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Saturday 26th August 2017
Midland Football League Premier
Quorn 3 v 4 Coleshill Town
Quorn: James Hicks 3.
Colemen: Reece Leek 2, Dean Rathbone, Liam Molesworth.
Attendance: 78.
Opposition Player Of The Match: James Hicks (Quorn) Ryan Edmunds (Coleshill)
Quorn: Ryan Thacker, Robert Mulonga, Nicholas Goold, Cameron Powell, Simon Alcott, James Jepson, Callum Thompson, Nathan Dale, James Hicks, Amarvir Sandhu, Cosmas Matwasa. Subs Dominic Brennan, Mathew Dawson, Jake Dodds.
Coleshill: Paul Hathaway, Jorna Moulton, Gio Dainty, Danny Tymon, Jesse Race, Luke Edwards, Ryan Edmunds, Joe Halsall, Liam Molesworth, Dean Rathbone, Reece Leek. Subs used Corey Currithers, Brett Fellows, Sam Ford. Subs not used Anton Astley, Dominic Cotter.
It's Coleshill Town who sit at the top of the table following their thrilling 4-3 win at Quorn which secured a fourth straight victory. Coleshill looked to be cruising at the break as goals from Dean Rathbone and a Reece Leek double fired them into a 3-1 interval lead. Liam Molesworth added a fourth early in the second half but they were grateful for the final whistle after a James Hicks hat-trick had made it 4-3.
By Craig Hamilton
Quorn made a good start and a cross from Goold saw the ball fall to Hicks but he shot over from inside the box. Quorn were playing the better football in the first ten minutes but couldn't convert their chances and suffered for this when Reece Leek broke clear on 11 minutes and saw his shot from 25 yards skid under the keeper for 1-0 to Coleshill.
Then Quorn play some nice football down the left as Matwasa played in Goold but his cross missed everyone in the six yard box. Coleshill had a chance as Reece Leek played in Dean Rathbone but his shot was blocked and Gio Dainty's follow up shot went wide. However Coleshill got the upper hand when a long clearance by Town keeper Paul Hathaway was flicked on by Reece Leek to Ryan Edmunds and his low cross was met by Dean Rathbone to slide home from close range 2-0, 26 minutes.
Quorn were far from out of the game and won a free kick on the right which was swung in and met with a powerfull header into the top corner by Hicks, 1-2, 30 minutes. Then the home side had another chance as the ball was played to Sandu who held off a defender but shot wide.
Coleshill then went on the attack and a cross/shot from Jorna Moulton on the right beat keeper Thacker but the ball hit the far post and went wide.Then Reece Leek, playing in an unfamiliar centre forward role, played the ball wide to Ryan Edmunds who danced past two defenders and crossed hard and low into the 6 yard box for Reece Leek to score 3-1, 39 minutes.
Quorn were still playing some nice football and missed a chance as Sandu is freed down the left but his cross was blocked and the half finished with Coleshill in front 3-1.
The second half started as the first finished and it only took Quorn two minutes to get back in the game as slack defending by Coleshill saw the ball bounce to Hicks free in the box to side foot home 2-3, 47 minutes. However Quorn were still celebrating as Coleshill kicked off and the ball was played down the left to Liam Molesworth who cut inside and side footed the ball under the Thacker 2- 4, 48 minutes gone. Then Reece Leek had a chance but the keeper blocked his shot with his feet.
Then Quorn tested Paul Hathaway in the Coleshill goal as a long free kick found Brennan but his shot was easily saved. Then Coleshill had the best chance of the game as a right wing cross by Ryan Edmunds found Reece Leek free in the box but he volleyed the ball into ground and saw it bounce over the bar from 12 yards. Both sides had chances but it looked like Coleshill would win 4-2 but then in the last minute Quorn won the ball in midfield and played it to the right wing where a dangerous cross missed everyone but the ever alert Hicks who had a simple tap in for his hat-trick to make it 3-4.
Coleshill just had time to kick off as the referee blew for full time.
Report taken from Quorn Web Site
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Quorn fielded new signing Cameron Powell in the only change from the previous game. Powell replaced the injured Leavi Oshungbure, who looks to be side-lined for some time following his ankle injury on Wednesday night.
The visitors forced two early corners but the first chance of the game fell at the other end, James Hicks couldn't direct is header on target following Nick Goold's corner. Quorn attacked again and Goold's cross was volleyed wide by Rob Mulonga. Against the run of play the visitors took the lead in the 11th minute, Reece Leek was given too much time to line up his shot from 25 yards and he beat Ryan Thacker with a well hit shot but the keeper misjudged the effort and allowed the ball to slip through his grasp.
Quorn's injury woes continued with Powell carried off with a nasty looking knee injury. Jake Dodds came on and Simon Alcott moved to the right. Quorn re-grouped and another Goold cross caused concern for the visitors but there was no one there to take advantage. Coleshill doubled their advantage on 26 minutes when Quorn were exposed down the left-hand side and a simple cross to the unmarked Dean Rathbone was calmly converted. Three minutes later Quorn were back in it, Goold's free kick was met superbly by Hicks and he planted his header firmly past Paul Hathaway.
Quorn were exposed again down the left in a carbon copy of the second goal, this time Leek profited with an easy tap-in past Thacker. Quorn's injury jinx struck again and Amarvir Sandhu had to be replaced by the returning Dominic Brennan, himself just returning from injury. Quorn came back into it and created a couple of chances just before the break but the score-line remained 3-1 to the visitors.
It took Quorn just two minutes after the break to get a foothold back in the game, Hicks volleying past Hathaway from close range following a half-cleared corner that Alcott knocked back in. Almost immediately Quorn threw it away, Liam Molesworth cutting in form the right unopposed before continuing into the box and slipping the ball past Thacker into the far corner.
Brennan nearly brought Quorn back to within a one goal deficit but Hathaway saved his well struck effort and Quorn were still facing an uphill task to get something out of the game. Quorn continued fighting and were rewarded when Alcott won the ball before releasing substitute Matt Dawson, his cross reached Hicks, who calmly completed his hat-trick but time was against the home side and Coleshill ran out 4-3 winners.
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Tortellini and Spinach soup
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Tortellini and Spinach Soup
1/2 of a large white sweet onion
2 fresh garlic cloves
3 tbs virgin olive oil
3 cartons ready made chicken broth ( I used the Pacific organic from Costco)
2 large cans of plumb tomatoes (use knife or spoon to break them up in the can)
Sea salt/Kosher, to taste
Fresh ground cracked pepper, to taste
1 pkg deli fresh tortellini (either cheese or beef)
2-3 big handfulls of fresh ready to eat baby spinach (you can more if you really like spinach, I use over half a bag for each pot.)
mince onion and garlic cloves, sautee in olive oil until just transparent,do not drain.
