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S-algol (St Andrews Algol)[1]:vii is a computer programming language derivative of ALGOL 60 developed at the University of St Andrews in 1979 by Ron Morrison and Tony Davie. The language was developed as his PhD thesis as a modification of ALGOL to contain orthogonal datatypes. Ron Morrison would go on to become professor at the university and head of the department of computer science. The S-algol language was used for teaching at the university at an undergraduate level until 1999. It was also the language taught for several years in the 1980s at a local school in St. Andrews, Madras College. The computer science text Recursive Descent Compiling[2] describes a recursive descent compiler for S-algol, using S-algol as the implementation language (see bootstrapping).
PS-Algol is a persistent derivative of S-algol. It was developed around 1981 at the Universities of Edinburgh and St Andrews. It supports database capability by providing for longevity of data in the form of a persistent heap that survives termination of PS-Algol programs.
History and implementations[edit]
Ron Morrison's 1979 PhD thesis, On the Development of Algol, describes the design and implementation of the S-algol language.[3] The technical report defining the language, The S-algol Reference Manual (1979, 1988), thanks several people for their help, including David Turner for discussions on language design around 1975.[4]:5 The 1981 computer science text Recursive Descent Compiling describes the compiler implementation and bootstrapping process,[2] and the 1982 book An Introduction to Programming with S-algol uses the language to teach computer programming.[1]
The first S-algol implementation was on a PDP-11 computer running the Unix operating system. Due to the small 64 kilobyte address space available on the PDP-11, an interpreted bytecode implementation was chosen.[3]:37–38 A single-pass, recursive descent compiler written in S-algol translated S-algol source into S-code, a bytecode for a stack-based abstract machine tailored for S-algol. The S-code was then executed by an interpreter. The S-algol implementation had many similarities with work on earlier Pascal compilers. The technique of using a recursive descent compiler to produce code for an abstract machine was well known, with the Pascal P compiler being a famous example from the early 1970s.[2]:137 The S-algol compiler was written using the stepwise refinement process[2]:71 described by Urs Amman for the development of a Pascal compiler[5] and championed by the inventor of Pascal, Niklaus Wirth.[6]
Reflecting the memory organization of the PDP-11 as 32K 16-bit words, the S-code instruction encoding was designed so that each bytecode consisted of a single word.[3]:38 The initial bootstrap was performed by writing an S-algol compiler in Algol W on the IBM/360 that produced S-code, and using it to compile the compiler written in S-algol to S-code. The resulting S-code file was copied to the PDP-11 and executed on an S-code interpreter written for the PDP-11, making it self-hosting. The self-hosted S-algol compiler executed approximately 7.7 million S-code instructions to compile itself, generating an output file of about ten thousand S-code instructions (16-bit words).[3]:45
An S-code interpreter was written for the VAX computer running VMS, making the VAX the first S-algol port. S-algol was also ported to the Zilog Z80 microprocessor running CP/M, including raster graphics facilities that had been added to the language. In 1983 S-algol was used as the basis for the PS-algol system, used for research in persistence. The PS-algol S-code interpreter was implemented in C, and the S-code language was extended to include raster graphics. The PS-algol implementation was the basis for S-algol ports to the Macintosh and Sun workstations, featuring a compiler rewritten in C and targeting the extended S-code.[4]:5
S-algol was the basis for the PS-algol research in 1983, and a few years later PS-algol became the starting point for the Napier88 language and implementation. While all S-algol compilers produced S-code to be interpreted, a later Napier88 implementation experimented with generating code in C and compile it with the gcc compiler to provide a native code implementation.[7]
Semantic principles[edit]
As its name suggests, S-algol is a member of the ALGOL family of programming languages. Morrison identifies five characteristics of the ALGOL family:[3]:5
- scope rules and block structure
- Names can be introduced to define local quantities that are undefined outside the local environment, but different environments may use the same name unambiguously to represent different objects.[3]:5
- abstraction facility
- Provision of a powerful abstraction facility to shorten and clarify programs. In the ALGOL family this is offered by procedures with parameters.[3]:5
- compile-time type checking
- Types can be checked by a static analysis of the program.[3]:5
- infinite store
- The programmer is not responsible for storage allocation and can create as many data objects as needed.[3]:5
- selective store updating
- The program may selectively alter the store. In the ALGOL family this is effected by the assignment statement.[3]:6
S-algol was designed to differ from previous members of the ALGOL family by being designed according to semantic principles to provide power through simplicity, and simplicity through greater generality. (See Orthogonal.) Morrison describes three semantic principles that guided the design of S-algol:
- the principle of correspondence
- The rules governing names should be uniform and apply everywhere. This primarily applies to correspondence between declarations and procedure parameters, including consideration of all parameter passing modes. This principle was examined by Tennent in conjunction with Pascal,[8] and has its roots in work by Landin[9] and Strachey.[3]:9–10[10]
- the principle of abstraction
- It should be possible to abstract over all meaningful semantic categories in the language. Examples include the function, which is an abstraction over expressions, and the procedure, an abstraction over statements. Tennent and Morrison note that this is a difficult principle to apply because it is hard to identify the semantically meaningful constructs that should be abstracted.[3]:10
- the principle of data type completeness
- All data types should have the same rights in the language. All data types should be allowed in general operations such as assignment or being passed as a parameter.[3]:10 (See first-class citizen.)
Morrison also identifies one more basic design consideration:
- the conceptual store
- The key design decisions concerning the store include how the store is used, its relationship to data types, implementation of pointers, and protection (constant locations that can't be updated).[3]:10–11
S-algol design[edit]
Morrison's thesis explains how the design principles were applied in S-algol.
