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Sometimes, being a baseball fan is like being a financial analyst. Owners and the Players Association make conflicting claims about the profitability of baseball teams, reflecting their best interests, and we are left to either ignore the chatter or try to make sense of it. We are absorbed with talk about the increasing gap between the "haves" and the "have-nots," but we don't really know what's "true."
The ultimate "have-not" is defined as a team with low revenue and low payroll playing in a bad baseball market. Therefore, the "have-not" is likely to have a bad performance on the field. The "haves" generate high revenue and a high team payroll in good markets and therefore are more likely to reach the postseason.
For the owners, the facts appear simple. The Yankees have won the World Series three of the last four years by milking the New York market and paying top dollar to any player. Meanwhile, the Twins, Marlins and Royals seem to have no hope of competing from Day One. Yes, here comes the most-used word in the 2000 baseball dictionary (besides "walk-off") ... disparity.
But in a year where talk of competitive balance is arguably at its height -- with the Blue Ribbon Panel report and the Yankees' payroll topping $100 million fueling the banter -- it is ironic that the Oakland A's, clearly a "have-not" with low attendance and an anemic payroll, have a very good chance of making the playoffs. And how about the Chicago White Sox, a team in a large market but with a low payroll and average revenue stream? They easily ran away with the AL Central while apparent "haves" like Baltimore and Texas bought their way into futility.
What has recent history told us about the "haves" and the "have-nots"?
Forbes magazine annually publishes data that includes team revenue. Although no one can vouch for the accuracy of its data and analyses, it's the best we can do. According to Forbes here are the five teams with the most revenue and least revenue in 1995, with team payroll and record (* = made playoffs):
1995 - Haves
Team Revenue Payroll Record
Yankees $97.68M $58.2 (1) 79-65*
Orioles $76.48M $48.7 (2) 71-73
Braves $76.14M $47.0 (4) 90-54*
Rockies $75.07M $38.0 (9) 77-67*
Indians $73.28M $40.2 (7) 100-44*
Average $79.73M $46.4 83-61 (.576)
1995 - Have-Nots
Team Revenue Payroll Record
Pirates $24.03M $17.7 (24) 58-86
Padres $25.88M $25.0 (22) 70-74
Expos $27.60M $13.1 (27) 66-78
Twins $29.19M $15.4 (26) 56-88
Astros $29.39M $33.6 (16) 76-68
Average $27.22M $21.0 65-79 (.451)
Four out of the five "haves" -- the Yankees, Atlanta, Cleveland and Colorado -- made the playoffs in 1995, while the Astros were the only team of the five "have-nots" to have a winning season.
Here are the same lists for 1999, the last season for which we have complete data:
1999 - Haves
Team Revenue Payroll Record
Yankees $177.94M $92.0M (1) 98-64*
Mets $140.59M $71.5M (8) 97-66*
Indians $136.78M $73.5M (6) 97-65*
Braves $128.27M $79.3M (3) 103-59*
Orioles $123.61M $75.4M (5) 78-84
Average $141.44M $78.3M 95-67 (.586)
1999 - Have-Nots
Team Revenue Payroll Record
Expos $48.80M $15.0M (29) 68-84
Twins $52.64M $15.8M (28) 63-97
Athletics $62.58M $25.2M (24) 87-75
Pirates $63.19M $23.7M (26) 78-83
Royals $63.55M $16.6M (27) 64-97
Average $58.15M $19.3M 72-90 (.444)
The same percentage applied as four out of the five "haves" made the playoffs -- the Yankees, Indians and Braves all made it for the fifth straight season. And, once again, it was the Orioles that ruined the perfect percentage. Meanwhile, one out of the five "have-nots" (same percentage) had a winning record, the Oakland A's.
The ratio of revenue between the "haves" and "have-nots" got smaller between 1995 and 1999, although the absolute difference increased and that is really the more relevant number to those owners pleading injustice.
These ultimate "haves" and "have-nots" paint a picture of no hope for teams with little revenue. But in the seasons following 1995, two "have-nots" became successful on the field. The Padres won division titles in 1996 and 1998 (with a World Series appearance) while the Astros won three straight division titles from 1997-1999. The Astros now have a new stadium, otherwise known as an immediate maximum money generator, and the Padres have one on the way.
