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Aug 23, 2014
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Sri Lanka 277/6 | Overs 44.5 | Sohaib Maqsood 89 (73), Shahid Afridi 14 (10)
Pakistan clinch victory! Boom Boom Afridi ends it with a boundary! What a game of cricket. Sri Lanka would have thought that the game was in their bag, when Misbah ul Haq walked back to the pavillion with Pakistan reeling at 109 for 5. We hope you enjoyed watching the match, as much as we enjoyed covering it.
And Sri Lanka miss another run-out!
Kulasekara to bowl the last over. Just four runs needed. Boom Boom Afridi on strike.
Sri Lanka 271/6 | Overs 44 | Sohaib Maqsood 88 (72), Shahid Afridi 8 (5)
Maqsood smashes one to the boundary! What a shot that was! Pakistan need 6 from 8 balls.
Pakistan can afford to just deal in singles, and not do anything risky. Malinga to bowl his last. Can he produce something magical?
Sri Lanka 263/6 | Overs 43 | Sohaib Maqsood 82 (68), Shahid Afridi 7 (4)
Pakistan require 13 from 13 now!
Kulasekara bowls a poor delivery and Afridi makes no mistake in dispatching it for a boundary.
Boom Boom Afridi walks in for Pakistan. They need 22 from 3 overs. Can he finish it?
Sri Lanka 253/6 | Overs 42 | Sohaib Maqsood 79 (66)
Fawad Alam falls! He hits one high into the air and straight into the hands of Priyanjan. Is there another twist in the match here?
And Sri Lanka miss an easy run out! Poor from Malinga.
OUT! Fawad Alam c Priyanjan b Malinga 62 (61)
Pakistan need just 24 from 22! These two are finding boundaries at will!
Sri Lanka 245/5 | Overs 41 | Fawad Alam 56 (56) , Sohaib Maqsood 78 (65)
Boundaries are coming in a flurry for Pakistan! Sri Lanka in trouble now. The visitors were reeling at 109 for 5 at one point, but this is a recovery that Pakistani fans will remember for a long time. If both of these batsman cross the line, that is.
Half-century for Fawad Alam! What an innings this has been!
Pakistan need another 44 runs from 30 balls. What a partnership. These two can take Pakistan over the line.
Fawad Alam is injured! He almost got himself run out. Wow! What a match!
Sri Lanka 221/5 | Overs 39 | Fawad Alam 39 (49) , Sohaib Maqsood 71 (60)
54 runs required from 36 balls. Can Pakistan do it? Malinga has 3 overs in his sleeves. Kulasekara also has few more. The match is heading for a enthralling finish.
200 up for Pakistan in 37 Overs!
Sri Lanka 185/5 | Overs 35 | Fawad Alam 26 (41) , Sohaib Maqsood 44 (42)
This is a good partnership. 72 from 72 balls. Afridi and Wahab Riaz still to come. this match is getting interesting. Pakistan still need 90 runs to win in 10 overs.
Sri Lanka 167/5 | Overs 33 | Fawad Alam 23 (37) , Sohaib Maqsood 34 (36)
Rangana Herath was brought back into the attack and in the very first ball Sangakkara missed a stumping chance. Sri Lanka need to break this partnership. Pakistan need 108 runs from 72 balls.
Sri Lanka 139/5 | Overs 29 | Fawad Alam 16 (29) , Sohaib Maqsood 22 (20)
The required run rate have crawled up to 8.36. Sri Lanka will not be minding the singles that these two batsmen are dealing with. Perrera and Malinga are bowling really well. They are not giving any room to score.
Pakistan 117/5 | Overs 25 | Fawad Alam 9(18), Sohaib Maqsood 7 (7)
Pakistan are in serious trouble now with half the side back in the pavilion. Fawad Alam and Sohaib Maqsood are the only recognised pair for them. They need to come with something miraculous. The required run rate is now 7.90. Pakistan still need 158 runs from 20 overs.
Out! Misbah-ul-Haq 13 (22) CAUGHT!
Pakistan 99/4 | Overs 21 | Fawad Alam 4 (7), Misbah-ul-Haq 7 (16)
Pakistani batsmen are struggling now after 20 overs. They need another 176 runs in 24 overs. The run rate has slowly crawled over 7 runs an over.
OUT! Ahmed Shehzad 49 (61) BOWLED!
Pakistan 80/3 | Overs 16 | Ahmed Shehzad 40 (52), Misbah-ul-Haq 1 (2)
Captain Misbah-ul-Haq has been forced to come out to the crease. This is good stuff from Sri Lanka. Umar Akmal threw his wicket away. Malinga took a good catch at mid on.
Out! Umar Akmal 15 (12), CAUGHT!
Pakistan 67/2 | Overs 14 | Ahmed Shehzad 35 (47), Umar Akmal 8 (7)
Pakistanis have lost 2 quick wickets. Sri Lanka looking to capitalise on this situation. Shehzad and Akmal will hold the key now. They need to do something similar to what Jayawardene and Mathews did.
OUT! Younis Khan 3 (7) CAUGHT
Pakistan 39/1 | Overs 8.2 | Ahmed Shehzad 18 (27) OUT! Mohammad Hafeez lbw Mathews 21 (23)
There's the first wicket! Angelo Mathews traps Mohammed Hafeez in front of the wickets and despite the batsmen reviewing the umpire's decision, DRS suggests it was out. Pakistan have lost their first wicket. Younis Khan walks in.
