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Beachy set to return after final bullpen session
By Eric Single / MLB.com
ATLANTA -- Braves starter Brandon Beachy must go through one final bullpen session without incident before he makes his official return to the Atlanta rotation from Tommy John surgery that has sidelined him since last June.
Manager Fredi Gonzalez was "95 percent" confident that Beachy would start the series opener against the Rockies on Monday night, contingent upon the right-hander responding well overnight to Saturday's bullpen work.
"We flew him in last night just to make sure he throws his side here, and make sure that [pitching coach Roger McDowell] sees him and we see him and our people see him and be good to go after the side today," Gonzalez said.
Beachy was encouraged by his final rehab start with Triple-A Gwinnett on Wednesday, in which he struck out three and allowed two hits over six innings. He learned of Tim Hudson's season-ending injury after he had left the game.
"I was inside, just went over and checked my phone, and I had a couple of messages saying, 'Hey, did you see what happened to Huddy?'" Beachy said. "I found the video shortly after and it made me sick to my stomach. I felt terrible."
If Beachy is not able to start on Monday for some reason, the Braves would likely turn to one of their starters in Gwinnett or to reliever Kameron Loe, who had been starting for Gwinnett before joining the Braves bullpen during the team's most recent road trip.
Minor adds back-foot cutter to repertoire
ATLANTA -- The Cardinals had not seen Mike Minor in a regular-season game since May 11 of last year, so many of their right-handed hitters were surprised to see the left-hander challenge them inside on Friday night with a cut fastball that started inside and dove to their back foot in the batter's box.
"He's throwing a little cutter now," right fielder Carlos Beltran said after Friday's game. "He didn't have that before. That's another pitch that, as a hitter, he puts in your head. He was basically in the bottom part of the strike zone and did a good job."
The back-foot cutter was just one facet of Minor's dominant start, with St. Louis catcher Yadier Molina's solo home run in the second inning the only blemish over seven strong innings in the Braves' 4-1 win.
"I made sure I established in, so even if it wasn't a fastball, it was a cutter at the back foot, which makes them move their feet or makes them think in," Minor said. "They have to respect it, and then I think I had a couple of strikeouts with fastballs in, and they have to make a decision."
The pitch, which Minor said on Saturday was too slow to be considered a true cutter, typically sits between 86-87 mph at the beginning of games and drops a few clicks as his start goes on. While it has always been part of his arsenal as a back-door pitch over the outside corner to righties and a front-door pitch on the inside edge to lefties, Minor has only recently developed the confidence to throw it low and inside to righties in game situations.
It resurfaced for good in his July 3 start against Miami, and since that game, Minor is 2-2 with a 2.62 ERA and only two home runs allowed, one on a four-seam fastball to Miami's Justin Ruggiano and one on the changeup he left over the plate to Molina on Friday night.
"I gave up a lot of home runs last year on it, so I kind of just canned it," Minor said of the cutter. "Lately, [catcher Brian McCann] has been calling it more, and I know when he calls it, it's either down at the knees for a strike or it's a ball. I just make sure, 'Hey, if you're going to throw this, you're going to make sure it's in and make sure it's down. You're not going to leave it up.'"
Slowly, Minor is building up trust in his ability to bury the cutter and limit mistakes against right-handed hitters to add another option to the arsenal of pitches and locations with which the lefty has stumped batters.
"Beginning of the year in the bullpens, I was throwing some good ones, but I was too scared to throw it in the game because I had flashbacks to Spring Training of the ball going straight down the middle," Minor said. "But I took a chance, I started throwing it in 0-0 counts. It's got a little bit of movement, and that's all you need."
Worth noting
• Paul Maholm played light catch for the second straight day on Saturday, but the veteran left-hander is still in the early stages of returning from a left-wrist contusion that forced his early exit from his July 20 start in Chicago.
Maholm was slotted to head to the 15-day disabled list on Thursday while left-hander Alex Wood took his place in the rotation, but Tim Hudson's season-ending injury the night before eliminated the need for a roster move. Maholm could still hit the DL in a few days when the Braves activate a starter for Monday night's game.
• Wood came through his start last Thursday free from any of the issues with the cuticle of his left index finger that plagued him in his first Major League start on June 18. A callous on the finger that had developed from the way Wood holds his curveball softened during the rookie's time in the bullpen, leading the cuticle to cut and bleed during Wood's return to a starting role at the time.
Wood said on Saturday that he threw plenty of curveballs during the bullpen sessions sandwiched around his start last week with Triple-A Gwinnett before returning to the mound for his second Major League start. He threw 90 pitches over 4 1/3 innings, striking out five and allowing eight hits in the Braves' 7-4 loss.
• Jordan Schafer ran on the outside edge of the infield before Saturday's game after encouraging results from his straight-line running the day before. Meanwhile, B.J. Upton took a couple of sprints to first base out of the batter's box, testing the effect of acceleration on his strained right adductor muscle.
Eric Single is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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After I watched Joe Ballantyne's "Windows 8 kernel debugging: New protocols and certification requirements", I found Visual Studio 2012 is fully integrated with Windbg.
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Flam Chen combine modern dance, stilt walking, fire dancing, experimental theater and aerial dance with colorful costumes, modern projection technology and electronic music. They lead Tucson's annual All Souls Procession, an annual participatory street festival. They expect 50,000 people to attend this year's procession and 30,000 will participate in some way. This event trains new performers, then draws them into the streets for a weekend-long 'Day of the Dead' style festival.
The troupe performed twice at Art Outside 2012. On Friday night, they performed Rites Of Spring, which artistic director Nadia Hagen calls one of their seminal works. About every five years, the troupe revives and revises it for new audiences. This year's combined fire, quadruped 'stilt walkers' dressed like insects, and even a gorgeous aerial silk performance. In keeping with their work at the Procession, they taught over 50 new stilt walkers their first steps during the course of the weekend.
Flam Chen returned to close out Art Outside's Sunday night. As the brilliant remixer Pumpkin finished a high-energy set, six members of Flam Chen appeared among the crowd wearing bright balaclavas, with the men's woven masks looking like devils (or perhaps a Mexican Guy Fawkes). They cavorted, flipped, and danced then led the crowd into dancing with them. Finally, they encouraged the entire festival into a gigantic howling, ohm-chanting group hug.
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Case introduces home-buying assistance program for employees
Employer-Assisted Housing Program can benefit faculty, staff and Cleveland
Making good on its commitment to build community partnerships and contribute to the Cleveland renaissance, Case Western Reserve University is launching a new program that provides financial assistance to employees purchasing homes in the city.
Through its new Employer-Assisted Housing Program (EHP), Case will provide full-time, regular university employees up to $15,000 toward the purchase of a home near Case and up to $10,000 toward the purchase of a home anywhere in the City of Cleveland.
In addition, full-time, regular Case employees who already own houses in Cleveland may be eligible to receive up to $1,000 toward renovations.
The innovative partnership between Case, the City of Cleveland, University Circle Incorporated and other local community development corporations, in consultation with Fannie Mae, is partly the result of Case's "Great Universities and Their Cities" colloquium. The conference last year focused on "town-gown" partnerships, and one breakout session focused on how universities can contribute to the revitalization of their cities, particularly through homebuyer programs.
"Case Western Reserve University has unveiled a proactive home buying assistance program for Case employees that provides critical financial support to open the door for homeownership and home repair opportunities in the adjacent University Circle neighborhood as well as neighborhoods throughout the City of Cleveland," said Mayor Jane L. Campbell. "I invite other area community institutions and stakeholders to follow Case's lead as we revitalize our City neighborhoods and build toward our 1,500 unit housing goal."
The mayor joined Case in announcing the program today during the grand opening of and groundbreaking for two new Famicos Foundation developments, Heritage Lane Historic Homes and Heritage Lane Townhouses, respectively. These two developments in the 1400 block of East 105th Street feature 13 duplexes renovated into custom, single-family homes, one newly constructed single-family home and 12 new townhouses to be constructed.
"Case is pleased to offer this program that supports not only our employees, but also our city," said Jacklyn J. Chisholm, Ph.D., Case associate vice president for community partnerships. "The program represents a true partnership between the university and several organizations and businesses that contributed to its development."
In addition to Famicos, Case is working on EHP with the Consortium for Economic and Community Development, Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp., Glenville Development Corp., Little Italy Redevelopment Corporation, Living in Cleveland Center and Northeast Neighborhood Development Corp.
As part of EHP, Case is teaming with several lenders to offer reduced mortgage rates and special offers for employees. Case also is partnering with local realtors to help employees find eligible housing.
The highest EHP award is available to Case employees who buy homes in designated Cleveland wards 6, 7, 8 and 9. These neighborhoods, adjacent to campus, run roughly from the lakefront south to Euclid Avenue and from Chester, Payne and Superior avenues on the west to 131st Street on the east.
