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This is certainly an interesting week for James Cameron fans. The director has two new (sort of) releases this week. And surprise (!)—both are available in 3D.
By default, our spotlight for the week goes to one the biggest movies of all time, Titanic. Love it or hate it, the film is very cool visually—and even more so in 3D. Cameron added the 3D effects for the film's theatrical re-release. He also followed it up with a deep-sea documentary about the real-life wreckage, which is also available as a 3D release this week.
If you aren't into 3D films or aren't equipped to handle the technology, there are plenty of other good looking releases, including a dark take on Snow White and another installment of the Starz hit, Spartacus. There are also plenty of cute (but faux pregnant) famous people in the adaptation of What To Expect When You're Expecting, which is weirdly based on the best-selling book.
Did we miss one of your favorites for the week? Have something to say about one of this week's new releases? Sound off in the comments below. Otherwise, all of these titles are out now, except where noted. Enjoy!
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Rosenberg, Edward; Miranda, Paul; Yuen Onn Wong "Oxine modified silica polyamine
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nickel. U. S Patent Application No. 13/272662, patent allowed 10/2102
Jesse Allen, Edward Rosenberg, Eduard Karakhanov, Sergey V.Kardashev, Anton Maximov
Anna Zolotukhina" Catalytic Properties of Transition Metal Salts Immobilized on Nanoporous
Silica Polyamine Composites II: Hydrogenation," Appl. Organometal. Chem (2011), 25(4),
Jesse Allen, Matthew Berlin, Mark Hughes, Erik Johnston, Varadharajan Kailasam, Edward
Rosenberg, Tova Sardot, Jessica Wood "Structural Design at the Polymer Surface Interface in
Nanoporous Silica Polyamine Composites," Mat. Chem. Phys. 2011, 126, 973-982.
Matt Berlin, Jesse Allen, Varadharajan Kailasam, David Rosenberg≠ and Edward Rosenberg
"Nanoporous Silica Polyamine Composites for Metal ion Capture from Rice Hull Ash," Appl.
Organometal. Chem 2011,25, 530.
Edward Rosenberg, Rakesh Kumar "New methods for functionalizing biologically important
molecules using triosmium metal clusters," Dalton Transactions (2012), 41(3), 714-722
Karakhanov, Edward; Maximov, Anton; Kardashev, Sergey; Kardasheva, Yulia; Zolotukhina,
Anna; Rosenberg, Edward; Allen, Jesse ,"Nanostructured Macromolecular MetalContaining
Materials in Catalysis," Macromolecular Symposia (2011), 304(Macromolecular Complexes),
Jesse Allen, Erik Johnston, Edward Rosenberg, "Synthesis and Characterization of Silica
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Edward Rosenberg, Carolyn Hart " Mine Waste Clean-up with Novel Organic-Inorganic Hybrid
Materials," Proceedings 72nd International Water Conference," Nov. 13-17, 2011, Orlando FL,
Edward Rosenberg, * Joynal Abedin, Kenneth Hardcastle "Nucleophilic Attack on an
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Varadharajan Kailasam and Edward Rosenberg "Oxyanion Removal and Recovery using Silica
Polyamine Composites," Hydrometallurgy 129-130 (2012) 97-104.
Member the American Chemical Society, Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Division , Separations Science Subdivision, Inorganic Division, Organometallic Subdivision.
Chair of the Separations Subdivision Chair
Editorial Advisory Board for:
Journal of Cluster Science
Journal of Applied Organometallic Chemsitry
Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research
Professional Experience:
35 years of University Teaching
Fellowships awarded by:
The Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel
Emory University
University of Turin, Italy
Recipient of grants from:
National Science Foundation, Department of Energy
Montana Board of Research and Commercialization Technology
Industrial Consultant to Johnson-matthey 1982-1984
Industrial Consultant to Purity Systems Inc 1991-present
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g-man wrote:the 83s were kinda weak and drinking well now
why not he SW and the Grahams with some steaks.
g-man wrote:Price of admission is to have a mullet
dolcetours wrote:Yes, for Nov 13. My husband is definitely interested, and I might come too, if I don't go to the American Wine Society conference that weekend in Cincinnati.
