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Midgets are stunted and psychotic mutant bandits.
Midget | |
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Race | Human (Unrehabilitated) |
Faction | Bandit |
Location | Pandora |
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At some point in Pandora's recent past, a discovery was made at the Headstone Mine and hastily covered up. While it has never been fully revealed what was found there, it is known that a Vault key fragment came into the possession of Sledge, a grossly muscled behemoth of a man who later amassed a small army of bandits at Headstone Mine. The discovery at the mine had a surprising effect on many of the convict workers there. Most went crazy and many were physically mutated as well, growing into huge, muscular parodies of humanity, or stunted to dwarf proportions. The diminutive crazies came to be collectively known as "midgets".
Midgets are typically found among the ranks of the bandits that plague Pandora. They employ a wide variety of strategies and tactics from melee attacks to ballistic weapon use and even suicide bombing. Midgets also squeal and giggle in high pitched voices that can be quite unnerving to hear in the heat of a battle.
Mutant Midget Psycho
This type of midget is a stunted version of the Psychos, and have exactly the same behavioural traits as their larger cousins. They have much the same appearance as well; shirtless, orange pants and a 'vault mask'. They generally have less health than psychos, but may be more difficult to hit, due to their smaller stature.
Mutant Midget Psychos charge to get into melee range with their intended victims, but are also capable of zig-zagging through terrain to avoid weapon fire. Wielding a "buzz axe", they run up and swing wildly at their target, doing significant damage when they strike. The attack is typically with a double swing pattern, followed by a pause after the second attack. When hurt, Mutant Midget Psychos can flinch, letting a player get a short distance away or counterattack in melee. While only armed with a close combat weapon, they are very capable of throwing axes over long distances, although this attack does minimal damage. Should they sustain significant injury, they are known to cast aside their axes and raise a grenade overhead, then rush their target in a frenzied suicide attack. Killing them at this stage will not stop the grenade from going off.
- Playthrough 1: Mutant Midget Psycho
- Playthrough 2: Freaky Little Maniac
- Playthrough 2.5: Apeshit Stunted Lunatic
Midget Shotgunner
Some of the midgets wield shotguns, and are consequently known as "Midget Shotgunners". These midgets will hang back and fire their guns from a medium range. The force of the weapon firing is usually capable of flinging them onto their backs and creates long pauses while they pick themselves back up to get ready for the next shot. They often drop Shotgun ammo upon death, and occasionally their shotgun.
Borderlands Guide Entry- These little guys come running up to you out of nowhere, just hoping you start to laugh at them - nothing pleases them more than blasting the smirk right off someone's face. Don't let the diminutive size or low health fool you, their shotgun packs a punch. Take them out as quickly as possible.
- Playthrough 1: Midget Shotgunner
- Playthrough 2: Angry Little Shotgunner
- Playthrough 2.5: Fuming Stunted Shotgunner
Midget Zombie
- Main article: Midget Zombie
Some midgets have joined the ranks of the undead in the Zombie Island of Dr. Ned.
Loot Midgets
- Main article: Loot Midget
Loot midgets are a type of midget appearing in The Secret Armory of General Knoxx. They hide inside various containers and lootable objects.
Skag Rider
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Skag Rustler
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Skag Ravager
- Main article: Skag Ravager
Skag Rapparee
- Main article: Skag Rapparee
Badass Midget
Badass Midgets are first encountered in The Secret Armory of General Knoxx. They share the height of their brethren, but are heavily muscled and armored. Their armor includes a distinctive black horned helmet, preventing critical hits. Sufficient headshots will knock the helmet off leaving the badass midget vulnerable to critical hits. The unarmored parts of their bodies are covered in war paint and tattoos. They are much slower than other Midgets, moving only at a slow walking pace much like Bruisers, relying on their armor for defense and their Combat Rifles for attack. Incendiary weapons work well on them.
Midget Bosses
- King Wee Wee (Optional Boss)
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- Midget Psycho
- Flaming Midget
- Suicide Midget
- Midget Boner - They appear alongside Smash Head and usually ride his shoulders. They will spawn until he is killed.
- Angry Midget - These midgets are chained to Nomads' shields. Killing them will reveal a hole in the shield, while shooting the chains will free them, and will attack friend and foe alike.
- Midget Goliath
- Shotgun Midget
- Midget Raider - Midget Nomads. They only appear in True Vault Hunter Mode.
- Enraged Midget - Appear in True Vault Hunter Mode
- Chubby Midget - These pudgy midgets waddle around the battlefield and hit hard. They drop a high quantity of loot when killed.
- Jimmy Jenkins
- Lil' Sis - A unique midget that rarely spawns along with Mr. Bubbles at Magnys Lighthouse. If spared during the fight, and talked to afterwards, she gives the Unique pistol Little Evie.
- Midge-Mong - Badass Midget riding a heavy armored Bullymong in Symbiosis.
- Loot Midget Marauder
- Loot Midget Psycho
- Loot Wee GUN Loader
- Loot Wee JET Loader
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Loot Midget Engineer
- Boom and Bewm (Bewm)
- Dubert, Hubert, and Lubert - Three midgets chained to Bad Maw's shield.