Does this mean this year's "have-nots" have success in their future? Some say teams like the Padres and Astros haven't really been that successful.
"The Padres have been around since 1969 and the Astros since 1962," said Rod Fort, professor of economics at Washington State University and co-author of "Hard Ball." "Three division titles in 31 years and five in 38 years ain't much to crow about. And some might argue that winning the division title isn't the same thing as winning big. Alas, fans of the Twins, Royals, Expos and Pirates have a while to wait before they can match the success of the Padres and Astros."
But as union head Donald Fehr has questioned over and over again this year: Is the disparity really increasing or has the success of the A's and White Sox shot down grounds for argument?
In 1998, the eight playoff teams finished the season in the top 12 in payroll (Padres don't exactly qualify as an ultimate "have-not" here since the team did finish 1998 ninth in the league in payroll). And last year, all eight playoff teams finished in the top 10 in payroll.
This year is a different story, as it might be the first time that two teams that began the season in the bottom third of payroll make the playoffs. The A's began the season 25th in payroll, the White Sox 26th. The last time a team made the playoffs that close to the bottom of the payroll chart was 1991, when the Atlanta Braves ranked 21 out of 26 teams.
As bright as Oakland's future may look on the field due to their young talent base, their potential to go from a "have-not" to a "have" isn't necessarily a foregone conclusion.
"What we know regarding the have-nots is that it is possible for any team to pull it off once," said Kenneth Shropshire, professor of legal studies at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School. "Thus all of the teams listed (as have-nots) could find a way to have an isolated successful season. What the Yankees have shown is the large-market capability to create the 'D' word, Dynasty."
Andrew Zimbalist, economics professor at Smith College and author of "Baseball and Billions" agrees. "Anyone in the world who pretends that there is not a problem in Oakland, just because they make it to the playoffs, really has their head in the sand," he said.
If the A's can somehow increase their revenue (see new stadium here), their chances of playing regularly in October is possible. For example, the list of teams that increased their revenue the most from 1995 to 1999 includes five potential playoff teams for 2000:
New York Mets +$87.91 million
New York Yankees +$80.26 million
Seattle Mariners +$76.09 million
Cleveland Indians +$63.50 million
St. Louis Cardinals +$62.42 million (Can anyone say Mark McGwire?)
Baseball is not suffering in terms of pulling in the dough. Overall revenue growth in baseball has been strong in this period, with average team revenue increasing by 87.8 percent or an average annual growth rate of about 17 percent (very good for over a period of four years).
In the end, however, despite Oakland's breakthrough in the victory column the past two years, we might not know if Billy Beane is dining with Brian Cashman at the "have" table until Jason Giambi is past his prime.
Darren Rovell covers sports business for ESPN.com. He can be reached at email@example.com. Eddie Epstein works as works as a senior sports analyst for PricewaterhouseCoopers.


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- The Friars will play a home-and-home series with the Northeastern Huskies to kick off their Hockey East play.
- The series will begin on Friday, Oct. 25 at 7:00 p.m. in Boston, Mass. at Matthews Arena.
- The two game series will conclude on Saturday, Oct. 26 at 3:05 p.m. in Schneider Arena.
- Providence will be providing play-by-play (Chris Fama) for its road game on Friday (CLICK HERE for play-by-play)
- The Huskies will be providing live stats and streaming.
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- On Saturday, the game will be televised live through COX Sports on OSN. Play-by-play will be covered by Mike Logan and Bob Bellemore will be providing color with Sonny Watrous as reporter.
- COX will also be providing free live streaming for Saturday's game. To access the feed CLICK HERE.
- Providence provides live updates of all its games through its twitter page.
- The Friars played host to Syracuse University for a two-game series starting on Oct. 18 and ending on Oct. 19.
- Providence and the Orange split the series, with the Friars taking the first game, 3-2, and the Orange taking the second, 4-1.
- In Friday's game, Janine Weber and Corinne Buie both tallied a goal to earn a two-game goal streak.
- Buie notched her first game-winning goal of the season in the win.
- Friar goaltender Sarah Bryant earned her third win of the season with 24 saves.
- On Saturday, Beth Hanrahan notched the lone Friar goal, while Allison Micheletti notched her first point of the season on the play.
- So far this season the Friars have posted a 3-3-0 record, collecting one road win and two at home in the newly renovated Schneider Arena.
