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MUMBAI, (GNI): As the yesteryear glory, Indu Mills in Dadar gets ready for the final demolition for the construction of a grand memorial to Babasaheb Ambedkar, Sunday, 9th July witnessed a nostalgic run by the Textile fraternity. Some 2000 odd runners from across the city, 50 cotton growing farmers from Vidarbha & Maharashtra, alumni of the Sasmira Institute of Textiles, family members of forgotten textile workers, Star Runners and more came together for the heritage run hosted by Sasmira Alumni Foundation. The cause NO NAKED CHILD was a unique initiative which aims to provide clothing to under privileged children across the country which was an effort to galvanize the alumni and others from the textile industry in a unique way to execute the world's 1st Textile Community Run, "Texathon".
The event was graced by Ms. Kavita Gupta, Textile Commissioner of India who shared, "I am really very happy that SAF has put together this first of its kind event in the world which throws light on two key aspects, one is the cause of No Naked Child which means clothing for the under-privileged through the run and other is the Physical Fitness which takes a back seat in this otherwise glamorous world. Texathon has thus aimed to bring two energies together making it a memorable event for the Textile fraternity".
"Texathon" was run at distances of 10k, 5k, 3.5k respectively. The run traversed through scenic parts of Mumbai covering the Indu Mills, Cadell Rd, Kirti College and Catering College junctions, old bungalow of David Sassoon, Century Bazaar, Mayor's Bungalow at Shivaji Park etc. The run commenced & ended at one of the heritage mills of Mumbai, Indu Mills Compound. The 10k run was won by Swapnil Sawant with a time of 35.20 mins, he was followed by Sachin Grote in 2nd and Ashish Sapkal in 3rd. In the women's race, Varsha Bhawari came 1st, followed by Simta Sharma in 2nd and Shweta Gawade in 3rd. Aghorilal Chauhan (69) and Gurzarilal Chandra (62) two farmers who came out to support the cause, Gurzarilala Chandra clocked the 4th fastest time of the race. Former National champion in 10000 mtrs, Leelamma Alphonso also participated in the veteran women's section which she won.
"It's a proud moment for us, since We, the textile fraternity could curate this beautiful thought of Texathon. The team over the last few months has been working religiously towards Garment Collection Drive and have managed to raise a sizeable amount of clothing and still counting, also the farmer community support has been a boon to us all and most importantly the heritage venue of Indu Mills by NTCC as been the icing on the cake. We look forward to many more seasons and years to come" shared Mr Sharad Tandon, President, SAF.
The event also saw participation of 50 Cotton growing farmers from Marathwada & Vidarbha areas of Maharashtra. The whole idea was that the entire value chain right from producers (farmers) to manufacturers (Textile Industry) to end users (community) participated in the run. The event thereafter saw the farmers being exposed to latest trends in technology serving the growing textile industry. SAF facilitated the visit of this farmer community to the Government of India designated, "Centre of Excellence for agro-textile" at the Sasmira campus in Worli. Mr. Manish Daga of SAF and coveted as Cotton Guru shared, "First time ever in history of any race of any size, COTTONGURU™ is able to initiate and mobilize 50 genuine & progressive Cotton farmers to participate 'without any complaint and demand' with the sole intention of getting them accepted as an integral part of the cotton textile supply chain".
SAF has reached out to many helping hands to give their surplus clothing to the No Naked Child cause, the contributions of which will be given to Goonj, a national NGO founded by Anshu Gupta who states," For us the issue was that clothing was never considered an issue, despite being in the list of 3 basic needs of human kind. Goonj, uses clothes as a resource for the have not. I wish Texathon all the best for the campaign and we are certainly happy to work together on this campaign.Ends

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TASM made $750 million worldwide, which is about half of what The Avengers made. Domestic money isn't that more important than foreign money. A studio spends lots of money on advertisement over here in NA too, sometimes even more than they do overseas. There have also been cases where movies bombed in the US but the studios were saved financially due to money from overseas. There are also places overseas that don't require any more advertisement than in the US. For example, Spider-Man is almost or just as big in Japan as he is over here. But for the sake of argument though, let's assume that that is true. Even then, 623 divided by 262 is about 2.4, which is still almost about half of what The Avengers did. That is still quite impressive. You also have to consider that TASM had a handicap while TA didn't. TASM had to carry the burden of being a reboot, of being the first Spider-Man film after one that left a bad taste in people's mouths not too that long ago, as well as the burden of coming out in the same summer as 2 movies that have been hyped for a long time and have been part of an already established franchise (Avengers and TDKR). When you consider those factors working against TASM, the amount it did is even more impressive. Look at how much the average Spider-Man movie makes when it doesn't have those factors there (TASM 2 will probably do more as well).
Technically, there isn't that huge of a competition between Marvel and Sony. Both studios have came out and said that they have a good relationship. Second, money used for marketing is often an expense. It is money that studios invest to promote the movie in hope that the movie and its related products do well (box office, DVD sales, any movie related merchandise, etc.). Third, Marvel makes a good amount of money from the merchandising as well. It wouldn't be a smart move for them either to hinder Spider-Man merchandise which leads to hindering Spider-Man money in favor of Captain America money. Fourth, Marvel handles the Spider-Man advertising just as much as Sony does and as proven by the advertising from last year, they made sure to advertise the crap out of the film to the point where it almost spoiled the whole film for us much like how they pull the same BS every year with whatever MCU movie they make. Heck, the fact that TASM came out the same summer as Marvel's biggest crown jewel (The Avengers) didn't really seem to stop them from bombarding us with advertisement left and right.
almost is not half, spiderman 3 made 890 million worldwide and being a reboot was an INTENTIONAL burden that sony placed on its own film, which did backfire. 262 million is hardly impressive when when you look at where tasm sits all time in relation the the first 3 movies (#62, sm1, 14, sm2 21 and sm3 26) what movie has gotten a sequel that has bombed DOMESTICALLY and had success overseas? investments are made with the hope of a return, the advertising for tasm was from sony, and that was before disney took over merchandising rights, so i doubt VERY seriously that disney paid for any of that? and if sony is NOT willing to play ball with disney than it would be a very smart move to not promote tasm2. fox is unwilling to play ball and they get dick for advertising the x-men movies, merchandise and tie-ins cover advertising and without them studios LOSE money.
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TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Jan. 7, 2013) - Deveron Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:DVR) ("Deveron" or the "Company") is pleased to provide an update on recent activities and future plans.
Deveron has completed all required work to earn a 100% interest in the Nechako property, subject to a 2% net smelter return royalty payable to the underlying vendor and a 1% net smelter return royalty payable to Greencastle Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:VGN). Assays are pending on rock, soil and silt samples collected late in 2012.
Since Deveron's successful Initial Public Offering in November 2012, management has been focused on advancing the Nechako property and evaluating new project opportunities with the objective of securing a second project. Deveron has 11,794,505 common shares issued and outstanding. Greencastle Resources owns 7,569,505 shares or 64%.
