Gloucester picked up their first win of the new term thanks to a 41-30 victory over London Irish at Madejski Stadium on Saturday.
Gloucester got their first win of the Premiership season thanks to a 41-30 victory over London Irish at Madejski Stadium on Saturday.
The opposing teams scored three tries apiece but Gloucester fly-half Freddie Burns kicked 25 points to see his side home.
Two late tries from James Simpson-Daniel and Akapusi Qera saw Gloucester claim the spoils in a topsy-turvy encounter.
The Cherry and Whites, looking to bounce back from a home defeat by Northampton Saints, led 16-14 at the break.
Burns scored three penalties and added the extras to Ben Morgan's try, while Irish's response came through the boot of Steve Shingler and Topsy Ojo's touchdown.
Burns continued his fine form with the boot kicking four more three-pointers, but it was ultimately Simpson-Daniel and Qera's interventions which secured their first win of the campaign.
The Exiles had taken the lead late in the second period through another Shingler penalty after Halani Aulika and Tomas O'Leary had touched down, but it wasn't enough.
Having themselves fallen to a demoralising 40-3 loss to Saracens on the first day of the season, the hosts were also looking to record their first victory.
And they got to the perfect start with a penalty from Shingler, but Burns levelled matters before the home side's fly-halfd regained their advantage.
Ojo's try then extended Irish's lead to 11-3, but the visitors mounted a comeback with two further three-pointers from their fly-half reducing the arrears.
Shingler kicked another from the tee, however, Gloucester took the lead a minute before half-time when Morgan powered over for a converted score.
The second period continued with the same see-saw nature. Although Burns' fourth three-pointer opened the gap to five points, Aulika's touchdown saw the Exiles ahead.
Once again, the visiting 10 took his side into the lead before O'Leary crossed the whitewash for what seemed to be the decisive try.
And despite Burns levelling the match with successive penalties, Shingler made the score 31-28 with just 12 minutes to go. But Simpson-Daniel and Qera went over late on to seal a remarkable victory.
The scorers:
For London Irish:
Tries: Ojo, 'Aulika, O'Leary
Cons: Shingler
Pens: Shingler
For Gloucester:
Tries: Morgan, Simpson-Daniel, Qera
Cons: Burns 2
Pens: Burns 7
London Irish: 15 Tom Homer, 14 Topsy Ojo, 13 Jonathan Joseph, 12 Sailosi Tagicakibau, 11 Marland Yarde, 10 Steve Shingler, 9 Tomás O'Leary, 8 Jon Fisher, 7 Ofisa Treviranus, 6 Declan Danaher (c), 5 Bryn Evans, 4 George Skivington, 3 Leo Halavatau, 2 Scott Lawson, 1 Max Lahiff.
Replacements: 16 Brian Blaney, 17 Halani Aulika, 18 John Ryan, 19 Kieran Low, 20 Alex Gray, 21 Anthony Watson, 22 Shane Geraghty, 23 Jack Moates.
Gloucester: 15 Jonny May, 14 Charlie Sharples, 13 Henry Trinder, 12 Billy Twelvetrees, 11 James Simpson-Daniel, 10 Freddie Burns, 9 Dan Robson, 8 Ben Morgan, 7 Andy Hazell, 6 Tom Savage, 5 Jim Hamilton (c), 4 Will James, 3 Shaun Knight, 2 Darren Dawidiuk, 1 Nick Wood.
Replacements: 16 Huia Edmonds, 17 Dan Murphy, 18 Rupert Harden, 19 Sione Kalamafoni, 20 Akapusi Qera, 21 Dave Lewis, 22 Mike Tindall, 23 Martyn Thomas.
Venue: Madejski Stadium
Referee: Greg Garner


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To be honest, it seems like Tannehill was being hurry in every other throw so the whole oline was allowing a lot of pressures. Every time I hear or see how bad the oline played it gets me thinking about the so much money and picks that has been spent on the oline and they still sucked this season.
Ozzy rules!!
Ozzy rules!!
This isn't dramatic, it's the truth. Martin was abysmal this year. He didn't look like he even belonged in the NFL. Got completely bullied.
