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Delayed Tolling for Minors; Twelve-Year Statute of Limitations for Childhood Sexual Abuse
: Victims who were minors when the abuse occurred have twelve years from their 18th birthday to bring a civil action regardless of whether or not the victim brings a criminal proceeding as well. 42 Pa. Cons. Stat. Ann.Ï 5533 (2008).
No Discovery Statute for Repressed Memories
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Dalrymple v. Brown
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Statute of Limitations for Childhood Sexual Abuse Charges End When the Minor Victim Turns 50
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I'd like to give some serious dap to the NFL writers. You know, the guys who script the games every week and give us storylines to discuss between Sundays. Now that Breaking Bad is long over they've had much more time to focus on their NFL duties, and man, it shows.
Tonight by a twist of evil fate they've given us the most off-the-field fecal filled game in the history of the NFL. In one corner we have the league's only remaining winless team that smeared its starting quarterback earlier this year before sending him to rot in Minnesota, and the disease of losing has become quite literal in their locker room. Tampa's MRSA outbreak reached the point where other teams brought in mushroom men to disinfect any area a Bucs player touches…when they're on the road, since they're now disease carriers.
Georgia Dome cleaning crews in hazmat suits going into Bucs lockeroom. Crew told me they had special cleaner. pic.twitter.com/JmvQ4jvQIY
— Kevin ODonnell Fox13 (@ODonnellFox13) October 21, 2013
Then there's the Dolphins, with their spiraling bully madness. It's hard to believe that Richie Incognito has only been suspended for just over a week, because it feels like at least two months. As an NFL investigation continues, Incognito was lobbed softball questions yesterday by Jay Glazer, and he said Martin also sent him a threatening text message. Turns out what he really sent was an ancient Interweb meme which is one step away from Grumpy Cat.
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Yes, nothing scares me more than that menacing dog.
Amid all that, at 4-4 the Dolphins still have a very realistic shot at a Wild Card playoff berth. They just have to go about the business of winning football games knowing that their entire coaching staff and front office could be on employment death row. No worries, right?
But whatever, there's a football game to watch, and with the stretch run towards the playoffs upon us, it has significant fantasy implications for a lot of people. While they'll make this game entertaining in the same way that watching someone get a football in the groin is great fun, the off-field stuff concerns us little around these parts.
So let's watch for these three things tonight, and let's do it together.
1. Will the Bucs find some middle ground for Mike Glennon's throwing?
Yes, I think we can all fully understand that passing happens much more often when a team trails. There's no hidden code here: overcoming a large deficit means scoring a lot of points fast, and that's best accomplished through covering great distances through passing.
Crazy stuff there, I know. But although losing has definitely been a weekly thing in Tampa, the blowout factor hasn't been strong during the still young Mike Glennon era. Of the five games with Glennon under center, two of them were three-point losses, and in two more the Bucs were well within reach while trailing by a touchdown heading into the fourth quarter. Yet still, with the exception of last week's near-win and eventual overtime loss to Seattle, the run/pass ratio has been wildly lopsided, which isn't a healthy situation for a rookie quarterback. If we exclude last week — which is an outlier by comparison — Glennon has averaged 45.3 pass attempts per game.
For fantasy purposes, that volume has been quite enjoyable, especially for you Vincent Jackson owners. Although he dropped off last week along with the rest of Tampa's passing game, Jackson was targeted 11, 14, 22, and 13 times over Glennon's first four starts. This presents us with a bit of a fantasy conundrum (aside: if you don't enjoy the word "conundrum", you're doing English wrong).
Last week Mike James showed that he's a fully capable Doug Martin replacement — who was, of course, snatched by many now former Martin fantasy owners — as he ran for 158 yards at a pace of 5.6 yards per carry. He was able to do that partly because the Bucs jumped out to a three-touchdown lead, and they then removed their foot from the accelerator.
We, the fantasy friends and fiends, need that from James, but we also don't need Jackson to be completely silenced. Balance is a beautiful thing.
2. Will Lamar Miller's recent uptick in touches continue?
It's all happening. Finally, it's happening. Maybe.
I'm a kind and gentle soul, so I'll still give Daniel Thomas his place in the Dolphins' backfield. I suppose short-yardage work is an area where he's best suited, even though he's been routinely stuffed while averaging only 3.6 yards per carry this season. That's why, thankfully, the Dolphins have heard our pleas and they've now shifted towards Lamar Miller.
Miller has 41 touches over his past two games, and prior to that over the Dolphins' previous six games he had a total of 65 touches. That's all of 10 per game, which includes three weeks with single-digit carries. Yet even with those misaligned backfield priorities and that minimal workload, Miller still had three games over the first four weeks with 60 rushing yards or more, and he's been over 4.5 yards per carry in six games.
He's the far superior and more versatile running back to Thomas, and now that's mercifully being recognized. His increased work which should continue tonight has translated into 241 total yards during the Bucs' past two games, a chunk of which came on a 41-yard carry.
