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We are live at the Dragon Gate USA event in Miami, Florida. I actually just arrived so Richard Trionfo, who was going to do play by play will provide live thoughts and I will be do PBP.
Pre-Show Notes: There will be at least one surprise tonight....The promotion is extremely happy with their $1.98 promotional price as they have over 1,000 new first-time buys for the iPPV broadcast and 2,000 or so buys total as of 7:15 PM.
AR Fox vs. Rich Swann
Swann came to the ring doing the Ronin song and got the crowd rowdy asking if everyone was drunk yet.
They locked up and Fox began working over Swann's arm. Swann slipped out and grabbed a side headlock. They started chain wrestling. Fox went for a legsweep but Swann did a backflip to escape it and they faced off. They went back and forth until Swann nailed a big dropkick.
Swann beat on Fox in the corner and peppered him with punches in the corner. He followed up with a chop in the corner. Fox grabbed him and suplexed him on the back of his head for a two count. Swann rolled out. Fox ran off the apron and flipped off the ringpost, but Swann moved. Swann then did a flip off and barely caught Fox. The crowd chanted, "We want wrestling."
Back in the ring, Fox killed Swann with a series of cannonballs in the corner for a near fall. He cinched in a side headlock, working Swann over. Fox nailed a split-legged moonsault for another two count. Swann fired back but was drilled with a hard DDT for a two count. Swann came back with a leaping kick to the head and a rana off the ropes.
Swann came back with a series of kicks and a big splash for a two count. Swann went up and over in the corner but was nailed and hit with a top rope swanton. Swann rolled to the outside. Fox drilled him with a kick and did a springboard into an inverted backflip, going upside down from an inverted position, crashing down on Swann. That was insane. Fox went for a top rope legdrop onto the apron but Swann moved and there was no water in the pool.
Swann nailed him with a handspring into an Ace Crusher, then nailed an awesome frog splash for a two count. They went into a hot series of near falls until Swann chopped him hard in the face. He went to the ropes but was nailed. Fox leapt and nailed a one man Spanish Fly for the pin.
Your winner, AR Fox!
This was an absolutely incredible opener. Just awesome innovative stuff here.
DGUSA Tag Team champions CIMA and Ricochet came out. CIMA announced he wouldn't be able to wrestle tonight and apologized saying he loved the United States, wrestling and Dragon Gate, but they will have to vacate the belts. He apologized to Ricochet.
Ronin's Johnny Gargano and Chuck Taylor came out. Taylor told them they needed to hand the belts over because Ronin was the new champion. Gargano then refused, saying he wanted to earn the belts the way he earned his Open the Freedom Gate title. Masato Yoshino came out and said that he wanted a shot at Gargano's belt but tonight offered to be Ricochet's partner. They all agreed. As an angle to set up something later, it was fine.
The Scene (with Larry Dallas) vs. Bobby Fish & mystery partner
The Scene came out with Shelly Martinez, Amber O'Neal and Sassie Stephy). Fish came out alone and Dallas mocked him for not having a partner. Tommy Dreamer came out to a big pop and an ECW chant.
They all brawled. Dreamer nailed Caleb Konley with a pumphandle slam and locked in a Crossface. He and Fish then worked over Scott Reed. Fish nailed a slingshot splash for a two count. He drilled Reed with a dropkick and knocked Konley off the apron. Fish faked them with a dive and they ran off. Dreamer nailed a double clothesline off the apron to the floor.
Konley dropped Dreamer across the guard rail. The Scene worked him over on the floor until Fish chased them away. They rolled him into the ring and continued beating on Dreamer. Fish tried to help but the referee forced him out, allowing the Scene to work over Dreamer more. The Scene slammed Dreamer down and drilled him with a double elbowdrop for a two count. The girls worked over Dreamer when he was near the ropes.
The Scene both backdropped Dreamer for a two count but Fish broke up the count. Konley went to come off the ropes. Dreamer went to kick him but Konley caught the foot and drilled Dreamer with an elbow. Dreamer kicked off a charge and made the hot tag to Fish.
Fish cleaned house and nailed several big kicks and a Dragon Screw legwhip to Reed. He whipped Reed into the corner and nailed an elbow. Dreamer returned and nailed Konley. Stephy and Amber attacked him. He grabbed them and kissed them both, then piledrove Stephy. Konley nailed Dreamer with a backstabber. Fish attacked Konley and locked him in a kneebar for the submission.
Your winners, Tommy Dreamer & Bobby Fish!
Shelley went after Dreamer, so he spanked her hard.
Fun back and forth match.
Sami Callihan vs. BxB Hulk
Callihan worked over Hulk early and tied him up on the mat, focusing his attack on the knees. Callihan drilled him with chops then brought Hulk over to the ringpost. He slammed Hulk's leg into the ringpost then drilled him with a kick. Callihan brought him back in the ring and beat him hard with chops and rakes.
Hulk fired back with a series of kicks to the chest and back. Hulk continued to nail Sami with a series of kicks in the corner, then nailed a Tazplex/powerslam combination. Callihan backed off into the corner but Hulk continued to stomp away at him. Hulk nailed a stiff kick and covered him for another two count.
Hulk measured him and stiffly kicked Callihan in the chest and nose. He may have broken his nose. Callihan started psyching himself up. He spit on Hulk and challenged him. Hulk drilled him with a series of kicks to the head and chest. He went to go off the ropes but was caught and nailed with a death valley driver. Callihan used the ropes to slingshot splash. He followed up with a clothesline, sending Hulk off the apron to the floor and drilled him with a tope suicida. Callihan then tossed Hulk into the first row.
Hulk returned with a kick to the head and rolled Callihan back into the ring. Hulk nailed a springboard spinkick for another two count. Hulk went for a superplex but Callihan fought him off and went for a top rope sunset flip. Hulk held onto the ropes so Callihan kicked him hard in the back of his leg. Hulk fell into the ring, where Callihan locked on another leglock.
Hulk fought his way back to his feet and nailed an awesome series of kicks and a standing moonsault press for a two count. Hulk went for a springboard but his knee gave out and he crashed into the ring. Callihan drilled him from the ropes and locked on a Stretch Muffler. Hulk rolled him up for a two. Callihan fought off an attempted kick. He went to finish off Hulk but Christina Von Eerie came to the ring, drank Callihan's beer and then beckoned to Callihan. He went for a kiss and she spit the beer into his eyes, blinding him.
Hulk drilled Callihan and pinned him.
Your winner, BxB Hulk!
Good match. I didn't love the finish since it was so random, but it was good stuff until then.
Callihan cut a promo and said that he should have known not to trust a woman. He got a great line off about usually loving when women spit alcohol all over him. He said that all he can think about is Sabu, repeating his name. He said Sabu was an extreme loser and old.