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Are you guys watching the same Dolphins I am watching every single week? Long was getting beat often. I hope it was due to injury and not ineffectiveness. Martin IMO performed admirably and most likely will start on the left side next season.
Its amazing, how I am certain we are all watching the same team, but have differing opinions on what is actually happening on the field.
I hope to see Jake back. But he will need to play much better than he did this season. Otherwise let Martin have the job. It is his position of choice and experience after all.
Ps..............Tannehills wife is to skinny and Macarrons girl friend is a barbie doll. Real women are where its at.


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(Opening statement)
We're a little bit tired of hitting on each other and seeing each other's schemes. We're ready to see someone else's. I'm not sure how any new coach of a program can evaluate exactly where you are, particularly in this league. I'm anxious to get us out and see exactly where we are and what the truth really is.
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We will get together tonight and make a decision. It will be announced tomorrow.
(How much of your offense will you use this week?)
Probably around 60 percent of our offense will be used in these first weeks.
(Concerns about UCA)
The biggest concern we have is they always are picking up the Division 1 transfers that move down, and they have several for this season. We're not sure how they will fit into their schemes. You know that they have great athletic ability, so that's always a concern.
The depth is such an issue there on the offensive line that I don't think we can be totally sold out to what we hope to be in a few years, but there has been considerable improvement. Hopefully we will see that Saturday.
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By PATSY STODDARDStaff, Emery County Progress
The Ferron City Council met in their regularly scheduled meeting on Nov.13 in the Ferron City Hall. Those present were Mayor Garth Larsen and council members, Kent Larsen, Laurie Pitchforth, Clifford Snow and Gordon Bennett.
The first item of business was the approval of the agenda and the minutes. The next item of business was the approval of the building permits for a new home, a room addition and the installation of a barn.
The council reviewed the ordinances and discussed the uses which are permitted on the property in question. It was determined that some of the zoning ordinances need to be looked into further. One ordinance discussed stipulated that you can still have what you had on the property at the time the ordinance was passed, such as 10 cows or whatever the case might be. One question on the zoning of an agricultural-residential area brought up the most questions. It was determined that the council would meet with the planning and zoning committee to address these zoning issues in the near future.
The property owner building the barn has taken preventative measures so as not to violate the nuisance ordinance. He has installed retaining walls to prevent runoff on to neighboring property and plans to build a wood fence in the near future. All permits were approved with the stipulation that verification of the 100 foot setback be made on the new barn.
The next item on the agenda was the public hearing concerning the special events center being proposed by Ferron City. Mayor Larsen said, "We embarked on the project with the advice of an advisory board. To begin with we looked at just a stock show facility. The more we looked the more we realized that a center where indoor rodeos could be held, BMX bike competitions, bull riders and many other attractions was a possibility. The board has a plan for the facility and drawings. It would be placed west of the existing building. Ferron City has also purchased property adjacent to the facility.
"The center would be 300' x 165' with a wing the entire length of the building where hogs would be shown and housed. The existing barn would serve as a horse stalling facility with the needed improvements being made to it such as roof replacement to make it safe.
"The high school rodeo competitors need a place to stall horses. This is the second public hearing on the center. We want this to be a county wide project not just a Ferron project. We want to see the stock show continue. It has been held in Ferron for 63 years. How do we pay for a new facility? We will prepare applications to the Community Impact Board for funding and will look to the county to help with loan repayment."
Commissioner Drew Sitterud was in attendance at the hearing. He said he could not speak for the whole commission but he felt the only way the project would be possible would be with a tax increase to raise necessary funds for the center. Sitterud stressed the fact that mineral lease money right now is practically nonexistent. He said he has talked to the Blackhawk facility in Salina and they are barely breaking even with their county helping with $80,000 per year. Sitterud stressed the fact that the county can't move further until it sees some figures but they are behind the project.
Mayor Larsen pointed out that Ferron City is ready to accept responsibility for maintenance of the new facility and that they have spoken to a dozen different places and there is a wide variance in maintenance costs. From $25-100,000 per year. It was pointed out that upkeep on the facility should be minimal because it will be a metal structure. It was also pointed out that some events are contracted out and the people that put on the event also are responsible for the clean up.