- Sandman (DLC1)
- The standard psycho face mask bears the Vault symbol seen in many places throughout the game.
- It is possible(although rare) for a midget psycho to jump onto a midget goliath's back and ride him as though he were a normal sized goliath. This midget riding midget action can be extremely comical.
- Most midgets have mohawks; upon death their mohawk will disappear.
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Eyes | Yellow |
Means of Travel | Stationary |
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Occupation | Balance Keepers |
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Main Weapon | Powerful Magic |
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Actor Name (en) | Fred Tatasciore |
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" | The law is clear. When the Seven Seals are broken, four Horsemen shall ride forth to punish the wicked, be they Sons of Man, Lords of Heaven, or the Dregs of Hell... – The Charred Council | " |
The Charred Council is an entity featured in Darksiders.
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The Charred Council are mediators between Heaven and Hell. They were formed to keep the balance between the ever-warring forces of Heaven and Hell. Out of the chaos emerged the Third Kingdom, humanity. When both sides began to make an attempt on ensuring their influence within the Third Kingdom, the council forced a "cease-fire" and allowed the third kingdom to grow without fear of being obliterated. When the Three Kingdoms were ready for the end-war they would break the seven seals for the Apocalypse. The Charred Council is located in a special realm, though some have assumed that they were in Hell due to their fiery surroundings.
There are three Heads that physically represent the council, though the true number of council members and their identities are unknown. Each has a different role, and speak differently. The First is harsh and accusatory; the second questions all things, seeing the far reaching consequences of the crime before it and the judgment at hand. The Third is wise and slow to rouse, and usually offers a course of action that is most fair.
The Charred Council rose to power long ago, when the conflict between the First and Second Kingdoms was in full swing. The Council imposed treaties and laws upon the kingdoms to keep them in balance until the Third Kingdom, the Kingdom of Man, could rise to rival the other two. They also recruited the Keeper of Oblivion to serve as their executioner at some point.
The Council gained their greatest enforcers when the Nephilim under Absalom burned entire realms in a wrathful crusade. Four Nephilim came to see the threat to the balance Absalom's actions represented and sought a bargain with the Council. In exchange for great power, the Nephilim who became known as the Four Horsemen would join the angels on the field at Eden, the original home of mankind, and slaughter their former brethren. They ordered the Nephilim's souls gathered and destroyed, though Death secretly defied their instruction and entrusted their souls to the Crowfather. Mankind was relocated to Earth and the Council ordered the realm's Tree destroyed to prevent unsanctioned interference in the Third Kingdom.
At a later point, the Charred Council created a being known as Panoptos. Using his template, they eventually created the Watchers to serve them as a slave race.
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Millennia before the apocalypse, the Charred Council detected a conflict in the fallen realm of Eden between angels and an unknown enemy. They dispatched Panoptos to hand the task of investigation to Death, who had recently emerged from centuries of seclusion.
When Death eventually returned and reported the threat of the Grand Abominations and those who sought to use them, the Charred Council became enraged by his refusal to reveal the location of the Abomination Vault. Despite their threats, the Horseman was able to convince them that his usefulness in the matter outweighed his insolence and the Council dispatched the Horsemen to eliminate the threat. However, Death immediately ordered the other Horsemen to stay behind while he went alone when they had left the Council's presence. War chose to follow him anyway.
When Death sent a request for reinforcements to the homeworld of the Ravaiim, the Council chose to hold Fury and Strife in reserve. They forwarded the request to the angels, who sent Azrael and a small army to aid the Horsemen.
After Death and War returned from the Ravaiim world, the Charred Council was enraged at their failure to end the threat and showed them images of an angelic outpost that had been attacked using Abominations. The Council once again demanded that Death reveal the location of the Vault and tortured him with paralyzing agony when he refused. Despite his protests that they needed him, the Council was prepared to kill the Horseman for his disobedience before War stepped in and told them they would have to kill him along with his brother. The Charred Council grudgingly relented and assigned the pair the task of standing guard over the Vault while Fury and Strife sought out the perpetrators.
Some time after the resolution of the crisis, the Council granted an audience to Panoptos and vowed to consider his proposal to assign one of the Watchers to each Nephilim in order to ensure the Horsemen's loyalty.
Darksiders Comic BookEdit
When the End War began on Earth, the Council received a report of it through a female Watcher. After hearing the report, they executed the Watcher for violating the law by journeying to Earth without sanction.
War was held responsible for the premature End War and the ultimate destruction of Earth. The Charred Council was furious with War, accusing him of forgetting his post and defiling the law. They claimed that because there was no call for the Four Horsemen, his presence on the battlefield during the battle of Armageddon turned the tides of war in favor of the demons, despite attacking both kingdoms involved in the battle, leading to man's extinction. For this his soul was imprisoned in the Abyss for a century.
After War struck a bargain to be sent back in an attempt to punish those responsible for disrupting the balance, the Charred Council agreed, stripping him of most of his power and binding a Watcher to him to ensure his loyalty. They then returned Chaoseater to him and sent him back on a journey to redeem himself and bring retribution to those responsible.