Put sauteed onion,garlic, from pan straight into a big pot.
Add the three cartons of Chicken broth, stir and simmer over medium heat.
Add the 2 cans of plumb tomatoes, straight from can to pot.
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Revealing 'The Invisible Woman': Ralph Fiennes directs and stars in drama about Charles Dickens' secret affair
Broadway's one and only Tony-winning Hamlet became filmdom's one and only Coriolanus, only because he opted to make his film-directing debut with Coriolanus. Ralph Fiennes is a veritable festival of firsts, and now he has moved on to seconds.
His second outing as an actor-director is Sony Pictures Classics' The Invisible Woman, which is based on Claire Tomalin's best-selling biography of Nelly Ternan, Charles Dickens' mistress during his last years as a literary lion, writing classics like A Tale of Two Cities, Great Expectations, Our Mutual Friend and the start of The Mystery of Edwin Drood.
"Gaby Tana, who was one of the Coriolanus producers, has been quietly slipping me scripts now and then," Fiennes says, "and she came to me with The Invisible Woman. It was quite different from what ended up on the screen. The big difference was that the adapter, Abi Morgan, introduced a fictional character—a biographer of Dickens who came to Nelly, knowing the secret she's reluctant to give up, and tried to get her to talk about Dickens. When I first read it, I went with it, but as I worked on it and researched it, this character started to pull focus, so we decided to drop him."
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Shadows were essential to The Invisible Woman because Nelly was engulfed in the ones that Dickens, at the height of his fame, cast. When their paths crossed, she was 18 and an actress, performing with her mum (Kristin Scott Thomas) and sister (Perdita Weeks) The Frozen Deep, a play he had co-written with Wilkie Collins (Tom Hollander), and he was making a substantial mark for himself as an amateur actor, reading his works. Theatre had begun to pull him away from home and hearth—and light years away from his wife, Catherine (Joanna Scanlan), and their brood of ten.
Having ten children underfoot is not the most conducive writing atmosphere, "but Dickens liked to write with people around. Of course, he insisted on absolute silence. The children grew up with: 'You must be quiet. Your father is writing.' He could be a very frightening and controlling father."
Dickens has other personal warts on display in this picture, and Fiennes expects audiences to be quite divided about the man he presents here. "I've had people say, 'Dickens is such a bastard,' and then there are other people who go, 'No, it was tough. He was that kind of guy. He had to get out.' I feel that there is going to be a mix of responses, which, of course, is good."
The Invisible Woman is a little like looking behind the curtain in The Wizard of Oz in that it unveils a naked and rather manipulative Dickens. "He's a funny one to think of as a sexual being because the world knows him by so many other faces—the social Dickens, the sort of effervescent theatre man, the man who reads and entertains and walks the streets of London—but the sexual Dickens is strange because you can't imagine he can feel some sensuality. There's not much in his books. When he writes about the attractions between men and women, he's pure."
His extramarital affair with Nelly loosened that moral rigidity a bit. "What's interesting about Our Mutual Friend," notes Fiennes, "is you do feel that there's an attraction between a man and a woman—an erotic component, a more romantic love, more physical—not overtly. I just sensed it there more than in his other work."
It's a bit shocking, and more than a little poignant, to see that the relationship produced a stillborn, illegitimate child. "There's no proof of that," Fiennes cautions, "but Claire's book makes quite a thorough proposal that this could have happened, and there have been several other writers who have circled around that possibility."
How the relationship opened Dickens up and spilled over into his stories is a matter of much speculation. "Our Mutual Friend is interesting because it's got these two love affairs going on, and I think that Nelly and Dickens are present in both of them. And it's fascinating to read Great Expectations, thinking maybe some bits of Nelly are kind of a prototype for Estella, that perhaps Nelly was playing very hard to get. I think she definitely didn't make it easy. Claire's book suggests Miss Havisham is a version of Nelly's mother—just heightened and given the full Gothic treatment.
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"That moment was the reason I wanted to do the film—to get to a place where someone can have a kind of closure for their past life, whether it's a love affair or a relationship that has marked them and they haven't had closure with it or haven't even been able to talk about it. As I was working on the script with Abi, I felt we needed to see her talk about Dickens. For a lot of the film, Nelly's on the end of Dickens' love and maneuvering, and I just felt that she needed, finally, to speak."


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While naval history was prevalent during the presentations and discussions during those early years, and it still is a major part of them today, credit for being the first to confront a real issue and see results was Captain Stephen B. Luce, who read "The Manning of our Navy and Mercantile Fleet" at the Institute's second meeting in November. It was the first Proceedings article to lead directly to federal legislation for Merchant Marine training, naval apprenticeships, and the opening of the first state maritime school in New York City.
Some young Navy lieutenants who wrote for Proceedings went on to greater things. Ernest J. King, a future Chief of Naval Operations, won the 1909 Prize Essay Contest with a six-point plan to streamline shipboard officer and crew assignments. Three years later, submariner C. W. Nimitz, also a future CNO, proposed to deceive the enemy with "dummy periscopes."
Thus began a long line of naval thinkers who made contributions that had impact. Through the Spanish-American War, World Wars I and II, the Korean and Vietnam Wars, and Operations Desert Storm, Iraqi Freedom, and Enduring Freedom, the Naval Institute has published enlisted and junior, flag, and general officers, senior government officials, high-level journalists, prizewinning authors, deep-sea and space explorers, filmmakers, and even Hollywood stars and directors with some connection to national defense. Amazingly, the organization has been doing the same thing, as of this month, for 140 years.


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BERLIN (Reuters) - Cologne Cathedral, one of Germany's most famous landmarks, has started to shudder from trains on a new underground line nearby and its ornate Gothic construct and cultural treasures may be in danger, church officials say.
Earthquake-measuring sensors indicate that vibrations felt by people inside the cathedral came from trains in tunnels which opened last month and run along one side of the building.
"It cannot be ruled out that these effects will cause long term damage to the building," Cathedral Provost Norbert Feldhoff said in a statement.
Cathedral officials agreed with transport and city representatives on Wednesday that the trains should reduce their speed when running under the imposing two-spired cathedral on bank of the River Rhine.
A working group was also set up to consider other measures to stop the shaking and noise, Feldhoff said.
Built between 1248 and 1880, the Cathedral was heavily damaged by Allied bombers during World War Two but stayed standing. One of Germany's most visited tourist attractions, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
One of its most famous treasures is the Shrine of the Three Kings which is reputed to contain relics from the wise men who paid homage to Jesus after his birth.
