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Richards's return may make it harder to sign unrestricted free agent forward Marian Gaborik to a contract. Gaborik had an excellent playoff – a league-leading 14 goals – but if he wants to squeeze every last dollar out of his next contract, he may have to go onto the open market to get it. You'd have to think that isn't going to happen and that both sides find a compromise solution.
If they can't sign Gaborik, then the Kings could simply move Williams to the top line with Anze Kopitar and Dustin Brown and shop for more scoring at next year's NHL trading deadline. Wonder if Columbus will make anybody available to them again?
ROCKIE MOUNTAIN HIGH: The NHL hands out its annual awards in Las Vegas Tuesday and the Colorado Avalanche may need to back a truck up against the Wynn Hotel, with all the hardware they could haul off.
The Avs have a chance to take home four awards – Jack Adams, where Patrick Roy is nominated for coach of the year; Calder, where Nathan MacKinnon should be close to a unanimous choice; Lady Byng, where Ryan O'Reilly scored 64 points in 80 games while receiving only a single minor penalty, and Vezina, where Semyon Varlamov is considered the second favourite to the Boston Bruins' Tuukka Rask.
But even if they only get three winners, that'll be a significant achievement from a franchise that made a dramatic rise in the Western Conference regular-season standings (which is what the voting is based on). The Avalanche is at a unique crossroads in terms of keeping their core intact because of that unexpected surge.
They are faced with the prospect of losing second-line centre Paul Stastny to unrestricted free agency because he can command more on the open market than the Avalanche can reasonably expect to pay him at this juncture in their development.
Wonder if Stastny will go to St. Louis, where the Blues are trying to find a centre to play behind David Backes and have been exploring trade options for the likes of Spezza and Kesler as well? If the Blues really wanted to make an impact, they'd trade for Spezza and sign Stastny. That would make the NHL sit up and take notice.
The Avs' negotiations' with O'Reilly are less pressing, given that they've already filed notice that they will take him to salary arbitration, if a contract can't be negotiated – which means he is effectively signed for the next two years anyway; and only the dollar figures have yet to be determined.
Colorado's on-ice relationship with O'Reilly has been great, but it has been far pricklier off the ice. In fact, the O'Reilly camp was getting nowhere in trying to get him signed after the last lockout ended, and as a result, he signed an offer sheet with the Calgary Flames coming out of the work stoppage.
Well, that was a mess – Colorado matched the Calgary offer, which saved the Flames from the embarrassment of surrendering a first-round draft choice to the Avs for a player they would have had to immediately waive, under terms of the expiring CBA.
That they've decided to go to arbitration already suggests there's still a lingering difference of opinion over his real value to the team. But mostly what the Avs, in the early stages of a rebuild, are trying to do is keep their payroll reined in, so that there'll be money to spend on the likes of Nathan MacKinnon and Matt Duchene in the years to come.
O'Reilly had an excellent season last year, playing mostly wing on the top line alongside Duchene. Paul Stastny mostly centered the second line, with MacKinnon, another transplanted centre playing out of position. Stastny is an unrestricted free agent coming off a long-term contract that averaged $6.6-million per season. Even though Stastny had a great playoff and a decent regular season, it is clear the Avalanche don't see him as a $6.6-million player. Someone could pay that in free agency, because free agency is all about overpaying to get an asset for nothing but the cash outlay, but in Colorado's case, they have centres playing out of position that can slip back in the middle if Stastny bolts, a luxury few teams can boast.Report Typo/Error
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So our basement flooded during the rainy days and they just pumped all the water out but they wont fix the basement and we cant get a washer a dryer because if we out it down there who knows how bad the next rain fall could mess it up, so now the hubby wants to find a bigger apartment or rent a house since we are both working now. not only that we have so many bills to pay and money to save up to have a baby and a wedding....ugh stressed out.
that is a bummer! I am sorry you are going through this. I am sure you will get it all worked out soon, stay positive!
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And I forgot we also got to to put up money for a van...
It always seems to come at once, doesn't it? I'm sorry.. I know the feeling.. the car needs work, place needs something, bills come up.. never when I'm like, Hey what am I going to do with all this extra cash?.. always at once.. lol
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"Great chieftain o' the puddin-race!" (Robert Burns). CHEF'S NOTE: Due to the fact that some of the "true" ingredients of a Scottish haggis recipe are officially considered "unfit for human consumption" by the United States Department of Agriculture, it is impossible to obtain those ingredients in the United States. The following recipe loosely resembles a true Scottish recipe and, in my humble opinion, tastes darn good and does a fine job of mocking "real" haggis.
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Sir, like the other two commentors, I would hasten to remind you that traditional Scottish, Irish, or English cooking normally did not involve any kind of red peppers or tabasco sause under a regular basis. Especialy not Hagis- to use such a thing and say its an immitation to not only the Scots but also to any true hearted Ren Faire Guild Member, I happen to be both. Try something like a Lintel Stew, it'll be much closer to real period food.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 -4 ounces liver (or other organ meat)
- 6 ounces scrapple
- 4 ounces spicy sausage
- 4 ounces ground veal or 4 ounces ground lamb
- 4 ounces ground fowl (such as Cornish hen, pheasant, duck, or goose. Turkey may be used, but does not have as strong a fla)
- 8 ounces kidney beans, cooked and mashed (Can substitute refried beans)
- 1 1⁄2 cups beef broth
- 2 teaspoons Kitchen Bouquet (or any other browning or seasoning sauce)
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons Pickapeppa Sauce (or other peppery spicy thick sauce)
- 2 medium onions, peeled and finely chopped
- 8 -10 ounces old-fashioned oatmeal (** DO NOT USE instant or 1-minute oatmeal)
- 6 ounces suet (shredded or ground, divided into 4- and 2-oz batches, I recommend freezing the suet in small chunks,)
- salt or salt substitute
- 1 tablespoon garlic powder
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons seasoned pepper
- 1⁄2 teaspoon nutmeg, grated
- 1⁄4 teaspoon cayenne pepper (or more, to taste)
- 2 teaspoons sage
- 1⁄2 teaspoon red pepper flakes (or more, to taste)
- Tabasco sauce
- peppery dry spices
- 96 inches pork sausage casings, thoroughly cleaned (if you can't get sausage casing, don't worry, keep going)
Directions See How It's Made
- In a medium saucepan, add Kitchen Bouquet and Pickapeppa to the beef broth.
- Boil the liver (or other organ meat) in this mixture for five minutes.
- Drain and put aside to cool.
- Cut the scrapple (chilled) into thick slabs.
- Boil scrapple in broth for two minutes.
- Drain and put aside.
- Do not discard the remaining broth mixture.
- Toast (broil) the oatmeal in the oven until it all begins to turn a pale brown.
- Grind the liver or organ meat (I recommend using the same method as for the suet, above).
- Mix all the ingredients (except the 2-oz batch of suet) with the seasonings and spices.
- Using your hands, mix thoroughly.
- The objective is to produce a mixture that is thoroughly moist but not wet.
- If your mixture is just a little too dry, add just enough of the remaining broth until a thoroughly moist consistency is achieved.
- If your mixture is very dry (especially if you used lean meats and lots of oats), add some of the remaining ground suet in addition to some broth until a thoroughly moist consistency is achieved.
- Cut the sausage casing into 12-inch strips.
- Stuff the haggis mixture into each strip of sausage casing.
- It is CRITICAL that you leave 2 1/2 to 3 inches at both ends unfilled.
- This is absolutely necessary to allow the oats room to swell during the cooking process.
- Leave the ends of the casings open- do not tie or otherwise close them.
- Place the haggises in a steamer and cover and steam them for three hours.
