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Alfred Shout
|Alfred John Shout
Alfred Shout at Quinn's Post, Gallipoli, 7 June 1915.
|8 August 1882
Wellington, New Zealand
|11 August 1915
(aged 33)
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey
|New Zealand
South Africa
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South African Army (1901–07)
Australian Army (1907–15)
|Years of service
|Victoria Cross
Military Cross
Mentioned in Despatches (2)
Alfred John Shout, VC, MC (8 August 1882 – 11 August 1915) was a New Zealand-born Australian soldier and a recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest decoration for gallantry "in the face of the enemy" awarded to members of the British and Commonwealth armed forces. In 1915, he was awarded the Military Cross during the landing at Anzac Cove in April and received the Victoria Cross posthumously for his actions during the Battle of Lone Pine in August. Shout was also Mentioned in Despatches, making him the most highly decorated soldier of the Australian Imperial Force during the Gallipoli Campaign.
Early life[edit]
Alfred John Shout was born in Wellington, New Zealand, on 8 August 1882.[note 1] He was the eldest of nine children to an English-born father, John Richard Shout, and Irish mother, Agnes Mary.[1][2] Information on Alfred Shout's early life is rather scant, and the details differ between sources. However, it is believed he was privately educated in his youth and,[3][4] around 1900, he joined a New Zealand Army contingent for service in the Second Boer War.[1][5][6] On arrival in South Africa, he enlisted in the newly raised Border Horse on 17 February 1900. The Border Horse was an irregular colonial force formed in eastern Cape Colony, and Shout was allotted to the unit's No. 1 Company with the service number 9216.[7][8] Shout served at Wittebergen, Transvaal and Cape Colony with the Border Horse and was twice wounded,[5] including once in the chest.[9] On 29 January 1901, Shout, then a lance corporal, was engaged in action with his unit at Thabaksberg. Throughout the battle, he "assisted greatly" in maintaining the position of his men, and at one stage ventured out under heavy rifle fire to retrieve a wounded man, bringing him back to a place of safety. As a result of his "great courage" in this action, Shout was Mentioned in Despatches.[5] He was promoted to sergeant on 7 May 1901,[10] and discharged from the Border Horse 16 days later.[8] He then joined the Stellenbosch District Mounted Troop and later saw service with the Cape Colonial Forces.[7][9] Having "served with distinction" during his time in South Africa, Shout discharged from service in 1902.[3]
Shout decided to remain in South Africa after his discharge and, in 1903, enlisted in the South African Army as a sergeant in Prince Alfred's Own Cape Field Artillery.[1][5][9] While in Cape Town, Shout married Rose Alice Howe, an Australian woman, in 1905; the couple had daughter Florence Agnes Maud on 11 June that year.[2][7] In 1907, the Shout family emigrated to Australia, settling in the Sydney suburb of Darlington. Here, Shout gained employment as a carpenter and joiner at Resch's Brewery.[5][9] He maintained his interest in the military, immediately joining the 29th Infantry Regiment of the Citizens Military Force (CMF) and becoming a regular visitor of the Randwick rifle range, where he gained a reputation as an excellent shot with a rifle.[1][5][9] A foundation member of the 29th Infantry Club, Shout was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the CMF on 16 June 1914.[1][5]
First World War[edit]
Following the outbreak of the First World War, Shout transferred to the newly raised Australian Imperial Force on 27 August 1914. He was posted to the 1st Battalion as a second lieutenant in F Company, commanded by Lieutenant Cecil Sasse. On 18 October, the 1st Battalion embarked for Egypt, with Shout boarding HMAT Afric at Sydney.[5][11] Following a brief stop at Albany, Western Australia, the troopship arrived at its destination on 2 December.[12] Shortly after arrival, the 1st Battalion was reorganised into a formation of four companies; Shout was allotted to D Company as a platoon commander.[5] The battalion spent the following four months training in the Egyptian desert,[13] during which time Shout was promoted lieutenant on 1 February 1915.[1][6]
Landing at Anzac[edit]
As part of an endeavour to defeat Turkey and force a supply route through to Russia via the Bosporus and the Black Sea, the British War Council formulated an invasion plan of the Gallipoli Peninsula.[14][15] On 25 April 1915, the men of the 1st Australian Brigade—of which the 1st Battalion was part—landed ashore at Anzac Cove between 05:30 and 07:30 among the second and third waves of Australian troops.[16] The 1st Battalion was meant to be held in reserve, but the unit rapidly became engaged in battle.[17][18] Following a request for reinforcements, Shout moved up with one of the 1st Battalion's companies to the hill feature "Baby 700".[17][19] Arriving at the position around 11:00,[19] he led a party of men to hold the rear left flank of the hill as part of the Australians' rearguard action.[5][20] The Allied position on Baby 700 had become dire by that afternoon, which was compounded by the small number of available infantry in the area and the complete lack of artillery support, when the Turks launched an assault. By this stage, Shout and Lieutenant Leslie Morshead of the 2nd Battalion were the only two surviving officers in their sector of the line. At 16:30, the Turkish force broke through the defensive line and the Australians were forced to abandon their position on Baby 700. Shout was one of the last to evacuate, and withdrew down to the beach.[9][21] During his retreat, Shout encountered Lieutenant Colonel George Braund, commanding officer of the 2nd Battalion, on Walker's Ridge. Braund dispatched him to the beach with a message containing a request for reinforcements. On arrival, Shout was immediately tasked with leading 200 stray men to reinforce the thin defensive line near Braund's position.[22][23] Shout established a post at the base of the ridge as dusk began to set in, and his men started to dig in.[24]
... Lieutenant Shout was a hero. Wounded himself several times, he kept picking up wounded men and carrying them out of the firing line. I saw him carry fully a dozen men away. Then another bullet struck him in the arm, and it fell useless by his side. Still he would not go to the rear. "I am here with you boys to the finish", was the only reply he would make ... A little later Lieutenant Shout was wounded again, and fell down. It was cruel to see him. He struggled and struggled until he got to his feet, refusing all entreaties to go to the rear. Then he staggered and fell and tried to rise again. At last some men seized him and carried him away, still protesting.
