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IBM United States
Software Announcement 201-361
December 11, 2001
Versata Business Logic Suite V5.5, Enhanced J2EE Development for WAS V4.0
At a Glance
The Versata Logic Suite harnesses the power of business logic automation to provide:
The Versata Logic Suite harnesses the power of business logic automation to deliver highly changeable and scalable business systems for WebSphere.
This approach encourages IT shops to collaborate with business managers and place functionality ahead of procedure in the development cycle a significant value-add when designing and changing WebSphere applications.
The Versata Logic Suite enables corporations to utilize business rules automation technology to quickly design, build, deploy, and manage their WebSphere applications.
The suite is powered by the Versata Logic Server running within WebSphere Application Server.
Versata Logic Server:
Changes are automatically deployed to the Versata Logic Server reducing the cycle time for making changes from months to days and reducing total cost of ownership.
The Versata Logic Studio is the development designer for the Versata Logic Server.
Versata Logic Studio:
The products in this announcement are available as a part of the IBM Software Remarketing program. Product information has been provided by the program supplier, Versata, Inc.
Key Prerequisites
For Key Prerequisites, refer to the Description section.
Key Prerequisites
Versata Logic Server
Developers using the Versata Logic Server can focus on the business functionality of their applications rather than logic sequencing and infrastructure code.
Features include:
Deployment platforms include the following supported platforms of WebSphere Application Server, Advanced Edition:
Versata Logic Studio
Features include:
Product Positioning
The Versata Logic Suite creates value for:
An additional customer set is the "business analyst" who understands the business domain and can participate in the development process.
Key Messages
Key Features
Education Support
Educational offerings are available for the Versata Logic Server and Versata Studio products. Visit the following Web sites for additional information and scheduling information:
Call IBM Learning Services at 800-IBM-TEACH (426-8322) for catalogs, schedules, and enrollments.
Offering Information
Product information is available through Offering Information (OITOOL) at:
No publications are shipped with these program.
Displayable Softcopy Publications: Softcopy publications are provided on the media included in the program package.
Source File Publications: Source File Publications are not offered.
Technical Information
Hardware Requirements
Versata Logic Studio Versata Logic Server Minimum Processor Pentium(R) 266 MHz, Intel-based PC, or higher, 320 MHz AIX(R), recommended Sun Solaris Memory Minimum 256 MB Minimum 256 MB RAM, 320 MB RAM, 320 MB recommended recommended Storage 350 MB free hard 110 MB free hard Devices drive space drive space Other CD-ROM Drive CD-ROM Drive Hardware Support for Support for TCP/IP and TCP/IP and networking networking adapter adapter
Software Requirements
Versata Logic Studio Requirements:
Refer to the License Information provided with the product.
Planning Information
Packaging: The Versata Logic Server and Versata Logic Studio program package contains:
Security, Auditability, and Control
Versata Logic Server and Versata Logic Studio use the security and auditability features of the operating system.
The customer is responsible for evaluation, selection, and implementation of security features, administrative procedures, and appropriate controls in application systems and communication facilities.
The customer is responsible for evaluation, selection, and implementation of security features, administrative procedures, and appropriate controls in application systems and communication facilities.
Ordering Information
Versata Logic Server and Versata Logic Studio are client/server products each with one charge unit:
Versata Logic Server and Versata Logic Studio are client server products with one charge unit each: Versata Logic Server per processor; Versata Logic Studio per user.
Passport Advantage
Part Program Name Number Versata Logic Server 5.5 BA03JNA Versata Studio Client 5.5 BA03KNA Volume Purchase Order: Versata Logic Server 5.5/SW D50I5LL Sub/Support to 1 Anniv Versata Logic Server 5.5/SW D50I7LL Sub/Support to 2 Anniv SW Sub and Support Renwl E004CLL to 1 Anniv SW Sub and Support after License to 1 Anniv Date D50IDLL Versata Logic Server 5.5 D50MMLL Migration Trade-up SW License & maintenance to 1 Anniv Versata Logic Studio Client D50IRLL 5.5/SW Sub/Support to 1 Anniv Versata Logic Studio Client D50ISLL 5.5/SW Sub/Support to 2 Anniv SW Sub and Support Renwl E004GLL to 1 Anniv SW Sub and Support after License D50ITLL to 1 Anniv Date Versata Logic Studio Client 5.5 D50MNLL Migration Trade-up SW License & maintenance to 1 Anniv
Terms and Conditions
Licensing: IPLA. Proofs of Entitlement are required for all authorized use. Part number products only, offered outside of Passport Advantage, where applicable, are license only and do not include Software Maintenance.
This software license includes Software Maintenance, previously referred to as Software Subscription and Technical Support.