3. Tiquan Underwood vs. Tim Wright: who has more value going forward?
The gut reaction here is Tim Wright, and you're probably not wrong. But last week Tiquan Underwood did…well he did a thing.
When Mike Williams was lost for the season, a second option in the passing game beyond Jackson was needed. The production and therefore also the fantasy value of whoever that ended up being is limited because of Glennon being magnetized to Jackson (see: the aforementioned target numbers). But still, in deep-ish leagues (14 teams or more) any receiver who's getting consistent snaps and looks has value.
Wright is a tight end, but he's one in name only. He doesn't have the typical build of a tight end, and like many of his kind in this modern day, he spends much of his time lined up in the slot. The Bucs have only been living life without Williams for one game, but before that in Week 8 he was severely limited and left early while trying to fight through a hamstring injury, and Wright largely inherited his targets. In that loss to Carolina, Wright was targeted a season-high eight times, catching five of them for 48 yards and a touchdown.
Those are some pretty nice flex numbers, as were Wright's four catches for 58 yards and a touchdown last week. In that game, though, Underwood countered with a touchdown of his own on near-equal targets (three to Wright's four), and over the length of our tiny post-Williams sample size there's certainly a gap in production, but not a massive one for those looking to fill some flex voids. Over the Bucs' past two games Wright has 106 receiving yards, while Underwood has 76.
But you're dice chucking should reside with Wright, and he should be owned in more than 38 percent of Yahoo leagues. Even prior to Williams going down and Glennon taking over, Wright logged a 91-yard game, and he has two +20 yard receptions despite a moderate 24 total catches.


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looks like too much water. Have you had had a lot of rain, is the ground staying wet? that may be your problem. You could have a fungus from from the grass being wet for long periods of time. |
Yeah, it has been raining a lot. The first two weeks especially, there was hardly any sun. But it looked really good at that point through the 3rd week. Now it hasn't been raining as much, we've been having some really hot sunny days and thats when the problem started. Like I said I also cut it that shortest its ever been. Maybe I do need to water it more. Im confused. Could I use some seed at this point to get some new growth? |
Definitely some fungal issues, which are pretty widespread due to the nonstop rain and cloudy weather in the northeast. What kind of sod was installed? How much sun does the area receive on a typical cloudless day? Seeding now would be a bad idea. |
How much sun does it get? Does it happen to be on the north end of your house? |
Yeah, it has been raining a lot. The first two weeks especially, there was hardly any sun. But it looked really good at that point through the 3rd week. Now it hasn't been raining as much, we've been having some really hot sunny days and thats when the problem started. Like I said I also cut it that shortest its ever been. Maybe I do need to water it more. Im confused. Could I use some seed at this point to get some new growth? |
Sorry don't know why the above message posted again. About the sun, it gets a good amount of sun, mostly from the east and south. The wall on the left is north and the house is west, where I was standing when taking the pictures. There was actually a large mulberry tree that was blocking the sun from hitting the first half of the yard, you can see all of the shade in the first few pictures. I recently cut off all of the branches and now the backyard gets full sun. Could the grass just be under stress from all of these changes? Its weird that now that the rain has stopped and that I cut the tree providing more sunlight I'm having more problems. What should I do?! Treat for fungus/grubs/both? Water less/more? |
tiemco, I'm not sure what kind of sod was installed. I called and asked the supplier but they weren't helpful. Can you identify what kind of sod it is? |
Just want to mention that I just went outside and touched the ground in a few places and it feels moist, not super moist but not dry. I haven't watered it today at all since it rained last night. |
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Basics of Lawn Care After reading numerous books and magazines on lawn care, caring for lawns at seven houses in my life, and reading numerous forums where real people write in to discuss their successes and failures, I have decided to side with the real people and dispense with the book and magazine authors. I don't know what star their planet rotates around but it's not mine. With that in mind, here is the collected wisdom of the Internet savvy homeowners and lawn care professionals summarized in a few words. If you follow the advice here you will have conquered at least 50% of all lawn problems. Once you have these three elements mastered, then you can worry about weeds (if you have any), dog spots, and striping your lawn. But if you are not doing these three things, they will be the first three things suggested for you to correct. Watering Mowing ------------------ Okay it's me now. Looks like too watering too frequently. At this time of year once a week might be too often. I'd be looking at every 14 days or more. Don't feel the soil to determine the watering. Watch for the grass to dry out. If it is not drying out, then wait. Your soil should be dry and hard for many days before you water again. Your lawn is either fescue, Kentucky bluegrass, or both. With that location and the proximity of the shade, any Kentucky bluegrass will die out. That is a fescue area because of the wall blocking half the day's sunlight. With that in mind you should be raising your mowing height all the way to the top. The reel mower is not great for mowing high. Good for mowing low but that's not your grass. Do not seed this time of year. If you need seed, wait until late August. You cannot have grubs yet. The grubs show up several weeks after the June bugs swarm your porch light. If you don't have any June bugs, then you can't have any grubs. That's not a universal truth but it is fairly useful for most people. And on that line of thought, please don't try to prevent problems you think you might have. Wait until you have the problem. The fungus problem is pretty apparent. I have a suggestion if you are interested in an organic solution. tiemco will disagree based wisely on his experience. My experience is 180 degrees opposite to his. This time I'll wait for him to suggest something. |