Data types[edit]
The scalar types in S-algol are integer, real, boolean, file, and string. (Later pixel and picture types were added to support graphics.) Integer, real, and boolean are types common to most programming languages. The file type is an I/O stream that allows writing or reading data objects. The string type in many languages at that time was considered a compound type, but including it as a native type makes the basic operations of concatenation, substring selection, length, and the comparisons (equals, less than, etc.) easier to use. It is much more pleasant than the arrays of characters used in Pascal.[3]:12
Vectors are provided with components of any type. For any data type T
is the type of a vector with components of type T. The bounds of the vector are not part of its type but are determined dynamically, and multi-dimension arrays are implemented as vectors of vectors.[3]:12
The structure data type comprises any fixed number of fields each of a fixed type. The class of a structure is not part of the type but can be determined dynamically.[3]:12
The closure of scalar types over vectors and structures provides an infinite number of data types. The language definition allows any type to be used anywhere a type is acceptable. This does not apply to infix operators, as they are syntactic sugar for common functions and are not part of the semantic model.[3]:12–13
The store[edit]
Vectors and structures have full rights and can be assigned as passed as parameters, but copy on assignment and when passed can be inefficient for large objects. Vectors and structures are treated as pointers to the objects, and the pointers are assigned and passed as parameters. Pointers as general objects themselves as in Algol 68 and C are rejected for S-algol because of the concerns of C.A.R. Hoare about the null pointer[11] and the problems with dangling pointers.[3]:13
S-algol provides true constant values, objects whose value cannot be updated. This idea is due to Strachey, but constants in many languages such as Pascal are manifest constants, processed at compile time and not implemented as protected locations. Also it must be possible to declare a constant of any data type, not just the scalar types.[3]:13
Control structures[edit]
S-algol is an expression oriented language, and statements are expressions of type void. As a consequence, some of control structures are expressions that yield values.
There are several conditional constructss. The two alternative version of the conditional is if <condition> then <clause> else <clause>
, where the clauses can be statements or expressions. If they are expressions, they must have the same type. The one-armed conditional if <condition> do <statement>
has type void.[3]:13 Use of do
instead of else
in the conditional statement avoids the dangling else syntactic ambiguity.[2]:20
The case
clause has a selector of any type which is matched using an equality test against expressions of the same type to find the selected clause. The case clause can be a statement or an expression, so the result clauses must all be statements (type void) or expressions of the same type. Matches are tested in order, so this resembles the guarded commands of Dijkstra without the non-determinism.[3]:14
The loop statements are mostly conventional. The for
loop is similar to that of Hoare.[12] The control identifier is constant and cannot be modified inside the loop. Also conventional are the while <condition> do <statement>
and repeat <statement> while <condition>
loops. The repeat <statement> while <condition> do <statement>
construct provides the early exit or "n-and-a-half"[13] loop.[3]:14
S-algol abstracts expressions as functions and statements (void expressions) as procedures. Modules would provide the abstraction of declarations, but S-algol does not include modules because of the difficulties they pose with block-structured scope. The final syntactic category is sequencer, or control structure. Tennent used the term sequel for the abstraction over sequencers, these would be generalizations of goto and break. The best known abstraction in this category is call-with-current-continuation, but it would not be well understood until some years later. S-algol does not include goto or break, and does not include abstraction over sequencers.[3]:14
Declarations and parameters[edit]
Every data object in S-algol must be given a value when it is declared. This corresponds to call by value parameter passing and removes the possibility of using an uninitialised value. In fact call by value is the only parameter passing method in S-algol. Reference and result parameters are rejected, which is consistent with the S-algol ban on passing l-values. Structures and vectors are passed as pointers to the objects, but this is still call by value as the behavior is the same as the value used on the right side of assignments.[3]:15
Every declaration has a parametric equivalent. All procedure parameter types must be specified. Any procedure passed as a parameter has its full type specified (in contrast to Pascal) and the same is true for a structure class.[3]:15
Input output model[edit]
S-algol provides the file
data type for I/O streams, and several variations of read
and write
are defined to operate on the basic types. It is expected that individual implementations will extend these simple facilities as needed.[3]:15
Concrete syntax[edit]
ALGOL languages have been criticized as being verbose. S-algol attempts to improve this by providing less restrictive syntax.[1]:159 This is demonstrated primarily in the declaration syntax. Since variable declarations must always include an initial value, the type does not need to be explicitly specified.[3]:17
Although it would be possible to infer procedure parameter and return types by examining where the procedure is called, S-algol does require parameter and return types to be specified. This is a practical decision, since it should be possible to understand a procedure without examining its calls.[3]:17
Most ALGOLs require that all declarations come before the statements in a block. In S-algol declarations may be mixed with statements because everything must be declared before it is used and there is no goto that would permit jumping past a declaration.[3]:17
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c Cole, A.J.; Morrison, R. (1982), An introduction to programming with S-algol, Cambridge University Press, ISBN 0-521-25001-3
- ^ a b c d e Davie, Antony J. T.; Ronald Morrison (1981). Brian Meek, ed. Recursive Descent Compiling. Ellis Horwood series in computers and their applications. Chichester, West Sussex: Ellis Horwood. ISBN 0-470-27270-8.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad Morrison, R (1979), On the Development of Algol (PhD thesis), University of St. Andrews, pp. 1–70
- ^ a b Morrison, Ron (1979), The S-Algol Language Reference Manual (tech report CS/79/1), Fife: University of St Andrews, pp. 1–53
- ^ Amman, Urs (1972), "The development of a compiler", Proc. Int. Symposium on Computing (North Holland): 93–99