- If you do not have sausage casings, thoroughly and heavily grease the top pan of your steamer (preferably with shortening).
- Place the haggis mixture in the pan, but make sure you leave ample space for swelling during cooking.
- I suggest only filling the pan about 2/3 full.
- If your steamer does not have a vented lid, cover the pan with greaseproof paper and a cloth.
- Steam the mixture for three hours.
- Repeat the cooking process with any remaining mixture.
- In Scotland, the traditional way to serve haggis is piping hot (on warm plates) with mashed potatoes and mashed yellow turnips-"tatties and neeps", as they are called in Scotland- and to give the meal a truly Scottish flavour, I recommend serving a glass of single malt whiskey along with it.
- The cooked haggis may be refrigerated or frozen.
- I like to slice cold haggis and heat it through in a DRY frying pan until golden brown on both sides.
- I serve fried haggis with poached eggs for breakfast, and also with chips (chips= French fries) for lunch.


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"Thank you very much! Now, gentlemen, if there are no other viewing requests, shall we start the bidding at…$1,000 for the night?"
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That's just gross, put some pants with some ass extensions on!
I can't believe it, but that literally is a non-ass!! It's like a crack in a 2×4! This is horrible! the terrorists have won!!
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I've found that when you first start collecting, you feel the influence of family and friends from years ago. That may change later, but you're likely to start with Fords if your father had Fords, or you may covet what your neighbor had, be it Packard or Porsche. Subliminally, you're still programmed to want what you were exposed to early on.
In my case, I had cousins who built hot rods, my dad restored Fords, sports car racer Candy Poole had a foreign car shop nearby and Chinetti's Ferrari showroom was an hour away. So I was exposed to all kinds of things all the time, while most of my contemporaries were seeing only Fords, Chevys and Mopars. And then, going to Autorama exposed me to new and unusual things I'd never seen before.
Exposure to different cars can only expand your interests. A lot of people are introduced to cars that are new to them, and they fight it, collecting what everyone else collects. But there are others who have an open mind and are willing to embrace new ideas. In my case, I drove a vintage Bentley, and despite the big difference from what I was used to, I took to it immediately. I also have some really odd things like a Renault Jolly beach car and a three-wheeled Davis, so I guess that varied early exposure made an impression on me.
I love it when people ask, "Why do you collect that weird thing?" And the answer really does go back to the way hot rods and customs imprinted on me when I would tag along with Dad at the Autoramas back in the 1950s and '60s. While he was showing Model As and Packards, I'd wander off and look at cars like Big Daddy Roth's Beatnik Bandit and Surfite, which were the coolest things. To this day I love offbeat cars, but I'd never try to push them on my customers. To succeed, I need to go with trends and great cars I know have broad appeal.
So the answer to "Why do we collect what we collect?" is simple: It's like the old saying, "You are what you eat." You collect what you were surrounded by during your formative years, and having the cars from our past is a great way to relive memories. Fortunately, I still have all those great memories, even if the Polaroids have faded.
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Even as the BCCI continues with its arm twisting tactics keeping at bay the CAB subsidy citing misappropriation, state association incumbent president Jagmohan Dalmiya will sit for a litmus test of popularity during an emergent general body meeting here tomorrow.
Mr Dalmiya had called for the emergent general body meeting to apprise the members officially on Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjees dictate asking him not to contest the polls scheduled for July 22 approximately.
However, the opposition have raised objection on the meeting being called. Talking to UNI dissident leader Samar Pal said, ''The meeting had been called to mobilise personal gains. This is a personal matter of Mr Dalmiya whether he would fight the polls or not. Why should the members be involved in it.'' ''This is not constitutional. Its just a ploy by Mr Dalmiya to get more support or have a feel of where he stands,'' he added.
However, sources close to Mr Dalmiya told that there was nothing extraordinary to be seen in this meeting. ''Chief Minister has done an unprecedented thing and it is the duty of Mr Dalmiya as the president of CAB to apprise the members of the situation. The meeting has been called for that reason. Now if the members want to discuss the pros and cons of the topic in the meeting that is up to them. Mr Dalmiya's duty is to inform the members and he will do exactly that,'' the sources added.
The CAB polls have taken a signigficant turn ever since the ministers of the Left Front got involved in the polls. Finally it was decided in a meeting of the Left Front that Mr Bhattacharjee and Mr Chakraborty would deal with the CAB polls.
The polls also took a new twist as the Police Commissioner Prasun Mukherjee has announced his candidature as the challenger for Mr Dalmiya's post. A host of former Bengal cricketers have joined the ranks of the challengers, including Snehasish Ganguly, elder brother of Sourav Ganguly. They also claimed support of Sourav Ganguly, but the promised faxed letter is coming yet.
However, in spite of all this Dalmiya might find it tough with the Left Front giving Chief Minsiter Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee and Sports Minister Subhas Chakroborty to oversee the CAB polls.
CAB has 121 votes---94 clubs, 18 districts, 8 universities and one vote from Office Sports Federation. Raja Venkat will contest from High Court Club, Snehashis Ganguly will contest from Barisha Sports Club, Samar Pal from Aryans Club and Prasun Mukherjee from Police AC. But other than that Dalmiya has a wide base in the clubs and his clout is enormous.
The final twist came barely 72 hours before the CAB general meeting, with BCCI deciding to withhold all its subsidies and payments to the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) for failing to furnish details of the amount transferred to its account from the Bhawanipur Branch of the Indian Overseas Bank in Kolkata by its president Jagmohan Dalmiya from 1995 to 2006.
In a letter to the CAB, Board secretary Niranjan Shah on Thursday also informed the state association that the Board decided to debit to the CAB Rs. 40 crores its president Dalmiya failed to furnish details of the Account No 1223 with the Bhawanipur Branch along with vouchers, bills, ledgers and audited balance-sheets despite a notice being served to him on April 15.
The opposition have already pointed at the state of affairs in CAB is 'shambolic' and that is reflected in BCCIs decision, which they also termed unfortunate. Mr Dalmiya has threatened to move court on the matter and with another legal barb in the waiting, the general body meeting does look to be cooking up quite a storm.


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Novalesa Abbey (Abbazia di Novalesa) is a Benedictine monastery in Piedmont, Italy. It was founded in 726, and was dedicated to St Peter and St Andrew[1].
Novalesa is in the Val di Susa, on the route to the Mont Cenis Pass. The founder, Abbo of Provence, was a local Frankish governor.[2] The Abbey was on the Via Francigena, a major pilgrimage road[3]. The founding monks are thought to have come from the Grenoble region[4]. It was endowed by Charlemagne and Louis the Pious. The first phase of the Abbey's history came to an end when it was destroyed by Saracen raiders in 906.[5]
Restorations have gone on, over the past three centuries. The Abbey is a current Benedictine monastery.[6]
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- ↑ piedmontese history 1
- ↑ Abbazia di Novalesa - abbey Turin Building Tiscover
- ↑ Savorie, Provence and Alps Carolingian Visitor's Guide, Carolingian sites, French feudal coins
- ↑ In Italy Online - La Via Francigena In The "Valley Of The Abbeys"
- ↑ Montagnedoc - Culture - Abbeys - Novalesa Abbey
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- www.abbazianovalesa.org/ (Italian), official site.
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The Mote and the Beam is a New Testament saying which appears in the Sermon on the Mount in the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 7, verses 1 to 5.[1]
Judge not, that ye be not judged.
For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.
And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother's eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye?
Or how wilt thou say to thy brother, Let me pull out the mote out of thine eye; and, behold, a beam is in thine own eye?
Thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam out of thine own eye; and then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the mote out of thy brother's eye.