The Charred Council knew about Abaddon and his conspiracy to start the Apocalypse as a preemptive strike. They considered summoning the Horsemen to handle him, but they determined that, without proof, the Horsemen would not carry out his execution. Instead, the council sent War to Earth and framed him for the premature apocalypse. They knew that the Horseman would stop at nothing to clear his name and kill everyone involved.
Darksiders IIEdit
When the Council accused War of breaking the law, Death objected, not believing his brother would ever do such a thing. With that in mind he went to see the Crowfather without their knowledge or blessing.
- The Council are the only characters to not be shown in their true form, the only other is The Creator.
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This time I will help you move the same 2 servos with a thumbstick.
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To move 2 servos with the thumbstick is way easier and painless than using the mouse. And the reason for this is that some times the processing software does not work correct or there is a conflict between the arduino software and the processing software.
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Manufacturing tea and coffee products remains a key component in Canadian industry. Tea, as we know it today, has undergone several changes throughout history. For coffee, the food service industry reports a growth rate close to double digits in 2005.
Recognized for its health benefits, 15,000 cups of tea are consumed per second by people all around the world. It is the second best health beverage, second only to water.
The word "tea" takes us back to seaways and roads. In fact, some European countries, except for Portugal and Russia, use a word that begins with "t" to refer this drink. They were introduced to tea by seaway from the Fujian region, where native spoke the Amoy dialect and used the terms "tay" or "t'e".
Others use sounds such as "tch" or "ch" because they were introduced to tea by land where Cantonese "ch'a" or Mandarin "tchaï" vocabulary was spoken. This is the case for Russia, Turkey, Iran, the Middle East and Tibet to name only a few.
The history of tea is found around the world, but originated in China. The symbol used was pronounced "tê" and signified "bitter herb ".
After a few years of development in China, tea crossed the Sea of Japan and made its way to the Japanese island. Tea was imported from China to Japan with Buddhism in the VIIIth century. It was only at the end of the XIIth century that a true tea culture was established. Upon their discovery, the English, replaced their favourite beverage at the time, coffee, with tea!
In short, the tealeaf can actually claim that it had an influence all around the world. It is grown in South America, Africa, Georgia, Turkey, Iran, Indonesia, Vietnam, Mauritius, Azores Islands, Malaysia, etc. Britain, Paris and Corsica also made some not very conclusive attempts to grow the plant!
All teas result from the same plant, the Camellia Sinensis. What distinguishes them is simply the environment, soil, altitude, time of harvest and method of transformation.
Teas have many beneficial properties, particularly against cancer and cardiac diseases. Green tea has a reputation for preventing cancer while white tea is even more so.
Why is white tea one of the most expensive teas in the world?
Researchers believe that its method of preparation explains the difference: it undergoes few changes after the harvest and thus preserves a maximum of aromas and all its qualities.
Health researchers claim that teas that have been slightly transformed are better than those that undergo more changes. Thus, white tea is superior to green tea, which is superior to black tea.
Tea leaves contain a powerful antioxidant, which acts against free radicals and protects our cells from daily stressors.
Free radicals are cell parts, which roam and damage our cells. Scientists believe that these "wounds" caused by the free radicals are at the root of certain cancers, cardiovascular diseases and strokes.
According to the American scientific magazine Free Radical Research, the amount of antioxidants found in 2 cups of tea would equal the amount found in:
The majority of antioxidants found in tea (85%) are released within the first three to five minutes of infusion. This antioxidant ability from tea is four times as powerful as from vitamin C. Gallate Epigallocatecl-3, one of the tea's constituents, is alone 200 times more antioxidant than vitamin E!
Regular consumption of tea is a great health benefit. It can reduce the risks of:
Other tea properties:
There are eight golden rules:
The tea's water temperature is very important. It varies according to the type of tea that is being served.
You can take the water's temperature by simply using a thermometer, which you can find in a basting set.
The following table presents a summary of the names given to the water according to its temperature as well as the teas associated to these temperatures.
Name of water | Temperature (°C) | |
Standing | 50 | |
Heated | between 55 and 65 | Green Teas (let steep for 1 to 5 min) White Teas (let steep for 7 to 20 min) |
Simmering | between 65 and 75 | Green Teas (let steep for 1 to 5 min) White Teas (let steep for 7 to 20 min) |
Boiling | between 75 and 85 | Green Teas (let steep for 1 to 5 min) Wu Longs (let steep for 7 min) White Teas (let steep for 7 to 20 min) |
Gentle boil | between 85 and 95 | Green Teas (let steep for 1 to 5 min) Wu Longs (let steep for 7 min) |
Rolling boil | between 95 and 99 | Black Teas (let steep for 3 to 7 min) |
When serving tea, it is recommended to offer guests milk and sugar. There are milk and sugar sets that will add some charm to your service. It is also common to serve dark chocolate with tea. Cut small pieces of dark chocolate and place them in a dessert plate.
Bubble tea has become the new trend! Invented in Taiwan in the 1980s, Bubble Tea is a fusion of tea, ice cubes, fruit aromas, milk and tapioca, all mixed in a blender.