I have a half bottle of 2007 Taylor in the cellar, but that's it. Beyond that, we'd have to go shopping.
dolcetours wrote:I have a half bottle of 2007 Taylor in the cellar.
dolcetours wrote:For ideas for the future:
Do you ever do tawnies? Personally, I'd love a survey of 20 Year Olds, my favorite (affordable) category.
dolcetours wrote:And how about something that looks at the new generation of Port houses that emerged upstream following the 1986 change in regulations? Places like Quinta do Tedo, our friend Quevedo, Body + Soul, Passadouro, and others? (If we can't find their Ports in NYC, perhaps Claudio and I could pick up a mixed case when we're on tour in Oporto next spring and everyone attending that session could chip to pay for the wine & shipping.)
dolcetours wrote:Finally, for the Dow tasting, I'm willing to host in the late winter – say, the latter half of February (after a flurry of writing deadlines settles down). I have a Brooklyn brownstone apartment, so the most we can host is 11 or 12, including me and Claudio. But I don't know if that's too small for this Port group, not having attended anything yet!
dolcetours wrote:As it turns out, my husband won't be back in the US until the day AFTER the tasting. So if it's on Nov. 13, it would be just me.
If we can postpone it to the following Saturday (Nov 20), Claudio could come.
More importantly, I could host it on Nov. 20, which wouldn't be possible on Nov. 13. I'm in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Is that convenient to everyone else? Of course, I'm assuming that you're looking to have this at someone's home, as opposed to a restaurant, but I could be wrong... I'm a newbie.
g-man wrote:dolcetours wrote:As it turns out, my husband won't be back in the US until the day AFTER the tasting. So if it's on Nov. 13, it would be just me.
If we can postpone it to the following Saturday (Nov 20), Claudio could come.
that does sound liek a plan
dolcetours wrote:I'll go with the flow. I don't know the places you mention, except for Tartine, which is SMALL! So I'm not surprised they don't want people occupying a table that long on a weekend night.
How many people are actually interested in doing this? I feel like a voice in the wilderness.
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Archaeological & Historical Mu» N. High St. at 15th—1 ^M^^^bSS- "lli^// Serving Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community \\//\\^ Vol. 2.% No. 40 COLUMBUS, OHIO, FRIIMV, NOVEWIBBR 28, 1047 Devoted to American and Jewish ideals Neiii^ Center Site Purchased! S7 I'P' I I ' The Board ot Trustees of the new Jewish Center made a tre¬ mendous stride toward its goal this week with the official an¬ nouncement that the site has been selected and purchased! The Center will be constructed on College Avenue, approximate¬ ly 500 feet.south ot Ijlvingstnn, at the east line, and ,205 feet south of Livingston, on the west boundary. It has a minimum frontage of •14,'j feet on College, directly opiioslte the Berwick Addition. The north lioundary extends 1300 feet to Alum Creek; the .south lino reaches 1,700 feet to Aliim C:reek. The approximate Alum Creek front¬ age is 700 feet. All In all, the en¬ tire area'of the site Is slightly less than 25 acres[ Abe r. Yenkin, chairman of the Site Sub-committee, reported sev¬ eral major advantages of the location: 1) Ready Accessibility, 2) Spacious enough to pryvlde for any future expansion, 3) Best serves the current Jewish population In various sections ot the city, and .should continue to be convenient in the event ot future shifts of population, 4) Alum Creek's Iwundary presertts attractive po.sslbilltles w h 1 (- h may be utllizetl for future com¬ munity needs, 5) MODEItATE COST. "This purchase was made only after several months of exhaus¬ tive investljgatlun," revealed Mr. Yenltln. He reported that 15 potential sites "had been visited and carefully considered, artd that the committee had held a dozen formal meetings plus sev¬ eral Informal conferences and discussions. VOLINEB SOCIETY ELECT OFFICERS A regular meeting and election Of Officers of the Vollner Society, Js scheduled for 2:30 tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon at the Co¬ luinbus Hebrew School, A' mem¬ bers are urged to attend .;hd se¬ lect the officers who will liest serve the' organization for the coming year. ,, He had visited several cities which have been planning sim¬ ilar projects, to accumulate all phases of posslbllltle's and prob¬ lems relative to such mamoth