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Ok, if it's not allowed to ask this kind of stuff here, please delete it.I've looking for invites to asiatorrents.com , to pump up my japanese study, anyone happens to have one around ?
I don't care so long as you keep it to private messages. You must enable "Allow form email" in the forum Profile somewhere, so that others members can email via the forum (without actually seeing your email address).
I dkno, I just sent 2 invites, and mystically I have 1 more invite left...although I shouldn't have, If you send me a pm REAL fast, then perhaps I'll invite you. Because the invite system is working right now.As you never know when the invite system is working, it's unfortunately very tiresome to invite people.
Last edited by jettyke (2010 December 21, 6:25 am)
It is rather dangerous to invite someone you don't know. If the person you invite does not abide by the very srict rules there, you are banned too.And they are very strict about it. Good for them!
If you still have one available, please PM me when you get a chance. Much appreciated either way.
buonaparte wrote:It is rather dangerous to invite someone you don't know. If the person you invite does not abide by the very srict rules there, you are banned too.And they are very strict about it. Good for them!
I guess I don't really care about that site, most of the stuff I download are from d-addicts.
jondesousa wrote:If you still have one available, please PM me when you get a chance. Much appreciated either way.
No better you pm me, because I need your email.The fastest one gets the invite:D.
sent you a PM, but I guess it's too late ;/, don't have a problem with seeding, my computer is always on anyway...
Okay, finally got rid of my last invite jpkuelho is the lucky one.
Last edited by jettyke (2010 December 22, 3:41 am)
yay o///thanks a lot if I get an invite I will post in this topic ^^
If you guys are still feeling generous, I'd like an invite as well.. Thanks!
Hi Guys,I love asian music but it is not really available on general torrent sites. (I have found some good things at verycd.com though).Is there anybody who could invite me to asiatorrents please?L.
Hello,I am also studying Japanese and if anyone has invites could I please be invited to AsianTorrents?Thanks
I don't have an invite, but for anyone who does... I sure wouldn't give one to someone who only signed up to ask for one. Save it for the community. No offense.
@dystopianYou broke the first rule of Fight Club! Also, it's not that Asia Torrents gets leaked to other sites, they're all using similar sources. It's not like Asia Torrents is the special 'source' site. In fact, they seem rather slow in comparison to certain other sites.
Last edited by nest0r (2011 January 19, 4:20 am)
Hi guys, im just wondering if anyone still have any invites left for Asia Torrents.com?i would love to get an invite from any of you....please let me know
I have some invites left, if anyone wants one send me a PM.Not for free, I'll do a background check and then decide if you're going to make good use of it or not.
Last edited by Kyoshi88 (2011 August 17, 9:31 am)
hey thanks!
Bringing this topic back to see if anyone has any invites available? Really need to start downloading more Japanese media and this is the only website I can find for movies/music and such.Thanks
if there are any available could I have one?
As far as I know, invites don't work.I have: Invitations (10), but every time I tried to invite somebody, it was not possible.You have to wait until registrations are open - they do it from time to time.I just checked - a member can exchange their Seeder-Bonus, one invitation for 500 points.
Last edited by buonaparte (2012 May 23, 7:17 am)
There's a notice on the site saying invites are working again. I don't have any to give though.
I'd love to have one as well if anyone can spare one.<-- Email here.
Ah ok. Well, like I stated above if anyone has anything please let me know via PM


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McMinnville man killed in Highway 18 crash
10-year-old girl injured
Mar 19, 2013 | 3 Comments
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A 30-year-old McMinnville man was killed about 9:40 p.m. Tuesday in a two-vehicle crash about two miles east of McMinnville on Highway 18 near its intersection with Lafayette Highway.
Sgt. Brad Hessel of the Oregon State Police McMinnville office identified the victim as Charles Salinas of 1834 N.W. Wallace Road. Hessel gave this account:
Salinas was driving a 2000 Chevrolet Cavalier westbound when, for an unknown reason, it crossed the centerline and collided head-on with a 2005 Freightliner tractor pulling two trailers and driven by Dale Boekhoff, 44, of 517 N.W. Blair St., Sheridan. He was driving for CRC Transport Inc. of Salem.