The Nechako property, covering approximately 13,000 hectares (28 claims), is located approximately 100 kilometres southwest of Vanderhoof, central British Columbia, in the developing Blackwater gold camp, where New Gold Inc. has recently delineated an open-pit resource of over 10 million ounces of gold.
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One of 20 defendants arrested in relation to Operation Fast and Furious was sentenced on Monday in San Diego to 57 months in prison.
Danny Cruz Morones pleaded guilty as a straw purchaser of Fast and Furious weapons, which included AK-47s, and recruited others to buy them. The San Diego office had to take the case because of the connections the Phoenix US Attorney's office had to the ATF.
Fast and Furious was the federal gun walking operation that put over 2,000 guns into the hands of Mexican drug cartels. Criminals have used these guns to murder Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry and over 300 Mexican citizens.
Four AK-47s Mr. Morones bought "were seized by Mexican military officers in Tijuana in September 2010." There were six AK-47s in that seizure that were purchased by an individual Mr. Morones recruited.
Mr. Morones bought 27 AK-47s and two of his recruitments bought 69 AK-47s.
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Loco's is your Students' Union bar. Modern, comfortable & stylish, Loco's offers food, drink, Starbucks and entertainment of the highest quality for any social occasion. So whether you're catching up with course mates, or looking to play a few games of pool - Loco's is the place for you to kick back and relax.
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The song lyrics were written by Leo Robin and was composed by Ralph Rainger. In the movie, The Big Broadcast, Bob Hope sang vocals with Shirley Ross. The song won an Oscar for Best Original Song.In the move, the Bob Hope and Shirley Ross' play characters who were divorced and then have other marriages that failed. The two meet again and sing this song about their failed past. It's a very touching song with very tender performances by both Ross and Hope. The song has been covered by numerous artists most notably an extended version by Frank Sinatra (in 1981 on his She Shot Me Down album) and Bing Crosby (on his 1956 album, Songs I Wish I Had Sung the First Time Around). This song, however, remained a a signature tune for Bob Hope with lyrics adopted to suit each show.
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FIRST This is not my build it was created by a guy by the name of MirageTank no one has seem to put it up yet and it is definatly the optimal urgot build i have been using it for many games and been doing very well with it.
1. Introduction
Hey, I am MirageTank. I've got a thousand games under my belt, and it's about time I brought some wisdom to leaguecraft. This is my first guide on Leaguecraft, so please, be gentle with me. But enough about me, onto the the stuff you've been looking for.
URGOT IS NOT A TANK. Urgot is a DPS/chaser. You are made to focus down anything with fat, green health bars, from any distance. Your ult gives you survivability, as well as your shield. But this is to keep you alive long enough to chase down and kill anything you come across. If you try to initiate teamfights with your ulti without thinking ahead, you WILL die, and be a useless PoS. Urgot wants to kill, not be killed. You will have to learn this the hard way.
With that said, lets move on to his awesome abilities.
2. Abilities
Zaun-Touched Bolt Augmenter
Anyone you hit with your fetid attacks shall receive reduced damage output by 15%.
Hitting people with this in laning while they try to last hit creeps can make them fail to deal the finishing blow, impacting their farming. It also works good for when they dare try to assault you, as you will quickly outdamage them and send them crying back to their turret.
Acid Hunter
Made during World War II, the Acid Hunter was first used at the Battle of Gettysburg. Results showed that nearly 99% of soldiers who were impaled in the face with Acid Hunters had also suffered symptoms of death. Production of these magical weapons soon reached an all-time high, and became the standard equipment of the US Army, Space Marines, and Animal Shelters worldwide.
Your spammable rape rocket. Use it to farm, kite, and kill. Love it, learn it, stab them in your enemy's eyes. It is your free second autoattack with bonus damage. AT lvl 5, it deals 150 physical damage, with a 1:1 AD ratio. It has about the range of Mundo's cleaver, but note it does not have a skillshot line, so you will have to learn the distance manually. Acid Hunter's mana cost is very low to account for the spamability. This will give you lane control and will be the majority of your damage output all game. Acid Hunter is part of your 1-2 combo with Noxian Corrosive Charge (NCC).
With your target painted by NCC, it gets nearly unlimited auto-targeting range, almost to the range of Kog'Maws's ulti. Rule of thumb, if you can see them, you can shoot them. (However, you CAN shoot people hidden by the fog of war affected with NCC.)
Good for lasthitting creeps! It can also destroy invisible wards, without oracles! If you fire one randomly in a bush, and hear the sound as if it hit something, fire a few more at the same spot until it stops. Congrats! You killed a ward.
Think of it like a long range Spear Shot. It scales with AD, but it DOES NOT APPLY ON HIT EFFECTS.(thanks to camilla for correcting me on that). It applies your passive damage reduction, though. It procs sheen, but does not apply it. It can be good for 2 hit combo with Acid Hunter and an autoattack though. I do not recommend it in this guide, however. Sheen is for pansy Urgots. We are the sons of Chaos. There is no fancy autoattack proc'ing. Only rape. Rape and pillage.
When someone is hit with Noxian Corrosive Charge, make sure to keep your cursor on top of them at all times, and keep them highlighted. A missed Rocket can mean the difference when chasing them down. Practice as always is a good step. But once again, practice makes perfect.
Long Range Skillshot damage, has lock on ability with extra range.
Terror Capacitor
When Einstein invented the first manmade Acid Hunter, scientists across the world sought to find ways to make it better. The Soviets soon found the obvious solution, to make it slow on hit, and keep you safe in a protected bubble all the while, which is how Russia won the Cold War of 1857.
It basically functions like Shen's shield, and it grants a free slow for your attacks and rockets for 7 seconds (by 20%/25%/30%/35%/40%). You should pop this anytime you hit someone with Noxian Corrosive Charge, and follow up with a string of Rape Rockets. You can then chase them down, and most likely land a killing blow. If you're attacking or running away, there is never a wrong time for a quick shield.
It is not worth maxing this second. The shield only goes up to a measly 240 damage cap, which late game will get popped in a second. It is good for some extra protection and slow early game though. Pop this before ulting to prepare yourself for any incoming damage, and to slow down your target even more.
(Apparently, the tooltip in the shop says it does bonus damage. This is a lie. The shield only slows, there is no damage upgrade.)
Noxian Corrosive Charge
Of course, having spammable rockets that slow on hit weren't worth much if you couldn't hit people with them. Running away proved to beat the best of aim. This was all solved when President Abraham Lincoln discovered the 115th element, Noxionium, in 1917. Tests showed that subjects afflicted by the poisonious gas were soon impaled by hundreds upon hundreds of rape rockets with little or no aim. Scientists and Military officers around the world rejoiced, and eventually the gas was able to be stored in cheap handheld grenades, allowing for portable surprise auto-targeting rockets. A toy version soon hit the selves for kids, with a family friendly mortality rate of only 98%.