- ^ Wirth, Niklaus (April 1971), "Program development by stepwise refinement", CACM 14 (4): 221–227, doi:10.1145/362575.362577
- ^ Morrison, R; Connor, RCH; Kirby, GNC; Munro, DS; Atkinson, MP; Cutts, QI; Dearle, AL (1999), "The Napier88 Persistent Programming Language and Environment", in Atkinson, MP; Welland, R, Fully Integrated Data Environments, Springer, pp. 98–154, ISBN 3-540-65772-X
- ^ Tennent, R.D. (1977), "Language design methods based on semantic principles", Acta Informatica 8: 97–112, doi:10.1007/bf00289243
- ^ Landin, P.J. (March 1966), "The next 700 programming languages", CACM 9 (3): 157–164, doi:10.1145/365230.365257
- ^ Strachey, C. (1966), Formal language description languages (North-Holland): 198–220 Missing or empty
ignored (help) - ^ Hoare, C.A.R., "Recursive data structures", Int. J. of Computer and System Sciences 4: 105–132, doi:10.1007/bf00976239
- ^ Hoare, C.A.R. (1972), "A note on the for statement", BIT 12: 334–341, doi:10.1007/bf01932305
- ^ Edsgar Dijkstra (1973). Personal communication to Donald Knuth, cited in Knuth, D. (1974), "Structured Programming with go to Statements", Computing Surveys 6 (4): 261–301, doi:10.1145/356635.356640
External links[edit]
- Algol 60 implementations and dialects, Computer History Museum Software Preservation Group
- Persistent S-algol


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Tito Santana | |
Santana at an independent show in 2011 | |
Birth name | Merced Solis |
Born | Mission, Texas[1] | May 10, 1953
Resides | Roxbury Township, New Jersey[1] |
Professional wrestling career | |
Ring name(s) | El Matador[1] Merced Solis Richard Blood[1][2] Tino Santana[2] Chico Santana[2] Tito Santana[1] |
Billed height | 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)[1] |
Billed weight | 234 lb (106 kg)[1] |
Billed from | Tocula, Mexico[1][3] |
Trained by | Yasuhiro Kojima[2] Bob Orton[2] |
Debut | 1977[2] |
Tito Santana | |
Santana at an independent show in 2011 | |
Birth name | Merced Solis |
Born | Mission, Texas[1] | May 10, 1953
Resides | Roxbury Township, New Jersey[1] |
Professional wrestling career | |
Ring name(s) | El Matador[1] Merced Solis Richard Blood[1][2] Tino Santana[2] Chico Santana[2] Tito Santana[1] |
Billed height | 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)[1] |
Billed weight | 234 lb (106 kg)[1] |
Billed from | Tocula, Mexico[1][3] |
Trained by | Yasuhiro Kojima[2] Bob Orton[2] |
Debut | 1977[2] |
Merced Solis (born May 10, 1953 in Mission, Texas), better known by his ring name Tito Santana, is a Mexican-American semi-retired professional wrestler whose heyday spanned from the late 1970s to the early 1990s, though he continues to appear on the independent circuit. He is best known from his time in the World Wrestling Federation where he competed almost exclusively from 1979 to 1993 (missing part of 1980 and returning in `83). Solis was twice WWF Intercontinental Champion and twice co-holder of the WWF Tag Team Championship and helped bridge the gap between the 1980s "Rock 'n Wrestling Connection" era to the 1990s "New Generation" era. During his time in the WWF, Santana, despite being born and raised in Texas, was billed from Tocula, Mexico. Tocula is actually Toluca Mexico.
Solis played tight end for West Texas A&M University, where he was a member of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity. The team was quarterbacked by future professional wrestler Tully Blanchard, who would introduce him into the world of professional wrestling. After graduation, Solis was cut by the Kansas City Chiefs during training camp. He played one season for the BC Lions of the Canadian Football League,[2] appearing in 13 regular-season games.
He pro debuted in Championship Wrestling from Florida in 1977, also worked in Georgia Championship Wrestling in 1977-78, until he joined the World Wrestling Federation in 1979. After a near 3 year run in the American Wrestling Association from 1980 to 1982 he returned to World Wrestling Federation in 1983.
Santana had his first taste of WWF success in 1979 when he teamed with Ivan Putski to defeat Johnny Valiant and Jerry Valiant for the WWF Tag Team Championship at Madison Square Garden in October 1979. The duo held the titles for close to six months before losing to the Wild Samoans in April 1980.
In 1983, he engaged in a lengthy feud with Intercontinental Champion Magnificent Don Muraco. Santana finally won the title on February 11, 1984, becoming the first Mexican-American wrestler to win the WWF Intercontinental Championship. Shortly before winning the Intercontinental Championship, Santana fought The Iron Sheik to a double-disqualification for the WWF World Heavyweight Championship at the Philadelphia Spectrum. After successfully defending the Intercontinental Championship against Muraco, Santana would be targeted by Greg Valentine, and in September 1984 in London, Ontario, Valentine defeated Santana to win the title. Soon after, the plot had Valentine injuring Santana's knee and putting Santana out of action for several months.
Santana returned in December 1984 and set his sights on getting the Intercontinental title back from Valentine. During this time he started using The Hammer's finishing hold, the Figure four leglock and also wrestled in tag-team competition with Blackjack Mulligan. Santana wrestled at the first ever WrestleMania at Madison Square Garden in March 1985, and in the opening match defeated a masked wrestler known as The Executioner ("Playboy" Buddy Rose), making him submit to the figure four in 4:05. Santana made an appearance in the ring later in the card during the IC Championship match between Valentine and the Junkyard Dog, Santana's friend. Wearing street clothes, Santana rushed to the ring to inform referee Dick Kroll that Valentine had used his feet on the ropes to help pin JYD. Despite having already called for the bell, Kroll restarted the match and Valentine was counted out as he didn't get back into the ring to continue.
Santana and Valentine went on to wrestle a memorable series of singles and tag team matches with neither gaining the upper hand. They wrestled in a variety of different types of matches such as regular title matches, No Disqualification matches, and Lumberjack matches.
Santana recaptured the Intercontinental title from Valentine in a brutal steel cage match in Baltimore on July 6, 1985. Valentine, incensed over losing the belt, destroyed it by repeatedly bashing it against the steel cage. This forced the WWF to get a new Intercontinental title belt (in reality, the WWF had made a new IC Championship belt to go along with the new image they were trying to promote and 'smashing' the old belt was seen as a way of moving forward with Santana having the honour of being the first to wear the new belt). Tito would hold onto the title until February 8, 1986 when he lost it to Randy Savage at the Boston Garden after Savage knocked him out with a foreign object that went unnoticed by referee Danny Davis.