Pakistan 23/0 | Overs 5 | Mohammad Hafeez 9 (12), Ahmed Shehzad 14 (18)
Pakistan have made a confident start to their chase with opening batsman Ahmed Shehzad hitting couple of clean boundaries. Pakistan will need to keep up with the scoring rate, as the required run rate at the moment is above six runs an over at the moment.
Pakistan 8/0 | Overs 2 | Mohammad Hafeez 3 (5), Ahmed Shehzad 5 (7)
Lasith Malinga and Nuwan Kulasekara have started the proceedings for Sri Lanka. Both of them are getting good movements off the pitch. The breeze is helping them as well. Pakistan have made a cautious start.
The second innings is on it's way. I hope you people have grabbed on to your burgers and soft drinks!
Sri Lanka 275/7 | Overs 45 | Ashan Priyanjan 39 (15), Nuwan Kulasekara 3 (3)
Ashan Priyanjan has played a superb knock for his side. In just 15 balls, he has smashed 39 runs to propel Sri Lanka to a huge total. It will be a tough challenge for the Pakistanis giving their batting form in the recent matches. Stay tuned for Pakistan's reply in about 20 minutes.
Sri Lanka 258/7 | Overs 44 | Ashan Priyanjan 23 (10), Nuwan Kulasekara 3 (3)
Priyanjan continues to score runs freely as he smashes the left-handed Pakistan pacer for two boundaries in the over after Mathews's dismissal. Sri Lanka are now past 250-mark, which is good keeping in mind their struggles earlier.
Sri Lanka 247/7 | Overs 43.1 | Ashan Priyanjan 14 (7) OUT! Angelo Mathews b Riaz 89 (85)
Aw snap! No century for Mathews who is cleaned up by Wahab Riaz. The ball was pitched in line of the wickets and the batsmen looked to smash it on the leg side. Shame that he once again misses out on scoring his maiden ODI ton.
Sri Lanka 247/6 | Overs 43 | Angelo Mathews 89 (84), Ashan Priyanjan 14 (7)
Excellent over for Sri Lanka as Ashan Priyanjan is getting in to the groove. The Sri Lankan batsmen smashes three fours off Junaid as Sri Lanka have now added as many as 70 runs from last seven overs.
Sri Lanka 229/6 | Overs 42 | Angelo Mathews 85 (82), Ashan Priyanjan 1 (3)
Impressive by Wahab Riaz as he does not allow the Sri Lankan batsmen to score runs off him in the remainder of the over. Only two runs added with one wicket that fell.
Sri Lanka 228/6 | Overs 41.2 | Angelo Mathews 85 (81) OUT! T Perera b Riaz 13 (10)
Wahab Riaz strikes at a crucial point to dismiss Thisara Perera. Big wicket for Pakistan but the dangerous Mathews is still going strong.
Sri Lanka 215/ 5 | Overs 40 |Thisara Perrera 8 (6), Angelo Mathews 78 (77)
Mathews looks angry now. Fours and sixes all around the ground. He has already scored 78 runs from 77 balls. Even Thisara Perrera joins the party. Oh poor Afridi was whacked for 17 runs in a n over. Dear O dear!
OUT! Mahela Jayawardene 63 (66) RUN OUT!
Sri Lanka 183/ 4 | Overs 37 |Mahela Jayawardene 56 (62), Angelo Mathews 62 (69)
Mathews is trying to take on the bowling attack. He's playing a captain's innings out here in Hambantota. Even the rain Gods are making way for these two batsmen. What a show here! We are up for some enthralling finish now to the first innings.
Sri Lanka 170/ 4 | Overs 35 |Mahela Jayawardene 54 (59), Angelo Mathews 51 (60)
This is terrific from both Mahela and Mathews! They have completed their respective half-centuries.
Sri Lanka 158/ 4 | Overs 34 |Mahela Jayawardene 49 (56), Angelo Mathews 44 (57)
This is tremendous batting from both the batsmen! Hafeez concedes his first boundary of Mathews. This is looking ominous for Pakistan as these two can really take on the attack in the batting powerplay and in the slog overs.
150 up for Sri Lanka in 32 Overs!
Oh no! It is drizzling again but we want the match to continue!
Sri Lanka 146/ 4 | Overs 31 |Mahela Jayawardene 46 (51), Angelo Mathews 36 (44)
All were looking good for Pakistan until Mathews and Jayawardene came into the crease. They have not only steadied the innings but kept the scoreboard ticking.
50 partnership between Mahela and Mathews!
Sri Lanka 123/ 4 | Overs 27 |Mahela Jayawardene 31 (41), Angelo Mathews 28 (30)
Sri Lanka have got a grip on the situation. Mathews is scoring at a strike rate of 100. Mahela on the other hand rotating the strike pretty well. Just what he does.
100 up for Sri Lanka in the 22nd Over and drinks being called by the umpires! You should go and get some drinks as well! Stay tuned!
Shahid Afridi into the attack !
Sri lanka 92/4 | Overs 20 | Mahela Jayawardene 16 (21), Angelo Mathews 13 (8)
This match is getting more and more interesting. Sri Lankans are playing risky shots all around the ground. Irfan continues to impress! Pakistan have been superb on the field from the very start. But somehow Sri Lanka maintaining a run rate of of over 4.6.
Sri lanka 85/4 | Overs 19 | Mahela Jayawardene 15 (19), Angelo Mathews 8 (4)
Jayawardene and Angelo Mathews will look to steady the ship. These two can cause some serious trouble at a later stage if they settle down. Fro the time being the Pakistani bowlers are not giving away anything. Irfan is causing all sorts of trouble for the Sri Lankans. They will have to do a lot of re-thinking.