A passenger in the car, Araceli Salinas, 10, of the Wallace Road address, sustained serious injuries and was transported by McMinnville Fire Department ambulance to the Willamette Valley Medical Center. She was reported in stable condition this morning.
Boekhoff was taken by ambulance to the hospital where he was treated and released.
It's unknown if either of the Chevrolet's occupants were wearing seat belts. Boekhoff was not belted in.
The tractor-trailer's fuel tanks both leaked diesel fuel, requiring cleanup coordinated by the Oregon Department of Transportation and Northwest Firefighters HazMat personnel.
Highway 18 was reopened in both directions about 4:45 this morning, following the investigation and cleanup of the scene.
OSP was assisted at the scene by the McMinnville Police Department and Yamhill County Sheriff's Office.
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For clinicians who lack experience in treating patients with BPD, scenarios like this one are common. Some believe that treatment of a comorbid Axis II pathology can be deferred until after a patient has been discharged, despite the clear relationship between acute symptoms and interpersonal conflicts or other social stressors. In this vignette, Sara's treatment team diligently attended to her depressive symptoms, but the approach they used encouraged an undue hope that somatic treatments would resolve her depression. It also encouraged a passive role on Sara's part; she was not held responsible for any part of getting better. Her failure to stop cutting herself could be interpreted as her resistance against treatment, but it was almost certainly related to the misinformed strategies taken by the treatment team. Sara's treatments reinforced her belief that her problems were outside herself and that she could rely on someone else to fix them.
Clinicians should actively treat both mood/anxiety symptoms and BPD symptoms, but comorbid BPD decreases the likely response to medications. Psychotherapeutic interventions that require activity and responsibility on the patient's part are most effective. When there are ongoing borderline issues (such as recurrent self-harm and extreme reactivity to interpersonal issues), these issues need to be a central focus in the ongoing treatment from the start.11 By giving such patients tools to manage their anxiety, their affects, and their impulses in lieu of self-harm, we give them the opportunity to manage their own safety. This helps them begin to focus inwardly rather than depend on rescue by others.
Entitlement as a form of resistance
Patients with BPD or narcissistic personality disorder (or both) can feel entitled to special treatment and often seek only approving forms of attention from those who treat them. Such appeals for special treatment may prompt clinicians to worry that gratifying them can reinforce unrealistic interpersonal expectations, but that withholding may elicit reactive worsening of symptoms or dropping out.
Kathy is a 52-year-old divorced woman who is referred for treatment following a suicide attempt related to losing her job. Kathy began therapy with the goal of developing more close relationships. Her children don't speak to her and her family reports walking on eggshells around her because of her volatility. At the start of treatment, Kathy made multiple requests to have her appointment times adjusted to accommodate her schedule and frequently needed to move the furniture in the office to suit her better. The therapist managed this by saying that she understood why such changes were preferred but that she was unfortunately not able to meet Kathy's requests. The therapist also reminded Kathy that she was very interested in helping her meet her treatment goals.
The greater difficulty was that in therapy, Kathy dwelled on how she was doing better than other people she knew. She reported only her successes in hopes of being praised. Her therapist had a hard time getting Kathy to focus on the problems that brought her into treatment.
In working with patients with BPD, feelings of entitlement and efforts to avoid criticism are common forms of resistance. Clinicians who respond to a patient's sense of entitlement with efforts to withhold what is demanded or to interpret the unrealistic nature of the patient's needs are likely to make such a patient feel misunderstood, criticized, and angry. Providing validation for the patient's needs without gratifying them offers a compromise that acknowledges the patient's wishes without reinforcing his demands.
The problem of getting a patient focused on talking about difficulties is complicated. One approach involves making attention contingent on it. As a clinician, you can lean back in your chair and look perplexed when the patient dwells on how good he is at things. When the patient shifts to talking about difficulties, you can lean forward and give your undivided attention. Along with these nonverbal reinforcements of behaviors, it can help to note that you already know that the patient is very good, if not exceptional, at the things he is describing. Then add, "I feel our limited time is valuable and want to make sure you have time to discuss the things you are having difficulty with." This approach avoids confronting the patient's efforts to support his own self-esteem while also helping him move onto more relevant material.


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It was another long night for the Altus High Bulldogs who dropped a 41-6 decision here on Friday night in a game that ended in the third quarter because of lightning.