Although Santana lost the IC title before the WWF's storyline that Danny Davis was a corrupt official who clearly favoured the heels, the WWF used Santana losing the belt because of Davis' bias to include him in a six-man tag team match at Wrestlemania III on March 29, 1987 where he teamed with The British Bulldogs against The Hart Foundation and their 'new' partner, former referee "Dangerous" Danny Davis (who had previously wrestled for the WWF as a masked jobber named "Mr. X"). Davis had also been the assigned referee when the Harts 'stole' the WWF World Tag Team Championship from the Bulldogs in January 1987. The story for WM3 being that the Bulldogs and Santana wanted revenge on Davis as the one responsible for losing their respective titles. The Harts and Davis won the match when Davis used manager Jimmy Hart's megaphone to 'knock out' and pin the Bulldogs Davey Boy Smith.
Santana formed the popular tag team Strike Force with Canadian Rick Martel in the late 1980s. They defeated the Hart Foundation for the WWF World Tag Team titles and held them for five months before losing to Demolition at Wrestlemania IV. Due to a neck injury inflicted on Martel (kayfabe) shortly after the loss, the team was inactive for several months. Immediately after the injury, Santana introduced a new tag team to the WWF, the Powers of Pain, whom he briefly managed. The Powers were introduced as mercenaries to help Martel and Santana gain revenge on Demolition for both the title loss and the injury to Martel. The Powers would later find more permanent management with The Baron before finally turning heel at the 1988 Survivor Series by stealing away Demolition's manager Mr. Fuji, leaving the champions as babyfaces.
Martel returned at the Royal Rumble in 1989 and reunited with Santana. However, in their WrestleMania match against the Brain Busters (Tully Blanchard and Arn Anderson), Martel turned on Santana during the match after accidentally being hit by Santana's Flying forearm smash. Martel refused to tag in and walked back to the dressing room leaving Santana to face both opponents alone (the Busters then easily defeated Tito with a Spike piledriver). In an interview with "Mean" Gene Okerlund immediately following the match, Martel called Santana a loser and said he was sick and tired of carrying him. His feud with the newly heel Martel would last throughout 1989, with both men on opposing teams at both SummerSlam and Survivor Series and Santana defeating Martel in the finals of the 1989 King of the Ring tournament. Tito even allied with his former archenemies Demolition against Martel, defeating him and The Fabulous Rougeaus in a six man tag match on June 22, 1989 in Hartford, Connecticut.[4]
After the Ultimate Warrior won the WWF Championship from Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania VI and vacated the Intercontinental Title, Santana took part in an eight-man tournament to name a new Intercontinental Champion. Santana made it to the finals, where he lost to Mr. Perfect. Following that loss, Santana occasionally teamed with fellow fan favorite, Koko B. Ware.
At the 1990 Survivor Series, he teamed with Nikolai Volkoff and The Bushwhackers. He was the winner and sole survivor in the elimination-style match against Sgt. Slaughter, Boris Zhukov, and The Orient Express. As a result, Santana advanced to the final elimination match, teaming with Hulk Hogan and the Ultimate Warrior against Martel, Ted DiBiase, the Warlord, and Power and Glory. Santana would eliminate the Warlord before being pinned by DiBiase. Santana would then wrestle at WrestleMania VII, losing to The Mountie in a little over a minute.
While taking a short hiatus from the World Wrestling Federation, he wrestled in IWCCW briefly where he held a feud with Tony Atlas. On an IWCCW card in Brooklyn, New York, Atlas defeated Dusty Wolfe. After the bout, he openly challenged any of his fellow wrestlers to try and beat him. Tito Santana immediately responded, charging out and dropkicking Atlas out of the ring. Following the event, Santana and Atlas scheduled a match for June 15 in Nassau, Bahamas for the IWCCW title, where Santana sought to avenge his former tag team partner Ivan Putski, whom Atlas had hung over the ropes previously. Santana had the upper hand in the bout until Atlas' manager Tony Rumble interfered by distracting and enraging Santana from the ring apron. During the verbal altercation between the two and then Santana going after Rumble, Tony Atlas took the opportunity to blindside Santana with a pair of brass knuckles from behind. The referee saw this illegal attack, and disqualified Tony Atlas.[5]
Santana then adopted a Spanish bullfighter gimmick and the nickname "El Matador" in 1991. Under this gimmick, he faced Shawn Michaels in the opening bout of WrestleMania VIII at the Hoosier Dome in Indianapolis, Indiana. Santana claims that at the time he was being considered for a run with the WWF Championship but says that the spot was given to Bret Hart;[2] the WWF was considering expanding into South and Central America, and felt that having Santana, its most high profile Latino wrestler, as champion would aid its cause. The plan was eventually scrapped and the decision was made to expand into Canada, thus making the Canadian-born Hart a more viable option as champion. In any case, Santana wrestled under the "El Matador" gimmick through 1993, mostly as a jobber to the stars. This included a loss to Papa Shango at SummerSlam (1992). In his final in-ring WrestleMania appearance, he defeated Shango at WrestleMania IX in the untelevised opening match. In his final appearance on WWF programming, Santana defeated friend and frequent tag team partner Virgil on a 1993 episode of Wrestling Challenge. As a sign of mutual respect between the two, both men embraced after the match.
Santana, along with only Hulk Hogan, holds the unique distinction of appearing in the first nine WrestleManias, accumulating a 2-7 record during that time. Officially he is recognized only for the first eight Wrestlemanias and a 1-7 record as the match against Papa Shango at WrestleMania IX was dark. On Right After Wrestling, hosted by Arda Ocal and Jimmy Korderas, Tito stated that he was somewhat disappointed with being in the first match at the original WrestleMania in 1985.[6] He also said that Vince McMahon later told Santana that his reason for putting him in the opening match was to kick the show off with a quality match, something he knew Tito, as a solid fan-favourite and former Intercontinental Champion, would produce. Unfortunately for Santana, despite regaining the IC title from Greg Valentine later in 1985, and two years later winning the Tag Team title with Rick Martel as part of Strike Force, he would never again win a televised match at a Wrestlemania event.