OUT! Dinesh Chandimal 6 (14) CAUGHT!
Sri lanka 67/3 | Overs 16 | Mahela Jayawardene 5 (9), Dinesh Chandimal 6 (10)
Things are not looking good for Sri Lanka. They lost Sangakkara and Tharanga in quick succession. It has been a consistent bowling performance from Pakistan. Hafeez will be serving Misbah as his 5th bowler in the absence of Saeed Ajmal. And with no one's surprise he picked up the wicket of the dangerous looking Kumar Sangakkara who played a loose shot to get out in the backward point region.
OUT! Kumar Sangakkara 25 (40) CAUGHT!
OUT! Upul Tharanga 18 (23) CAUGHT BEHIND!
Sri Lanka 50/1 | Overs 12 | Kumar Sangakkara 24 (37), Upul Tharanga 14 (21)
There's a strong breeze across the ground. The clouds can appear at any moment. But for now it's sunny. Wahab Riaz and Mohammad Hafeez have been introduced into the attack. Mohammad Irfan could not get anything out of the pitch. Misbah-ul-Haq had to try something different. On the other hand, Sangakkara is scoring at a brisk rate. Sri Lanka's run rate have improved significantly as well. Pakistan is surely missing their spinning maestro Saeed Ajmal.
Sri Lanka 30/1 | Overs 9 | Upul Tharanga 10 (16), Kumar Sangakkara 14 (23)
Sangakkara looking to up the tempo as he is aware that the rain might stop the game again. The powerplay overs are completed due to revised game conditions. Junaid Khan is bowling brilliantly as he is getting some movements both ways.
Fawad Alam – what a try! Unfortunately the ball pops out of the hand!
Sri Lanka 22/1 | Overs 7 | Upul Tharanga 10 (15), Kumar Sangakkara 1 (13)
Mohammad Irfan continues with the proceedings for Pakistan. Tharanga and Sangakkara will look to score some runs now. But the Pakistani bowlers are giving nothing away. Sangakkara is stuck on a soliatary run for over 2 overs now. The Sri Lankan fans are cheering out loud!
The Sun is out and here we go!
The clouds are making way for the clear sky. Game should resume soon.! Let's hope for the best!
Don't go away, we will be back with live updates as soon as the play resumes
Oh my my! Rain Gods have spolit the game. It's pouring in Hambantota.
A maiden over from Junaid Khan. That's considered to be Gold in limited overs cricket!!
Sri Lanka 16/ 1 | Overs 5 | Upul Tharanga 7 (13) ,Kumar Sangakkara 1 (3)
Sri Lanka never wanted this. They lost their opening batsman Dilshan. They reviewed but was of no use. Irfan picked up his first wicket. As a result Kumar Sangakkara comes into the crease.
OUT! Tillakaratne Dilashan 6 (13) LBW!
Sri Lanka 8/0 | Overs 2
Tillakaratne Dilshan 6 (10), Upul Tharanga 2 (2)
Sri Lanka were put into bat by Pakistan looking at the overhead conditions as there might be possibilities of rains later during the day. Sri Lanka have made a cautious start to their innings. Mohammad Irfan and Junaid Khan opened the bowling for Pakistan.
Pakistan won the toss and chose to field
Pakistan captain Misbah-Ul-Haq won the toss and elected to field against Sri Lanka in the first One-Day International at Hambantota on Saturday. The play has been delayed due to wet outfield at the venue.
Sri Lanka: Tillakaratne Dilshan, Upul Tharanga, Kumar Sangakkara (wk), Mahela Jayawardene, Ashan Priyanjan, Dinesh Chandimal, Angelo Mathews(c), Thisara Perera, Nuwan Kulasekara, Rangana Herath, Lasith Malinga
Pakistan: Mohammad Hafeez, Ahmed Shehzad, Younis Khan, Umar Akmal (wk), Misbah-ul-Haq(c), Fawad Alam, Sohaib Maqsood, Shahid Afridi, Wahab Riaz, Junaid Khan, Mohammad Irfan.
Hello and welcome to CricketCountry's coverage of the 1st ODI between Pakistan and Sri Lanka. This is Rajarshi Majumdar and I will be bringing you the updates of the match. Pakistan and Sri Lanka begin a three-match one-day series on Saturday hoping to gauge each other's firepower and bench strength ahead of the World Cup just six months away. The two former world champions have been drawn in different halves for one-day cricket's showpiece that is to be played in Australia and New Zealand in February and March, AFP reported.
Pakistan, the 1992 champions, will look to bounce back after an embarrassing 2-0 whitewash for Misbah-ul Haq's tourists in the short Test series that concluded on Monday.
Sri Lanka, who won the World Cup four years later in 1996, hope to build on a successful run by Angelo Mathews' team in limited-overs cricket this year when they won the one-day Asia Cup and the World Twenty20.
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CHICAGO (June 27, 2013) — U.S. Men's National Team head coach Jurgen Klinsmann has selected the 23 players that will represent the United States in the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup. Competing in the tournament for the 12th time, the U.S. seeks its fifth confederation championship title.
The winner of the 2013 Gold Cup will compete in a playoff with the winner of the 2015 event for the right to represent CONCACAF at the 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup. The U.S. has reached the final of the Gold Cup in five of the last six tournaments, winning three titles.