The $15,000 is provided over a six-year period, with the first installment of $7,500 to be paid into escrow and used as a down payment and/or for closing costs. The remaining five payments of $1,500 each are distributed annually.
Similarly, employees eligible for $10,000 will receive a first payment of $5,000 in escrow to be used as a down payment or to cover closing costs, with five payments of $1,000 each annually.
For more information on EHP, contact Case's Human Resources department at 216-368-6781 or the Center for Community Partnerships at 216-368-3909.
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For those of you asking: I think it's called 'Porn For Women' because most women, straight and gay, would get more pleasure from this than the horrible, aggressive and frankly painful-looking sex that passes for 99% of the 'porn' on here. Believe it or not, most women don't actually enjoy having the foreplay bypassed completely before being mechanically rammed senseless from various ridiculous angles by a gurning, grunting, neanderthal with a huge cock. Those 10 minute screaming 'orgasms'? Er, they're fake – there's your clue. Most of them sound like they're in pain. We also don't actually enjoy 'playfully' smacking our own asses, and we have hardly any nerve endings in our vaginas. And that's why this is Porn For Women. Wise up, fellahs.
I don't get on thing. and i have seen it in straight and Lesbian porn What is this putting the hand around the throats while having sex That turns me off. that is what I call abusive sex same thing with Slapping Asses its abusive. sex
Thanks for the explanation. Does this type of porn turn women on?
"hardly any nerve endings in our vaginas" yeah, not true. you'd get a straight F in biology for that :D your vag is one of the most sensitive parts, much much more sensitive than a dick.
I miss kissing & touching, feeling everywhere. Going down on her pussy. My wife only wants to fuck. I miss all the fun!
me to
For what it's worth, I am a guy, and I agree. I don't see the appeal in the grunting brute mechanical porn. Also, the screams of pain are a great turn-off. It is clear that the women in those vids aren't enjoying it at all. This is good porn though (as Viv-Thomas' vids usually are). I think the girl with the headband (can't remember her name) is an actual lesbian. I don't know about the other one.
Well said.
the clitoris has more nerve ending than a whole penis...
i am very very hot and wet
i love fingering a girls arse while i lick her cunt, just so enjoyable for us both and means i have a chance of getting my cock into it later.
My wife loves having her asshole fingered while I eat her pussy - she can't take it for more than a moment or two and then she cums for about two minutes (no lie) with a few of those little laughs like this women did if I touch her nipples or lick her asshole as she fingers her pussy like mad once she starts cumming (when she's not screaming so loud that the whole neighborhood hears it). I'm really fortunate. :)
fuck me
i will as you wish
Hotmattie.. Did you and your bff molly get it on? Lol
very good
I love it, so much beauty in it. Sometimes I think I'm not a guy, I'm rather a lesbian woman trapped in a man's body.
Amazing! I want that tongue in my ass and then a finger while my pussy is licked and sucked.
I always finger my husband's butthole during sex and the girls that i have fun with too.
uh, you know ungay men don't get fingered in the ass?
White Hair band Girl works in FEMALEAGENT
the lady with long hair is jana miartusova :)
mooie muziek
I'm wet (;
Okay they were either in love or fucking great actors cuz that was kinda like the best Les porn ever .
You can hear the camera man breathing deep in the back
Very nice....god that teeny one has one helluva sweet little bod. Perfect bikini country :D
Sexy as fuck
what is the name of the lesbian shown first??
I don't get it. It's titled "Porn for woman". If it's for woman, where are the men? Should have been title "Porn for lesbos". Straight women want porn, too!
I love her she is so Good kissing guao she really knows how to please a lady . I enjoyng the conexión betwen them .
exelentes videos para nosotras las mujeres..
That was hot. Im so wet right now. Im bi curious but after watching these videos I want to go down on some hit girl like that.
I wanna Jump in between them
One of the girls name is Nella. She does girl-girl scenes only. She is pure lesbo. Most of Viv Thomas new productions are girl on girl.
and the girl with the ponytail is the woman in all his videos i. am. in. love. and i'm a married mom *le sigh*
ann. can i lick asshole....
me gusta
there was an old vid like 2 years ago high seduction of lantino maid anyone know it ??
see take off Bra see Booss stanley
They should do it out side of the working building and do it in public
Hot looking Girls
Wingwanker how about you get your cock to me I hungry for sex
Erotic, playful so sensual ..... get a boner every time
I wish i could kiss her and suck her boobs
I would love to be on that beach as those two girl go at it. I just love watching this because i would love to due this with two girls
Sweet pussy
Women don't like being banged hard like in the hardcore video. We like soft romantic sex.
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You mean "Lesbian Porn"
I want to get licked like that
I love this vidoe!
I wish my wife kissed me like that.
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....einfach nur schön die beiden zu "beobachten"..... so zärtlich.....
nice pussy and tits
nice girls!
Love it so horny
what a sweet and sensitive ending :)I would love to meet such female lover..;)
Omigawd I love this chick... Look me up Im a local in HB
very nice girls, i wonder from witch country their from ?
Oh fuck!! 1 of the best for sure!!
PERFECT! God, I wish I was the recipient here. I also wish there was more tit sucking videos. In most of the videos I see, tits get very little attention.
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Lover show say yes can I do that wait for you I will OK and kiss you
this is really getting me off
I like to get some
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One orgasm \o
very nice.... to capture her orgasm and see her breast get nice and full..... So hot.
Nur geil ....
This is such a great video. okay, viv thomas always does great videos (: but this is my favourite. i really, really like Jana Miartusova. she's so sexy. i would totally do it with her (:
como se llama la actriz mas joven??? es la mejor actriz de peliculas lesbi la aaaaamo
(lisa) cameron cruise is the other one...
VIVTHOMAS ..always the best!
this is easily my favourite. I came 3 times watching this. beautiful.
Well done.. Pay attension that is how to satisfy a woman..
I lick, I crave female
WOW! Viv Thomas needs to go mainstream and make a theatrical lesbian love movie, maybe something along the lines of Loving Annabella. People would be cumming in their seats just during the build up.
How horny is it to shower with a girlfriend. and yes tt it is so horny to see hands go down under panties especially when they are my panties. Di and I send heaps of photos via mobile phone of our cunts and fuck is it horny to see her cunt all wet and cummy.
Both women were hot and sexy. Perfect in every way. I like watching girl and girl. It amazes me how much girls like to stick their finger up the others ass. I really like it when they put their hand down their panties or in this case bikini.
Viv Thomas lesbian porn is the best.
boar very nice
bobbie - 8:21 is you and me. SO hot! love it!
i enjoy your momma more.. learn from it!!!
I am with you Kati, christ I get so wet everytime I watch this video, especially on the beach when her fingers go under her bikini. We know how that feels Kati dont we. Kati I wish you were with me now so we could excite each other XOXOX
The girl who takes her top off first is Nella (Jana Miartusova). Don't know the other one. Any ideas?!
sometimes, i envy these woman, fucking themselevs, touching, carress, fingering, damn, it's just a dream, wish wish again
Yeah, what is the name of the one with long hair. She's gorgeous. I am in looooove!
Viv Thomas is such a genuis. These girls are clean and high class. no stupid camera recognition or the high pitch fake moans. this is actual movie worthy. it seemed more like a love story than porn.
Can I join in? I would love to lick, suck, love on.
whats the name of this girls
not sure why this is labeled porn for women... guys can enjoy women enjoying women as well. Plus a lot of women want to see a dick involved, so not all women are into this. But both were good looking women... the film jumped around from one scene to the next too much and it didn't flow very well, but specific scenes were hot. nice film but not just for women
the russian acent was a real turn off
Beautiful and exciting!
Great lesbian porn
Who are these two fine women?!
I love lesbian couples :-)
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Voalte's top nurse gets Nebraska job
Voalte, the Sarasota-based company that put smartphones to work in hospital communications, said that its chief nursing officer, Teresa Anderson, was inducted as president of the Nebraska Nurses Association.
"Terry has been instrumental in aligning best nursing practices with our innovative clinical communications solution," said Rob Campbell, Voalte CEO.
The association represents more than 25,000 nurses in Nebraska. Anderson, a native of the state, plans to visit every Nebraska Nurses Association district and solicit feedback and suggestions on how the organization can advance the profession.
Anderson also is a member of the American Organization of Nurse Executives, the American Nurses Association, Nebraska Organization of Nurse Leaders and Sigma Theta Tau International. She also works for the American Nurses Credentialing Center in Silver Spring, Md.
Anderson has more than 30 years of nursing experience and has a doctorate in health care education from the College of Saint Mary in Omaha.
Manatee chamber seeks nominations
The Manatee Chamber of Commerce is taking nominations for its Small Business of the Year Awards at ManateeChamber.com/Nomination.aspx.