Santana played a role in the formative years of ECW. Then known as Eastern Championship Wrestling, he won the ECW Heavyweight Championship in August 1993 by defeating former WWF rival Don Muraco but forfeited the championship later that year to Shane Douglas.
After leaving ECW, Tito Santana returned to IWCCW where he wrestled some of his old WWF rivals such as Hercules Hernandez, Rick Martel, and Greg Valentine. During his second stint, he won the vacant IWCCW Heavyweight Championship (a title which had been vacated by Tony Atlas a man Santana first feuded with during his first stint in IWCCW back in 1991, Tony Atlas had left IWCCW for WCW back in 1992) with a tournament victory over Greg Valentine who later claimed the title in a rematch. In IWCCW Santana resumed his feuds from the WWF with Rick Martel and Greg Valentine. Santana also agreed to a title vs title match with Valentine when Valentine was IWCCW champion and Santana was AWF champion.[7]
During 1994 and 1996 Santana wrestled in the short-lived American Wrestling Federation. He was both the first and last AWF Heavyweight Champion, defeating Bob Orton, Jr. in a tournament final for the inaugural belt in November 1994, and losing and regaining the title from Orton on the same night in October 1996. Santana was slightly considered the top babyface of the company, and its major champion along with Orton (who was the top heel)
Santana returned to the WWF as a Commentator in the Spanish Broadcast table, He called on Monday Night Raw, as well as PPV events, he was last doing Spanish commentary at WrestleMania XIV.
July 19, 1997 in Morgantown, PA. Tito Santana lost by DQ to "Playboy" Jonathon Luvstruk w/Bodacious Pretty Boy in the finals of the United States title tournament at RCW's Battleground event. Aug. 8, 2009 in Leesport, PA. Tito Santana defeated Jerome Hendrix at RCW's Rumblemania 6 event. May 6, 2012 in Reading, PA. Tito Santana beat Tokyo Dragon w/Rich Rogers in tournament final to become RCW champion at RCW's Rumblemania 8 event. May 10, 2013 in Reading, PA. Tito Santana & Tokyo Dragon beat Mad Russian, Jack Molson & Rich Rogers in a title vs. hair match, Tito cut Rogers's hair at RCW's Megabrawl 6 event.
On January 10, 2000, Tito Santana made a one-time appearance in WCW. He defeated Jeff Jarrett in a Dungeon Match on WCW Monday Nitro.
Tito Santana continues to make appearances on the independent circuit. On March 13, 2004 he was inducted to the WWE Hall of Fame, with an induction speech by his WrestleMania VIII opponent Shawn Michaels. In September 2008, he was inducted into the Spanish Hall of Fame of Pro Wrestling (Salón del Catch).
On the November 15, 2010 "Old School" episode of Raw, he ring-announced Alberto Del Rio.
On April 14, 2012 he made an appearance wrestling a match for Pro Wrestling Superstars against Shawn Spears defeating him with an inside cradle
In July of 2012, Santana embarked on a 3 day tour of Saskatchewan, Canada with High Impact Wrestling Canada. He wrestled and defeated Jumpin' Joe by pinfall in Yorkton, SK on July 16th, lost by disqualification to Rex Roberts at Pile O' Bones Rumble XVII in Regina, SK on July 17th, and then on July 18th defeated King Kash by pinfall in Saskatoon, SK.
On September 14, 2012, Santana made an unadvertised appearance for Chikara, when he entered the 2012 King of Trios tournament, teaming with Mihara and The Mysterious and Handsome Stranger, with the three losing to the Spectral Envoy (Frightmare, Hallowicked and UltraMantis Black) in their first round match.[8][9]
On December 4, 2012, The Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum announced Tito Santana will be inducted into their Modern Category. The PWHF Induction took place on May 18, 2013 in Johnstown, NY.
On April 19, 2014, Tito Santana competed in a match with "The German Menace" Kraig Stagg on ECPW's iPPV "Super Showcase Saturday".
While attending West Texas A&M University, Solis was a member of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity.[10] He is now a Spanish teacher and basketball coach at Eisenhower Middle School in Roxbury Township, New Jersey where he lives with his wife Leah and their three sons Matthew, Michael, and Mark. His wife operates Santana's Hair Salon in Succasunna, New Jersey.[11][12] He also teaches wrestling classes at the New Jersey-based Independent Wrestling Federation.[13] He still wrestles at least a dozen matches per year.[14] He was also a physical education teacher for Smalley Elementary School in Bound Brook, New Jersey.
His autobiography, Tito Santana's Tales From the Ring (ISBN 978-1-59670-325-4), was released in 2008.
Tito occasionally wears nike sneakers.
Santana will be featured in the professional wrestling documentary Behind the Ropes: The Greatest Fraternity in the World, which is currently in production with executive producer Alycia Kaback and The It Factor Productions.[15]
The documentary is about that sense of fraternity and brotherhood in the world of professional wrestling. Behind the Ropes will follow Andrew "The Reinforcer" Anderson's path to becoming East Coast Pro Wrestling (ECPW)'s current heavyweight champion.
Filming has already included Greg "The Hammer" Valentine, Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka, Jake "The Snake" Roberts, Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake, Tony Atlas, "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan, and The Boogeyman.[16]
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1An event for which all tickets are sold: the game is sure to be a sell-out
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- So if you missed out on tickets for the sell-out Edinburgh event, make your way to the Globe Arena on September 10 and 11.
- The event was a sell-out success and the organisers are now almost certain to bring the event back to the town in May 2005.
- It was a sell-out night with 400 tickets sold, many to students at the school.
2A betrayal of one's principles for reasons of expedience: one of the biggest political sell-outs in decades
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- There was no doubt that many in the folk music scene regarded the transition to electric guitar as a betrayal and a sell-out of everything they believed in.