GOALKEEPERS (3) : Bill Hamid (D.C. United), Sean Johnson (Chicago Fire), Nick Rimando (Real Salt Lake)
DEFENDERS (8) : Corey Ashe (Houston Dynamo), DaMarcus Beasley (Puebla), Tony Beltran (Real Salt Lake), Edgar Castillo (Club Tijuana), Clarence Goodson (Brondby), Oguchi Onyewu (Malaga), Michael Orozco Fiscal (Puebla), Michael Parkhurst (FC Augsburg)
MIDFIELDERS (7) : Kyle Beckerman (Real Salt Lake), Alejandro Bedoya (Helsinborg), Joe Corona (Club Tijuana), Mix Diskerud (Rosenborg), Joshua Gatt (Molde FK), Stuart Holden (Bolton), Jose Torres (Tigres)
FORWARDS (5) : Will Bruin (Houston Dynamo), Landon Donovan (LA Galaxy), Herculez Gomez (Club Tijuana), Jack McInerney (Philadelphia Union), Chris Wondolowski (San Jose Earthquakes)
The team will begin gathering July 1 in San Diego, and will host Guatemala on July 5 in the only tune-up match prior to the start of the tournament. Kickoff at Qualcomm Stadium is set for 8 p.m. PT (11 p.m. ET), and the match will be broadcast live on NBC Sports Network and UniMas. Fans can follow on ussoccer.com's MatchTracker and on Twitter @ussoccer.
"We are excited about a roster for the Gold Cup that really has a shot of winning it," said Klinsmann. "First, you want to win a Confederation competition, which is a 50 percent ticket to the Confederations Cup in Russia," said Klinsmann. "We don't want to watch the Confederations Cup on TV anymore; we want to be there. At the same time, the players that are representing us in this Gold Cup, they clearly know that this a huge opportunity to prove their value and their case to the coaching staff one year prior to the World Cup. So, two big things, one is to win the competition and two, allow the players to build their case for the World Cup."
The 23-player final roster was selected from the original preliminary group of 35, as prescribed by the rules of competition. Following the completion of a team's participation in the group phase, they have 24 hours to make up to four changes to the roster. These players must also come from the original 35-player list.
The U.S. Men's National Team was drawn into Group C of the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup along with Belize, Cuba and Costa Rica. The U.S. will open group play against Belize on July 9 at JELD-WEN Field in Portland, Ore., before traveling to Sandy, Utah, to face Cuba at Rio Tinto Stadium on July 13 in their second group match. The United States finishes the group in East Hartford, Conn., against Costa Rica on July 16 at Rentschler Field.
- A total of 11 players were part of a portion, or all, of the past MNT camp which saw the U.S. collect four straight victories and earn nine points in World Cup Qualifying: DaMarcus Beasley, Kyle Beckerman, Edgar Castillo, Joe Corona, Herculez Gomez, Clarence Goodson, Bill Hamid, Stuart Holden, Sean Johnson, Michael Parkhurst and Nick Rimando.
- Six players on the roster play professionally in Mexico: Beasley, Castillo, Corona, Gomez, Orozco Fiscal and Jose Torres. Castillo and Corona have been joined by Gomez this offseason at Club Tijuana, while Beasley and Orozco are paired at Puebla.
- Club Tijuana is one of two teams that have three players on the USA's Gold Cup roster, along with Real Salt Lake, who contribute Kyle Beckerman, Tony Beltran and goalkeeper Nick Rimando. (Watch Three Cheers for Nick Rimando)
- Beasley started four straight matches at left back in May and June – including the 4-3 win against Germany and consecutive victories in qualifying against Jamaica and Panama – before missing the Honduras match through a card accumulation suspension. With his start against Belgium on May 29, he became the 13th player in MNT history to earn 100 caps.
- Castillo and Corona had another historic run with Club Tijuana, this time in the 2013 Copa Libertadores where they advanced to the quarterfinals before falling to top-seed Atletico Mineiro based on away goals.
- Landon Donovan returns to the National Team fold for the first time since August of 2012, when he played 45 minutes in the 1-0 win against Mexico.
- Donovan has 28 appearances and 13 goals overall in Gold Cup play, both team records.
- Oguchi Onyewu will be in the U.S. uniform for the first time since June 8, 2012, when he entered as a sub in the 3-1 win against Antigua & Barbuda that kicked off the USA's 2014 World Cup qualifying campaign.
- Eight players on the roster have experience in the Gold Cup, and four are former champions: Beasley (2002, 2005, 2007), Donovan (2002, 2005, 2007), Onyewu (2005, 2007) and Michael Parkhurst (2007).
- Beckerman – who captained the U.S. in the 0-0 draw against Canada earlier this year – became one of five players on the roster to score his first goal with the National Team in a Gold Cup game when he tallied the game-tying goal in the 2-0 win in overtime against Panama in the 2009 Gold Cup quarterfinal . Clarence Goodson one-upped him in the next game, scoring the game-winner against Honduras in the 2-0 win on June 23 in Chicago . Onyewu also made his first count, scoring in second-half stoppage time to deliver the U.S. a dramatic 2-1 victory in the 2005 Semifinal.
- The others: DaMarcus Beasley potted the game-winner in stoppage time of the opener of the 2002 Gold Cup on Jan. 29, 2002, against Korea Republic, and Stuart Holden in the 4-0 win on July 4, 2009 against Grenada.
- Coincidentally, the goals by Beasley and Onyewu came in the 92nd minute.