The moral lesson is to avoid hypocrisy and censoriousness. The analogy used is of a small object in another's eye as compared with a large beam of wood in one's own. The original Greek word translated as mote meant a stalk or twig rather than a tiny speck, as in modern usage. A proverb of this sort was familiar to the Jews and appears in numerous other cultures too. For example, the poet Robert Burns famously wrote:[2]
Oh, wad some Power the giftie gie us,
To see ourselves as others see us!
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The science fiction book The Mote in God's Eye takes its title from this passage, which it quotes in the foreword.
Horatio, a character from Shakespeare's tragedy Hamlet utters the line ″A mote it is to trouble the mind's eye.″ in Act One, scene one.
- ↑ Matthew 7:1-5
- ↑ Herbert Lockyer (1988), All the Parables of the Bible, pp. 151–152, ISBN 9780310281115, http://books.google.com/books?id=4ncUVL4h2LsC&pg=PA151
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Er, anyways, concerning "Rokenjiima" "Roken Island" . There is a chance, A CHANCE, that the term, "Roken Island" is used in that "Happy Maria" song.
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In the end of the op there is a message in english saying ''Welcome to the Rokkenjima''.
Its pretty damn official so i guess this could count as a proof.
|2009-07-02, 06:12
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The Reaper of Misery
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Hinamizawa....i cant escape
hmmm ok first of all i had been spoiling myself by eating cookies for the last 4 months before the anime. I'm not going to have such a biased opinion but there will be some present. I did not read the Vn's (noo money~) but i had background information that let me know about the characters and there situation abit more then the people who are thrown in without previous knowledge.
Now the first episode did rush through most information but to me it didnt have an effect on my overall enjoyment. The anime didn't skip over any information though that needed to be known IN THE CONTEXT of the anime itself. In the Vn's im sure that you knew alot more then you did at where the episode ended but if you were to watch it in a strict anime only view, it covered the only points needed for that episode and in the next one im pretty sure that they will inform the watcher on the things that were glossed over. The anime so far is giving off a feeling of intensity and that there is something more but overall it didnt have that mystery part to it that the Vn readers liked so much about the game mainly because this hasnt become a mystery yet. Like when they completely skipped the good part (..well i thought it was anyways) of the epitaph
was probably because they wanted to use it to create more suspense later on. Sure this is supposed to be a Vn adaptation but they have to transform it into an anime version of it. So far it seems to give off the feeling that higurashi did (note i DID NOT read the vn or any spoilers before watching the anime) which i thought was extremelly well done even though the information was left out.
now on to the production. It wasn't anything to special, especially when they went overboard with the facial expressions (lol reminds me of manwha..no offense) but i had no qualms with the Va and i think that the placement of uuu~ was well done making it annoying and cute. As for the fighting for the family inheritance, i will say it really let me down. I know i said it didnt need to have all the information that the vn's had but everything that came out of there mouths really made me laugh in a bad way. Now i hadnt heard the op or ed before but when watching the op i thought it was ok and the music throughout the episode was abit too tame..... that is untill the epicness that is crazy billionaire man ending song, i was happy .
|2009-07-02, 06:34
|Link #168
Dame Cheesie
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Join Date: May 2004
This being an anime adaptation naturally means some details from the novels are going to be cut as well, which is fine - what's important isn't whether the anime is going to cram in as much details as they can, it's not out to become a poor imitation of a novel. As mentioned before, it's how they're able to package the story as tightly as they could to convey a convincing story for the viewers, and if they're clever about it, to deliver a similar impact as novel did, in its own way.
It's a good decision in laying down the essentials in the first episode before they could move on. As far as complaints over pacing goes, while I do understand where they're coming from, I also feel it's a bit too hasty to make that judgment and should be at least reserved for Episode 5, when they're able to assess the story and pacing as a whole.
|2009-07-02, 07:08
|Link #169
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: forever lost inside a logic error
Well It looks like while this episode is almost universally considered rushed, the VN have an increased perceived "rushness" due to the fact they know everything that was cut.
Maybe I'm optimistic here, but character development is not something you can do in a 20 minutes where you are supposed to introduce 18 characters. 1 min development per char?
It could be they are planning to gradually insert such developments later on the next episodes. Also I'm expecting the epitaph to be widely discussed in the next episode so probably there wasn't a need to read it all right now. Except for the fact that the more obvious interpretation of "Odawara" is now missing, and so the anime viewer have few grounds to try to solve it, but that's something that could be fixed with time.
Also the bad quality of the raw has probably accentuated the perception of bad quality animation
|2009-07-02, 07:15
|Link #170
Komrades of Kitamura Kou
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Where I can learn to be lonely.
Age: 32
My only problem with the noticable lack of character introductions is considering that the length of the first arc in episodes has already been made known (might be a spoiler so I won't say), they'll have to be able to formally introduced who is who and some backgrounds on them before the arc ends, lest the next arc starts with viewers confused.
That said, they haven't even said who's the child of who in the first episode.
|2009-07-02, 07:31
|Link #171
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It is jumping the gun to say that the entire series will be bad but it isn't so saying that this episode was bad and as far as first impressions go, it will more likely be a turn off if it wasn't for the fact of the brand name.
And no, the bad quality animation can be seen even through a lesser quality raw. One cannot mistake outlines unless they are blind
|2009-07-02, 07:46
|Link #172
Join Date: May 2008
Ok, so it was bit rushed, I've only read the translated manga, but still, I find the pacing alright for most part. Was thinking that they would end at dinnertime, but before dinner is fine too.
Spoiler for The good and bad:
Also, during the Maria search scene:
Spoiler for Who the heck is that in the background?:
|2009-07-02, 07:48
|Link #173
Komrades of Kitamura Kou
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Where I can learn to be lonely.
Age: 32
But I'll give where credit is due: DEEN managed to set up the circumstances well enough to a very compressed episode, but they HAVE to show us the character relationships because they are absolutely vital to the story. In fact, they probably have to show at least the basics of that within the next few episodes else even the VN players might get confused.
And yeah honestly I can see a few viewer's eyes spinning at some points especially if the plot gets confusing, but they can go PM any VN players if they have a few questions they need clarifications to. I'm sure VN players wouldn't mind giving out a helping hand, at least I wouldn't.
|2009-07-02, 07:58
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|2009-07-02, 08:04
|Link #175
Endless Nine
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: In a certain tropical island
Age: 32
I gave Episode 1 an 8 due to the fast pacing. One of the main points is, the anime is also aimed at those people who haven't read the novels. I believe DEEN tried to capture their attention by presenting the first mystery which is Maria's umbrella.
The con of the current episode has already been discussed (lack of character development which might confuse watchers), but what would be the con of having the normal pace? Watchers might get the wrong impression of the story. It's a bit hard to end it at one point without presenting a mystery.
|2009-07-02, 08:07
|Link #176
a regular van veen
Join Date: Feb 2007
Having never played the game nor read the VNs, I thought the first episode was merely average. The lack of atmosphere (for what seems to be a mystery show such as this) I feel detracts from sweeping the audiences off their feet. Heck, Higurashi (which I thought was flawed as hell as well) had a more engaging atmosphere compared to Umineko's first episode. It doesn't help that the low budget is painfully obvious as well. Well, the lack of atmosphere thing is just a minor nitpick for now, we shall see if the next episodes improve.
Love the ED, not so much the OP, then again, it's by that Ali-whatshername group, what's new.