By 27 April, Shout had been continually in action without rest since the landing. That morning, he was despatched to a sector of Walter's Ridge to replace a wounded officer.[5][25] At his new post, Shout and his men were subject to heavy rifle fire from Turkish soldiers located in the scrub just beyond the Australians' trench. He promptly set about reorganising his men and, having done so, ventured out to reconnoitre the exact position of the Turkish soldiers in order to accurately direct his men's rifle fire.[6][26] Despite being wounded early in the action, Shout refused to leave the frontline.[5][18] Later during the day, the Turks were closing in on the Australian trench and Shout led a bayonet charge against their position.[6][26] He was later wounded a second time, with a bullet passing through his arm and rendering it useless, but still refused to leave. Soon after, he was wounded a third time and was evacuated for treatment. Throughout the battle, Shout had carried several wounded men out of the frontline.[3][5][18] Cited for his "conspicuous courage and ability" at Walker's Ridge, Shout was consequently awarded the Military Cross,[27] becoming the first member of his battalion to be honoured with the decoration.[28] The notification and accompanying citation for the medal was published in a supplement to the London Gazette on 3 July 1915.[27]
Shout's wounds proved not to be serious and he soon rejoined the 1st Battalion.[5] On 11 May, he was injured once again, suffering another bullet wound to his arm and was evacuated to the hospital ship HMHS Gascon; he rejoined his unit fifteen days later, having sufficiently recovered.[3] On 20 May, Shout was Mentioned in the Despatch of General Sir Ian Hamilton, General Officer Commanding Mediterranean Expeditionary Force, as a result of his efforts from the landing on 25 April up to 5 May.[1][29] He was promoted to captain on 29 July.[1][6]
Lone Pine[edit]
On 6 August 1915, an assault on the "impregnable" Turkish position at Lone Pine was launched by the men of the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Battalions, 1st Australian Brigade, with the 1st Battalion in reserve.[30][31][32] The attack was orchestrated as one of a set of feints in order to draw Turkish attention and divert reinforcements from the British landings at Suvla Bay and thus the Allied offensive on Sari Bair. The Australian assault commenced in the late afternoon just before sunset, and within half an hour they had seized their objectives.[30][31] Despite the initial success, the Australian casualties had been heavy and the 1st Battalion was ordered forward in preparation for the expected Turkish counter-attack.[32] The battle subsequently descended into "bitter, savage fighting" over the following days,[1] predominantly in the form of "deadly bombing duels" with grenades.[32]
At 09:00 on 9 August, the 1st Battalion relieved the 3rd Battalion at Sasse's Sap on the Lone Pine frontline. However, as soon as the men of the 3rd Battalion were clear of the trenches, the Turks renewed their attack and were successful in seizing a significant proportion of Sasse's Sap.[6][33] In response, Shout and Captain Cecil Sasse gathered three men to carry sandbags in order to construct trench barricades and charged down the Sap. The two officers ran at the head of the party, with Sasse sniping at the Turkish soldiers with his rifle while Shout hurled bombs. The group advanced small stages at a time until they had recaptured approximately 20 metres (22 yd) of the line, at which point the trio carrying the sandbags constructed a barricade while Sasse continued to fire at the Turks. Sasse was credited with killing twelve Turkish soldiers during the action and Shout with eight, while forcing the remainder to flee.[34][35]
Sasse, "elated" by their achievement earlier that day,[33][34] went to Shout that afternoon and the pair agreed to attempt a repeat of the earlier operation. This time, the duo assembled a party of eight men to carry sandbags and extra bombs.[18][34] Having made a "sufficient reconnaissance" of the area, the previously erected barricade was shoved down and, side-by-side, Sasse and Shout ran forward.[33] The group advanced in much the same manner as before, moving in short stages and building a barricade each time they halted.[1][6] Shout was fighting with "splendid gaiety" throughout the assault,[33] "laughing and joking and cheering his men on".[34] As they progressed further, the two officers spotted a suitable location to raise their final barricade. Shout then simultaneously lit three bombs for the final run forward in an effort to prevent the Turkish soldiers from hindering the construction of the barricade. He successfully threw two of the grenades, and attempted to hurl the third when it burst as it was leaving his hand.[33][35] Shout was mortally wounded, the explosion having shattered his right hand and part of the left, destroying his left eye, cutting his face, and causing burns to his chest and leg.[34][36] Despite the severity of his injuries, Shout maintained consciousness and was dragged out of the firing line, where he remained cheerful, "drank tea and sent a message to his wife".[33][34]
Victoria Cross and legacy[edit]
Shout was evacuated from the Gallipoli Peninsula to the hospital ship Euralia shortly afterwards.[3][34] On 11 August 1915, he succumbed to his wounds and was buried at sea.[1] As a consequence of his actions during the Battle of Lone Pine, Shout was awarded the Victoria Cross, while Captain Cecil Sasse was decorated with the Distinguished Service Order.[34][35]
The announcement of Shout's Victoria Cross was promulgated in an issue of the London Gazette on 15 October 1915, reading:[36]
War Office, 15th October, 1915.
His Majesty The KING has been pleased to award the Victoria Cross to the undermentioned Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers and Men: —
Captain Alfred John Shout, 1st Battalion, Australian Imperial Force.
For most conspicuous bravery at Lone Pine trenches, in the Gallipoli Peninsula.
On the morning of the 9th August, 1915, with a very small party Captain Shout charged down trenches strongly occupied by the enemy, and personally threw four bombs among them, killing eight and routing the remainder.
In the afternoon of the same day, from the position gained in the morning, he captured a further length of trench under similar conditions, and continued personally to bomb the enemy at close range under very heavy fire until he was severely wounded, losing his right hand and left eye.
This most gallant officer has since succumbed to his injuries.