The lights went out and when they returned, Sabu was in the ring. He and Sami brawled. Sabu got the better of it until the DUF hit the ring. Arik Cannon nailed Sabu with a full can of beer from behind. Jon Davis and AR Fox hit the ring. Fox and Sami brawled to the back.
Street Fight: Sabu & Jon Davis vs. The DUF
Everyone brawled. Sabu put a table on the apron. Davis went for a powerbomb but Pinky Sanchez drilled him with a running knee and a kneelift. Davis cut him off with a leaping leg lariat. Sabu pulled out a spike and began stabbing Arik Cannon in the head, busting him open. He spiked him in the side of the head then nailed Air Sabu off a chair.
Sabu went for another but was caught and hung on the ropes, drilled into the mat. Davis hit the ring for a save, spinebusting him. Sanchez and Cannon doubleteamed Davis and Sabu. Cannon DVDR'd his own partner on Davis. Sabu set up a table in the corner but was beaten down by Cannon.
Davis dispatched Sanchez to the floor and clotheslined Cannon, who took a 360 bump. Sabu worked over Cannon and laid him facefirst on a table, then came off with a flying legdrop through it. Davis speared Sanchez as he tried to make the save and scored the pin.
Your winner, Sabu and Jon Davis!
Callihan attacked Sabu from behind and nailed him with a bottle. He began cutting a promo asking Sabu if he thought this was going to be that easy. He said he wasn't going to finish Sabu on a 1.99 PPV. He said that he wants Sabu to think all night about tomorrow being his last match. He stood over Sabu strangling him with his feet and walked off.
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Men's jumper is a firm fixture in the current fashion world. It is a fundamental part of men's fashion. In this article, you can get basic information about stylish jumpers and tips to choose them.
Jumpers can be a fantastic addition to your wardrobe. They can suit all body types and occasions. They need not necessarily suit everyone, but it is important that every man has appropriate jumper during work or play.
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This is Cocoa. Cocoa is a 3 year old REALLY nice dog. I have been working with her family for several months helping them keep her..but the axe fell this week and it is just no longer possible. It's give her up or be homeless. Both husband and wife have serious medical conditions AND are responsible for a newborn Grandson. They have really gone the extra mile to keep her but no matter what they have done, one more thing goes wrong. You guys know I do not advocate owner surrenders, but in this case..I really want to help them help her.
Cocoa is a super sweet dog with excellent manners. She has amazing toy drive without being annoying. And happily settles in for a snuggle when the toys are put away. She is in great shape, seriously an athelete. Would probably make a great choice for obedience, agility or even weight pull. She is not overlarge, probably somewhere around 50 pounds. And despite being a blue fawn, she is not overdone at all. She is just an all around great dog. We are courtesy listing her and should I find space, I am probably going to pull her into foster. She is worth it. And this is one of those truly rare occaions when so do the owners. They have all been through hell. And the last thing they needs is for their dog to die because of it.
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Years ago my grandmother taught me how to knit...sort of. She taught me the garter stitch and I made a pair of fingerless gloves by knitting a square, sewing the ends together, and poking my thumb through the seam to make a thumb hole.
A few years ago I started knitting again, mostly making scarves, but I did manage to learn the knit stitch and figured out how to make stripes and letters. Recently I decided that I should learn a little more, and when I found this free pattern by Susan B. Anderson for Spud & Chloë, I decided this was a good place to start.
It wasn't a hard project, and by referring to Susan B. Anderson's books and various tutorials on YouTube, I managed to finish it quite quickly, considering this was the first time I've ever knitted anything in the round.
I'm totally inspired to knit more! I even joined Ravelry and started a board on Pinterest to keep track of all the fun stuff I'd like to knit someday. Now if only Abe would start going to bed early...


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Can social media get a person fired? Ask Heather Armstrong
August 20, 2010
At the ABA Annual Meeting in San Francisco earlier this month, WestlawNext sponsored a free CLE seminar called "Legal Issues from the Social Media Explosion," which explored legal issues associated with Facebook, Twitter, blogs, and other social media forms.
The audience got an entertaining view of the client's perspective from one of the world's most famous professional bloggers, Heather Armstrong (dooce.com), who was famously fired (or "dooced") after anonymously blogging about her boss.
"I felt like I had ended my life," Armstrong told the 270 people in attendance. "I was valedictorian at my school, I graduated with honors from college, and here I was getting fired for doing something really, really dumb." Her advice to bloggers now? "Be ye not so stupid."
The session inspired a number of insightful blog posts and articles. Here are a few that caught our eye:
- Slander or Satire? When Does Social Media Cross Legal Lines? (ABA Journal)
- Growing Social Media Use Among Employees Necessitates Employer Response (ABA Now)
- Another Example of Why Your Company Now Needs a Social Media Policy (Connecticut Employment Law Blog)
Attendees also got some expert legal perspective from Marylee Abrams and Kenneth Kunkle, two attorneys who deal with social media in the workplace. Abrams talked about the need for employers to develop social media policies, and Kunkle discussed copyright and trademark concerns stemming from the explosion in social media use.
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Oriental Carpets' Name
Rugs are named generally by the regions they are weave.
Regions in Anatolia
Bergama is a little town in northwest part of the country; here there are approximately eighty villages which weave Bergama carpets. This ancient city was one of the most powerful and richest region in Anatolia. The history of carpet waving in this region has a very old background. Bergama carpets have always been woven as wool on wool material combination while wefts are all red. Knotting density of these rugs is about 12 knots per square cm. and mostly come in three – four square meter sizes. Those woven in Canakkale are slightly larger. Motifs can be divided by two main groups: as Kozak type and Turkish type. Kozak type rugs have big geometrical designs, these ones remind Kozak – Gendje region rugs. In Turkish type usually designs are very floral and embroidered with leaves of the pine trees. They consist mainly of two colours, the dark reds and blues. In these rugs red color, which is used for dyeing the wool yarns, makes the pile less thick than the rest of the surface after a certain time, so blue motifs appear higher. The evil eyes that you see at the edges give them an exceptionally unusual appearance.
These carpets are made by Yoruk's semi-nomadic tribes who leave near the ocean on the warm plains during the winter months. The villages are around Antalya, on the Mediterranean cost, are the main producing centers of this type of carpets are made with wool and dyes produced by the nomads themselves. The predominant colors are always bright red and dark blue, with a smaller amount of white. Distinctive patterns in the borders are the sheep's eye and knife tip and the "hands on hips" motif, an age old symbol denoting female fertility which dates back to the time when the tribes worshipped mother goddesses. The field are usually are taken up by a large red double mihrab, edged in ram's horn motif. Often the shape of the double mihrap is cut into by two triangles on either side. Ears of grain representing fertility and carnations are frequently seen. If there is a tree of life it's generally made up of carnations, "the flowers of the people". Some times one can see a strange motif, a stylized representation of the human figure which is used to guard against evil. The number of knots in these carpets is equal to 160,000 knots per square meter.