- The Friars have split each weekend series starting with a two game road series at Union.
- Providence fell on Friday, Oct. 4, 5-2, to the Dutchwomen in their season opener.
- Providence came back to win the second game of the series on Saturday, Oct. 5, 6-2.
- In that opening weekend series, the Friars saw four rookies notch their first collegiate point.
- The Friars went on to host No. 10 Mercyhurst for a two-game home series.
- Providence fell 5-0 on Oct. 12 to the Lakers in their home opener, to move their all-time record in home openers to 22-11-4.
- On Oct. 13, the Friars edged Mercyhurst, 3-2, to earn their first win against a ranked opponent since the 2011-12 season, when the Friars topped No. 7 Northeastern in the Hockey East semifinal game on March 3, 2012.
- Janine Weber tallied her first collegiate goal in that win.
- Two Friar goaltenders earned career-high save totals in the weekend series.
- On Saturday, Allie Morse notched a career-best 16 saves in 20 minutes of play in the loss on Oct. 12, after making her first penalty shot save.
- Sunday's win came after a career-best 47 save performance by Friar goaltender Sarah Bryant.
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- Northeastern enters the weekend with a 3-3-0 overall record.
- The Huskies earned wins over RIT (Oct. 5), Union (Oct. 11) and RPI (Oct. 12).
- Northeastern's three game winning streak was snapped, when the Huskies were swept by Cornell in a two game road series on Oct. 19 (6-2) and Oct. 20 (3-0).
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The present invention relates to toys for four to ten year old children and, more particularly, to a roller skating rink for children.
A pair of roller skates can be a substantial source of amusement for a young child, who is about four to ten years old, relieving the parent of the need of providing the child with attention. However in a suburb without sidewalks or a city with heavy traffic on the streets a child on roller skates can be a great danger both to himself or herself or even to other pedestrians. Alternatively a parent can insist that roller skates be used only on a local roller skating rink. Then a special trip to the roller skating rink is necessary involving time and effort by the parent. Furthermore the roller skating rink will charge for its services involving additional expenditures.
It is a general object of the present invention to provide a comparatively safe place in the home or in a backyard adjacent the home where children ages four to ten may roller skate.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a comparatively compact, light, easily assembled roller skating rink for a comparatively small number of four to ten year old children.
It is another object of the instant invention to provide a roller skating rink for four to ten year old children, which can hold up to six children and which can be used in the limited space typically available to children in a single-family home.
It is a further object of the present invention to provide a roller skating rink for four to ten year old children, which can hold up to six children and be easily assembled and used in a basement or backyard of the typical single-family home or apartment, in a school yard and/or some other recreational facility which may have only limited available space.
According to the present invention the roller skating rink for children ages four to ten comprises a substantially flat floor, made from a solid piece having a plurality of lateral edges and corners and of a size which can fit in a single-family home or an adjacent yard, a barrier means attached to the flat floor adjacent its lateral edges to prevent skaters from skating off the floor and to prevent those who are not skaters from entering and interfering and entrance means in the barrier means for ingress and egress of the skaters.
With the roller skating rink according to the present invention small children can safely roller skate at home without parental worry that they may be involved in an accident on a local street. Furthermore it is not necessary to make a special trip to a large roller skating rink involving parental loss of time and expense. The roller skating rink is easily assembled with rustproof screws without rough edges. The advantageously thick plastic hexagonal floor can hold six or more children ages four to ten. It must of course be much smaller than a conventional roller skating rink and is therefore only practical for children who are small enough to appreciate it.
Several forms of the present invention are possible. The substantially flat floor may comprise a nearly hexagonal plastic piece which is at least 9 inches thick. It may have six substantially equal supporting side boards also made of plastic attached to its bottom adjacent its lateral edges. It may further comprise a plurality of supporting members of the same height as the supporting side boards attached underneath the substantially flat floor to form a particularly strong honeycomb-like supporting structure.
The barrier means may comprise a plurality of equal-sized poles mounted in the floor adjacent its corners and a plurality of side rails connecting each of the poles with a laterally adjacent poles. Advantageously two side rails are connected between laterally adjacent poles however the space between two laterally adjacent poles may be used for the entrance means. The entrance means may comprise a substantially flat, padded entrance board slidably mounted in two brackets on each of the two laterally adjacent poles.