LI Form Number: Refer to the LI included with the product.
Program Services: Available until: September 30, 2003
Money-Back Guarantee: 30-day, money-back guarantee, applicable to the first instance per customer enterprise. The money-back guarantee will commence on the Invoice Date.
Copy and Use on Home/Portable Computer: No
Passport Advantage Applies: Yes and through the Passport Advantage Web site at:
Refer to the LI provided with the product.
Software Maintenance Applies: Yes
Software Maintenance, previously referred to as Subscription and Technical Support, is now included in the Passport Advantage Agreement. Installation and technical support for the products announced in this letter is provided by the Software Maintenance offering of the IBM International Passport Advantage Agreement. This fee service enhances customer productivity by providing voice and/or electronic access into the IBM support organizations.
IBM includes Software Maintenance with each Program acquired during the Coverage Period. Coverage Period. means the period commencing on the date you acquire the Program up to the first or second Anniversary Date, depending on whether you acquired coverage for one or two anniversaries. The Coverage Period for Software Maintenance acquired in the two months preceding an Anniversary Date will be extended to the next applicable Anniversary Date.
While your Software Maintenance is in effect: IBM provides you assistance for your:
IBM provides assistance via telephone and, if available, electronic access, only to your information systems (IS) technical support personnel during the normal business hours (published prime shift hours) of your IBM support center. (This assistance is not available to your end users.). IBM provides Severity 1 assistance 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Consult your IBM Software Support Guide for further details at:
Software Maintenance does not include assistance for:
For more information about the Passport Advantage Agreement refer to the IBM International Passport Advantage Agreement Software Announcement 201-202 , dated July 10, 2001, or visit the Passport Advantage Web site at:
Other Support: Passport Advantage
AIX/UNIX® Upgrade Protection Applies: No
Entitled Upgrade for Current AIX/UNIX Upgrade Protection Licensees: No
iSeries Software Subscription Applies: No
The prices provided in this announcement are suggested retail prices for the U.S. only and are provided for your information only. Dealer prices may vary, and prices may also vary by country. Prices are subject to change without notice. For additional information and current prices, contact your local IBM representative.
Passport Advantage: For Passport Advantage and prices, contact your authorized Lotus® Business Partner. Additional information is also available on the Passport Advantage:
Trade-up part numbers are provided for customers wishing to receive IBM software support and subscription. Customers who currently have a Versata License Agreement for the Versata System for WebSphere (5620-DMK and/or 5620-DML), with software support and subscription license from Versata, can choose to purchase IBM software subscription and support renewal through these part numbers. Customers currently running on a non-WebSphere application server, using the Versata System (CORBA, BEA), and looking to migrate over to a WebSphere solution, will be able to order the Versata System running on WebSphere Application Server, Advanced Edition, through the migration trade-up part numbers. Proof of entitlement for these part numbers is required and WebSphere Application Server, Advanced Edition, Version 3.5, is a prerequisite.
Current VisualAge® Application Rules customers still using IBM software subscription will be able to migrate to new Passport Advantage part numbers for IBM support and subscription services.
Customer Financing: IBM Global Financing offers attractive financing to credit-qualified commercial and government customers and Business Partners in more than 40 countries. IBM Global Financing is provided by the IBM Credit Corporation in the United States. Offerings, rates, terms, and availability may vary by country. Contact your local IBM Global Financing organization. Country organizations are listed on the Web at:


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There are a couple ways to find your self into the Jug Brotherhood. The conventional path is to create a high quality replica Little Brown Jug and to send your pics of the effort over to me. The other means is via editor's discretion (see Jil Gordon, the artist who paints the score on the jug). Today I'm proud to introduce two new members of Local 1903 who took different paths to breath the rarefied air of Jug Valhalla.
Tom Kemp emailed last month and made his case for immortality. No, he didn't create his own replica crock…he actually bought one from current brother Brian Snider. Recall that Snider made a few different jugs and he ended up offering a couple for sale. Now let's be clear–> you can't buy love and you can't buy your way into this premium club. No sir. But if you put the jug on your desk and have it sit prominently behind you in a corporate video announcing your company's partnership with Samsung…you are IN:
And P.S., the replica Paul Bunyan Trophy doesn't hurt your case either.
Brian Igoe took the more conventional path by painstakingly creating his own jug. He emailed me a while ago with his photos so his membership is a bit overdue:
Beautiful work man..and nice nice M Man Cave! Is that Kramer helmet tucked in that bookshelf?