Ike won the coin flip and Eagles Head Coach Boone Copeland elected to defend the north goal because of a strong northerly wind. That gave Ike good field position the entire first quarter. Actually Eisenhower had a huge advantage in field position the entire game. Their average drive started at the Bulldogs 45 yard line.
Eisenhower scored on six of its eight possessions in the game. Junior running back Jarvis Jackson was thorn in the side Altus defense. The 5-5, 150 pounder rushed 11 times for 114 yards and scored four touchdowns. His touchdowns came on runs of 57, 11, five and two yards.
Ike also scored on 21 yard pass from quarterback Bently Bross to Ricky Alexander and a Mealique Antoine one yard run.
The Bulldogs avoided a shutout on a big play on the first snap of the second quarter. Senior quarterback Brantley Ford handed off to running back Diquon Woodhouse who in turn through a pass deep down field to a wide open Wavin Yada. Yada out ran the last Ike defender to complete a 70 yard touchdown pass.
That gave Altus a spark and they trailed 14-6 at that time.
Actually that was supposed to have been run on the first play of the game. However, the strong wind was in the faces of the Bulldogs and AHS mentor Chad Stone elected not to run it at that time.
The Bulldogs had problems sustaining anything offensively. They were zero for six on third down conversion attempts and rushed 20 times for 35 yards.
The game was called off with 6:54 remaining in the third quarter.
Altus, 0-2 on the season, will now turn their attention to Thursday night's game with the Lawton High Wolverines. Kickoff will be at 7:30 p.m. at Cameron University Stadium.
Game in Figures
First Downs ……..3………17
Yds. rushing……..35…….230
Yds. passing……..70……..104
Fumbles lost…….0…………0
How They Scored
EHS - Jarvis Jackson 5 run, Brandon Schmidt kick, 6:37, 1st qtr. Ike 7-0
EHS - Ricky Alexander 21 pass from Bently Bross, Schmidt kick, 3:13, 1st qtr., Ike 14-0
Altus - Wavin Yada 70 pass from Diquon Woodhouse, kick blocked, 11:49, 1st qtr., Ike 14-6
EHS - Jackson 11 run, pass failed, 1:30 2nd qtr., Ike 20-6
EHS - Jackson 57 run, Schmidt kick, 11:47 3rd qtr., Ike 27-6
EHS - Jackson 2 run, Schmidt kick, 8:05, 3rd qtr., Ike 34-7
EHS - Mealique Antoine 1 run, Schmidt kick, 5:54, 3rd qtr., Ike 41-7
Individual Statistics
Ford 4-3; Woodhouse 10-29; Birdow 5-9
Woodhouse 1-1-70 1TD; Ford 0-2-1 interception
Yada 1-70 1 TD
Perez 1-1 PAT
Perez 3-9.7
Bross 9-82; Green 2-0; Antoine 4-14-6 1TD; Jackson 11-114 4 TDs; Newton 5-23; Mitchell 1-2
Bross 4-8-91, 1TD; Green 2-3-13
Santiago 4-64; Alexander 1-21; Green 1-15; Newton 1-4
Schmidt 5-5 PATs
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The Way I See It!
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MATILDA THE MUSICAL will be holding an open call for the role of Matilda in New York City on Sunday, September 30th at Pearl Studios (519 Eighth Avenue, 12th Floor, between 35th and 36th streets). Check-in begins at 10:00 AM in Studio C on a first come / first serve basis. Auditions will begin at 11:00 AM.
Producers are seeking 8-10 year old girls who are 4'4 or under.
Matilda should be a strong singer and confident speaker with a good understanding of text and intelligent approach to acting. Matilda should look like the runt of the litter. However, she is extremely bright, fearless and focused, and able to speak assertively. Matilda is a fiercely clever child; living in an abusive household, she escapes into books and her imagination. No prior experience is necessary. No other roles will be cast at this call.
Please bring a recent picture and resume that includes height, birth date, and a parent or guardian phone number and email address in addition to any relevant experience. Please staple the picture and resume together. For the audition please bring sheet music for a short song. We will have a piano accompanist in the room. Please also prepare a short story or poem in the style of Roald Dahl. The song and the story or poem should be memorized.