- Gomez had 11 goals in all competitions for Santos Laguna and reached the Liga MX semifinals after having reached the CONCACAF Champions League final earlier this year. Gomez potted a pair of goals during the Semifinal Round, including the game-winner against Jamaica on Sept. 11 in Columbus.
- Stuart Holden returned to the U.S. fold for the first time since October of 2010 and played in two matches, including as a reserve in the 2-0 win against Panama on June 11 in Seattle.
- Jack McInerney enters his first camp with the senior team tied as the leading scorer in Major League Soccer with 10 goals. A former member of the U-17 Residency Program in Bradenton, he appeared in all four games for the U.S. in the 2009 FIFA U-17 World Cup, scoring two goals and helping the squad to the Round of 16.
- McInerney and Corey Ashe are the only two players on the roster in search of their first cap. Both Tony Beltran and Will Bruin made their first appearance in the draw against Canada earlier this year.
- Alejandro Bedoya has recorded five goals and four assists in 11 league games this year for Helsinborg. After being a late addition to the roster for the 2011 Gold Cup, he had a breakout performance, starting in four matches including all three in the knockout phase.
- San Jose forward Chris Wondolowski tied Roy Lassiter's MLS single-season goals record in 2012 with 27 total. Wondolowski collected both the MLS Golden Boot and MVP award and was named MLS Player of the Month four times.
– See more at: http://www.ussoccer.com/news/mens-national-team/2013/06/23-player-roster-to-compete-in-2013-gold-cup.aspx#sthash.Hsbp4LCT.dpuf

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The Good Soldier White
Modern G. I.'s will recognize a fellow spirit in the sergeant who wrote this account of life in General Washington's army
June 1956 | Volume 7, Issue 4
I enlisted in the regiment of artillery commanded by Col. Richard Gridley, the beginning of May 1775, for 8 months, as a bombardier, in Capt. Samuel Gridley's company; but had not been very long in that capacity, before the Adjutant came to me and said, I understand that you are a good speller, I told him I could spell most any word. Why cannot you come and be my Assistant said he. … He said he paid five shillings per week, besides his rations, and mine would be the same, which he would pay. …
I consented and bought a uniform coat, of an officer, he had when he belonged to capt. Paddock's company of artillery in Boston, but not the uniform of our regiment; the button holes and hat were trimmed with gold lace.
On the evening of the 16th of June 1775, our whole army were drawn up in a circle, to attend prayers. After which, they marched off towards Bunker Hill. I had a lame hand, and they would not let me go.
I then commenced acting the adjutant. I now sat off to take general orders, to the deputy adjutant general, which I followed every morning at 10 o'clock, with all the adjutants of the army. This deputy adjutant general was a sour, crabbed old fellow; he says to me, what do you want? I told him I wanted the general orders.—What are you? said he, I am an assistant adjutant of the regiment of artillery. An assistant adjutant, said he, I never heard of such an officer. Well, set down and take them. …
One day the Col. sent for the adjutant, or assistant, I went to him, he told me to go to Gen. Washington's quarters, and tell him what I want; you must see him yourself. After a great deal of ceremony, I was admitted into the house. One of his aid-de-camps stood at the bottom of the stairs, (the Gen. being up chamber) he said tell me, and I will go up and tell him. I told him my orders was to see him myself. The Gen. hearing that, came to the head of the stairs, and said, "tell the young man to walk up." I did, and told my business. "Pray sir, what officer are you"? I said I was Assistant Adjutant of the regiment of artillery. "Indeed, said he, you are very young to do that duty." I told him I was young, but was growing older every day.—He turned his face to his wife, and both smiled. He gave me my orders, and I retired.
About the middle of summer, Henry Knox, Esq. took command of the regiment, and Col. Gridley retired. I did that duty until the last of December; the time I enlisted for expired. I was a feather bed soldier all this time, and slept with the Commissary-General of military stores.
I then went to Capt. Perkins, and with him I engaged to do the duty of an orderly sergeant, for the year 1776.
In March the enemy left Boston, and we were ordered to New-York. We marched to Providence, then to New-London, and there embarked for New-York.
About the middle of June, the British arrived, with about twenty thousand troops, and landed on Staten-Island, but a few miles distant. Soon afterwards, there was a conspiracy against Gen. Washington, to take his life. Many were implicated in it, but three condemned, and but one hung—one of his own guard, his name was Thomas Hickey, an Irishman…
The English landed on Long-Island and defeated our troops, and kept possession of it. then Gen. Washington made all haste, to evacuate New York. I was just recovering from a dangerous sickness, went on board a row galley ** and sailed up the north river, 20 miles. Sailing up, I saw heaps of peaches, of the best kind, lying under the trees; I got the capt. to send a boat ashore and get some, which he did; I eat so many, was bad as ever, and went into a barn for the hospital. The owner of which was a quaker; after some time, went into his house to buy some milk. The quaker said, we can't sell thee any. Then I told them I would milk the cows; the woman consented to let me have a pint every morning, by paying her three coppers. My health gained fast.
One morning I sat off for camp, but was so weak, had to set down every few rods, and by sunset reached Fort Washington, after travaling about 10 miles.
I now got to my old company, capt. Perkins told me, that I looked so weak, was not able to fight; that they expected to be attacked every moment. I had better go to Fort Lee, to capt. Allen, so I went.
We encamped at Fort Lee a long time, and saw Fort Washington taken. The General seemed in an agony when he saw the fort surrended.