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The Psychology of Wedding Photography
Here's a short and sweet video in which famed wedding photographer Joe Buissink shares some advice regarding the "psychology" of wedding photography, or how to capture genuine emotions and expressions on camera. The tips he shares are useful for other kinds of photography as well, not just wedding or engagement photography.
Online SLR Simulator is an Easy Way to Learn Camera Fundamentals
Online SLR Camera Simulator is a neat flash app that helps teach the fundamentals of using an SLR camera by letting you tweak different variables and settings, then showing you what the resulting photograph would look like. It's a great way for any beginner to become more familiar with a camera's controls, though nothing beats going out and practicing by taking real photos — though this app would have been a lifesaver before the digital era.
Helpful Guide on Configuring Photoshop for Optimial Performance
Photoshop is a pretty resource intensive program that can slow down to a crawl when you're working with large and/or many files. Aside from beefing up your hardware specs to provide the program with more memory or disk space, there's also a number of Photoshop and operating system preferences you can adjust to make sure the program runs as smoothly and quickly as possible. The Photoshop performance team recently published a helpful guide with 19 adjustments you can make, which range from optimizing cache level to turning off thumbnail display.
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Use a Field Notebook to Jot Down "EXIF Data" for Your Film Photos
One of the big advantages of digital photography is that EXIF data is embedded into your images, allowing you to easily learn when and how (and more recently where) a particular photograph was captured. If you still enjoy shooting film, then a solution is to jot down notes about your photography while you're shooting. The "Field Notebook" is a nifty little notebook published by Etsy user fabriKateShop you can use to record "EXIF data" by hand — especially useful for when you're taking a film photography course. You can find them for about $12 each over on Etsy.
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Find the Golden Hour of Your Location with the Twilight Calculator
The Twilight Calculator is a free and useful web app that takes in your location and spits out a table with when you should photograph if you want to shoot during golden hour.
Easily Download Albums and Tagged Photos From Facebook Using Pick&Zip
Pick&Zip is a simple web application that lets you easily download Facebook photographs with a few clicks.
You can download photos tagged with your name, your own albums, photos tagged with friends' names, or your friends' albums. After selecting the photographs you'd like, you can download them as a ZIP or PDF file.
I just tried it out, and the service works pretty well, allowing you to pull photos at the highest resolution Facebook stores (720px) quickly to your computer without having to click and download individual photos.
Something that's slightly annoying is that you can't seem to download all possible photos with one click, but must "select all" on each individual page. The app is pretty useful, nonetheless.
Useful Tool for Looking Up the EXIF Data of Online Photographs
Here's a useful tool you might want to bookmark: findexif.com. It has a super simple web interface in which you simply paste a URL to a photograph in order to display the EXIF data embedded in the image. It should work for any photograph that hasn't had the EXIF stripped out for some reason, and can be a great way for you to learn how certain images were made. Here's an example page showing the EXIF data of a photograph I made a while back.
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Hey Folks, Steve Vai here,
I just returned from the "Vai Academy Song Evolution Camp" and I have to say that it was an exceptional 4 days that blew apart any expectations I could have had for it.
As I write this It's the morning after and I'm gazing out of a little airplane window while flying above the clouds and basking in that exquisite satisfaction that can only be derived from the feeling of deep gratitude.
To be able to actually spend some quality time with the same group of folks and get to feel their energy was in the immortal words of Thomas Nordegg, "beyond beyond".
In the future when I'm asked the question "what was one of the most memorable moments in your career?" (and when I'm doing press that question can come up 3 times a day), I now have a clear answer.
It was the time I was able to spend 4 days with the same group of 155 guitar fans, jam with every one of them, write and record a song with them, hear their thoughts, share some insights, and get to be part of a collective event that was powerfully uplifting on so many levels.
My sincere thanks also go out to my guitar brothers in arms Guthrie Govan, Jeff "Skunk" Baxter and Vernon Reid for so bountifully sharing their insight and special musical gifts with all who attended, and to all the exceptional and experienced teacher who contributed their time in bringing to the attendees vital info on creating, protecting, distributing and marketing their music.
Keep checking vai.com for the release of the song we recorded at the camp. It turned out quite nice.
And If you were there and you are reading this I can't thank you enough for coming to this event and for bringing your enthusiasm and generous attention.
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111 reviews
70% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.8
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Package Quality: 3.8
Price: $$
Talc, Mineral Oil, Avena Sativa Kernel Flour (Oat), Zinc Stearate, Polyoxymethylene Urea, Isopropyl Isostearate, Fragrance/Parfum, Chamomilla Recutita Flower Extract (Marticaria), C10 18 Triglycerides, Dimethicone, Sodium Dehydroacetate, Propylparaben, Methylparaben, BHT, Quaternium 15, Mica, Iron Oxides, UltramarinesAge: 56 & Over
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm
Hair: Red, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Green
What a nice compact purse friendly touch up product. Goes on like soft velvet and feels lovely. Unfortunately for me it made me itch like crazy. I don't down grade the product for that, that is just me and whatever makes me itch. Same problem with their cheekers blush (and yes I tested them separately, both products did it).
Coverage is very sheer but it has the quality I look for in a good pressed powder which is to take the shine off sunscreen and downplay my redness, freckles and so forth without enhancing dry skin or wrinkles.
I got the translucent light and it worked fine with my NC 15 - 20 skin colour.
Not sure of staying power because both times I tried this before returning it this morning I itched so bad I had to wash it off within a couple of hours.
Sad because this is a worth duplicate of my Estee Lauder Lucidity compact powder in 02 Light Medium which I use all the time as a finishing powder. Not as much coverage as the mineral powder foundation from Elizabeth Arden which is also lovely, but I'm back to paying 36$ a pop for EL, and 45$ or so for EA.
Rimmel's Stay Matte is a good one but I HATE the container. I like a compact I can drag around in my purse that keeps the powder clean and safe and out of my purse.
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Grey, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Green
Lately I have been using this as a finishing powder over my CG Smoothers BB cream. You have to use a light hand; however if you do it looks beautiful! It's inexpensive, too. It doesn't break me out, and it has become part of my everyday routine, followed by ELF's setting spray. Those three items--CG Smoothers BB Cream, followed by the powder, followed by the setting spray--lasts until I take it off, feels good on my face, and looks natural (applied sparingly). Way to go, Covergirl!