A sidewalk may be attached adjacent a plurality of the lateral edges of the flat floor. It comprises a plurality of trapezoidal-shaped sidewalk boards each having an inner edge and an outer edge. The inner edge is of the same length as a lateral edge, is connected to the supporting side wall adjacent the lateral edge by a modified tongue and groove joint and is supported by two supporting straps slung around laterally adjacent poles. These two supporting straps are each anchored to an adjacent sidewalk board. The modified tongue and groove joint has a linear groove in the supporting side wall having an inward-extending lower lip and a curved tongue on the inner edge of the sidewalk board which engages under the lower lip. Each of the sidewalk boards may be padded with a cloth or plastic covering and interior stuffing, e.g. polystyrene foam.
A radio/cassette/CD player may be suspended with speakers on the side rails to provide music for skating.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a roller skating rink for children according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a cutaway view of the roller skating rink of FIG. 1 showing construction details.
FIG. 3 is a detailed cross sectional view of the portion of the roller skating rink of FIG. 1 indicated in the dot-dashed circle in FIG. 2.
FIG. 4 is a partially side elevational, partially cross sectional view of the roller skating rink of FIG. 1.
FIG. 5 is a bottom plan view of the roller skating rink of FIG. 1.
The roller skating rink 10 shown in FIGS. 1-5 comprises a substantially flat, hexagonal floor 12, six supporting side boards 14 connected adjacent the lateral edges 12' of the hexagonal floor 12, a plurality of supporting members 16 beneath the floor 12 on which rest on the floor, six poles 18 mounted in six holes 12" at the corners of the hexagonal floor 12 and five pairs of side rails including a top side rail 21 and a bottom side rail 23 attached between laterally adjacent pairs of poles 18. It also has a sidewalk 25 comprising five sidewalk boards 26 each having a sidewalk pad 28 connectable to the side boards 14 at each of the lateral edges 12' of the hexagonal floor 12.
Adjacent one of the lateral edges 12' of the floor 12 instead of the side rails 21,23 a detachable padded entrance board 30 is provided which slides on and off the poles 18. Also at this lateral edge 12' where the entrance board 30 is located the sidewalk board 26 is omitted.
The hexagonal floor 12 is advantageously made of plastic and may be 12 inches thick so that it can support up to a thousand pounds holding up to six children on roller skates.
The six substantially rectangular supporting side boards 14 are connected substantially perpendicularly to the lateral edges 12' of the hexagonal floor. They are of the same length as the lateral edges 12'. They have a width equal to the desired height of the floor 12 and a thickness so that, together with the supporting members 16, they support the hexagonal floor 12.
The supporting members 16 are also substantially rectangular and arranged perpendicular to the floor 12 underneath it. Together they form a honeycomb-like structure as shown in FIG. 5. FIG. 5 also shows that the supporting side boards 14 can be somewhat thicker at the ends near the corners 12" to provide additional support for the poles 18.
The equal-sized poles 18 are inserted and held in pole holes 18' in the hexagonal floor 12 adjacent the corners 12". These poles 18 may be hollow to aid in reducing the weight of the skating rink 10.
Five pairs of side rails 21, 23 are attached between the laterally adjacent poles 18 at locations corresponding to five of the six lateral edges 12'. The top side rails 21 and the bottom side rails 23 are all at the same height from the hexagonal floor 12. They can be attached to the poles 18 with rustproof screws after being set in mounting recesses 18".
The sidewalk 25 comprises a series of sidewalk boards 26. These sidewalk boards 26 are trapezoidal shaped. The inner edge 26' of the sidewalk board 26 is substantially equal to the edge 12' of the hexagonal floor 12. However the outer edge 26" of the sidewalk board 26 is substantially longer than their inner edge 26' so that, when the sidewalk board lateral edges 24 of the sidewalk boards 26, are joined the sidewalk boards 26 are neither vertical nor substantially flat. The sidewalk board lateral edges 24 are oriented at an angle of from 60 to 90 degrees to the outer edge 26". Thus all the sidewalk boards 26 are oriented at the same acute angle to the hexagonal floor 12.
The sidewalk boards 26 can be supported at their adjoining ends by a supporting strap 31 attached to the front surface of adjoining ends of adjacent sidewalk boards 26 and slung around the adjacent pole 18.