The awards will be announced at a luncheon on May 23 at the Renaissance on 9th in Bradenton.
Chase to work with CareerEdge
Chase Bank has joined CareerEdge, a nonprofit whose mission includes raising money for workforce development and training in Bradenton and Sarasota counties as a new partner and member of its investors group.
CareerEdge said Chase's support will help it build on its success in the health care sector and expand services into manufacturing in 2013.
CareerEdge's other partners include Bank of America, Jane's Trust and Sarasota County. Chase joins those contributors and seven other private and public organizations on CareerEdge's steering board.
Local architects have new officers
The Florida Association of the American Institute of Architects Gulfcoast Chapter, headquartered in Sarasota, has new officers for 2013. They are:
President, Jedd Heap, Carlson Studio Architecture; vice president/president elect, John Bryant, Sweet Sparkman Architects; treasurer, John Pichette, Halflants+Pichette Studio for Modern Architecture; secretary, Lisa Hess; past president, Tina Long-Forslund, TRO Jung Brannen.
Chapter directors are Marvin Mills, Jef Bartow and Brain Tekamp; state directors are Steve Panzarino, Brian Bradley and David Ways; associate directors are Damien Blumetti, Guy Petterson, Jennifer Reymundi and Phil Lenzen.
Glide does website for Andros boats
Glide Interactive has launched the website androsboats.com for Andros Boatworks Inc.
Andros is a custom bay/hybrid/offshore boat builder in Sarasota.
Andros Boatworks builds only high-end, custom boats on a limited production basis.
Andros Boaworks has worked since 2008 in a state-of-the-art, 28,000- square-foot facility, bringing lamination and custom rigging into a single campus.
Glide Interactive is a custom website design and marketing agency based in Sarasota.
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I would like to express my thanks to all of the residents of San Leandro who voted for me, walked precincts, made phone calls and contributed financially to my recent election campaign.
It takes a large group of supporters to make a campaign successful, and I will always be grateful to those whose efforts helped me win.
I also stand ready to listen to those whose views are different from my own. A council member is the representative of all residents.
I love San Leandro. Now that the election is over, I will put all my efforts into making good decisions to move our city forward. I will continue to be accessible to all San Leandrans.
Please let me know of your ideas and concerns. The success of a city is a direct result of the involvement of its citizens.
Jim Prola
San Leandro
Outlet stores placed in horrible location
I'm a business owner with about 30 employees at our Livermore Collier Canyon location being affected by the traffic at the new Paragon Outlet stores.
I'm ashamed that Livermore was allowed to build such a traffic screw-up on our already congested I-580 freeway.
It is costing businesses like ours several thousand dollars on driving time and lost revenue due to the neglect of planning — and stores profiting at our expense.
Opening weekend of the mall, I came very close to a major traffic accident with my family as several cars decided to stop in the second lane to attempt to merge into a stopped slow lane.
Several cars swerved to keep from hitting me and my family as I was stopped because of the idiot trying to merge.
Already there have been several accidents, all because of the single lane to exit the freeway.
Gary Pacheco
Need to examine living conditions
Christians have a legal right to practice their religion within Israel.
In the West Bank, Palestinians have local control in their population centers — including Bethlehem — so Christians in these areas are more affected by Palestinian leaders than by Israel.
Christians have been persecuted in Muslim countries — Egypt, Lybia, Jordan, Syria, Saudi Arabia. The writer of the Nov. 16 letter, "Praise support for West Bank village," needs to examine the condition of Christians living in Muslim countries instead of scapegoating Israel.
Norman Licht
San Carlos
Oakland being run by incompetents
Last weekend began in Oakland with the news of yet another homicide. The seemingly inexorable disintegration of civilization continues in Oakland unabated.
Criminals run the town, and the elected hierarchy in Oakland is helpless to combat the carnage. The people entrusted with the responsibility of running Oakland are incompetent, and more than likely resigned to the fact that their town will in perpetuity be the repository for an extraordinarily disproportionate number of society's swine, thugs, thieves, murderers, pimps, dependent incompetents, demanding and irresponsible cretins.
Oakland is just that sort of town; replete with every sort of aberrant, dysfunctional, violent, amoral, selfish, stupid, ignorant, inept, uneducated, destructive leeches who prey on the weak and unsuspecting, and destroy everything in their wake.
These homicides are traveling up the hill, folks. They will be in your neck of the woods real soon; count on it. There is no plan, no real willingness on the part of Mayor Jean Quan and the City Council to combat the scourge.
Jonathan C. Breault
Trapped in the right-wing bubble
The only thing I have enjoyed more than election night in the past couple of weeks has been the various "explanations" of the national and statewide results that have come from my compatriots on the right.
The lessons they appear to have taken from the voters' rejection of their visions for our country and our state have been that the majority of us are a pack of fools, "takers," fellow travelers, traitors and enemies of democracy and free enterprise.
Well, that's fine by me; no politician or political party has ever bounced back from a defeat by blaming the electorate.
So I say, stay trapped in your right-wing bubble. Stay disconnected from the real concerns and values of the majority. And, most important, continue to shrink in power and influence until your irrelevance is on display for all to see.
Richard Willis


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TypeLiqueurs, spirit-flavored
DescriptionProprietary venerable brand of Swedish punch liqueur (which see). The least smoky of the available brands.
Flavorrum, smokey and sweet
AvailabilityLimited availability. Produced and sold in Sweden. Known to be distributed in parts of Europe. Export and/or distribution unreliable. Regional.
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When people reach a certain age, they sometimes tend to loose contact with friends, family members and sometimes even reality itself. After all, many of their lifelong friends have already gone from this world to the next. Holidays, such as Thanksgiving, Christmas and the new year remind them of how alone they really are. One reason so many who still have the ability to think and do for themselves end up in nursing homes is because younger family members are not prepared to cope with the problems that are to come. The scriptures have a lot to say about these situations. Let's look at Acts 6:1-4 for a moment:
1 — "And in those days, when the number of the disciples was multiplied, there arose a murmuring of the Grecians against the Hebrews, because their widows were neglected in the daily ministration."
2 — "Then the 12 called the multitude of the disciples unto them, and said, it is not reason that we should leave the word of God, and serve tables wherefore, brethren, look ye out among you seven men of honest report, full of the Holy Ghost and wisdom, whom ye may appoint over this business."
I realize the verses I just read applies to widows. However, it applies as well to all of the brothers and sisters who have reached an age or a physical or emotional condition that causes them to look at life differently than they did before and possibly to look ahead and see nothing but darkness. We need to be merciful to such people and return that previous dignity to their lives. These people have not outlived their usefulness. We need to spend time with them, gleaning the vast wisdom embedded within their hearts. After we've done that, we can help them to see God is not yet finished with them in this life, and they can still serve with dignity and satisfaction.
If we do this and visit with them periodically, we will see a new light kindling within their eyes and hearts. This means they are developing a new life even in this situation they find themselves in.
There will be much less seasonal depression within our retired society if we will seek out those who do not receive regular visitors and assure them that God still has a purpose in their lives. They will then begin to see what Paul meant when he wrote "to be separate from the body is to be present with the Lord."
I personally have reached the age of many of those in nursing homes, but fortunately, the Lord picked me up out of my depression and showed me He has much work for me to do, and I will not stop doing it as long as he puts it in front of me. This Christmas season, I will seek out those who need words of encouragement and even salvation itself. I will work toward relieving those hearts of their discomfort and fear.
The main element in seasonal depression is the fear of not having friends and family around them at this crucial time in their lives. Won't you join me in becoming friend and family to at least one of these hurting people today? Our rewards will be in seeing the smiles on their faces as they learn that they still have much to do with the Lord. Let's work together toward stamping out seasonal depression this Christmas season. We will find it well worth while.