A wide variety of types of carpets are produced in Turkey with widely varying degrees of quality. For the discerning buyer or collector there are twelve recognized types of carpets, each type produced in different geographical districts and each having distinctive designs, colors and quality. They are easily noted. Once one learns to "read" or recognize the patterns or designs and colors associated with the geographical area in which produced. The finest contemporary and highest quality of silk and wool carpets currently made in Turkey are produced in town near Istanbul, called Hereke. The Hereke carpets are either woven in pure silk or cotton and wool. The pure silk carpet uses silk from Bursa. In wool and cotton carpets the warps and wefts are cotton and the best quality of wool is used for knots in the pile. The silk Hereke carpets have from 1.0 to 1.2 million knots per square meter. The knot density in the highest quality wool carpets is any where between 360,000 to 400,000 knots per square meter. In second quality wool carpets the knots are around 250,000 to 300,000 per square meter. The dominant colors in Hereke carpets are dark blue, cream and cinnamon and occasionally yellow and green are used. The traditional floral designs are common and each design has its own name, such as : Seljuk Star, Seven Mountain Flowers, Ploneise, 101 Flowers, and Tulip. The flowers in the design and the harmony of colors add warmth to a home.
Kars located near the Russian border in Turkey, produces carpets designed in the Caucasian style. The main motif used is the large cruciform. The quiet olive-green combined with a dull red-brown and lighter beige tones give the piece enormous warmth. The eight stylized trees of life in the corners are surrounded by a Caucasian calyx-and-leaf border and the guard stripes are called 'running dogs." The extremely valuable hand-spun mountain wool is used in the hand weaving and is especially prized by acknowledged buyers. Natural dyed wool is used with the dominate colors navy blue, red and cream. There are 200.000 knots per square meter in Kars carpet's and for this reason Kars carpets are so noted fine works of art.
The town of Kayseri, situated in central Turkey, has been famous as a carpet making center for centuries. Carpets and Kilims of Kayseri are of various types. Silk carpets and wool ,natural wool (no dyes), and Bunyan carpets are the major categories produced. Kayseri carpets are woven both at the workshops and in the homes. Weavers usually buy yarn from shops and after finishing their carpet would sell it to the same shop in order to buy more yarn. The sizes, designs and number of knots are the same as Bunyan carpets, but the large sizes are rather rare. Cotton is used as warp and weft. These carpets are considered the masterpieces of Kayseri and as such are sought out by dealers to sell to the foreign trade. Kayseri carpets are woven entirely in silk as well and will have 600,000 to 700,000 knots per square meter. Bunyan carpets are often in floral designs of a typical Oriental carpet. The yarn is cotton and wool dyed with vegetable dyes, and about 120,000 to 150,000 knots per square meter. The Kayseri Bunyan carpets are made in different sizes; from pillow sizes of 62 by 100 cm. to the large 16 square meters carpet. Kayseri natural wool carpets have all the properties of Bunyan carpets except there are not as many colors used as in the Bunyan carpets. Colors of white, cream, light and dark brown and sometimes black are used in this types of carpets with the same number knots as in the Bunyan carpets.
Kozak carpets are woven by semi-nomadic shepherds who live in the highland regions of the Caucasus Mountains and their environment is reflected in their products. The distinctive designs in Kozak Carpets can be easily recognized. The warp and weft threads are wool with the weft threads always in red or brown colors. The wool pile in these carpets is fairly deep and the yarn used is always of excellent quality. The Kozak carpet has approximately 50 to 100 Turkish knots per square inch. The motifs used in these carpets are, formal, geometric, central medallion, repeated pattern and "Eagle." True Kozak carpets are mostly antique pieces and were produced in the Caucasus Mountains. Currently a limited number of Kozak carpets are produced and are much prized by dealers.
Kula is the name of a town in Western Anatolia where these wool carpets are made. The village carpets of Kula are woven on a woolen warp and weft and for the most part have strong geometric designs. The colors are rich but soft with earth tones of rust, green, gold, and blue being common, however, the dominant colors are pastel. The most important characteristics of these carpets are that they are woven with 100% wool yarn and have varying patterns, colors and sizes. Kula carpets contain 160,000 knots per square meter. Along with all Kula patterns various Anatolian patterns are frequently seen in Kula carpet. Kula carpets resemble those of other Western Anatolian products like, Ushak and Gordes, with their wide borders restrained colors. They also tend to have a short and somewhat lusty pile. Borders usually consist of a number of stripes of about equal width decorated with little stars and flowers. The earliest patterns of Kula carpets were either geometrical or composed of highly stylised nomadic forms. In the last century Kula carpets often had richer and more imaginative floral designs. At the end of the 19th century they were exported to Europe by the thousands, often under the name of Ushak and Gordes carpets. The typical features were a light grey or cream background with floral patterns in pink and blue. Kula carpets which have furnished many homes are very elegant. They were particularly favored for the dining room and libraries.
Kulluce carpets are produced in a town between Afyon and Denizli. The people of this area are mostly Caucasian immigrants who have been weaving their geometric and Caucasian designs for years. Undyed natural color of shop wool used creates tones such as: Beige, dark brown, cream, light brown, black and grey. The number of knots in Kulluce carpets is approximately 140.000 to 160.000 per square meter. These carpets are made in workshops and they are very precise.
Ladik is a town located north of Konya in the hearth of Anatolia. The main sources of income in this area are animal husbandry, agriculture and carpet production. Konya and Ladik are the oldest carpet making centers in Turkey. Even during the 15th. center the art of carpet weaving flourished in Konya because it was the capital of the Seljuk Empire and a very important communication and political center. There are many notable at works in Konya and perhaps the most famous in the Green Mosque. From Arabia, Iran and other countries many artists came to Konya to practice their crafts. The surviving carpets of this era offer ample evidence of the Turkish character. During this same period carpet weaving skill spread from Konya to other parts of Anatolia. The colors in Ladik carpets are very vivid and well matched. After Kula carpets, Ladik carpets, with their 250,000 knots per square meter, are considered just as fine.