It is a DOT skillshot nuke of 320 magic damage at lvl 5 with AOE, and it reduces enemy armor by 10/15/20/25/30. Whats the catch? It gives your Rape Rockets lock on! By placing your cursor over the target, your rockets automatically seek out and damage your target, regardless of whats in between. As mentioned before, it also increases the range of your rockets. With their standard cooldowns, this allows for 2-3 lock on Acid Hunters during the duration. This is your most versatile skill, so use it wisely. Learn to land it and lead your opponents good. Missing this could be the difference between getting a kill, and getting kited in circles while your Q is unable to hit anything. Landing this in the center of teamfights can give your carries the edge with the extra armor pen.
Combo'd with your first 3 abilities, it makes for a potent mix of DPS and chasing, that will fell even the strongest warriors.
IT ALSO CHECKS BUSHES! Use this on the side bushes while in lane to prevent ganks. I cannot count how many Urgots I've seen not use this to check brushes. You can maintain very good map control with this when you have max cooldown reduction. The area of reveal is extremely large.
AoE/DoT/Nuke/Armor Deduction/Map Reveal
Hyper-Kinetic Position Reverser
Since the dawn of man, filthy peasant cavemen have always looked up at the Dinosaur-driving, Steak Eating upper class cavemen and asked "What would it be like to live in their shoes?". Nikola Tesla also asked this same question, and using his natural command over the forces of nature and electricity, forged a machine that allowed him to swap places with anyone in the world. Noone knew what happened to him ever since that day, but the blueprints to the machine were soon found, and production of the device was invested in heavily by Nikola Tesla, the Prime Minister of England.
Your magical, diabolical, hyper-kentical super ulti. You didn't think you were all DPS, were you? NOPE. Congratulations, you're half initiator as well! With this, you will swap places with your selected target. While you gain a armor buff to reduce damage, they receive a slow and the tender loving care of your team. However, this is not a win-win get-off-scott-free ulti. You must still stick your neck out there when you swap places, usually leaving you vulnerable to the enemy teams tender loving care. This is what will take practice learning with Urgot, when to swap, and when NOT to swap. However, for quick reference, it is best used to catch runners from teamfights and trap them in the center again, or save an ally who is being chased.
Do not use this ability to initiate until you have gotten a lot more survivability. Using this ulti to tank is a very, very bad idea until lategame. Once the enemy has seen your chubby *** ult in, you shall be pounced in seconds. Don't act like a tank. Urgot is not a Shen, or an Amumu, you are still squishy.
If someone is 1v1 with you at a tower, though, feel free to ult them and earn your delicious kill. The armor it grants should make you stronger than your opponent.
Just remember, don't be stupid, people will focus you after you ult, so be aware of the enemy team.
(Note, when you swap, your camera will be swapped right on top of you. It is good to learn this, because it will definitely mess with your head the first couple of times.)
Forced Movement/Slow/Armor Buff
5. Summoner Abilities
These will be your lifeline. Learn to love them.
So why Ghost and Flash? Simple, you have no escape mechanism, and you are a very slow champion. These will keep you safe, and are probably the best utility you can get. However, this is not the end all be all. You may swap out flash for any of these other spells.
Ignite A good kill to finish off those runners whom you just couldn't land that finishing blow on.
Exhaust Also good for early game, as your slow will not always be up, and it might be nice to keep someone from beating on your butt for a second while you escape. It also gives you extra armor reduction, for more tender loving from your rape rockets.
Teleport If you plan on 2v1'ing a lane, or going mid, this is your spell. There is no bad time for a teleport.
Clarity This is to address Urgots biggest problem, which is mana. There are many times where I wish I had enough mana to fire off a few more shots, or put up my shield, or even ulti someone into my team. I might consider using this in the future, based on how effective it is compared to other summoner spells.
Every other summoner spell? Don't touch them. If I start seeing Smite/Revive Urgots, I will hunt you down, preferably with Acid Hunters.
6. Items
Alright, lets cut out the bells and whistles, and get down to the build.
Core Build
Chalice of Harmony
(Note: You only need this if you do not have the proper mana regen runes, or you spam rockets out the *** early game. It's a personal choice.)
Mercury's Treads
The Brutalizer
Randuin's Omen OR Frozen Mallet (Or just buy both, your call.)
Guardian Angel
Atma's Impaler/ The Black Cleaver/ The Bloodthirster/ Hextech Gunblade
There it is. If the rest is TL;DR for you, get out of here already and play Urgot. The rest of this is mostly theorycraft and explainations.
So, here's the rationale:
Urgot's BIGGGEST 3 essentials to being useful in game are as follows
Attack Damage/CDR (This is how you will max your damage)
Health/Armor/MR (General Survivability)
The mana we have mostly covered, what with masteries, runes, and maybe clarity if you're into that sort of thing. That leaves Attack Damage/CDR and Survivability.
Early game, your damage is incredible. If you can land your Acid Hunter and NCC combo, say goodbye to any squishy stupid enough to be in lane. At level 5, Acid Hunter will eat through anything, be it minions or champions.
However, as the game drags on, you will find you will become extremely squishy, and become quite the focus of attention for your rocket spamming antics. Your DPS will begin to shrink as well. This is when you switch to a tankier build, as you will need the survivability to survive your ulti, or any focusing that you may attract. In a way, he builds not unlike Pantheon.
Starting Items
Doran's Ring + Health Potion
Meki Pendant + 2x Health Potion (If you want Chalice)
Your early game can be very mana intensive. Your Acid Hunter + Noxian Corrosive Charge combo is expensive. There are barely mana items in the game that seem to offer anything Urgot needs (No, AP build doesn't work, I'll explain that later). So, instead of trying to invest in that, we shall purchase mana regen to keep your spammable rockets flying. Dorans gives you health and mana regen, perfect to keep you in lane.
Harass when possible, but other than that, try not to waste your Acid Hunters. Just play a bit passive and last hit. If they get cocky, a few Acid Hunters will set them back in line. If you're getting pushed back to the tower, use your Acid Hunter to land last hits. In general, stay smart, play safe until about lvl 6, but get your harassment in.
On your first trip back, build:
Chalice of Harmony if you went with the Meki Pendant.
After that, or if you skipped the Chalice, build
Mercury's Treads(unless their team is low on Crowd Control or magic, in which case, buy Boots of Swiftness.)
After that, your third item will decide the rest of your build:
The Brutalizer
Brutalizer works good with Urgot. Can't go wrong with extra AD, Armor Pen, and CDR. If you're able to get some CDR runes, with Brutalizer, you can get your Acid Hunter down to a nearly 1 second cooldown. However, Ghostblade is a terrible item for Urgot, but you're not going to upgrade it until the rest of your build is complete anyways.
I used to recommend Rageblade, but I do not find it as good on Urgot as Brutalizer is. If you're trying a hybrid build, go for it though.