The new train line in Cologne, Germany's fourth biggest city, has caused other problems. Two people died after the city's archive, containing thousands of historical records dating back 1,000 years, collapsed in 2009 due to construction work.
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Just a friendly warning: The Berserk Wiki is woefully out of date and full of outdated speculation, much of which has been since debunked. It's an okay resource but I'd put my money on SK.net any day over that. There's a strict empirical 'no nonsense' approach here that filters out a lot of the garbage you'll see elsewhere.
As a scanlations reader atm, I'm prone to misunderstanding episode content.
Hello Emeratu,Walter and I have been talking about revamping the 15 years old encyclopedia for many years now. To be blunt, it hasn't been done because we haven't had the courage to get started on it. I take full responsability for that.Should it be done? Certainly. Should it be a wiki? Nope. Why, you may ask. Well it's quite simple. The reason the Berserk Wiki is terrible (as is the Wikipedia article on Berserk) is because it can be edited by anyone and everyone. That is not what Berserk needs, nor is it what gives our community its quality. What Berserk needs is a comprehensive, authoritative source of information. One that is authored by actual experts on the subject matter, and not scanlation-readers who've just finished binging on the series in a single sitting.I think remedying that is where you should focus your efforts. Buy the volumes and read them attentively.
Being an authoritative information repository and being a wiki are not even remotely mutually exclusive, especially with some specific wikis in this context (wikis documenting manga series and such). [...] To assert that the two are mutually exclusive is an insult to the many high traffic and reliable encyclopedias that are both authoritative and wikis.
As competent as you and Walter are, I highly doubt you're the only Berserk loremasters in the world; in fact, I know such an allusion to be false. (I'm sure you weren't alluding to that at all; regardless, it still contains a similar message.)
Should this still be up for discussion, I recommend reading up on the MediaWiki software and its capabilities (on self-reliant wikis in particular)
Nevermind the proposal. I can already see where this is going and why it's going there.Thank you, to all who have and will participate in the discussion and poll.
The encyclopedia suffers from a squished content space and, ironically enough, lacks severely in overall info, compared to sites like Avatar Wiki, UESP Wiki and Narutopedia, which all thoroughly fill every nook and cranny of information there is to be filled, which is what encyclopedias typically aim to do, rather than merely providing a glossary of sentence-long entries; ironic because the site encyclopedia, in its current state, actually has less information than the Berserk Wiki.
(As a side note: Another thing that kind of rustled me earlier was that, for all of your efforts, only a select few would actually read any of your informative additions to the encyclopedia, relative to the amount of people who would still visit and be mislead by Berserk Wiki. It sucks to know that Berserk Wiki would still garner more page views and thus, spread more misinformation and confusion throughout the community, by virtue of being a wiki and thus being a drastically superior search engine optimizable platform to the outdated, basic encyclopedia format.)
Well I guess this is an insult then? Sorry.Besides, it won't really be less work for me to have to assess and correct every little thing instead of doing it myself in the first place.Actually, that's exactly what I meant (although I wouldn't call myself a "loremaster"). My original reply wasn't very clear in that regard so I expanded on it, but you were likely already replying. In short, I wouldn't trust anyone else to participate in a Berserk knowledge base. Maybe that makes me come across as an arrogant dick, but that's how it is. Sorry if that offends anyone.Honestly it makes me feel bad that you went into so much effort to make a case for a wiki format because it's just not going to happen. I know full well the value of wikis, but Berserk is a series that has an uncharacteristically high rate of misunderstanding and misconceptions attached to it. Believe me, I wish it weren't the case.
We aren't trying to be egotistical. We've been around for a while, and have seen a lot of people come and go. There really aren't that many reliable people who have withstood the test of time. Many people fall into Berserk, many get very knowledgeable of it very quickly, and then for whatever reason they'll leave, never to be heard from again. Meanwhile, we're still here, still studying the series.
You wouldn't happen to work for the Wikimedia Foundation by any chance?
I went ahead with my response despite this new post, to clarify what I meant. Anyway, thank you for going through the trouble of making this proposal in the first place. I do hope you stick around to discuss the series with us.
Putting aside the issue of who would be writing and maintaining all of the entries in such a proposal, I don't think the way wikis are structured is the best way such information can be presented. They just make it easy for anyone with a keyboard to launch one and start filling up entries. Fundamentally, I think Berserk needs a guide for readers, not merely a dumping ground for information. And I'm speaking more for what I hope to achieve with a renovation rather than the current encyclopedia. What I have in mind doesn't really exist right now, wiki or otherwise.
Anyway, certain sections are "squished" for a reason. I prefer a reference guide approach rather than the endless character entry pages of wiki pages. It's why I've put more time over the years into updating the Manga, Timeline and Glossary sections than the others. Simple, informative and functional.
I think it's a good Idea and I appreciate all the thought and research put into it, but I understand the mods apprehensiveness to it. In many ways it may cut down on repeat questions (such as the moonlight boy, can Guts become an apostle, The Beast of Darkness, etc.) but perhaps an FAQ can take care of this too. Anyway, good suggestion, don't lose heart.
As I alluded to in the OP, I had a feeling this proposal would have a low acceptance rate, if for any reason in particular, because I'm 'unproven' in a way and coming out of nowhere with it
I'll admit, that definitive 'no' in "it's just not going to happen" deterred me quite a bit, you being a co-webmaster and all, but I'd still like to discuss this a bit further, in spite of the seemingly inevitable conclusion of the proposal.
Undoubtedly, a byproduct of misinformation spread from [...], at times, even Miura's writing style in general (in my opinion)
I'm not a terribly technical person, but I know that, more likely than not, whatever you and Walter have in mind (if anything atm) won't be as optimizable as the wiki platform, as said platform seems to have been designed in a manner that lends itself to SEO. [...] I'd be lying if I said my main gripe with opting for quite literally any encyclopedic interface other than that of a wiki isn't the inferior search results it will gain. [...] I'm mainly a proponent of using the MediaWiki software because of its SEO capabilities
I will. In time, I'll try to deviate from scanlations altogether by buying all of the available volumes, but I likely won't be doing that anytime soon, so you'll have to bear with me and correct any misunderstandings or misconceptions I've picked up.
You should understand that what I hate most about people who read scanlations is that they don't financially support the author.
"Loremaster Of Terror"
Is there anything I can potentially do to change your minds? Site donation, perhaps?