Considerable confusion reigned following Shout's death. On 15 August the Army sent a cable telling Rose Shout that her husband had been wounded a second time (she had already received notification of his 27 April wound). Initially, records showed Shout died on 11 August but they were then altered on 20 August showing him 'Not Dead' on Thermistocles returning to Australia. The press in Australia published news of his return, adding that he would arrive in Sydney mid-September.[citation needed]
Shortly after the war the citizens of Darlington commemorated the name of Alfred Shout on a memorial plaque. This plaque is now held at Victoria Barracks having been removed from Darlington.[citation needed]
Until 2006 Shout's medals, including his Victoria Cross, remained in the possession of his family—at the time, the only one of the nine VCs won by Australians at Gallipoli not in the collection of the Australian War Memorial. On 24 July 2006 the medals were auctioned with the VC fetching a record A$ 1.2 million, surpassing the previous record price for the VC of Norman Cyril Jackson. Shout's medals were bought by Kerry Stokes,[37] and donated to the Australian War Memorial.[citation needed]
Honours and awards[edit]
- Victoria Cross (VC)[38]
- Military Cross (MC)[39]
- Queen's South Africa Medal, with 3 clasps: 'WITTEBERGEN', 'TRANSVAAL' and 'CAPE COLONY'[40]
- King's South Africa Medal, with clasps 'SOUTH AFRICA 1901' and 'SOUTH AFRICA 1902'[41]
- 1914–15 Star[42]
- British War Medal[43]
- Victory Medal with oakleaves (MID)[44]
- ^ There is discrepancy among the sources regarding Shout's date of birth. Higgins 1988, in Shout's Australian Dictionary of Biography entry, states it to be 7 August 1881. Staunton 2005, p. 37 also gives 7 August, though lists the year to have been 1882. Shout's Australian Imperial Force service file, however, records it to be 8 August 1882, which is the date given in Arthur 2005, p. 677, Bean 1941a, p. 295, and Snelling 1995, p. 178. As the service record is an official government file and the majority of scholars record the date it gives, 8 August 1882 is the date used in this article.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k Higgins, Matthew (1988). "Shout, Alfred John (1882–1915)". Australian Dictionary of Biography. Canberra: Australian National University. Retrieved 27 November 2009.
- ^ a b "Alfred John Shout". Cenotaph Database. Auckland Museum. Retrieved 30 July 2013.
- ^ a b c d e "Shout, Alfred John". Records Search. National Archives of Australia. Retrieved 27 November 2009.
- ^ "Captain Alfred John Shout". Victoria Cross. Birkenhead Returned Services Association. Retrieved 30 July 2013.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o Snelling 1995, pp. 178–179
- ^ a b c d e f g Staunton 2005, p. 37
- ^ a b c "Queen's South Africa Medal: Sergeant A. J. Shout, Border Horse". Collection. Australian War Memorial. Retrieved 30 July 2013.
- ^ a b Stephen Skinner. "Nominal Roll of the Border Horse". British Medals. Retrieved 30 July 2013.
- ^ a b c d e f "Memorial pendant: Captain A. J. Shout". Collection. Australian War Memorial. Retrieved 15 June 2013.
- ^ The London Gazette: no. 27311. p. 3114. 7 May 1901. Retrieved 27 November 2009.
- ^ "Alfred John Shout" (PDF). First World War Embarkation Roll. Australian War Memorial. Retrieved 2 December 2009.
- ^ "1st Battalion". Australian military units. Australian War Memorial. Retrieved 2 December 2009.
- ^ "1st Infantry Battalion (August 1914 – June 1915)" (PDF). First World War Unit Diaries. Australian War Memorial. Retrieved 21 December 2009.
- ^ Dennis, Peter, Jeffrey Grey, Ewan Morris, Robin Prior and Jean Bou. "Gallipoli". The Oxford Companion to Australian Military History. Oxford Reference Online. Retrieved 29 June 2013.
- ^ Arthur 2005, p. 218
- ^ Bean 1941a, p. 280
- ^ a b Carlyon 2002, p. 141
- ^ a b c d "Captain Alfred Shout". Gallipoli and the Anzacs. Department of Veterans Affairs. Retrieved 21 December 2009.
- ^ a b Bean 1941a, pp. 295–296
- ^ Bean 1941a, p. 304
- ^ Bean 1941a, pp. 314–316
- ^ Bean 1941a, p. 318
- ^ Carlyon 2002, pp. 168–169
- ^ Bean 1941a, p. 471
- ^ Bean 1941a, pp. 508–509
- ^ a b "Recommendation for Alfred John Shout to be awarded the Military Cross" (PDF). Recommendations: First World War. Australian War Memorial. Retrieved 30 January 2010.
- ^ a b The London Gazette: (Supplement) no. 29215. p. 6541. 3 July 1915. Retrieved 30 January 2010.
- ^ Snelling 1995, p. 161
- ^ The London Gazette: (Supplement) no. 29251. p. 7668. 5 August 1915. Retrieved 30 January 2010.
- ^ a b Snelling 1995, p. 147
- ^ a b Staunton 2005, p. 23
- ^ a b c Perrett 2004, p. 196
- ^ a b c d e f Bean 1941b, pp. 564–565
- ^ a b c d e f g h Snelling 1995, pp. 163–164
- ^ a b c Perrett 2004, p. 198
- ^ a b The London Gazette: no. 29328. p. 10153. 15 October 1915. Retrieved 31 January 2010. (Victoria Cross)
- ^ "The Victoria Cross ... awarded to Captain Alfred Shout have been sold at auction". Iain Stewart, Victoria Cross.org. Retrieved 2008-04-09.