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Mount Bierstadt > Sawtooth > Climber's Log
Sawtooth Climber's Log
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|vimana aircraft
Date Climbed: Sep 23, 2015
|Snow Flurries :-)
|Posted Dec 25, 2015 4:13 pm
|sawed off
|fairly tame cruiser in the summer, a little snow might to wonders for this route!
|Posted Feb 18, 2015 11:48 pm
|Evans to Bierstadt
|The trick when I did this ages ago was finding the start from the Evans side.
|Posted Oct 28, 2013 6:15 pm
Date Climbed: Aug 27, 2011
|much ado about nothing. catwalk was a bit of a puckerfest, but I thought the actual climbign was pretty mild. Very cool place tho...
|Posted Dec 28, 2012 3:37 pm
|Fun Ridge Run
Date Climbed: Jul 5, 1996
|Nice little scramble. Very enjoyable and recommended route for picking up these two peaks. The exposure really is not great and none of the scrambling was difficult.
|Posted Oct 11, 2012 7:56 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 19, 2012
|Channeled Dave Cooper and stayed right on the ridge crest until the crossover to the N side...very fun scramble!
|Posted Sep 21, 2012 10:51 pm
Date Climbed: Aug 26, 2012
|Classic ridge traverse between Bierstadt and Evans...
|Posted Aug 27, 2012 1:17 pm
|Return to Sawtooth
Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2012
|(Bierstadt to Evans) Climbed this about 20 years ago and spent MANY miserable hours in the willows on the return from Evans. Was very happy to find that there is now a very discernible trail through those willows. It's still not a good trail; sank into mud up to my ankles, but MUCH better than bushwhacking. Was very sad to learn a fellow climber lost his life a few days after my climb while returning back over the Sawtooth. Even though a dry Sawtooth is a pretty simple class 2 climb, with a couple class 3 moves, the easy way back from Evans is down the gully and through the willows.
|Posted Aug 21, 2012 12:46 am
|Fun outting
Date Climbed: Aug 14, 2012
|Beautiful day in the mountains. Did the Sawtooth Ridge in both directions. Was a very fun climb. Took rope but absolutely no need for a rope on this route. Class III, fun scramble
|Posted Aug 14, 2012 11:12 pm
|New word: Gendarme
Date Climbed: Jun 5, 2012
|Can't think of a better way to expand my vocabulary than experiencing the word! Great hike on the Sawtooth Ridge today with EricD from Bierstadt to Evans. Class 3 is not so bad if you don't look down, but then where's the fun? Snow and ice were limited to shady areas under rocks, avoidable. Wind wasn't too bad and the rain clouds looked worse than they were. Great day for scrambling!
|Posted Jun 6, 2012 10:07 am
|East ridge of Bierstadt to Sawtooth to Evans
Date Climbed: Jun 25, 2011
|Awesome day for climbing, did the Tour De Abyss. Sadly witnessed a tragic accident on the Sawtooth that day on this route. Everyone be careful out there.
|Posted Dec 7, 2011 12:06 pm
|Ted Eliason
|Coolest Goat Encounter
Date Climbed: Jun 20, 2007
|Crossing the Sawtooth we had to circumnavigate between goats to get to the Evans side. Had avoided this ridge twice before because it looked fatiguing and possibly hairy from the summit of Bierstadt. Now I cannot imagine hiking Bierstadt without crossing the Sawtooth as well.
|Posted Oct 13, 2011 1:20 pm
|Fun hike
Date Climbed: Sep 25, 2011
|A nice easy 2nd class route with one 30' 3rd class section. I enjoyed doing a loop from the switchback at 13,300' on the Mt Evans road, up Bierstadt, and then over on the Saw.
|Posted Sep 25, 2011 7:46 pm
|Classic route!
Date Climbed: Aug 18, 2011
|Did the Sawtooth form Bierstadt to Evans with two other people from 14ers.com. Very fun route but I hated the downclimb on the loose face of Bierstadt. The Sawtooth ridge itself is a great class III route and the exposure not all that bad.
|Posted Aug 24, 2011 11:36 pm
Date Climbed: Jun 11, 2011
|The ridge was still mixed, with lots of snow on the East slopes. A fun route (except, perhaps, for the final bit of route-finding through willowy marshland).
|Posted Jul 7, 2011 3:01 pm
|Only did Bierstadt to do this
Date Climbed: Sep 19, 2010
|Fun scramble, perfect weather. Saw many people give up when they were so close to the end. To all prospective Sawtooth scramblers: that slope at the end is *not* as hard as it looks! DO NOT turn back!
|Posted Sep 19, 2010 11:12 pm
|Bierstadt to Evans via Sawtooth
Date Climbed: Jul 10, 2010
|Climbed Bierstadt via East Ridge and traversed to Evans via Sawtooth. Nice solid rock if you trying to stay on the ridge. Fun scrambling, nice weather, great view!
|Posted Jul 26, 2010 1:45 pm
|Sawtooth Rocks
Date Climbed: Jun 2, 2010
|Sawtooth route was definitely awesome. Highlight of the day by far. Evans is anticlimactic when you get to the top and have Van-Loads of kids and an entire Menonite Congregation searching for the highest point on the summit. If you don't care about named summits and the weather is nice, take your break on top of the West Summit, which is a couple hundred meters to the West and only 2 feet shorter (will gladly lug a 3 ft boulder to the top of it with some people for a nice shenanigan). You will have solitude and a more fun scramble to the top.
Resign yourself to a crappy route through the willows on the way back to Guanella Pass. All around good day though.
|Posted Jul 7, 2010 4:09 pm
Date Climbed: Jun 27, 2009
|Great route! Was very unexpected! This was a great route and highly recommended.
|Posted Jun 29, 2009 12:18 am
|Ted Eliason
|Worth the plunge
|I'de been to the top of Bierstadt 3 times before to look down the ridge and say nah. I was missing out. This was a very fun and not so hard scramble.
|Posted Jan 17, 2009 12:08 pm


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This poll is part of a continuing series of monthly surveys that solicit public opinion on the presidency and on a range of other political and social issues. Respondents were asked to provide their opinions of President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore and to comment on the controversy surrounding 1996 Democratic fundraising activities, the role of Bill Clinton and Al Gore in those activities, and the possibility of Al Gore's nomination as the Democratic presidential candidate in 2000. A series of questions about the status of the women's movement was also posed. Topics covered male perceptions of women, discrimination against women in education, the business world, and government jobs, and the meaning of the label "feminist". Respondents were also asked for their opinions on the correct age to marry, spousal responsibilities, and lessons that should be taught to young women. Other questions focused on the current tobacco industry and government negotiations, teenage smoking, infidelity in marriage, and how adultery is defined. Questions about major league baseball covered the designated hitter rule, inter-league games, league realignment, and the future of the position of baseball commissioner. Background information on respondents includes age of children in household, smoking habits, political party, political orientation, education, religion, age, race, ethnicity, belief that the world will end in 2000, and family income.
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OCEAN CITY – The proprietor of the Greene Turtle on 116th Street is offering a $500 reward for the safe return of a large turtle sculpture stolen from a small courtyard along side the building early last Saturday morning.
The turtle sculpture, which was been the centerpiece of the outside garden area along Jamestown Rd. for a couple of decades, was stolen around 4:10 a.m. last Saturday. The suspects removed the turtle sculpture and placed it in the back of a pick-up truck, according to video surveillance tapes from the outside of the popular bar and restaurant. Police and bar owners are in the process of enhancing the quality of the video tapes to gain a description of the suspects and the truck, including the vehicle's tag number.
Greene Turtle owner Steve Pappas this week said he is offering a $500 reward for the safe return of the beloved sculpture with no questions asked, provided the turtle is returned in good condition. The bar's marquee signs included a similar message by early this week.
"We don't want to press charges, we just want it back," he said. "Unless they destroyed it or damaged it, we won't ask any questions."
Pappas said police are confident they will be able to identify suspects and develop leads once they have found the time to scour the surveillance tapes.
"You can see the people and see the truck and we should be able to get the tag number once they have the time to enhance and refine the tapes," he said.
Cop-Biter Arrested
OCEAN CITY – An allegedly intoxicated Severna Park woman was arrested on assault charges last week after biting an OCPD officer trying to help her get home and stay home.
Shortly before 11 p.m. last Tuesday, OCPD Officer Michelle Hutton was dispatched to a reported unconscious female in a taxi at the intersection of 17th Street and St. Louis Ave. By the time the officer arrived, the woman, identified as Ashley Michelle Hubbard, 20, of Severna Park, was awake but was extremely intoxicated and unable to say where she lived.
Police made several calls to Hubbard's family and roommates and were able to determine she lived at 1701 Baltimore Ave. Officers followed the taxi to Hubbard's residence and helped her up the stairs as she was unable to walk on her own. Hutton then called Hubbard's roommate and asked her to return so police could leave the intoxicated woman in her custody.
While waiting for the roommate to return, Hubbard asked police to let her go back to the bar, which police refused. She made an effort to go back down the stairs, but the officers blocked her way. Hubbard then retreated to her room, but spun around and charged at police, who had to grab her to keep her from falling down the stairs. Hutton held Hubbard, who continued to struggle before biting the officer on her upper left bicep. Hubbard bit the officer through her winter jacket and shirt, leaving a visible bruise on her arm. She was arrested and charged with second-degree assault.
Back Door Slasher Busted
OCEAN CITY – An Ocean City woman was arrested on assault and weapons charges last weekend after allegedly slashing a man in the backside with a steak knife.
Around 4:20 p.m. last Saturday, two OCPD officers were on foot patrol in the 41st Street area when they heard loud screaming and stomping noises coming from a nearby unit. As they got closer, the officers heard more loud screaming coming from the unit. When the officers knocked on the door, a woman later identified as Cheryl Courtney Magee answered. When Magee opened the door, the officers noticed the apartment was in shambles and also noticed blood droplets on the floor in the kitchen leading to the bathroom. After seeing this, the officers asked Magee, "Is anyone else in here with you and is everyone okay?"