So Brian and Tom, welcome to the Brotherhood. Roll call:
- Eric Mierzwiak – 2009 post, Not Available in Stores
- Mark Foster – 2010 post, His Own Little Brown Jug (v2)
- Dennis Dail – 2011 post, Jug Club +1
- Brian Snider – 2011 post The Jug Brotherhood +++
- Daniel and his wedding crew – 2011 post, The Eleven Jugsmen
- T.C. Thorton – 2012 post Joining the Brotherhood of Jugsmen
- Jil Gordon – 2013 Editor's discretion. She paints the jug fergodsakes.
- Tom Kemp – 2013 Editor's discretion. Jug appeared in company video.
- Brian Igoe – 2013
Note that 2013 marks the 100th meeting between Minnesota and Michigan, and the 110th anniversary of the October 31, 1903 game that started the whole tradition. Go Blue!
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Time Inc. (TIME) shares had coverage initiated with a "market perform" rating and $22 price target by analysts at FBR Capital.
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Spicy Sweet Potato and Bacon Casserole
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Author Notes: I usually make all of the side dishes for Thanksgiving dinner. While my dad and brother are big fans of sweet potato casserole, in all its sugary, marshmallowy glory, I prefer more savory sides. One year, I tried Bobby Flay's sweet potato and chipotle gratin, but it was still a bit too sweet for me. I took it in a more savory direction and now it's right up my alley. —theminx
Serves 10-12
- 6 large sweet potatoes
- 8 slices bacon
- 1.5 cups chopped yellow onion
- 1/2 teaspoon ground chipotle pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon smoked paprika
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
- 2 tablespoons melted butter
- 4 scallions, chopped
- salt and pepper
- 1/2 cup flour
- 1/2 cup light brown sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon ground chipotle pepper
- 1/2 cup sliced almonds
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- Preheat oven to 350F. Scrub potatoes and prick them all over with a fork. Place on foil-lined baking sheet and bake until soft, about 1 hour. Let cool.
- While potatoes are cooling, cook bacon until crisp. Remove to a paper towel-lined plate to cool. Discard all but one tablespoon of bacon fat from skillet and add yellow onion and a pinch of salt. Make sure to scrape up the bits of bacony goodness that remain on the bottom of the pan while you're cooking the onion. Once onion is soft and lightly golden brown, remove from heat.
- Remove potato pulp from skins and place in large bowl. Mash potatoes with melted butter and heavy cream. Add chipotle and paprika and stir well. Chop bacon coarsely and add to potatoes along with cooked onion and raw scallions. Salt and pepper to taste.
- Make streusel by combining flour, brown sugar, and chipotle with melted butter, mixing with a fork until all four is incorporated and mixture is crumbly. Stir in almond slices.
- Spread sweet potato mixture into a 13 x 9 baking pan; top with streusel and bake at 350F until brown and bubbly, about 30 minutes.
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text: Getting rid of a few holsters. From left to right in the photo, they are: Leather should rig for a J Frame. Off side holds three speed loaders. $50 Kydex IWB holster for 1911 Commander. $20 Kydex clip/paddle stule holster for 1911. $20 $75 takes all three. alan [at] imaginarytrout [dot] com


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Alcorn State holds off Jackson State 63-60
LORMAN, Miss. (AP) Ken McDonald scored 17 points to lead Alcorn State over Jackson State 63-60 on Saturday.
Alcorn State (4-11, 1-2 Southwestern Athletic Conference) hadn't trailed until 2:37 remaining when Derrell Taylor's three-point play put Jackson State ahead 57-54.
Zavian Rimmer then scored five straight to put the Braves back on top.
After a Jenirro Bush 3 gave the Tigers back the advantage, KeDorian Sullivan made a layup with 19 seconds left to put Alcorn State ahead for good, 61-60. Bush then missed a layup 10 seconds later and Ken McDonald made two free throws to seal it for the Braves.
Alcorn State, which shot 50 percent in the first half (12 of 24), led 34-19 at halftime. Rimmer finished with 12 points
Christian Williams scored all 18 of his points in the second half for Jackson State (3-12, 1-2), and Bush added 14.


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The sad old motels of Barstow, California
I'm feeling a bit roadsick, seeing these. That's like homesick, but for the road. You still find clusters of places like this in "highway towns." I've stayed in some. Along the California coast (say, Crescent City), scruffier places along the Oregon coast, or in the Olympic Peninsula.
Las Vegas still had motels like this, right on the Strip, up to around the time that I stopped doing trade shows in 1995.
Some were right opposite fancy places like Caesar's Palace . . . like the "Tam O'Shanter." One former co-worker stayed at a rusty-water fleabag called the "Money Marie."
One place I used to pass had a wonderful neon sign, the "Desert Rose." It was near the end of the world, the "Welcome to Las Vegas" sign.