- ^ REL35084.001 – Victoria Cross : Captain A J Shout, 1 Battalion, AIF, Australian War Memorial
- ^ REL35084.002 – Military Cross : Lieutenant A J Shout, 1 Battalion, AIF, Australian War Memorial
- ^ REL35084.003 – Queen's South Africa Medal : Sergeant A J Shout, Border Horse, Australian War Memorial
- ^ REL35084.004 – King's South Africa Medal : Sergeant A J Shout, Australian War Memorial
- ^ REL35084.005 – 1914–15 Star : 2nd Lieutenant A J Shout, 1 Battalion, AIF, Australian War Memorial
- ^ REL35084.006 – British War Medal 1914–20 : Captain A J Shout, 1 Battalion, AIF, Australian War Memorial
- ^ REL35084.007 – Victory Medal : Captain A J Shout, 1 Battalion, AIF, Australian War Memorial
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- Arthur, Max (2005). Symbol of Courage: The Men Behind the Medal. Chatham, Kent, United Kingdom: Pan Books. ISBN 0-330-49133-4.
- Bean, C.E.W. (1941a). The Story of ANZAC from the outbreak of war to the end of the first phase of the Gallipoli Campaign, May 4, 1915. Official History of Australia in the War of 1914–1918. Volume I. Canberra, Australia: Australian War Memorial.
- Bean, C.E.W. (1941b). The Story of ANZAC from 4 May 1915, to the evacuation of the Gallipoli Peninsula. Official History of Australia in the War of 1914–1918. Volume II. Canberra, Australia: Australian War Memorial.
- Carlyon, Les (2002). Gallipoli. Sydney, Australia: Macmillan. ISBN 9780732911287.
- Dennis, Peter; Grey, Jeffrey; Morris, Ewan; Prior, Robin; Bou, Jean (2008). The Oxford Companion to Australian Military History (2nd ed.). Melbourne, Australia: Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-551784-2.
- Higgins, Matthew (1988). "Shout, Alfred John (1881–1915)". Australian Dictionary of Biography. Volume 11. Melbourne, Australia: Melbourne University Press. ISBN 9780522843804.
- Perrett, Bryan (2004). For Valour: Victoria Cross and Medal of Honor Battles. London, United Kingdom: Cassell Military Paperbacks. ISBN 0-304-36698-6.
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At $220 million, Greeley's budget continues to rise, up from $208 million this year and $196 million in 2012. A rising budget doesn't always mean a rise in revenue — some of the increase is usually due to spending on capital projects paid for through enterprise funds collected by Greeley's Water and Sewer and Stormwater departments.
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The budget's first reading was approved unanimously by council members, and faces a final hearing on Oct. 15.
When the city council was first presented with projections for increased revenue, Victoria Runkle, Greeley's director of finance, suggested the new allocations focus on things department heads requested before and didn't get, ongoing maintenance, restoration of programs that were cut during the recession and public safety, because the city will save $862,000 in public safety expenditures by stepping down from its partnership with Weld County in running the regional dispatch center.
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The Chicago Cubs are the best team in the Majors at the latest point in the season
since 1908.
It may be early, but if you don't start to plan now, you aren't going to be ready for the
World Series.
So what do the Cubs have to do to make it all the way to the top?
I have assembled some of the best Cubs writers to give their opinions about the Cubs
and what they might do in the season.
1. How long do you think Alfonso Soriano's hot streak is going to last and
do you think that he will fall out of favor with the Cubs faithful when he starts
to struggle again?
Sam Wenk: Alfonso Soriano will never be consistently hot or consistently cold. He
has and always will be a streaky hitter who can carry his team and also burden them.
If he were to fall into a really cold streak, for example, something lasting longer than
a month, then he might fall out of favor a little. However, Soriano is currently leading
all outfielders in All-Star voting, despite his up-and-down season, so he still is
popular nationally. If you're a Cubs fan, you know by now what Soriano is and what
he isn't. You just hope his thermometer is more hot than cold.
Bobby Pimentel: Well, it's hard to predict how long his hot streak is going to continue.
Personally, I don't even think he is on a hot streak anymore. Many people fail to see
that Soriano is actually a good contributor. He only has 10 hitless games so far this
year, 5 of which came before he got injured in April. Since May 1 Soriano has 5
hitless games (2 at-bats or more), compare that to Lee who has 9, Ramirez who has
8 and Fukudome who has 14. Granted, they all draw more walks. But it is something
to pay attention to. Soriano does have even streaks where he does produce very
well, and people should know that. But given that he can have the best week in
baseball one week and the worst another week, it does frustrate fans. But I honestly
don't think signing Soriano was a bad move, he is a great player. I also think that he
has a different demeanor than Sammy Sosa. Thus I think Cubs fans won't turn on
Soriano, even though they might voice their displeasure when he struggles. But that's
what real fans should do.
Bob Warja: I don't know that he's truly in what I'd call a true hot streak, but he's hitting
well. I think that as long as he's healthy he will hit. I'm more concerned that his health
won't hold up, especially his legs. And yes, as I pointed out in my article comparing
him to Sammy Sosa, fans love to build up their star athletes, then we love to tear
them down. It's very much a what-have-you-done-for-me-lately society we live in. And
anything Soriano does this year, good or bad, will be magnified because so many
Cubs fans believe this is our year.
Tyler Huen: I think the "hot streak" is permanent. I don't think he'll continue hitting
13 home runs per month, but he won't slow down much. Look for him to continue
hitting about .290 for the year, striking out once per game, and knocking in about
85 runs this year and stealing about 25 bases. He is too good of a hitter to
"struggle" for a long period. Cubs faithful needs to make sure not to jump on his
back once he goes 0-10 in a couple games. He is a career proven streaky hitter.
He'll hit 10 home runs in two weeks, and not get one for two weeks.
Joe Willett: Soriano may have been really hot lately, but his up and down play makes
me worried that he can't be as dependable of a leadoff hitter as Pinella seems to
think he is. I think Soriano should bat second. I really haven't seen this put as an
option, but think, instead of a leadoff homerun, the first batter can get on and then
Soriano can belt one out to an early 2-0 lead. That is the way to start a game and I
think Soriano can really play his best there.
2. Do you think the Cubs have what it takes with the current roster to make
it to the World Series?
Sam: No, and here's why. In the playoff, the name of the game is pitching. The Cubs
other than Carlos Zambrano have no starter who they can count on dominating a
game. In a short series, who is going to lock up that crucial Game 2? Ted Lilly?