Magee allegedly responded, "Am I going to jail now? Because I didn't do anything wrong." The officers identified themselves and asked if anyone else was in the apartment to which a male voice called out, "I'm in here on the bed."
The officer walked past Magee into the bedroom where he noticed a large amount of blood on the bed. Lying atop the bed was a man later identified as Todd Caldwell Thomas, who was bleeding from the rectal area. Thomas told police Magee had woken him up from a sound sleep by burning him with a cigarette and lighter. When Thomas awoke, he noticed Magee standing near him with a steak knife in one hand and a pair of scissors in the other.
The victim wrestled Magee off of him just before police arrived. When questioned, Magee said, "He cut his butt on a razor blade that I left in the bed. I didn't cut him." However, a search of the bed revealed no razor blades. The officers then examined the victim and noticed burn marks on his back consistent with his story. They also discovered a slash wound that began at his tailbone and continued across his right buttocks.
After determining there was nobody else in the apartment, police arrested Hubbard and charged her with assault with a deadly weapon. The victim was transported by police to AGH and later released.
Fatal Accident Near Newark
NEWARK – The Worcester County Sheriff's Office is investigating a single-vehicle accident near Newark last week that claimed the life of a local man.
Shortly before 7 a.m. last Wednesday, a Dodge Caravan traveling north on Newark Rd. approaching Route 113 veered off the roadway, drove across a corn field, jumped across a 22-foot-wide ditch, continued across another corn field and railroad tracks before striking a tree. The driver, identified as Gregory Hudson, 41, of Newark, was transported to Atlantic General Hospital where he was pronounced dead. The investigation is ongoing. The Worcester County Sheriff's Office believes the victim may have suffered from a medical condition causing the crash.
Ate The Money And Ran
OCEAN CITY – A Frankford, Del. man was arrested on theft and drug charges last week after he allegedly swallowed a $100 bill he swiped from another patron in a bar.
Around 2 a.m. last Wednesday, OCPD officers on routine patrol in the 28th Street area observed a man later identified as Stephen P. Janson, 21, run out the front door of Mother's Cantina and abruptly turn right through a pedestrian walkway in the shopping center. Janson was followed by at least two other men, who motioned to police for assistance before continuing to chase the man.
Believing a fight was about to occur, the officers drove behind the shopping center where they encountered the two men chasing Janson. The two men pointed the officers in the direction of the Dunes Manor Hotel and the officers then observed Janson running across Baltimore Ave. toward the beach.
The officers went in that direction and encountered another man, who told them he observed the suspect heading toward the beach. Janson was ultimately found hiding underneath the hotel in a parking area. In the meantime, another officer who remained at the scene at Mother's told the first officer Janson was the suspect in a theft of a $100 bill from a female patron in the bar.
The officer chasing Janson found him crouched behind a pole in the parking area and ordered him at gunpoint to get on the ground. When Janson refused to comply with the order, the officer threatened to use pepper spray, after which Janson complied. When the officer questioned Janson about the theft, he denied any involvement and told police his accuser did not belong in the bar because she was "only 16 or 17 years old." He could not explain, however, why he ran from the bar and resisted arrest.
Meanwhile, the other officer brought the two female witnesses to the scene and they identified Janson as the thief. They told police Janson took a $100 bill belonging to them from the bar and when they questioned him about it, he put it in his mouth and swallowed it.
A search of Janson turned up no $100 bill and it is uncertain if it turned up later. During the search, police discovered a small amount of marijuana and a glass smoking device on Janson's person and possession charges were tacked on. He was ultimately charged with theft and malicious destruction of property for taking and then swallowing the $100 bill, along with marijuana and paraphernalia possession charges.
Incidentally, police checked the identification of the two female victims and determined they were indeed at least 21 years old and therefore allowed to be in the bar.
Motorcycle Accident Claims One
SNOW HILL – Alcohol and high speed are being called contributing factors in a single-vehicle motorcycle accident last Saturday that claimed the life of a Snow Hill man.
Around 10:15 p.m. last Saturday, Worcester County Sheriff's Deputies responded to the area of Paw Paw Rd. near Snow Hill in reference to a motor vehicle accident. The investigation revealed the driver, identified as Bradley Quillen, 20, of Snow Hill, was operating a Suzuki motorcycle on Paw Paw Rd. near Stagg Rd. at a speed deemed greater than reasonable.
The motorcycle failed to negotiate a curve, crossed the centerline and left the roadway, striking a ditch. Quillen was ejected from the motorcycle and killed. The investigation revealed Quillen did not have the proper class license to operate a motorcycle. Alcohol and speed appear to be contributing factors, according to police reports. The investigation is ongoing.
OCPD Seizes Large Amount Of Pot
OCEAN CITY – Two Baltimore County men were arrested on drug distribution charges this week after Ocean City police seized a significant amount of marijuana at a resort hotel room.
Around 10:30 p.m. last Sunday, OCPD officer responded to the Majestic Hotel after receiving a complaint about the strong odor of marijuana coming from one of the rooms. After approaching the room in question and smelling burning marijuana, the officers knocked on the door and confronted the guests.
The officers asked the two male guests, identified as Gary Herget, Jr., 19, of Glen Burnie, and Sean Michael Locklear, 19, of Curtis Bay, about the marijuana and they replied, "We smoked it all." When asked if they could come in and search the room, the suspects replied, "Sure. Go ahead."
A thorough search of the hotel room revealed nine baggies of marijuana, a digital scale and over 200 empty plastic baggies. Officers also searched Locklear's vehicle and found nine more bags of marijuana and boxes containing over 200 empty plastic bags in the center console. The vehicle, a 2001 BMW, was seized and both men where charged with possession of marijuana and paraphernalia as well as possession with intent to distribute marijuana. They were taken to the Worcester County Jail and later released on $5,000 bonds.
Inmate Charged With Arson In Jail
OCEAN CITY – A Towson man being held in jail in the Ocean City Public Safety Building for other offenses had arson charges filed against him this week after he lit a fire in his cell.
Around 2:45 p.m. last Sunday, Ocean City fire units were dispatched to the public safety building for a reported fire alarm activation. Firefighters arrived to find a small fire in the cell-block area had been extinguished by OCPD personnel before they arrived. Investigators from the Ocean City Fire Marshal's Office determined the fire originated in a prisoner's cell and listed the cause of the fire as incendiary.
On Tuesday, after the completion of an investigation by the Fire Marshal's Office, an arrest warrant was sworn out for Nikolas A. Spence, 21, of Towson, who was incarcerated two days earlier on other charges including disorderly conduct, trespassing and possession of marijuana. The new warrant charged Spence with first-degree and second-degree arson, malicious destruction of property, attempt to burn property and 11 counts of reckless endangerment.
The investigation revealed Spence, who had been incarcerated earlier, had allegedly placed toilet paper under the door of his cell and lit it on fire.
No Pretending It Didn't Happen
OCEAN CITY – A Pennsylvania man was arrested for assaulting police officers and resisting arrest last weekend following a fight downtown after which the suspect asked police to act like the incident never happened.
Last Sunday, an OCPD officer was on routine bicycle patrol when he was dispatched to a fight in progress near the Paradise Plaza Hotel parking lot on 9th Street. The officer met with a group of witnesses, one of whom said he had been hit in the head with a bottle. Meanwhile, another officer detained a possible suspect in the incident, later identified as David Anthony Verille, 35, of Peach Bottom, Pa., who asked the officer, "Can't we pretend this never happened?"
While the officer was questioning Verille, the suspect suddenly dashed away and ran toward the group of witnesses, who were gathered a short distance away in the area of the Admiral Motel on 8th Street. The officer questioning witnesses saw Verille charging his location shouting "[expletive deleted] this, I will straighten this out."
The officer told Verille to stop, but he kept charging, yelling, "I'm coming." The officer attempted to stop Verille, who shoved the officer in the chest, knocking him backward into the street. Another officer attempted to stop Verille, but he continued to charge at the officer in an aggressive manner with his arms flailing and screaming. Verille struck a second officer in the chest with his arms, shoving him backward.
Police were eventually able to take Verille down and place him in custody after applying leg sweeps and arm bar tackles, but not before he made one charge at the witnesses. Verille was charged with two counts of second-degree assault, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and obstructing and hindering.
Domestic Disturbance Leads To Charges
OCEAN CITY – An Upper Marlboro man was arrested on assault and drug charges last week after allegedly assaulting his long-time girlfriend in an uptown Ocean City hotel room.
Around 5 p.m. last Sunday, an OCPD officer responded to the Princess Royale Hotel for a reported domestic dispute. The officer went to the room in question and was greeted by a woman who was bleeding from small cuts under her left eye and the right side of her nose. The officer observed to room to be in disarray with a television, a table lamp and a tall free-standing lamp knocked to the floor.