You know, I'm rarely at a loss for words, but I'm not sure what to say here. I just don't understand what's in it for you, if you really aren't a shill.Anyway, sure, everyone's got a price. For the right bribe donation, I'll make sure we use MediaWiki and even wrestle control of the site away from Walter if need be. And I'll get started on it right away, too. The question is, what price are you willing to pay? $500 ain't gonna cut it, we're talking grands here, and many of them. PM me with your offer.


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I don't know how people do it.
I like goals to keep me on track, but the holidays (preceded by NaNoWriMo) are so crazy. I need time to ponder important decisions, like how I might spend a precious year of life.
I don't want to wait too late, though. In 2010 I didn't make goals until June! Last year, I wrote a retrospective of my writing year in April, my blogiversary and Wordsmith Studio's anniversary.
As I work on goals over the next few days, I'm considering all the writing events and opportunities coming up in 2014. This list might be useful for other writers, too. If you know of similar events (especially free ones and month-long challenges), please add a link and short description in the comments.
JanuaryRobert Lee Brewer of Writer's Digest will help us kick off the year with daily ideas or prompts starting Jan. 1 at the Get Started Write Challenge. Look for the latest challenge here or follow @robertleebrewer or Twitter hashtag #gswc.
Joy Weese Moll encourages people to read books that will help them with their goals — writing or otherwise — in her New Year's Resolution Reading Challenge.
National Blog Posting Month (NaBloPoMo) starts every month at BlogHer. Sign up by Jan. 5 to join this month's challenge. (See November for more.)
Cartoonist and encourager Debbie Ridpath Ohi hosts the 250-500-1000 Words A Day Challenge. You choose your goal and start anytime during the year. Debbie has links to fun word-count widgets you can add to your blog.
Lynn Palermo hosts the Family History Writing Challenge throughout the month of February, a great nudge for those who've always wanted to put those stories or that research in writing.
AprilTwo Camp NaNoWriMos are planned this year, one in April and one in July. The camps, similar to NaNoWriMo (see November), match you up with a small group of fellow writers in your genre.
If you're more interested in poetry than noveling, Robert Lee Brewer also hosts the April PAD (Poem-A-Day) Challenge at Poetic Asides.
MayI'm a member (and social media admin @quakerquip) for Quakers Uniting in Publications, an organization for writers and publishers. Their annual meeting is in New England this year, May 1-4, at Woolman Hill Quaker Retreat Center in Massachusetts.
JulyCamp NaNoWriMo — see April.
SeptemberWriters' Police Academy is not a free event, but I always participate and have an awesome time. Registration will open soon for the Sept. 4-7 event in North Carolina (fills up fast!).
OctoberFor nonfiction inspiration, Jane Ann McLaughlin (@JaneAnMcLachlan) hosts the October Memoir and Back Story Blog Challenge.
NovemberNovember means National Novel Writing Month! It's not just about writing 50,000 words in 30 days, it's the huge motivation from doing it with other writers cheering you on. We have an active group of local wrimos and love to meet up in person for that extra writer mojo.
For poets, Robert will encourage you to write a chapbook at the November PAD Chapbook Challenge.
November is peak time for NaBloPoMo — the challenge is to write a blog post every day. BlogHer provides optional prompts from the month's theme. One participant has a list of FAQs on an unofficial guide site.
DecemberDid you write a poem a day in November? Poets follow up by editing in December, then submitting their manuscripts!
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When used in a concurrent engineering with CATIA Structure Functional Design product , Structure Detail Design delivers ship builders with an end-to-end solution that covers the industrial design process from functional to detail, and then to manufacturing.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Using five long balls, two by Carlos Badillo (Gurabo, PR), Pfeiffer University rolled to a 15-4 victory over Post University in non-conference baseball action on Friday afternoon at Joe Ferebee Field. The Falcons move their overall mark to 12-14 while the Eagles drop to 4-7.
Preston Lyon (Gastonia, NC) continued his rampant tear at the plate delivering a two-run blast in the first to put the Falcons up 2-0. Post jumped on the board a half-inning later with a sacrifice fly from Jared Maddox (Arlington, TX) that scored Herold Mejia (Miami, FL) from third.
Pfeiffer opened the contest up with four in the second starting with Josh Strickland's (Liberty, NC) lead-off double. Jesse Dunn (Easley, SC) later singled in Strickland before Myles Pearl (High Point, NC) struck with a long, three-run bomb to right-center for a 7-1 Falcon lead. Badillo made it 8-1 in the fourth with his first dinger of the day.
To begin the Post sixth, Doug Wells (Staten Island, NY) sent a shot to straight-away centerfield as the Eagles put single runs on the board in the sixth, seventh and eighth. Pfeiffer got the Wells run back on Badillo's second round-tripper to left.
Travis Locascio (Massapequa, NY) put a two-out single to right in the seventh scoring Maddox slicing the deficit down to 8-3. With runners at first and third in the eighth, Post scored their final run on a failed pickoff attempt at first that ended up scoring Brendan Barry (Franklin Square, NY) from third.
A seven-run eighth for the Falcons started with Badillo's sac-fly to right. Zack Pou (Stanley, NC) registered an RBI-single two hitters later in front of two-run single by Eric Shoemaker (Huntersville, NC). Will Davis (New London, NC) finished the frame with a two-run shot to left.
Nick Fogleman (Waxhaw, NC) earned the win for the Falcons tossing six frames allowing just two runs on four hits with a half-dozen strikeouts. Offensively for the Eagles, Locascio and Wells led the way with a pair of hits each.
Both teams will round out the three-game series with a Saturday afternoon twin-bill. First pitch, weather pending, is set for 12:00 p.m.


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Pro-Life Prescriptions:
This is not a play on the movie of the same name by Roberto Benigni, but rather an affirmation of
what Almighty God created from conception: "God created man in His image. In the image of God He created him. Male and female He created them" (Genesis 1: 27) The important thing, as Dr. Joseph points out is the next verse, "Then God blessed them and said to them, 'Be fruitful and multiply; fill the earth and subdue it.'" As creatures of free will we have a choice, but we must all be careful of what choices we make. Consider that God commanded that man multiply which is through procreation. Contraception and abortion prevent this. Each Wednesday he brings that perspective to his column in a hard-hitting tell-it-like-it is commentary on what the enemy camp - the culture of death axis - is doing and how, besides prayer, we can counter the assault. He operates a pro-life website called: Abortions - the Truth.
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CANBERRA (Reuters) - An A380 Emirates jet bound for Dubai was forced to return to Australia on Sunday night when one of its engines caught fire soon after take-off.
The flight, with 380 passengers on board, was just 20 minutes into its flight from Sydney to Dubai and climbing at an altitude of 10,000 feet when it experienced a problem with one of its engines.