Mayor Larsen said the committee has talked to Blackhawk and they said a high school rodeo will bring in approximately 500 participants. The Panguitch facility said on average each participant will spend $410 per weekend. The people who travel to equestrian events drop money in the communities in which these events are held. People will stay where rooms are available. Ferron City is trying to promote tourism and use the event center as a drawing card. Groups could schedule and use the facility. Ferron City doesn't intend to make money on the facility but have it available for use by nonprofit organizations. Some of the new facilities have two sets of lights available and depending on the event different lights are used.
Mayor Larsen said the issue of heating the building still needs to be addressed. Showers will also be available in the new building for participants to use. Citizens in attendance supported the events center feeling it should be a county wide project which will have a positive impact on the county. The Ferron City Council will prepare a presentation to take around to all the other cities in the county to make them aware of Ferron City's intentions and to bring them on board.
Mayor Larsen stressed the need for county wide support of the project. One citizen wondered if local and private investors have been contacted to support the project. Mayor Larsen said no private individuals have been contacted yet but that is part of the entire plan. One citizen spoke of the special events center in Spanish Fork and how every time he is in the area it is packed with various events, craft shows, auctions and he said 'it's amazing what you can have with a building of that kind.'
One citizen spoke of the drawing power of year round barrel racing. It was brought to light that new businesses do not always break even in the first few years of operation. The golf course was used as an example that it has taken 13 years for it to break even. A large percentage of the usage at the golf course is from people from the Wasatch Front area. These people are looking for any excuse to get out of the city, one citizen emphasized.
One citizen mentioned that people will come and he used a Wednesday night roping event as an example. They would have on average 250 roping teams participate in the event. The participants biggest complaint was there was no place to stay and nowhere to eat or get gas after 10 p.m.
Kent Larsen commented that we should get into the project and go full bore.
One citizen, who is a former resident of Salt Lake City, commented that there isn't a lot for kids to do around here and mentioned the dance halls that he used to attend. He said they were very popular and would like to see events of this type held in the new center.
One citizen stressed the need for active, open minded groups and pointed out the drawing power of the craft shows and how the large ones are operated on a circuit. One craft organizer has already told them when they get their building they will schedule a show there. Swap meets are also a possibility and he also believes that creativity can overcome dollars.
It was one citizen's hope to blur lines between cities in the county and unite the county with this project. Mayor Larsen said they would ready applications for CIB funding. One person also suggested a feasibility study be completed.
The stock show in 2001 had 290 animals participate and 150 kids. With all the moms, dads, grandparents, and RVs it was hard to get around said one citizen.
The public meeting was closed and the council went on to other business. The canvassing of the election returns was next on the agenda and the motion carried. Fees pertaining to unlicensed dogs and dogs sent to the pound were also addressed. A discussion on the available water meter reader positions was discussed. It was determined that two or three people be hired on a rotating basis and take turns going out and reading the meters.
The golf course has met its budget last year and this year and Ferron City appreciates all of the local people for supporting the course. Without local support the course wouldn't be doing as well. The meeting adjourned into executive session to discuss personnel issues.


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In an election year, you never know what seemingly innocent issue will trigger a political meltdown.
In Boone County, where Republicans are locked in a fierce intraparty battle for control of county government, that issue is youth baseball.
Twice this year, the four-person Fiscal Court has deadlocked over whether to spend $250,000 to buy the Rivershore Sports Complex in Hebron in a public-private partnership with the nonprofit Boone County Knothole Association and an unnamed private foundation. The deal would be valued at $850,000.
Tensions are so high that two county commissioners on opposite sides of the issue got into an argument following a meeting on the issue in late January. The proposal was shot down a second time in late February.
One side says it's a smart deal to gain control of six baseball fields for far less than the cost of building them. But the other side calls it a taxpayer-funded "bailout" for the privately owned sports complex.
Which side is right?
That's probably for Republican voters to decide in the May 20 primary, where there are contested races for all four Fiscal Court seats.
Both sides deny that election-year politics are at play, of course, but it's hard to imagine this being such a contentious issue if there weren't an election in less than three months.
"It's not about me, and it's not about a campaign," said Commissioner Matt Dedden, who twice voted against the deal. "I'm all on board with whatever we need to do (for Knothole), but we've got to stay out of the taxpayers' pockets on these kinds of things."