I just visited Barstow within the last year: A roadtrip with my Mom in her new Prius from SF to Prescott Arizona. I 'liked' Barstow, for the same reasons the above pictures were taken...it's an old picture postcard from two or three generations ago that still exists. I remember driving over a bridge (or should I say trestle?) over a ratking-like assemblage of railroad tracks, from the motel-ish area to the residental-ish area, going to get a good steak. I made a left...when I should have made a right.
Eventually my realization that 'uh...no...every quarter mile is becoming more desolate' became evident. But we found the (big, good, friendly, local) steak-house soon enough...the next time I want to escape and/or ride the rails...Barstow is on my list.
Neat collection of images. The signs were all way more interesting than the hotels themselves. The Motel 6 sign with it's digital room rate display looked about as functional as the giant thermometer in Baker.
What is this place, please?
'We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold"
Favorite motel sign accessory: "COLOR TV by RCA".
I really think that these old motels can make you feel any number of things. One of my favorite motels was the Mayberry Motel, near Mt. Pilot, NC. I think motels like this have a "such-ness" that well-appointed, contemporary motels try to mask.
That and ROUND BEDS. Always what I'm looking for in a cheap motel.
There was an episode of "California's Gold" with Huell Howser in which he visits Barstow; he goes to the El Rancho motel, the site of the first "Del Taco", and of course Calico phoney ghost town.
Back in 2002 when my wife was moving to Texas, I flew out to travel with her. The first night on our trip, we stopped in Barstow and stayed at that America's Best Value Inn.
That's the last time we've ever stayed at an America's Best Value Inn.
Looks like Tom's Welding.
I Googled "Toms Barstow CA", then "Toms Barstow CA -burgers" to filter out the top results, and this place showed up.
Includes a panorama of Tom's, which isn't working for me, sadly.
A road trip from southeast Georgia to Cocoa Beach in the early 80s (watched the third shuttle launch from the beach) was instructive. The town we were living in had been bypassed by the Interstate a few years before we came. Previous to that, it had been thick with cars driving to Florida from the Northeast every summer, and when we got there, it was a study in deterioration.
For a while, we followed the old highway, and there were old motels being repurposed in any way an owner could think of. Studios, flea markets, farmers' markets… most of these, I may add, were wishful thinking. Most of them had hopeful signs stating that they were available, or else they were on their way to demolition.
When we switched to the newer interstate, we left all those behind, and that emphasized how interesting all those motels were to look at. The new road was a gash through groves of orange trees and nothing else. Billboards were perishingly rare, and anything with writing on it was a target for me to peer intently at until it was lost to sight. Even water tanks.
We finally got into more interesting territory with the pink kitsch of tourist traps. It was like driving up to Estes Park (CO), except that where the mountains had western kitsch, Florida had seashell kitsch.
Barstow looks interesting. It's like they're still trying. They must get some business from Route 66 fans, but that demographic is probably fading out. I hope they can hang on. As airline travel gets less tolerable, maybe they can pick up more cross-country drivers.
bleah. these places all look like asphalt-coated hellholes. Someone's been huffing too much paint with Bill Griffith. next time just go take 20 pictures of somewhere in the woods, it'll be nicer than this.
I wrote a book called Barstow a few years ago. There were some great reviews on authonomy: http://authonomy.com/books/14368/barstow/?pg=2
A producer who, at the time, worked for New Line called me to have coffee to discuss the screenplay. I told her over a very nice coffee in Santa Monica that there was no screenplay but she was still interested...
It's available as an ebook here: http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/132693 for those who might like a read.
Along the way in my research I learned that the TV show Cheers was originally slated to be set in Barstow but moved to Chicago so Ted Danson's character could be a former baseball player not a retired football player.
I always liked stopping in Baker on trips to Vegas (or to relatives in Utah). It's tiny and cheesy. For the sake of the kids we'd usually have to stop in Barstow for the Chuck E Cheese, though.
The idea of a ghost town as a tourist attraction is always kind of baffling to me. It can't be a GHOST town when it's full of people!
That, and you're basically paying admission to wander through gift shops full of shiny rocks and fake Native jewelry.
On an evolutionary scale, these habitats are just becoming interesting.
Better idea. You go take them, come back and share, and we will be nicer than that.


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Schwarzenegger returns to actingJanuary 19th, 2011 - 3:05 am ICT by IANS
London, Jan 19 (IANS) Actor-turned-politician Arnold Schwarzenegger is set to play a soldier in new movie "With Wings of Eagles" on his return to acting.The "Terminator" star took a break from the big screen to concentrate on his political career - working as the governor of California from November 2003 to January 2011 - but is now looking over scripts for new movies.