Thanks for the in-depth reply. Someone else on another forum suggested I mow at 3 1/2 inches and at 4" in the summer, seems like you both agree on this. I also read about watering deeply and less frequently, I'm definitely going to start doing that. When I seed in late August, do I just go to HD and buy regular seed or is there any specific product I should look for? What would you suggest to treat the fungus? Thanks! By the way I took more pictures today if anyone is interested: http://s23.photobucket.com/albums/b372/crortega9/grass/ |
First of all, the OP's new lawn has seen many days of rainy, cloudy, weather. He is not overwatering, mother nature has been. From what I can see, your lawn is mostly, or all, KBG. I can also tell your mower is doing a lousy job of cutting since the blades are not even, and some are ragged. Push reel mowers can do an OK job, but only with sharp blades, when properly set up, and on dry grass. It's highly likely you are experiencing melting out, a spring fungal disease. The weather has been perfect for many fungal diseases, and it is the most likely one. There are many approaches to fungal diseases. You can do nothing, and hope it self resolves. You can try some of the organic remedies, or you can use a fungicide. Unlike a lot of people I don't recommend mowing the grass to 4 inches for many reasons, especially in periods of rainy weather. I would mow your grass at the height recommended by the sod farm, or the recommended height for your grass type. Since you have KBG it's not really necessary to seed bare areas as your existing grass will spread to fill in those areas if they are a reasonable size. |
Thanks for the information tiemco. I think I'm going to give it a few days without mowing or watering it (unless it looks dry) to see what happens. After that I guess I'll have to take a look at treatments for fungus since a few people have suggested that could be the problem. |
Thank all for unique tips. I am sure about that it mus be for lack of water.In summer season, most of time need to be give water every morning.Because this season weather is hot and soil become.The Grass Outlet will be green after 10-12 days if continues water everyday. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Austin sod
- Posted by LittleSprouts none (My Page) on Wed, Feb 27, 13 at 11:34
Oddly, this is common with sod because (duh) they cut the roots off! So, the problem is to plant seed rather than sod, OR, use a sod that has a short root system and can quickly repair itself and root into the new ground. |
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Thanks to the tireless efforts of Blue Jays fans and reporters alike, original Blue Jays radio broadcaster Tom Cheek will finally be honored by the Baseball Hall of Fame. The Hall named Cheek their 2013 Ford C. Frick award winner, seven years after Cheek died from complications due to cancer.
Cheek is famous for calling 4306 consecutive Blue Jays games and his signature "Touch'em all Joe!" call after Joe Carter's walkoff home run to secure the Jays second consecutive World Series title in 1993. Cheek is the voice of baseball to a generation of Blue Jays fans, weaned on the sturdy radio calls and rapport between Cheek and his long-time broadcast partner Jerry Howarth.
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With just two weeks left in the regular season, playoff spots are starting to get locked down. The Penguins and Flyers have clinched, and I may have referred to the fact that I'd be covering them together as "adorable" in a recent email. These are two scary good teams in a scary good division (except you, Long Island) with two completely different injury situations.
Pittsburgh Penguins
Last regular season game: April 7th against the Flyers – Adorable!!!
The Penguins are in pretty good shape headed into the playoffs, with few injuries (several of which look to be short-term) and the return of a certain Mr. Crosby. They were good without him, and they'll be ridiculous with him.
Brent Johnson (G): Out since 2/20 – Mystery ailment (lower body)
Oh no, the dreaded mystery ailment! Brent Johnson was pulled February 19th after starting off a loss to Buffalo in style by giving up three quick goals. He skated off the ice, made it partway through one more practice, and then disappeared forever. He has said he "tweaked" something, and a month later we still have no idea what he tweaked, nor why the Pens are being so cagey about it. Keep in mind this is guy who had hip surgery in 2009, and this current injury is supposedly lower body. I'm not saying the two are related, I'm just saying hip injuries tend to be indolent, aggravating things that like to reoccur. He tried to skate earlier this month and aggravated whatever this is, but is once again back practicing. Bylsma has said that Fleury will rest for a few of the remaining games and that Johnson will play when he's pain-free. Those two things may intersect in the next few weeks, but in the meantime I'll amuse myself by speculating wildly as to what this injury could be. I've currently settled on "terrible GAA".
Ben Lovejoy (D): Out since 3/25 – Knee
Lovejoy hit the boards in Sunday's game against the Devils, and appeared to be favouring his right knee when he left the ice. He was to be re-evaluated early this week, which is probably Penguin code for getting an MRI to see if he tore anything in there. The outcome of that test will determine if we've seen the last of him this season or if there might be a chance that he could return. UPDATE: Lovejoy is out for 3-4 weeks after having his knee scoped today. I have to admit I find that slightly nuts – a normal person might expect to be back to normal (non-NHL) activities in that amount of time, but to be back and playoff-ready? Holy crap. I'm impressed. Uh, you know, if it happens.