Dedden and Commissioner Charlie Walton, who also voted against the deal twice, have concerns about the long-term cost of maintaining the sports complex.
"I was elected to represent the taxpayers of Boone County, and, to a person, the taxpayers said they did not want to get into that," Walton said.
Dedden, a first-term county commissioner elected in the tea party wave of 2010, is challenging longtime Judge-executive Gary Moore in the May 20 primary. Walton, who frequently votes with Dedden, faces a challenge from former Florence police chief Tom Szurlinski.
"It's the silly season of politics, I guess," said Commissioner Charlie Kenner, who voted for the deal twice. "I don't think I've been confounded so much on anything in my life."
For Kenner and Moore, it's a no-brainer: spend $250,000 to acquire six baseball fields and recoup it through concession, league and field fees. The remainder of the money would come from Knothole ($450,000) and from a private foundation ($150,000).
Moore, whose administration put the deal together, said the county needs new ballfields and this is the cheapest route available to taxpayers.
Since 2005, the number of children playing Knothole in Boone County has grown from just over 3,000 to nearly 4,000, and the county's population is projected only to rise. But due to school and airport growth, there are three fewer ballfields in the county today than in 2005.
"I think it's a very simple issue that should have been a unanimous decision," Moore said. "There's no challenging the fact that there are more children playing youth sports in Boone County and there are less fields than there were 20 years ago. The need for more fields exists today, and it's going to increase as we move forward.
"It's an opportunity that I think we should not let slip by."
Slip by it did, though: after two 2-2 votes, the deal is unlikely to be brought before Fiscal Court a third time.
It is extremely rare for such a proposal to come to a vote once, much less twice, unless supporters have the votes to pass it. Kenner and Moore both said they thought they did.
"Discussions with the court leading up to the first vote led us to believe we had three votes, maybe four. But that did not transpire," Moore said.
The issue isn't really about youth baseball at all, though.
It's about deep, philosophical divides among Boone County Republicans when it comes to the role of government.
There has always been a small, but vocal, bloc of anti-government conservatives in the county. In November 2008, they helped send a proposed parks tax to defeat.
And then a few months later, they gathered in Burlington for an outdoor rally that was one of more than 500 "tea party" rallies organized across the nation that day.
The tea party movement gained steam and gave those conservatives a voice, validation, and the mechanism to effect political change.
Buoyed by the candidacy of Rand Paul, they took several countywide offices in 2010 elections, putting them in a position to block legislation such as the ballfield proposal.
In March 2012, they also took control of the Boone County Republican Party, sweeping all five offices in the party elections. Vice chairwoman Phyllis Sparks is challenging Kenner in the May 20 primary.
Now they've fielded candidates for virtually every countywide office. And in a little over three months, the question will be put to voters: what, exactly, is the role of local government in people's lives?
The answer will impact much more than ballfields. ⬛


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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
The Emery High baseball team made their annual visit to Montrose, Colo. last Friday and Saturday and came home with wins in each of the three games they played. Emery defeated Fort Collins in a Friday game 9-7 and defeated Alamosa 11-1 and Montrose 12-3 on Saturday. When you combine that with their 13-3 victory over South Sevier earlier in the week, Emery is now 6-0 for the season and the team is playing very much like the team to beat in 2-A baseball this season.
Against South Sevier, Emery fell behind 2-0 after the first inning only to win the region game going away. Emery had 13 hits in the game with Gavin McDermott leading the way with three singles and a homerun. Emery scored 2 runs in the second inning, four in the third inning, a single run in the fifth inning and seven runs in the sixth inning.
Drexler Tanner scored four times in the game after hitting a double and a single and walking once and was the beneficiary of a Ram error. Dillon Wilstead started on the mound for the Spartans and picked up the win.
Against Fort Collins, Emery scored four runs in the first inning as Ethan Tuttle, Tyson Roper, McDermott and Tanner all scored after getting on base. McDermott had a triple in the inning. Emery scored three more in the fourth inning. Wilstead got on base and Ridge Nielson followed with a double and Ethan Tuttle getting on base by way of an error. Marco Mota singled to score Tuttle to close out the scoring in the inning.
