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Guns N' Roses may have new album out in 2014
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It looks like the countdown to the next Guns N' Roses album has begun. Guitarist Richard Fortus tells Australia's Noise11.com that the follow-up to 2008's Chinese Democracy is mostly complete and on track to possibly arrive in stores sometime in 2014.
But Fortus isn't offering too many details, explaining only that the band has been spending a lot of time working on the new record and many of the songs are ready to go.
Some fans, however, may be leery to mark their calendars just yet considering the extended gestation period for Chinese Democracy. That album was released 15 years after its predecessor, 1993's The Spaghetti Incident.
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That geezer makes me not want to watch that vid.
However, if tottenham get it then I can't see how they could continue to call themselves tottenham.
West Ham should get it
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heard on news that Leyton Orient want a piece of the pie. Yeah i agree tottenhams home is tottenham, West Ham should get it
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Leyton Orient have an average attendance of around 5k, what they gonna do.. knock the stadium down and put seating over the track area? West Ham will get, there backed by the local council and Seb Coe. Not a fan of football grounds with a fucking running track all around. Spurs wanting to knock then whole thing down is a joke.
Im surprised the mighty super hoops haven't gotten in the act, given that we'll be back in the top flight come next season ;-)
It brings in alot of money and extra jobs. Just think about how much security will be needed, not to include vendors/merchants and food.
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Today I am pleased to share a guest post from Eileen Knowles inspired by a book that is making some waves, Life After Art: What You Forgot About Life and Faith Since You Left the Art Room by Matt Appling. You can find Eileen and follow her journey as she takes The Scenic Route at www.eileenknowles.com Connect on Twitter and Facebook. "As artists and humans, we have to learn to color inside the line that is imperfect, messy or even a mistake. Nothing in your life will ever be just right. There … [Read more...]
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|Leslie Smith & David aged 3
The 2013 Australia Day Challenge is to tell the story of your first ancestor to come to Australia.
I have chosen to do both the male and female sides which will be in two posts.
On my Father's side I have a very short Australian pedigree.
David Smith came to Australia in 1949 with his mother Lilian Maud Smith aboard the Asturias. The exact date and name of ship was discovered in two days searching at what was the New South Wales Archives office at the Rocks going through every microfilm passenger list for 1949 (and there were quite a few of them!) Then the trek out to Kingswood to get a copy of the card file with two photos.
They came as Ten Pound Poms!
It was a major change of life for David. He had come from a time of rationing, to on board the ship, where he saw white bread for the first time AND he could have as many helpings as he wanted! It got tot he stage the waiters just gave him double helpings. He had very fond memories of that voyage!
David and Lilian were sponsored by Lilian's brother-in-law Frank who had himself emigrated to Australia in 1934 aboard the Largs Bay.
I found Frank's shipping details from FindMyPast passenger lists leaving England. Luckily Frank's address in England prior to the voyage was listed so that I was able to determine this was in fact the correct Frank Smith which is not an uncommon name! These passenger lists leaving England are now also available on Ancestry.
|Leslie, Lilian and David
I have written about David before and the work he and Lilian did to survive and their trip back to England in 1954.


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NYJavaSIG - Making Java Groovy
Thursday, February 21, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM (EST)
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As everyone in the #NYJavaSIG knows, the JVM was originally designed to run compiled programs in the Java source language. But over the years, many languages can be compiled to Java bytecodes and run on the JVM.
Groovy is one of those languages. It is a very popular, dynamic language that builds on the strengths of Java but has additional powerful featuresinspired by Python, Ruby and Smalltalk. Besides its agility, it supports the construction of domain-specific languages (small languages for specific tasks) for financial, data-retrieval, system administration, testing, application building and other use cases.
Groovy isn't designed to replace Java. This dynamic language just makes Java much cleaner and easier to develop. This presentation will look at common tasks of Java developers and demonstrate how Groovy can offer tremendous benefits.
During this presentation we will drill down on building and testing Groovy applications, accessing databases, working with basic data structures, accessing web services, building desktop applications, and taking advantage of concurrency.
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Ken Kousen is the President of Kousen IT, Inc., through which he does technical training, mentoring, and consulting in all areas of Java and XML. He is the author of the O'Reilly screencast "Up and Running Groovy", and the upcoming Manning book about Java/Groovy integration, entitled "Making Java Groovy".
He has been a tech reviewer for several books on software development. Over the past decade he's taught thousands of developers in business and industry. He is also an adjunct professor at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute site in Hartford, CT. His academic background includes two BS degrees from M.I.T., an MS and a Ph.D. from Princeton, and an MS in Computer Science from R.P.I.
Thanks to Jay Zimmerman for sponsoring Ken for the meeting. Visit the NY Software Symposium for details on the April 5-6 conference in midtown.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior is authorized to withdraw as much as may be necessary from the fund on deposit in the Treasury of the United States arising from the proceeds of the sale of timber and lumber within the Red Lake Reservation in Minnesota, according to the provisions of the Act of May 18, 1916 (39 Stat. 137), to the credit of the Red Lake Indians in Minnesota, and to pay therefrom $50 to each member of the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians of Minnesota who is living at the date of enactment of this Act. Such payment shall be made in two installments of $25 each, the first to be made within thirty days of ratification by the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians of Minnesota as provided for in section 2 of this Act, the second installment ninety days thereafter, and under such other rules and regulations as the Secretary of the Interior may prescribe.
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Four quarterbacks could be in play in the season opener Saturday night between two power conference programs.
No. 14 Wisconsin meets No. 13 LSU in Houston in a prime-time matchup.
The Badgers appear to have settled on dual-threat junior Tanner McEvoy as the starter, though coach Gary Andersen won't officially name one. Andersen has said both McEvoy and last year's starter, Joel Stave, will be ready no matter what.
Tigers coach Les Miles says he will use both sophomore Anthony Jennings and freshman Brandon Harris. Jennings backed up Zach Mettenberger last season, while Harris joined the program in January.
Both coaches say their defenses will be ready for multiple quarterbacks.
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Mél Hogan is a digital archivist doing a two-year research fellowship in digital curation for her post doc at CU Boulder. She contacted Gnip about having a class she teaches come in to learn about what we do, but we were equally interested in what a digital archivist does, so we asked if she'd interview for a Data Story. Last year we signed a partnership to provide all of the public Tweets to the Library of Congress, so we were curious about this emerging field.
1. What are the big concerns among digital archivists?
Generally I think digital archivists who focus on the web are concerned with the quantity of information continuously created and shared across the globe, tracking this proliferation, its speed, and the various networks through which data travels. The big concerns are around the interplay of these things; for traditional librarians and archivists this has meant a shift to a hybrid role, as custodians and as mediators. Offline: media format management, migration, and interoperability continue to pose serious problems to preservation, as is it traditionally understood in those institutions.
I think a major concern for digital archivists is also managing what is no longer there. Salvaging efforts by Jason Scott's team of rogue archivists to rescue early web histories – such as the abandoned GeoCities and Friendster networks – highlights this point. It also raises critical issues around data ownership, access, and preservation. Rick Prelinger (Prelinger archives) and Brewster Kahle (Internet Archive/Wayback Machine) have challenged these ideas through important archival interventions. As did Kenneth Goldsmith, with UbUWeb. And, as an example of a local effort, Lori Emerson's Media Archaeology Lab (at the University of Colorado – Boulder) is host to a number of old computers that allow researchers to access games and electronic literature in their original contexts. This is also an important facet of digital preservation, down to the machines and the hardware. I like to think of these examples as "archivism" because there is an inherent politic to the archive, ignited by a kind of activism that is often aware, if not defiant, of the newness of 'new' media and the blind hyperconsumption it invites. These initiatives tend to be aligned with a kind of self-reflexive media archaeology, perhaps more than digital archiving.
Other types of concerns about the digital archive are more aptly addressed through artistic and scholarly interventions that both contextualise media historically, and revisit its underlying concepts and theories, such as authenticity and originality. In particular, work that addresses archives in exile, everyday people's oral histories, database logics, queer temporalities, imaginary collections, representation and memory, performing the archive, etc., contributes greatly to our changing understanding of the archive, its power and potential, as well as its failures and limitations. Here, I'm thinking of Wendy Hui Kyong Chun, Ramesh Srinivasan, Tess Takahashi, Jane Anderson, Ann Cvetkovich, Sameer Farooq & Mirjam Linschooten, Anjali Arondekar, Amma Y. Ghartey-Tagoe Kootin, among many others invested in the reconceptualisation of the archive as model and practice.
All that being said, I don't know that anyone officially qualifies as a "digital archivist" (yet) because the issues are so complex: the ideal digital archivist of today is either a team of researchers, creatives, industry, engineers, artists and programmers; or, each individual, empowered more than ever to document, share and (hopefully) preserve and pass on media collections, for (and from within) a range of communities who determine for themselves the pertinence of the archive.