Ryan Dempster? One would hope so, but you just can't say for sure. Looking at the
other NL teams likely to be in playoff contention, the Diamondbacks seem to be the
standard to win in a short series. They have three legitimate starters that can be
counted on to win: Brandon Webb, Dan Haren and Randy Johnson. The Mets too
are built for post-season success with a potential playoff rotation of Pedro Martinez,
Johan Santana and Oliver Perez. If the Cubs can trade one of their extra outfielders
(Felix Pie, Matt Murton come to mind) for a proven starter, than I believe they will
have the final piece of the puzzle to not only reach the World Series, but win it.
Bobby P: Well, as far as the lineup goes, it is one of the absolute best in baseball.
I don't like that Lee doesn't seem to be able to get his average back above .300
though, hopefully it's just a funk. If Lee gets it together, I dare say that this is THE
best lineup in baseball. Starting pitching is as different story. They need to make a
trade for a pitching ace around the deadline for them to have a legitimate chance at
breaking the World Series drought. The only reason they would even reach a World
Series with their current rotation is if they go on an improbable run like the Rockies
last year. But let's not forget that the Rockies also got dominated by the Red Sox and
got swept. They need another high-caliber starting pitcher to stand a chance against
Arizona, Philadelphia, New York, etc.
Bob W: No. I think they need to add a starting pitcher. I'm still concerned about
Arizona. They beat us three straight last year and added Dan Haren to their rotation.
We added Fukudome. I don't think that's enough.
Tyler: Yes. They have what it takes to make it to the World Series. They have a
great 1,2,3 punch in pitching with Big Z, Lilly, and Dempster. If Marquis, Gallagher,
Marshall, and Lieber can hold down the 4,5 spots then they will be solid. Relief wise
they are stacked. Best 8th and 9th inning set up in the NL. The offensive lineup is
the best in baseball by far this year. To win the World Series, they just need to keep
playing well and remain confident once they start a losing skid. I would like to see
one more big starting arm to ensure success though.
Joe: I think the Cubs have the offense to make it all the way, but the starting pitching
needs to be tweaked a little so that they can be more ready when they are in a long
playoff series.
3. Do you think the Cubs are going to make a major move some time this
season or are they going to stick with the current roster?
Sam: Knowing the way Jim Hendry operates, I believe a move is on the horizon.
Hendry never has traded for that major-name player, usually choosing the safer route
by adding veteran guys who add depth. If players such as Rich Harden, Matt Holliday
and C.C. Sabathia are out there for the taking, Hendry should at least gouge some
Bobby P: Despite my dislike of this front office, I don't believe they are stupid enough
not to make a move. Lou must realize by now that they need another starting pitcher,
and the front office should understand that too. My guess is that they will bring in a
big name pitcher around the trade deadline. Maybe the likes of Erik Bedard,
C.C. Sabathia, John Garland, Pedro Martinez (if the Mets implode), maybe even
Ben Sheets who is in the last year of his contract. There are many options and the
Cubs can easily part with Cedeno, Fontenot, Kevin Hart and other young talent
without hurting this team this year.
Bob W. Yes, I think Jim Hendry goes out and acquires a pitcher.
Tyler: Barring an injury, no. The reason the team is so hot this year is familiarity with
each other and Lou's coaching style. Why bring in an outsider that could be a plague
on an already awesome team?
Joe: I think that they need to pull the trigger on the Brian Roberts situation. We
haven't heard the last of him, why not end the story and make the trade eventually. I
also think that the Cubs need another solid pitcher. We don't need to go for an ace,
just somebody that can keep a sub-four ERA and log a lot of innings to keep our
bullpen ready for later in a playoff series. I think the Cubs should go after Aaron
Harang, of the Cincinnati Reds. He may be 2-8 but his ERA is 3.86 and he hasn't
had an ERA over four for the last four seasons.
4. The biggest downfall for the Cubs has been pitching, are there going to
be any changes to the rotation through trades or minor league players?
Sam: The Cubs need one more proven starter and one more veteran bullpen pitcher to sustain their success. Health will play a major role in determining how much movement is required, but as of now, I don't see them making many changes simply because this team was built with pitching depth before the season began. If you have to, why not call up a young player like Kevin Hart, who emerged as a quality bullpen arm last season despite being a rookie.
Bobby P: As much as Sean Gallagher has given me hope for the future, I don't
really think he is ready for the playoffs. I doubt we have many options on a minor
league level too. Rich Hill needs to prove he can come back and be a good pitcher,
not just a capable one. With the internal pitching problems, I would have to say that
there is going to be a change via a trade. At least I hope so. Whoever the Cubs sign
(should be an ace or a legitimate no. 2 starter), it should be someone who can takes
some of the pressure off Zambrano in the no. 2 spot in the rotation.
Bob W: See above. Also, I hope that Rich Hill can come back and still contribute this
season before it's over.
Tyler: I look for the final rotation to be like this: Big Z, Lilly, Dempster, Marshall, and
Joe: If the trade I had proposed were to happen, I would love to see a rotation of
Zambrano, Harang, Lilly, Dempster, Marshall/Gallagher/Hill/Lieber, whoever shows
up the most to take the fifth spot.
5. What do you think the final record of the Cubs is going to be this season?
Sam: If the Cubs say healthy and their star players can continue to perform to their
ability, the Cubs should finish with a record of 100 - 62. I know that seems like a high
win total, but don't forget, this team has the best record in baseball right now, so the
sky is the limit.
Bobby: I'm thinking mid-90's in wins if they continue the way they've been playing
lately. Probably 95-67 or 94-68, somewhere in that region. I think they are good
enough to win 100 games, but pitching will stop that from happening. Besides,
I'm only concerned about winning the division, which 90+ wins should almost
guarantee. The question is whether it'll be enough for best in the NL, which is
something the Cubs should strive for given how good they've been at Wrigley this
Bob W: 93-69, 1st place in the NL Central.
Tyler: I think the Cubs will win the NL Central, finish with the best record in baseball with about 95 wins, make the World Series and beat the Red Sox in 6 games. How is that for a prediction? This team is too good not to end me, my grandpa, and great grand parent's misery.