When asked about her injuries, the victim reluctantly told police her boyfriend of eight years, identified as Neil E. Lawrence, 28, of Upper Marlboro, became angry with her during an argument and punched her several times in the head and face. The victim also told police the suspect shoved her around the room, which was why the television and lamps were knocked over on the floor. Lawrence was then arrested and charged with second-degree assault. A search of Lawrence incident to his arrest revealed a baggie of suspected marijuana in his front pocket and drug possession charges were tacked on.
Purse Snatchers Nabbed With Drugs
OCEAN CITY – A pair of Ocean City residents were arrested this week on drug charges after a search for a stolen purse turned up a significant amount of marijuana in their home.
Around 5:30 p.m. last Sunday, OCPD officers executed a search warrant on the residence of Michael Frank Savage, 25, and Marilyn A. Savage, 23, both of 7th Street in Ocean City, related to a reported stolen purse. The pair was identified as suspects in the theft of a $400 Dooney and Bourke purse and investigators got a District Court judge to release a search warrant on their premises.
When the OCPD officers searched the 7th Street residence, they did find the stolen purse tucked under a stand-up shelf, but the investigation also found a significant amount of marijuana throughout the unit. Because the search warrant included relatively small items easy to conceal such as a driver's license, credit card, sunglasses, etc., the investigation focused on drawers, cabinets and other discreet areas.
During the search, police found three small bags of marijuana in a chest of drawers in the master bedroom, as well as a ceramic smoking device, and a heart-shaped tin containing more marijuana. Also found in the same drawer was a small purse consistent in description with the one mentioned in the search warrant. Otherwise, the chest of drawers contained primarily female clothes and personal items.
In another dresser in the same bedroom, police found a glass jar containing a large amount of pot, two packs of wrapping paper and a large quantity of plastic Baggies. Those items were found in a chest of drawers containing mainly male clothes and personal items.
In the only bathroom in the residence, police found in a linen closet a metal smoking device with burnt marijuana in the bowl. The pipe was in plain view and not meant to be concealed. Because of the amount of marijuana found and the way it was packaged, both Marilyn Savage and Michael Savage were arrested and charged with possession with intent to distribute, possession and possession of paraphernalia in addition to the theft charges related to the stolen purse and other items.
Domestic Assault Arrest In Whaleyville
WHALEYVILLE – A local man was arrested for assault last week after a domestic situation outside a Whaleyville restaurant during which he allegedly knocked his wife to the ground.
Around 10:40 p.m. last Thursday, Maryland State Police troopers responded to the Oasis Bar and Grill in Whaleyville for a reported assault. Upon arrival, troopers learned the victim was assaulted outside the bar by her husband, James Truitt, 58, of Whaleyville. Truitt allegedly knocked his wife to the ground during an argument and fled the scene. Troopers found him a short time later at his residence and arrested him for second-degree assault.
Convenience Store Arrest Leads to PCP Charges
BERLIN – A Brooklyn, Md. man was arrested this week and charged with possession and possession with intent to distribute marijuana and PCP after being questioned near a Berlin convenience store.
Shortly before midnight on Tuesday, Maryland State Troopers assigned to the Shore Criminal Observation Uniform Team (SCOUT) observed a suspicious vehicle in the parking lot of Race Way Citgo in Berlin after normal business hours. The SCOUT officers questioned the lone occupant of the vehicle, later identified as Charles Frederick Keyser, 35.
According to police reports, Keyser's speech was slow and slurred and his response to questions was delayed. While speaking with Keyser, troopers observed an amber-colored glass vile in the driver's side door panel. When asked what was in the vile, Keyser responded it was cologne. However, when the officers opened the vile, they detected the distinct odor of phencyclidine, or PCP.
A further investigation of the vehicle turned up five additional glass bottles containing PCP. Keyser was arrested and charged with possession of CDS, possession of CDS with intent to distribute and possession of PCP with intent to distribute. He is being held without bail in the Worcester County Jail.
Holiday Checkpoint Nets Three Arrests
BERLIN – A cooperative effort between the Maryland State Police, the Worcester County Sheriff's Office, Ocean City Police and Berlin Police on a sobriety checkpoint during the Memorial Day weekend last week netted three arrests of impaired drivers.
A sobriety checkpoint was set-up on westbound Route 50 near Silver Point Rd. last weekend from 11:35 p.m. last Friday to around 2:30 a.m. last Saturday. During the checkpoint, a total of 697 vehicles were checked, with six motorists pulled to the side of the road for additional testing. Of those six, three motorists were arrested and charged with driving while impaired.


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ORLANDO, Fla. - Paul Millsap scored 18 points, Gordon Hayward added 17 and the Utah Jazz survived a fourth-quarter rally to slip past the Orlando Magic 97-93 on Sunday night.
Orlando cut the lead to one in the waning seconds, but came up empty at the foul line attempting to tie it.
Utah snapped a two-game losing streak with its fifth consecutive regular-season victory over Orlando. The Jazz played without point guard Mo Williams, who is out indefinitely with a thumb injury.
Arron Afflalo had 20 points, and Nik Vucevic added 16 points and 16 rebounds to lead Orlando, who has dropped back-to-back games since losing starting forward Glen Davis to a shoulder injury.
The loss also ended the Magic's three-game home winning streak.
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If anyone can't handle the commitment to their team, franchise, and city...it's no shame, and I can easily hook up a dude like AmareForPrez.
It's still super early in the season, and only record counts, not point total...so even DatPrinces 0-3 team, with an abysmal point total overall, can easily fight for a playoff spot.
The teams doing ****ty aren't ****ty because of their actual rosters. Plus, it's a wheeling and dealing league (thx to CoolClyde for starting the trend and breaking the trade machine outta the closet).
I'm absolutely pining for a 2 guard! I-leak Evans has gotten progressively ****ter since his rookie season. It's inexplicable.
Rip Hamilton's been injured since The Bronze Age, now Derrick Favors is doing me no favors because he's unfavorably f'ing injured.
Thought I would've got a lot out of Ty Lawson, too.
I'm prepared to dangle Nene's noodle in front of anyone who's feeling at all peckish, but he'll be worth a reasonably pretty penny. Otherwise, though he's currently injured, Derrick Favors is having a big season of le swat.
Somebody help me, if only I'd missed the draft like ****is and The Crust I'd be doing so much better.
How about Kevin Love?
Btw, it's actually criminal what happened to Horford for Rono.
Long-term, I honestly feared battling his team the most. Some powerhouse teams, but in the end, I feared his squad the most due to how deep and consistent it is.
Maybe he'll receive Ewing Theory treatment, though, and his team will perform all the better -- his bench really stepped up yesterday against me!
God damn it GG another week thrown away because of D Rose and his itty bitty toe hwurty
CP and Bargs will get healthy, though.
I'm honestly petrified Melo will ruin me this week. I sat him the first day, and he explodes, but then looks to get sorta hurt again....I feel like it could be one of those weeks where I play him and receive some last minute DNP, and/or he just ends up with some whack performances and several unnacouned DNPs and such.
I would play Melo unless you know for sure he's out, because D'cktoni always plays his best men with little thought towards injuries or burnout, because he has no answers or plays otherwise.
I would sit CP3 one more game, as Vindel Negro has a clue how to treat his stars.
besides, the Scorgasm team is solid and consistent and Tony Parkster is fluid.
Bargnanonina may play, being day to day, and Jerkin' 'Dick may not even be worth his time on the court.
best of luck fellas!
insane matchups.


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Nunavut's only land boundaries are with the province of Manitoba to the south and the Northwest Territories to the southwest and west; the The Arctic Ocean bounds it Nunavut to the north, Greenland (separated from it by a series of narrow straits, Baffin Bay, and Davis Strait) lies to the east, and Quebec adjoins it to the southeast across Hudson Strait and the northeastern arm of Hudson Bay. Its only land boundaries are with Manitoba to the south and the Northwest Territories to the southwest and west. Nunavut constitutes the greater part of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, including its largest island, Baffin Island. In addition, several islands are divided between Nunavut and the Northwest Territories (notably Victoria and Melville islands), and Nunavut's territory extends to numerous islands in Hudson Bay, such as the Belcher Islands. Area 733808,600 185 square miles (12,900093,000 190 square km). Pop. (19962001) 2426,730745; (1998 est.2006) 2629,500474.
Nunavut comprises two distinct physiographic regions: the Canadian Shield, comprising including the mainland and the islands around Hudson Bay, and the Arctic Archipelago in the north. The flat, often poorly drained lowlands of the Canadian Shield are underlain with ancient Precambrian rock more than 540 million 1 billion years old. Thousands of lakes dot the heavily glaciated surface. The Arctic Archipelago consists of lowlands in the south that rise to the Innutian Innuitian Mountains in the north and along the eastern side of Baffin Island. Barbeau Peak, on northern Ellesmere Island, is the territory's highest point, reaching an elevation of 8,583 feet (2,616 metres). Much of the archipelago is permanently covered in snow and ice, especially in the north and east.