Also, intentional or not, Maria may be the most annoying thing I've ever seen. No wonder her mother's a complete psychotic spazz.
|2009-07-02, 08:20
|Link #179
The Silent Ninja Perv
but playing novels and watcing its anime adaptation seems almost the same so there isn't actually a miss.
ive already watched the raw (i dont understand Nipponese) and find it a little bit plane.... no such impact given to me unlike hig's 1st ep
|2009-07-02, 08:23
|Link #180
The Silent Ninja Perv
but playing novels and watcing its anime adaptation seems almost the same so there isn't actually a miss.
ive already watched the raw (i dont understand Nipponese) and find it a little bit plane.... no such impact given to me unlike hig's 1st ep. the manga is more better if you'll ask me, more detailed.. im hoping for improvements n the next ep xD
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A bus driver for 12 years earning pounds 5.03 an hour, he spent his twenties as an itinerant labourer, living in a caravan or a Ford Transit van. Although he did an economics degree at Wolverhampton Polytechnic, he enjoyed the freedom of travelling and spending time in Scotland as a farm worker. The inspiration for his book, The Restraint Of Beasts, comes from farm labourers.
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Mr Mills, who received a pounds 10,000 advance for The Restraint Of Beasts, is joined by Beryl Bainbridge.
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A fourth shortlisting for the nearly-woman of the Booker, two years after her Titanic novel, Every Man for Himself. Typically terse and vivid, this account of the Crimean War through the eyes of a geologist, a photographer and a girl from the Liverpool backstreets shows her ability to illuminate history in lightning-flashes. Hilary Mantel, in the Independent, acclaimed a "blackly funny and fiercely intelligent" book whose battles scenes are perhaps "the most powerful Bainbridge has ever imagined".
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Behind the hype about the bus-driving blockbuster there lies a cool and stylish parable about the abuse of power and the way ordinary people connive in their own destruction. Ostensibly about two feckless Scots fencing contractors whose jobs grow ever more sinister and murderous, Mills's uncanny debut arguably has more in common with early Ian McEwan than does Amsterdam. In the Independent, Kim Newman hailed "a work of rare originality and power" that "contains multitudes of meanings".
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Reno Evening Gazette (Newspaper) - June 4, 1932, Reno, Nevada SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1932 RENO EVENING GAZETTE PAGE ELEVEN YOUNG CHIEFTAIN OF GIANTS IS NEW YORK, June 4. The New York Giants now have tne youngest manager In the National League mit there Is little danger any of them will attempt to take advant- age of Bill Terry. The big fellow from Memphis Is only thirty-three years old but he has a mind of his own and he doesn't hesitate to speak it. He will be man- ager of the Giants, right up to the hilt. The first thing he attended to after he was notified that he had suc- ceeded John J. McGraw was to post a notice to that effect in the .club house. Then he called In the players, many of them his teammates for years, and had a thorough under- standing. "I told them that from here on they take orders from me and from nobody else. I told them I was going to tase up on some of the strict rules we've had and give them a chance to play ball for me and get out of the basement; If they can't do that there will be some changes." Terry's elevation was a complete surprise to him. He never has, strict- ly speaking, been a member of the "McGraw school." He and the vet- eran manager were known to have had their disagreements, and no later than this spring McGraw was forced to make a special trip to reconcile Terry to his 1932 contract. McGraw. however, always had ad- mired a fighter and It perhaps was only natural he should thing of the big first baseman when he decided to step down. He asked Terry about It first. "He seemed relieved when I told him I would take the Terry said. "Looked like a man who had had a forty-pound weight lifted from his head. And he was mighty nice. He said to me: 'Bill, If you ever need any help from me or want my advice, Just ask for it. But you'll have to come for me because I'm not going to try to tell you how'to run the team'.' I GIANTS' LEADER QUITS GAME ANNUAL SHOOT WILL BE STAGED Tony Can't Wait Too Long or May Lose His Title CHICAGO. Juns Can- zonerl, lightweight champion of the world, must defend his title without too much delay, or have his title vacated as far as the National Boring Association is concerned. Under the rule .which requires champions to defend titles at least onco In six months. Canzonerl was medals, the Reno" Trapshoo'ting Club due to risk his not later than May 20, will hold its third annual Nevada! but was not pressed when his man- state trapshootlng tournament on the ager agreed to a title fight as soon as new grounds two miles south of suitable challenger could be lined Offering In cash prizes and an additional In trophies-and near the Boeing nlrport for four days, beginning Thursday, June 30, and up. The N. B. A. also has received running until Sunday. July 3. The. communication from the British box- shoot will be open to any entrant and; Ing board of control protesting recog- 1s expected to draw sportsmen from nltion of Tommy Paul of Buffalo as all parts of Nevada and California, featherweight champion until he JOHN .J. MtURAW P. I. T. A. rules will govern the meet. Thursday. June 30, has been set as practice day and is not registered. One hundred sixteen-yard targets will be placed in service, with four prizes In optional money and In cash. The Rose, system. 4-3-2-1. will be In use. The meet will open officially on I Friday, beginning at ten o'clock, with I four events scheduled and divided j Into classes A, B. C. and D. Clasa A will pay S20, class B class C and class D Added money will be divided In proportion to the num- ber of entries in each division. The percentage system on each twenty- five tarkets Is 35-30-20 and 15 per cent. Pour events are also listed in the preliminary handicap, with six- j teen to twenty-four yard targets. i The Nevada state championship handlcay will be run off the second day. Saturday, with sixteen to twenty- four yard target. Pour events with 6400 In cash money ha.ve been placed on the list. In addition to the cham- pionship match, the Nevada state doubles will be matched. Sunday will be featured by the shooting of the Nevada state singles sixteen-yard Tarleton, Great Britain's Grand Old Man's Retirement Gives Shock of Surprise to Entire World of Baseball NEW YORK. June By HERBERT BARKER. Associated Press Snorts Y.YUcr. -The "Lit- i Within two years he had developed Terry admits he Is full of Ideas but: John Joseph McGraw. In resigning as he Isn't yet ready to make any rad- i manager of the New York Giants and leal decisions. He Intends to make I hands of BUI Terry, gave the base- eome .trades before the deadline June I ball world a double-barrelled shock 15 and admitted there were "two I turning over the reins to the younger players" he would have to let go.. He i from which it will not soon recover; didn't give their names. Central figure in hundreds of base- tie Napoleon" of the National league, I a team that In thirty years was to He expects to retain Davey Ban- croft as his first lieutenant and Is confident there will be no friction. ball senations. product of the when fists and the ability to use them were necessary adjuncts to a despite the fact the veteran has been player's equipment, McGraw, at fifty In charge of the team much of the nine, his exit in a current campaign. "I'm not the sort of fellow to go back on a he said. "And as long as Dnve wants to work with me he has the Job. But he, like the others, know I'm boss." Although he answers to "Memphis Bill' and has made his homo there for.Jears, Terry was born at Atlanta In 1S98- 'He. has'a home in Memphis, a rambling affair, that cost its original owner some to build, but Terry didn't pay anything like