undertakings. New Centers are being constructed- In many Jew¬ ish communities in the country, at a combined cost of $30,000,000! Several local sites hati evoked the Interest of the committee, but the areas were too small, or were unavailable because of var¬ ious restrictions, and the price was too steep. Proper considera¬ tion had been given lo a possible downtown location, but the visit- ing representatives of the Jew¬ ish Welfcire Hoard, adiiressing a meeting ot the Center's Hoard of Trustees last Vvpril, pointed out the advantage.s\of a spacious .section of land to provide out¬ door activities (athletics, pic¬ nics, etc.) "They also advised," said Mr. Yenkin, "that a program could best be developed- in a Center located away from the downtown district, since it would be In a JOIIVS CHRONICLE NEWS STAFF AS ASSOCIATE EDITOR The Ohio Jewi.sh Chronicle is jileased to announce this weel< the acklltion ot IVIr. Edward (l'!d- die) Fisher to its staff as. Asso¬ ciate Editor. Mr. Fisher, who assumed his duties this week, wlll^ie in com¬ plete charge ot all local news of organizations which rely ex¬ clusively upon the Chronicle. He will endeavor to carry on tho same constructive service to the Columbus .Jewish communlt-' which the Chronicle has render, ed tot' more than a quarler.ccn- tury. (The newspaper is cele¬ brating Its 25th anniversary this year.) Mr. Fisher's by.line has ap¬ peared on the Chronicle siJ<»rtH riage for several years, covering. In particular, the activities of the Zicm Lodge bowling league and the Suniiay Morning softbali league. Eddie's journalistic career be¬ gan with Columbus Dispatch, where he served as a spoi'ta col¬ umnist and writer, Including all high school athletic activities. EDDIIH FISHER During the war years he was emplnycd by [he U. S. .Army Engineers, Ohio Itlver Uivislon, in CoUunbu.s. He ivas editor of liio office magazine, director of recreation anil entertainment for all civilian and military person¬ nel, and was pulillc relailuns man. In the summer of 1915, Mr. Fi.-iher fininded and iaimchcd the Coliiiiilnis Howling News, a week iy spiiils taiiloid, and formed a ¦|)ai-tiR')-sliip with his brother Leon. (Anotiier brother, Sandy, is now editor of tho ijowling \'ews.) tlddie is prominent In iucai spurls, especially soflliaii. This summer lie received the Dr. Don A. Shu.-Jterman trophy, an annual award which goes to the Sitnday Morning League's most valuable |)layyr,.p.s-selected by league of¬ ficials and managers. Mr. Fisher Is a native ot Co¬ lumbus, and Is the son ot Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Fisher, 648 Car¬ penter St. JEWISH PHIUNTHROPiST WILLS $55,000 TO ILLINOIS HILLEL CHAMPAIGN, ILL. — After witnessing the work of B'nal B'rith Hlllel Foundations, the late Joseph Rubin, of Effingham, III;, left $55,000—the bulk of his estate—to the Hlllel F'oundatlon at the University of Illinois here. Mr. Rubin was 70 years old at the time of his death last month. Until two years ago he had tieen completely eatranged from Jew- ish life. In acknowledgement ot the gift, the Hlllel trustees at Illin¬ ois will establish a Joseph Ru¬ bin Memorial In connection with the $200,000 Hlllel building soon to be erected at Champaign. Mr, Rubin, In addition, left $500 to each of the 22 Christian churches in Effingham, and vary¬ ing sums to local libraries, the veterans home, and other local institutions and agencies. HIS gift Is the second largest ever made to the Hlllel Founda¬ tions. Joseph Baumgarten, ot Hillsdale, Mich., has cbntrlbuted a quarter-millton dollars' to the Hlllel Foundation at Northwes¬ tern University; and Max Karas- Ik, of Chicago, gave $50,000 to Hlllel at the University of Chi¬ cago. less competitive area trom the standpoint of other attractions. Thus it would become an Inte¬ gral part of community life. The Importance of having sufficient land to control location anil fteau- tificatlon was another point wliich was wisely stressed." At a recent meeting of the Hoard of Trustoea at the Excel¬ sior Club, Mr. .Siiiiuicl .