2. Digital archiving is probably like choosing what to save in a fire. How do you prioritize?
The threat of loss has long inspired archival discourse (and action) – everything from the death drive (Derrida), amputation (McLuhan), accident (Virilio), to the secret (Arondekar) – but I do think the notion of loss gets reconfigured by the media we assume preserve memory in the first place. For this reason, I think digital archiving is quite unlike choosing what to save in a fire but the question of how to prioritize is a good one.
Many would argue that nothing needs to be prioritized because storage is fast, cheap, and easy. We can save tremendous amounts of data on very small devices. We have duplicates of some data in social media sites, on our personal hard drives, in our email, etc., which means that most of our digital belongings exist simultaneously in more than one space. For these reasons, it's easier to imagine recovering digital assets than material objects, lost in a fire, for which only one exists and the damage is irreversible. Depending on the context, I think the question of how to prioritize is going to be part of a much larger conversation about what the priorities have traditionally been, and how the media itself strongly informs how we conceive of preservation. I'd like to think that we'll move away from a scarcity model to an inhabited one, where archives are occupied spaces, where past and future interact in ways we can't yet imagine, through the people whose stories are being recorded.
3. One interesting upcoming Interactive SXSW session is about the important stories that digital maps can tell about the lives we lead. What other aspects of our digital lives do you think tell compelling stories?
I agree, maps have become an important storytelling tool, especially when used in conjunction with oral histories and localized participatory initiatives. But often these projects rely on Google Maps, which offer another (often invisible) layer of storytelling, as these companies compile user generated data for other ends. In this way I think our digital lives are always telling more than one story.
I think a similar thing is happening with social media. On the surface, we are witnessing the incredible power of social media for things like activist mobilizations, real-time reporting, e-campaigning, and so on, but below the surface the data is collected and analysed to track networks, key nodes, and important flows, and who knows for what purposes. We know this happening because social media is 'free' to users but is worth millions as a package.
Because of this wariness, I have a particular interest in small data, local happenings, and process-oriented experiments that question the media they use, and even rely on heavily.
4. You're doing a two-year research fellowship in digital curation. What exactly is digital curation?
I wouldn't be able to give you a definition of digital curation that everyone would agree to but in the context of this postdoc, and my own research, digital curation is understood as an archival process. It means paying attention to the lifecycle of data, from creation to access to storage to remix (the DDC has a good definition).
I'm taking this postdoc as an opportunity to think more carefully about the why (of archiving) and let the how emerge from what is uncovered in that process. With all these technologies at our disposal it is very tempting to jump to the how too quickly, without considering the impact, pertinence, audience, contributors, and strategies for any particular project. Curation is very much about making sense of a collection and finding solutions for display, dissemination, and preservation, that stem from the materials and communities themselves. I think where I most diverge from the field is that I don't think there's one approach to digital curation or that we should be looking to technological means or algorithms to make sense of the world we live in.
5. Tell us something about your profession that you wish everyone knew.
I wish everyone knew that they were empowered to make decisions about the technologies they use, even if they've come to feel absorbed and dependent on them.


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The western pond turtle belongs to a family Emydidae, which contains over 85 species of turtles. This is the largest family of turtles, with 30 genera. Actinemys is a genus of small- to medium-size turtles that inhabit aquatic, terrestrial and semiaquatic habitats. Western pond turtles range from the Puget Sound area of Washington through western Oregon and California to Baja California. It was once the only species of turtle found in the Puget Sound area, and was considered common until it was declared endangered in Washington state in 1993. Before conservation efforts helped recover populations, the wild western pond turtle population numbered as low as 150 turtles in 1990.
The western pond turtle is found from sea level to 4,500 feet (1375 m) in elevation. In Washington, they are only found up to 300 feet (100 m). They inhabit slow-moving streams, marshes, ponds, lakes and canals with muddy bottoms. During the heat of summer and in the cold of winter, many can be found on land burrowed under logs and leaf litter. Habitat alteration and destruction have contributed to the demise of the turtle in western Washington.
Adult pond turtles range from 6-8 inches (15-20 cm) in length and weigh 1-2.4 pounds (448-1100 g). Coloration ranges from brown to black on the carapace (the upper shell), with lighter marbling visible on close examination. The plastron (the lower shell) is black and yellow. The head and legs are also dark with possible yellow markings (not stripes). These turtles are very shy and will dive into the water at the least disturbance.
Western pond turtles possibly live to be 50 years old.
In the wild: Western pond turtles are opportunistic feeders. Food items include various insects, frogs and frog eggs, fish and carrion. At the zoo: The turtles are fed mealworms, earthworms, waxworms, crickets, mice and some fish.
Western pond turtles usually reach sexual maturity around 10-15 years of age. Mating in the wild takes place in the spring and possibly also in the fall. Nesting occurs from late May until the middle of July. Females find a suitable site, usually with dry soil, sparse vegetation and a southern exposure. A hole is dug by softening the soil with urine and then scooping out the soil alternately with hind feet. They will deposit a clutch of three to 13 eggs. After laying the eggs, the hole is filled with a mixture of vegetation and dirt to provide an air space, and covered with wet soil as a plug to keep the eggs in a humid environment. This process can take from two to four hours. Incubation takes 90-130 days, depending on summer temperatures.
Hatchling pond turtles average 1-1.2 inch (2.5-3.1 cm) in length and weigh .011-.025 ounces (3-7 g). They may emerge from the nest in the fall or spend winter in the nest and come out in the spring. Hatchlings are independent and rely on their natural instinct for finding food. While spending much time hiding from many predators, most baby pond turtles are not able to survive the first year. Birds, fish and the introduced American bullfrog are among many predators of the small turtles.
In 1991, Woodland Park Zoo and the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife collaborated on a joint project to secure the future of the western pond turtle in Washington, known as the Western Pond Turtle Recovery Project. To enhance the survival of hatchling pond turtles, females are followed to their nests and the nests are then protected with "ex-closures." These screen cages protect the eggs from predators and keep the hatchlings from wandering away when they emerge. The babies are then collected in the fall, and brought to Woodland Park Zoo for a "head-start." Young turtles are kept warm all winter and well-fed to help them grow to a size that enables them to better survive in the wild. They are then released the following summer to the wild.
Since the program began in 1991, the last two wild populations have been saved, 2,000 turtles have been head started, and four new populations have been established. Of the turtles released, recent surveys indicate that an estimated 800 have survived and continue to thrive. At some sites, wild hatchlings also are surviving.
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Ernst, Carl H., Lovich, Jeffrey E., and Barbour, Roger W. 1994. Turtles of the United States and Canada. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, D.C. 578 p.
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Stebbins, Robert C. 1985. A Field Guide to Western Reptiles and Amphibians. Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston, MA. 336 p.
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Tattoo Stories with Michael Franti
Check out Perfect For: Michael Franti (curated by Michael Franti himself) on iHeartRadio
Michael Franti is back with his eighth studio album with Spearhead, All People, and he's feeling better than ever. "This is the biggest thrill I've ever had," the singer/songwriter tells iHeartRadio of the record's release. "I'm not even fudging at all. I spent most of two years making this record, so I waited until every song was just exactly to its full fruition."
The first single from All People is "I'm Alive (Life Sounds Like)" - an uplifting pop diddy that celebrates being in love and that's almost impossible not to tap your feet to.
"I wanted something that felt upbeat and summery and fun," Michael says, "And it's sort of indicative of the whole record: it's part dance beat, it's part acoustic guitar, and it's also a statement about life. This record is called All People, and it's all about the power and beauty of diversity. Everybody's different, but we're all the same. We've all got a heart, we've all got a mind, and we all deserve to be treated not only with respect, but to appreciate the difference and the beauty that all of us have."
Michael Franti stopped by the iHeartRadio Headquarters in NYC recently, where he opened about the new album, curated his own iHeartRadio station and also gave us some insight into another artform he's passionate about: the ink on his body. Check out Tattoo Stories with Michael Franti below.
On the birds that turn into fish that turn into arrows he has tattoed from his elbows to the tips of his pinky fingers:
"The birds on my forearm go up into my hands and they turn into fish, and then into little arrows that go up. It's a prayer from Tahiti. In Tahiti, the birds live up in the trees, and in the morning they go out into the water. The fisherman watch from the shore and see where the birds are diving into the water to get fish, which angle they're going in, how long they stay in the water... and then from all that, the fishermen are able to tell which direction to approach in their boats to not scare the fish, and how deep to cast their nets. So if you watch the signs in your life, you will get what you need - you'll get your bounty. Be observant and be still at times."