Joe: Somewhere in the mid-90's in wins. Maybe 96-66, 1st in the NL Central for sure.
That's all for now, hope you enjoyed the first Chicago Cubs Roundtable.
I'm Joe W.


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The PS3 is getting a double-feature of its key shooter franchises, so no matter whether you're more of a Resistance player or a Killzone one, you're covered for 2011. The Killzone 3 beta looked pretty damn beautiful when we played it on Game Night and we're certain you're more than ready to destroy the Helghast. As for Resistance, the idea of exploring a Chimera-occupied/ravaged America sounds like a refreshing change of pace from the previous two titles, and we're looking forward to seeing what else Insomniac will be changing to make this third installment stand out. It's a celebration of shooter trinities for the PS3!
Last GuardianSony Computer Entertainmen Inc. | SCEA
The team behind PS2 classics Ico and Shadow of the Colossus has been working on their first PS3 game for a long time, with a concept that looks to pull aspects from both of their previous games -- the sneaking gameplay of Ico, the giant creatures of SOTC -- and an art style that's far more detailed and beautiful than they've been able to do in the past. Much like the team's other games, The Last Guardian should be a mix of an emotional story and action/puzzle mechanics. And after about five years in development, Sony says it's actually shipping at the end of 2011. Fingers crossed.
Mass Effect 3Electronic Arts | BioWare
If you've played Mass Effect 2, then there's probably no need to explain why we think Mass Effect 3 is one of our most sought-after games of 2011. The universe that BioWare has created is just as detailed as any established science fiction property, and it's amazing they've been able to craft a story as compelling as it already is. We're looking forward to more hybrid shooter/RPG action (hopefully, with a bit more RPG added back in now that the shooting is damn good), and more importantly, another jaunt through the galaxy (and Earth!) with Commander Shepard and crew as they fight to save pretty much everyone from the invading Reapers.
Portal 2Electronic Arts | Valve Software
Valve's buddy cop platform puzzler, starring two speechless robo-protagonists, seems as though it could have come from the minds of Pixar --masters of making lifeless things full of emotion. With Portal 2's new co-op dynamic, the challenging platforming puzzles you loved in the first game will now require two portal guns to solve. And while you may feel the urge to murder your partner from time to time, each level will need both participants to successfully complete. And all this is on top of a longer single-player puzzle campaign featuring more GLaDOS. Finally, of course, one can only imagine what next big Internet meme will explode out of Portal 2.
Uncharted 3: Drake's DeceptionSCEA | Naughty Dog
Naughty Dog has always been a fine developer, but it's their crafting of Nathan Drake's adventures that pretty much make them the definitive PlayStation 3 developer. Recall that Uncharted 2, besides being a significant improvement over the first title gameplay-wise, is also pretty much the best looking game of the past few years. What Naughty Dog did with urban combat and snow, they are now turning towards sand and who knows what else. Another fantastic looking game with tons of tiny details (look at how the fire propagates throughout the room in recent videos), another sharp script that rivals movies in terms of delivery and content, and more gameplay enhancements already make this a must-have in 2011.
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Batman RulesPosted: Apr 12, 2011 12:00AM PST by generaltuxedo90
Arkham City is definitely one of the best PS3 games of 2011.
Brink baby!Posted: Jan 24, 2011 12:00AM PST by SystemOvercast
Where is Brink?
ELDER SCROLLS 5!!!!!!!Posted: Jan 21, 2011 12:00AM PST by thesameonewhowon
oh come on people, what can possibly be more exciting then elder scrolls five. im going to be fired from y job and dumped all because of this game. lives will be ruined for sure.
Looks goodPosted: Jan 14, 2011 12:00AM PST by DarkRazor6661
Looks like its going to be a very good year for the PS3! Personally my list is topped by The Elder Scrolls than Killzone/Resistance 3! I did a quick skim so excuse me if I am wrong but why didn't I see Crysis 2 on this list?
seriously? definitely missed an RPGPosted: Jan 10, 2011 12:00AM PST by zaodriver
No Catherine?
Catherine=horror platformerPosted: Jan 15, 2011 12:00AM PST by DjangoRaijin2
Which means it's not an RPG sorry to tell you that. Persona 5 is probably gonna begin developement time shortly after it's release so just wait for that if you want Atlus to get RPG developer of the year.
LBP2?Posted: Jan 05, 2011 12:00AM PST by e_baybee
I know its release is right around the corner, but you could have at least mentioned LittleBigPlanet 2. There are too many multi-platform titles on this list. You should have made a separate, "Multi-Platform" category. Other than that, I can generally agree with this list. Microsoft took a hard blow from Mass Effect coming to the PS3.
....Posted: Jan 02, 2011 12:00AM PST by San_Andreas
Yakuza 4 and Last Guardian. Enough said.
Congrats 1UPPosted: Dec 31, 2010 12:00AM PST by HumphreyLee
You nailed 10 of the probable two dozen games I'm gonna get next year. This could have been exclusives only though, yeah, with a list of something like Uncharted 3, inFamous 2, Resistance 3, Killzone 3, The Last Guardian, Journey, Twisted Metal, the new Ratchet, and LittleBigPlanet 2. I'll be buying at least eight of those. The rest could have/should have been saved for a 3rd Party list. Ah well...
I kinda have to agree with some peoplePosted: Dec 30, 2010 12:00AM PST by pocky-san
While I am excited for the multi-platform games coming in 2011, I've got to say the list should focus a little more on what the PS3 has to offer.
There probably should have been a list of most anticipated multi-platform games, so we could thin out exclusives, showing the strength each console is brining in 2011 for their users.
GREAT LISTPosted: Dec 30, 2010 12:00AM PST by X210JUGGALOX
1up is obviously not well in the headPosted: Dec 29, 2010 12:00AM PST by warblade100
Hello!!!!!!!!!!!. Aren't you guys forgetting two of the most looked forward to games????????????. Mortal Kombat and Marvel vs Capcom 3. What's up with this list anyway, it doesn't seem right at all.