"Currently I'm reading three scripts. One script, which I considered a long time ago before governor, is delighting me particularly. In it I would play an older soldier, who gets the order at the ending of the war to kill a bunch of kids. But he doesn't do it and gets them to safety at the risk of his life and it has all kind of adventure. This script is based on a true story," contactmusic.com quoted him as saying.
The 63-year-old actor also revealed he is no longer able to do all the action roles that made him famous.
"In the future I have to adapt my roles to my age. Clint Eastwood also has done it in the same way. Extreme fighting or shooting is not possible anymore. I want to be more encouraged as an actor and I believe that I can manage this challenge. I am like a sponge, which is absorbing all the knowledge and always be willing to learn all new things," he said.
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- Arnold Schwarzenegger might play sheriff in an upcoming movie - Apr 09, 2011
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- Clint Eastwood's 'Go ahead, make my day' voted most iconic one-liner - Aug 23, 2010
- Schwarzenegger to meet former mistress, son - Jul 12, 2011
- Arnold Schwarzenegger Accepts Suggestions to Return to Acting - Feb 12, 2011
- Dame Judi Dench always wanted to work with Clint Eastwood - Jan 26, 2011
- Stallone plans to be full time director - Jun 25, 2010
- Schwarzenegger in talks for 'True Lies' sequel - Mar 23, 2011
- Schwarzenegger to star in 'The Governator' - Apr 01, 2011
- Arnold Schwarzenegger shoots for 'The Last Stand' - Nov 05, 2011
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text: In article <324AAE93.2F1C at laplace.csb.yale.edu>, brunger at LAPLACE.CSB.YALE.EDU ("Axel T. Brunger") writes: |> There is a patch available for X-PLOR(online) 3.843 (patch3843a.tar.Z). |> Axel Brunger I saw the patch when I picked up 3.843 yesterday. does it affect any of the program code or just data files? The patch was dated 26 Sept, but the pre-compiled executables were dated 24 Sept. Will I have to recompile to enjoy the benefits of the patch? thank you, ======================================================================= "Monotheism proved as deadly a foe of learning as war and barbarism" - L. Sprague de Camp ======================================================================= Dave Schuller modern man in a post-modern world University of California-Irvine schuller at uci.edu


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Some local law students are going from the classroom to the courtroom to help defend them.
The Occupy Wall Street movement occupied the headlines for weeks, especially when protestors began to get arrested.
"So you needed a lot of lawyers?" asked Art McFarland, Eyewitness News Education reporter.
"A lot of lawyers, early on. It was one of the first working groups that got set up and actually some of the people that were involved in the planning prior to September 17th were lawyers and we were training in that area," said Amin Husain, OWS organizer.
Third-year students from Manhattan's Cardozo Law School helped answer the call.
"Instead of sitting in the classroom and reading books and studying cases that already happened, you have your own cases, and that's where I really think the legal education, the emphasis, should be," said Connor Gleason, a Cardozo Law Student.
They are part of Cardozo's criminal law clinic, set up to handle actual cases, under the supervision of professors.
"You can think of a clinic a little bit like a residency; a medical residency, where students are learning about the law and they're learning the practical skills that they need to implement the law," said Jennie Blasser, Clinic Coordinator.
The National Lawyers Guild recruited legal help.
The Cardozo law students were not only gaining hands-on experience, they feel they were also a part of history.
"Representing clients who were charged with disorderly conduct for exercising their right to protest was definitely a part of that history," said Amy Cross, a Cardozo law student.
"I had a retired woman from upstate, I had a young college student from Columbia, and I had a long term New Yorker who has sort of taken on passionate causes before," said Louisa Schlieben, a Cardozo law student.
Cardozo is well respected for its programs of instruction.
"When you learn about constitution law in the classroom, it's a little bit abstract, but we got the chance, are getting the chance, to actually defend those rights in a real way, which is a great experience," said Elizabeth Langston, a Cardozo law student.
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Spring is well and truly among us. The days are longer, the weather is warmer, and a sporting fan's thoughts turn to cricket. In Sydney, there's no better place for a season opener than North Sydney Oval.
A far cry from the concrete jungles that are modern stadia, there's an old world charm about the ground, with its cream painted grandstands and green roofs.
At the southern end is the two-level Macartney Stand. To the west, running long and straight, is the O'Reilly Stand. At the north-west is the Duncan Thompson Stand, a low-elevation stand with the players' pavilion at the top. Next is the Mollie Dive Stand, a small members' stand with a glassed-in corporate room.
Next to it is the iconic fig tree, its branches reaching over the boundary fence to cover the northern field of play. The north-east of the ground holds the Bob Stand, rebuilt here after having been moved from the SCG when the Cricket Ground was redeveloped in the 1980s. The east has a grass hill, and then on the south-eastern corner are a few small sheds and the Ken Irvine Scoreboard, an old manual board with rolling numbers and metal nameplates.