Emery scored twice more in the seventh inning to break a 7-7 tie and to grab the win. Mota was hit by a pitch with the next two batters getting out. Wilstead then hit a triple to score Mota and Wilstead scored on a Tanner Lake single. Ethan Tuttle got the win in relief of Brayden Burke.
Against Montrose, Emery 3-0 after one inning, 4-0 after two, 6-0 after three and then scored six runs in the final two innings after allowing Montrose to score a single run in each of the fourth, fifth and sixth innings.
Emery had 12 hits in the game with McDermott leading the way with a pair of doubles. Roper also hit a double in the game and Mark Debry had a triple in the sixth inning. Ridge Nielson picked up the win on the mound with relief help from Tuttle late in the game.
In the final game in Colorado, Alamosa scored the first run in the top of the first inning after a double and a triple off Emery starting pitcher Tyson Roper. After that inning though, Roper only gave up a single the rest of the way in getting the victory.
Emery scored once in the bottom of the second inning to tie the score. After the first two Emery batters got out, Burke walked and scored on a double by Mota. Emery then scored six times in the third inning to grab control of the game.
Roper got on base to lead things off followed by McDermott walking and Wilstead hitting a double. Drexler then walked and Burke got out. Mota walked and Lake singled, Nielson singled and then Tuttle and Roper got out to end the inning.
Emery would score once in the fourth inning as Wilstead would score after getting on base due to an error. The final three Emery runs came in the fifth inning as Nielson, Tuttle and Roper all scored after getting on base. McDermott hit a single and the last Emery run scored ending the game due to the 10-run rule.
Emery will play Grand this Tuesday at home followed by a game Thursday at Carbon and a game Friday at North Sevier.


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They still need to fight the present Wise and the present Mithra...This time, something could go wrong...
are you for real there are tons of way this can keep going are you forgetting every time they go back they change something plus they have to fight the present wise witch more than likely will have some different power guys this time due to some thing happening. and then the dark chick witch in between they will more than likely change the future again and do some other crazy stuff. also Q is alive in the present who wants to bet they go find he in some future arc. this manga will not end for some time. and we cant really say that in till we have word from the author that they are done. witch we have not gotten yet
I want to see what gonna happen next
Kick me high, hit me low, spit on me it's gonna take more than that to break my soul.
honestly i have no idea whats goin on with this manga.
The arc was rushed, but it's ending on a good note.
Anyone knows when the next chapter is coming?
I really think Psyren has alot more to offer, i just hope it still will be awesome.
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Choosing an infrared emitter for your application
WEDJ/Three C's
Navy revises powder spec after learning less is more
Fine tuning the coating spray system
Wesco Industrial Products
IR curing opens door for powder coating conversion
Whirlpool, Marion Div.
Gun control shoots holes in rising costs
Manufacturer makes large gains by switching to smaller powder system
Wicked Designs Custom Powder Coating
AUTOMOTIVE SHOWCASE: Powder provides the kicks and tricks to fuel the automotive nation
AUTOMOTIVE SHOWCASE: Powder reinvents the past and ushers in the future of automotive finishing
SPORTS & RECREATION EQUIPMENT SHOWCASE: Powder plays a major part in how we kick it back or kick it up
Wilkie Brothers Conveyors
Remanufactured conveyor parts explained
Win Solutions
It's tough, it's metal, it's powder-coated, and it's always smiling
Windsor Metal Finishing
ARCHITECTURAL SHOWCASE: The skyscraper's the limit for architectural powder coating
Winona Consulting
Automatic from manual: No way - way!
Stairway to customer satisfaction: Nine quick tips to quality
Wisconsin Industrial Water Group
Not all water is blue
Wisconsin Oven
Birthplace of Paul Bunyan, the Northwood's most famous logger, is now home to true tale of MDFpowder coating system
Powder coating durability and the passing of Canada's stringent environmental law in 2010 drive business boost at Ontario auto-body shop
Reducing your oven operating costs
WISE Exhibition Co. Ltd.
Show preview: Coating show will draw thousands to China
Wright Coating
Nylon coating technique drives job shop's success in automotive market
WW Custom Clad
Hear! Hear! Industry experts sound off on noise pollution during powder coating
Views from the field—Part II
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