"Emirates flight EK413 from Sydney to Dubai on 11 November turned back shortly after take-off due to an engine fault. Passengers are being re-booked on alternative flights," the airline said in a statement on Monday.
A mid-air engine blowout in November 2010 on an A380 using Rolls Royce Trent engines prompted Australia's Qantas Airlines to ground its entire fleet of Airbus superjumbos for nearly a month.
Emirates, the world's biggest user of A380s, uses rival GP7200 engines built by Engine Alliance, a joint venture between engine manufacturers General Electric and Pratt & Whitney.
Passengers on the giant double-deck aircraft, manufactured by Airbus parent EADS, said the superjumbo experienced a "judder" and then they saw flames shooting several metres out of one of the engines.
"I saw a flash. I thought it could have been lightning, but then we saw flames come out of the engine. The whole interior of the A380 lit up," passenger John Fothergill, 49, from New Zealand told Australia's Daily Telegraph newspaper.
Emirates apologised for the inconvenience to its passengers and said their safety was "of the highest priority and will not be compromised."
Superjumbos, worth $375 million apiece, typically carry around 525 passengers.
A380 aircraft, manufactured in Toulouse from parts sourced across Europe, have also been affected by cracks in the wings of a small number of planes.
There are eighteen airlines currently using the aircraft with total orders outstanding for 262.
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News item: Bears defensive tackle Henry Melton is left to play out the 2013 season under the franchise tag after no agreement on a contract extension could be reached by the Monday deadline.
Future news item: Bears GM Phil Emery will be very, very busy next winter.
The Bears' potential free agent list next offseason, per Rotoworld's contract data, includes Melton (combined 13 sacks the last two seasons), quarterback Jay Cutler, safety Major Wright, placekicker Robbie Gould, center Roberto Garza and cornerbacks Tim Jennings and Charles Tillman.
In a story published Monday in the Chicago Tribune, Melton said he knows the Bears have a lot to weigh once the calendar hits 2014.
"There are a lot of decisions to be made, especially after this season," Melton told the Tribune's Vaughn McClure.
Further adding to the potential intrigue next offseason: wide receiver Brandon Marshall's contract runs out after 2014.
Keeping the 26-year-old Melton for several more years would figure to be a Bears priority, especially some of their defensive stars on the wrong side of 30. The question is, will they be able to sign him to a multi-year deal if they choose not to give him the franchise tag once again?


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4-H student of the week is 12-year-old Anthony Peoples, a sixth grade student at Delta Junior High School
Why did you join 4-H?
To help out the world so it will be better to support our lives.
What do you like most about 4-H?
I like to help out with problems in our club.
Have you ever won any awards in 4-H? If so, which award(s)?
I won a Demonstration Day blue ribbon.
What would you say to a student who is considering joining 4-H next year?
You should join because it is fun to be in.


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Spot or Not: Wall 91
By Dave Wilsey
A phone call from Frye is not uncommon for me, but a call from him asking me to winch with him is, so I jumped at the chance to join him. Borrowed my parents' mini van and made the trip to Buena Park to meet up with the crew. From there, we backtracked along the 91 for a few minutes until we parked in the dirt lot of a park, just adjacent to the 91, slightly east of the 55. The crew for this session was myself, Frye, Brandon Rau, Zac Boyd, and Brenden Kenney. The wash goes along the 91 for several miles and I frequently drive by this spot daydreaming of winching it.
The spot is about a 10-minute walk from the parking lot, along a bike trail that parallels the wash. We all made the walk first to scope everything out before taking all the equipment. On the way back from this reconnaissance trek, Rau somehow lost control of his skateboard sending it careening over the edge of the wash. Zac tried to save it. The sidewall along this wash (except for right at the winch spot) is like a concrete cheese grater. When Zac dove to stop the skateboard, there was blood. Injury before the winch was removed from the car…Awesome…but it did prevent Zac from trying the wall.
Once we finally got to the spot, the winch was situated atop the side of the wash, on the edge of the bike trail. The water below the wall is about 3 feet deep with a large grain sandy bottom, large enough grains to wreak havoc inside a wakeskate shoe. Frye made his test run to dial in the speed of the winch, then hit the wall several times. As I moved around taking photos, I kept glancing up to the bike trail, expecting someone to try to bust the fun, but it never did happen. Many bikers and walkers did stop to check out the action. Having not been busted, I wouldn't say it is a low bust factor…maybe we just got lucky that day. (Rumor is on a later mission the fuzz did catch on.) It is a highly visible spot, both from the 91 freeway and the bike trail.
Once Frye and Rau had both hit the wall several times each, we packed up and made the trek back to the parking lot. Frye and Rau wanted In N Out and Zac wanted some Neosporin. Fun session.


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Federal agents have searched the home and former place of employment of El Cajon City Councilwoman Jillian Hanson-Cox.
FBI spokesman Darrell Foxworth confirmed that agents executed search warrants at Century Design, a machine manufacturer on Afton Road in Kearny Mesa, and at Hanson-Cox's ranchette-style home on Catalpa Way.
Foxworth would not say who was the subject of the search or what they were searching for. The search warrants are sealed, he said.
Hanson-Cox, 52, is a two-term councilwoman who is up for re-election in November.
She touted her experience at Century Design, where she served as the controller, in her 2008 election biography.
"Today, as a controller of an international multimillion dollar manufacturing company, she knows the challenges of day-to-day business operations," the biography states.
Company representatives told The Watchdog on Friday that Hanson-Cox is no longer employed there. The representatives confirmed that federal agents did search the business last week and said the company was not the target of the investigation.
A reporter reached Hanson-Cox's husband, Robert Cox, at the couple's home. Cox said he was not aware of any investigation or search.
"It's an election year," he said. "Maybe the dirt is starting to fly up."
Hanson-Cox, a Republican, did not return phone calls. She is a self-described "homegrown community advocate" in tune with the needs of her hometown's local business community.
She touts a lengthy resume of business, social and humanitarian accolades. She served as president of the Mother Goose Parade Association in 2007 and 2008. She led an effort in 2009 to get 100,000 people to donate $1 to the association, which was facing financial troubles.
In 2010, she was honored as Woman of the Year for the 77th Assembly District by then-Assemblyman Joel Anderson. Anderson noted council and Mother Goose work, and her founding of the "Seniors on the Move" program.
One of her council colleagues, Gary Kendrick, said he was shocked to hear about the searches.
"I've always found Jillian to be honest and professional and with the highest caliber of character," Kendrick said. "I am surprised, but I will give her the benefit of the doubt, just as I would anyone in this situation."