that price. Mrs. Terry and the three .Children, a boy and two girls, are at Memphis now but are coming to New York shortly to spend the remainder of the season with the head of the family. Originally a left-handed pitcher. Terry had extensive experience In the minors before he finally settled with the Giants as a first baseman the latter part of 1923. He was the prop- erty of Atlanta In 1914 and 1915 but old not play. His first real appear- ance was with Shreveport of the Texas League In '16 and '17, as a combination pitcher-outfielder. From '18 to '21, the records show, he played Independent ball, coming back Into the organized fold In 1922 with To- ledo. He even managed that club for a time In '23 nnd, as he admitted to- day, "did pretty well with it." Terry was a fair hitter for the Giants from the start, but It was not until 1929 that he Joined the front rank of sluggers with an average of .372. The next year he led the league with .401 but. with the advent of the less lively ball, dropped off last sea- son to .349. Chick Hafey then of the Cardinals, beat him out for the bat- ting championship by the narrowest of margins. The last averages had him hitting .314 for the present race with eleven home runs. even more spectacular than the exploits ihat made him so feared and respected a rival. As If his terse announcement that ill health made It advisable for him to relinquish his managerial duties win for him ten National league pen- ar.ts end three world scries, finish sec- ond ten times and wind up in the second division only twice. This year McGraw brought from the California tri'.nlng camp a team he thought was one of the best he days ever managed. But for reasons still unexplained his 1932 Giants could not win. He leaves them In last, place, winners of on'.y seventeen of their first forty.games. McGraw him- self, of course, has been on the bench infrequently this year, and Bancroft has been In charge most of the time. The fley veteran has been dogged by 111 health for several years and has By GAVLE TALBOT Associated Press Sports Writer Lou Gehilp. long accxistomed to play second fiddle to the one and only Babe Ruth, today had carved himself a place in baseball's per- manent record, the result of a home- run spree never equalled by his Illus- trious teammate or by any other big league batsman In the last thirty- eight years. The Yankee first baseman 5'esterday crashed four consecutive homers over the right, field fence at Shibe Park as his team beat the Philadelphia Athletes. 20 to 13. Only once before had the feat been equalled. Robert Lowe, of the Bos- ton Nationals -of 1894. did It. Ed of Philadelphia hit four !n one game In 1896, but only three were consecutive. Gchrig's record was not the only one to fall In the wild melee. The Yankees piled up a total of fifty bases on twenty-three hits and the two clubs had a combined total of seventy-seven bases. The Yanks also LOWELL, Eonncr.berg, equalled the big league record for 218. Boston, won In straight falls homeruns In a single game, with The Reno Garage and the Bacra- mento American Legion baseball teams will meet here tomorrow In what promises to be the best ball Same of tho season, as the defeated team will lose much of a built-up prestige. The Garagemen are hitting harder as a team than has ever been noted i in a local nine. All are swatsmlths i of the first order and might break up j the old ball game at any time. W.lth I the release of the batting averages i "Butch" Lawlor emitted a long and plaintive wail that scorer Pastrell .failed to credit him with a sacraflce against the Espees, and cut him out of the leadership. Tony Tcsone said nothing but will probably continue to hit 'em. The rivalry of the two Is at fever heat, but Freltag, Ambrose or Hill are not to be overlooked and might steal the The latter three and Morrison are elated for faster company but need more expe- rience. The lineups me: Ycung. second base; Nicholaus, third base; Joseph, right field; Hickey, cen- ter field; Shaver, left field; Chldester, first base; Carrlgan. catcher; "C'y" Ycung. Brow and Elliott, pitchers. i Reno third base; Reynolds, second base; Beasley, first, 1 base; Freitag, shortstop; Ambrose, left field; or Lansdon, cente: 1 field; GUI or Petrlnovich, right field; Hill, catcher, and Morrison, pitcher. IN LEAGUE ARE in cash money. Fourteen carat diamond medals will be awarded by the P. I. T. -A. to the winners of the Nevada sixteen-yard championship, Nevada handicap championship, Ne- vada doubles championship and the all around championship. In addition to this, a similar medal will be award- ed to the lady champion shooting the two hundred sixteen-yard targets, provided there are two or mere en- trants in the match. Wrestling Bouts With the Stars Lou Gehrlg, Yankees Equalled major league record by clouting four home runs against Athletics. Tony Piet, fourth hit. a home run In eleventh, beat Cubs. i Wes Ferrell. Indians Scattered nine Tiger hits and clouted homer with one on to win. 3-1. Bob Worthington. In ninth to drive home winning run against Dodgers. Gooce Goslln. up pitcher's battle with Whitesox with home run in tenth. fashion any of after thirty years, was not enough, he further stunned official circles by nominating Terry as. his successor. McGraw leaves the Giants, oddly enough. Just where they were when he first Joined last place. When he came to New York in 1902 he found, the Giants In the cellar, a hopelessly disorganized, outfit. Within two weeks he had cut the roster from twenty-four to fourteen players. When President Andrew Friedman remon- strated that' he was ruining the club, McGraw tartly replied that he could finish In last place "Just as easily with fourteen players as with twenty- four." been tinder a physician's care almost constantly for a sinus condition. His decision to resign came after he had been advised that he could not make any further road trips with the Giants this season. Although giving up his manager's post, McGraw will continue to be as- sociated with the club in his capacity as vice president and a large stock- holder. McGraw emphasized that although he would be ready to give advice when asked. Terry would be In "com- plete charge and control of the team and will have to assume entire re- i from Jack Gansen, 212, Los Angeles, and PHILADELPHIA i Lc'.vls, 240, Los Angeles, threw Sam Stein, 203. Newark. Fritz Kley, 215. Germany, drew with Howard Cantowine, 233, Iowa, Roland Klrchmeyer. 227. Oklahoma, threw Earl McCready, 231, Oklahoma, HALIFAX. N. Zarynoff, Ukralnla, threw Taro Miyakl, Japan, i LONDON, Conacher. Toronto, won In straight falls from Nick Mecurio, Montreal, and Wnshburn, 235, California, threw Jim Maloney, 230, Boston. OAKLAND. 230. San Francisco, defeated 'Sam Leathers. 210, Seattle, two of three falls; Ted Cox, 220, Lodl, and Leo Papiano, 210, Greece, drew one hour; Ed Helwlg. 205, Lodi. and Max Daechler, 205. Pittsburgh. Pa., drew, SALT LAKE Dern, 210, Salt Lake City, dropped Sylvius Ra- melll, 227, Chicago, sponsibility therefor." BERKELEY CREWS OFF TONIGHT SAN FRANCISCO. June man. Hlgglns, fanned Using a headlock effectively. Dr. BERKELEY, Cal.. June Three University of California crews will leave for Poughkeepsle, N. Y., to- night In hopes of repeating the bril- liant performance of Bear oarsmcii four years ago. All three Junior varsity and race June 20 in the Intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson at Poughkeepsle, and the varsity will also pull in the American Olympic trials July 9. Ky Ebrlght. who coached the 1928 crew which won at Poughkeepsle and then outpulled every other boat it j for Portland, Shores and Fltzpatrlck. met to come through with the Olym-1 Things are still going against the pic title, regards his varsity shell as i Sacramento team in a big way. of much the same caliber as his! Seattle beat the Solons 13 to 1, as Olympic champions. Hal Hald' Indian hurler, pitched five- The sweepsters are "not he Ihlt bal1- Seattle's new manager, MILWAUKEE. WIs., June The national intercollegiate high Jump record was broken and nine minor marks were shattered last night as Marquette University won the seventh annual' central Intercollegiate track and field meet under flood- lights