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MATILDA THE MUSICAL will open on Broadway on April 11, 2013; previews begin on March 4 at Broadway's Shubert Theatre (225 West 44th Street). It is produced by The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) and The Dodgers.
MATILDA is the story of an extraordinary little girl who decides that despite a bad beginning filled with rotten parents, a terrifying school and a vicious head mistress, her story is going to be an astonishing one. With the help of her teacher, her friends and a little bit of imagination, Matilda proves that even if you're little, you can do big things.
MATILDA was commissioned by the RSC in 2010, and is the recipient of a record-breaking seven 2012 Olivier Awards including Best Musical and a joint Best Actress Award for the four girls who shared the title role. Based on the beloved story by the brilliantly batty Roald Dahl (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Fantastic Mr. Fox), MATILDA is directed by Tony Award® winner Matthew Warchus (God of Carnage), who helms this exhilarating and ingenious production with book by playwright Dennis Kelly and music and lyrics by Australian comedian, musician and composer Tim Minchin. For Broadway, the Royal Shakespeare Company is teaming with producing office, The Dodgers. Led by Michael David, The Dodgers are responsible for a host of major Broadway and West End hits, including the award winning JERSEY BOYS, a major sell-out now in its seventh year on Broadway and in its fourth season in London's West End. Michael David leads for The Dodgers, with André Ptaszynski, Executive Producer and Denise Wood, Lead Producer for the RSC.
MATILDA premiered at the RSC's home in Stratford-upon-Avon, playing to sold-out audiences from November 2010 to January 2011. Capturing the imagination of young and old alike, the RSC transferred the production to London's West End in October 2011 where the show continues to play to sold-out houses. Roald Dahl's magical story about a girl with extraordinary powers has been a favorite novel of millions of people across the world since it was published in 1988.
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A children's film that delights young and old generations alike, Hugo weaves together the themes of loss, love, meaning and purpose. Great storytelling coupled with 3D technology makes this film a true wonder.
Home Theater Forum's Neil Middlemiss reviewed the Blu-ray release and had these thoughts:
With deep blacks, vibrant golds and lighter hues amongst the shadowy world behind the train station walls, the sparkling view of Paris at night, and the authentic look and feel of 1930's France, Hugo is glorious on Blu-ray.
The bustle of the busy train station, with footsteps, the murmur of traveler's conversations and the echoes produced in the cavernous building come alive throughout the English DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 channel option.
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Cross country: Vernon-Verona-Sherrill, Oneida boys take 10th, 11th
BOONVILLE — Vernon-Verona-Sherrill's Erik Faherty placed 14th at Adirondack's cross country invitational Saturday with a time of 17:25.2. The Red Devils placed 10th at the meet. Oneida placed 11th, led by Elijah Sullivan who placed 33rd with a time of 18:21.1. Andrew Spagnuolo had Camden's best time, finishing in 18:42.6 for the 15th place Blue Devils. Adirondack's boys placed first in the meet, followed by New Hartford and Rome Free Academy.
Oneida's girls placed ninth behind Jordan Newton's time of 21:54.5, which was good for 28th. Ronnie Judge finished in 38th for VVS, which was incomplete. Judge completed the course in 22:13.7. Rochester's Mercy High School took first place overall with Adirondack placing second and New Hartford finishing third.
Top 10: 1. Nick Tyler (South Jefferson) 16:29.1; 2. Erik Winberg (Rome Free Academy) 16:35.9; 3. Nathan Donaldson (New Hartford) 16:37.1; 4. Todd Stevens (Holland Patent) 16:49.8; 5. Ryan O'Rourke (Adirondack) 16:52.9; 6. Brandon Rawson (Ilion) 16:54.9; 7. Barrett Celecki (Holland Patent) 17:07.6; 8. Mike White (Adirondack) 17:11.2; 9. Ben Schmidt (Rome Free Academy) 17:13.5; 10. Nick Anderson (Carthage) 17:14.7.