A sidewalk board 26 can be attached to a supporting side board 14 adjacent the edge 12' of the hexagonal floor 12 by a modified tongue and groove joint 33 comprising a groove 35 running along the length of the supporting side board 14 with an inward-extending lower lip 37 and a curved (nearly semicircular) tongue 39 on the inner edge 26' of the sidewalk board 26. The groove 35 is conformed so that the tongue 39 fits in it and the front edge of the tongue 39 engages under the inward-extending lip 37. Since the sidewalk boards 26 and the side boards 14 are made of deformable plastic material, the sidewalk board 26 may be easily inserted in the groove 35 of the side board 14.
Two brackets 41 are provided on two adjacent poles 18 at the end of an edge 12' where the entrance 45 to the roller skating rink 10 is provided. These brackets 41 are positioned to hold a rectangular, padded entrance board 30 which is slidable in them.
The sidewalk boards 26 have a sidewalk pad 28 attached. This sidewalk pad 28 comprises an advantageously cloth or plastic covering 51 and interior stuffing, e.g. polystyrene foam, 53. Similarly the entrance board 30 has a entrance board pad 55 comprising a cloth or plastic covering 57 and stuffing 59 inside of it. The stuffing 59 can also be polystyrene foam.
The roller skating rink can also be provided with a radio/cassette/CD player 61 with speakers 63 which are suspended from the side rails 21, 23.
An additional entrance may be provided by omitting another sidewalk board 26 and associated side rails 21, 23.
The roller skating rink 10 must be of a size which is convenient for the average family with small children to assemble, disassemble and use. A preferred size for this roller skating rink 10 is such that the distance across it is about 10 feet.
By "single-family home" in the following we mean the typical suburban or urban home which has rooms which range in size from about 10 feet�10 feet to 30 feet�30 feet. This type of house seldom has rooms which have width or length dimensions over thirty feet and the above roller skating rink is not contemplated to require room dimensions larger than that. Furthermore such a "single-family home" has an outdoor yard area which can be used for this roller skating rink which is at maximum 30 feet�30 feet.
It will be understood that each of the elements described above, or two or more together, may also find a useful application in other devices differing from the type of device described above.
The invention is not intended to be limited to the details provided above and it will be understood that various omissions, modifications, substitutions and changes in the forms and details of the device illustrated and in its operation can be made by those skilled in the art without departing in any way from the spirit of the present invention.
Without further analysis, the foregoing will so fully reveal the gist of the present invention that others can, by applying current knowledge, readily adapt it for various applications without omitting features that, from the standpoint of the prior art, fairly constitute essential characteristics of the generic or specific aspects of this invention.
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|Johnson Ford L
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|Dec 12, 1961
|Daniel S Skolout
|Portable ice rink
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|Nov 13, 1973
|Vinyl Plastics Inc
|Portable rink assembly
|Nov 9, 1972
|Mar 19, 1974
|Santo Dulong Welsh De
|Modular portable skating rink
|Jan 22, 1973
|May 7, 1974
|Landry J
|Ice rink
|Oct 3, 1974
|Jan 6, 1976
|The Raymond Lee Organization, Inc.
|Skating rink assembled from a kit
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|Oct 30, 1979
|Palakanis Ronald J
|Roller skating rink
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|Jan 26, 1999
|Dan Kotler
|Dasher board
|Jun 26, 1998
|Feb 8, 2000
|Burley's Rink Supply, Inc.
|Floor system for a rink
|Nov 17, 2000
|Jan 22, 2002
|Jeff P. Olsen
|Portable fight ring
|Nov 26, 1999
|Jun 11, 2002
|Eden Enterprises
|Rollercross-type game and method thereof
|Feb 16, 2006
|Aug 31, 2006
|Edwards Donald V
|Fun ramps
|Dec 2, 2005
|Jun 7, 2007
|Ludwig Morasch
|Open-air, air conditioned residential or recreational facility
|Jun 28, 2011
|Jun 17, 2014
|Sports Systems Unlimited Corp.
|H style divider matrix sleeve
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|472/89, 62/235
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Sep 19, 1995
|Maintenance fee reminder mailed
|Feb 11, 1996
|Lapse for failure to pay maintenance fees
|Apr 23, 1996
|Expired due to failure to pay maintenance fee
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Hire this venue for your own event - it has one function room which can hold a maximum of 0 guests.Sprawling 17th century tavern with rabbit-warren of bars and a rich history.