AgreedPosted: Dec 29, 2010 12:00AM PST by ZiggyMoShriff
MvC3 is the one Im looking forward to most.... Perhaps it wasn't mentioned because its being released across multiple platforms
nvmdPosted: Dec 29, 2010 12:00AM PST by ZiggyMoShriff
so is mass effect
WOW!Posted: Dec 28, 2010 12:00AM PST by gamingfan91
Batman: Arkham City, Uncharted 3 , The Last Guardian and Mass Effect 3. 2011 is gonna be HUGE!
FlowerPosted: Dec 28, 2010 12:00AM PST by JustPee
Good list, I concur. Flower was an absolute psychadelic trip. Journey sounds like it's going to be even more nuts.
Played out.Posted: Dec 28, 2010 12:00AM PST by JonVonJetBlackStricker
Bitching about lists is so damn boring. Not critiques, necessarily. There are some good critiques. The whiny bitching is so played out.
2011Posted: Dec 28, 2010 12:00AM PST by DarkRazor6661
Is going to be a good year for the PS3.... Man I can't wait to get my hands on Killzone 3, Elder Scrolls Skyrim, Uncharted 3, Crysis 2 and more!
on the realPosted: Dec 28, 2010 12:00AM PST by blanebishop
LBP2 not being shown because adding it is shitting on xbox even more nothing big besides gears3 forza4? software wise. If sony dont take over MS in global sales this year than they NEVER will. looking forward to MS bringing new hardware to E3 this summer
Oh PleasePosted: Dec 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by Thingmaker
No Little Big Planet 2 way up on top = article means squat. The end.
Dear 1up staffPosted: Dec 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by Mr.Sauce
Let me first say, that I love this site and I have always had the utmost respect for you guys in the world of gaming journalism. I've felt this way since the EGM days and you have always been my most trusted source for video game information and more (you never know what you might learn reading). I never try to bash any of the staff for their writing or opinions like some may do just for the sake of bashing. I've always been proud to say where I get my gaming information when asked and I never accuse bias upon you that I have seen be SO obvious with other sites.
With that said, I can't help but be a little disappointed with your top 10 lists for 2011 for specific platforms. I would've rather seen a list of exclusives that are coming for each respective platform and then see a separate top 10 list for multi-platform games on the way. The reason being, when someone reads these articles, they want to know what's good for a system in particular whether they want to keep that system, or whether they need a reason to purchase one. Also, it keeps the masses informed and not ignorant like so many are out there. Its hard to believe, but there are still people today that believe that you can't play some of the biggest games out there because they have been led to believe that something like Call of Duty cannot be played on any other system than the 360. That is where you guys and journalistic integrity come in.
I'm going to go ahead and give a top 10 EXCLUSIVE list for the PS3 (with extras) and then wrap it up.
1.Uncharted 3
2.Killzone 3
3.The Last Guardian
4.Infamous 2
5.Little Big Planet 2
7.Resistance 3
8.Twisted Metal
9.Yakuza 4
10.Team Ico collection (Ico/Shadow of the Colossus)
11.Motorstorm Apocolypse
12.MLB: The Show 11
13.Ratchet and Clank: All for One
All of these games are scheduled for 2011 and cannot be played on any other system than the PS3. I didn't even add the DC Universe MMO because although console exclusive, its still multi-platform. I'd expect to see the same thing when I'm looking at a 360, Wii, or PC list of games coming in the next year. I know you guys are going to do things the way that you want (and I respect that), but I expected to see something a little better from you guys.
Thank you...Posted: Dec 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by ShivaDiva
I thought I was the only one (well judging by the multiple comments by both 360 & PS3 gamers) that these 'lists'--at least as far as the 360 & the PS3 are concerned--seemed half-assed. Not that I mind the games choosen per se, but the fact that both list (PS3 & 360) seem eerily identical and quite frankly looks as though someone hadn't 'came back' (mentally, at least) from holiday break to work for Monday. Personally I feel more emphasis should have been taken on really make both list shine--which obviously didn't happen.
I mean let's be frank, if you're going do that many multiplat games in a supposed 360/PS3 list then you all just as well should of went ahead and made a overall list of most anticipated games for both systems.
Dudes, chill outPosted: Dec 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by TheHamsterplan
It's five and five, multiplatform vs exclusive. I think that's a fine ratio. And also, I think it's telling (and on purpose) that they're excited for Batman and Deus Ex more than Little Big Planet. Besides, they mentioned most of the games you guys mentioned in their "Other Games to Watch" section.
I, personally, am most excited about The Last Guardian and Portal 2. The rest I could probably take or leave, until the reviews come out of course.
@TheHamsterplanPosted: Dec 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by Mr.Sauce
Dude you chill out. If you read what I wrote, I think you missed the point of why I wrote it. If the headline is gonna read "Top PS3 games of 2011" or whatever platform, then you want to know what the top games are for that platform that you just can't play anywhere else. Like I also said, if you own a system, you want to know why you should keep it, or get rid of it if it has something that you are looking forward to or not. If you are curious about a system, you should have the information as to what's going to be available for that system to determine if its worth making a purchase. There is no universal system, different systems have exclusives so you need to know what's gonna separate one from the other and what will be available to all.
Also, if you read what I wrote then you would've read that I suggested a top list of multi-platform games that everyone will have an opportunity to own. These suggestions keep the masses informed and keep the ignorant (fanboys) from manipulating information and truth toward someone uninformed. People actually believe that games like the Call of Duty games are only available on the 360 or Devil May Cry is only available on the PS3 which is BULLSHIT. I expect the record to be set straight here rather than be distorted by the idiots.
@ TheHamsterplanPosted: Dec 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by abercrombieco2
the comment area is for ppl to voice there opinon that's all we are doing , that's what its there for. they should have a mulitconsole list and leave the excusives for each console. whats the point of having the same fucking games on 360 and ps3 so they can be lazy and just copy and paste half the list and just make 5 exclusive games? might as well just call it a top 5 list of games for 2011.