of the Marquette stadium. j Bert Nelson of Butter University 1 "cared the bar at six feet. 7TJ, Inches Portland third base- twice yesterday, but coming up in the last of the ninth Inning with the score Portland 3. Oakland 3. the bases full and two out, he lined out a single that brought In the winning run. Ed Walsh, Oakland pitcher, pur- .posely walked the man ahead of Hlg- gins. thinking Hlgglns would be an easy third out. The game was close most of the way, with Oakland get- ting ten hits and Portland eight. Bat- teries: for Oakland, Walsh and Reed; Peter Vlsser. Fresno exponent of says, but believes there Is room for George Burns, has won three of his wrestling as It Is practiced today, took much improvement all the starch out of Harry Memetral at the Reno arena last night, flopping him for two straight falls. It took Vlsser nearly half an hour to win the first fall but only one minute elapsed after the gong started for the second etanza when Demetral was pinned to the mat. The seml-wlndup was won by Jack Edwards of Spokane, In twenty min- utes when he downed Hal Rumberg, also of Spokane, with a Boston crab bold. Al Pack, 145-pound wrestler of Sparks, beat Eddie Clark of Reno, weighing ISO pounds, with a reverse body slam. OLYMPIC CLUB NAMES BAN FRANCISCO. June Appointment of Nicholas Busch. for- mer Georgetown University linesman, M head football coach of the San Francisco Olympic Club was an- nounced by President William F. Humphrey. At the same time, he announced James Dixon, former University of California football and basketball player, had been basketball coach. selected as head Busch succeeds Percy Locey, who re- signed to become head cocah at the University of Colorado at Denver. Dlxon succeeds Clyde Hubbard, who will be Locey's assistant at Denver. The former Georgetown linesman played with the Olympic Club for sev- first four games., The Tribe collect- The Bear varsity swamped the Unl- seventeen hits. Batteries: verslty of Washington first shell by. Salvo. eighteen lengths in their three-mile meet on Lake Washington this season, and are a favored crew In the four-mile event of the Pough- keepsle regatta. Since the Washing- ton race Ebrlght has shuffled his crews severely and ,he says, for the better. Forty men oarsmen, coxswains, coaches and entrain at tonight tor the East. GET FORETASTE OF OLYMPIC TEST NEW YORK. June politan district track and field fans got a foretaste of Olympic competi- tion In the annual spring games of the New York Athletic Club at Travers Island today. Gene and George Spitz were forced by Injuries to scratch from the games but there were other Olym- pic Berllnger, Leo Sexton, Leo and George Lermond. Percy Beard anil Otto Rosner. Juan Carlos Zabala, Argentine Olympic hope for the meters snd the marathon, ran the former distance in a special race against Paul DC Bruyn, leading German can- didate for marathon honors at Los Angeles. Bill Steiner, who recently beat De Bruyn at fifteen miles, was the third man in International Jleld. for and Wlrts; for Seattle. Hald and Bottar- inl. Hollywood made It four straight In the present series by beating the Missions 5 to 3. The victory strength- ened the hold of the Stars on first place. The Stars bunched twelve hits to the embarrassment of three Mis- sion pitchers, while Fred Ortman, Hollywood southpaw, kept the Reds' nine safeties well scattered. Batteries for Hollywood, Ortmnn and Mayer, Bassler; for Missions, H. Pilette, Bow- ler, Lieber and Hofmann. Rlccl. The Seals-Angels game at Los An- geles was postponed because of wet grounds. Games today: Hollywood and Mis- sions at San Francisco; Oakland at Portland: Sacramento at Seattle San Francisco at Los An- geles to better the old high lump record set in 1926 at six feet. Inches, by W. C. Haggard of Texas. Nelson etolc the show from Ralph Metcalfe. the Foxx hit his nineteenth for the A's; Ruth his flf- seven. Jimmy homerun teent.h. The Chicago White Sox and St. Louis Browns offered a fine contrast In entertainment by fighting ten in- nings before "Goose" Goslln cracKcd a homerun that gave the Browns a two to 1 victory. Cleveland went Into a virtual tie for third place with Detroit by bent- ins the Tigers twice, three to 1 and ten to seven. Wcs Fei'rell won his own game with a homer with one aboard in tiie opener. There was an exciting day in the National league, what with John Mc- Graw passing the torch, to Bill Terry and the Boston Braves reducing Chi- cago's lead to a bare game and a half. Bob Wcrthmgton's timely double In the ninth Inning gave the Braves a six to five verdict over Brooklyn Hack Wilson blasted his third hoine- run In two days in the third frame. Tony Plet. j-outhful second base- man, knocked one of Jakie May's slants cut of the park in the eleventh Inning to give Pittsburgh a six to five victory over the Cubs. HOLLYWOOD. Cal., June A Judges' verdict of "draw" was re- turned last niKht after Vearle White- jhead. Santa Monica, state welter- weight champion, and Jimmy Evans, iSan Francisco Welter, had fought ten I rounds, but many thought Whltehezd really won. The fight was not at all spect.ncu- I lar. Some rlngslders gave Wlilte'.iead five rounds, Evans two and called three even. i Jimmy Durante, movie actor, and i Referee Harry Lee voted for the draw I verdict and "Ness, the other judge, i voted for a Whltchep.d decision. Both fighters received eye cuts. A left hook to the face sent Evans down for no count in the fifth round. NEW YORK, June new challengers for the leaders of the major league batting races turned up this week but they couldn't do any serious damage to the grip the leaders held on their first place honors. Although both dropped a few points, Jlmmie Foxx of the Athletics find Pav.l Waner of the Pirates continued to set the hitting pace and Foxx and Chuck Klein of the Phillies fought It out for the all-around slugging honors. Foxx lost 31 points through the week which ended, yesterday but wound up with a .415 mark while Waner barely stuck to the .400 class as he dropped five points and wound i up at .401. Ernie clouting Cincinnati catcher, picked up enough times at bat to win a regular's rating and took second place In the National League at .387 while Chick Haley, his team- mate, slipped off 31 points to ,359 and barely held third safe from new assaults of Don Hurst of Philadelphia and Mel Ott of New York, who cap- tured the next two notches at .358 and .356. In the American League Bill Dickey of the Yankees and his Tony Lazzerl. exchanged places, finishing with marks of .369 and .357 while a Yankee new-comer to the first five. Earl Combs, followed at .356 and Ger- old Walker of Detroit had a .345 mark. Other National League leaders were Stephenson, Chicago, .348; Klein. Philadelphia, .346; Critz, New York, .341; Moore. Chicago, .333 ar.d Whit- ney, Philadelphia, .328. The second American League quintet consisted of Fotherglll. Chicago, .327: Gehrlg, New York. .326: Avcrlll, Cleveland. .324; Levey, St. Louis, .318, and Gehrlnger, Detroit, .317. Foxx and Klein held similar posi- tions in the slugging circles of their leagues with honors about even. The Athletic elugger had four firsts with 50 runs, 56 runs batted In; 63 hits and 19 home runs. Klein led in three departments with 54 runs, 46 batted In and 13 homers and shaved the base stealing lead for both leagues with Frlsch of the Cardinals. Blue of the White Sox and Johnson of '.lie Tigers. They had copped eight apiece. The Phlllie ace also had two seconds In his league with 65 base hits and 8 triples. The other National League "firsts" went to Paul Waner, who had 69 hits and 29 doubles, and Bp.be Herman of Cincinnati with nine triples. In the American League, Bruce Campbell of St. Louis with 15 and Buddy Myer of Washington with 8 triples, were leaders. Other important figures were reg- istered by Babe Ruth, second in the majors with 15 home runs: Red Worthington of the Braves with 20 doubles and Earl Averill of Cleveland with 47 runs batted in. The National League boasted two undefeated pitching leaders. Bob Brown and Huck Setts, both from Boston. They had won five games apiece, iut the Junior circuit coun- tered with Lefty Vernon Gomez of the Yankees with 9 victories and one de- feat and Lloyd Brown of Washington, who had won six out of seven games. IL S. LINK STARS START OUT FOR LAST HOPE LEATHERS LOSES OAKLAND, Cal.. June Vclcoff. 