On the near-mirror-image hummingbirds he has tattooed on the inside of his forearms:
"My favorite is the most recent tattoo I have – these are hummingbirds," Franti says, showing off the birds that occupy the inside of his forearms. "That's me (below, left), and that's Sara (below, right). She's much sexier than me. When we first officially got together, we were at this place that was like a little hummingbird sanctuary. It's in L.A. actually, in the middle of the city, but they just planted a whole bunch of trees that hummingbirds love the nectar on. When you're sitting in this little garden, little hummingbirds come around all the time... We've been friends for 3 and a half years, and then we graduated into being lovers."
On the message he has scripted on his left arm:
"This is another favorite one of mine. It says, 'Today I Pray For ______.' I write it in everyday, or Sara writes it in, or I meet a fan going through something and I'll write it in on my arm."
Michael got his first tattoo in New Zealand in the early 90s, and he probably hasn't gotten his last. "One thing about tattoos is that I feel like really, you only have one tattoo. Some people go into the store and they're like, 'I'll have the number 937,' you know - a Mickey Mouse smokin' a joint and holding a 40. But I think instead of having a whole bunch of things like a NASCAR jacket – it should be one thing. Everything I do is symmetrical."
Like his tattoos, Michael Franti's music is inspired by the experiences and people in his life that have helped shape him as an artist and a person. The new album, All People, is no different.
"Before, I used to write songs that were about the 24-hour news cycle, political things that are happening in the world," he says. "But today, I'm more inspired by the 24-hours of the day: how do people get through their day? It's a difficult world to live in, and I want to write songs that inspire that. My biggest inspiration is over there, Sara. She's my better half and she's amazing. She's an emergency room nurse and jewelry designer, so she's got this great balance of creativity and artistry and also serving others and being in crisis situations and being able to keep her cool. She inspires me everyday and we're a great team. We love being in love and in life together, so she inspired a lot of the songs in there, [like] 'I'm Alive' and 'Life Is Better With You. Yeah, she's been a big inspiration."
While at iHeartRadio, Michael also sat down to play guest DJ and curate a radio station that's Perfect For him. His eclectic picks range from Kendrick Lamar to Radiohead to Donna Summer to Led Zeppelin. CLICK HERE to check out Perfect For: Michael Franti only on iHeartRadio.
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Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 3:24 pm
Post subject: Fantasy Baseball League Draft Thread (dkebones OTC)
O.k. guys this is the official draft thread. All picks go here. dkebones don't make your pick before 6pm on the 10th (unless someone complains).
Please read all the rules beforehand to make sure this draft is efficient. I am more than willing to answer any questions you mihgt have, just post here or PM me. PM would be preferable as this thread is going to be big and I might lose track of one or two questions.
Scoring Catagories
21 Man team with 2 DL positions.
The Positions are as follows:
You will have 5 bench spots to fill as you want.
Draft Rules:
- All picks will be made on this forum. All members will have 24 hours to make their pick (this part is non-negotiable). In the event you can't make a pick in that span, you will get the Best Player Available according to Yahoo! Rankings the first time. Any time after, the person after you can skip you and make their pick. This process will keep happening until you make the pick.
- In the event you know you can't make a pick, you have 3 options.
You can authorize another person to make the pick for you, but it must be posted who you are giving authorization to and they must accept. You must accept your proxys decision
- You can send a small draft board to me, and I'll give you the BPA based on your board.
- After you make your pick, let the person after you know they are on the clock via PM. The clock starts as soon as the last person makes their pick.
- If I see that a post has been editted that pick will be voided. If you made a mistake, just delete the post and repost. Think carefully before you pick.
- You can trade picks as you like.
Trades can be 2 picks for 1 if you want but you can't be over or under roster limits. Meaning you must have 21 players at the end of the day.
Trades won't be considered for veto unless at least 3 owners feel that it's lopsided. Then, we're going to use league veto where 6 votes will get the veto being applied. 6 will be the majority as the two teams won't get a vote due to a conflict of interest whereas the other 10 teams will. If a picks was made and a trade was vetoed, the pick will be the team's whose pick it originally was.
You are however open to try and trade any drafted players obtained through a rejected trade once the ENTIRE draft is done and rosters are entered on Yahoo! At which point, the trade will be under standard yahoo! trade rules.
If you end up with anything over or under 21 players on your roster, I�ll cut a random player from your roster. You don�t get a choice. It will be done via the same process as the randomized draft pick. The randomizer will pick a number between 1 and 21. Whichever number it picks, I will cut a player from the corresponding round. If you have two picks in that round, the higher pick gets cut. So you could lose Pujols or you could lose Randy Winn and it�s out of my hands.
The reason I�m being a stickler this year for this part is because some people go overboard with this trading aspect. Some people keep trading around without paying attention to what they are doing, this creates a mess for the general organization of the draft and the running of the league. For example, people might miss draft picks because they weren�t sure if they were on the clock because of too many trades.
This is a measure created to make people accountable, keep things fair, and make people pay attention to what they are doing.
1. dkebones - Miguel Cabrera, 1B, Detroit Tigers
2. Gmen4ev - Roy Halladay, SP, Philidelphia Phillies
3. maes - Albert Pujols, 1B, Los Angeles Angels
4. Shockey1979 - Jose Bautista, OF, Toronto Blue Jays
5. Rase - Troy Tulowitzki, SS, Colorado Rockies
6. Rase - Justin Verlander, SP, Detroit Tigers
7. GmenSeattle - Matt Kemp, OF, Los Angeles Dodgers
8. NYGiantsman10 - Joey Votto, 1B, Cincinnati Reds
9. McNabbMcFadden - Dustin Pedroia, 2B, Boston Red Sox
10. Mesa_Titan - Clayton Kershaw, SP, Los Angeles Dodgers
11. epicjets29 - Adrian Gonzalez, 1B, Boston Red Sox
12. IR0NM1KE - Robinson Cano, 2B, New York Yankees
Round #2
1. IR0NM1KE - Carlos Gonzalez, OF, Colorado Rockies
2. epicjets29 - Cliff Lee, SP, Phillidelphia Phillies
3. Mesa_Titan - Justin Upton, OF, Arizona Diamondbacks
4. McNabbMcFadden - CC Sabathia, SP, New York Yankees
5. NYGiantsman10 - Jacoby Ellsbury, OF, Boston Red Sox
6. GmenSeattle - Prince Fielder, 1B, Free Agent
7. bagh - Evan Longoria, 3B, Tampa Bay Rays
8. bagh - Hanley Ramirez, SS, Miami Marlins
9. Shockey1979 - Tim Lincecum, SP, San Francisco Giants
10. maes - Ian Kinsler, 2B, Texas Rangers
11. Gmen4ev - Mark Teixeira, 1B, New York Yankees
12. dkebones - Felix Hernandez, SP, Seattle Mariners
1. dkebones - Jose Reyes, SS, Miami Marlins
2. Gmen4ev - Stephen Strasburg, SP, Washington Nationals
3. maes - Curtis Granderson, OF, New York Yankees
4. Shockey1979 - Josh Hamilton, OF, Texas Rangers
5. bagh - Mike Stanton, OF, Miami Marlins