The territory lies entirely within the Arctic climatic zone, with bitterly cold winters and cool to cold summers. Average daily January temperatures rise above −22° F (−30° C−22 °F (−30 °C) only in the eastern coastal areas, and in the far north and northwest of Hudson Bay they reach only −31° F (−35° C−31 °F (−35 °C). Average temperatures in July above 50° F (10° C50 °F (10 °C) are limited to the area west of Hudson Bay, while in the far north and along the northeastern coast of Baffin Island they do not exceed 41° F (5° C41 °F (5 °C). Precipitation is scant throughout most of the territory and falls almost entirely as snow. Annual precipitation levels of less than 8 inches (200 mm) gradually increase toward the east; the greatest amounts—more than 24 inches (600 mm)—occur on Bylot Island, just north of Baffin Island. Continuous permafrost underlies virtually the entire territory.
Nunavut lies above the northern limit of tree growth, and the timberline—which trends northwest-southeast just within the Northwest Territories and roughly parallels the border with Nunavut—is the traditional boundary between the culture cultural areas of the Inuit to the north and the northern American Indians (First Nations) known as Dene ) to the south. Tundra vegetation consists of lichens, mosses, a variety of flowering plants, and small, hardy shrubs, notably dwarf birches. The plant life supports small mammals, caribou, and musk oxen. Land predators include red and Arctic foxes, wolves, and grizzly bears. Seals, walrus, and polar bears inhabit the coasts, while beluga and bowhead whales and narwhals are found in coastal waters. During the summer months the tundra is plagued by mosquitoes and other biting insects, and millions of migratory aquatic birds nest in the territory; only a few birds live there year-round, notably the snowy owl and gyrfalcon and species of ptarmigan.
Nunavut is among the most sparsely populated habitable regions on Earth. Settlements are very small and are clustered largely in the coastal areas. Iqaluit, the administrative, commercial, and cultural centre of the territory, is the largest town. Among the other towns are Rankin Inlet (Kangiqting) on the northwest coast of Hudson Bay, Pangnirtung (Panniqtuuq) on the Cumberland Peninsula of Baffin Island, and Cambridge Bay (Ikaluktutiak) on the southeast coast of Victoria Island. Alert, on the north coast of Ellesmere Island, is the northernmost community in North America.The peopleThe
The Inuit constitute more than four-fifths of Nunavut's population; nearly all of the rest are of European descent. Because The language of the high rate of natural increase among the Inuit, their proportion of the territorial population is growing. The age structure of the territory is considerably younger than it is for the rest of Canada, and more than one-third of the population is younger than 15 years of age. Inuktitut, consisting of several dialect groups, is spoken widely. It has two writing systems: roman letters and a syllabic system developed in the 19th century by European missionaries. The territorial government recognizes Inuinnaqtun, an Inuktitut dialect spoken in western Nunavut and written in roman letters, as one of the territory's four main languages (Inuktitut, English, and French are the other three).
The origins of the Inuit living in Canada are obscure, but Inuit peoples people have been living in the region Canadian Arctic Archipelago for more than 4,000 years. The several dialect groups now present in Nunavut are all apparently descended from what is known as the Thule culture, a prehistoric maritime society. Thule peoples first arrived in the region what is now Nunavut about 1,000 years ago. Traditionally, the Inuit relied on trapping, hunting, and fishing for clothing and food; they lived in igloos, semisubterranean houses, or animal-skin tents.
Early contacts with explorers and whaling crews introduced new diseases and reduced the population during the 19th century. The fur trade was not well established in the Arctic until early in the 20th century; , but the Inuit adapted quickly to it, and they, like the Dene, came to depend on outside sources for most of the necessities of life. Construction activity during World War II and in the postwar years further affected their way of life. The Inuit adapted readily to the opportunities for casual employment, and many were quick to abandon the their seminomadic trapping and hunting existence for life in the settlements. Canadian government policy in the 1950s and '60s promoted this trend.The economy
that trend.
Nunavut is among the most sparsely populated habitable regions on Earth. Settlements are very small and are clustered largely in the coastal areas. Iqaluit, the administrative, commercial, and cultural centre of the territory, is the largest town. Among the other towns are Rankin Inlet (Kangiqting) on the northwest coast of Hudson Bay, Pangnirtung (Panniqtuuq) on the Cumberland Peninsula of Baffin Island, and Cambridge Bay (Ikaluktutiak) on the southeast coast of Victoria Island. Alert, a weather station and military outpost on the north coast of Ellesmere Island, is the northernmost community in North America.
Because of the high rate of natural increase among the Inuit, their proportion of the territorial population is growing. The age structure of the territory is considerably younger than it is for the rest of Canada, and more than one-third of the population is younger than age 15.
Aside from its people, Nunavut's greatest economic asset is its mineral wealth, which includes reserves of iron and nonferrous ores, precious metals and diamonds, and petroleum and natural gas. Exploitation ofthese
those resources is hampered, however, by high production costs and transportation difficulties. The federal government has participated in resource development mainly by providing infrastructure and assisting in the search for minerals. In addition, government agencies produce and distribute electric power throughout the territory. The government and its agencies are a major source of employment and income for the territory.
Turbot, shrimp, and Arctic char are fished and exported to southern markets from several communities in the eastern Arctic. Some Inuit continue to perform the traditional activities of trapping small mammals, fishing, and hunting sea mammals to supplement the imported food upon which they now rely. Some sealskins are sold to commercial garment makers. Sport fishing and hunting draw tourists to the territory.
Mining is the principal resource-based industry in the territory. Lead and zinc are were mined on Little Cornwallis Island and on Baffin Island near Arctic Bay, while gold deposits are until reserves were depleted in 2002. Gold deposits have been worked on the mainland at Contwoyto Lake, southwest of Bathurst Inlet. Government, however, is the largest source of employment. Trapping continues to provide income for some Inuit, and fishing and hunting of sea mammals also provides some employment. Arctic char are fished and exported to southern markets from several communities in the eastern Arctic. Seals and small whales are hunted for food, and some sealskins are marketed commercially. Sport fishing and hunting are major attractions for the small but growing number of tourists who visit each year.A diamond mine operates about 220 miles (350 km) southwest of Cambridge Bay (Ikaluktutiak). Significant yet untapped reserves of oil and natural gas also exist in the territory.
The largest source of jobs is the service sector, particularly such government services as administration, health care, education, and welfare. Many construction jobs have been available in both the public and private sectors, although substantial numbers of those employed are migrant workers attracted by high wages. Tourism, centred around the territory's natural attractions and unique culture, constitutes a small but significant service industry. Overall, however, the unemployment rate in Nunavut is higher than that in Canada as a whole. The territory derives the bulk of its revenue from the federal government, though it does collect income, consumption, and property taxes.
Nearly all passenger and much freight traffic is carried by air services. Settlements on the west coast of Hudson Bay and in Keewatin region are connected to Winnipeg, ManitobaMan., and those in the eastern Arctic are connected to Montreal, Quebec. Surface transportation for heavy freight is mainly by water. Fuel oil for heating and other bulky supplies are carried to eastern Arctic settlements by seagoing supply ships organized by the federal Department of Transportoperated by a number of commercial carriers. Government departments also supply remote villages and military installations along the eastern coastline.Administration and social conditions
Ultimate constitutional responsibility for government in the territories rests with the federal government in Ottawa, but most provincial responsibilities have been delegated to Roads connect a number of communities. Snowmobiles and all-terrain vehicles often are used for local transportation. The Inuit once traveled by dogsled throughout the region; however, dogsledding is now mostly a recreational activity. Satellite television and Internet connections are available to most communities in the territory.
The federal government in Ottawa retains the ultimate responsibility for government in the territory. However, a territorial administration sitting at Iqaluit exercises effective government power. This administration consists of a commissioner and a Legislative Assembly comprising 19 members elected by the people to serve a five-year term; elections for members of the first assembly were held in February 1999. The actual transfer of administrative responsibilities from the Northwest Territories to Nunavut was to be done gradually over a 10-year period.Nunavut is represented by one elected member of the Canadian Parliament. , who is appointed by the Canadian government and whose powers are largely ceremonial, and the Legislative Assembly, which is elected by the people of the territory. All members of the assembly are elected as independents, as there is no system of political parties. The assembly chooses a speaker, a premier, and a cabinet from among its members to form a government. The working language of the administration is Inuktitut, although English and French also are used.
The justice system is headed by a single-level trial court. Law enforcement is carried out by community-based policing services supported by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Nunavut elects one representative to the Canadian Parliament. The federal government controls all natural resources except game on federally owned lands and administers them through its Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development.Missionaries provided nearly all the Affairs Canada.