Top 10: 1. Meghann Tanner (Adirondack) 19:10.1; 2. Darien Rhone (Adirondack) 19:32.3; 3. Gabby Thompson (Watertown IHC) 19:38.8; 4. Haylie Virginia (Phoenix) 19:52.1; 5. Justyna Wilkinson (Whitesboro) 20:13.8; 6. Kimberly Wrate (New Hartford) 20:27.8; 7. Charlotte Kurzweil (Mercy) 20:33.4; 8. Dalton Villeneuve (Holland Patent) 20:47.7; 9. Maggie Pryslak (Mercy) 20:52.2; 10. Tricia Loso (Rome Free Academy) 20:55.1.
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The good news: I'm getting a job.
The bad news: I'm working 60+ hours a week.
How the hell am I going to be able to produce anything?
Having to ask for more and more extensions :I
Makes me feel like I'm unreliable and shit. Not cool. NOT. COOL. :I
Wait, we have hundreds and hundreds of members (right? xD), and we have more bumps and thread views on threads than we do people actually posting and giving critiques and/or compliments? D':
This is not an annoyance at anyone specifically or even in general, but,
I think that needs to change some. ~_~ Even if I have to one man as much as I possibly can. I'mma tribute an entire day just to see what I've been missing with people's demo reels, visual/audio productions, ect. Probably with me finding a thread that could use a critique and then follow people's sigs. Can do this. >=D
But John! Don't you suck at critiques?!
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When I have a ton of recording to do and a little girl is outside, all alone, doing little more than running around in circles and shouting "Woooo! Woooo! Wooo!"....for nearly 15 minutes now!!! I DEMAND YOU STOP HAVING AN IMAGINATION! *SMITES*
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First, he had to get clean and sober. Then there was his other job with a rock band called the Eagles.
As a member of one of the biggest bands of the 1970s, Walsh was instrumental in the success of the Eagles' classic albums "Hotel California" and "The Long Run." When the band broke up in 1980, Walsh continued to release solo work until the early 1990s.
Then, in 1994, the Eagles decided to reunite for a tour and live album.
"In 1994, the Eagles decided to get back to work with the 'Hell Freezes Over' tour," Walsh, 64, said in a telephone interview. "It was a full-time job being an Eagle. I never got any momentum to do a solo job again."
Then there was the matter of his own state of mind and body.
"Back then, I was really a mess, and I ran out of options," he said. "I had to get sober, and I had to learn how to play sober. I convinced myself I couldn't do it without a drink."
Ready for a solo album
Walsh has now been sober for 18 years, and the Eagles currently are on hiatus, so he decided it was about time to record a solo album again.
"Once I started, it was pretty easy," he said. "It's been a while, so I have a lot to say."
The resulting album, called "Analog Man," was released in early June.
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The concert will feature selections from the new album, a few Eagles tunes and songs from his first major band, James Gang. But much of the concert will feature Walsh's solo work, which includes the classics "Rocky Mountain Way," "Life's Been Good," "In the City" and "Ordinary Average Guy."
"You have to play all that stuff," Walsh said. "You owe that to people who come to your show."
He'll also pay musical tribute to his old friend Levon Helm, drummer and singer in the influential The Band, who died in April.
"I'm not quite at peace with that, so I'm going to do a Band song," he said.
Born in Wichita
Walsh is a Kansas native, born in Wichita. Although he was still a small boy when his family moved to Columbus, Ohio, Walsh said he still has family members in Wichita and visits his hometown whenever possible.
Like many teenage boys with visions of rock stardom, Walsh initially took up playing guitar as an effective way to meet girls.
"You're not going to get any girls playing the clarinet," he said. "I had the ability to express myself through the guitar."
Walsh began playing guitar with bands in the Cleveland area while attending Kent State University. In 1968, he became lead guitarist of the James Gang, a hard rock power trio that produced several popular songs, including "Walk Away" and "Funk #49."
After leaving James Gang in 1971, Walsh formed the band Barnstorm. In 1973, he released the album "The Smoker You Drink, the Player You Get," which was billed as a Joe Walsh solo album and contained his breakthrough single, "Rocky Mountain Way."
'Life in the Fast Lane'
In 1975, Walsh joined the country rock band Eagles, where he gave them a harder-edged rock sound. In 1976, the band released their mega-selling album "Hotel California," on which Walsh co-wrote the hits "Life in the Fast Lane" and "Pretty Maids All in a Row."
Walsh said it wasn't hard to put his solo career on hold to join an established band.