6. bagh - Jered Weaver, SP, Anheim Angels
7. GmenSeattle - Dan Haren, SP, Los Angeles Angels
8. NYGiantsman10 - Hunter Pence, OF, Phillidelphia Phillies
9. McNabbMcFadden - Adrian Beltre, 3B, Texas Rangers
10. Mesa_Titan - Mike Napoli, 1B/C, Texas Rangers
11. epicjets29 - Andrew McCutchen, OF, Pittsburgh Pirates
12. IR0NM1KE - Ryan Zimmerman, 3B, Washington Nationals
Round #4
1. IR0NM1KE - Matt Holliday, OF, St. Louis Cardinals
2. epicjets29 - Adam Wainwright, SP, St. Louis Cardinals
3. Mesa_Titan - Pablo Sandoval, 3B, San Francisco Giants
4. McNabbMcFadden - Ian Kennedy, SP, Arizona Diamondbacks
5. NYGiantsman10 - Matt Cain, SP, San Francisco Giants
6. GmenSeattle - Cole Hamels, SP, Philidelphia Phillies
7. bagh - Jon Lester, SP, Boston Red Sox
8. Rase - Jay Bruce, OF, Cincinnati Reds
9. Shockey1979 - Zack Greinke, SP, Milwaukee Brewers
10. maes - Carlos Santana, 1B/C, Cleveland Indians
11. Gmen4ev - Paul Konerko, 1B, Chicago White Sox
12. dkebones - James Shields, SP, Tampa Bay Rays
1. dkebones - Ryan Braun, OF, Milwaukee Brewers
2. Gmen4ev - Jesus Montero, DH, Seattle Mariners
3. maes - David Wright, 3B, New York Mets
4. Shockey1979 - Dan Uggla, 2B, Atlanta Braves
5. Rase - Alex Gordon, OF, Kansas City Royals
6. Rase - Eric Hosmer, 1B, Kansas City Royals
7. GmenSeattle - Brett Lawrie, 3B, Toronto Blue Jays
8. NYGiantsman10 - Brian McCann, C, Atlanta Braves
9. McNabbMcFadden - Alex Avila, C, Detroit Tigers
10. Mesa_Titan - David Price, SP, Tampa Bay Rays
11. epicjets29 - Desmond Jennings, OF, Tampa Bay Rays
12. IR0NM1KE - Josh Johnson, SP, Miami Marlins
Round #6
1. IR0NM1KE - Yovani Gallardo, SP, Milwaukee Brewers
2. epicjets29 - Matt Moore, SP, Tampa Bay Rays
3. Mesa_Titan - Starlin Castro, SS, Chicago Cubs
4. McNabbMcFadden - Nelson Cruz, OF, Texas Rangers
5. NYGiantsman10 - Michael Young, 3B/1B, Texas Rangers
6. GmenSeattle - Elvis Andrus, SS, Texas Rangers
7. bagh - Ryan Howard, 1B, Philadelphia Phillies
8. Rase - C. J. Wilson, SP, Los Angeles Angels
9. Shockey1979 - Alex Rodriguez, 3B, New York Yankees
10. maes - Tommy Hanson, SP, Atlanta Braves
11. Gmen4ev - Ben Zobrist, 2B/OF, Tampa Bay Rays
12. dkebones - Mat Latos, SP, Cincinatti Reds
1. dkebones - Freddie Freeman, 1B, Atlanta Braves
2. Gmen4ev - Asdrubal Cabrera, SS, Cleveland Indians
3. maes - Madison Bumgarner, SP, San Francisco Giants
4. Shockey1979 - Jimmy Rollins, SS, Phillidelphia Phillies
5. bagh - Joe Mauer, C, Minnesota Twins
6. Rase - Craig Michael Kimbrel, RP, Atlanta Braves
7. GmenSeattle - Buster Posey, C, San Francisco Giants
8. NYGiantsman10 - Rickie Weeks, 2B, Milwaukee Brewers
9. McNabbMcFadden - John Axford, RP, Milwaukee Brewers
10. Mesa_Titan - Cory Luebke, SP, San Diego Padres
11. epicjets29 - Brandon Phillips, 2B, Cincinatti Reds
12. IR0NM1KE - Ricky Romero, SP, Toronto Blue Jays
Round #8
1. IR0NM1KE - Michael Morse, 1B/OF, Washington Nationals
2. epicjets29 - Miguel Montero, C, Arizona Diamondbacks
3. Mesa_Titan - Matt Wieters, C, Baltimore Orioles
4. McNabbMcFadden - Carlos Beltran, OF, St Louis Cardinals
5. NYGiantsman10 - Michael Pineda, SP, New York Yankees
6. GmenSeattle - Shin-Soo Choo, OF, Cleveland Indians
7. bagh - Chase Utley, 2B, Philadelphia Phillies
8. Rase - Daniel Hudson, SP, Arizona Diamondbacks
9. Shockey1979 - Carl Crawford, OF, Boston Red Sox
10. maes - Michael Bourn, OF, Atlanta Braves
11. Gmen4ev - Shane Victorino, OF, Phillidelphia Phillies
12. dkebones - Kevin Youkilis, 3B, Boston Red Sox
1. dkebones - Brandon Beachy, SP, Atlanta Braves
2. Gmen4ev - Aramis Ramirez, 3B, Milwaukee Brewers
3. maes - Corey Hart, OF, Milwaukee Brewers
4. Shockey1979 - Josh Beckett, SP, Boston Red Sox
5. bagh - Lance Berkman, OF/1B, St. Louis Cardinals
6. Rase - Howard Kendrick, 2B, Los Angeles Angels
7. GmenSeattle - Yu Darvish, SP, Texas Rangers
8. NYGiantsman10 - Logan Morrison, OF, Florida Marlins
9. McNabbMcFadden - J.J. Hardy, SS, Baltimore Orioles
10. Mesa_Titan - B.J. Upton, OF, Tampa Bay Rays
11. epicjets29 - Paul Goldschmidt, 1B, Arizona Cardinals
12. IR0NM1KE - Mariano Rivera, RP, New York Yankees
Round #10
1. IR0NM1KE - Andre Ethier, OF, Los Angeles Dodgers
2. epicjets29 - Matt Garza, SP, Chicago Cubs
3. Mesa_Titan - Jonathan Papelbon, RP, Philidelphia Phillies
4. McNabbMcFadden - Billy Butler, DH, Kansas City Royals
5. NYGiantsman10 - Alexei Ramirez, SS, Chicago White Sox
6. GmenSeattle - David Ortiz, DH, Boston Red Sox
7. bagh - Ichiro Suzuki, OF, Seattle Mariners
8. Rase - Mike Moustakasa, 3B, Kansas City Royals
9. Shockey1979 - Brian Wilson, RP, San Francisco Giants
10. Rase - Drew Storen, RP, Washington Nationals
11. Gmen4ev - Russell Martin, C, New York Yankees
12. dkebones - Adam Jones, OF, Baltimore Orioles
1. dkebones - Kenley Jansen, RP, Dodgers
2. Gmen4ev - Doug Fister, SP, Detroit Tigers
3. maes - J.J. Putz, RP, Arizona Diamondbacks
4. Shockey1979 - Brett Gardner, OF, New York Yankees
5. maes - Emilio Bonifacio, OF, Miami Marlins
6. bagh - Chris Carpenter, SP, St. Louis Cardinals
7. GmenSeattle - Jason Heyward, OF, Atlanta Braves
8. NYGiantsman10 - Rafael Betancourt, RP, Colorado Rockies
9. McNabbMcFadden - Gio Gonzalez, SP, Washington Nationals
10. Mesa_Titan - Dustin Ackley, 2B, Seattle Mariners
11. epicjets29 - Andrew Bailey, RP, Boston Red Sox
12. IR0NM1KE - Nick Swisher, OF, New York Yankees
Round #12
1. IR0NM1KE - Ubaldo Jimenez, SP, Cleveland Indians
2. epicjets29 - Mark Reynolds, 3B, Baltimore Orioles
3. Mesa_Titan - Drew Stubbs, OF, Cincinatti Reds
4. McNabbMcFadden - Joel Hanrahan, RP, Pittsburgh Pirates
5. NYGiantsman10 - Vance Worley, SP, Philadelphia Phillies
6. GmenSeattle - Jordan Zimmermann, SP, Washington Nationals
7. bagh - Jeremy Hellickson, SP, Tampa Bay Rays
8. maes - Tim Hudson, SP, Atlanta Braves
9. Shockey1979 - Neftali Feliz, SP, Texas Rangers
10. maes - Adam Lind, 1B, Toronto Blue Jays
11. Gmen4ev - Chris Young, OF, Arizona Diamondbacks
12. dkebones - Jayson Werth, OF, Washington Nationals
1. dkebones - Austin Jackson, OF, Detroit Tigers
2. Gmen4ev - Sergio Santos, RP, Toronto Blue Jays
3. maes - Johnny Cueto, SP, Cincinatti Reds
4. Shockey1979 - Wilson Ramos, C, Washington Nationals
5. Rase - Cameron Maybin, OF, San Diego Padres
6. bagh - Heath Bell RP, Miami Marlins
7. GmenSeattle - Ryan Madson, RP, Cincinatti Reds
8. NYGiantsman10 - Michael Cuddyer, OF, Colorado Rockies
9. McNabbMcFadden - Ervin Santana, SP, Los Angeles Angels
10. Mesa_Titan - Anibal Sanchez, SP, Miami Marlins
11. epicjets29 - Nick Markakis, OF, Baltimore Orioles
12. IR0NM1KE - Jaime Garcia, SP, St. Louis Cardinals
Round #14
1. IR0NM1KE - Derek Jeter, SS, New York Yankees
2. epicjets29 - Ike Davis, 1B, New York Mets
3. Mesa_Titan - Brandon Belt, 1B/OF, San Francisco Giants
4. McNabbMcFadden - Jeff Francoeur, OF, Kansas City Royals
5. NYGiantsman10 - Justin Masterson, SP, Cleveland Indians
6. GmenSeattle - Brandon Morrow, SP, Toronto Blue Jays
7. bagh - Dee Gordon, SS, Los Angeles Dodgers
8. maes - Jason Kipnis, 2B, Cleveland Indians
9. Shockey1979 - Carlos Lee, 1B, Houston Astros
10. Rase - Max Scherzer, SP, Detroit Tigers
11. Gmen4ev - Carlos Marmol, RP, Chicago Cubs
12. dkebones - Jose Valverde, RP, Detroit Tigers
1. dkebones - Jordan Walden, RP, Los Angeles Angels
2. Gmen4ev - Shaun Marcum, SP, Milwaukee Brewers
3. maes - Mark Trumbo, 1B, Los Angeles Angels
4. Shockey1979 - Roy Oswalt, SP, Free Aagent
5. Rase - Neil Walker, 2B, Pittsburgh Pirates
6. bagh - Brandon League, RP, Seattle Mariners
7. GmenSeattle - Colby Rasmus, OF, Toronto Blue Jays
8. NYGiantsman10 - Joakim Soria, RP, Kansas City Royals
9. McNabbMcFadden - Jhonny Peralta, SS, Detroit Tigers
10. Mesa_Titan - Chris Sale, SP, Chicago White Sox
11. epicjets29 - Matt Thornton, RP, Chicago White Sox