Steeped in history, this pub's story stretches back through the reigns of fifteen monarchs. While the tavern's vaulted cellars are thought to date back to the 13th century, when they formed part of a Carmelite Monastery, most of the pub was rebuilt in 1667 after the previous inn on the site was razed in the Great Fire of 1666. Hidden away down a tiny alley, a quaint, creaking sign protruding from a wall is all that alerts passers-by to its presence. Once inside, the Cheshire Cheese is just as a traditional English pub ought to look: all narrow passageways and staircases, connecting a rabbit-warren of bars and dining rooms located on various different levels. The interior is done out in dark wood and has corresponding low ceilings. This haphazard network of cosy nooks and crannies is dotted with open fireplaces - especially good for thawing out over a cheerful pint in the cold winter months. The past century saw many a journalist cross the threshold thanks to its location on Fleet Street, the erstwhile home of the country's newspaper industry. As well as all the journalists, in times past Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese has played host to its fair share of literary celebrities, including Charles Dickens, Oliver Goldsmith and Samuel Johnson (whose house, in nearby Gough Square, is open to visitors). Nowadays the typical customer is more office worker than man of letters but this doesn't detract from the pub's undeniable charm. Serving up a very reasonably priced selection from the Samuel Smith's Brewery this is also a great place to sample a tasty range of traditional English grub. This is a pub that is true London and one that, for once, genuinely deserves its "Ye Olde" epithet.
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I can't understand how they release these seasons of the A-Team so painfully slow at Universal and can let something with this many errors reach the stores. In the 10 months since the release of Season 2 could they not have had some type of quality control make sure that the Season 3 DVD's actually played?
This release has absolutely no bonus features unlike the Columbia House collectors edition ones, which have some outtakes and other things. And I have to wonder with this release just like the other two seasons why can they not put chapters in where the commercial breaks are instead of having to fast forward to get back to the spot I left off? Just like Season 2 these are double sided DVD's which scratch very easily and make all kinds of noises in the DVD player, I would have liked 6 single sided DVD's much better.Read more ›
Looking at the series through adult eyes, it's absolutely amazing to see just how well this show has stood the test of time. When I was young, I enjoyed the totally implausible but well-mounted action scenes. As an older and wiser man, I enjoy it for the charisma of its four main stars. They all have a sense of fun, camraderie and joie de vivre about life in general that you just don't find in shows nowadays.
It's amazing to see just how popular these shows still are. Like everyone else, I sometimes wish they'd bring shows like this back. Characters like Michael Knight, Stringfellow Hawke, and Hannibal Smith and co. provided some truly great role models that most of todays modern TV shows sorely lack. I wouldn't have grown up to be the man I am today without them.
I too have had problems with this set. On Disc 1, "Fire" freezes and skips back to the beginning.
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Universal's treatment of this show is deplorable. They have no extra features what so ever. On Season 1 they call an episode of Knight Rider a bonus "Oh Boy."
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I hope that those mudsuckers at Universal are not going pull what I think they are. We all know there are still plans to bring The A-Team to the big screen. I am hoping that they DO NOT release Special Editions of the series once the Movie is ready to hit theatres or DVD. This will make many people furious, if this release is just to satisfy a demand. George Lucas & Jim Cameron has pulled this kind of stuff before.
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[SET] name: Rock Polish move 1: Rock Polish move 2: Ice Beam move 3: Thunderbolt move 4: Focus Blast item: Life Orb nature: Modest evs: 32 HP / 252 SpA / 224 Spe [SET COMMENTS]
It might be surprising that a defensive behemoth like Regice has the potential to be one of the most devastating offensive Pokemon in the tier, but it has all the right tools to be an amazing late-game cleaner. Rock Polish is what makes this set truly frightening, allowing a boosted Regice to outrun everything up to and including Jolly Swellow while also being extremely easy to set up due to Regice's great bulk. Ice Beam is Regice's most reliable STAB attack, ripping Grass-types, such as Roselia, as well as Flying-types, such as Rotom-S, to shreds. Thunderbolt offers great coverage along with Ice Beam, forming the famous BoltBeam combination, renowned for being very difficult to resist. The primary reason to use Thunderbolt is to stand up to Water-types, in particular Samurott and Carracosta, which can threaten Regice with Waterfall and Stone Edge, respectively. Focus Blast allows Regice to hit certain Pokemon that resist BoltBeam, such as Rotom-F and Piloswine, super effectively. Focus Blast is also Regice's best option against opposing Regice, as well as bulky Normal-types, such as Miltank and Lickilicky, that can shrug off an Ice Beam with ease.