Milas is the center of a weaving area in Western Turkey near Izmir. It gives its name to all the carpets produced in the region. Those made in the immediate area of Milas are different in style to those made in the South-west Peninsula, around the center of Karaova. There are four sub-types which constitute the Milas family,' the prayer carpet with the lozenge shaped niche, the bright red medallion Milas, the antique Milas which is woven in shades of red-brown and yellow and the Ada Milas which is quite restrained in design. The prayer rugs are the most important sub-type, with their unusual shaped Mihrab, elongated, terminating in a lozenge, representing the immortality of the soul. Carpets from no other region have Mihrabs in this shape. There are approximately 160.000 knots per square meter in the Milas carpets.
Milas colors mostly include earth shades of rust red, brick red, and tawny yellow and Brown, along with a characteristic subdued mauve. The range of major and minor border stripes is narrow, with the same elements remaining unchanged for the last 100 years more.
With its pastel colors, it is a quite decorative rug.
Taspinar is a small hamlet in the carpet weaving areas of the Nigde. Nigde is one of the main roads that cross the Taurus Mountains. Taspinar produces excellent carpet of a thick pile, knotted in high quality wool. They have a predominantly blue and red field enlivened by delicate motifs in lighter shades. The yarn is dyed with natural vegitable dyes by the Caucasian methods. Taspinar carpets are among the most beautiful of all Anatolian carpets. In the old Taspinar's carpets the Persian influence can be seen which are plant figures and geometric designs used simultaneously. However, the rich colors and beautifully proportioned somewhat formal design prevent this unusual mixture from this pleasing the eye. Well cared for, old Taspinars have a wonderful silk like quality. As the lanolin in the wool rises to the surface it gives the pile a soft rich velvety sheen. New Taspinars are made in the same rich colors as old ones, but the designs are becoming more varied. Caucasian and nomadic pattern have become more regular in recent years. The knot density of Taspinar carpets are 140,000 per square meter.
Ushak is a small city located in west-central Anatolia. Since the 15Th century it has been an important carpet weaving center. Its importance comes from the revolutionary change on the design of the carpets. Normally most Anatolian carpets have classical tribal motifs which are generally geometric but on Ushak carpets it had shift to curvilinear and decorative motifs. This happened due to demand of Ottoman Palace. Unlike tribal carpet they were produced on workshops and special designers made the designs. That resulted on wider range of design and size. At the beginning, they were woven wool on wool foundation but as the sizes increased , wool on cotton foundation production started because on oversize carpets wool foundation is not strong enough.
These carpets, made in the vicinity of Kayseri are of a very fine quality and are considered very attractive. A rich red with indigo colored blue is used throughout the field with a border of brilliant shades of yellow and gold. This carpets are very popular, because of the traditional flawless workmanship of the Yahyali weavers. The main ornamental motif of a contemporary and antique Yahyali is the hexagon which is similar to those of the Yoruk carpets, but they are more linear in execution. A double hexagon encloses a light blue centerpiece. The hexagon may be single, double or triple. Most Yahyali carpets have these common characteristics. A main border with stylized flowers and an "old gold" ground, surrounded by two lesser borders with a dark blue ground. The main field is nearly always red, with a blue medallion and corner pieces, which have stepped edges. The warm color harmony and beautiful designs along with good quality make the Yahyali carpets one of the most popular carpets of Anatolia. The number of knots in Yahyali carpets are equal to the number of Milas carpets (140,000 knots per square meter).
Yagcibedir carpets are produced in the mountainous areas of the Aegean regions, in the nomad inhabited villages of Mazilar, Islamlar, Karakecili, Yenikoy, Karaoba and Kocaoba (the oba ending means 'nomad tent"). According to the legend Yagcibedir was a butter seller from Kayseri who made excellent quality carpets to supplement his income. He shared his skills with the people of the villages he visited, so when they started to produce, they named their carpets after him. The warp, weft and knots are made of pure lamb's wool, and the pile is clipped short to allow the pattern to be clearly seen. The dominant colors are dark indigo blue and rich madder red, sometimes with the inclusion of cream, brown, softer shades of red and pinks. As the carpets age they become more and more lovely, as the dark reds fade to a beautiful soft red-brown. The colors and patterns of Yagcibedir carpets have remained the same for countless generations. They are very distinctive and easy to recognize. The dark blue ground is patterned with geometric forms: stars, flowers, stylized birds and numerous stars of Suleyman.
The field is framed by a border of five or seven bands. The double ended prayer niche, which indicates that the weavers were Shi-ite Moslems, is very distinctive with an edge of three stepped lines, ending in a ram's horn motif. These carpets are often the favorites of male carpet lovers, due to the masculine colors and simple geometric designs. The knots density in these carets are 160.000 per square meter.
Regions in Caucasus
The unique beauty and grandeur of Shakdag and Tufandag, the snow-capped peaks of spurts of the Greater Caucasus Range, spreading out into the Caspian…
The forests running right down to the golden sands of the Caspian shores the orchards spreading out beyond the horizon, the rich soil of the valleys, the Samur – Divinchinska lowland…
The country spreading westward of the Apsheron peninsula, from the ancient Shemakha up to the Derbent barrage, for centuries waging the struggle, repulsing the foreign invasions…
The legendary Derbent of Beireklers and Banuchichens, Dede Korkud and Fatali Khan… The beautiful country of Kuba is lying here. Sheer rocks, rapid mountain streams, multicolored valleys, all these gifts of Kuba were handed over in the wealth of their unique hues to the popular arts – i. e. carpet-making, poetry and metalwork(copper items).
Shirvan means high mountains, boundless forests, ancient strongholds, the voice whispering thousands of legends… The name Gyulistan, which means "flower garden" can be given not only to the capital of Shirvanshaks but to the whole Shirvan region. In truth , Shirvan is the flower garden of Azerbaijan. Not only Diri Baba and Djavanshir strongholds, but every cemetery keeps still unread stone pages of the chronicle of the history of our Motherland. From Kobystan preserving the traces of great art of our people for ten thousand years up the eyes of Shirvan, which are piercing the sky, through the Pirkuli observatory, along the old caravan route passing through ancient towns and villages disappeared in the past, up to now, as it was many centuries ago, numerous springs gust out from the rocks, like Goch-bulag, as an embodiment of the inexhaustible source of people's inspirations. Home country of Djavanshir and Khagani Shirvani. Imadedin Nasimi, and Rasul Riza… In the daytime and at night one can hear the tapping sound of the copper-smiths of Lagich. The flowers give their colors Shemakha Kelagais, the crimson blood of the pomegranate is mingled with a pure song of the green trees, tipping out onto the silks of Shirvan, onto its carpets and articles of its jewelers.
Historians cannot give the exact age of the old Ganja. But about a thousand years ago Ganja was the largest town in Transcaucasia, its population being a half million people.