It's a small ground, and the pitch is always a belter. It's a great ground for one-day cricket, there's sure to be plenty of runs and plenty of big hits. And there certainly were on Sunday when New South Wales hosted Victoria.
An early shower saw play start ten minutes late, the game reduced to 49 overs a side. Winning the toss and sending Victoria in, the Blues held the advantage early.
Aaron Finch was back in the pavilion quickly, and the introduction of Moises Henriques to the attack saw Matthew Wade, David Hussey and Cameron White in quick succession join him there. The Bushrangers were 4 for 78 in the 20th over, at risk of an early capitulation.
But Brad Hodge was still there. Largely forgotten in Australian cricket circles these days, certainly forgotten by national selectors, the veteran Victorian reminded the cricket world that he's still around.
Henriques' devastating six-over spell had claimed three Victorian scalps, but Blues' captain Steven O'Keefe made the call to save Henriques for later, removing him from the attack and bringing himself in to bowl some spin. And the Bushrangers were let off the hook, as Hodge smashed his first six and a couple more boundaries in the next over.
Andrew McDonald gave Hodge support in a 70-run partnership, but when the red-headed captain departed for 27, the Bushrangers had lost half their wickets, were still under five an over, and it was hard to see them building a competitive total.
But Hodge found a worthy partner in Rob Quiney, and the latter overs of the innings saw Hodge and Quiney hit out, the run rate receiving a timely boost as the ball was hit to all parts of the ground, balls being hit to the ropes or over the fence into the crowd.
Hodge finished with a well-made 144, Quiney finished with 91, both being dismissed looking for quick runs at the death as the Bushrangers powered to 7 for 317 off their 49 overs.
There's a family-friendly atmosphere at domestic one-day games, and the kids were out there in numbers. Players were followed like pied pipers by autograph seekers. Makeshift games with bins as wickets were played in the concourse in front of the Duncan Thompson Stand and on the hill.
The Blues-mobile, the merchandise stand, was doing brisk business. A Turkish food stand next to the fig tree was also doing strong trade.
The Sydney Sixers, set to debut in the new T20 league this summer, was handing out fixture cards and selling membership packages, as their mascot dog joined a lunch-break race and enjoyed plenty of attention as it was paraded around the ground. In contrast, cross-town rivals Sydney Thunder were conspicuous in their invisibility.
The sun was shining brightly as New South Wales began their innings. Nick Maddinson didn't last long, but Daniel Smith was joined by debutant Tim Cruickshank and the runs flowed freely.
Daniel Smith had lost his Blues contract, and been overlooked for the wicket-keeping gloves, but weight of runs had forced his recall to the team. Smith enjoys the big hits, and a small ground like North Sydney Oval suits his game just fine. Smith may not be the fastest runner between the wickets, but when you're hitting balls over the fence with regularity, that hardly matters.
Smith and Cruickshank put on 167 for the second wicket at well better than a run a ball, the Blues' score shooting further ahead of the Duckworth-Lewis par score with each passing over. In the end, it took a harsh lbw call to end the partnership, with Cruickshank being given his marching orders with 75 runs on the board despite being well down the pitch.
The number 13 is unlucky for some, and it was for Simon Katich. The former Australian rep had been in the headlines after his comments about captain Michael Clarke. Katich struggled to make an impact, never looking comfortable before being dismissed for 13.
But the strong ovation he received from the crowd, both as he entered and departed the arena, was an indication there is plenty of support for Katich among the public.
With the result seemingly a foregone conclusion well before the end, the clock having ticked well past six o'clock and the light beginning to fade after what had been a long day, the crowd thinned out noticeably as the evening went on. The crowd, about 1,500 at its peak, was down to only a few hundred by the time the winning runs were scored.
By the time Katich was out, Smith had brought up his century, and the runs were coming thick and fast. Ben Rohrer came in and stayed with Smith until the job was done, and the big hits kept coming. 15 boundaries and 11 sixes were the highlights of Smith's innings. The 150 was passed, and then the record for the highest individual score for NSW in a domestic one-day game. And, an entertainer to the end, Smith finished the job with two sixes in the final over to complete a seven wicket win with more than eight overs to spare, finishing on 185 not out.
An entertaining game, with two great individual knocks, at a pleasant venue, and a good win for the home team. What could be a more pleasant way for a sports fan to enjoy a Sunday?


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The summer season on Cape Cod is over - now it's time for the real fun to begin. Dominick is always just passing through. He is a professional houseguest who follows the sun and the leisure class from resort to resort. But this winter he lingers on a quaint New England island and, in spite of his best intentions, becomes involved in the travails of his eccentric geriatric hosts. An environmental protest against a proposed liquid natural gas terminal turns ugly, and by accident and happenstance Dominick becomes a mistaken suspect in terrorist bombings.