Matt Niskanen (D): Out since 3/25 – Mystery ailment (upper body)
Three players in and we've already firmly established a pattern of Pittsburgh injury non-disclosure. This never fails to amuse me considering this is the team that held a press conference every time Sid Crosby blew his nose. Niskanen hasn't been back since taking a hit from Jordin Tootoo late last week, but he's currently skating so expect to see him back in the next few days.
Steve Sullivan (LW): Out since 3/24 – Mystery ailment (somewhere on his body)
The Penguins need to have their facilities fumigated, because they've got a mystery ailment infestation. Sullivan left Saturday's game against the Senators due to some sort of injury (possibly injured pride, because that loss was bananas). He's supposedly day-to-day, it's supposedly minor, and supposedly he'll be back soon. Supposedly.
Joe Vitale (C): Out since 3/17 – Upper body (shoulderish)
Vitale left a game against the Devils early, but he's skating and is said to be on track to return soon.
Things that worry me: Malkin's hand, Letang's head, Crosby's everything. These guys need to stay healthy, but Malkin took a puck to the hand, Letang keeps leaving games and coming back, and Crosby is Crosby.
UPDATE: I guess I was on to something when I said Letang worried me, because now he's out day-to-day with a lower body mystery ailment. It seems he hit the boards feet-first in last night's game, and per Shero/Bylsma this isn't at all related to his concussion issues from earlier in the year. Uh huh. Sure.
Philadelphia Flyers
Last regular season game: April 7th against the Penguins
The Flyers and Penguins are a study in contrasts. Where Pittsburgh has mostly short-term injuries, the Flyers have mostly long-term injuries. Where the Pens disclose the absolute minimum information on injuries, the Flyers disclose more than anyone could ever ask ("Want to know about Tom Sestito's groin? No? WELL LET ME TELL YOU ANYWAY!").
Blair Betts (C): Out since forever – Knee
Poor old Betts has been a write-off for a while. Montreal claimed him off waivers last fall then sent him right back after he failed his physical, and he hasn't played since May of 2011. As recently as this January he was making noises about hoping to be back on the ice this season, but his left knee seems to have had other ideas and isn't rehabbing well. The Flyers can't miss a player they never had, so this is a non-issue (except for Betts, who probably thinks it's a HUGE issue).
Ian Laperriere (RW): Out since 2010 – Post-concussion syndrome
Laperriere hasn't played since the 2010 Stanley Cup finals against the Chicago Blackhawks – a series during which he now admits he was hiding post-concussive symptoms in order to play. A puck to the face at the beginning of the playoffs broke his orbital bone (which is sort of important seeing as how it holds your eye and all), resulted in multiple stitches, and gave him a concussion. He still deals with daily symptoms as a result, and although I appreciate the Flyers keeping him on their roster online, it also breaks my heart. He won't be back. And that sucks so, so bad.
Andreas Lilja (D): Out since 3/22 – Upper body
Lilja missed one game after taking a puck to the throat in Boston, was back for two, and is now back out again with an undisclosed upper body injury. I'll let this go with a minimum of snide remarks due the the Flyers' aforementioned habit of information overload. Whatever this is must not be too serious, as Lilja is listed as day-to-day. He underwent every test known to man in Boston after his throatpuck and was cleared and played two games afterwards so I'm not inclined to think this is related. Obviously that's a complete guess (albeit a partially educated one).
Andrej Meszaros (D): Out since 3/2 – lower back injury
Meszaros is scheduled for lower back surgery this week, and is going to be out for a minimum of six weeks afterwards. If he actually comes back in six weeks I'll be amazed. Generally speaking if you're having surgery of the variety that's performed by a guy like this (a PhD in spinal trauma? That exists?), you probably don't want to be rushing back on the ice. The surgery is to remove a disc fragment from his lower back (which could be impinging on a nerve, which hurts like crap). The specialist doing Meszaros' surgery specializes in minimally invasive techniques (ie not cutting you open from stem to stern), which will help with recovery time, but I'm just not convinced he'll be back this year.
Chris Pronger (D): Out since 11/20 – post-concussion syndrome
Even the heartiest Pronger-haters can't argue with the fact that he's had a rough year. Grabovski's stick in the eye, knee surgery, and a concussion that's had him out since mid-November. Pronger isn't skating, isn't practicing, and isn't rehabbing yet due to severe symptoms. It's not all doom and gloom though, as he attended a game this weekend and is seeing a neurologist this week in the hopes to begin light exertion. Keep in mind the Flyers have long since said that he's done for the season. I wouldn't take his appearance at the game as any indication otherwise. It seems like he's slowly improving, which is the best possible news at this point. Don't get greedy, Pronger-lovers.
Tom Sestito (LW): Out since 2/17 – torn groin
If the words "torn groin" don't freak you out, then we can't be friends. Sestito had surgery in late February to repair a torn groin muscle (TORN GROIN MUSCLE), and is supposed to be out six to eight weeks. That puts him back on the ice at just about exactly the end of the season, but I'm not sure how well one can skate immediately post-groin-repair. He seems pretty confident he can do it, since he's said he wants to be back for playoffs. Unfortunately last time I checked you couldn't will a groin injury into submission.