12. IR0NM1KE - Jhoulys Chacin, SP, Colorado Rockies
Round #16
1. IR0NM1KE - Jason Motte, RP, St. Louis Cardinals
2. epicjets29 - Kendrys Morales, 1B, Los Angeles Angels
3. Mesa_Titan - Joe Nathan, RP, Texas Rangers
4. McNabbMcFadden - Matt Harrison, SP, Texas Rangers
5. NYGiantsman10 - Juan Nicasio, SP, Colorado Rockies
6. GmenSeattle - Aaron Hill, 2B, Arizona Diamondbacks
7. bagh - Huston Street, RP, San Diego Padres
8. Rase - Martin Prado, 3B/OF, Atlanta Braves
9. Shockey1979 - Melky Cabrera, OF, San Francisco Giants
10. Rase - Bud Norris, SP, Houston Astros
11. Gmen4ev - Coco Crisp, OF, Oakland A's
12. dkebones - David Freese, 3B, St. Louis Cardinals
1. dkebones - Kelly Johnson, 2B, Toronto Blue Jays
2. Gmen4ev - Jonny Venters, RP, Atlanta Braves
3. maes - Kyle Farnsworth, RP, Tampy Bay Rays
4. bagh - J.P. Arencibia, C, Toronto Blue Jays
5. Rase - Justin Morneau, 1B, Minnesota Twins
6. bagh - John Mayberry, OF, Philadelphia Phillies
7. GmenSeattle - Addison Reed, RP, Chicago White Sox
8. NYGiantsman10 - Jose Tabata, OF, Pittsburgh Pirates
9. McNabbMcFadden - Torii Hunter, OF, Los Angeles Angels
10. Mesa_Titan - Mike Carp, OF, Seattle Mariners
11. epicjets29 - Matt Joyce, OF, Tampa Bay Rays
12. IR0NM1KE - Delmon Young, OF, Detroit Tigers
Round #18
1. IR0NM1KE - David Roberston, RP, New York Yankees
2. epicjets29 - Ryan Vogelsong, SP, San Francisco Giants
3. Mesa_Titan - Yoenis Cespedes, OF, Oakland A's
4. McNabbMcFadden - Jason Bay, OF, New York Mets
5. NYGiantsman10 - Jemile Weeks, 2B, Oakland Athletics
6. GmenSeattle - Edwin Encarnacion, 1B,3B, Toronto Blue Jays
7. Shockey1979 - Hiroki Kuroda, SP, New York Yankees
8. Rase - Adam Dunn, 1B, Chicago White Sox
9. Shockey1979 - Clay Buchholz, SP, Boston Red Sox
10. maes - Erick Aybar, SS, Los Angeles Angels
11. Gmen4ev - Yunel Escobar, SS, Toronto Blue Jays
12. dkebones - Alejandro de Aza, OF, White Sox
1. dkebones - Jake Peavy, SP, Chicago White Sox
2. Gmen4ev - A.J. Burnett, SP, Pittsburgh Pirates
3. maes - Rafael Furcal, SS, St Louis Cardinals
4. Shockey1979 - Johan Santana, SP, New York Mets
5. Rase - Michael Minor, SP, Atlanta Braves
6. Shockey1979 - Matt Capps, RP, Minnesota Twins
7. GmenSeattle - Brennan Boesch, OF, Detroit Tigers
8. NYGiantsman10 - Aaron Crow, SP, Kansas City Royals
9. McNabbMcFadden - Gaby Sanchez, 1B, Miami Marlins
10. Mesa_Titan - Yonder Alonso, OF, San Diego Padres
11. epicjets29 - Stepehen Drew, SS, Arizona Diamondbacks
12. IR0NM1KE - Chad Billingsley, SP, Los Angeles Dodgers
Round #20
1. IR0NM1KE - Yadier Molina, C, St. Louis Cardinals
2. epicjets29 - Kurt Suzuki, C, Oakland A's
3. Mesa_Titan - Ryan Roberts, 2B, Arizona Diamondbacks
4. McNabbMcFadden - Carlos Ruiz, C, Phillidelphia Phillies
5. NYGiantsman10 - Devin Mesoraco, C, Cincinnati Reds
6. GmenSeattle - Jim Johnson, RP, Baltimore Orioles
7. bagh - Ted Lilly, SP, Los Angeles Dodgers
8. Rase - Geovany Soto, C, Chicago Cubs
9. bagh - Trevor Cahill, SP, Arizona Diamondbacks
10. maes - Daniel Bard, SP, Boston Red Sox
11. Gmen4ev - Jon Jay, OF, St Louis Cardinals
12. dkebones - Salvador Perez, C, Kansas City Royals
1. dkebones - Javy Guerra, RP, Los Angeles Dodgers
2. Gmen4ev - Chase Headley, 3B, San Diego Padres
3. maes - Carlos Pena, 1B, Tampa Bay Rays
4. Shockey1979 - Missed pick
5. Rase - Lucas Duda, 1B/OF, New York Mets
6. bagh - Danny Espinosa, 2B, Washington Nationals
7. GmenSeattle - Derek Holland, SP, Texas Rangers
8. NYGiantsman10 - Josh Reddick, OF, Oakland A's
9. McNabbMcFadden - Ben Revere, OF, Minnesota Twins
10. Mesa_Titan - Dexter Fowler, OF, Colorodo Rockies
11. epicjets29 - J.D. Martinez, OF, Houston Astros
12. IR0NM1KE - Mike Trout, OF, Los Angeles Angels
Round #22
1. IR0NM1KE - Bryce Harper, OF, Washington Nationals
2. epicjets29 - Some guy he'll get when I fill in the teams.
3. Mesa_Titan - Michael Brantley, OF, Cleveland Indians
4. McNabbMcFadden - missed
5. NYGiantsman10 - Erik Bedard, SP, Pittsburgh Pirates
6. GmenSeattle - Sergio Romo, RP, San Francisco Giants
7. bagh - Wandy Rodriguez, SP, Houston Astros
8. Rase - Mathew Gamel, 1B/3B, Milwaukee Brewers
9. Shockey1979 - Passed
10. maes - Pedro Alvarez, 3B, Pittsburgh Pirates
11. Gmen4ev - Ian Desmond, SS, Washington Nationals
12. dkebones -
1st Trade:
Rase gets:
Bagh gets:
2nd Trade:
Rase gets:
Drew Storen
maes gets:
bagh gets:
Shockey gets:
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Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 3:27 pm
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Last pick... Bummer
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Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 3:28 pm
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Sounds like DKE is ready to roll. Do we have any objections?
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Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 3:33 pm
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GmenSeattle wrote:
Sounds like DKE is ready to roll. Do we have any objections?
im good to start now.
1B Mark Teixeira
SP Roy Halladay
SP Stephen Strasburg
Can't spell Gen without Glen
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Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 3:44 pm
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no problemo senor
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So wait, are we using ESPN or Yahoo at all? I've never done a league like this before.
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Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 4:23 pm
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McNabbMcFadden wrote:
So wait, are we using ESPN or Yahoo at all? I've never done a league like this before.
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Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 4:26 pm
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No one cares. We're starting
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Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 4:27 pm
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Ahhh I forgot we do these drafts. I forgot why I liked his league so much.
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is God.
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Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 4:57 pm
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willing to open the first pick to (legitimate) trade offers. if i don't hear anything by this evening (PST) i'll go ahead and pick.
I feel sorry for people who dont drink. They wake up in the morning and thats the best theyre going to feel all day.
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Ready to roll
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Checking in. Gotta find me some trusty rankings.
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Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 5:47 pm
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Shockey1979 wrote:
Checking in. Gotta find me some trusty rankings.
It's tough finding good rankings (or any) this early
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Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 5:53 pm
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GmenSeattle wrote:
Shockey1979 wrote:
Checking in. Gotta find me some trusty rankings.
It's tough finding good rankings (or any) this early
Which is good.
Shows true knowledge of baseball.
mission27 wrote:
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Mesa_Titan wrote:
GmenSeattle wrote:
Shockey1979 wrote:
Checking in. Gotta find me some trusty rankings.
It's tough finding good rankings (or any) this early
Which is good.
Shows true knowledge of baseball.
Word is ARod's got a sweet new set of moobs.