I only publish reviews of products that I truly believe in, and I use most of my reviewed products every day, long term. I am an ordinary woman trying to find what works without breaking the bank!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Blue
I love this stuff! I usually don't like Covergirl products but I think this will be my HG setting powder. I use a Kabuki brush to apply and afterwards the powder leaves my skin feeling soft and my makeup looking well-blended. It definitely helps with oil control as well. I follow this up with Urban Decay's setting spray and my makeup stays on all day. Good job, Covergirl, I'll definitely keep purchasing this.
UPDATE 1-11-15: Still my HG powder. It's the perfect finishing touch, it really makes my skin look so nice and soft after I use it. Love love love it.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
My first ever powder! The smell was a little strong at first, but actually, it's very pleasant and comforting. I use the translucent medium shade and I love that it not only smells clean and fresh, but it DEFINITELY keeps my face matte all day long while leaving a very very sheer cover on my face. No pore clogging, no heavy feeling, and it leaves you with a nice little glow. Problem is that it may leave a bit of a dry spot if you don't control how much you put on.
I've had a problem with a super shiny forehead (and it doesn't help my forehead is a lil big), and this keeps everything matte all day and I almost never even bother touching up! I love it!
Only CON: I wish the case was a little more sturdy. It feels like one day, I might snap it.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This is my go-to daily foundation. I absolutely love this stuff, and would go into a deep depression if it disappeared from market. The texture of the powder is light, but provides coverage at the same time, leaving me with a flawless foundation that looks like I just came back from a great vacation, all rested, glowing and make up free from being "naturally" sun kissed. Even in the dark of winter, this gives my complexion a soft glow. The formula isn't greasy, but is dry enough to soak up my oily spots, yet has enough moisture to glide over my dry areas, but doesn't settle into the facial lines and creases I'm trying to ingore! I can't give enough praise to this awesome product. It makes my skin look better than any product I've put on it, and is equal in greatness to the base moisturizer that I took years and hundreds of products to discover as well. I bypass the cosmetics counters in fine department stores now, with nairy a glance. I no longer feel the need to try every new foundation or powder out there, regardless, or inspite of, the cost. Those days are gone, and I've found 4 new bathroom cabinet drawers for storage from tossing out all the pricey products I've tried before finding this one. From morning to night, and regardless of the seasons, this is THE ONE for me. In case you are wondering, I'm addicted to CoverGirl, Smoothers, translucent Honey #720!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This was my first ever powder, and I've been using it for nearly 4 years now! I wear the shade Translucent Medium. I love using it to touch up, and this will work as an all-over setting powder in a pinch. I have a very oily nose area and I have one of these in my bag at all times to touch up throughout the day, AND one in my bathroom as well.
I've tried many other powders (Urban Decay, smashbox, and even other Covergirl ones!) and I always, always come back to this one. This one beats them all. It mattifies and provides a tiny bit of coverage so I can hide the redness around my nose, but never looks cakey. I simply apply it with the puff that comes with it, it works quite nicely.
I hope they never discontinue this! It's an HG for me.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Olive, Warm
Hair: Brown, Curly, Other
Eyes: Green
this was one of my first powders, i love it. it's very nice. i got it in translucent light, which is a little light for me considering my skin's a light olive. but it is translucent so. the packaging can be hard to get open, i feel like i'm going to break it every time i open it, plus it's a really plain packaging that gets dirty easily. the pricing isn't expensive, it's reasonable for a good powder. overall, i like this powder it's very compact and easy travel, it comes with a powder puff - which is always good. this powder doesn't break me out and makes my face stay matte throughout the day.
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Skin: Sensitive, Tan, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
This was my first makeup product purchase and I absolutely love it! I'm pretty tan and wearing this alone isn't terrible; it's quite natural looking. Although I do have dry skin so it does leave my skin flaky sometimes. But there are days where it looks like I have nothing on my face and it looks like I have even skin! I love it. I will repurchase this until I find a better product.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
I've been using this powder for 3 years ow and I like it a lot. It feels good on skin and doesn't break me out. Good color match and packaging is nice.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Olive, Warm
Hair: Black, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Black
This product is beautiful. I bought this thinking it'd be just the same as my Maybelline Dream BB cream and only because Wal-Mart was out of my color. I saw these on the rack right next to them so i thought what the heck , let's try it. I got in the car and expected someone so i slapped some on my bare face. ( yes, it was washed ) . It is wonderful. It did just as much as my BB cream did . Then when i got home, i washed it off and put the left overs of my BB cream under it . Almost full coverage. It was beautiful. I did have to run some down my neck to throw off the slight color difference. But i dont mind. It can matce many skin tones. ( I have translucent honey ) It's really nice. I will definately be repurchasing . (: I'm a happy customer.
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- Dustin Tokarski hasn't fared too well at the Bell Centre early in his career. In 6 home starts, he has a 2-2-2 record but a subpar 3.50 GAA and a .886 SV%.
The Habs will look to get back in the win column while exacting some revenge on division rival Toronto for beating them on opening night when the two teams square off Saturday night at the Bell Centre. The Maple Leafs have been terrific on the road so far this season having won five of six while Montreal has done well at home, winning five of seven.
The Canadiens confirmed after the morning skate that Ryan White will return to his still-warm spot in the press box after taking a costly and unnecessary double minor in the 3rd period against Buffalo although that should come as no surprise. No lineup changes are expected in terms of skaters; Brandon Prust was back with Alex Galchenyuk and Brendan Gallagher despite the fact that Lars Eller was in that spot for large sections of Thursday's shootout loss. Carey Price will get the nod between the pipes.