For many years old Ganja was the capital of Northern Azerbaijan. Now Ganja is one of the largest centers of culture and arts in this country. It carefully preserves the fine ancient architectural monuments of the past… The indelible traces of Ganja's wisdom will live in the Ganja carpets forever.
Kazak occupies an honorable place in the economic and cultural life of the republic due the famous horses of the Dilboz stock and the flocks of sheep, the saz and poetry, the ashug (popular bards) and the carpets.
Every inch of the land is the history alive, and those who live on the land of Kazak now, the heirs of this history, preserve and further promote the creative work of people, thorough whose efforts Kazakh has acquired its frame.
On the plains of Karabagh the herds of horses are prancing, the stocks of Karabagh horses being world renown; on the Karabagh Mountains the flocks of famous sheep is indispensable in making carpet woolen yarn.
The carpets woven in Karabagh in the 16th-17th centuries are now on display in the Berlin Arts Museum, the New York Metropoliten Museum and other museums of the world, as many a time these carpets decorated the exhibitions of art works in Paris, Vienna, Berlin, Petersburg and Moscow.
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Client is looking to redesign their current site: s a i l s c h o o l b a h a m a s .com (remove spaces for actual site). We are looking for a clean, professional site that revolves around the aquatic theme. Please use the colors in the logo as inspiration.
Our company is focused solely on creating sailing excursions for Boy Scouts and Venture Crews. We teach them how to sail while giving them the opportunity to explore the islands of the Bahamas.
The site will need to appeal partially to 14-18 year olds interested in sailing, but probably more appropriately their parents and other sailing enthusiasts.
Please visit the website for more information to give you an idea of what we are all about.
The site will have a main horizontal menu with the following items
- Our Programs
- Where We Are (formerly 'Location')
- Itinerary (formerly 'Destinations)
- Onboard (New Page)
- How To Get Here (formerly 'Getting Here')
- How To Book (formerly 'Booking')
- Testimonials (Captains' Page)
- Leaders' Info
- FAQ's
- Contact UsPlease post any questions in forum. I have attached a logo as well as promotional flyer that can be used for inspiration. I will try and get some other photos posted in the coming days, but you can use stock photography for now to fill in the gaps.
Logo - http://www.darwinstudios.com/sail.zip
Flyer - http://www.darwinstudios.com/sail-flyer.jpg
We will need the original Photoshop layered design upon completion.
- Professional design
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- something that gets me excited about sailing!
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India's Supreme Court will hear a petition on Tuesday by one of the five men charged with the gang rape and murder of a student in a bus to shift the case out of the capital on grounds that the atmosphere was too surcharged to ensure a fair trial.
Last month's assault on the 23-year-old woman on a New Delhi bus triggered an outpouring of anger and grief and calls for swift punishment for the five men and a juvenile who will be y tried separately.
One of the accused, Mukesh Singh, approached the Supreme Court urging the trial be held anywhere but New Delhi, saying both the police and the judiciary were under intense public pressure on the case and that a fair trial was not possible.
A bench headed by the Chief Justice Altamas Kabir will hear the petition on Tuesday, Singh's lawyer, Manohar Lal Sharma, said on Monday.
The petition came as a fast-track court took up the case against the five men who face the death penalty if convicted of the assault on the woman, who was on her way home from a movie, accompanied by a male friend.
(Read More:In India, Questions Over Decision to Treat Rape Victim Overseas)
The two were lured into the bus and beaten. The woman was so badly assaulted that she died in a Singapore hospital two weeks later.
The five men, who were produced in court on Monday, will plead not guilty, according to their lawyers. Two defense lawyers said their clients had been tortured in custody to give confessions. Police have declined to comment on the allegations.
A.P. Singh, a lawyer for Vinay Sharma, one of the accused, said that he had moved an application in the court, asking for a bone test for his client, claiming he was a juvenile and that he should be tried separately.
Sharma's age according to the police chargesheet has been given as 20. Under Indian rape laws, anyone below the age of 18 has to be tried by a court dealing with juveniles and if convicted has to be sent to a correctional home rather than prison. The jail sentence is also a maximum of three years.
Police are already trying to reconfirm the age of an alleged sixth member of the group who has given his age as 17.
The attack has so incensed ordinary Indians that some have demanded that anyone above the age of 16 should be treated as an adult.
Another defense lawyer, V.K. Anand, said he had moved an application urging the court to make its hearings open to the media. Under Indian laws, a rape trial is usually held in camera to protect the identity of the victim.
(Read More: India Rape Prosecutors Bank on DNA, Despite Poor Forensic Track Record)
The case was adjourned until Thursday, when the court will hear arguments over the charges that the police have brought against the five men, all friends who allegedly went on a joy ride on Dec. 16, looking for women.
Once the court has heard the arguments, it will frame the charges against the men and at that point it will ask if they plead guilty. If not, the trial will proceed.


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BEST/NEAREST BALL RULE or ORDER OF PLAY
The other factor while playing bocce or petanque that has to do with this closest to the target ball, is the order of play.
Teams only alternate shots if each subsequent shot has that ball closest to the target ball.
In other words, the "nearest ball", rule governs the sequence of thrown balls. The side whose bocce/petanque ball is the closest to the jack/pallina/cochonnet (target ball) is called the "in" ball and the opposing side the "out" ball.Whenever a team gets "in" it steps aside and allows the "out" team to play.
The opposing team will then deliver their bocce/petanque balls until the point is
taken or they have exhausted their teams balls, in the attempt. If the "in" team still has balls they must be played and they can attempt to get additional points.


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Science Finds Amazing New Uses for Microphones (Aug, 1933)
Science Finds Amazing New Uses for Microphones
Once merely a device for transmitting conversations, the microphone has grown today to an instrument of the most diverse uses. Read here how this amazingly simple, yet amazingly sensitive, electric "ear" can guard our coasts from surprise naval attacks, how it warns of perilous pressures at mighty dams—and how it serves with equal efficiency the surgeon and auto mechanic.
PERHAPS the most amazing evolutionary progress of modern days, as differentiated from purely inventive progress, has been in the field of the microphone. So much so is this the case, that it might almost be said we are living in the age of the microphone.
Far afield has the microphone gone from merely translating human voice into electrical impulses and back to voice again. In the vitals of mighty dams in the Rocky Mountains, imbedded microphones keep the observers in watch-towers constantly in touch with conditions down deep in the masonry. Earth slides under, or at the sides of, dams are heard in the microphones long before they become dangerous.
Excessive pressures of water against the masonry cause significant sounds in the microphone circuits. When the dam caretakers hear these sounds they press buttons which open spill-ways to evacuate water until safe pressure limits are reached.