\'. Sum¬ mer, in'usidunt of tlii," Jewish CuiiLcr and generiil chairman of tliu campaign cunin-iittcc, des- crilicd tho achiovcmont.s of Iho .Siie Sub cummitlcc as a "mag¬ nificent piece of worli." The Ohio Jewisil Chronicio heartily concurs. A resolution commend¬ ing the activities of this conv mlttee was passed unanimously. Mr. Summer t/tated that an¬ other meeting ot the l?oard would be conducted in January to take additiimal steiis toward speeding uji the Center's iiroject, for w+iich Columbus Jewry gen- erous'ly has subscribed approxi¬ mately $-100,000. Mr. J. S. Res¬ ler, ij-casiircr, is appeajing to subscribers to lirlng their pledges up to date as soon as possible, thus facilitating tlie work of the Building Committee, which will soon be appointed. (The above drawing is the work of F. & Y. Building Service.) Announce Speaker For Fellowship Church Service Rev, A. J. Muste, Executive Secretary ot the Fellowship of Reconciliation In the United States and member of the Com¬ mission on a Just and Durable peace of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In Amer¬ ica, will be the guest preacher at the inter-racial atid interfaith Fellowship Church seirvlce to be h^ld Sunday, at 5 p. ra., at the First .Congregational Church, 444 E. Broad. His subject: "The Way to Overcome Evil." Presiding ministers for the sei«- vice will be Rabbi Jerome Folk- man of Temple Israel, Rev. Rus- (Gontliqied on Page 8) il ^4w,n'iiir.,',l i l<r».i,*yy^
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What? The Clothing Show
Location? Queen Elizabeth Building, Toronto's Exhibition Place, 195 Princes' Blvd., Toronto, Ontario.
Dates and Times?
Friday September 23: 5 p.m. – 9 p.m.
Saturday September 24: 11 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Sunday September 25: 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Tickets Prices?
Adults, $8 online, $10 at the door.
Students 13 – 17 yrs., $7 at the door.
Seniors, $5 at the door.
Children under 12, free with an adult.
Free re-admission.
It always seems when I go to the Clothing Show here in Toronto, be it in the Spring or Fall, it's always pissing down and I mean pissing down. But I never let that detour me from getting dressed, getting my umbrella out and trekking down to the Queen Elizabeth Building on the first day of the show. I like being there promptly for 5 p.m. when the doors open. I'll be honest, I look forward to the spring and fall shows every year – it's one of my favourite rituals.
I have got so many friends and family onto the show – sometimes I think perhaps I need to be their ambassador. For the past 3 shows, Prisca and I have been going together. We make a good team. We know what we like and can quickly edit each other's purchases. We bargain together and also laugh at ourselves. It's always a great time!
I have been coming to the Clothing show since I was a teen when it was called The Old Clothing Show and Sale and was held in The Automotive building at the CNE. Now in its 34th year the show is now known as The Clothing Show.
Back in the day I remember the vintage section would be busting at the seams and the new, young and hip designers would be steadily dealing with customers and modelling their wares. I've found in past years the show has gotten considerably smaller and a lot slower on the Friday afternoon. The vintage section is segmented to a quarter of the room. The young designers are still there but not as varied in products as it used to be. Recessionary times? Perhaps. But I do miss the flea market/stall like atmosphere from years past.
There is even as fashion show which showcases the local designer stock and a beautifully set up back drop which adds a nice polish to the pieces. It runs over the weekend as well as adds for a nice break to your browsing schedule. Plus you can see some designers frocks on that perhaps didn't read as well when they hung on the hangers.
Back in the day, we would get these amazing swag bags full of free samples, razors, magazines and the like. These days you will still get the free The Clothing Show shopper bag but its empty and the only way you can get a free magazine is by giving a food donation. Which hey, why not? You have to spread the wealth here right? That said I gave in my cans of Heinz soup and picked up a bilingual KILL magazine which is packed with articles on Alexander McQueen, the latest make up and accessories for the fall and some lovely haute fashion shots.
The prices of the sales items have also considerably gone up, it's funny. But the admission hasn't. I love hitting 'I miss you vintage' as my first stop when I get to the show. They have the best vintage bags, boots, shoes, scarves, belts and accessories. I have bought many a bag from them in the past and picked up a pair of vintage Cole Haan boots for $25 2 years back. The amount of times I have been asked about those boots when I'm out and about and have told people what I have paid for them – they make people instant believers in the show.