230. Sn Francisco, won a two-out-of-three fall wrestling match from Sam Leathers, 210, Seattle, here tonight. Leathers took the first fall In ten minutes v.-lth a hook scissors. Vclcoff took the second in twenty-three min- utes with a body slam and the third in six minutes with a toe hold. In a one-hour match, Ted Cox, 220. Lodi. and Leo Papiano, 210, Greece, divided falls for a draw. Cox took the Marquette sprint sensation, whose work in the dashes helped his team j first in twenty-four minutes with a to_victory with points. I body slam and Papiano the second In TUT LANDS STEVENS POINT, WlB., June Tut, Minneapolis welterweight, scored a third-round knockout against Fankle Burns, Milwaukee, in their ten-round main go on a boxing card tonight. It was the first knockout lu Burns' ring career. Frank Knauer, 146, 'Eagle River. WIs.. pounded out a decision against 146. New London, WLs., in the six-round eemi-windup. The University of Wisconsin won second place with thirty-three points and the University of Notre Dame was third with 23 !i. Nine central meet records were broken and three others were tied as the collegiate Olympic material flash- ed over the cinders. The athletes represented the cream from seventeen Midwestern schools and the final re- sults ranked some of the others as follows: Michigan Normal. 22; Michigan State, 21; Bradley Tech, 8; 'Illinois Normal, 8; Butler. 6; University of Chicago, 5; Detroit City College. 6; Western State of Kalamazoo, Mich., S; Depaul, 1, and University of De- troit, 1. Mexican Boxer Beats Martinez six minutes with a flying tackle. Ed Helwtg, 205. Lodl. and Max Daschler, 206, Pittsburgh, wrestled thirty minutes to a draw. Leo Narberes, 195. Oakland, threw Oscar Scarberiy, 200. Fresno, in thir- teen minutes with a cradle hold. TENNIS BECOMES T SAN DIEGO. Cal., June Johnny Romero, San Diego Mexican southpaw, pounded out a ten-round decision over Johnny Martinez, San Bernardino, in a bruising bout here tonight. Romero piled up big margin In the early rounds and scored the only knockdown, for one count. In the first chapter. Martinez, game and willing, closed strongly, rallying to win the eighth and gain an even break In the last two. Romero weighed 144; Martinez Huskey Velesco, National City featherweight, knocked out Jess Maxey, Los Angeles, In the second round of a scheduled six-round bout. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT SAN FRANCISCO Joe GUck, Brooklyn, outpointed Jackie Purvis, Indianapolis. Baker, Indianapolis, and Jack Glbbs, 161, Tulsa. Okla., drew, SAN DIEGO, Romero, San Diego, defeated Johnny Martinez. Ban Bernardino, PITTSBDRG Tommy Freeman. Hot Springs. Ark., outpointed Buck McTiernan, Pittsburgh, (10) STEVENS POINT. Tut.' Minneapolis, knocked out Frank le Burns, Milwaukee. DALLAS, Granite. Okla- homa city, outpointed Gyp Zarro De- troit AUTEUTL, France, June English-speaking nations who once completely dominated tennis had not one representative left In the men's singles of the French hard-court championships today. Two Er.gllshment, an American and an Irishman went out in the quarter- finals yesterday before a Joint attack by France. Italy nnd Czechoslovakia. Henri Cochet, of France, heavy favorite for the title, eliminated the last American, Gregory Mangln! his compatriot, Marcel Bernard, put out the Irishman, G. Lyttleton Rogers, and the two Britons, H. G. N. Lee and Fred Perry were beaten by George De Stefanl of Italy and Roderich Menzel of Czechoslovakia respectively. Semi-final round pairings will pit Cochet against Bernard and Menzel against De Stefanl. Mrs. Helen Wills Moody's opponent In the women's singles final Sunday will be the French star. Mme. Rene Mathieu. WILL BE FIFTY MEXICO CITY. June ico will send fifty athletes to the Olympic panics in Los Angeles this summer. Gen. lirso Hernandez. Olym- jpic announced today. I" In the list will be included eight marksmen, three penthalon competi- tors, three swimmers, twelve fencers, three boxers, a track and field team, and a cavalry team. I Ten managers, trainers and doctors I will accompany the team, he said. League Leaders NATIONAI, LE.-VGVE Waner. Pirates, .401; Reds, .387. Phillies. 54; Berger, Braves. 35. RUNS PhllUes, 46; Hurst. Phillies, 45. Waner, Pirates, 69; Klein. Phillies, 65. DOUBLES P. Waner, Pirates, Worthington, Braves, 20. Reds, 9; Klein, Phillies, 8. HOME RUNS Klein, Phillies, 13; Collins. Cr.'dinals. 12. STOLEN Cardinals, and Klein. Phillies, 8. and Brown of the Braves. 5-0. AMKKICAX tKAOCE Athletics, .418; Dickey, Yankees, .369. Athletics, 50; Sim- mons, Athletics. 42. RUNS Athletics, 56; Averill. Indians. 47. Athletics, 68; Averill. Indians, and Manush, Senators, 59. Browns, 16; Porter, Indians, 13. Senators, 8; Laz- zerl, Yankees, and Foxx, Athletics, 6. HOME Athletics, 19; Ruth, Yankees. 15. STOLEN White Sox, and Johnson, Tigers, 8. Yankees. 9-1; Brown, Senators, 6-1. VINES ECROPE NEW YORK, June worth Vines, of Pasadena, Cal., na- tional singles tennis champion, sailed aboard the He De France today for Europe. He will play In the British championships at Wimbledon and then In the tnterzone Davis Cup finals, assuming the United States defeats Brazil here next week In the American zone finals. Club Room Supplies I I Roulette Wheels, Game Tables, Cards. Chips, finest I equipment of all kinds. I1 Complete stock. Band squared and special dice. f Work of all descriptions. IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT LOWEST PRICES 160 PAGE CATALOG FREE II Write for FREE CATALOG and any Information desired. H. C. EVANS COMPANY Largest Manufacturers of Games Devices and SnppUei In the World W. Adams Dept. A, Chicago, SANDWICH. England. June thrown for decided losses this 'year, America's invading golfing cla.n i will ect out Monday in quest of the j third and last major British cham- open. Homebreds repelled American bids for the British ameteur and the ish women's championships, but they may be less successful in the open. All told fourteen Americans are en- tered but only three loom as serious Tommy Armour, defending champion; Gene Sarazen and Mac- Donald Smith. So completely have Americans dom- inated the British open in the last decade that even native followers of the ancient sport may be pardoned If they expected next week's winner to be either Armour. Sarazen or Smith. Only once In the last eleven years has i a Briton won this prized title, Arthur j Havers In 1923. Supporting Armour, Smith and J Sarazen will be two other pros of less- I cr distinction. Walter Purscy of Se- attle, and Gordon Smith of Palm Beach, Fla., and nine amateurs; Ells- worth Augustus, Cleveland; Joshua Crane, Boston; Ross Thompson. Un- ionto'.vn, Pa., and these who live In England, Paul Azblll, Sunnlngdale; Frank Sweeny. Addlngton; Robert and Charles- Sweeney, Prince's; Stuart Schefiel. Adriington, and Douglas Grant, Royal St. George. The field of 252, of whom 57 amateurs, will play the first 18 holes of the qualifying round Monday and the second Tuesday. The low 100 and ties then will continue into the 72 holes of the championship proper, starting with 18 on Wednesday, 18 on Thursday and 36 Friday. The field w.H be cut further after Thursday's play to permit only the low 60 and to compete in the final 36 holes. i Two courses will be utilized for th9 qualifying round. One-half will play tiie back-breaking Prince's course on j Monday and the other half will play j the neighboring Royal St. George's. On Tuesday the field will reversed, for the second 18 holes of the qualtfy- Ing round. All 72 holes of the cham- pionship proper will be played on Prince's. Prince's 6890-yard layout has a par of 74; Royal St. George's 72. Stanford Star After Record PURVIS AT BAY SAM FRANCISCO, June Joe Click, Brooklyn. N. Y.. weight, outfought Jackie Purvis, In- dianapolis, to win a ten-round lon here last night. The fight, v.-os fairly even throughout but Click's steadier attack gained the referee's favor. GUck weighed 144 pounds and Purvis 148. In a six-round seml-wlndup, Ken- neth Lee, 196, Modesto, and Jack Silva. 