One night about 12 o'clock, I heard some body inquiring after me, I lay still, in hopes they would not find me, thinking some of the guard had deserted, that I had to go and get a new countersign. It poved to be Richard Frothingham, Esq. waggon-master of the army, Gen. Knox's right hand man. He called once or twice, I answered him: Come turn out, here is an appointment for you, said he. You are appointed commissary of military stores, of General Wayne's brigade. Here are the orders and 8 waggons load of ammunition. The orders were, that I must not deliver a single cartridge without Gen. Wayne signs the return—that I might mess with any of the officers, or by my self, and have a waiter—to draw two rations.


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Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they?
Matthew 6:26
I've been spending some serious quality time in my garage.
And cabinets.
And closets.
And toy room
I'm trying to clean-out and declutter.
I read all the websites and blogs dedicated to getting oneself organized. I study the IKEA catalog as if it will help me perform brain surgery. I cull, toss, sort, categorize, strategize, measure and try.
Oh, do I try.
But there's not a lot of household organization tips out there when you're managing a household of ten.
And then there's the part where I'm sentimental/creative/frugal/distracted. You know, your basic recipe for Clutter Cake.
I'll hang on to the strangest things, believing I'll one day re~purpose them. And the kicker is, I often do. Which makes it harder to toss stuff. When you actually do creatively re-use things in a new and fresh way.
Mike always says I use every part of the buffalo.
But there's also a scent of fear to some of it. Fear that I'll lose the memory the object reminds me of. Fear I'll need the item again and instead of looking like a super-prepared girl scout, I'll actually have to go hunt a new one down at the store. Fear that I'm not being a good steward. Fear that I won't be honoring the finances that went into the object.
Fear. Fear. Fear.
I think we often think of materialism in this country as an expression of greed. And I'm sure that's true in some cases. But when I find myself carefully boxing up and hanging on to a collection of worn-out soccer cleats in case financial times are tough when 7 or 8 of 8 is ready to play soccer and needs a pair of size 13 1/2 cleats, it's not about wanting to have the biggest worn-out soccer cleat collection in the county.
It's about fear.
That line where good stewardship and planning crosses over into not trusting that the Lord can show up with soccer cleats whenever we need them. That fear that if I don't hang onto a sentimental object, He's not keeping up with the scrapbook of my life. That fear that if I don't have the widest range of toys available to my children at any given whim, I am somehow shortchanging their childhoods, instead of trusting Him to give them exactly what they need when they need it.
So I'm continuing my decluttering. But it seems the first thing I need to toss out, not donate, not hand-down, not re-puropose, is this little tacky object called fear.


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1. It is perfectly OK for men to wear tiny leather shorts and suspenders as long as it is a celebration of your heritage. Similarly, women are encouraged to squeeze themselves into little Fraulein outfits for the sake of tradition.
2. Beer comes in liters at Oktoberfest. There are no exceptions. You just drink. And drink. And drink.
3. "Marmonated beef loin" is delicious. We sincerely hope that it does not include the squeezing of little rodents, but even if it does, I don't regret tipsily scarfing it down.
4. Mrs. Hayes will cave to peer pressure and drink more beer than she has since college.
5. German carnival games are really hard. Especially after those liters of beer.
6. Drunk driving is legal if you're driving a bumper car.
7. No matter how stupid those hats look on drunken tourists when you first step into the fairgrounds, you soon find yourself the proud owner of a pink pointy hat complete with pig ears, tail, and snout.
8. Mrs. Hayes is a gay man magnet. One of our drunken friends (Normy) sighted her in the next booth and demanded that she join him and his friends. Wine was drunk, faces were licked, wrists were snapped, and some dignity was lost. All in all, a lot of fun.
9. It is never a good idea to eat a meter-long hot dog covered in mustard, ketchup, and caramelized onions, no matter how much you think you need it.
10. I wouldn't want to mess with an Oktoberfest waitress. They can carry more heavy liters of beer than I thought possible, supplying the armies of drunks packed shoulder to shoulder in beer tents.
11. Don't be surprised if a German polka band bursts out singing "Country Road" or "Sweet Home Alabama." Just sing along.
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Phil Roquette, Arland Rasmussen, Brandi Dixon, Dave Bruckner The North Dakota Chapter of Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO), recognized West Fargo Police Dispatcher Brandi Dixon at their state wide meeting held in Fargo, Wednesday October 27th.
West Fargo Police Dispatcher, Brandi Dixon, was recognized as "Dispatcher of the Year" based on her performance during a serious medical emergency in February of 2004.
On 28 February 2004 at approximately 02:15 am, the West Fargo Police Department received a report of a large party in the City of West Fargo. Dixon directed officers to the location. While officers were in route to the scene, Dixon updated officers to the fact a fight had broken out involving twenty to thirty people. As officers arrived on the scene the people began to flee the area.
Dixon received a 911 call from a cellular phone. The caller was frantic and sounded to be under the influence. The caller stated he and his friends had been at the party and his friend had been stabbed. The caller indicated his friend was bleeding heavily from a wound to the abdomen. The caller was unfamiliar with the area and was requesting Dixon provide directions to the nearest hospital.