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The wound #is no doubt deep enough without adding a lot of scandalous publicity. * * * ^ We have been taken to task several times for not printing a sordid story, and in at least two instances the same Xieople have approached us on another occasion to suppress something ' concerning themselves—which of course wouldn't look good in print- The '.Golden Rule" is well to follow at all times. * * * * In a small community such as this, where we know everyone personally and meet them daily on the street, it. is far better to lend a kind word when the occasion arises rather than "rub it in" when things are off beat. This Vt-ommunity cannot be compared to a large metropolitan center where these things occur daily and make choice bits of reading for as country folks. * * * * The' Circus Was in Town The circus, with its elephants, wild animals, clowns, etc, has an attraction for most everyone no matter how sophisticated or worldy wise, rich or poor. We noticed they all stopped to look at the elephant as it paraded down the street, and mingled with the crowd on the grounds with no small amount of curiosity, wondering what v>ms going to take place on the inside. * # # * The Weather Yes it's still hot and no one need be reminded of the fact. We are very fortunate in the Journal office, having the coolest spot in town. Rarely do-Tit get over 75 and we haven't had to resort to a fan to be comfortable, so far. As this is written (Thursday afternoon) it's 90 in the shade but it looks like we are due for a little rain, with heavy clouds coming up- * * * * Today, for the first time in many years we awoke with a stiff neck—■ and it's no fun. Everytime you turn your head it feels like someone hit •jfiu with a sand bag—full of rocks. Hope we sleep it off tonight. $S00 in Prizes to be Given in Journal Subscription Campaign SPECIAL SERVICES AT MILDRED CHAPEL SUNDAY Regular Sunday school and morning worship service in the forenoon, beginning at 9:45 a- m., until 12. At 2:30 p. m., Sunday, a baptismal service will be held at the south end of Bowen Lake, 1 mile south and 1 -mile east of Backus. The message ■will be delivered by Rev. Roy Smith. At 8 p. m., Sunday, Glen Stewart, a student of the N. W Bible school, Minneapolis, will bring an illustrated message on Bunyan's "Pilgrim Progress" using life-size oil paintings. We consider this a rare treat and invite all to attend. Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress" is considered of all books, next to the Bible in importance. —Rev. Wiens South PinefRiver The I'ine River Journal announces today the beginning of a great Good Will Subscription Cantpaign in I'ine River and surrounding territory—a campaign of expansion in keeping with the progress being made by this newspaper in this territory. Five valuable prizes, plus several hundred dollars in cash commissions are of; fered to people who, within the next few weeks will gather subscriptions to the Pine River Journal. The first prize, S300.00 in cash. tops the awards in this contest, and there will be other prizes and a 20- percent commission paid. Attractive Array of Prizes FIRST PRIZE ,$300.00 in cash SECOND PRIZE $100.00 in cash THIRD PRIZE ,,$ 25.00 in cash FOURTH PRIZE $ 15.00 in cash FIFTH PRIZE $ 10.00 in cash Five prizes in all, a 20-percent commission will be paid to all workers who do not win one of the six prizes. In this way all are paid for what work they do, no matter how little. Only those residing in Pine River or the trade territory can take part in the contest and share in the awards to be made at the finish. THE NUMBER OF WORKERS WILL BE LIMITED, so if you want to earn a nice big cash prize, enroll now before our quota is filled. The campaign opens Friday. It is the hope of the publisher to have every home in the village and' surrounding territory as a subscriber and Good Will booster for The Journal, and, with this purpose in mind we are offering this campaign with a very attractive offer to those who are are willing to do a little work during the next few weeks. Folks, just listen to this, if you have the desire to earn $30000 in cash, or one of the other four cash prizes, then this campaign is made to order for you, and is the realization of your dreams. It's all very simple, all you have to do is represent the Pine River Journal to your friends- You and your friends all know and want the Journal. You profit only to the extent you work. Every worker who aoes not win a prize will be paid a 20-percent commission. All cash prizes are well worth trying for, you win whether or not you win a cash prize. Business Proposition The Good Will Campaign is a business proposition. The Journal wants more subscribers and is willing to generously reward those who will become Good Will Boosters for the Journal. Everyone should appreciate this offer. All those who take an active part will profit- They will be paid in cash for the part they take; all have the same opportunity. The subscriber will profit; the campaign is an effort on the part of the publisher to make this paper a bigger and better paper—>fchat should interest you, so get back of this big drive and help put it over in a big way. We want to advertise Pine River and advertise it right. The merchant will profit; the more readers, the more value in their advertising. A good newspaper meant a good town, a town can lie judged by the newspaper it supports. Your Spare Time Worth Money We invite a limited number ol' persons to take part in this contest and to share in the awards and commissions. Non-subscribers are equally invited ito take part. The only requirement is a part of your spare time; we all have some of that, and you now have the opportunity to turn it intto cash by making an honest effort in helping to build the paper that serves your territory. The opportunity is yours to earn $300 or one of four other cash prizes. Who, nowadays, would dare say their spare time is wotith more during the next few weeks? Get busy now, get an early start. Don't wait and let someone else get ahead of you. Call your friends today and tell them that you are in the race and that you want their support The closing day is not far off and on this day the Journal will award the prizes as advertised above, to the five successful workers. You can be one of the few who can earn a nice cash wage during the next few weeks- This campaign is no gamble on your part- You, and all either who take part will be paid in proportion to what they do. If you have the ambition to get out and do a little Good Will boosting, you can make more money through this campaign than is possible in any other way, for only a few weeks of pleasant work. Come to the Journal office at once and talk the matter over with the campaign manager. Who Can Earn Any man, woman, boy or girl can enter the campaign, become a member of the Good Will Brigade and compete for the prizes. THERE IS NO ENTRANCE FEE OR CHARGE. You need not even be a subscriber to the Journal to enter your name as an enrolled worker. You then have the opportunity to secure one of these fine prizes, but you must enroll before our quota is filled. An entry blank will be found in an advertisement on another page of this issue- Clip it out, fill it in and send or bring it to the Journal office. Awarding of Prizes The prizes will be awarded according to the vote standing of the Good Will Workers. The Worker having the highest number of votes will be awarded first prize and the other four prizes will be awarded in the same manner. A commission will be paid to those who do not win a prize. The workers themselves, if they wish to do so, can select the judges who will open the ballot box and icount the votes at the close of the campaign. Lud Witt and John Scherv enjoyed •a fishing trip to Lake Lindsey Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Marshall Larson called Thursday afternoon at the LeRoy Swenson home- Mr. and Mrs LeRoy Swenson and iliftlred spent Tuesday evening at the Lud Witt home. Edna Skog of Pequot Lakes, is a guest at the Chas. DeBoer and Carl Skog homes. We are glad to welcome the Adolph Leseman family to our community. They are now settled on the Oscar Kolb farm- Mrs. Ted Carlson and baby have returned to their home north of Pine River, after spending two weeks at the Chas. DeBoer home- Mr. and Mrs. John Scherv and ■ daughter Sophia of Kiester, Minn-, arrived Saturday afternoon and spent the week-end at the Lud Witt home. Miss Sophia remained having accepted a position at the Henry Prestholt •home ou Whitefish 'Lake. FACTSy not fiction That is what our readers get each week in WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS. It is prepared for us by Joseph W. La Bine, a trained observer and capable writer. It gives each reader a comprehensive report of the actual happenings of importance in war-torn Europe. It eliminates the countless rumors and the propaganda with which newspapers and radio are being flooded, and covers the facts. Read it each week, and quote it without fear of successful contradiction. Big Program Planned for July 4th Evening Celebration *.jk'ZLl— / MESSENGER QUARTET Messenger Quartet to Appear at M. E. Church Monday The Messenger Quartet of John Fletcher college of University Park, Iowa, will present a sacred concert in the Methodist Church of Pine River, .Monday evening, June 30, at 8 p. m. Samuel J. Schultz, pastor of the Methodist church, traveled as a member of this quartet for two years before coming to I'ine River. Bring your friends and attend this musical program. BIBLE SCHOOL PROGRAM AT M. E. CHURCH FRIDAY; The Daily Vacation Bible school of the M. E. church will close Friday. June 27, with a program in the evening at 8 p. m- All parents and friends are especially invited to attend. SWANBURG Mrs. C"cil Anderson, Corresponrent Miss Helen Anderson assisted at the Arnold Anderson home the fore day, after a weeks stay at Balaton. A party of friends who arrived with them returned the following day. Mrs. John Stevens hais entered the race in the Journal Subscription contest. We wish her much success and urge everyone to cooperate in the drive. Mr. and Mrs- Oscar Peterson and Mr. and Mrs- Raymond Peterson drove to Remer Sunday, taking Chas. Water- house back to his home after attending Bible school here. The Jr. Luther ' League met for their monthly devotional meeting at the parish house Friday evening. Please don't forget the date Juniors. Mrs. M- Osen of Martell, Wis., Mrs. H Osen and Evelyn of St- Paul, and Mrs. James Coppes of Minneapolis, are enjoying a week at the latter's summer cottage on Trout Lake. The young son of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Windorsky has been suffering with a bad infection in his hand and arm, but his condition is now much improved. Mrs. Jerry Miller has enjoyed two parties recently due to the occasion of another milestone just passed. The years add only to her popularity, not her age. Many happy returns Margaret. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Anderson of Minneapolis, and Mr. and Mrs- Erv- Anderson and Dolores of St. Paul, were week-end gueste at the John Stevens home. On their return Sunday afternoon, they were accompanied by Theo. Anderson who lias entered the U- hospital for treatment. Mrs- Dallas Proffit opened her home to a stork shower in honor of Mrs. Odin Brekke Monday afternoon. A large group was in attendance. The honored °-uest was the happy recipient of numerous lovely gifts. Buffet refreshments were served. Oh, and say, last week we failed to chronicle the arrival of a daughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abe saker June 11. She has a brother' of 12 years. The Bakers came here from Blue Springs, Neb., early this year. Congratulations. 'Sunday will be a big day at Faith Lutheran Church. The occasion will be the laying of the cornerstone for the new church. Dr. R- Gerberding part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Miller and family of Mildred, spent Sunday with relatives in Swanburg. Weekending at their homes, were Earl Raph and Robert Stevens of Walker and Robert Anderson of Glenwood. Sleeping Child Unharmed When Train Strikes Car An odd accident occurred on the railroad tracks west of the Woodland Tavern early Sunday morning, when a car belonging to Harry Mager of Mildred, was struck by the southbound passenger. The Magers had spent the evening at the tavern and their daughter's 5 year old girl was sleeping in the back seat. They had stepped out to see if the little girl was alright at about 1 a. in., and went out on the same mission at 2 a. in., only to find that their car had been stolen. Everyone present at the t?.vern began to search for t and as Obed Ode- gard turned his car around his 'ights ishined on what he thought was an automobile near the tracks, about a block west of the tavern. Upon investigation, it was found to be the Mager car and had been either struck by the train or had run into the train as it passed. The front end was badly tamaged. The excited mother was greatly relieved however, to find her little girl sound asleep on th; rear- seat. The shock of the impact evidently had not even awakened her. There is no road or street where the car traveled towards the track but the theory was advanced that the driver may have been attracted by a switch light posted on the tracks, thinking it was a street light. No clew to the car thieves has been found. Miss Harriet Hanson of Minneapolis, spent last week at .the home of her brother, Arnold Hanson and family- Mr. and Mrs- Harold Moser of Crosby, attended the Bible school program here Friday evening. Accompanying them on the return, were Keith and Glenice. Hjalmar Carlson and Donald returned to their home here late Thurs- of Minneapolis will preside. A ilcnic dinner will be served. Dr. and Mrs Gerberding will be guests at the Lutheran manse here for a few days. Mrs. Cecil Anderson and her class of intermediates from the Lutheran Sunday school enjoyed a wiener roast on the Coppes lakeshore on Trout Lake Sunday. Mrs. Hjalmar Carlson was a special guest. Thank you Alice for being so sweet to let us enjoy your shore and lake. The Mission Circle Ladies enjoyed a picnic on the lakeshore grounds of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mitchell on Trout Lake Wednesday afternoon. The picnic was the climax of an interesting contest recently conducted by these ladies, losers entertain winners. Yes- sir, it's fun being a good loser. Our Bible school closed a successful two-week session with a program as a grand finale Friday evening. Teachers who made such a swell job of it, were our our pastor and his wife, Mrs- Eleanor Stoutenburg, Mrs. Wm. Torgerson and Mrs. Raymond Peterson. It's such a small world; WTalter Achterkirch, recently of Swanburg, met on the streets of Seattle last week, three young men very well acquainted here and at Cross Lake: "Mutt" and Bob Ellwood and Robert "Bud'' Wright- Incidentally, they wish to extend greetings to their fri: ends and relatives at Cross •; alee, Manhattan Beach and Swanburg. At a meeting of the Commercial Club Tuesday evening, members voted to sponsor an evening celebration on July 4th. The program will open at 7:30 p. m., with a band concert by the municipal band, continuing until S:30 when a grand display of fireworks will be touched off. The club this year, has purchased one of the finest assortments of bombs, skyrockets, candles, spin-wheels, colorful outlines, etc., that Pine River has ever had to entertain the public. The evening will be climaxed by a "Jitney Dance" at the armory with a good five-piece orchestra furnishing the music. There will be no admission charge, only 5 cents a dance. Enjoy the evening at the armory, dance as much or as little as you wish. The armory has one of the finest dance floors in the northwest. The Club also wishes to extend an invitation to families to enjoy a picnic in the new city park. White Pine Point Mrs. E. N. Mainore, Correspondent Chas- Witt of Minneapolis, visited at the Boettner home Saturday. John Urness called on friends at White Pine Point Sunday- Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Fellows and son of Rochester, are camping this week at the Norgren Lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Manore, August Hansen and Mrs. Cowell and children spent Monday evening at the Boettner home. The occasion was Mrs- Boett- oer'9 birthday. Cards were played Annual Picnic at Maple Hill Church Saturday, June 30 The annual picnic of the Maple Hill Lutheran Church will be held on Saturday, June 30, beginning at 12 o'clock noon, when the customary pie- nic dinner will be served. At 1:30 p. in., the Maple Hill Vacation Bible school will present their program, under the direction of Miss Stella Floan- This will be followed by the usual Ladies Aid auction sale of fancyworkand household articles. The interior of the Maple Hill Lutheran Church was recently completely redecorated and presents a very pleasing appearance. Everyone in the vicinity is invited to spend Saturday at Maple Hill. and refreshments served. Mr- and Mrs. W. D. Pike of Pequot Lakes, called at the Cowell home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Norgren and Mrs- Anna Swanson spent the week-end on Norway Brook. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Robertson and family of St- Paul who spent last week at the Leitner cottage, left for their home Tuesday. Mary, Frances and Theresa Rohr of Wabedo, who have been visiting with their aunt, Mrs. Fred.Hempstead, have returned home. Mr. and .Mrs- O. B. Orres of Minneapolis, Chas- Ridge of Ottawa, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Tidd of Little Falls, were guests at the Boettner home Sunday. "WESTERN" FANS! ALAN LE MAY'S New Story THE SMOKY YEARS Against the Texas scene two rival gangs move swiftly. Big scale cattle rustling... gunplay! The central figure is Bill Roper, regarded by many as a "bad man." But—it may take a gang to break a gang. And Jody Gordon .. • what oi her? Read this absorbing "Western"— ♦ ♦ ♦ Serially im Thin Paper
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Can I survive in a 3/2 this weekend in OCMD? Anyone ever tried it?
I'm only planning to be out for an hour at the most
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Can I survive in a 3/2 this weekend in OCMD? Anyone ever tried it?
I'm only planning to be out for an hour at the most
3/2 boots and gloves?..... Can be done. 45mins probably. If you haven't been in the water for a long time. It's probably worth it. No boots and gloves probably 10 mins and not worth it.
Big variation in quality of a 3/2. If it's a good 3/2 with taped seams and you have boots and gloves, I think you could definitely do it
If it's all you have then I would try it....but be prepared to be very cold very quickly...
my buddy is still in a 3/2 but he has an extra layer if you know what I mean...
+1 with having a solid suit, sealed, taped etc etc. As long as the air temps are reasonable and the wind isn't howling, you've got it. I'd give it a go if I didn't have something warmer.
ive been out in 45 degree jersey water with boots gloves hood in a taped 3/2. i lasted 30 minutes would not wanna do it again
With a heated wetsuit vest, you'd be good til your batteries ran out. Especially one of the better models! www.heatedwetsuitreviews.com has some info on them. I'm super stoked on mine.


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Insurance companies hurt by Obama announcement
(Cleveland) -- Some are saying that President Barack Obama did insurance companies no favors at all by announcing Thursday a reversal in a portion of the health care law. Steve Millard, president and executive director of COSE (Council of Smaller Enterprises) tells WTAM 1100's Bill Wills that even though the president said that people who received cancellation notices can now renew their plans, that's not something that will occur right away. "The insurance industry has been working for two and a half years to adjust to this. This isn't easy sort of stuff to deal with," said Millard, referring to all the changes that have come to Obamacare. Millard says insurance companies are stuck between a rock and a hard place in being told to rei, saying the president "Has put carriers in a position where they have to bring back these plans, even if it's economically bad for them." COSE, which has 14,000 members, has numerous programs for small businesses, including offering health insurance packages.


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Thanks for reply...but I tried below code
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but it not works at all in any browser. I can see the player image but there are no sound at all in any browser.I think <audio> and "preload" are attributes of HTML5 that's why it not works..but I am not sure about that.Can you please tell me what should I do now???Can you please tell where I am wrong??