"I always loved the Eagles and their chemistry of voices," Walsh said. "It was something special. Then you add a rock and roll guitar on top of it, and it can be a powerful thing."
The Eagles, then consisting of drummer/singer Don Henley, guitarist/singer Glenn Frey, bassist Timothy B. Schmit and guitarist Don Felder, was full of combustive personalities, Walsh said.
"It was a band with four lead singers, and we're all alpha males," he said. "We know what we like, and it's sometimes kind of complex. The tension between us has something to do with the artistic process."
When hell froze over
That tension led to the band's 1980 breakup, shortly after the release of "The Long Run." Band members vowed not to work together again until, as Henley put it, "hell froze over." But when the band decided to reunite in 1994, with the aptly named "Hell Freezes Over" tour and album, Walsh said "We found we got along much better."
"When we get together, it turns into something bigger than just us," he said. "We're a true band, and we all love that."
In 1998, the Eagles were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. In 2007, the band released their first album of all-original material in 28 years, "Long Road Out of Eden."
Next year, Walsh said, the Eagles will celebrate their 40th anniversary with a huge tour that will serve as a musical retrospective of their career. In the meantime, Walsh is enjoying life on the road as a solo act.
Likes the smaller venues
"With the Eagles, I had gotten used to singing every once and a while," he said. "Now I have to sing everything. But I also get to improvise a lot more and there isn't anything special I'm required to play."
As a solo act, Walsh said he relishes playing in more intimate theaters such as the Stiefel, rather than stadiums and sports arenas he's used to as a member of a supergroup.
"I love smaller places," he said. "Everyone has a good seat, and that makes it nicer than when we're all up there looking like ants."
At peace with himself
Whatever the future holds for his life and career, Walsh said he has little to complain about.
"I've had a good run," he said. "I might have done a few things differently, but I'm at peace with myself now."
So life's been good?
"So far," he said.
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The Pirates had another reason to celebrate on Friday night in Miami. Not only did the Pirates defeat the Marlins 5-1, Chan Ho Park picked up the victory –his 124th– passing Nomo for the most wins by an Asian-born pitcher in major league history.
"One hundred, twenty-four is not great for the Major Leagues, but it's very special," said the South Korean native, who entered Friday tied with Japan's Hideo Nomo with 123 wins. "It makes me think about 17 years ago, when I first came [to America]. I think about the people who brought me here and helped me. I've met a lot of special people through my career, and today, that means a lot."
Upon entering the clubhouse, Park was doused with beer and celebrated with the Pirates team. He was given the lineup card and game used ball and Park even decided to keep everything, from his socks to his underwear –which was soaked in beer– as a memento of the milestone moment.
"Obviously, that means much, much more than a couple of weeks ago when I had the last win," said Park, who tied Nomo back on Sept. 12. "Honestly, I thought it was going to be tough to get another one this season. Now that I've made it, it's very special. It's great for my family. And it's very special for my fans in Korea."
Even players of the team were excited and happy to share this moment with Park.
"To be a part of that was quite a highlight of my baseball career so far," said Daniel McCutchen, who pitched the first four innings on Friday. "He came in and dominated. He's the story of the day. That's a huge accomplishment for him and his country."
Dominated, he did. Park pitched three innings not allowing a hit or run and struck out six.
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Dubbed Operation Scarecrow, the campaign placed undercover Special Investigations Division agents in positions where suspected drug dealers either bought, sold — or both — drugs. Citizen complaints brought about the campaign now culminating in the issuing of warrants and the arrest of residents across Sampson.
Scarecrow, sheriff's officials have said, did not target a specific area of the county but rather focused on Sampson as a whole, drawing out those believed to be participants in illegal drug activity.
Sheriff's Cpl. Marcus Smith has said dozens are likely to be arrested in the campaign. So far, 11 have been taken into custody on charges ranging from trafficking in cocaine to the sell and delivery of cocaine, meth and marijuana.
Reports show the 10th and 11th suspects jailed in connection with Scarecrow were arrested Oct. 5 and Oct. 8.
Kimberly Dawn Garason, 40, of 3974 Alex Benton Road, Newton Grove, was charged Tuesday with 1 count of selling methamphetamine and 1 count of delivery of methamphetamine. Her bond was set at $15,000 and her first court appearance is scheduled for Oct. 12.