The name Bubble Tea comes from the bubbles and froth that is formed on the beverage's surface during the mixture.
The beverage can be consumed cold or warm, several flavours can be added and several teas can be used. Very popular in Asia, the trend is slowly being introduced to the United States in California. It is easy to prepare and children will love it.
Let your imagination run wild, try every flavour and serve it with a big straw in order to completely savour your refreshing beverage!


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Um 1st how was it no longer safe for a 6 month to be rearfacing that makes no sense dangerous and illegal as for me my daughter was FF at 1yr i would never do it before then but i learned of the safety benifits of RearFacing and turned her back at 16 months she's now 29 months,27lbs and 37in and still RF and will until she's atleast 3 or hits the height of less than 1in above her head
My son is 14 months old and 21 lbs and still facing backward. We won't turn him until he's at least 2 years old, per the new recomendations.
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Name | Skeleton Butterfly |
Age | Undead |
Species | Skeleton |
Occupation | Musicians/ Guards |
Latest appearance | "Bad Little Boy" |
The Skeleton Butterfly makes its first appearance in the episode "Tree Trunks." Tree Trunks finds one and thinks it adorable and cute; she calls it her "Critter Friend," and follows it into the forest. The Skeleton Butterflies are found in the Evil Forest.
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They seem to like music, as they carry keytars and other instruments such as drums. Although they generally appear evil because they look similar to skeletons, carry swords, and live in the Evil Forest, they do nothing threatening, and come off as harmless, appearing to like Tree Trunks. In response, Tree Trunks throws a tea party for them.
They appear as tiny humanoid skeletons with skull-themed butterfly wings. They are seen with either weapons or musical instruments.
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Tuesday, March 14, 2000, 9:32:12 AM, you wrote:
WD> Grace,
>> IMHO, the division of materials into "synthetic" and "natural"
>> is not only NOT useful, but is the root cause of most of the insanity
>> that has dragged the organic discussion down the drain of debating
>> materials lists as opposed to concentrating on assessing a holistic
>> management system.
I have to agree with Grace on this point, substituting "misdirected
attention" for "insanity."
WD> I think you are underestimating a main driving force behind the movement.
WD> Most organic enthusiasts believe that there is a fundamental difference
WD> between synthetic substances and "natural" things.
Dale is not a spokesperson for the organic movement. This is his point
of view and IMHO, more superficial than accurate. This is not to say
there are no "fundamental differences between synthetic and
biological substances derived through evolutionary (not surgical)
WD> IMO this stems from an essentialist (Platonic) and dualistic
WD> worldview.
A proprietary Procrustean Bed. If it were really that simple, Dale
would not have to learn anything.
WD> I suspect that the committed customer base really is
WD> focused on substances and their essential qualities.
In the end, yes - the results (on and after eating) count. But the
market is label driven.
>> The point is to establish principles for making distinctions that
>> have some relationship to the ecological concepts on which organic
>> was (once upon a time) founded.
OPFA was designed to control the market, nothing more. And that is a
serious flaw. (Grace may disagree).
WD> I don't think we should view this as a scientific issue. There is
WD> a divide between the scientific community and committed organics
WD> people.
Untrue. The scientific community itself is divided on this issue.
WD> The divide reflects deep philosophical differences.
>> Our goal, perhaps naively, was to develop uniform standards for a
>> production process, not product quality--this is very compatible with
>> environmentally minded food buyers.
WD> I think most people buy organic food because they believe there is
WD> a quality difference.
It's a multi-level quality difference: It's in the product and in the
biosphere, as well as in the social values - that drive the organic
WD> There may not *really* be any difference in
WD> quality, but the market behaves like there is. It seems like the
WD> USDA was torn between serving the needs of the market, and
WD> producing scientifically defensible recommendations.
US folks seem to need that behind them.
WD> The USDA finally decided to do what the organic farming community
WD> desires rather than make scientific pronouncements. I think that
WD> was the right decision.
The USDA responded to demands from various interested sectors, not all
of which have compatible interests.
The results are as Bart says (dysfunctional).. Grace can speak more
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I know that nobody is going to be able to give me a precise answer to this, but just a general idea would be good. I'm trying to get DS out of his wrap and have bought a Woombie which has him all enclosed but his arms are free to move about inside the wrap rather than them being tightly held. I think this is going to be a good transition to the sleeping bag as he wasn't coping with it at all.
I just wondered if someone can give me an idea how long it might take for DS to get used to having more movement with his arms? I put him in the Woombie after his dreamfeed, and he's pretty awake but he'll put himself off to sleep for the night without any dramas (so far!). Day sleeps are a different story though and his arms really seem to bother him. Yesterday I very nearly put him back into his old wrap but had to remind myself that it would take him time to adjust and I couldn't expect him to just sleep perfectly straight away.
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• Address: 605 U.S. Highway 281 South
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M. David Stone is an award-winning freelance writer and computer industry consultant. Although a confirmed generalist, with writing credits on subjects as varied as ape language experiments, politics, quantum physics, and an overview of a top company in the gaming industry. David is also an expert in imaging technologies (including printers, monitors, large-screen displays, projectors, scanners, and digital cameras), storage (both magnetic and optical), and word processing. He is a recognized expert on printers, well known within the industry, and has been a judge for the Hewlett-Packard HP Invent Awards.