Great list Mr.SaucePosted: Dec 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by NumeroUno
As I was reading the article I couldn't help but notice that there were multiplatform games on the list. Your list however is great as it is PS3 only exclusive titles which of course relates to the name of the article "Top 10 PS3 Games of 2011."
The problem with this is...Posted: Dec 28, 2010 12:00AM PST by Nightblade777
..., is making a list of only exclusives would leave very short lists, and in turn wouldn't even be worth making. The PS3 list would have around 7 or 8 games which is great. The 360 however would only have, 3? If they had "journalistic integreity" as you call it, then you know that they can't have a list like that. It not only looks bad for a particular system but it also appears as if there is a system bias for this site. Move and Kinect games COULD be added to the list, but in tha grand scheme of things, people don't care about the Move or Kinect, so using those games wouldn't be wise.
What they COULD do however, is use the multiplatform games they are using and tell about it's console advantages. Bulletstorm, for example, will have an exclusive "Epic" edition exclusively for the 360 which include a Gears of War 3 beta. For PS3, they can mention how Portal 2 is being developed on the PS3, and will be the best console to play it on thanks to Steam Cloud integration on the system. I know this actually conflicts with your statements about how some people believe that certain multiplatform games can only be played on one system, but in the long run, it's the right thing to do.
@Nightblade777Posted: Dec 28, 2010 12:00AM PST by Mr.Sauce
I disagree. The 360 list could have more than 3 games and with that, I could know about more games coming out besides the ones I already know of. This would be great to know since I own a 360 and may feel the need to have it fixed if I have any standout reason. Why be in a rush to get it fixed if I can get something multi-platform? I'd rather spend my money on some games than repairs. But, being informed helps me and others make a decision on what they spend their money on. If the list was only 3, then it is still a reporting of the facts which is only fair to anyone who owns, or would like to own, or would like to know why to keep their system before they decide to get rid of it. When it all becomes universal, fine, but the exclusives are the selling points of a gaming system (and in some cases, gimmicks).
Also, to say nobody would be interested in Move or kinect games is not a fair statement. Apparently there is a market for that kind of stuff. I listed the games that I know of and left the Move and kinect stuff out because they don't hold my interest. However they may be interesting to some others. If that Ratchet and Clank: All For One is a "Move only" game, then I regret putting on my list cause I don't have an interest in motion related stuff.
my problem isPosted: Dec 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by abercrombieco2
have these lists be exclusive games , i'm sure batman and deus ex are going to be good , but i could give a shit about them when i'm clicking on best ps3 games , i wanta see games i can only find on the ps3 , when half the xbox 360 and ps3 lists are the same games that doesn't tell you anything but the best games can be found on both systems. where are the exclusives.
And let´s hope that 2011Posted: Dec 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by GomezGomita
Bring us, KOF13 and Tekken Tag 2...aaaand, Ni No Kuni and Catherine.
I don't mean to be THAT guy but...Posted: Dec 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by Nightblade777
...the PS3 list is kind of gimped. No mention of Little Big Planet 2, Killzone and Resistance are grouped together for some reason, so there's no seperate read for them, the section for Portal 2 reads exactly the same as the 360 version (even though the PS3 version is said to be better with Steam cloud integration) and no mention of the new Twisted Metal either, other than being listed at the bottom. Also no mention of Socom 4 what so ever.
I can MAYBE see leaving out Twisted Metal (although it IS a long awaited exclusive title for the system) but leaving out LBP2 to put in the "other games to watch" list is absurd.
*I also forgot about Socom 4. It's NO WHERE to be found, not even at the bottom list.
Your opinionPosted: Dec 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by Nightblade777
That's your opinion. MANY would disagree with you. The fact that there are a TON of people who do like the series and will buy the second one, along with the fact that it is now one of Sony's flagship franchises MORE than justifies it's position on that list, and also justifies the fact that LBP deserves a written section over games such as Batman.
Now, normally I wouldn't do this but, I notice that you mainly play on the 360. So I NOW wonder whether "LPB isn't fun" is an opinion of yours, or just some lame attempt at you being a fanboy.
If you don't mind, tell me why you think LBP isn't fun?
Last GuardianPosted: Dec 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by catgirl147
is totally my pick for this year, considering no JRPG's on the list... sigh.
Oooh and Necromachina....
this list hasPosted: Dec 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by WhYxGOvPRo
me the most pumped. not being a fanboy but theres way more to look foward to ps3. yes microsoft has unannounced games but so does sony
The Last Guardian.Posted: Dec 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by GenesisDoes
Not that everything else sucks or anything. I'm just looking forward to Last Guardian moreso than anything else on this PS3 list.
2011Posted: Dec 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by prayerofmockery
looks to be very promising for the ps3. Killzone 3 and The Last Guardian look awesome


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10. - 12. February 2015
At AeroCon Anaheim suppliers will showcase software, materials, components, sub-assemblies, contract services, electronics, robotics, and equipment used in the design and production of aerospace and defense products. Visitors can bring their active projects and source from the latest innovations and cost-saving technologies, discuss their design and manufacturing challenges and explore emerging technologies, innovative applications and best practices. AeroCon Anaheim is co-located with several other fairs covering the entire spectrum of manufacturing.
The AeroCon in Anaheim took place from Tuesday, 09. February to Thursday, 11. February 2016.
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Product groups: assembly systems, automation systems, calibration equipment, contract manufacturing, control systems, drives, electrical components, electronic components, fasteners, gears, grinding machines, housings, industrial design, industrial machines, inspection systems, lathes, machining centers, material handling systems, mechanical components, metals, milling machines, robots, security systems, software, test equipment, …
Industry sectors: Aviation, Military Technology, Space Travel, …
Fairs of these Sectors: Aviation and Defence Trade Shows, Military & Defence Exhibitions, Space Travel Trade Shows, …
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Fair location*:Anaheim Convention Center,
800 West Katella Avenue, CA 92802 Anaheim, California, USA