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Discussion in 'Critique Forum Archives' started by Osmer_Toby, Jun 29, 2004.
hmmmm.....I can't make up my mind on this one, Tobes. I love the B&W and think it suits this image well. My main trouble is the subject of focus, although I get that this was deliberate. What's the round thing on the rose....? I can't tell....
Actually, after studying it more, it's growing on me. I like it. It's different and it's breaking the rule of "always have the subject's eyes in focus", but there's a special reason here. So - thumbs up. :thumbsup:
it's a soap bubble that landed on the rose as i was doing her portrait. it was outdoors, my daughter was blowing bubbles nearby to keep herself occupied. i really wish i had stopped down to increase dof to get the eyes and the bubble, but was not quick enough. what i thought was kinda cool is the reflection of my home-made diffusion screen on the surface of the bubble...
btw- it was a pregnant-momma portrait shoot- she's due in about 5 weeks.
WAIT!!! Is this your wife...? It's obvious that she's pregnant, which is what I meant when I said you had a "special reason" for focusing in on hands, rose and tummy - but is this lil bundle of joy for you?
I wanna know if you've been holding out on us.... 8)
goodness no. this is my wife's best friend.
I really like this shot Tobes...nothing more beautiful then a happy relaxed pregnant woman.
Can bet that she loves it too !
I was wondering what the circular object was too lol .... it looked to me like a , hmmm whatchya-ma-callit ..... a bifocal lens ?
But its a bubble ! What a great capture ! :sillysmi:
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Trade completed.
Trade completed.
Last edited by PinKunoichi; 9th May 2013 at 5:51 PM.
Looking for a Meloetta for my pokedex. I don't necessarily need to trade one for keeps but if anyone has an extra I would appreciate it.
If its for keeps I have several giratinas I can offer and any of the shiny legendary beasts from the event awhile back. I may have something else you want so inbox with an offer.
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Im looking for Meloetta (dont care about nature or anything as long as its legit), i can offer, kyogre, groudon, dialga, the lake trio, any starter (any gen) and i can breed you anything that can be bred, and if you want i can give you pokerus with any of them
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I'm looking for a Meloetta (missed the event). I can offer a Movie 14 Serious UT Victini, a winter 2011 Adamant UT Entei, a winter 2011 Rash UT Raikou, a winter 2011 Relaxed UT Suicune, a Fall 2010 UT Mew, and an Lvl 1 Naughty UT Charmander w/ Pokerus that knows Dragon Rush and Outrage. I also have a shiny goldeen, a shiny geodude, and a shiny nincada all UT. I can breed something for any desired nature as well, for example a Bulbasaur with Power Whip, Sludge, and Petal Dance, Charmander with Dragon Dance and Dragon Pulse, or a Vulpix that knows Energy Ball (which obviously would've been more valuable in Gen 4 before TMs could be used as often as you wished, lol). If you aren't interested in any pokes, I can give you a masteball or a pp max. I can also give pokerus to any traded pokemon. PM me if interested. Thanks. Oh, and its goes without saying, any Starter or catchable Legendary.
EDIT: Completed Trade. Still though, if anyone is interested in trading for what I listed, I'm open to offers of other pokemon.
Last edited by charizarty; 14th May 2013 at 2:29 AM. Reason: trade completed
3DS Friend Code 0018 0837 7105 PM if you add me (unlesss I'm PM'd you first!)
LOOKING FOR GAMESTOP SHINY DIAGLA (missed it)
Have Palkia and Giratina and some other events that I'm too lazy to check that I am willing to part with (Mewtwo, Darkrai, Victini)
Willing to trade a shiny goldeen, a shiny geodude, and a shiny nincada (which could theoretically give you a shiny Ninjask and a shiny Shedinja, NEAT!) PM me with offers, I'm open to making any trade as long as I find it reasonable. THANKS!
Hello! I'm looking to trade for a Meloetta (or a Manaphy or Shaymin!)
I missed the event Doh.
I'm willing to trade any of the following for one: Groudon, Deoxys, Kyurem, Terrakion, Cobalion, Virizion, Latios, Lugia, Raikou, Entei, Giratina, Landorus, Mewtwo, Dialga, Phione. or a shiny Ponyta. On the non-legendary or shiny side of things, the rest of my Pokedex is complete and I can help you fill any gaps you might have.
Please PM me if you're interested! Thank you much!
Edit: Trade completed.
Last edited by Marinda H; 22nd May 2013 at 1:05 AM.
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Looking for Legit Meloetta, can offer any of the Dream Radar legendaries.