Three days earlier, on Oct. 5, Monteno Montrelle Tatum, 33, of 33 Marion Amos Road, Roseboro, was taken into custody and now faces 1 count of sell of cocaine; 1 count delivery of cocaine; and 1 count maintaining a vehicle/dwelling for the storage of a controlled substance. His bond was set at $7,000 and his first court appearance is slated for Oct. 26.
Over the weekend, SID agents rounded up seven suspects involved in Scarecrow, including: Brandon Jahid Lewis, 22, 148 Greentree Lane, Clinton; Deron C. McIntyre, 22, 72 Capers Walk, Clinton; Terrence Lee Faison, 35, 34 Gill Lane, Clinton; Donnie Hooks, 49, 17 Harper St., Clinton; Matthew Joyner, 45, 93 Harper St., Clinton; Derrick Cornelius Conley, 25, 140 Rainbow Lane, Roseboro; and Tyronne Gerald Bailey, 26, 225 Brantwood Court, Roseboro.
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Police say the theft took place on April 4 as Christianna Clemons, an employee of UBet, was taking a deposit from the business on Dawhare Drive to a local bank when a woman and two men stopped her near Reno's Roadhouse. Clemons said in a statement to the Hazard Police Department that the woman jumped into the road and told her to stop.
Clemons told police that if she had not stopped she would have been forced to hit the woman. At that time, the woman came around the car and assaulted Clemons and forced her from her car. Clemons suffered minor injuries and declined medical treatment, according to Captain Jason Duff with the Hazard Police Department.
The subjects reportedly fled in the vehicle, while Clemons walked to Reno's where police were called.
Authorities began looking for Clemons' 2001 maroon Pontiac Grand Am that she had only purchased a few weeks prior, and Captain Duff noted that witnesses saw the carjackers standing on the hill, but none of them were stopped.
"Three witnesses saw them standing in the location where this happened at," said Duff, adding that police are not yet sure if that means they had been waiting for Clemons' car in particular, though he admitted it was suspicious. "Don't know if they had been watching her, don't know if it was just a random act or what."
Police are currently investigating the crime as a robbery and are looking for help from the public to find those involved. The female perpetrator is described as having a stocky build with shoulder length dark hair that is flipped out at the ends. One of the males was described as around 5'6" or 5'7" with black wavy hair, possibly of Hispanic descent. There was no description given for the third subject.
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I personally thought 3's storytelling was great. The only real problem I had with it was, surprise surprise, the Catalyst. But even with the end being what it was all three games were great for storytelling.
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I actually felt the writing was better in the 3rd game than in the second one overall. The collectors never felt like a really compelling villain to me. They sorta came out of nowhere and the reapers had to be put on the backstop to deal with them. In fact probably the strongest part of the writing in the second game was the introduction of the illusive man. Other than that the writing in Me3 blows it out of the water.
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ME3 made cereberus just look like plain evil, and TIM going nuts.. I didn't really like that but then again it REALLY had some moving points where I felt quite ummm emotional :P .. namely Tuchanka and Rannoch.
I agree though, If leviathan was included at launch there would practically not that much fuzz over the endings.
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Guide Price: £1,540 - £2,625 per week Low to high season price range based on exclusive hire of the property for a week.
Short Breaks: £1,078 - £1,838 for 2 nights Low to high season price range based on exclusive hire of the property for 2 nights.
Nightly price: £17 - £29 per person per night Price shown is per person per night based on seven night rental.
Region: Scotland
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Sleeps: 13
Oban Bay House occupies a commanding position as the highest house on Pulpit Hill with outstanding views over Oban Bay, and the Firth of Lorne to the islands of Mull, Lismore and Kerrera. The house has been designed to be a complete home from home, providing luxury accommodation for 11-13 in comfort.
There are two separate sitting rooms, both with TV, DVD and Sky and a games room with pool table, table tennis, toys, books, games and DVDs to keep all ages amused. The games room and the larger sitting room also have open fires.