His more than 30 years of experience in writing about science and technology includes a more than 25-year concentration on PC hardware and software. He has a proven track record of making technical issues easy for non-technical readers to understand, while holding the interest of more knowledgeable readers. Writing credits include nine computer-related books, major contributions to four others, and more than 4,000 articles in national and worldwide computer and general interest publications. His books include The Underground Guide to Color Printers (Addison-Wesley) Troubleshooting Your PC, (Microsoft Press), and Faster, Smarter Digital Photography (Microsoft Press).
Much of David's writing has been for PC Magazine and PCMag.com. He has been a frequent contributor since 1983, a Contributing Editor since 1987, and Lead Analyst since 2004. His work has also appeared in a number of other print and online magazines and newspapers, including Wired; Computer Shopper, eWeek, and Science Digest, where he was Computers Editor. He also wrote a column for the Newark Star Ledger for several years.
Non-computer-related work runs the gamut from the Project Data Book for NASA's Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite (written for GE's Astro-Space Division) to occasional science fiction short stories. (His work has appeared in Analog.) After being born in and spending most of his life in or near New York City, David moved to Pennsylvania several years ago, but still considers himself a New Yorker, and refuses to give up the New York area code on his cell phone.
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By Ryan Divish/Havre Daily News Sports email@example.com
The Havre Northstars wrapped up a successful weekend with a second-place finish at the Luzenac Baseball Tournament in Three Forks.
The Northstars dropped a 1-0 heartbreaker to the Glendive Blue Devils in the championship game Sunday afternoon.
Havre banged out six hits in the game, but stranded 10 baserunners in the loss.
Ian Spencer and Patch Wirtzberger had two hits each to lead the Northstars. The lack of offense overshadowed a solid pitching performance by Chase Castloo.
Castloo allowed just one earned run and four hits in seven innings of work. He struck out seven Glendive batters, walking just two. But the one walk scored in the sixth inning.
Havre opened the tournament on Friday with its second loss of the season to the defending state champion Bitterroot Red Sox. Bitterroot jumped out to a 5-0 lead after three innings and held off a pesky Northstar squad in a 6-4 win.
The Northstars rallied in the fourth and fifth innings on sacrifice flies from Brandon Morse and Trent Normandy. Havre tacked on two more runs in the sixth when Ricky Houim ripped a two-run home run to pull Havre within one. In its final at-bat, Havre got a single from Castloo.
The Northstars managed 11 hits in the game, but stranded a host of baserunners in the loss. Houim, Normandy and Jeff Tibbals had two hits each.
Cory Junck took the loss for Havre, surrendering six runs on five hits with just two runs being earned.
The Northstars rebounded later in the day to hand the host Gallatin Valley Outlaws a rare home loss with a 2-1 win behind solid pitching from Brandon Morse.
Morse gave up just two hits and one run to pick up his fourth win of the season. He struck out four batters and walked two in seven innings of work.
Offensively, Havre opened the game by taking a 1-0 lead in the top of the first. Wirtzberger singled and promptly stole second. He moved to third on Normandy's fielder's choice, and scored on Spencer's sacrifice fly to left.
The game-winning run came in the top of the sixth as Tony Christian and Wirtzberger led off with back-to-back singles. A sacrifice bunt from Junck moved Christian to third, and Normandy scored him on a sacrifice fly to right field.
Wirtzberger had two hits to lead the Northstars.
On Saturday, Havre picked up a pair of wins, defeating Smithfield, Utah, 5-1 and the Bozeman Spikes 5-3.
Spencer picked up his fourth win of the season against Smithfield, going seven innings and allowing just one run on three hits while striking out eight and walking none.
Havre grabbed a 2-0 lead in the first inning on RBIs from Normandy and Tibbals and never looked back. Tibbals and Ben Erickson led the offense with two hits and an RBI each. Wirtzberger added a hit and two runs scored.
Bret Magelssen carried the solid pitching over against Bozeman, winning his team-high fifth game on the mound. Magelssen gave up three unearned runs and three hits in the game. He struck out six batters while walking none in seven innings.
Bitterroot 6, Havre 4
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Cory Junck (LP) and Ricky Houim
NORTHSTAR HITTING - Patch Wirtzberger 1-3, Jeff Tibbals 2-4, Cory Junck 1-4, Trent Normandy 2-3 (RBI), Chase Castloo 1-3, Brandon Morse 1-3 (RBI), Ricky Houim 2-3 (2 RBI), Ben Erickson 1-3, Eric Fanning 0-2.
RED SOX HITTING - not available
2B - Normandy
3B - none
HR - Houim
Havre 2, Gallatin Valley 1
Havre Northstars 100 001 0 - 2 5 1
Gallatin Valley Outlaws 010 000 X - 1 2 2
Brandon Morse (WP) and Ricky Houim.