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Modest is the preferred nature due to the increase in power. However, Timid is an option if Choice Scarf Braviary is a threat to your team, although that is its only significant advantage. Leftovers can be used instead of Life Orb to increase survivability, as well as allowing Regice to bluff one of its other sets, meaning it is more useful early in the game. Unfortunately, Regice is not quite strong enough to destroy teams right off the bat and needs entry hazard support to get many of its kills. Stealth Rock or a layer of Spikes is needed to guarantee the OHKO against Regirock with Focus Blast, while a layer of Spikes is needed to get the kill against Sawk. The majority of Pokemon that outspeed boosted Regice are specially based Choice Scarf Electric-types, such as Rotom-S, and will fail to do much damage. However, it is important to note that there are exceptions to this; Choice Scarf Braviary and Choice Scarf Sawk will outspeed a boosted Regice and OHKO easily. It is important to save Regice for late-game, as early on it will easily be revenge killed.

Regice's great 80 / 100 / 200 defenses make it very easy to set up on support Pokemon like Roselia and Wartortle as well as Water-types such as special Samurott and Ludicolo. Golurk is a great teammate for Regice due to its ability to defeat Pokemon like Flareon, which are able to defeat this set with ease. On top of that, Golurk can also act as a check to Choice Scarf Sawk and provide Stealth Rock for Regice. Swellow and Braviary are nifty teammates for Regice, because they can take on threats such as Musharna and Throh quite easily thanks to their high-powered STAB attacks while also providing U-turn support to get Regice onto the field safely. Ironically, Regice itself is one of the best counters to this set, as bulky versions can easily survive a Focus Blast and respond with Thunder Wave, crippling Regice for the rest of the match. Because of this, Gurdurr works wonders with Regice, as it is powered up by Thunder Wave due to Guts and can use STAB Drain Punch to come out victorious.
 Regice has everything a good speed booster needs, bulk, power, and coverage. Rock Polish allows it to outrun everything up to Swellow, it is easy to set up with that ridiculous special bulk. Ice Beam is a great STAB move right now, ripping through grass types, flying types, it is hard to resist in NU. Thunderbolt teams up with ice beam to form the famous BoltBeam combo, only commonly resisted by Piloswine and Rotom-F in NU (as well as seaking chinchou and shedinja but they suck, trust me, i tried.). Tbolt is for Water-types, like Carracosta and Samurott Focus Blast hits Steel-types, Piloswine, as well as Normal-types the hardest. Particularly Lickilicky and Miltank, who can shrug off ice beams. Modest is the preferred nature, Timid outspeeds Scarf Braviary, but not much else. lefties over more survivability at the cost of power Unfortunately, Regice is not quite powerful enough to rip teams to shreds right off the bat. It needs Stealth Rock and a layer of Spikes to get past Emboar, as well as Sawk. many of the scarfers that outspeed it are specially based and will struggle to do major damage(electrics) though there are exceptions like sawk and braviary Its best to save Regice for late game, as early game it will just be revenge killed by anything that can tank a hit. Can easily set up on bulky water types like Wartortle, as well as against offensive ones like Samurott. Can also set up on Amoonguss after Spore, and just about anything bulky that doesnt have a paralysis move. This set is good because it utilizes one of the best offensive typings, as well as Regice's good bulk and movepool in order to set up in front of many balanced teams. Regice commonly runs a resttalk set, so a surprise Rock Polish can really catch people off guard. Golurk is a great teammate because it can get past counters like Flareon easily, as well as checking Sawk, and providing Stealth Rock. Swellow and Braviary are capable of weakening checks like Throh and Musharna, while also providing U-turn support. Emboar gets passed opposing Regice, bulkier ones can survive and t wave you. I'll add a bit about Snover and its place on hail teams if it is unbanned, i think Blizzard should be the secondary slash in that case.