Mid Game
Randuin's Omen / Frozen Mallet/ Banshee's Veil
Mid game you need health as fast as possible, before your early game tankiness wears off. Frozen Mallet will let you survive late game, and give you a slow for your autoattacks, with or without your shield. This will allow you to kite with impunity. It also adds on a healthy chunk of AD, and it synchronizes well with your Atmas Impaler if you choose to buy it later on. Randuins on the other hand, can give you armor, health, regen, and CDR, which is just as effective at keeping you alive as Mallet against Physical DPS heavy teams. The active can be helpful if you ult into the enemy team, slowing their attack speed and movement speed. Both are a good choice. With CDR runes, you can hit your maximum CDR, and get a 1.2 second cooldown on your Acid Hunter, immensely improving your game.
Oh yeah, Banshees Veil. Good choice for anything, really. Need MORE CC protection? Try getting this. It's not worth buying the other two if you're stun-chained all game.
Late Game
(Note your next two items depend heavily on how your enemy team stacked their items. If they went all out offense, will little or no tankiness, go Guardian Angel. If not, go to the next step, and get Guardian Angel last.)
Guardian Angel
This will allow you to be more risky with your ultimate, and give you another huge chuck of survivability on top of your shield and your Ulti's buff. This is THEE most powerful tank item in late game, and if your entire team buys one, it will give the enemy team a hell of a time trying to kill you all. A great item for any build.
Atma's Impaler/ The Black Cleaver/ Hextech Gunblade/ The Bloodthirster
Your damage suffers horrible into late game, and if their team has survivability items you will find your Rape Rockets will be more like Gentle Hug Rockets. We cannot have this. You need to still be a feared, 4-legged robotic presence at all times during the teamfights. You need to beef your damage to stay in the game. Atmas can make you slightly tankier, and give very good damage partnered with your Frozen mallet, about the same as a free BF Sword. If you want even MORE damage though, Cleaver is your choice. Cleaver will reduce enemy armor massively, and syncs with your Rageblade's attack speed bonus. Your attacks will hit hard, and the reduction means your missiles hit even harder. Bloodthirster is nice, but you're not going to use the lifesteal. It does have the most AD in the game at max stats, so why not give it a whirl?
Hextech Gunblade might go well with Urgot, as the active is great for chasing and nuking people down, and it offers AP and AD as well. I am still testing is and will update later.


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"Fastball," said Tekulve, still bespectacled and gangly at 66. "Well, straight ball. After 101 games, there was no fast left in it."
The ball, which settled into an outfielder's glove, is lost to time. Tekulve's cap, the pillbox style with little yellow stars all around, is in Cooperstown. The memory of the scene at the Pittsburgh airport, where the Pirates returned from Baltimore, remains.
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The streak, at last, should end this week. The Pirates are 79-57, tied with St. Louis atop the N.L. Central. Their pitching staff ranks among the best in the majors, and last week, they acquired Marlon Byrd from the Mets and Justin Morneau from the Minnesota Twins, two sluggers to fortify the middle of their order.
Clint Hurdle, the Pirates' manager, saw tailgaters outside the ballpark when he arrived six hours early for Saturday's 7 p.m. game. Morneau came later, checking the score when his flight landed, listening to the broadcast in the car and, finally, emerging through the Fort Pitt Tunnel, where he could see the lights from the sold-out stadium. He scrambled to find the clubhouse and reported to the dugout by the sixth inning.
"You're trying to get out there as quick as you can," Morneau said, "because you want to be a part of this."
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There was a time, a famous Pittsburgh native said, when baseball and football were equal here.
"I remember back when I was growing up, Willie Stargell lived next to my grandmother when they played at Forbes Field," said Dan Marino, 51, a Hall of Fame quarterback for the Miami Dolphins. "It was the city of champions. The Pirates were just as big as the Steelers then, and they had some off years."
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The Pirates were lurching toward 104 losses in 1985, and an announced crowd of just 3,133 showed up to see that game at Three Rivers, a multipurpose bowl that blotted out the skyline views that would make its successor a jewel. The sagging attendance cast doubt on the future of the franchise.
The cover of that week's Sporting News showed a sparse Pittsburgh crowd with the headline "Empty Hopes, Empty Seats" — and that was not the worst of it. That day, in United States District Court in Pittsburgh, Dale Berra, one of several former Pirates who had admitted to using cocaine, said that Stargell had given him amphetamines.
In the midst of all the gloom that day, Neil Walker was born in Pittsburgh, which was something of a miracle in itself.
Walker's father, Tom, had been a major league pitcher. After his rookie season, 1972, he had played for a winter league team in Puerto Rico with the Pirates superstar Roberto Clemente.
On New Year's Eve, Tom Walker helped Clemente load supplies into a plane for a relief mission to help earthquake victims in Nicaragua. Walker offered to go, but he was single, and Clemente told him to stay in Puerto Rico and enjoy the night.
The overloaded plane crashed, killing Clemente and four others. Clemente's casual gesture saved Walker's life.
"My dad says he remembers going to celebrate, then waking up the next day and it being like the pope died in Puerto Rico," said Neil Walker, now the Pirates' second baseman. "He said there were people on the beaches for days upon weeks, looking out, just waiting for something, for part of the plane to rise up from the depths."
As he spoke, Walker sat on a chair in the Pirates' batting cage while his brother and his nephew took swings. The wall by the door lists the Pirates' batting champions, and Clemente's name appears four times. The Pirates honor him with a right-field wall that stands 21 feet high to match his uniform number.
Andrew McCutchen, the Pirates' star center fielder, who could win the N.L. Most Valuable Player award, wore a shirt in the clubhouse for the campaign to retire Clemente's number throughout the majors.
"I think I'm here for a reason," McCutchen said, tapping the 21 on his chest. "To be wearing Clemente, to wear the same uniform, to represent the same town he did, definitely means a lot to me. It's great to be a part of this team."
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McCutchen, a Gold Glove winner, hit .384 in August with a league-leading .483 on-base percentage. He was the 11th overall pick in the 2005 draft, a year after the Pirates took Walker in the same spot. They were two of the few building blocks Bob Nutting inherited when he took over as the principal owner in January 2007.
"There was a lot of talk about small market: can you compete; how does it work?" said Nutting, who is also the chief executive of Ogden Newspapers Inc. "I think we made a commitment right from the beginning that we would never use any of those kinds of excuses. We came in with the confidence that we were going to find a way to make it work, because if you can't, there's no reason to be in this game."
The major league payroll stayed below $50 million through 2011. But the Pirates plowed money into the draft and international free agency in the final years before the collective bargaining agreement essentially capped teams' scouting budgets.
Picking near the top of the draft several times, the Pirates reversed an organizational trend by taking the best players available instead of ones who could be signed easily. Two Scott Boras clients — third baseman Pedro Alvarez, taken second over all in 2008, and starter Gerrit Cole, taken first in 2010 — received more than $15 million combined and have justified the investment.
Alvarez has 32 home runs, and Cole (6-7, 3.80 earned run average) has held his own in a stingy rotation. The Pirates have closely monitored Cole's workload, but General Manager Neal Huntington said Cole would be an option for potential starts in October.