In the surgical wards of a great hospital, surgeons and nurses bend tensely over an abdominal operation. Instead of the measured voice of the nurse calling off the condition of the heart, often distracting the attention of the chief surgeon, a pulse of low, soft sound spreads through the whole room. It is the sound of the heart itself, beating over a microphonic circuit.
If it slows dangerously, or otherwise weakens, the surgeon takes appropriate steps to restore it to normal. Thus he is not suddenly obliged to stop his careful work at a dangerous point. Instinctively, he listens to the beat as he proceeds with his work, guiding his work according to the heart's condition. The sound of the heart could be amplified until it churned with the roar of Niagara. This, however, is never done, unless by internes or scientists experimenting with healthy persons.
Indeed, the day is not far distant when the doctor will entirely dispense with his stethoscope, so long the badge of the medical profession, and simply place a microphone over the patient's heart and listen very comfortably for any significant sounds. For the examination of lungs, too, the microphone is proving an ideal instrument. All meaningful sounds can be picked up and accurately classified.
Plans have been prepared, in event of war, to place a first-line net of microphones all along the coasts, so that trained men ashore may read the sounds of all ships passing. With knowledge of where our own ships are cruising, we thus can tell whether or not enemy vessels are approaching our shores. Heavy ships, capable of carrying long-range guns, can always be thus announced long before their guns come within range of our shore, and appropriate measures taken to resist them.
The microphone thus eliminates thousands of scout vessels which would otherwise be necessary. The value of this expedient to a nation with a long coast line, such as our own, is manifest.
The new condenser and carbon type microphones, highly refined for use in the talkies and in modern radio transmission, have made possible truly amazing applications to many phases of modern life.
Ships at sea are now being equipped with a thermostat and a microphone in every compartment that lies along the keel and hull. If fire breaks out, the thermostat reports it automatically to the officers on the bridge. If the hull is injured and water begins pouring in, the microphone reports the noise loudly on the bridge. Thus ship's officers know the condition of every compartment at all times. Any leak big enough to endanger the ship, conveys a significant microphonic sound to the bridge.
In future war, sapping and mining operations will be prevented by alert microphones buried in the earth, which will report all sounds of military digging.
Thanks to the "mike," large concerns can speed up their stenographic departments. In a Los Angeles office building, a central stenographer takes dictation from many offices over a microphone circuit. A red light gleams if a door in one of the offices she serves is opened. If the man is out, she, many floors below, calls over the microphone, "Mr. Simmons is out; he will return at 3 o'clock. Will you wait, or shall I tell him you called?" The visitor speaks into the microphone and expresses his wishes. Thus one receptionist serves many offices.
We are familiar with the use of the microphone in automotive mechanics. Microphones placed alongside, or even inside, engines, report by sound to the expert automotive worker just what condition the engine is in.
Other microphones, placed at mechanical apparatus in factories, report to superintendents the activity of the machinery.
In California oil fields which have, been sealed in accordance with the new regulations governing conservation of oil, the movements of the oil deep in the earth are reported by microphone. If an adjacent field, lower in level, has not been closed in accordance with the regulations voluntarily accepted by the companies, the flow of oil to the field which is cheating can actually be heard over the microphone.
The new condenser microphone, operating over a dural diaphragm placed in front of a gas chamber, was considered the finest microphonic development, until good old carbon again came to the fore with improvements in its design. The two types are now running nip and tuck. The carbon, carefully selected granules of anthracite coal, is placed, like the gas chamber of the condenser microphone, behind a gold-plated dural diaphragm.


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Bradley Cooper has bailed on "This Means War," the romcom-spy-thriller he was due to star in opposite Reese Witherspoon, though it's unclear whether it was a busy schedule or an iffy script that scared him off.
Twentieth Century Fox is saying that Cooper's commitment to "Hangover 2" have forced him to drop out "War," which has been trying to get made for more than a decade now. In fact, "War" has been through so many changes that at one point Martin Lawrence was attached.
But "War," which McG (of "Terminator: Salvation" infamy) was in talks to direct, is slated to shoot in July, while "Hangover" director Todd Phillips isn't looking to get started until fall, so there was probably time to do both, notes E-Dub, who broke the story of his departure.
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The real reason Cooper has backed off is concerns over the script, according to a source close to the actor.
"This Means War" is the story of two best friends who fall in love with the same woman and the ensuing battle that leaves New York City demolished in its wake.
With Witherspoon presumably still in the mix, maybe now is the time to go ahead with our dream casting and get Ryan Phillippe and Jake Gyllenhaal to take the male leads? That would be fantastic, even with McG behind the camera.


text: Purpose: To evaluate the management development course held at FöreningsSparbanken in Ronneby during 2000. The evaluation aims to map and describe what effects the course has had on the participants. We will assess to what degree the effects meets the objectives of the course set by the manager of the bank (future management recruitment, leadership, change catalyst, aligning the strive towards a shared organisational objective). Above mentioned also implies that the organisation should be influenced in some regards. Conclusion: Our conclusion is that all of the participants have as a result of the course increased their emotional intelligence in varying levels. We also conclude that the course participants? progress has not spread to the non-participants. Our interpretation of this is that no organisational development has followed. Factors that influence the spread of the effects within the organisation can to great extent be derived from attitudes of the employees. Information or the lack of it is also a contributing factor that prohibits individual development from spreading within the organisation.


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A third album finds Swedish songwriter Kristian Matsson (aka Tallest Man on Earth) considerably more comfortable than he was on either 2008's Shallow Grave or 2010's The Wild Hunt – and unfortunately, by extension, a little tame.
Where Shallow Grave began with a resolute rattle ('I Won't Be Found') and The Wild Hunt with a gorgeously naïve declaration of abandon, There's No Leaving Now opens with a pair of calm, confident tracks that, while pleasingly lilting, have none of the thirst and urgency we've come to expect from Matsson's voice. Perhaps it's just that these songs' comparatively modest melodic patterns don't really allow his vocals to keen and keel over as they used to, or perhaps it's simply that we're now accustomed to what was once a startling tone – coruscating yet somehow comforting (and all too often, unimaginatively, compared to Dylan).
Whichever: There's No Leaving Now is narrower overall, and lyrically, too; the sentiments of 'Leading Me Now' and 'Little Brother' somewhat simpler (but perhaps purer?) than the messy, meshed storytelling and restless complaints of yore.
But perhaps there's an appeal to be found in this reduction of reach. If we see a shrinking in scope more as a gain for brevity and concision than a loss in detail, then there's a certain sort of satisfaction in these songs' contained contentment – they're firm, reliable and loyal where much of The Wild Hunt and Shallow Grave was upsetting, or at least tense. And one area where there is some expansion is instrumentation – 'Bright Lanterns' is one of the album's highlights for its lap steel (though it's a shame it fades out at the end), and the title track and 'To Just Grow Away' rest on a nostalgic, clanky school-hall piano, which subdues Matsson's open-tuned guitar with a dull echo.