NORTHSTAR HITTING - Tony Christian 1-3, Patch Wirtzberger 2-3, Cory Junck 1-3, Trent Normandy 0-2 (RBI), Ian Spencer 1-2 (RBI), Chase Castloo 0-3, Bret Magelssen 0-2, Ricky Houim 0-3, Jordon Patterson 0-3.
OUTLAW HITTING - not available
2B - none
3B - none
HR - none
Havre 5, Smithfield, Utah 1
Havre Northstars 200 000 3 - 5 6 3
Smithfield 000 001 0 - 1 3 1
Ian Spencer (WP) and Patch Wirtzberger.
NORTHSTARS HITTING - Tony Christian 0-1, Patch Wirtzberger 1-3, Cory Junck 0-3 (RBI), Trent Normandy 0-2 (RBI), Chase Castloo 1-3, Jeff Tibbals 2-3 (RBI), Ben Erickson 2-4 (RBI), Ricky Houim 0-4, Eric Fanning 0-2.
UTAH HITTING - not available
2B - none
3B - none
HR - none
Havre 5, Bozeman 3
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Havre Northstars 203 000 X - 5 6 3
Bret Magelssen (WP) and Ricky Houim.
SPIKES HITTING - not available
NORTHSTARS HITTING - Tony Christian 1-4, Patch Wirtzberger 0-2, Trent Normandy 1-1 (RBI), Ian Spencer 0-0 (RBI), Jeff Tibbals 2-2 (RBI), Ben Erickson 1-3 (RBI), Brandon Morse 1-3, Ricky Houim 0-3, Jordon Patterson
2B - Normandy
3B - none
HR - none
Glendive 1, Havre 0
Glendive Blue Devils 000 001 0 - 1 4 3
Havre Northstars 000 000 0 - 0 6 0
Chase Castloo (LP) and Ricky Houim.
BLUE DEVILS HITTING - not available
NORTHSTARS HITTING - Tony Christian 1-4, Patch Wirtzberger 2-4, Cory Junck 0-2, Trent Normandy 0-4, Ian Spencer 2-3, Jeff Tibbals 0-3, Ricky Houim 0-3, Bret Magelssen 1-3, Jordon Patterson
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3B - none
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2011 NFL Power Rankings (After Week 1)
Ranking the NFL teams from No. 1 to No. 32 is never an easy task, but here at Bang the Book, we're keying in on all 32 teams in NFL betting action this year. Check out how the teams rank after Week 1 of the season!
1: Green Bay Packers (1-0 SU, 1-0 ATS) (LW: 1) – The Pack are clearly the best team in the league, and though they really had to hold on tight to knock off the Saints, there is no way that we can deny how good they are. QB Aaron Rodgers is off to a fantastic start, and WR Randall Cobb made a heck of a debut for a rookie with two TDs.
2: New England Patriots (1-0 SU, 1-0 ATS) (LW: 2) – Holy moly! Throwing for over 500 yards is remarkable in a game, even if your name really is QB Tom Brady. Everything is clicking right now for New England, but there is definitely a problem with this defense, which allowed over 400 passing yards to QB Chad Henne.
3: Philadelphia Eagles (1-0 SU, 1-0 ATS) (LW: 4) – QB Michael Vick didn't have all that great of a game last week against the Rams, but RB LeSean McCoy did. It is clear that even if Vick is down, there are enough weapons on this team that can make people pay. Don't believe us? Just ask QB Sam Bradford how much he liked going against this potent secondary. The Eagles are definitely capable of being the best team in football.
4: Baltimore Ravens (1-0 SU, 1-0 ATS) (LW: 6) – There wasn't a team that put forth a better effort in Week 1 in a big, big game than Baltimore. The Ravens forced seven turnovers against their hated rivals, and RB Ray Rice accounted for right around 150 total yards and two TDs against a team that only allowed 60 rushing yards per game a season ago.
5: Houston Texans (1-0 SU, 1-0 ATS) (LW: 10) – The Texans absolutely beat the snot out of Indy last week, and there is no doubt that they are going to be considered the cream of the crop this season in the AFC South. There is still a question as to whether RB Arian Foster is going to be coming back to the lineup soon, but will it matter? RB Ben Tate looked great in his debut in front of the Reliant Stadium faithful last week, running for over 100 yards and a score against the Colts.
6: Pittsburgh Steelers (0-1 SU, 0-1 ATS) (LW: 3) – We're going to leave Pittsburgh as the top losing team in the game this year, though we are definitely asking a lot of questions after this team got absolutely slaughtered. The Steelers clearly aren't as good as Baltimore is right now, but that doesn't mean that it isn't one of the best 10 teams in the game.
7: New York Jets (1-0 SU, 0-1 ATS) (LW: 9) – Sure, New York had no business beating the Cowboys last week, but it was good enough to pick up a win when it really mattered. The Jets just have a knack of making plays, and they did what they needed to do. QB Mark Sanchez did throw for over 300 yards last week, and that's definitely something worth noting going forward against a rock solid Dallas defense.
8: New Orleans Saints (0-1 SU, 0-1 ATS) (LW: 7) – It's hard to really punish the Saints after going on the road and coming up just short against the defending champs on banner raising night in one of the most hallowed stadiums in all of sports. QB Drew Brees threw for over 400 yards, but this defense struggled and struggled mightily. If the running game can't slow down things for opposing offenses, there will be a similar struggle all season long against virtually everyone they play against.