James VanRiemsdyk (LW): Out since 3/2 – Left foot
JVR is another Flyer who's had a less than perfect year in terms of injuries, missing a total of 20 games from an abdominal injury and a concussion, then breaking his foot after only two weeks back. Blocking a Milan Jurcina slapper is not just a great way to break your foot, but to break it to the point of needing a surgical repair. A six to eight week recovery puts JVR at mid- to late April, but this is another player I'm not convinced we'll be seeing any more of this season. I don't think the Flyers will be pushing hard to get him back on the ice given his less than wonderful performance this season. On the other hand, desperate times call for desperate measures and the playoffs certainly qualify as such.
I can't WAIT to watch these two teams in the playoffs. Pittsburgh is likely to get their injured players back mostly in the short-term, and with the exception of Lilja the Flyers will be playing as-is.
UPDATE: Flyers philosoper/goalie Ilya Bryzgalov played like the Ilya of old last night when he allowed a buttload of goals in a 5-3 Flyers loss to Steven Stamkos the Tampa Bay Lightning. Apparently he took a puck to the leg in warmups and was limping around the locker room after the game. Supposedly he needed x-rays, but GM Paul Holmgren says he's not hurt. Last time I checked (yesterday) x-rays are something you get on someone who is hurt to see how bad they're hurt. Considering the Flyers were likely counting on the new improved Bryz to not suck through the playoffs, this could be a huge blow. When Bryzgalov is good, he's very good. When he's bad, he's humangas bad (sorry, I had to). It's going to be interesting to see how this shakes out.


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The Souls games (both Demon's and Dark) are monuments to loneliness. They generate it, incubate it, and then, when the player's feeling like the last human being in existence, they feed off it. Both games' ruined churches, dilapidated townships, and cavernous tunnels only get larger as you play, their depths empty but for the clank of your own armour off the sweating walls and the faint rustle of things couched in the dark.
But I've never gone to either game's world - Boletaria for Demon's, and Lordran for Dark - alone. I finished Dark Souls with the help of 70 hours of podcasts; I refused to set foot beyond the menu screens of Demon's Souls without my PC monitor angled toward my sofa, blaring something bright and cheerful in tone. In-game, I had moon grasses and estus flasks for my physical well-being; in the real world, I had comforting voices to maintain my mental state. Both held equal value in my adventuring pack.
Both games serve up their sensations of loneliness sliced thin, and they're gone before they ever become too sickly. Dark Souls' Undead Burg is a crumbling medieval city, its crenellations riddled with zombie archers. It's a sad place, more pitiful than truly malevolent, but walk down any infested corridor and it's clear from the sword swings that the locals don't want you there. Delve further into the game and you'll end up in the New Londo Ruins, deep below ground. The darkness down here is thick enough to hack with an axe, and the first ghostly enemies are so ingrained into the evil, foetid air that steel weapons go straight through them. Unlock the area's second stage by draining the Ruins' water supply, and the only way is down.
It's darker down there, the thick mud seemingly coming to life in the form of monstrously powerful orc-men and goopy, faceless manifestations of nastiness. Alone and near-blind, it feels like standing at the bottom of the earth. Until you find the stairs that lead further down. At the bottom of the New Londo Ruins, there's a hole that gives way to nothingness. With a special ring, you'll fall 40 storeys and hang in the blackness. Without it, you'll fall forever. On your own. In the dark.
World 4 of Demon's Souls sticks with me in particular. It's one of the few with a broad skyline - but it's no inspirational sight. The sky is sickly and restless, wispy cream clouds against a milky blue backdrop. Linger too long for a look at the sun behind the clouds and you'll be lanced by strange, alien manta rays, impossibly navigating the airspace on lazy wings. They might share your world, but they're like nothing earthly.
Dark Souls' monsters are similarly ooky. The Lower Undead Burg's zombie ninjas look like Star Wars' Jawas all grown up and needing a shower. The Demon Ruins' egg-encrusted crawlers are so repulsive they make the skin at the base of my neck itch. Sen's Fortress and the Demon Ruin have guards that look human from far enough away - till you realise the former have four foot long snakes for heads, and the latter are more goat than man.


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Let's be Friends with Team RCB: Round 1: Answers
Here are our 2 wicket-keepers and 2 excellent middle-order batsmen. They have played amazingly well at various levels of Domestic Cricket as well as International Cricket, when they got the chance for. Time to know them very well and familiarize our champs! After all, it is perfect time to be friends with RCB gang!
1. AB de Villiers: wicket-keeper + batsman
He became the first SA batsman to score a double-hundred (217 runs) against India. In his first ODI match as the captain for Team SAF, he won by a historic margin of 258 runs. He's a natural athlete in rugby, tennis and golf besides being a talented singer who has released his own album.