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Justin's single, "Be Alright", was written about Selena, the pop star admitted to Billboard, saying, "I was overseas, and I was missing my girlfriend and I was just worried about what I was feeling." (Bauer-Griffin)
On Feb. 10, 2013, Justin revealed to fans an unfinished track called "You Want Me" while shirtless. With a title like that, was he singing to Selena? (Courtesy of Youtube)
On Jan. 29, 2013, barely a month after splitting from Selena, Justin performed an acoustic version of "Boyfriend" on The Ellen DeGeneres Show . His pain over the split showed in the somber performance! (Courtesy of Ellen)
On Mar. 10, 2013, Selena shared a video of herself dancing with friends to a song called "Everybody Knows (Douchebag)", which includes lyrics like, "Your boyfriend is a douchebag And everybody knows Your boyfriend is a douchebag Your momma told you so." Clearly, this was a major diss to Justin! (Courtesy of Youtube)
At a UNICEF concert on Jan. 19, 2013, Selena sang a cover of Justin Timberlake's infamous breakup anthem "Cry Me A River". She introduced the song by saying, "I've been through a lot the last couple of months. It's been sad and cool, but interesting. This song definitely speaks to me." So totally about Justin and their split! (Courtesy of Youtube)
On Dec. 13, 2012, Selena shared her first dance video diss for Justin. She and her friends danced to her BFF Taylor Swift's "I Knew You Were Trouble", just as the couple started having near-constant fights! (Courtesy of Youtube)
Selena released her new single "Rule The World" on Mar. 13, totally dissing Justin through lyrics like, "Forget you ever knew my name"! (FameFlynet)
On Jan. 23, 2013, Justin's song "Yellow Raincoat" leaked, believed to be about Selena, as she was seen wearing a yellow poncho on a water ride at Universal Studios a month prior. Lyrics like "Cause the fame, and the money, and the girl will drive you crazy" seemed to hint at troubles in the relationship. (Courtesy of Island Def Jam Records/GSI)
On June 23, 2011 (in happier times) Selena released the music video for "I Love You Like A Love Song. With lyrics like, "And it feels like I've been rescued/I've been set free/I am hypnotized by your destiny/You are magical, lyrical, beautiful" it's clear she was singing about her happy relationship with Justin! (Courtesy of Youtube)
On Jan. 25, 2013, Justin's single "I Would" leaked online. With lyrics like "If I could take away the pain and put a smile on your face/Baby I would, baby I would" it's clear that was a plea for forgiveness to Selena! (Courtesy of Island Def Jam Records)
On Jan. 25, 2013, Justin released a video of himself singing an acoustic version of "As Long As You Love Me". Like his "Boyfriend" performance on Ellen, this version of the song highlighted just how broken up the pop star was over his split from Selena! (Courtesy of Youtube)


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Dr. Edythe Abdullah, Mr. John Barnes, Mr. Luther Coggin, Ms. Toni Crawford, Mr. Wilfredo Gonzalez, Ms. Wanyonyi Kendrick, Ms. Joy Korman, Ms. Joannie Newton, Dr. Katherine Robinson, Dr. Bruce Taylor (via conference), Mr. Kevin Twomey
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Chair Taylor convened the meeting and recognized a quorum.
Chair Taylor shared that he, Provost Workman and Vice President Serwatka had participated in an Association of Governing Boards (AGB) workshop, along with five other universities. He mentioned that all universities were committed to elevating their institutions, in terms of excellence in their missions. He noted that the workshop was informative and gratifying and that UNF had demonstrated progress over the last two years.
Chair Taylor addressed those in attendance and offered opportunity for open comments. No one asked to address the Board.
Chair Taylor stated that the purpose of this item was to consider a proposed FOP contract for 2007-2008. He asked Vice President Stone to speak about this item.
Vice President Stone recognized Mr. Leonard Carson (via conference) as the legal counsel acting on behalf of the university and asked him to speak about this item.
Mr. Carson stated that, according to statutes, the Board of Trustees had convened for a legislative body hearing to discuss the impasse between the UNF bargaining team and the FOP. Following this meeting, a tentative agreement was reached on a new collective bargaining agreement, which was ratified by the FOP on February 27-28, 2009.
Mr. Carson stated that, consistent with the legislative body hearing and discussions at other meetings, the proposed contract between the UNF bargaining team and the FOP was being presented to the Board of Trustees for ratification.
Chair Taylor asked for a MOTION to ratify the FOP contract for 2007-2008. The MOTION was offered by Trustee Coggin and seconded by Trustee Gonzalez. The MOTION was approved as presented.
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There's really nothing special about the Acer Iconia Tab A200. Sure, it's ICS-upgradable, but both the Motorola Xoom and Asus Transformer Prime have already beat it to that particular punch.
Also, while it features the bare-minimum capabilities of all other post-Honeycomb Android tablets, it actually loses two features many Android tablet owners take for granted: a rear camera and an HDMI port.
Still, it can be yours for only $330 (for the 8GB model; $350 for 16GB), making it the cheapest noncontract buy-in to Honeycomb/ICS yet.
Whether that distinction actually makes it special enough to buy is up to you and your needs.
The Iconia Tab A200 marks Acer's third major tablet design after the A500/A501 and A100 releases. Compared with the A500/A501, the A200 is slightly thinner and lighter, with a sleeker, less boxy look.
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The tablet has a 10.1-inch capacitive touch screen, with a 2-megapixel camera on the front. Unfortunately, there's no back camera, a fact sure to disappoint those accustomed to dual-camera tablets. And by "those," I mean pretty much everyone.
The A200 sports what's probably the most adhesive back I've seen or rather felt on a tablet, doing an effective job of keeping the tablet firmly in my hands. The tablet is available in two different color schemes: a gray-backed version and one with a strawberry-red back.
Tablets with corners that don't dig into your hands as you hold them always earn points on the comfort scale. The A200, with its smooth, rounded corners, is comfortable to hold over extended periods and likely won't give you blisters.
For connections, the A200 has Micro-USB and full USB, and a microSD card slot (for cards of up to 32GB) is concealed behind a small door. It also has a headphone jack, a volume rocker, a rotation lock switch, a power/lock button, and a small pinhole-style AC adapter input hole. Unlike the A500, it doesn't have a Micro-HDMI port, unfortunately.
Software features
Acer is known for including its own unique software touches in its tablets, and the A200 is no exception. From the lock screen, Acer adds the option of swiping to one of four customizable app shortcuts--useful for getting to those much-used apps quickly.