Much of the Pirates' core still comes from players acquired elsewhere, and Huntington, nearly six years into his tenure, might have had the best off-season of any general manager. He traded for reliever Mark Melancon, who became an All-Star, and signed catcher Russell Martin and starter Francisco Liriano, who have made a major impact. It is a welcome change from the early years, when Pittsburgh regularly unloaded veterans for prospects.
"When I first got here, you're walking to the bullpen, and there's people with 'Trade Me!' signs and paper bags on their heads," said Jeff Karstens, an injured pitcher, who was dealt from the Yankees in 2008. "You're like, 'This isn't what baseball's supposed to be like.' But over time, it's developed and developed, and you see what happens when everything works together."
The Pirates had a franchise-record $66 million payroll this season, and Nutting added to it by absorbing more than $2 million left on Morneau's contract. Frank Coonelly, the team president, said the Pirates expected the payroll to rise again in 2014.
Generating Interest
The Pirates are averaging 27,288 fans a game, the second-highest figure in their history behind the attendance of 2001, the team's first year at PNC Park. Even after last season, when the team ended the year with a 16-36 skid to finish four games under .500, season-ticket sales rose by 15 percent. Only Detroit, St. Louis and Cincinnati have higher local television ratings, Coonelly said.
"What I see is that fans are again proud to call the Pirates their baseball team," he said. "We had lost that, justifiably so. All they wanted was to be able to wear their Pirates gear proudly and say, 'This is my team.' "
To sports executives, apathy is worse than anger; at least angry fans care. When the Pirates lost Barry Bonds and Doug Drabek after the 1992 playoffs, and Andy Van Slyke two years later, interest plunged. The Pirates finished last in the league in attendance in 1995 and 1996, and they averaged fewer than 20,000 as recently as 2010.
Walker, the second baseman, has been to two Steelers Super Bowls and has seen the Penguins in the Stanley Cup playoffs. He was 7 when the Pirates' losing streak began. He said he did not stop to notice it until he was playing in the minors.
"It wasn't something that people talked about, but at the same time, baseball wasn't really the thing to do around here," Walker said. "As kids growing up, in the summer months, it wasn't the big thing to get a group of people to come down to a game.
"You did that with the Steelers; you did it with the Penguins; you did it with Pitt sports and things like that. But after '92, it just kind of died down around here. Nobody really cared that much about baseball."
Jay Bell, the hitting coach and a former shortstop, has reminded players that this team is not his team from the early 1990s or the team that folded down the stretch the last two seasons.
These Pirates can carve their own legacy, and a simple winning record is not the goal.
Tekulve said his son, who is 35, wanted to be there for the Pirates' 82nd victory, to see the losing streak end. It will be a catharsis for the city, Tekulve said, a tangible sign of progress but nothing close to the feeling of a championship.
For the first time in decades, a title seems realistic. A winning record is just a milepost along the way.
"We're not going to go running around high-fiving," Nutting, the owner, said. "Is it a step we need to take? Absolutely. Is it better than not doing it? Good Lord, yes. But is it what we're headed toward? Absolutely not. The minute we stop and say, 'O.K., we've hit a small goal,' I think you take your eye off the prize.
"This is a team that can really show this city and this league something, and that's what I'm excited to see."
An earlier version of this article misstated a tunnel in Pittsburgh. It is the Fort Pitt Tunnel, not the Fort McHenry Tunnel.


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Overweight trucks, tired drivers spell death on highways
Truck-driver fatigue has gained media attention because of the New Jersey Turnpike crash that killed a man and critically injured others, including actor Tracy Morgan. Unfortunately, that accident is just one of hundreds of thousands of truck crashes that occur each year.
Every minute and a half of every day, a large truck is involved in a crash resulting in, on average, 4,000 yearly fatalities and 100,000 more injuries. Truck-driver fatigue has been recognized as a major safety concern for over 70 years, which is why Congress should focus on remedying safety problems, not creating new ones.
New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker has filed an amendment to the Transportation Housing and Urban Development Appropriations bill to protect rules governing rest periods and the hours drivers may work. It was introduced in response to language increasing the work week from the current 60 to 70 hours to over 80 hours. This is equivalent to adding an additional workday.
I understand all too well how quickly life can change due to a big truck. My son, Guy, was killed by a coal truck that weighed over 134,000 pounds, had insufficient rear conspicuity and absolutely no rear underride guard.
As a forensic engineer, I have reconstructed dozens of crashes in which overweight was a factor. Local truckers have told me they work too many hours with not enough rest. Some take drugs to stay awake, others just for fun.
I urge you to talk with state troopers, especially those who work on I-75, about this issue.
Roy Crawford
Love Larry Webster
Larry Webster's columns are just getting better and better, and last Sunday's had me laughing out loud as every new person was ridiculed.
From the old geezer, then Hillary, Pelosi and Chelsea to Rand Paul, Jeb and Cantor — he slices them apart with equal disdain.
The writing is very witty, and if Webster had a TV presence to go with it, then he would be ready for a wider audience, and should at least have his own late night TV show, preferably on the comedy channel. Then he could make some real money, and give us the inside scoop on a network television to boot.
Webster is a "first read" when I open the paper these days.
Trevor Brown
Sworn testimony for laws
Legislators often rely on the testimony of witnesses to give them guidance in drafting or voting on bills. It is frightening to think that we could pass a law based on falsehoods or half truths.
With that in mind, I pre-filed a bill June 25 that would require all testimony given to committees, subcommittees or task forces be given under oath. Currently, Kentucky law vests discretion in committee chairpersons to place witnesses under oath. In practice, my observation is that this discretion is rarely exercised.
It is the assumption that persons who speak in front of legislative committees will do so forthrightly and honestly.
However, witnesses often have a bias toward a policy being discussed or a bill being considered for passage. Holding witnesses legally accountable for their testimony makes it less likely that they would make statements that are not factual to garner support for their point of view.
In the 2015 session, there will be many critical issues, such as continuation of the Common Core standards and the allowance of medical marijuana, upon which the General Assembly will deliberate.
Legislators need to be confident the testimony at committee hearings meets the highest standard of veracity. Likewise, persons who testify need to know that they are being held to a high standard of accountability.
When both of these standards are attained, then the public can be confident that members of the state legislature have the most accurate information available to decide on laws beneficial to our commonwealth.
State Sen. Reginald L. Thomas
Safer, still scenic Ky. 32
In a June 17 commentary, Suzanne Tallichet of Kentuckians for the Commonwealth questions the wisdom of building a new section of Ky. 32 in Rowan and Elliott counties.
The merits of any transportation project are subject to opinion. Ky. 32 is a two-lane highway built in steep terrain 80 years ago and little changed since. Like many another 80-year-old road in Appalachia, it has narrow lanes and meager, unpaved shoulders. Sharp curves require reduced speeds of 25, 35 or 45 mph in multiple locations.