Click here for his stats and records: AB de Villiers RCB
2. Arun Karthik: wicket-keeper + batsman
He made a 149 runs in his first-class debut playing for Tamil Nadu against Karnataka in 2008-09. Shocking as it might be, he started his main-stream career in Sri Lanka where where he represented Badureliya Sports Club. Though he has not played many matches for RCB, he made us reach the CLT20 2011 semi-finals too by hitting that miraculous shot to SIX!
Here is the link to his stats and numbers in Cricket: Arun Karthik RCB
3. Mayank Agarwal: batsman
Following the style of his favorite batsman Virender Sehwag, Mayank is a hard-hitting and ferocious batsman who plays fearless, hitting the ball with all might. He was the highest scorer for U-19 team during their WC tour and hit a match-winning 160 in a one-dayer. He made the only century in Karnataka Premier League and was awarded Man of the Tournament for the same.
Here is some more stats about our cute RCBian: Mayank Agarwal RCB
4. Saurabh Tiwary: batsman
The MS Dhoni in hairdo, Saurabh Tiwary too chopped his hair before CLT20. He represented his state Jharkhand at the Under-14 level before making his first-class debut in the 2006-07 Ranji Trophy. He was the member of U-19 World Cup winning squad in 2008. He scored 593 runs in 5 games and lead Jharkhand to victory in the Vijay Hazare Trophy. In IPL 2010, he scored 3 FIFTIES for MI.
Here is the list of all the matches he has played so far: Saurabh Tiwary RCB
And here is our first winner: Nikita Gusain and here are her answers!
1: AB De Villiers
2: Arun Karthik
3: Mayank Agarwal
4: Saurabh Tiwary
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The Guild Counsel: SWTOR is stealing my (character) identity! {Massively}
Feb 3rd 2012 6:45AM @ Unverified
You are missing the point again. It is perfectly ok to have a different opinion and even argue for your position. It is immature to ascribe a bad motive to someone who disagrees with you.
The Guild Counsel: SWTOR is stealing my (character) identity! {Massively}
Feb 2nd 2012 5:17PM Are all SWTOR players this paranoid? Geez, since when is discussion of a major MMO's type of gameplay cause for such hysteria? This is a gaming magazine. They get the info out on MMOs. They discuss different aspects of most MMOs so we have enough information to make an informed choice. Sometimes they have opinions. That's ok, too. They shouldn't be attacked for having them. It's just one more thing to consider before YOU make YOUR personal decision to buy or play a particular MMO. Criticizing a gaming magazine for doing its job is is counterproductive and just plain stupid.
Do the columnists only get to cover games you like? Then you'd be screaming they were in the pocket of the MMOs. Dial down the immaturity a notch, okay? Take good reviews as sincere and criticisms as constructive without looking for some paranoid conspiracy/ax to grind
behind it. Some of you people are one step away from seeing Massively buzzing your houses in black helicopters.
Free for All: A second look at Fallen Earth's free model {Massively}
Jan 19th 2012 1:41PM I'm a whale. I subscribe to a bunch of games. EQ2 is the worst. As a subscriber I got only 7 character slots; I had 12 characters. I had to buy 5 extra slots. I had to buy a new class and expansions: most subscribers on F2P games get this stuff as part of the subscription.
Fallen Earth gives veteran gifts to subscribers lie Rift. They also had a promotion where there they returned all the points you spent in the cash store one month. Raised cash for them as they were trying to relaunch; I have a cache of points to spend on game items. The world channel is a thing of beauty in this game. Few jerks and GMs are often online to step in. Everyone tries to help newcomers. Lovely game.
The Daily Grind: Would you pay for an MMO's mobile app? {Massively}
Jan 16th 2012 11:29AM No, no, no.
Blizzard just sucks. They want to charge MORE money? I am so glad I am not drinking that kool-aid anymore.
The Tattered Notebook: If you think wings are weird... {Massively}
Jan 15th 2012 12:42PM It's starting to look like that freak show, AION.
And I agree. LOTRO handled the appearance tab much better. Armor should be restricted to class.
The Daily Grind: Do developers troll their fans? {Massively}
Jan 12th 2012 9:31AM Sparkle pony. WoW. 'Nuff said.
New TERA gameplay clips feature dungeons, boss fight, exploration {Massively}
Jan 11th 2012 3:07PM Sexism aside, when I am playing and I am stuck with stupid armor like that above (the "stylized" crap), I find it really difficult to become immersed in gameplay when my mind tends to focus on the utility of what my character is wearing. It's hard to play a game when you wonder about why she doesn't have scars on all that exposed skin, how vulnerable her organs are (the purpose of armor to protect--oops, a stab in the liver!), how she sits down in that outfit...to name just a few.
It's my fantasy game too. Why in hell wouldn't I want to play my characters as fierce and strong and wear the best armor?
Diablo III heading to a gaming console near you [Updated] {Massively}
Jan 11th 2012 8:36AM It is my understanding that WoW had over 13 million subscribers before Cataclysm and now that are down to around 10 million. While that is not "floundering", it is certainly cause for concern when you lose 20-25% of your business.