Without a location available, because the 911 call was placed from a cellular phone, Dixon had to determine the location of the victim. Dixon was able to determine through the description of landmarks and cross streets that the vehicle was in the West Acres area. Dixon convinced the caller to stop and allow FM Ambulance to meet them. Dixon directed FM Ambulance and Fargo Police Department to the scene. FM Ambulance was able to provide emergency treatment and transported the victim to Innovis Hospital. Medical reports indicated the victim lost nearly his full volume of blood during the incident. Dixon's ability to locate the vehicle in which the victim was traveling, to convince the caller to stop to allow the ambulance to provide medical treatment, and her direction of emergency personnel to the scene undoubtedly contributed greatly in saving the life of the victim.
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By Reuters - | Posted 2008-07-23 Email PrintFour out of 10 U.S. CEOs believe the weak dollar hurts business.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Four out of 10 U.S. chief executives believe the weak dollar has had a negative impact on business, according to a survey released on Wednesday.
The survey of 250 chief executives by accounting firm Grant Thornton LLP showed that 39 percent of executives felt the weaker dollar had increased costs related to buying foreign products and services.
"More companies operate globally today than ever before, so the weaker dollar impacts companies in different ways," said Ed Nusbaum, chief executive of Grant Thornton. "But the survey really confirms that more U.S. companies are importing today than exporting."
The 42 percent of chief executives who felt the dollar had a negative impact on business was nearly twice the 24 percent of CEOs who felt the weaker dollar had a positive effect, according to the survey.
Eighteen percent of the CEOs polled said the weak U.S. dollar has not affected their businesses and just eight percent said the weaker dollar had a very positive impact. Sixteen percent of those polled said it had a somewhat positive impact.
The New York Board of Trade's U.S. dollar index .DXY against a basket of six major currencies has declined around 40 percent since peaking in July 2001.
While a weaker dollar is sometimes seen as a boon to exports because it makes U.S. goods cheaper abroad, Nusbaum said the survey revealed U.S. executives do not feel that way right now.
"If you go back maybe 10 years, when more manufacturing was done in the U.S., then a weaker dollar could have been more effective because it would have allowed us to export more," Nusbaum said.
"But it is more difficult now to the extent you are importing and of course many companies have moved their manufacturing operations overseas."
But the executives did largely expect the dollar to recover. Fifteen percent felt the U.S. dollar would strengthen in the next year and 44 percent felt it would strengthen one to two years from now.
Sixty-four percent of the CEOs surveyed felt the U.S. dollar would be most strengthened by reducing the federal budget deficit.
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For a fancifully tall cake, we used 3 (7-inch) round pans. It can also be baked in 3 (8-inch) pans, though the cake will be slightly lower. We tested this recipe with several different brands of chocolate, and found Lindt and Ghirardelli had the best flavor for this particular cake. Ours is garnished with unsprayed, organically grown rose petals, but be as creative as you'd like with yours.
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I have noticed many reviews about sliding layers. Here is a little hint. Frost the bottom layer, and then insert small wooden or plastic dowels in the center in a triangle shape. Make sure you make them long enough to go thru each layer, depending on how many layers you make. Then add the layers one by one so the dowels go thru. Just remember they are THERE! I have used this for many wedding and birthday cakes and my layers NEVER slide!
This cake was by far the richest cake I've ever produced --and without being dry!-- even though I used 9'' square pans instead of the round 7-8'' suggested (larger surface area = more propensity to dry out if I mess up and cook it too long). Ingredients make all the difference in this cake- I used Ghirardelli cocoa and solid chocolate, espresso from a little Italian grocery around the corner, and extra rich vanilla and it made all the difference. This cake is simple enough that the quality of your ingredients becomes really apparent. A note on the ganache: don't you dare try to pretend it's buttercream and try to spread it with a regular frosting knife! Ganache is much closer to fudge than it is to even something as thick as like, a cream cheese based frosting, which really caught me by surprise. I had a terrible time trying to "frost" it, until I wised up and lumped ganache on the top, laid a piece of saran wrap over the whole cake, and used a metal spatula to flatten the ganache from behind the wrap. That ended up working really well, and my cake turned out looking about as close to bakery quality as I've gotten with any other chocolate-based spread. All in all, the cake was delicious and aesthetically pleasing. Next time I may try to incorporate either some creme fraiche and raspberries, or a mango glaze, but that's just because I like to make things too complicated - this cake really does stand alone very well! 10/10 would recommend.
Every year I make this cake for my Godson and now my nephew, April & October and sometimes even February for Valentine's day. It has become THE "go-to" BEST chocolate cake recipe. I don't even have to ASK which cake they want me to make them--their answer is always "You should know already" :) FANTASTIC recipe!
I'm going to try out this recipe today and would like to make it later for my son's 18th...I will use a 12 X 10 square tin then. Do I just double the recipe?
Fabulous, moist and full of chocolate flavor. But first a disclaimer - I needed to make cupcakes and a friend suggested I should use a cake recipe, so I thought I'd give this one a try... I halved the recipe, used espresso coffee (same amount of liquid) instead of instant powder and boiling water. EVERYTHING else was the same - mixed the batter, spooned into cupcake liners (3/4 full) and baked at 350 for 17 minutes. The cupcakes came out moist and very chocolaty. Delicious! I will never use another recipe to make chocolate cupcakes again!
I make this cake for my niece every year for her birthday and everyone LOVES it!! I use the ganache for the filling and use the Sprinkles Chocolate Icing recipe for the outside of the cake! Decadent, but, Oh so yummy!!
Delicious cake--the ganache is the star. Bittersweet morsels come in a 24 oz. bag so I increased the cream to 3 cups which gave me plenty to frost the 4 layers (2 8" cakes split). Take the time to assemble the cake in stages, keeping the ganache just warm enough to spread, cooling the cake again before the final frosting. Otherwise the layers may slip and slide! A cold day outside may come in handy.