Yet it has to be used every day by trucks, school buses, ambulances and students commuting to Morehead State University, among others.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has proposed a new route with straighter, wider lanes capable of carrying more traffic, more safely. From among all the possible paths for the new route, the cabinet has proposed an alignment — not mentioned in the commentary — that meets public needs while affecting the fewest landowners and avoiding all cemeteries. It also avoids two pristine cold-water streams.
The commentary contains two errors: that "fill" dirt for the new road will be "scraped from the surrounding hills" and that the old road's scenic value will be sacrificed. As proposed, the alignment requires no "borrowed fill," and scenic preservation actually is one of the goals of the project.
But the public's top concern about Ky. 32 has consistently been safety, and the result will be a far safer roadway.
Chuck Wolfe
Executive director, public affairs
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet
A new use for courthouseWhile I agree wholeheartedly with historian Foster Ockerman Jr.'s op-ed about the need to restore the old courthouse in downtown Lexington to its former glory, I think we can go further to help focus the use of this historic building.
At a recent opening of a collection of historical art at the Hopewell Museum in Paris, a question was posed wondering why Lexington did not have a contemporary art museum. A number of us have wondered that for many years.
The presentation of art and its importance to a community speaks volumes about that community. A contemporary art museum in downtown Lexington will offer citizens and visitors alike an opportunity to enjoy, be entertained and be educated in a class of art which addresses the more recent world more than decorative art does.
A contemporary art museum provides a destination for visitors and would bring many of us downtown again.
Certainly, Lexington's political, business, civic and arts community leadership can join together to develop an art museum. We may need to be creative in an approach to develop such a museum and this can be done economically if we step outside the normal approach to museum offerings in today's art world.
It is time Lexington had its own museum, and this building and its grounds would provide a very interesting setting for an intimate one. Let us support Ockerman's vision and work to build a great museum for Lexington.
Woody Dugan
And an old one...
In response to the column calling for restoring Lexington's old courthouse, may I make a suggestion? The antique dealers were in Heritage Hall for many years and then at the tobacco warehouse. They have been disbursed and are now inconvenient to visit.
Would the courthouse not be an ideal location on weekends next to the Farmers Market? The city could charge booth rent and draw more activity downtown.
Robin Young
Ride-sharing companiesA simple yes or no, senator
I fail to understand why law enforcement or local elected officials continue to allow ride-sharing companies to invade the state. These new transportation network companies operate without insurance, pay no local business tax or permits and undercut small businesses and taxicab companies.
Local taxicab companies are required to undergo safety checks and provide adequate insurance on passengers. Yet these new companies feel that because they call themselves "ride-share" companies, they are exempt.
I contacted several of Sen. Mitch McConnell's offices after, in a recent Wall Street Journal article, some GOP leaders voiced support for Uber as a new technology. No response.
Perhaps others would write and find out if McConnell supports illegal cabs and where his opponent stands. Just a yes or no for small business or big tech.
Stephen C. Webb
Big Dog City Taxi
Clean up cabs to competeAs Uber and Lyft establish their ride-sharing presence in Lexington, I have been hearing increasing calls for government restrictions to protect the existing taxi businesses. Disruptive technology has a long history of improving life in America, and this new kind of transportation service should be encouraged. They, of course, should be subject to the same kind of vehicle safety and insurance requirements. But additional requirements would simply be protection for the taxi business.
If the taxi drivers in Lexington are concerned about the competition, perhaps they should consider how they could deliver more value to their customers instead of asking the government to restrict potential competition: reduce late pickups and no-shows and clean up your vehicles. And the city should resist any regulations beyond those required to ensure public safety.
Karl Pfeifer
Don't bow to taxicab lobby
Lexington and Kentucky officials should not be overly eager to regulate newly introduced ride-sharing services like Lyft and Uber, despite opinions of certain interested parties stated in a June 16 article in the Herald-Leader. The popularity of these ride-sharing services around the world suggests consumers are tired of the antediluvian and protectionist regulations of the traditional taxicab market.
In fact, "market" may be too strong a word, considering these regulations are made with the intent of restricting competition and empowering those already in the market, all in the name of consumer safety. Regulators diminish overall consumer well-being by artificially increasing taxi costs and reducing cab availability.
What officials should do is wait and give the market time to self-regulate, which Lyft and Uber will likely do if it means increased profits. Already they require certain vehicle requirements and criminal background checks for drivers. Officials can compare the results of this self-regulation to the traditional taxi cab market in terms of consumer satisfaction, and consider whether government regulation is necessary.
What Kentucky officials should not do is follow in Virginia's footsteps and ban ride-sharing services, which is almost certainly a result of taxi industry lobbying. This ban has led to disastrous results for drivers, customers and public employees who would much better serve society by focusing on more substantial crimes.
Kentucky should welcome 21st century ride-sharing innovations and give them time to improve operations on their own.
Ethan Rutledge


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John Quigg
John Quigg was one of the key players on the powerful Leopards' football teams of the late 1930's. Considered to be one of the best centers in Lafayette history, he was a starter on the 1937 championship eleven and on the `38 and '39 teams. He received All-American mention for his gridiron exploits.
Coach E.E.
"Hook" Mylin considered Quigg to be "the best
center he ever coached." Quigg also earned three
letters in varsity wrestling for Lafayette. After
graduating, Quigg became the first Maroon
gridder to participate in an Eastern Collegiate All-
Star football game, competing against the New
York Giants of the NFL. He signed a professional
football contract with Boston of the American
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Brand Names: Halcion
Generic Name: triazolam (Pronunciation: trye AY zoe lam)
- What is triazolam (Halcion)?
- What are the possible side effects of triazolam (Halcion)?
- What is the most important information I should know about triazolam (Halcion)?
- What should I discuss with my healthcare provider before taking triazolam (Halcion)?
- How should I take triazolam (Halcion)?
- What happens if I miss a dose (Halcion)?
- What happens if I overdose (Halcion)?
- What should I avoid while taking triazolam (Halcion)?
- What other drugs will affect triazolam (Halcion)?
- Where can I get more information?
What is triazolam (Halcion)?
Triazolam is a benzodiazepine (ben-zoe-dye-AZE-eh-peen) similar to Valium. Triazolam affects chemicals in the brain that may become unbalanced and cause sleep problems (insomnia).
Triazolam is used to treat insomnia symptoms, such as trouble falling or staying asleep.
Triazolam may also be used for other purposes not listed in this medication guide.
Triazolam 0.125 mg-GRE
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Triazolam 0.125 mg-PAR
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Triazolam 0.125 mg-ROX
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Triazolam 0.25 mg-GRE
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Triazolam 0.25 mg-ROX
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What are the possible side effects of triazolam (Halcion)?
Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficulty breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
Call your doctor at once if you have any of these serious side effects:
- feeling like you might pass out;
- staggering walk, loss of balance or coordination, very stiff (rigid) muscles;
- agitation, anxiety, confusion, slurred speech, hallucinations, feelings of extreme happiness or sadness;
- chest pain, fast or pounding heartbeats, feeling short of breath;
- problems with urination;
- vision problems, burning in your eyes; or
- nausea, upper stomach pain, itching, loss of appetite, dark urine, clay-colored stools, jaundice (yellowing of the skin or eyes).
Other common side effects may include:
- dizziness, tired feeling, daytime drowsiness (or during hours when you are not normally sleeping);
- headache, depressed mood, memory problems;
- numbness or tingly feeling;
- feeling nervous, excited, or irritable;
- changes in your menstrual periods;
- mild itching; or
- increased or decreased interest in sex.
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
What is the most important information I should know about triazolam (Halcion)?
Triazolam may be habit-forming and should be used only by the person for whom it was prescribed. Keep the medication in a secure place where others cannot get to it.
Before taking triazolam, tell your doctor if you have any breathing problems, glaucoma, kidney or liver disease, myasthenia gravis, or a history of depression, suicidal thoughts, or addiction to drugs or alcohol.
Triazolam may cause a severe allergic reaction. Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficult breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
Some people using this medication have engaged in activity such as driving, eating, or making phone calls and later having no memory of the activity. If this happens to you, stop taking triazolam and talk with your doctor about another treatment for your sleep disorder.
Contact your doctor if your insomnia does not improve after taking triazolam for 7 to 10 nights, or if you have any mood or behavior changes. Insomnia can be a symptom of depression, mental illness, or certain medical conditions.
What should I discuss with my healthcare provider before taking triazolam (Halcion)?
Some people using this medication have engaged in activity such as driving, eating, or making phone calls and later having no memory of the activity. If this happens to you, stop taking triazolam and talk with your doctor.
You should not use this medication if you are allergic to triazolam or similar medications, such as alprazolam (Xanax), chlordiazepoxide (Librium), clonazepam (Klonopin), clorazepate (Tranxene), diazepam (Valium), flurazepam (Dalmane), or lorazepam (Ativan).
Sometimes it is not safe to use certain medications at the same time. The following drugs should not be used while you are taking triazolam:
- cimetidine (Tagamet);
- conivaptan (Vaprisol);
- nefazodone;
- an antibiotic such as clarithromycin (Biaxin) or erythromycin (E.E.S., EryPed, Ery-Tab, Erythrocin);
- an antifungal medication such as itraconazole (Sporanox), ketoconazole (Nizoral); or
- medication to treat hepatitis C , HIV, or AIDS.
To make sure triazolam is safe for you, tell your doctor if you have any of these conditions:
- asthma, emphysema, bronchitis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD), or other breathing problems;
- glaucoma;
- kidney or liver disease;
- myasthenia gravis; or
- a history of depression, drug or alcohol addiction, or suicidal thoughts or actions.
Triazolam may be habit forming. Never share triazolam with another person, especially someone with a history of drug abuse or addiction. Keep the medication in a place where others cannot get to it.
FDA pregnancy category X. This medication can harm an unborn baby or cause birth defects. Do not use triazolam if you are pregnant. Tell your doctor right away if you become pregnant during treatment. Use effective birth control while you are using this medication.
It is not known whether triazolam passes into breast milk or if it could harm a nursing baby. You should not breast-feed while you are using this medication.
The sedative effects of triazolam may last longer in older adults. Accidental falls are common in elderly patients who take benzodiazepines. Use caution to avoid falling or accidental injury while you are taking triazolam.
How should I take triazolam (Halcion)?
Follow the directions on your prescription label. Do not take this medicine in larger or smaller amounts or for longer than recommended.
Take triazolam only when you are getting ready for several hours of sleep. You may fall asleep very quickly after taking the medicine.
Take triazolam on an empty stomach, at least 2 hours after a meal.
Triazolam is usually taken only for a short time. Call your doctor if your insomnia does not improve after taking triazolam for 7 to 10 nights, or if you have any mood or behavior changes. Insomnia can be a symptom of depression, mental illness, or certain medical conditions.
Do not stop using triazolam suddenly, or you could have unpleasant withdrawal symptoms. Ask your doctor how to avoid withdrawal symptoms when you stop using triazolam.
Your insomnia symptoms may return when you stop using triazolam after using it over a long period of time. You may need to use less and less before you stop the medication completely.
Store at room temperature away from moisture, heat, and light.
Keep track of the amount of medicine used from each new bottle. Triazolam is a drug of abuse and you should be aware if anyone is using your medicine improperly or without a prescription.
What happens if I miss a dose (Halcion)?
Since triazolam is taken as needed, you are not likely to be on a dosing schedule. Take triazolam only when you have time for several hours of sleep.
What happens if I overdose (Halcion)?
Seek emergency medical attention or call the Poison Help line at 1-800-222-1222. An overdose of triazolam can be fatal, especially if taken with alcohol.
Overdose symptoms may include extreme drowsiness, confusion, weak or shallow breathing, fainting, or coma.
What should I avoid while taking triazolam (Halcion)?
Do not drink alcohol while you are taking triazolam. It can increase some of the side effects, and could possibly cause a fatal overdose.
This medication may impair your thinking or reactions. Be careful if you drive or do anything that requires you to be alert.
Grapefruit and grapefruit juice may interact with triazolam and lead to unwanted side effects. Discuss the use of grapefruit products with your doctor.
What other drugs will affect triazolam (Halcion)?
Cold or allergy medicine, other sedatives, narcotic pain medicine, sleeping pills, muscle relaxers, and medicine for seizures, depression or anxiety can add to sleepiness caused by triazolam.
Tell your doctor about all medications you use, and those you start or stop using during your treatment with triazolam, especially:
- birth control pills;
- clozapine (Clozaril, FazaClo);
- isoniazid (for treating tuberculosis); or
- ranitidine (Zantac).
This list is not complete. Other drugs may interact with triazolam, including prescription, over-the-counter, vitamin, and herbal products. Not all possible interactions are listed in this medication guide.
Where can I get more information?
Your pharmacist can provide more information about triazolam.
Remember, keep this and all other medicines out of the reach of children, never share your medicines with others, and use this medication only for the indication prescribed.
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The Gingerbread Giant
by Amailia, Sydney, & Bethany
by Amailia, Sydney, & Bethany
I llike how you guys change your voices and the pitch what an awesome story.
I liked the voice of the gingerbread giant it sounds realy funny.
I liked how the you changed the pitch on the voices. I also liked when the ginger bread giant changed the fox into a strawberry cupcake.
Great story! I like hoe you did a giant ginngerbreadman instead of doing a little one. I also like the sounds in it.
I liked how the the gingerbread boy got to be huge.
Very funny story I liked when the voices changed.
Great job on the voices & I really like your ending!
In the begining the music was to loud so it was hard to hear otherwise it was good.
I loved it! The voices were great
I liked your voices it was good it was funny. Your music stoped it was hard to hear your voises in the begining. But it was good. nice Job!