I noticed this weekend that 'I Miss You Vintages' prices have all gone up quite considerably. I'm not sure why. In the spring I picked up a vintage Coach Bucket bag for $10! Yes $10! On Friday, I scrambled through the bags filed by colour like books on a shelf and narrowed my purchase down to one vintage Coach Bag in blue for $39! $39 in one shot at their booth indeed was well worth it but really it's not what I am used to paying for a vintage bag with 'I Miss You Vintage' – it was pricey. I made sure I loved it before I handed the cash over to the lovely Brandon. (By the way, Brandon is always so sweet and patient with us. Plus he always rocks this super sweet lady bag that makes him look super-hot. ). It's too bad they don't leave any room for bargaining. ;( They could have got some more cash out of me if they brought the pricing down a lil. Maybe next year guys? (I Miss You Vintage, 63 Ossington Avenue, Phone: 416-916-7021).
The thing I love about The Clothing Show is that the staff, sellers and patrons are always so friendly. Seriously! I have never met anyone that was a curmudgeon. Even as I walked around with Prisca and asked ladies if I could take their photo they happily obliged and the sellers were super excited to have their pieces showcased. It's a very familial and chilled space to browse, try items on, haggle and chat to other shoppers up to see what they bought and what they scored.
Another fav seller to hit is Foxy Originals. Again we have been hitting them as our next stop at every show. They have great offers on jewellery. Buy three items for $5 and get the third for free. It's a sure win for quick trendy items for you for work and play. I love buying lil pieces to give to friends for Christmas and birthdays. This time we didn't spend an hour and a half there like we usually do. I only bought 3 pieces (plus one free) and packed it in. Honestly, it gets addictive and tiring searching through the bins but at the same time it's so much fun to see what goodie you can find every show. If you look at Foxy's website and compare what you bought from them at the show – you can see instantly the deals you have got. A savings of $25 – $30 is sometimes always guaranteed. (www.foxyoriginals.com)
So on a scale of 1 to 10, this show was a high 8 for me. We always end up staying for 4 hours and leaving exhausted. This time was no exception. Our feet were tired; we were hungry and just wanted to get home. That darn Bathurst streetcar was waiting for us as we walked past BMO field like our chariot. Luckily the rain had stopped too.
Stay tuned for pix of the items I bought at The Clothing Show in the next blog post.
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Somerset XI | 0 | 0% | |
Charter 77 | 1 | 5.56% | |
The Pathfinders | 10 | 55.56% | |
The Gang | 0 | 0% | |
The Maniacs | 3 | 16.67% | |
The Avengers | 1 | 5.56% | |
Die Neun Neun Neuners | 2 | 11.11% | |
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Vote: Mystery Draft Test Team
So in the mystery draft every player is given a test team and they must select 3 players from that team as well as one from every other Test team (zim/bangladesh combined) All the players had to have debuted after 1989
Who do you think has the best? Somerset XI - Somerset Mark Richardson Gary Kirsten Michael Vaughan Mahela Jayawardene Andy Flower (+) Mike Hussey VVS Laxman Daniel Vettori Shane Bond Ian Bishop Shabbir Ahmed Charter 77 - Michaelf7777777 Sanath Jayasuriya Mark Taylor Rahul Dravid Brian Lara Murray Goodwin Alec Stewart (+) Brian McMillan Chris Cairns Harbhajan Singh Javagal Srinath Waqar Younis The Pathfinders - bagapath Matthew Hayden Shahid Afridi Ramnaresh Sarwan Sachin Tendulkar Kevin Pietersen Adam Gilchrist (+) Tatenda Taibu Mitchell Johnson Ajantha Mendis Dale Steyn Simon Doull The Gang - Nnanden Stephen Fleming V Sehwag Ricky Ponting Mohammad Yousuf JP Duminy Jimmy Adams (+) M Mahmudallah Andrew Flintoff Chaminda Vaas Nuwan Kulasekara Rangana Herath The Maniacs - Matt79 Andrew Strauss Ross Taylor Younis Khan Inzamam-ul-Haq Thilan Samaraweera MS Dhoni (+) Dwayne Bravo Shaun Pollock Shakib al Hasan Shoaib Akhtar Glenn McGrath The Avengers - Athlai Graeme Smith Marcus Trescothick Jesse Ryder Sourav Ganguly Dave Houghton Shiv Chanderpaul Matt Prior (+) Brett Lee Darren Gough Muttiah Muralitharan Mohammad Asif Die Neun Neun Neuners - Jamee999 Saeed Anwar Michael Atherton Kumar Sangakkara (+) Chris Gayle Nathan Astle Wavell Hinds Habibul Bashar Shane Warne Anil Kumble Mervyn Dillon Allan Donald The Warriors - mettalics_2006 Gautham Gambhir Justin Langer Marvan Atapattu Jacques Kallis Graham Thorpe AB de Villiers (+) Craig McMillan Heath Streak Fanie de Villiers Darren Sammy Saqlain Mushtaq