Ultimately, though, when he harks back to the likes of the yearning 'Kids on the Run' or the wrangling rip-roar of 'You're Going Back' – on the nervous, needy title track and in the wild ripple of 'Wind and Walls', respectively – you find yourself wishing for much, much more of that rough smirk, that rebellious snarl. This is an agreeable record, but it comes from a man who we know is capable of something sublime.
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Centerfold Tab by J Geils Band #----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------# # From: email@example.com (DanAmrich) CENTERFOLD by the J. Geils Band Transcribed by Dan Amrich (firstname.lastname@example.com) An 80's classic, and it's real easy. All you need are three chords and that infectious riff and you've got a guaranteed crowd pleaser. The riff: E------10--------------------------------------------------------| B --/12-----12-10---------------------------10--------10---------| G ----------------12-12----12-9-12-12--9-12----12-12-------------| D ---------------------------------------------------------------| A ---------------------------------------------------------------| E ---------------------------------------------------------------| E ------10------------------------------------------------------| B ---12-----12-10---------------------------10------------------| G ----------------12-12----12-9-12-12--9-12----12-12------------| D --------------------------------------------------------------| A --------------------------------------------------------------| E --------------------------------------------------------------| During the verses, part of the riff is played an octave lower: E ---------------------------------------------------------------| B ---------------------------------------------------------------| G -------7----------------OR------7------------------------------| D ----/9---9--7--5--5----------/9---9--7-------------------------| A ----------------------------------------10--10-----------------| E ---------------------------------------------------------------| There are other places to play it on the neck too; do what's most comfortable. The chords are a simple G, F, C through most of the song: G (MUTE) F C F C E ------------------------------------------------------------| B --12--12--X-X-X-X--10-10-----------------10-----------------| G --12--12--X-X-X-X--10-10------9---9------10--------9--------| D --12--12--X-X-X-X--10-10------10--10-----10--------10-------| A --10--10--X-X-X-X--8--8----0--10--10-----8---------10-------| E ------------------------------8---8----------------8--------| My blood runs cold MY memory has just been sold If that proves too daunting (or you have a second guitarist) then play it as open chords. This particular voicing is what I believe Mr. Geils (yes, he exists and was the guitarist) to be playing on the recording. The pre-chorus: Em Am G D E ---0-----------------------------------0-----------3---2-------| B ---0-----------------------------------1-----------0---3-------| G ---0-----------------------------------2-----------0---2-------| D ---2-----------------------------------2-----------0---0-------| A ---2-----------------------------------0-----------2-----------| E ---0-----------------------------------0-----------3-----------| A part of me has just been ripped the pages of my mind are stripped And that's pretty much all you need to know. No solo, and the rest is easy if you try it with the song, even that little low riff after the false ending. Towards the fade out, Peter Wolf sings a harmony to the main riff on "Na-na", which you can play on guitar if you choose: E /12-10-10-12-10-10--10-10-8-8----8-10-8-8-10--and-repeat------| B ------------------------------10------------------------------| G --------------------------------------------------------------| D --------------------------------------------------------------| A --------------------------------------------------------------| E --------------------------------------------------------------| Dan Amrich firstname.lastname@example.com Welcome to life. Spelling counts. From: firstname.lastname@example.com (BRUCE SHEPHERDLEY) Used to play this in a band I was in, but we rearranged it a bit - the lead guitar played the cheesy keyboard parts at the start etc. Here's a rough idea : G F C F C Does she walk, does she talk, does she come complete G F C F C My home-brew, home-room angel, just pulled me to my feet G F C F C She was pure like snowflakes, no one could ever stain G F C F C The memory of my angel could never cause me pain Em Am C D The years go by I'm looking thru a girly magazine Em Am C D And there's my ---- angel on the pages in between (chorus) G F C F C My blood runs cold, my memory has just been sold G F C F C My angel is tha centrefold (angel is the centrefold) My blood runs cold, my memory has just been sold Da, da, da etc.... (I'll post this riff next time) Hit the chords hard & sharp (listen to the record for the rythym.) If time allows I'll recall the riff at the start and post an improved version tomorrow. Cheers, Bruisa. Date: 17 Jan 96 04:17:22 EST From: Damian Giddins Subject: j_geils_band/centrefold J Geils Band "Centrefold" This is my first transcription and so there will probably be a lot of mistakes, so any corrections can be to me and I'll then re-post it. This should help make up for the 250 or so transcriptions that I've downloaded! I'm afraid there are no time signatures because I don't know how to illustrate them, but if you listen to original you'll know what I mean. Intro (Played on an organ on the original) This is played through twice and then the other instruments come in and it is played twice again. E -------------------------------------------| B -------------------------------------------| G ---7---------------------------------------| D -9---9-7-------------------------7-------7-| A ---------10-10---10-7-10-10-7-10---10-10---| E -------------------------------------------| Main Riff The main riff consists of the chords G F C F in that order. To get the actual pattern of the strums have to listen to the original. F G C E -1- -3- -3-| B -1- -3- -4-| G -2- -4- -4-| D -3- -5- -4-| A -3- -5- -3-| E -1- -3- -X-| (Riff 1) Pre Chorus The pre chorus follows each verse as a continuation ie there's no gap in between the verse and pre-chorus. I think this is on the lightly distorted guitar and has a vibrato to it, wobble the headstock if you don't a tremelo for the first E note. Repeat it twice for each pre chorus E -----------------------------------------------------------| B -----------------------------------------------------------| G -----------------------------------------------------------| D -----------------------------------------------------------| A ------------------------3--5-------------------------------| E --0----------5---------------------------------------------| (Riff 2) Just before the last line of each chorus E -----------------------------------------------------------| B -----------------------------------------------------------| G ----7------------------------------------------------------| D --9---9-7--------------------------------------------------| A ----------10-10--------------------------------------------| E -----------------------------------------------------------| (Riff 3) The following four sections come during the third verse, about 2 minutes into the song, again have to listen to the song to figure out where but they are played once each in the order I've shown. E -------------|-----------------|---------|-------10--------| B -------------|--------------8--|---8-10^-|-11-11^---8------| G -------------|-----------------|---------|-----------------| D --8----------|---10-8----------|---------|-----------------| A ----10-8-10--|--------10-10----|---------|-----------------| E -------------|-----------------|---------|-----------------| The words (Intro) (1) Does she walk, Does she talk Does she come complete My homeroom homeroom angel Has pulled me from my seat She was pure like snowflakes No one could ever stain The memory of my angel Had never caused me pain Riff 1 The years go by I'm looking through a girly magazine And there's my homeroom angel on the pages in between (Chorus) My blood runs cold My memory has just been sold My angel is the centrefold My blood runs cold My memory has just been sold Riff 2 Angel is the centrefold (2) Slip me notes under the desk While I was thinking about her dress I was shy, I turned away Before she caught my eye I was shaking in my shoes Whenever she flashed those baby blues Something had a hold on me When my angel passes by Riff 1 Those soft ? sweaters, to magical to touch To see her in that negligee is really just to much (Chorus) Followed by the Na na na na na na you know the bit I mean! this is played with the same rythmn as the chorus (3) It's ok I understand This ain't no never never land I hope that when this issues gone I'll see you when your clothes are on Take your car, yes we will We'll take your car and drive it Take it to a motel room And take them off in private Riff 1 A prt of me has just been ripped The pages from my mind are stripped Oh no, I can't deny it Oh yeah, I guess I gotta buy it (Chorus) If anybody has found this usefull or thinks it's a load of Bollocks please Email me as critism will be accepted with a baptism of fire Damian Giddins email@example.com
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Good points Hombre.