And we don't know how those numbers break down. Supposedly (reading trades again), the subscriber base was evenly split between Western countries and Eastern. Did they lose three million evenly? Is the dip from China or is it European and North American subscribers? If it is mostly from one subscriber base, that would be a cause for concern as well.
The Daily Grind: What's the fastest you've ever burned out on an MMO? {Massively}
Dec 31st 2011 6:03PM Burn-out for me is when I can no longer sign into the MMO. It's like a switch goes off. I just can't play it anymore. WoW took four years. EQII took nine months. AoC took seven months. AION took three months.
I haven't and won't go back to WoW. I gave AION another try to see if the experience of end-game would change my opinion of the game. I can't deal with the grinding. If you look at your quest list and see 20 "go kill x number of y", that game seriously sucks. EQII's character graphics suck and it bothers me plus Sony sucks. AoC is clearly not designed for women; it's hard to have any feminist credentials and still play a game that sells breast augmentation and "companions". It also has a terrible community.
I like SW:TOR but it is the first game I have dropped so early -- eight days. I feel I've had enough of it for awhile. I'll likely go back; I just don't know when.
Over one percent of League of Legends players have been banned {Massively}
Dec 27th 2011 6:24PM Daemodand, you can't draw that conclusion. You can't possibly know which came first. It's more likely that the teams were driven to report because something the teammate did was so egregious (leaving early, going AFK, etc.) it actually did cause them to lose the game. You can't get banned for lack of skill and then get scapegoated.


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I have Iris louisiana that are starting to get very tall, is there a growth regulator that works well and consistantly . I have tried using b-nine at various strengths but that had little or no effect. I believe bonzai will work but i have no experiece of using it.
if anyone has any advice it would be greatly recieved. thanks Alf |
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I was thinking the same thing that Poly said in the Iris forum; why fight nature on an issue like this? If you are doing some type of research, that's one thing, but if you just want a shorter iris, get a shorter iris. |
Bonzi is not labeled for outdoor landscape use. I've used it for various greenhouse crops, but iris is not one of them. I'd never use it on installed plants. |
are you producing iris for sale commercially, or you planning to treat them in the landscape? low light and crowded conditions may result in plants that are stretched, or taller than is desired. under these conditions, they might respond to growth regulators. pgr's will only affect the new growth that is put on, not any leaves that are all ready too tall. in commercial production, b-9 is labeled to be used with cycocel; combinations of the two are often more effective than either one alone. easter lilies and many bulbous crops respond to a-rest. check these labels for labeled uses and strengths. grower product news prints research on pgr's on various crops and might be a resource. gpn.com i think. |
- Posted by struwwelpeter 5 (My Page) on Sat, May 23, 09 at 17:15
Many growth retardants work by interfering with gibberellic acid and/or brassinosteroid synthesis or response. Arrest (ancymidol) is only a gibberellic acid antagonist. If a plant doesn't respond to externally applied gibberellic acid, it won't respond to Arrest e.g., Alocasia macrorrhizos. Bonzi (paciobutrazol) and Sumagic (Uniconazole-P) are reputed to be both gibberellic acid and brassinosteroid antagonists. I have experience with Bonzi and I never met a plant that it couldn't shorten. Sumagic is reputed to be strong enough to shorten lawn grass but I never tried it. Anyway, these typically shorten stems and petioles much more than leaves. Don't irises already have short stems and petioles? |
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These are not very effective when applied as a foliar spray. They practically have to be applied as a soil drench in pots. |
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When those same reporters and TV crews flocked around the gate where the first flight was to arrive, though, things didn't go quite as positively as Webb had hoped. After the 737 landed, ground crews discovered that the jetway at the appointed gate had frozen stiff, sending the media scurrying to an adjoining gate. Elsewhere at the airport, a fight broke out between cable TV mogul Bill Daniels and Denver Post chairman William Dean "Dinky" Singleton over who had made the first general-aviation landing at the facility. Both millionaires had flown over from Centennial Airport in private jets to christen the new airfield with $1,000 magnums of champagne, but Singleton took home the first prize after Daniels made the mistake of landing just after midnight, before the Federal Aviation Administration's official 6 a.m. opening time.
The first international flight to arrive was a Martinair plane from Holland, which quickly disgorged seven members of a Dutch fraternity who marched through the aisles arm in arm, wearing matching orange shirts and cowboy hats and singing at the top of their lungs. It was a dramatic performance perhaps matched only by that of former Denver mayor Federico Pena, who flew in from Washington, D.C., to attend a private party thrown by Park Hill residents. Intoned Pena, "Today we made history. World history." Later the nation's transportation secretary traveled to the airport control tower to welcome the first incoming flight. "Welcome to the city that dared to imagine a great airport," he told the United pilot.