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This was my analysis of my side from the Mystery Draft topic:
Stengths: A stonewalling opening pair with Richardson and Kirsten to take the shine off the new ball. Quality batting right down to number seven with three batsmen averaging more than 50 in test matches. All three fast bowlers with top records and should complement each other nicely. Even though I was awarded New Zealand as my team theres no real standout weak player with all three Kiwis excellent test players, and a minnow whos anything but that. Weaknesses: Reasonably inexperience pace attack led by Bishop. Vettori's useful but theres better spinners around with healthier records. No real fifth bowling option - Mike Hussey or Mahela Jaywardene don't come close to qualifying so Michael Vaughan's our next best. Laxman at seven might be too low in the order for a player of his status. ----- To be honest I considered voting for Bagapath's side as I liked the mix of players hes included; but can't go past Matt's side and he gets my vote. |
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Jamee's if the matches were played on pitches that took spin. On tracks without assistance for the spinners, I think Donald would be manful but lacking support.
Probably go Bagapath's just as Steyn and Johnson would be lethal in helpful conditions, Mendis would be a handful, and a batting order of Hayden, Tendulkar, Pietersen and Gilly is pretty intimidating.
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Bagpath's team gets my vote for following reasons :
Very strong middle order All 4 different type of bowlers, there is no evenness in the attack and that can be really handy!
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Like Matt's bowling an awful lot and any potential weakness in the top order is offset to some extent by having a long batting lineup with Pollock & Shakib at 8&9.
Somers has a great batting line up (maybe too much so with Laxman at 7) but the bowling looks light and no real back up from the batsman except Mick's occasional offies. Athers has nice depth to his batting with a quality 4-man attack, but maybe lacks an absolute superstar in his middle order with Ryder-Ganguly-Houghton solid but not spectacular. This is offset by Chanders & Prior at 6&7 with Lee adding length to the order at #8. The Warriors have a lot of quality bowling options, but maybe lack a top notch first change seamer to support de Villiers & Streak; Kallis no mug tho, obv. Think Charter 77 take the honours tho. Brian McMillian is a great 4th seamer to have & him & Cairns at 7&8 is lovely depth. Jayasuriya a more than handy 2nd spin option.
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guys! thanks for all the 9 votes. makes me feel good. but the team is coming third in the simulated series so far. i have never ever done anything in my life that even borders on what i am compelled to do here. i feel like voting for my own team. and i am very embarrassed about it. please dont think I am a self obsessed prick. i dont love the team (or myself). but i am not able to vote for any other combination above this. I like many other teams especially warriors and avengers. but still feel the mix is pretty good in pathfinders. of course, it is not translating into victories but that is a different issue. so gentlemen, dont abuse me and please let me vote for my own team. |
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FTR I'm not overly convinced with bagapath's bowling. Johnson, Steyn & Mendis are all players who're still carving their names and Doull and Afridi are solid rather than spectacular. Afridi opeining seems a bit of a fudge too.
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Local Roundup: Bruce Lawrence Painting beats Mail N More 18-14 in BH-BL Minors game
Bruce Lawrence Painting beat Mail N More 18-14 Thursday in Burnt Hills Little League Minors action.
Nicolas Hunziker finished with three hits while Gabriel Lobaido hit a home run and a single and Ben Rzeszotarski, Dalton Macdormand-Vine and Chase Ranaletto each had two hits for Lawrence.
For Mail N More, Logan Stubblebine had two singles and a triple while Kyle Kristel had two singles.
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