Oban is well-known as the "Gateway to the Isles". The Caledonian MacBrayne ferry terminal provides regular day-trips (or longer stays) to the islands of the Inner Hebrides such as Mull (and Iona), Coll, Tiree, Lismore, Kerrera and Colonsay plus some of the Outer Hebrides including Barra & South Uist. Oban is arguably the centre for the west coast sailing scene, and it also retains a large fishing fleet. The house is a five minute drive from the ferry terminal – ideal for day trips to many of the islands. Oban ("little bay" in Gaelic) provides a wide range of services. The town boasts many shops, sporting and transport facilities. Restaurants, cafes and bars abound, many with live bands and ceilidhs.
The sunset over Oban bay is often spectacular, a kaleidoscope of soft, subtle violets and purple giving way to vibrant, fiery reds fading slowly to a gentle burnt orange as the sun reflects off the sea before slowly dipping below the island hills. The house is ideally situated to enjoy this spectacle, when the weather is kind from the garden or inside, warmed by the open fire when colder.
The kitchen and dining room have everything you need to entertain a large family group including crockery and cutlery for toddlers.
There are two separate sitting rooms, both with TV, DVD and Sky and a games room with pool table, table tennis, toys, books, games and DVDs to keep all ages amused. The games room and the larger sitting room also have open fires.
As it sometimes rains in Scotland the utility room has two drying racks (in addition to a washing machine and tumble dryer) and there is also a large boot room and some spare childrens waterproofs and wellies. There are also two cloakrooms.
Outside there is a large jungle gym for children with swings, a slide and climbing wall and a smaller slide and play house for younger children. The garden is ideal for children to play in, with a wonderful rhododendron 'grotto' to explore and both gates can be locked. There is also a barbeque, picnic tables and a sheltered patio area.
There are five double bedrooms - three with zip-link beds and one single bedroom. Two z-beds and two cots are available and will fit easily into most of the bedrooms. There are two large bathrooms, both with separate shower and one shower room.
For parents with small children, in addition to cots, we provide: high chairs (2) booster seats, toilet seat, steps to the sinks, bed guard, steriliser, baby monitor, bouncy seat, play pen, fire guard and child sized towels. The stairs are fitted with custom made gates and two additional gates are available.
*Please note, locations shown on the maps are approximations only
The house is situated on the edge of the beautiful town of Oban, the centre is about a 15 minute walk away. Oban is the Gateway to the Isles and ferry services to many Scottish Islands are a five minute drive from the house. As well as being an idylic family home it is also the ideal base for bird watchers, fishermen, photographers, visiting the Gardens of Argyll and Munro Bagging!
Tesco's in Oban - 5 minute drive away. There are a large variety of restaurants within Oban - 5-10 minutes from the house. The nearest airports are Oban or Glasgow International Airport
Oban stands unchallenged as the capital of the western seaboard of Scotland. It was a late starter, existing only as a small fishing and trading village until the steamer ships of the Victorian era started arriving in great numbers. It became the main point of departure for the Western Isles and a regular stopping-off point for the steamers linking Inverness with Glasgow via the Caledonian and Crinan canals. The arrival of the railway in 1880 confirmed its growing status.
Oban (meaning "little bay" in Gaelic) provides a comprehensive range of services. The town boasts a wide variety of shops, sporting and transport facilities. Restaurants, cafes and bars abound, many with live bands and ceilidhs and for the energetic. Swimming and other sports can be enjoyed at the Atlantis Leisure Centre. Oban is a stunning place to visit and for the sea kayaker it has access to one of the most amazing sea kayaking venues in the world, the West Coast of Scotland.
There are numerous things to do in Oban and the surrounding areas. For the active adventureres why not try a spot of Sea Kayaking or Diving? With beautiful scenery Oban offers some of the most stunning hill walks and gardens to be viewed. Visit Oban's Tourist Information Centre for a detailed guide of activities and ideas to pass the time.
Please enquire about additional services such as catering, babysitting etc.
- Security deposit: £1000. This is paid prior to arrival and will be refunded in full after departure subject to damage inspection.
- Linen & towels: All linen and bath towels are included in the rental price.
- Energy costs: Included in the rental price.
- End of stay cleaning: Included. Please leave the property in the state that you found it.
- Arrival time: 4pm onwards.
- Departure time: 10am.
- Pets: Please enquire.
- Smoking: No smoking in the property.
- It is recommended that all guests take out insurance to cover against potential cancellation and any accidental damage caused during your stay at the property.


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