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There are several large dumpsters that get emptied every week at my apartments, however,some residents are too lazy to walk to a dumpster that is not too full and they leave trash bags full of garbage BESIDE the dumpster. Then other tenants decide this is the new landfill and they pile their trash on too. I expect soon their will be a rat problem since the garbage collection will not get out of the truck to pick up trash beside the dumpsters that they empyt mechanically. Management of my complex cannot do anything, because this particular dumpster that trash is around belongs to the condos next door. I have spoken to several people affilliated with them, and their mgmt. says they are going to have the dumpster moved closer to their property, but it may be awhile. In the mean time, I get so enraged when I see another trash bag that some lazy slob has left. I am tempted to actually go through the trash just to get a name from mail perhaps and leave a note or message to make them feel stupid. Any ideas? |
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- Posted by plasticgarden (My Page) on Thu, Nov 1, 07 at 14:11
I feel your pain.My apartment complex is actually very beautiful outside.Yet,there are always people who litter (mainly children whose parents obviously didnt teach them littering is wrong!) There have been days I have walked around the complex and picked up the trash myself! Anyways,I agree with bud wi.Call the Health department.Trash on the ground is a big no-no. |
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Never grew summer squash before. I keep looking at the largest one on the vine and wondering...Do you pull it when you like the size (like cukes,) or is there another way to tell when it is ready?
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The younger, the better - but of course you don't want to pick them too small, because it would take too many to make enough for dinner. They start out light yellow colored, then turn dark yellow - when left on the vine too long. About 6" long is just right. I ususally wait til the blossom falls off. Here's a couple of pics. Not ready to pick... Ready to pick.... |
Thanks, I think I may have left that big one too long as the color is changing from light to dark yellow. I'll be sure to get the others sooner. |
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Yeah....they're kinda like okra - you really have to keep your eye on them. EG |
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Also, if you've been having a lot of rain the squash will get big fast without getting tough/overly mature. If you're not having a lot of rains you're better off harvesting the squash a little small. The squash will be very smooth and light yellow-green in color when too young; mellow in color with some bumps in the skin when mature; and dark yellow in color with a "warty" flesh and tough outer shell when overly mature. Remove the old ones as they will slow production on your vines. My dogs like to eat the old squash. I will occasionally let one old squash mature and save the seeds (Don't do this if it could cross with a winter squash variety though. Crosses of yellow to zucchini create a nice summer squash though). |
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Good advice there, don't let a single squash grow to maturity or the plant slows down dramatically. Invariably one will get hidden on you so be diligent and really search it out. Apparently when one matures the plant has "done it's job" and laziness sets in. |
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Quoted from Christopher1 Do people talk about mycotoxins in food in this community? They seem to be present in food unfortunately, including ground beef, nuts, coffee, even spirulina. It's a big problem and a major reason why people feel sluggish. It could be very important for hypersensitive people especially. I heard charcoal can really help with mycotoxins. Maybe that's why I have so much gas? What does this diet/lifestyle say about mycotoxins? Is there a better way to deal with those toxins besides charcoal?
Quoted from Spring Policychecker, "trying to be clever?" What???? Mycotoxins are beasts!! I think most people are anxious to do what Dr. D. has to say if at all possible. Sometimes foods just don't "fit." I have proven that beyond a shadow of a doubt, partly because, as Dr. D. has progressed in his research, he has supported what I have discovered for myself as an individual! This is such an individual effort on the part of each of us to apply and gain the benefits of a program that Dr. D. has spent many YEARS developing. The beauty of it is that we can see some results sooner rather than later, but others come later rather than sooner! Even as Dr. D.'s work has progressed, so have we! Another beauty is sharing on this forum, that he has established, the ups and downs of our progression. Have a great day, Policychecker!
Quoted from PCUK-Positive I have found It's fairly easy to sort out a gas however that then sets off a series of things you have to correct, including constipation, but once you have addresed them all you end up eating correctly for your type lolYou may need to go be careful of the choices you make initially on your food lists and you may well find it a lot easier with a few of Dr D's supplements. I do.and you may have to stop using other products like tooth paste, skin creams etcBut so far i have managed to correct most (if not all) problems this way. the difference is the time it takes.If a person just gets on with it and is compliant and listens to me they are on there way very quickly.If they don't then it takes longer, but eventually when they listen and do the work and stop using excuses or trying to be clever, then it all falls into place very quickly.bar none so far. oxo
Quoted from Christopher1 Does SWAMI take into consideration mycotoxins?
Quoted from PCUK-Positive I sometimes don't know why I bother trying to help some people.
Quoted from PCUK-Positive Can you read ?? my post relates to the gas side of things!and the trying to be clever relates to a few people I have tried to help and even they eventually "get It" not the original poster of this thread - for goodness sake.unbelievable how that's all you can get from my post.and sugar means not only fruit and but grains, vegetables as well including garlic and onions, they are called fodmaps. and how they relate to GAS!I sometimes don't know why I bother trying to help some people.
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Here's a pic of leaf and flower of the true Plumeria Obtusa Var. Obtusa native from Puerto Rico. I call it 'Mock Orange' Plumeria due to its leaf resemblance to Pittosporum and strong true Orange Blossom fragrance of its white flowers. My little tree is about to bloom again so I promise to take better pics.
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