Agree that the oil revenue definitely is preserving bad governments and, especially in Saudi Arabia, funding jihad.
I would say that post WW2 and especially poat cold war that western civilisation has been in a sort of decline. Falling birth rates, relatively stagnant economy particularly in Europe, the decline of interest in Christianity without really replacing it with another motivating force. Instead we have vague notions of humanism, set against a relativist morality which says all things are only right and wrong depending om context.
One of my favourite questions for alleged moderate Muslims is whether they will condemn stoning as being always and everywhere wrong. So very few will. On the other hand many non Muslim liberals will insist that stoning is wrong in our eyes only because of the culture and values we have here and now, and that westerners condemning KSA and other countries which practice stoning are being arrogant and imperialist. Something we have lost the confidence for.
To my mind stoning is both a symptom and a cause of a sick society which can never be free, creative, enjoyable or decent. Not stoning people to death is better than stoning people to death. You can treat this as a universal objective value whether you agree with that in the metaphysical sense or not.
Without the confidence to say that some values are superior to others all we really have is separate ideas which change over time.
Islamists of course are not relativists. They believe their values are superior to ours, always have been and always will be.
I doubt a Christian revival is likely and not really desirable either but something to give the west confidence in itself seems needed.


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The Pirates will have to wait at least one more game before officially shedding more than two decades of losing.
Pittsburgh ace Francisco Liriano lasted only three innings and the Milwaukee Brewers pounded out a 9-3 victory Wednesday night to delay the Pirates' from clinching their first winning season since 1992.
"We are trying to win every day," said outfielder Andrew McCutchen. "Every game is important from the first to the last. So we don't treat it any differently from any other game. We go out every day to win. That is what we are going to do in St. Louis."
Liriano (15-7), who had allowed five earned runs in his previous four starts, was rocked for seven runs on seven hits, with two walks and two costly wild pitches. The Pirates, aiming for their 82nd victory, twice left the bases loaded and stranded 12 runners.
The loss also trimmed the Pirates' lead in the NL Central to one game over the Cardinals, who defeated Cincinnati 5-4 in 16 innings. The Pirates begin a three-game series in St. Louis on Friday.
The Brewers tagged Liriano for five runs on five hits in the third inning to open a 7-2 lead.
Norichika Aoki and Carlos Gomez singled to open the third and Jonathan Lucroy followed with an RBI double to left to make it 3-2. Aramis Ramirez then doubled home both runners. After Khris Davis struck out, Yuniesky Betancourt singled Ramirez to third. Jeff Bianchi's comebacker to the mound scored Ramirez, and Betancourt came around to score on a pair of wild pitches by Liriano.
Wily Peralta (9-14) allowed three runs on nine hits in six innings, striking out six and walking one.
"I thought he made some really good pitches when he needed to but he struggled," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said. "He struggled with his command and then all of a sudden on 3-2 he makes a real good pitch - and he did it more than once - so when he needed to make one, he did."
Players from both teams briefly came out of the dugouts and bullpens in the fifth inning after Justin Morneau was hit by a pitch from Peralta, but no physical contact ensued.
Andrew McCutchen opened the fifth with his 19th home run to trim Milwaukee's lead to 7-3. Peralta's next pitch was high and tight, hitting Morneau on the right forearm as he spun away. Morneau, whose career has been interrupted by post-concussion syndrome, stared down Peralta as he walked to first, bringing players from both teams onto the field.
"Morneau was thinking that we were coming at him but any time you give up a home run and the next guy is hit, I don't care what guy it is, when you get hit by a ball you get mad," Roenicke said. "I don't have any issue with Morneau getting a little mad there. I know we weren't trying to hit him. I know Wily wasn't trying to hit him. And I know you get mad (when you get hit). That wasn't an issue with me."
Pittsburgh had three singles and a walk in the second, but managed just one run, leaving the bases loaded.
Marlon Byrd singled with one out, but was forced at second as Pedro Alvarez reached on a fielder's choice. John Buck then singled Alvarez to second. Jordy Mercer followed with a single off the glove of diving third baseman Ramirez, allowing Alvarez to continue around to score. Liriano walked to load the bases, but Jose Tabata bounced into a forceout at second.
Davis answered in the bottom of the second with his ninth home run, a two-run shot he sent 428 feet over the wall in left-center.
The Pirates tied it 2-2 in the third on a single by Neil Walker, a double by Morneau and RBI single by Byrd.
Milwaukee added two unearned runs in the seventh on Bianchi's bases-loaded sacrifice fly and Martin Maldonado's RBI single.
Pirates All-Star reliever Jason Grilli, who had been sidelined with a right forearm strain, pitched the eighth for his first appearance since July 22. Grilli, who was leading the NL with 30 saves when he was hurt, allowed one hit and struck out two, throwing 17 pitches.
"I hope it looked good because I felt pretty good. It is always good to be back on the mound," Grilli said. "It is definitely more adrenaline here than rehab starts. My whole plan even still was to make sure I am throwing strikes, commanding the striking zone, commanding my pitches."


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Set 1: Llama, Guelah Papyrus, Rift, Stash, Reba, My Friend, My Friend[1], Uncle Pen, Sample in a Jar, I Didn't Know[2], David Bowie[3]
Set 2: Buried Alive > Halley's Comet > It's Ice > Bouncing Around the Room, Chalk Dust Torture, The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday > Avenu Malkenu > The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday > Mike's Song > I Am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove, Hold Your Head Up > Cracklin' Rosie > Hold Your Head Up, Poor Heart > Golgi Apparatus
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