The A200 also sees the debut of Acer Ring, an app shortcut and carousel-like bookmark hub that appears after you tap the green ring symbol at the bottom of the screen. Each bookmark or app is completely customizable, allowing you to include up to four apps and as many bookmarks as you like.
While this would seem useful, accessing apps the normal way is already so quick and easy that adding an extra step puts you that much further from your goal. To be fair, we're talking about mere seconds here, but it does add up.
Clear.fi and Media Server work in tandem to aggregate media on your network and stream media to and from the A200.
Ice Cream Sandwich
The tablet comes preinstalled with Honeycomb 3.2.1 and is upgradable to Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS). ICS is the latest version of Android and is more of an evolution of Honeycomb than something that feels completely different. There are a few notable differences, however.
UI and widgets: On the home screen, Google has slightly changed the way we access widgets. Honeycomb had a little shortcut at the top of the screen, or you could press and hold the home screen, but now widgets have been grouped with apps.
Tapping the apps shortcut now brings you to a dual apps-and-widgets section, each with its own tab. Also, swiping through your apps will eventually bring you to widgets. This change is subtle; widgets now feel less hidden and more important than before because of it.
One of the most annoying things about Honeycomb notifications is the way they can pile up, requiring you to close each individual one to get rid of them. Fortunately, ICS lets you kill them all in one fell swoop and let the tablet gods sort it out. Also, instead of simply showing you the last message you've received, ICS consolidates all mail notifications into one, displaying the number of new messages you have.
Settings: With settings you'll notice right off the bat that things are subtly different, with no real huge changes, just a few useful refinements. Options have now been split into four sections: Wireless and networks, Device, Personal, and System. Some features that were crammed in with others in Honeycomb now have their own sections.
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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 24.0262 Tuesday, 28 May 2013
Date: May 27, 2013 9:57:26 PM EDT
Subject: EARLY THEATRE 16.1 (2013)
Early Theatre 16.1 is forthcoming in June 2013. The journal is printed on paper and almost simultaneously online for subscribers. New subscribers are always welcome. See our website for information:
The Will of Simon Jewell and the Queen's Men Tours in 1592
Chiaki Hanabusa
'This place was made for pleasure not for death': Performativity,
Language, and Action in The Spanish Tragedy
Alexandra S. Ferretti
Shared Borders: The Puppet in Ben Jonson's Bartholomew Fair
Kristina E. Caton
'Bound up and clasped together': Bookbinding as Metaphor for
Marriage in Richard Brome's The Love-Sick Court
Eleanor Lowe
Accidents Happen: Roger Barnes's 1612 Edition of Marlowe's Edward II
Mathew R. Martin
Old Testament Adaptation in The Stonyhurst Pageants
J. Case Tompkins
Hornpipes and Disordered Dancing in The Late Lancashire
Witches: A Reel Crux?
Brett D. Hirsch
Review Essay
Defining Tudor Drama
Kent Cartwright
Book Reviews
John H. Astington. Actors and Acting in Shakespeare's Time:
The Art of Stage Playing. Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press, 2010.
Reviewed by Eleanor Lowe
Janette Dillon. Shakespeare and the Staging of English History.
Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011.
Reviewed by Patrick J. Murray
Christina M. Fitzgerald and John T. Sebastian (gen eds). The
Broadview Anthology of Medieval Drama. Peterborough, ON:
Broadview, 2013.
Reviewed by Chester N. Scoville
Charles R. Forker (ed.). The Troublesome Reign of John, King of
England. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2011.
Reviewed by Karen Oberer
Katherine R. Larson. Early Modern Women in Conversation.
Houndmills: Palgrave Macmillan, 2011.
Reviewed by Sarah Johnson
Christopher Marsh. Music and Society in Early Modern England.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2010.
Reviewed by Katherine Hunt
Kathryn M. Moncrief and Kathryn R. McPherson (eds). Performing
Pedagogy in Early Modern England: Gender, Instruction, and
Performance. Aldershot: Ashgate, 2011.
Reviewed by Yvonne Bruce
Helen Smith. Grossly Material Things: Women and Book Production
in Early Modern England. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2012.
Reviewed by Christina Luckyj
Ayanna Thompson. Passing Strange: Shakespeare, Race and
Contemporary America. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011.
Reviewed by Jami Rogers
Alden T. & Virginia Mason Vaughan. Shakespeare in America.
Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2012.
Reviewed by Alan Andrews
Martin Wiggins, in association with Catherine Richardson. British
Drama 1533–1642: A Catalogue. Volume I: 1533–1566. Oxford:
Oxford University Press, 2012.
Reviewed by Peter Happé
Editor, Early Theatre <http://digitalcommons.mcmaster.ca/earlytheatre/>
Professor, English and Cultural Studies
McMaster University


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Defending champion Choi Na-yeon kept her lead yesterday at the Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia, while fellow South Korean Park In-bee lit up the greens with a flawless 65 to move into contention.
Choi, who won the tournament last year and has led from the opening day, finished with a 68 for a total score of 13-under 200 at the Kuala Lumpur Golf and Country Club.
More than four hours play was lost due to a thunderstorm, but Choi managed to maintain her lead despite being tired out by the rain.
"I don't really like being in the lead as there is more pressure. I prefer to play catch up and make my move in the last round," said Choi, who bagged her first Major when she triumphed at the US Women's Open earlier this year.
"I was feeling the pressure a bit as it has been a long day, what with the four-hour delay and all. All day long it has been raining. It's tiring," she said.
Choi had a lone bogey on the 10th hole. She started the day brilliantly, sinking a putt on the first to set the pace. She then had three more birdies on the fifth, 12th and 16th holes.
However, the day belonged to Park. With a three-day score of 11-under 202, the 24-year-old moved up from joint-12th to lie just two strokes behind Choi.
Park had a hot putter on the back nine, returning to continue her round after the rain delay to reel off six birdies on the 12th, 13th, 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th holes.
"I think I play much better in the rain ... I much prefer the rain than the heat," she said.
"My putting on the front nine was very disappointing even though I had some chances for birdies. It picked up after the rain and I managed to sink a few of them," Park said.
Australian veteran Karrie Webb is four strokes behind Choi and said her final birdie had given her a slight chance of catching her.
"The putt on the last gets me that little bit closer," said the 38-year-old, who had five birdies and two bogeys to round off her day.
"I feel great going into the final round and it all depends how well Choi plays tomorrow," she said.
World No. 1 Yani Tseng of Taiwan had her first sub-par round of the tournament with a three-under 68, but is tied for 53rd with a three-day score of five-over 218.
The US$1.9 million tournament, which features a star-studded cast of LPGA golfers, ends today.