Made this last weekend for my hubby's birthday and it was delicious. Added extra yolk as suggested by some reader. Didn't use the chocolate frosting for the outside but instead used Cream Cheese Mascarpone Frosting. I am sure it will be great as it is but I needed the chocolate musical notes that I made for my cake to stand out.
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Posted By Corey Rioux On Oct 30 2011 @ 7:00 am In Florida State | 1 Comment
Even though it may be the sunshine state, the sun has not been shining in Tallahassee.
Yet, after Saturday's squandering over the Wolfpack, the Seminoles improved to 5-3 (3-2). The sun has started rising again and hopefully it's here to stay. The Noles' embarrassed NC State in a 34-0 shutout, sparking some confidence in their talented lockeroom. EJ Manuel looked precise going for 321 yards through the air along with 2 TDs (1 INT). Even though Devonte Freeman scored early in the first, he stuck to his old ways with only 7 carries for an unnoticeable 16 yards.
On the other side of the field, NC State looked lifeless not putting any points on the board. I may have spoken highly on Mike Glennon, but today he couldn't throw a rock in the ocean. Glennon completed 19 of 35 pass attempts only averaging 3.7 yards per completion. Also, Glennon threw for no touchdowns and 2 INT, the second one not being his fault entirely. Glennon also fumbled on a mishandled snap out of the shotgun, all in all a sloppy game from beginning to end by the man under center. The Wolfpack had a total of 166 yards countered by Florida State's 443 yards from scrimmage.
The Seminole's top ranked ACC defense looked strong out of the gate and kept the pace going all throughout the game. The stat of the day goes to the run defense who held NC State to 36 yards rushing on 28 carries, worth around 1.3 yards per carry (that's just disgusting).
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Well, just as I had mentioned earlier in the week [1] FSU needed Clemson to drop its next 3 ACC matchups for the possibility of the Noles' heading to Charlotte. And the Tigers did just that by suffering their first loss of the season to a tough Yellow Jackets team out of Georgia Tech, 31-17. Yet, it still looks unlikely that Clemson will drop their next two games, but crazier things have happened [2]. They face Wake Forest at home, a team that shocked the Seminoles earlier in the season, 35-30. And after that they head to Raleigh to face NC State, who hopefully can have a better game than the one they played today (not just a better game, a completely opposite game). Hope is still alive in Tallahassee for a possible BCS birth, because through many encounters as a sports fan, I have learned dreams never die.
Jimbo Fisher has led this football squad to 3 straight victories outscoring opponents by 84 points (116-32). Seminole fans can keep their spirits boosted for this week, but the team plays on a short practice week as they face the Boston College Eagles this Thursday, November 3rd at 8:00 PM Eastern Time. The Eagles are having a disappointing year at 2-6, but toppled Maryland 28-17 on Saturday (not that this is any type of achievement), and look to compete in front of their home crowd on national television in prime-time.
The most exciting thing in sports is the impropable comeback [3], and in the highest of hopes we could have one this year.
So let's Cowboy up and believe in the Noles'.
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doesn't work, get to errors at end of install, and then wonderfully i get errors at the end of uninstall
If you'll pay $7.99 for this...why don't you just shell out two more bucks for ISX??? ISX is full of rich features that takes your Notifications Center to a whole new level!!! *I don't use NC on my 4S, now, but once I'm Jailbroken, I'll be using ISX/NC all the time!!!
BTW, I like how simple & unobtrusive Messages+ is. *It's easy to reply and compose w/out creating 'another' Activator gesture I have to remember!
I'm Testing the messages+ right now(free trial) to see which I like better, compared to SMS+.*
So far it's great and I didn't know this til now but you get this integrated with isx? That's a steal man, if I do decide to keep it I'll uninstall messages+ and just buy isx. *
Not to go off topic but based on your avatar I'm guessing you were an old school quaker? 83 the year you were born?? Haha that' would be crazy cuz I was also born in 83 and grew up on Quake.
None the less getting back on topic I still feel iRealSMS > Messages+
I purchased ISX, I love it! Messages+ "Manual Dismiss" isn't working for me. It could just be the applications I have conflicting with Messages+ or maybe the developer just need to update ISX to include the final release copy of Messages+?
I like that Messages+ is light weight, but there's no way you can compare this to any other SMS application.*
Hello! Why is this being shown on a 4S? It's quite obvious with the upgraded antenna borders, yet there is no jailbreak available for A5 devices? I'm quite confused at this muse.
It's actually a white CDMA iPhone 4 which looks EXACTLY like an iPhone 4S.
It's just a screenshot underlay; to add to the visually appealing effect of iOS. It doesn't assume any kind of A5 jailbreak.
They're both technically Beta. But, yes, they're exactly the same.
Joshua is with Engadget now.
Messages+ doesn't do as much as biteSMS and it only works with the Messages application.
Need some help here folks. I already own a license for TLERT and upgraded to MESSAGES+. However when I run the app and download the license or even try to start a trial, it tells me DAEMON CONNECTION FAILED. How can I fix this?
Same problem here. I have biteSMS installed though, so that might have something to do with it...who knows. Do you by chance also have biteSMS installed?
you have to install corona 5.0.1 tweak from cydia and reboot your dvice. i got the same problem but fixed it this way.
is there anybody to help me hoe to get SMS delivered report as seen on screenshot?
Reboot your phone,it worked for me last time.


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