9: Chicago Bears (1-0 SU, 1-0 ATS) (LW: 15) – Did we all totally miss the mark on the Bears this year? They sure looked fantastic against the Falcons in Week 1, and QB Jay Cutler definitely looked a lot like the quarterback that Chicago thought it was getting, and not the one that he turned out to be in the second half of the season and in the playoffs. This defense is fantastic and always has been, but if Cutler can just be average, the Bears are going to be in awesome shape.
10: Atlanta Falcons (0-1 SU, 0-1 ATS) (LW: 5) – Uh-oh, Atlanta. The Falcons looked terrible against Chicago, and the one score that they had came via the defense, which had its own problems against a relatively questionable offense. QB Matt Ryan needs to get the ball up the field more to WRs Roddy White and Julio Jones to open up more lanes for the electric RB Michael Turner, and if he doesn't, the Falcons won't win anywhere near enough games to win the AFC South.
11: San Diego Chargers (1-0 SU, 0-1 ATS) (LW: 13) – We're still just not all that impressed with the Chargers this year. Though the offense did put up some impressive yardage totals against the Vikings, the fact remains that the chances were there to score a ton of points, and only mustering a seven point win just doesn't seem right. QB Philip Rivers can't make mistakes like he did against Minnesota if he wants to beat the best teams in the league, something that will likely be found out this week against the Pats.
12: Dallas Cowboys (0-1 SU, 1-0 ATS) (LW: 8) – QB Tony Romo is fantastic for three quarters of seemingly every game, but when it's crunch time, he has been labeled as a choke artist. Still, the fact that Dallas was good enough to beat the Jets on the road, on 9/11, in the Big Apple, with all of the emotions of the start of the season running rampant, we have no choice but to remain impressed. We figure that this team will be back in the Top 10 once again soon even though most don't have it anywhere near ranked this high.
13: Detroit Lions (1-0 SU, 1-0 ATS) (LW: 17) – QB Matt Stafford, RB Jahvid Best, and WR Calvin Johnson really put together some fantastic showings last week against the Bucs, and the end result was a whopping 27 points put on the board. Are there still some questions defensively on this team? Sure. We won't deny that. However, Detroit looks very, very good right now, and earning a playoff spot isn't out of the question if the crew can stay healthy.
14: Oakland Raiders (1-0 SU, 1-0 ATS) (LW: 19) – When the Raiders introduce their team at home for the first time, they really should introduce K Sebastian Janikowski last. The offense did well against a suspect Denver defense last week, but the highlight of the entire game was an NFL record tying 63 yard field goal by Sea Bass. The footnote of the game though, is that Oakland won its eighth straight divisional showdown, a very, very impressive mark no matter who you are in this league.
15: Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0-1 SU, 0-1 ATS) (LW: 11) – It was a nice fight back by the Bucs last week, but they just weren't the better team on the field against the Lions. They need to establish the run more this year, as six carries for RB LeGarrette Blount isn't going to cut it, especially since he is the primary back in the backfield. This week's clash against Minnesota should provide some more holes for the backs.
16: Washington Redskins (1-0 SU, 1-0 ATS) (LW: 30) – The biggest gainers in our eyes this week are the Redskins, who we probably had undervalued at 30, but have overvalued now at 16. QB Rex Grossman was awfully impressive against the G-Men, but we have to temper our excitement, knowing that this was a secondary that was absolutely beaten to shreds by injuries before the season ever got started.
17: New York Giants (0-1 SU, 0-1 ATS) (LW: 14) – We still believe that the Giants have the ability to make the playoffs, but what we might have found out last week is that the Redskins do as well. This team needs to get healthy, and in a hurry, or it is going to be a long, long start to what could be the final season for Head Coach Tom Coughlin. QB Eli Manning has his work cut out for him this year.
18: Buffalo Bills (1-0 SU, 1-0 ATS) (LW: 31) – QB Ryan Fitzpatrick threw for four TDs, and it looked like LB Shawne Merriman found the Fountain of Youth out there in Kansas City last week. Simply put, everything worked for Buffalo, and it really had a fantastic start to the season with the 41-7 result. Can things keep going for the Bills? We're not optimistic, but we now are fairly confident that this isn't one of the worst teams in the league.
19: St. Louis Rams (0-1 SU, 0-1 ATS) (LW: 18) – When you lose RB Steven Jackson, QB Sam Bradford, and WR Danny Amendola in a span of a couple hours of one another due to injury, you know that you're not having a good day. We still believe that, when everyone gets healthy, the Rams are going to have a team to compete with in the postseason, and that being said, we don't want to punish them too much even though they were beaten soundly by a tremendous ball club.
20: Jacksonville Jaguars (1-0 SU, 1-0 ATS) (LW: 23) – Just by default, we have to move the Jags up just a bit this week since they did prove to be victorious. Their defense looked great… The offense… not so much. And of course, there's the big question whether it was good defense by Head Coach Jack Del Rio's club, or whether it was just that bad of an offense on the other side of the field that came into Ever Bank Field.