19G, Seattle, battled to a draw. Results of five four-round prelimi- naries were: "Rosy" Baker. 155, Indianapolis, and Jack Glbbs, 161, Tulsa, Okla., fought a draw. Johnny Willis, 182. Los Angeles Negro, knocked out 7ddle McGovern, 170, San Francisco, In the second round. Joe TIeken, 117, Japan, won from Vic Perez, 114U. San Francisco, by a technical knockout in the first round. "Fast" Black. 175. San Negro, disposed of "Red" Boland, 174, San Francisco, by a technical knockout In the second round. Leo Hernandez, 160, Fresno, decls- ioned Pedro Luna, 162, Santa Rosa. POLO SEASON OPENS NEW YORK, June high goal polo season will open at the Sands Point Club, Port Washington, tomorrow with Tommy Hitchcock and Winston Guest among the competi- tors. Hitchcock will lead a team com- posed of Robert Lehman. H. E. Tnl- bott, Jr., and Bobby Strawbrldge, against a Guest squad which will in- clude Mike Phlpps, Raymond Guest and W. A. Harrlman. SAN FRANCISCO. June world record, set by Sera Martin of France in running eight hundred meters In or.e minute, fifty and six- tenths seconds, l-.uug perilously on the of oblivion as Ben Eastman, I Stanford's reco-.d smasher, prepared to open fire on the mark in the i Pacific Association meet here this aiternocn. Eastman, who bettered cccepted world records In the quarter ir.lle and half mile season, is avowedly after the Frenchman's crown. He has yet to be i balked tills season in his announced efforts to crack marks. The meet brings together some 170 athletes advance one step in Olympic gnmes tryouts by winning first, second cr third in events today. Aside from Esf.tmsn's running, inter- est is ccnterinc; en the efforts of the sprinters, chief among them being Bob Klesel, University of California speedster. Although not In the best of condition, Klesel Is given a chancs to crack the one htmclrcd meter mark. The Olympic Club of San Francisco Is virtually conceded victory over col- lege entries. 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Data from: "De novo assembly transcriptome for the rostrum dace (Leuciscus burdigalensis, Cyprinidae: fish) naturally infected by a copepod ectoparasite" in Genomic Resources Notes accepted 1 December 2014 to 31 January 2015
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Hey Everyone,
I'm trying to transition over to Cisco from Sonicwall but until I can replace them all, I have to get them to work together. I've just obtained a new Cisco 1941 Integrated Services Router with VPN enabled and I'm trying to set up a Site to Site VPN connection to the Sonicwall NSA 2400 security appliance at our home office. The sonicwall has mulitple connections to other offices so I know it works here but they are all sonicwall TZ 150's.
I'm at the remote site with the 1941 router and set up a site to site connection to the home office and from the home office to the remote site, but both sides are giving errors and won't come up.
The Cisco says: *Jun 25 20:34:46.469: %CRYPTO-4-IKMP_NO_SA: IKE message from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx has no SA and is not an initialization offer
The sonicwall says: Remote party timeout - Re-transmitting IKE request (Source Sonicwall, dest Cisco)
Then: Received packet retransmission. Drop duplicate packet.
I've made sure all of the settings were exactly the same so I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I wish there was a guide for setting up VPNs on this router.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Jun 25, 2011 at 5:23 UTC
Would you mind putting your crypto config lines, ACL, and outside interface config (with xxxx'd out IP of course) in a txt file and attaching it? Sounds like either a bad config for phase 1, or your its just not associated to the interface in the Cisco router.
Jun 25, 2011 at 7:23 UTC
See attached
Jun 25, 2011 at 11:58 UTC
Okay, so I got the VPN connected. What I did was I made sure the peers could talk by directly connecting the interfaces with a cross-over cable and gave them their own subnet. I made sure they could communicate and had to change the interface types to LAN because I couldn't use another WAN interface on the Sonicwall (I already had two in use and can't take them down).
Once I did this and made sure all of the IPs were correct, it came up and connected.
So now I need to find a way of doing this, but from the WAN. Also, with the current VPN state, I can't ping the corporate network still. I believe it is a routing problem and I've set up a static route but that's on the interface, i'm trying to figure out how to forward the route from the LAN to the VPN.
I think I bit off more than I can chew, but I'm keeping it up.
Jun 26, 2011 at 11:17 UTC
If you got the phase 1 and 2 sessions to complete and negotiate the tunnel, you're 90% of the way there. Keep in mind that you're not "routing" over the tunnel. With each device, when you configure the local and remote networks (in the Cisco that's the ACL), you're defining "interesting traffic." Each VPN device watches for traffic sourced and destined for those networks and when it matches, the device knows to tunnel that traffic. There's no static routes configured in the VPN devices. Another thing you'll need to make sure in the cisco router is to deny the VPN traffic in your NAT statement. So if you write a NAT ACL, first deny ip 10.5.1.0 0.0.0.255 10.0.0.0 0.0.0.255 so that traffic doesn't try to NAT, then the next line can be a permit any any, to permit the rest of the traffic to NAT outbound to the web using your outside interface.
Jun 28, 2011 at 7:53 UTC
Well, that helped out a lot. So I took care of that but when I moved the Cisco router to the actual remote site and changed the IP on the WAN interface, I can ping my backup WAN connection at corporate but not the primary (with the cisco router). However, I was VPN'd on my laptop to the primary WAN IP. I turned off the VPN to make sure that wasn't it and it still didn't work. I can ping Google and my secondary corporate IP but not the primary.
I tried setting up the VPN on the corporate secondary WAN IP and all communications seemed to work, but the VPN was still down. Peers could talk, routing was fine, IP was fine. No "Up" though. I check the logs and it looks like it is timing out. I have "Enable Keep Alive" selected on the Sonicwall side. (I tried turning it of, no different result.) This is becoming a nuisance.
For the record, the WAN connection at the remote site used to have a Sonicwall successfully VPN'd through a ATT 2Wire Gateway. The static IP is dynamically assigned via DHCP. If I try to add it statically, it won't communicate with the world.
Jun 28, 2011 at 8:09 UTC
Do you have any firewall rules on the primary interface at the main office? It sounds like its denying traffic from the Branch's WAN IP. Is it possible the branch is getting a different IP on the Cisco that it was on the old device?
Jun 28, 2011 at 8:24 UTC
The rules are mirrored on each WAN interface so I don't believe that is the problem. However, it does go through two different ISPs so I have a feeling one may be causing the problem with that. But I should still be Up on the interface that I can ping, but I'm not.
Jun 28, 2011 at 8:29 UTC
Can you run a "debug crypto isakmp sa" on the 1941, and start "term mon." Let that run for a minute and copy and paste the output into a txt file and attach here?
Jun 28, 2011 at 8:31 UTC
I had to leave the site, but I will once I return
Apr 6, 2014 at 5:41 UTC
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Did you fixed this ? if yes How did you do this ..
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My name is Sam, and I love making. Have been involved with film, visual design, but music is my passion.
I began making music alone in my bedroom, layering together songs emulating whatever inspired me. Not much has changed since then, beyond transplanting my studio into my living room, plus collecting techniques and equipment. I am self-taught and record almost everything I do, save the occasional buddy dropping in to lay down a track.
Tell me about your project and how I can help, through the 'Contact' button above.
Gear highlights
- Tascam 48 Reel-to-Reel
- Tascam M48
- RNC compressor
- several guitars
- Komplete
- Yamaha HS8s