Have you downloaded the what you need from the audio.js polyfill from their website?
Yes sir...
That download comes with an example index.html file, that demonstrates things and provides details on how to achieve it.In that index.html file you should find that the audio file in there works for you, which will mean that the technique will be successful for you.
If it works for you, we can then go further in to working out what's not going right for you.
Sir, that index.html also not works...
What is the web browser & version that is not working with it?
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Sir it works everywhere(mozila and chrome) but when I try to run same page via "localhost" (IIS Server) it works perfectly in chrome but stop working in mozilla..What is problem now???Please help...
Thanks sir,it is working fine, I just configure IIS for "ogg" format and that's it.
Thanks for everything..


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Phoenix fitness buffs, families and fun-lovers are gearing up for an exciting inaugural season of Yoga Rocks the Park, a weekly wellness festival. Yoga Rocks the Park offers yogis of all ages and abilities the opportunity to practice to a soundtrack of live music under Phoenix's famously clear spring skies. The 2012 season promises to open big, with a convenient afternoon time slot and a host of offerings—including food and drink vendors, yoga apparel and accessories, Acro-Yoga demonstrations, fantastic music and more.
Yoga Rocks the Park will be held every Sunday afternoon through May 6, from 2 p.m.–4 p.m. with registration opening at 1 p.m., at either Margaret T. Hance (Deck) Park or Steele Indian School Park. Each day's festivities begin with a 80-minute, all-levels yoga practice coupled with live performances from talented local and national musicians. Kids ages 3 and above can join in the fun with Camp Yoga Rocks: an interactive program featuring yoga postures, face painting, hula hooping and other surprises. Following the asana practice, the live music continues as attendees socialize in the vibrant vendor area.
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"Phoenix is in for a treat with this event and I just can't wait! ," says Kristina Krump, Yoga Rocks The Park's Phoenix Event Director. "Our lives can be busy and the world around us is moving at an alarming pace. It is important for us to take time to connect with nature, our community, our breathe—yoga and music are wonderful ways to bring all of those pieces together." Yoga Rocks the Park donates a percentage of total revenue to the international non-profit organization Yoga World Reach, which offers yoga and alternative therapy programs to those in need, both locally and around the globe. In Phoenix, we will also be supporting 6 local non-profit organizations. One will be highlighted and benefit financially each Sunday of the event to aid in their on-going work right in our own back yards.
Tickets ($10 in advance or $15 the day of) are available at www.yogarocksthepark.com.


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One of the big themes I try and focus this site around is the exploitation of people in the industry. It has been going on since Hollywood started and it will probably continue going on because people want to be famous and want to make movies or be on television and people in power to make those decisions take advantage of this and prey on people. It is wrong and I want it to stop and the more it is discussed, the less likely it is to happen. I especially abhor the predators who go after teen actors and actresses because they are afraid of people who are legal. Terry Richardson is no different except that he has an advantage most producers don't and that is his subjects know they are going to have to get undressed when they are photographed by Terry and because of the celebrities that flock to him newbie models work with him thinking they can trust him. Read this (Graphic language and some partial nudity), and then think about all the rumors and stories about Terry and how celebrities who supposedly are all about equality and women's rights continue to work with the guy and praise him. If someone is successful in this industry then their crimes that should get them thrown in jail or shamed beyond redemption never seems to happen. cc: Woody Allen and Roman Polanski. bcc: Charlie Sheen and Chris Brown.
Now that Charlotte has come forward, I wonder if people like Lena Dunham will shoot again with Terry. Will Jared Leto invite him over for photos and drinks like he did the day after the Academy Awards.


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I may have posted this in the wrong section as I'm sure newbies do not know how to answer this.
Due to the lack of answers here from the security experts I'm assuming they think I (we) want to hack someone or something I shouldn't. I have my brothers permission and he has mine. As far as ISP TOS are concerned, Were not concerned. We will cross that bridge when we get there. Our ISP connections are our own and if we loose our accounts due to TOS violations then so be it. I see no better way of learning how to pentest a system in a real world enviroment than learning in a real world environment. Of course I'm completely open to suggestion as I may be going about this completely wrong. I do not want to loose my ISP service or be visited by one of the 3-letter people.
On to the question.
My brother and I are playing "Capture the flag" (Hacking each others computer) game(s). We have been doing this through LAN only but we would like to do this over the Internet due to limited time for work and family, also to learn more about pentesting.
So, my question is How would I scan/access his computer using nmap,nessus or whatever I choose since he is behind a router and I am as well.
I only want to access/scan/attack HIS system and not his family's.
Sorry for my cheezy graph below but it should help explain a little better.
|_____My System IP:192.168.100.2 (BackTrack 4 pre-final)
|___Router (WAN IP: 18.104.22.168 /// LAN IP: 192.168.100.1)
|_((((The InterNets))))
|___Router (WAN IP: 184.108.40.206 /// LAN IP: 192.168.100.1)
|_____(TARGET) His System IP:192.168.100.2 (Windows XP SP1)
|_______His Wifes System IP: 192.168.100.3
|_________His Daughters System IP: 192.168.100.4
So to recap, the question is: How to access/scan a computer system that is behind a router?
He has 3 active online systems (all 3 are WinXP) behind a router.
I have nmap'ed his IP which only shows 1 active host running (best guess) Linux so I know I'm only scanning his router.
C'mon man. Like I'm going to give the real IP's.
I understood that I would get flamed for this post but that's just silly, I made them up.
He is in Chattanooga, TN and I'm in GA (30 Miles)
We ran the lan at his house only. (10 Ft.)
So, anyone know an answer to the question asked here: How to access/scan a target behind a router?
I might have posted this in the wrong section as I'm sure newbies do not know how to answer this.
Haha you can even tell there fake IP's
If there was a test for extreme basic tcp/ip questions this would be the first and easiest one. Frankly if you dont understand NAT then you have no business attacking any one friend or not.
However, while I'm learning could you point me in the right direction please?
are we talking about headers, datagrams and packets
Is this correct?
So in order to scan/access his computer I would need to assign the correct port to the scanner?Each computer on the private network uses the same address but is given a different port number. Basically, the port is an extension of the IP address.
Wouldnt that limit me to only scanning/exploiting that one port?
This is getting confusing!
From what I'm understanding is that I can only access his computer through the open ports on the router.
A nmap scan shows only 2 open ports (80, 27015) even though I know for a fact that he is running a bittorrent client/server, yahoo messenger, limewire client/server, mIRC, and a counter-strike game both client and server. I see the game server port but shouldn't the other services or Virtual Server ports show up as well, such as the bittorrent and limewire ports?
Wouldn't these ports need to be forwarded in order to access his system? and if so why are they not showing up?
You gotta go to your friend's house and go into his router settings. You need to go to NAT settings., and then to "Incoming NAT". You need to associate a certain incoming port number (e.g. TCP 445) with a particular private IP address on his LAN.
Do a web search for "Network Address Translation" to learn more.
Ask questions on the open forums, that way everybody benefits from the solution, and everybody can be corrected when they make mistakes. Don't send me private messages asking questions that should be asked on the open forums, I won't respond. I decline all "Friend Requests".
Look up ACK flag in tcp header. NAT assigns a different port on the outside ports from whats send from the inside port.
They would still have to connect out, and you guess what port the router assigned, SOHO routers
In theroy
Plus ports which are initiated by the program inside nat are called dynamic so they are not necessarily "open" or a entry vector.


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BC Falls in Straight Sets at No. 14 WingateOctober 4, 2013
BREVARD, N.C.-Brevard's Erin Rollins collected a match-high 10 kills at No. 14 Wingate on Friday night, but it was the Bulldogs who came away with a 3-0 victory in Cuddy Arena. Wingate took the match by scores of 25-19, 25-12 and 25-16.
Rollins hit .320 on the night, while Fatima Gharachorloo added seven kills. Kayla Hanus handed out 15 assists, and Aleksandra Vrvillo collected nine digs for BC.
A kill from Bailey Hayes, along with a WU error gave Brevard a 12-10 lead in the opening set. A kill and an ace from Wingate's Shelly Stumpff then put the Bulldogs in front 14-13.
Hayes later tied the set at 18-18 with another kill after the teams traded points. The Bulldogs then scored six unanswered points to take a 24-18 lead before a Stumpff kill capped the opening frame.
The opening set saw 14 ties and four lead changes.
Wingate took a commanding 10-3 lead to begin the second set before three straight points for the Tornados brought BC back within striking distance at 10-6. The Bulldogs then went on a 8-3 run before closing the set on a 5-0 run.
BC trailed only 12-9 in the third set before the Bulldogs rattled off eight straight points to take a 20-9 advantage and put the set out of BC's reach.
The Tornados next travel to Coker on Saturday afternoon for a 1 p.m. match with the Cobras.


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