21: Arizona Cardinals (1-0 SU, 0-1 ATS) (LW: 25) – We really have the same situation here with the Cards that we did with the Jags. These teams aren't that good, but they did find ways to win games, albeit it against terrible teams, and they looked a heck of a lot better than some of the garbage below them. Don't confuse Arizona as a playoff team this year, though. If you're allowing over 400 passing yards to QB Cam Newton, you've got some issues.
22: San Francisco 49ers (1-0 SU, 1-0 ATS) (LW: 27) – Thanks to WR Ted Ginn Jr. and his two special teams touchdowns, the 49ers rejoiced in victory in the first week of the season. Head Coach Jim Harbaugh and company have some real work to do this week at home though, as the Cowboys aren't going to be pushovers like the Seahawks truly were. This is a totally different type of challenge.
23: Carolina Panthers (0-1 SU, 1-0 ATS) (LW: 28) – Give it up for the Panthers in Week 1! Sure, they were beaten by an Arizona team that is truthfully probably one of the worst in the league, but QB Cam Newton was absolutely brilliant in his first game of his career, accounting for over 430 yards of offense and three TDs. He couldn't quite get the win, but it was definitely a step in the right direction for a team that hasn't had a lot to look forward to in the recent past.
24: Minnesota Vikings (0-1 SU, 1-0 ATS) (LW: 21) – QB Donovan McNabb isn't going to be winning games with his arm this year, apparently. He only threw the ball 15 times against the Chargers last week on the road, and though WR Percy Harvin proved to be explosive in the return game, he and RB Adrian Peterson can't carry this team to victories by themselves. They need some help, and the defense couldn't have done any more than it did last week against a high power San Diego offense.
25: Kansas City Chiefs (0-1 SU, 0-1 ATS) (LW: 16) – Kansas City is lucky to just be ranked here this week after the stinker that it put up against Buffalo at home. RB Jamaal Charles looked alright, and WR/RB Dexter McCluster does look like he is going to be an exciting ball player after all, but when push comes to shove, QB Matt Cassel just has to be better. We sure hope that this was a matter of his lingering injury and not a real problem in the future, of the Chiefs are dead in the water.
26: Seattle Seahawks (0-1 SU, 0-1 ATS) (LW: 22) – Think the Seahawks are going to be doing some work this week on special teams? It wasn't the much maligned defense that really let them down last week, nor was it an offense that was playing without WR Sidney Rice. The special teams allowed not just one, but two scores in a row after the offense clawed back to within two of the Niners, and that just can't happen in the NFL at this level.
27: Cleveland Browns (0-1 SU, 0-1 ATS) (LW: 20) – So much for all that hope in the Dawg Pound this year… Cleveland knows that it has a lot of work to do after not proving that it was good enough to just spank the Bengals last week. Losing to arguably the worst team in the league just isn't going to cut it, especially knowing that QB Colt McCoy, in a West Coast offense in which he checks down more often than he does anything else, was only completing 19-of-40 pass attempts.
28: Miami Dolphins (0-1 SU, 0-1 ATS) (LW: 26) – The Dolphins thought that their problems were going to be offensively this season, but after watching QB Chad Henne account for over 450 total yards of offense, it's hard to place any blame on his shoulders. The defense, though… What gives with allowing over 600 yards? It's not like you're the East Carolina defense trying to stop the Oregon offense out there. C'mon guys. New England is good. Not that good.
29: Denver Broncos (0-1 SU, 0-1 ATS) (LW: 24) – Head Coach John Fox might be wondering why on earth he took this job after Monday Night Football. Apparently, all he is going to hear in home games are chants of "Te-bow!" We know that the Florida Gator isn't getting into the lineup barring some injuries, save for some individually crafted moments in games, but Fox has to be getting tired of hearing it. It's bad enough he's trying to rebuild a team that was a train wreck. He doesn't need the fans against him, too.
30: Tennessee Titans (0-1 SU, 0-1 ATS) (LW: 29) – Dear Matt Hasselbeck: Retire already. Hasselbeck just looked terrible in his debut with the Titans. Don't let those numbers fool you. He basically shot-putted a ball a few feet down the field that WR Kenny Britt happened to take for 80 yards and a TD to bolster those stats. Tennessee's offense was just nowhere to be found whatsoever against Jacksonville, and that isn't nearly going to be as hard of a task as Baltimore will be this week.
31: Cincinnati Bengals (1-0 SU, 1-0 ATS) (LW: 32) – We just refuse to move the Bengals any higher than this. They're still just not that good, even if they were capable of going on the road and beating the Browns. QB Andy Dalton's wrist is going to be analyzed quite a bit over the rest of the week to see whether he can give it a go this week. It's not like QB Bruce Gradkowski was anything special in Dalton's absence last week.
32: Indianapolis Colts (0-1 SU, 0-1 ATS) (LW: 12) – The truth of the matter is that the Colts probably are the worst team in the NFL right now. Want some proof? Just look at the fact that the oddsmakers have lined them as home underdogs against a Cleveland team that was just beaten by the team that we had ranked dead last in the league before the start of the season.
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