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"[An] impassioned call for action…. Dallaire's troubling book, written out of evident frustration over the world's failure to act…. [is] a blunt, angry cry: 'What has humanity created?'" ―Kirkus Reviews
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Nevertheless, I'm giving this book five stars. A book is about something. This book is about child soldiers in the Great Lakes section of Central Africa and other African countries. Dallaire has served in UN forces in this area and has experiences with child soldiers on and off the battlefield.
So, even though the style falls short in my eyes, there is plenty of substance -- easily worth one's time and attention.
In the beginning, the author examines his own youth and transition from boyhood to adolescent through to his cadet ship and graduation into the Canadian military as an example of his moral and psychological development and experiences in life. To contrast that transition through life, he then visits the experiences of boys and girls who are often forcibly taken from their families to become child soldiers and the distortion of their childhood into a horrific journey through drug induced rituals and murder to being trained to become a killing machine. Dallaire uses the term 'weapons system' to describe these children when they emerge to undertake their work.
In his book he examines how children are 'recruited' or more correctly, forced, into becoming a child soldier; their training and their experiences as a child soldier. He also then takes the reader through how to 'unmake' these children that do survive and are either captured or manage to escape with their lives and emerge into a civilised society.
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Mr. Dallaire makes a strong point that once a child soldier "has been made" the damage done to he or she will never be undone. Remoulding an ex-child soldier to adjust back into society will be long-term work and involve excruciating psychological restructuring of the former child.
Mr. Dallaire also makes the case that young girls are also part of this recruitment process and their abuse is likely more debilitating than that for boys. How can these children ever hope to be accepted back into the culture that they were so viciously abducted from? Their lives are a shamble - they have had no schooling, they likely don't know their age, their parents and relatives, if they are still alive, are probably in a refugee camp.
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This is a sad book - a child soldier is indicative of a "failed state" - a society in disarray. I found the book a little awkward at the beginning, but after 100 pages the persuasiveness and passion of the Mr. Dallaire overwhelms. Of the two short stories, I found the second one better.
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Stylolite-Controlled Layering in an Homogeneous Limestone: Pseudo-Bedding Produced by Burial Diagenesis
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DOI: 10.1002/9781444304510.ch27
Copyright © 1990 The International Association of Sedimentologists
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Carbonate Diagenesis
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Simpson, J. (1990) Stylolite-Controlled Layering in an Homogeneous Limestone: Pseudo-Bedding Produced by Burial Diagenesis, in Carbonate Diagenesis (eds M. E. Tucker and R. G. C. Bathurst), Blackwell Publishing Ltd., Oxford, UK. doi: 10.1002/9781444304510.ch27
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- stylolite-controlled layering in homogeneous limestone - pseudo-bedding;
- Lower Carboniferous High Tor Limestone of Gower, showing diagenetic layering;
- recognition of bedding -primary stage of facies analysis;
- concept of pressure-dissolution-controlled layering;
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It is often assumed that layering in many shelf and platform limestones at weathered outcrop is always bedding: the layers always beds, and the surfaces always bedding planes. Recognition of bedding is fundamental to facies and basin analysis.
Examination of part of the Lower Carboniferous High Tor Limestone of the Gower, South Wales, shows that a totally diagenetic layering (pseudo-bedding) resembling, and parallel to primary depositional layering (true bedding), has been produced by the generation of parallel, more or less evenly-spaced stylolite surfaces during burial diagenesis. These stylolite surfaces are picked out by weathering at outcrop and resemble bedding planes. Evidence that the stylolite surfaces do not mark original bedding planes includes: a cross-cutting relationship of a stylolite surface to a primary bedding surface; lack of lithological change across, or sedimentary structures associated with, a stylolite surface; original bedding that is not coincident with stylolite surfaces and has not suffered pressure-dissolution; and lack of sedimentological evidence that the layers defined by the stylolite surfaces are true primary depositional beds. The generation of parallel and more or less evenly-spaced stylolite surfaces could be explained by a mathematical-kinetic model based on the relationship between pressure-dissolution, diffusion, and reprecipitation.
Recognition of true bedding depends upon presence of lithological changes and/or sedimentary structures. It is suggested that pseudo-bedding could be confused with true bedding in some open platform/ shelf lagoon facies where lithological changes or sedimentary structures are scarce or absent.


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