Offering Meloetta for other event legendaries, shiny Charmander, shiny Lugia
pm me for more information, thanks!
Trade made
Last edited by gingerade; 20th May 2013 at 4:23 PM.
Hey guys, I'm looking for a legit event Meloetta since I miss the event.
I have every single Pokémon to trade you, except Keldeo, Meloetta, or Genesect. A couple of highlights:
Shiny: Pichu, Mr. Mime, Golduck, Beautifly, Azumarill, Corsola, and Gyarados.
Event Legendaries: Jirachi and Darkrai
please let me know if anyone is interested, PM me.
Trade Done
Last edited by Leyniar; 18th May 2013 at 6:01 AM.
Looking for a Meloetta. Don't care for nature, level, shiny, ...
I just want one
PM me if you are interested. Pokémon for trade are in my signature.
Shiny Trophy Collection: ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, - Perfect 5IV: ,,,,,,,,,
Current Shiny Hunt: SS: SR Shiny || Y: Perfect 5IV
3DS FC: eiger 2466-2804-0760
I Have Claimed Carracosta!!
Have SPR2013 UT Meloettas available, please PM me. Really looking for shinies, dwfs and events.
Platinum FC: 1550 7312 4136White FC: 1636 5031 1365
Check out my trade shop!
Edit: Traded, thank you!
Last edited by Painbows; 18th May 2013 at 10:36 PM.
Looking for a UT legit melotta , i would preffer a nature that boosts spatak .
I offer : Latios , all regies , azelf , mesprit , uxie , heatran , Victini , shiny golem , and my shiny mightyena IF the nature doesnt make atack/spatack lower ! Thanks
Last edited by Khora; 21st May 2013 at 10:08 PM.
I'm looking for a legit Meloetta or Genesect.
Here's what I have to offer:
Victini (Jolly w/ V-create) x2
Reshiram (Hasty)
Reshiram (Quirky)
Phione (??? will breed for you)
Palkia (Bashful)
Kyogre (Bashful)
Regirock (Lax)
Regice (Brave)
Still looking as of June 1st.
Last edited by Evans-Pritchard; 1st June 2013 at 8:34 PM.
Looking for event Meloetta. PM if interested
PM for offers.
Looking for Meloetta (and Genesect). I'm willing to trade an untouched shiny. I have many, and I'm willing to part with them for Meloetta. They're all legit by way. Most we're from soft-resetting, or chaining. We can work out the specifics. PM me if you're interested.
Last edited by IKnowYOURBody; 25th May 2013 at 10:44 AM. Reason: Thought I should clarify my shinies are legit. Also, auto-correct hates me.
Looking for a legit Meloetta, the only pokemon I am missing to complete the pokedex (I have ALL the others, but Meloetta wasn't distributed via wi-fi so no way to find it in my country).
Offering event Darkrai, Zekrom, Victini and Palkia, all legit.
PM me for offers.
Pearl FC: Pending to update, have a new one
Heart Gold FC: 4168 9775 7756
Black FC: 3396 2988 4296
Black2 FC: 1765 1041 8767
Looking for a flawless naive meloetta, HP ice is optional. PM me please.
Looking for Legit Meloetta to complete my Pokedex. Offering Arceus or Jirachi. PM me. Thanks.
I'm looking for a legit Meloetta. (preferably an english one)
I have a good selection of legendaries to offer (actually Meloetta is the only legendary I don't have access to in either my 4th or 5th gen games) however not all of them I'm willing to trade because I only have one.
What I am willing to trade:
Shiny Entei
Shiny Suicune
Shiny Raikou
The above three are from the japanese shiny legendary beast event.
Gamestop Deoxys lv 50 (Rash Nature)
Arceus lv 100 (Not 100% certain which it is...it might be the one they gave out after it won that legendary poll)
Send me a PM if you're interested.
Last edited by Sponge; 30th May 2013 at 6:04 PM.
Trade completed
Last edited by roshy; 31st May 2013 at 1:26 PM.
I have a legit Meloetta, looking for a legit Celebi or Mew (however I prefer the Celebi), PM me if interested.
I need a Meloetta just so it's seen on the pokedex. I can trade back or if your looking for something I can see if I can get it. Thank!
Looking for a Meloetta who can learn or knows Relic Song.
I can trade what I have in my sig.
PM if interested
Shiny Trophy Collection: ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, - Perfect 5IV: ,,,,,,,,,
Current Shiny Hunt: SS: SR Shiny || Y: Perfect 5IV
3DS FC: eiger 2466-2804-0760
I Have Claimed Carracosta!!
Hi guys! I'm a bit of a noob here. Looking for any Meloetta! Please PM me if you can trade. I just want it to complete my boxes Thanks.


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