Sydeny, Amalia, and Bethany, Nice job on your podcast! I liked it when you changed your voice. The only bad thing was at the begining the music was a little to loud. Nice story, you made it your own but it still was like the story. Again, NICE JOB!!!!
Here in Texas, we keep our gingerbread people locked up so they don't marry and reproduce. Sound effects were nice, but what's with all the spitting?!
I thought it was clever when the fairy dropped her wand.


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Hendon Rugby Club offers rugby for all standards of players and continues to provide a welcome for those individuals who enjoy a good game and the social side of rugby.
Our 1st XV compete in Herts/Middlesex League 1 and Hendon's 2nd XV play in Herts/Middlesex Merit Table 4.
During the season we train weekly on the floodlit, Premiership standard 4G astro-turf at Allianz Park, home of Saracens Rugby. New players are always welcome and can find out more by calling 07957 294767 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Hendon RFC is just 300 metres from Allianz Park and a great place to stop by on Saracens match days. Click here to find out more


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Britney Spears Heads To The Emergency Room! Reports Say She Had A Police Escort To UCLA Medical Center!
Britney, we're so glad everything is OK with you & your two boys! But doesn't a police escort to the doctor seem like a little much?
Update: Britney's rep tells X17 she was only at the hospital for a routine check-up. Phew! But .. um … why does Britney need a police escort to go to a doctor's appointment?
What is going on with Britney Spears? X17online is reporting that she is on her way to the Emergency Room in Los Angeles … though she doesn't seem to be in a very big rush to get there!
Britney left her Calabasas home at 12 p.m. (PST) and was being driven by her bodyguard and followed by by two other cars, according to the source. Britney arrived with a police escort, but the site says, "The caravan of cars didn't appear to be moving in a way that would suggest there was an emergency."
We really hope nothing happened to little Sean Preston or Jayden James! The site is saying, "Britney's children were not seen in the car with her, but it's possible they could be the reason for her trip to the hospital." We just hope this hospital trip is nothing like the last one!


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Natalia Spice is up for review today, and this is a solo site featuring a 20-ish Latina woman showing off her sexy, natural curves on her smoking body. It doesn't get too hardcore in nature at all, but you may not even need it with how cute she is. The content seems to be exclusive and is an even split between photo and video material. It's all part of the Pacino Network Pass group of sites, and you get full access to everything here for $30 a month.
Exclusive solo content.
Natalia is one hot Latina woman, and it makes for a fun solo collection of her material. She has curves in all the right places, and features a 100% natural body as well, which is quite appealing. Her scenes are pretty softcore, but they seem to be exclusive, and are definitely sexy.
Other Good Stuff:
Needs some growth still.
With just around 80 scenes currently, it's not that large of a site. Granted, the site is still growing, but it'll take a while to get any decent numbers. For now, it might be good for a few weeks of fun, but there's not enough to get real excited about.
No interaction with Natalia.
This was one of the bigger disappointments here. There's no personality or interaction with Natalia at all. There's no blog, diary, or journal. There are no camshows. There's not even a bio to read a little about her. Plus, without any scene descriptions (see below), there's almost no info on the girl at all.
Minor Negatives:
A very sexy girl, some exclusive solo content, and some network access are the highlights.
Natalia Spice wins awards for her looks and body, though her site is a lot more average in the end unfortunately. The numbers aren't great, the updates are a little slower than average, and there's not much interaction or personality here either. She's definitely cute and will win some fans just for that, but I'd love to see more available from the site itself before I got too excited. If you're already a member of the network, though, it's a no brainer to go see what she has to offer.
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Downloadable exclusive scenes featuring a sexy Latina woman showing off her 100% natural body.
Download Managers:
Yes, should work.
Channel Max: 9
Able to pause/resume.
Test Software: Speed Download
Download Speed:
Download Mgr: 1.6MB/sec.
Browser: 500KB/sec.
(299MB video, 20Mbps cable internet)
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Advertised: 100% exclusive.
My Opinion: Yes, it looks like they shoot all their own content here.
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(average size, HQ)
HD Video:
No HD quality videos.
Live Cams:
No free live cam shows.
Logging In:
User, pw, verification image.
Saved after closing browser.
Videos don't require pw.
Very easy!
Model Appearance:
20-ish female.
Natural boobs.
Model Info:
Solo girl site.
No bio info given.
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No notable extras.
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No music in most videos.
Several banner ads.
Pic Details:
Semi-pro photography.
Some airbrushing possible.
Good lighting, bright colors.
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All = 1600 x 1065
Sizes vary a little.
Streaming Player:
Medium flash player.
Must download to jump around.
3-4 second buffer.
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Okay quality.
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The directors of "trade control" and "consumer protection" in the Ministry of Trade and Industry, Ahmad Al-Khayat and Abdullah Al-Mis'eb have said the ministry continues to monitor around the clock the prices of foodstuffs in cooperative societies and other similar markets during Ramadan, reports Al-Anba daily.
In an interview with the daily, they said the sectors try to respond to consumer concerns and warn those taking advantage of the blessed month (Ramadan) to increase commodity prices unnecessarily, especially foodstuffs, that the ministry will be strict on referring the violators to trade prosecution. They affirmed that the ministry is equipped to monitor and control prices of commodities in the holy month and throughout the year, indicating 2,210 violations involving commercial cheating, prices manipulation, and cloned products were referred to the trade prosecution in 2014.
The directors also said the control department in 2014 received about 24,058 consumer complaints via hotline 135 while inspection centers in all governorates received more than 30,000 complaints. "The ministry since 2014 closed down 104 shops and 44 stores as of May 2015". It also referred "650 violations to the trade prosecution during the period", said the directors. They indicated the consumer protection department in May issued 3000 commercial licenses related to sale discounts, gifts, draws on coupons and advertisements to purchase real estate outside the country.
Meanwhile, the fish prices in the Sharq Fish Market have increased following the decision to ban the fishing and sale of fish called 'Al-Maid'. This has caused a huge shortage in the availability of fresh and seasonal fish in the market, reports Al-Rai daily.
Owner of Dalala offices Jaber Al-Failakawi explained that the price of 1kilogram of 'Balol' fish has increased to KD 10, 'Hamour' fish to KD 6 and 'Nuwaibi' to KD 4. The price of imported fish such as the Iranian 'Zubaidi' has been increased to KD 9.5 per kilogram and Pakistani 'Zubaidi' to KD 8. He revealed that another reason for shortage in the availability of fish in the market is the absence of many fishermen who have traveled to their countries to spend Ramadan with their families.
"It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed."
"Envy comes from wanting something that isn't yours. But grief comes from losing something you've already had."


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Previous versions, you can see all thumbnails ordered by capture date from the most recently to the oldest. But now, into a event (for example) the order is random (or I don't know what criterium is following), the first could be the last image, or is the last modified file, ....
How can I order as former versions?
I have v3.7.5 installed.