Most of the region's education and health care available in the territories services were provided by missionaries until the 1950s, but since then both have become mainly government responsibilities. The federal Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development cooperates with the territorial department of education in providing when the Canadian government largely took over those responsibilities. Today Nunavut's Department of Education oversees elementary and secondary schooling, and in assisting native students to pursue postsecondary education outside the territories. A number of postsecondary programs and courses are offered by Nunavut Arctic College in Iqaluit. Health care is provided through comprehensive territorial hospital and medical-services insurance plans.Cultural life
Modern forms of transportation and communication have done much to break down the isolation of life in the north, and contemporary North American popular culture is evident in most communities. Satellite television has made a wide range of entertainment and educational programs available to viewers in even the most remote settlements. Radio stations relay programs throughout the territories, and most of the larger settlements have their own weekly newspapers. Some have local television stations that originate programs for distribution in the territories. Large areas of the territory are set aside as protected areas, including Ellesmere Island National Park Reserve, Auyuittuo National Park Preserve on Baffin Island, and Queen Maude Gulf Bird Sanctuary and Thelon Wildlife Sanctuary (the latter shared with the Northwest Territories) on the mainland.
Many of the elements of the Inuit culture have been preserved. Public policy in the latter decades of the 20th century has encouraged Nunavut Arctic College in Iqaluit offers postsecondary programs and courses. The use of Inuktitut is promoted in the schools, and the federal Department of Indian and Northern Affairs Canada gives financial support for aboriginal education. Community health nurses, regional health-care centres, and a hospital in Iqaluit provide health care. The territory offers comprehensive medical insurance plans to residents.
Despite the impact of North American media and other modern influences, many traditional elements of the Inuit culture have been preserved. In the years following World War II, Canadian artist and author James Archibald Houston, with the assistance of the Hudson's Bay Company, was instrumental in the promotion and sale of Inuit art. Public policy has continued to encourage the development of Inuit traditions in arts andcrafts, providing
crafts—including stone carvings, weavings, and prints—providing an important supplementary source of income in some Inuit communities and making Inuit culture familiar to collectors worldwide.Broadcasting in Inuktitut is well established, and the written language is gaining in popularity.History
Vikings probably visited parts of present-day Nunavut during the Middle Ages, but there are no records of exploration until the voyage in 1576 of the English mariner Martin Frobisher to southern Baffin Island in search of a northwest passage to the Orient. Other expeditions in the 17th century also failed to find the route, but they added to knowledge of the coastal areas of Baffin Island and Hudson Bay. Interest in finding the route waned in the 18th century, but whaling ships became commonplace in the Arctic waters. The first recorded exploration of the mainland was by the English explorer Samuel Hearne, who in 1770–72 journeyed from the west coast of Hudson Bay to the mouth of the Coppermine River on the northern coast. Other inland explorations were mainly the work of Montreal-based fur traders. In the 19th century there was renewed interest in a northwest passage. Sir John Franklin and others explored much of Mackenzie District (now largely the regions of Fort Smith and Inuvik in the Northwest Territories and Kitikmeot in Nunavut) and mapped parts of the northern coastline during the early 1820s, work that Thomas Simpson continued in 1838–39. Searchers for the lost Franklin expedition of 1845–48 explored and mapped other parts of the eastern Arctic in the following decade. Later a series of expeditions attempted to reach the North Pole; such exploits continued into the 20th century but by then were overshadowed by more practical activities directed at identifying the resource potential of the Canadian North.
Settlements were first established to serve the whaling fleets and fur traders. Missionaries became active in the eastern Arctic toward the end of the 19th century. No resident administrative authorities were established within the present limits of Nunavut until the 20th century. Responsibility for the mainland territories that drain into Hudson Bay, known as Rupert's Land, was vested in the Hudson's Bay Company. The remaining part of the mainland, the North-Western Territory, was under nominal British rule until 1870, at which time both it and Rupert's Land were ceded to Canada. In 1880 the Arctic islands claimed by Britain were also placed under Canadian jurisdiction. Separation of the Yukon Territory, creation of new provinces, and enlargement of other provinces reduced the Northwest Territories to its pre-1999 limits by 1912. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police were made responsible for maintaining law and order and for providing whatever governmental administration was required in the area.
Fur traders, missionaries, and the police directed the life of the Northwest Territories until the 1920s, when discovery of oil near Fort Norman on the Mackenzie River prompted the Canadian government to establish a territorial administration for the area. Mining replaced the fur trade as the most important industry in Mackenzie District in the 1930s. World War II brought much government-financed construction activity to the territories, and the construction of several large airfields in the eastern Arctic opened the Canadian North to further exploration and development. After the war, the building of the Distant Early Warning radar network, the DEW line, continued this process. A great expansion of government-sponsored health, education, and welfare services transformed living and social conditions throughout the North.
Greater self-determination was long a goal of the Inuit, however, and beginning in the mid-1970s they began negotiations with the territorial and federal governments for In the late 20th and early 21st centuries, the musical career of Inuit singer and lyricist Susan Aglukark also promoted greater understanding and appreciation of Inuit cultural life in a modern context.
Winter sports, such as hockey and curling, are popular in Nunavut, as are dogsled and snowmobile racing and traditional Arctic games. Outdoor activities, including hunting, fishing, hiking, and kayaking, attract visitors to the territory. Large areas of the territory are set aside as protected areas, including Quttinirpaaq National Park on Ellesmere Island; Auyuittuq National Park on Baffin Island; Sirmilik National Park on northern Baffin Island and Bylot Island; Ukkusiksalik National Park on the mainland; Queen Maud Gulf Migratory Bird Sanctuary, also on the mainland; and Thelon Wildlife Sanctuary, shared with the Northwest Territories.
Several weekly newspapers are published in the territory, both in English and in Inuktitut. A number of radio and television stations broadcast a variety of programming. Broadcasting in Inuktitut is well established.
This portion of the article covers the history of what is now Nunavut from the late 20th century. For earlier history of the region, see Northwest Territories: History.
By the mid-20th century most Inuit of the region, then a part of the Northwest Territories, had replaced their seminomadic hunting, fishing, and trapping lifestyle with a more sedentary style of living in settled communities, where dependence on government welfare support became the norm. Nutrition and health care improved, but there also were serious social problems related to alcohol and other substance abuse, unemployment, and crime. Dissatisfaction with those conditions and the wish to participate more directly in the processes of resource development led the Inuit to exert pressure on the federal and territorial governments to grant them greater control over the administration of their own affairs. In the mid-1970s the Inuit began negotiations to settle land claims and proposed the creation of a separate Inuit territory. A plebliscite plebiscite in the Northwest Territories in 1982 1992 approved the division of the territories. With that mandate, the Inuit and representatives of the federal government reached an agreement was eventually reached that produced two acts of the Canadian Parliament in 1993. The first, the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement Act, settled Inuit land claims against the government by giving the Inuit outright control of more than 135,000 square miles (350,000 square km) of territory and providing cash payments from the federal government over a 14-year period; and the second, the Nunavut Act, established the territory of Nunavut out of the eastern portion of the Northwest Territories. Following a transitional period, Nunavut came into being on April 1, 1999.
After its inception, the Nunavut experiment in ethnic-based territorial government had mixed success. The economy grew, but it remained almost entirely dependent on transfers of income from the federal government. Despite a reawakening of native culture and pride, alienation of the territory's youth, unemployment, substance abuse, and other social ills common to the peripheral communities of North America persisted. Native elders, the territorial authorities, and the federal government continued to deal with these challenges in the early years of the 21st century.


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So I have to admit, one of the most annoying parts of Beta testing my Death Knight is that I don't have access to any decent tabards. It's annoying, and I feel almost naked without one, but I don't have the time to grind exalted with any factions.
Thinking about that got me thinking about my tabard choices for my other characters. Of course, in Wrath, tabards are going to get all mixed up a bit, what with that new championing system, but I'll probably keep my favorite tabards on hand for swapping in when I'm not grinding faction. Actually, I may just tend toward my guild's tabard in Northrend, since our guild's backstory is intertwined with Northrend itself. Besides, I like to show a little guild pride when I can, and it's been a while since I wore a guild tabard on any of my alliance 70s.
Currently, my Druid wears the Cenarion Expedition tabard. Not only does the green and brown go well with his leather, but it's the closest there is to a Cenarion Circle tabard. For my Dwarf Hunter, it's an Argent Dawn tabard, since she's an especially zealous enemy of the Scourge. For my Warlock, the Scryer's Tabard, because he admires the Blood Elf race and (what he sees as) their dedication to knowledge at any price.
So why do your characters wear the tabard they wear? Do you plan to do any tabard swapping for Wrath of the Lich King?