It opens the tour's four-event Asian swing. The HanaBank Championship is scheduled for next week in South Korea, followed by stops in Taiwan and Japan.


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Just a little innocent wish list for my birthday that is coming up (again) on saturday. So family and friends, if you are thinking about not really getting me anything because ''I live abroad'' or because you assume I ''already have everything'' think again, I am clearly lacking some of the following items...
1. Acne ombre jacket, simply gorgeous, no explanation needed
2. Kurt geiger heels, like jewellery for your feet, just landed on their website..
3. Ipad, I just really want one
4. Celine large boston tote, what a dream
5. Lumi bag, Finnish design and goes with everything
6. A Canon G12, although I really need everything on this list, this one is probably the reasonable one
7. Fashionology ring, beautiful accessory that would be perfect with black
8. Any book on fossils, totally intriguing
9. Alexander wang heels - simplified joy as the 'cape' can also be taken off
10. Sabre sunglasses - been on my wish list since summer, now that the season is over, it might be time
11. Karen millen satchel - just perfect to fit my camera
12. Simone rocha heels - a work of art, a solution to wearing flats without them actually being flats
13. Mawi bracelet - spikes and jems? yes please
14. Acne brogues - growing on me... also love them in black
15. Aldo heels - how great is the low cut?
16. Margiela rings - beautiful idea, even more beautiful in that bronze colour
ps. for the ones this is aimed at, you should take me bloody seriously! for the ones that it's not, totally do not.
pps. for the men in my life, I made it in to a sudoku so you could enjoy it just a tinsy bit more <3


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We see in 04 BE Griffith outsmarts and out skills Guts in combat.
After the three years he was with the Falcons. Guts trained for battle every day, while Griffith began focusing his time and efforts elsewhere.
I always wondered how Guts might have fared in his little rematch with Griffith had he not been still wounded by their first encounter. But seeing how Griffith owned him in the blink of an eye, maybe him more hale may not have made a difference in that situation...God, even all that has happened I miss Guts and Griffith's old friendship...
Yeah i was gonna say this. Seeing how the rematch was pretty close and Guts had literally just woken up from a injury induced coma I imagined them being pretty close in skill at this time. I feel like if Guts couldn't take him at this point with full HP it certainly wouldn't have taken him long to eclipse Griffith (huehue).-Arc
I think Griffith was far more skillful than guts (even at full health), he was able to easily parry those heavy strikes plus submit him even while he was punching his girly face (a very disadvantage position if u ask me).
Griffith definitely uses a more advanced form of swordplay with clever parry's and counter-attacks.
Griffith was not exceptionally more skillful than Guts, even then. They use very different types of swords and so they fight differently, but the key differentiator is that Griffith is able to deflect the full brunt of Guts' strikes with a single hand (which is quite the feat of strength). Whether he could have done so as easily as he did had Guts not been wounded is actually a good question. That aside, Guts could also parry and counterattack, it's not like that's some super technical skill. His fighting style just doesn't lend itself to it as much since he uses a massive weapon.
Griffith always seem to use an opponents attack to create an opening with a parry or similar maneuver
However, Griffith's style is also very technical with precise ripostes and the ability to even parry Guts huge sword. I guess that's why it makes such a good matchup and story they are fairly even match.
Well... I think its intersesting to see what would have happened in their rematch if Griffith's sabre didn't snap in two in the first second. But I think the reason why Guts undoubtedly won was that while Griffith was utterly livid at that moment, Guts was unnaturally calm; Just like how in their first duel, Griffith was very calm while Guts was very angry.
I disagree
I truly appreciate the vote of confidence, though I had little thought to what I was doing! I certainly did not think victory was assured and only out of stubbornness and the arrogance of never having lost did I go through with it and think I could possibly beat him on the first strike. I was basically gambling my life, and his if I was successful, on a single sword stroke as Guts did against Zodd (or so he told me). Unfortunately, his strength and skill completely rendered mine moot and he not only broke my sword but had the control, strength and presence of mind to stop his before cutting me down. As you can tell from my expression at the time, I was just as surprised he could do that as anyone (as a matter of fact, I had to bathe and change my undergarments before I went to rape the princess). I understand it was ultimately an act of compassion and friendship, but that mercy only made it more humiliating for someone such as myself. Anyway, thank you for keeping the faith my friend, that is still my only loss as far as I am concerned... and as you say, mayhaps there was a defect in my sword after all... -Griffith


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Late last year, we shipped a container of medical supplies and equipment to our partner icddr,b to distribute amongst different hospitals in Bangladesh. Included on the shipment were eight PET (personal energy transportation) Carts, a three-wheeled, hand-cranked wheelchair. If you aren't familiar with them, we encourage you to check them out here.
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Monday, December 30, 2013
5 comments:
- Brandi B. said...
This whole dang situation has the makings of a "somebunny done somebunny wrong" song!
Jail, honky tonks, boozy dudes and floozies who hate to love them...wait, not floozies. In Zoey's case it would be disapproving dudes and the floofies who keep them in line!
"Because you're mine, I walk the line!"
My big mouth is gonna get me into trouble in 2014!
- December 30, 2013 at 9:36 PM
- Crafty Green Poet said...
Hope 2014 is a wonderful year for all of you...
- December 31, 2013 at 7:34 AM
- Auntie Jane (It is official!) said...
RG? Opinions? From us? When have you ever known any of us to have opinions?
I really would like 2014 to be the best ever for everyone and everybunn until next year which I want to be even better.
Now, I could use an advice column from Zoey focusing on making huswhatevers behave. I am proud to see she is standing by her man (waiting to get her paws on him).
Brandi? When have you ever gotten in trouble? Happy Birthday to Bugs!
- December 31, 2013 at 12:13 PM
- speedyrabbit said...
Hehehehe "the Boys are back in town"Hey Chico ready to slip out for the boys night out?xx Speedy
- December 31, 2013 at 12:22 PM
- Auntie Jane (It is official!) said...
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We are a startup based website ( http://www.spottedhere.com ) out of Dallas that launched in December of 2008. Our website is a nightlife entertainment based website that provides information on Venues (Clubs, Bars, Concert Halls), Pictures, and Events for different cities.
Currently we focus on Dallas, but are currently in the process of expanding to other cities.
Before we do that we want to redesign the website more targeted to our content & user group, and want to focus our redesign efforts around a new logo.
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We currently get around 30k visitors a month and are growing at 4-5% each month, just for Dallas.
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3) Age: 23 - 35 / Out of towner. Someone is going to another city and looking up popular venues, good strip clubs, etc. for the city they are visiting.
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