Although Toronto was hoping to have Mike Brown (who squared off in a fight with Prust early in the opener) back for this one, it appears he is not fully recovered from his shoulder injury. As a result, no changes are expected up front for the Leafs. On defence, former Hab Mike Komisarek is once again expected to be a healthy scratch as rookie Korbinian Holzer appears to have supplanted him on the depth chart. The German-born blueliner is expected to be promoted to the top pairing for this game. James Reimer, who didn't play against Montreal earlier, will start tonight.
Projected Lines
Toronto (6-5-0) | Montreal (6-3-1) |
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Bozak - Kessel MacArthur - Grabovski - Kulemin Komarov - Kadri - Frattin Orr - McClement - McLaren Phaneuf -
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Plekanec - Gionta Pacioretty - Desharnais - Cole Prust - Galchenyuk - Gallagher Moen - Eller - Armstrong Markov -
Emelin Price |
Victory Keys
1) Early Positives - After a demoralizing loss in Buffalo, the Leafs will be looking to jump on the Habs while they're down. Whether it's a goal, some big hits, strong special teams play, etc, making some good plays early on should boost any lost confidence.
2) Contain Kessel - Toronto's sniper finally scored his first goal and he has a tendency to score in bunches. Whichever line is assigned to play against their top unit (I imagine that will be Plekanec's trio) will need to be particularly sharp.
3) Wake up the Desharnais line - Last year, the Pacioretty-Desharnais-Cole line was the offence on a lot of nights but that hasn't been the case this year. Cole has been quiet most nights, Desharnais has struggled after scoring last weekend, and Pacioretty remains goalless on the season through six games. Production from that line is needed badly.
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Read and rate Travel Journal Entries for Tallahassee, Florida, United States
Sep 22, 2014 - Sponge Docks in Tarpon Springs
Another rainy, muggy, buggy day in Florida. Got up early to go to Tarpon Springs before the rain came - I was the only one to do so. Things don't start happening in this tiny village until 11 or so when it's time for the restaurants to open. Even the Chamber of Commerce didn't open until 10. I took advantage of my early start by visiting St. Nicholas Cathedral which was designed as a replica of St. Sophia of Constantinople. Lovely church . I walked the main street, saw the boats full of sponges, and stopped in one of the few gift shops that...
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Sep 2, 2014 - First Night in Tallahassee
It takes a few days to adjust to living in our RV. We always seem to do a lot of driving the first few days. It is very hot in the afternoons with temps in the mid-nineties. I chose a campground in a county park outside Tallahassee. We had a site on a lake with lots of shade. When we put down the jacks to level the coach, one of them did not operate. On Monday when we were packing to leave, I had noticed hydraulic fluid was leaking from the pump that powers the slide outs and leveling jacks and so we were not surprised when there was a...
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May 4, 2014 - Macon on to Tallahassee, Florida
On the road again as old Willie Nelson sings about, As I am leaving my hotel outside Macon heading to Ocmulgee National Monument I take a wrong turn and end up in downtown Macon I saw a very old church built in 1888 very cool to see it as it is a Sunday morning services was just letting out so was able to go inside very nice, then a drive in old part of town no traffic nice and peaceful, then it is on to the Indian mounds. These mounds date back some 10,000 years of people living in North America, after leaving the monument I pass the...
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Apr 26, 2014 - Busy week in Tallahassee; COM training
Taking care of business items for the two of us this week. Back to Mayo on Thursday for a t-ball game. out to eat with friends. To Live Oak on Sunday for Campers on Mission to train / serve at a meeting on mission opportunities for local churches. Danny and I learned more about the feeding and preparation for emergency relief.
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Apr 9, 2014 - On the move!
We got a pretty good start this morning, after saying our goodbyes, and headed north on I95. We have decided to do some outlet shopping at Destin, Florida. From Ormond Beach we drove north-west toward Lake City on County Road 100. It was a secondary road, and a lot more interesting than staying on the Interstate to Jacksonville and then heading west to Lake City. Tonight we are camped at Big Oak RV Park in Tallahassee. We had intended to stay at the nearby Tallahassee East KOA, except when we stopped to register they told us their wifi was...
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Apr 9, 2014 - April 8 - Day 5
The only good thing about leaving Key West was the beautiful sunrise we drove toward as we left on Rt. 1 We listened to Jimmy Buffett as we watched the Keys disappear in the rear view mirror. We headed back toward the "mainland" and drove toward the panhandle and are now heading west! As we starting driving west, I noticed Chooie twitching as we went by swampy areas. I asked if he was ok, and he was, just having Ranger School flashbacks!! For those of you who don't know, the swamp phase of Ranger School is conducted near here. This was the...
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Jan 18, 2014 - Dining and Traveling
Yesterday was a relaxation day with a visit to the Tybee Island beach thrown in. For dinner we found ourselves at Uncle Bubba's Seafood where we agreed the Charbroiled oysters were quite worthy of being a house specialty which could easily have been a main course. Oysters, shrimp and scallops made up the main course and there were no leftovers on my plate! I decided dessert should be had, but Linda passed, or so she said. Our very kind server suggested I sample the key lime pie. When it arrived, an extra spoon had been placed upon my plate....
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Dec 14, 2013 - Bookclub Party and Vern CPA
Thursday night, Blanca and David has the annual Book Club White Elephant party. Pot luck dinner with everyone bringing a dish. So very good! Then as always, there were some popular books which were taken several times and some Christmas shopping for readers in families. It was wonderful to see and catch up with former neighbors: jobs, children, health, fun and challenging times. This is a group of world travelers and having them describe their adventures was confirmation that God made a beautiful world. Friday met with Vern Sanders, our...
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Dec 11, 2013 - No brakes on rig- love Capital Hitch
Danny took rig into Capital Hitch as follow up to our stop into town. We were anticipating electrical issue to the brakes. Dear Father in heaven, We praise you for safe travels! Discovered that our brake pads were covered with grease and worn to nothing in spots. In June, we had our brakes pulled and lubricated in Goshen by a reputable company. Jim educated Danny on the difference and positives to disc brakes. We will put those on our wish list and do in two years when these brakes will need to be replaced. They only had one set of pads in...
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Dec 8, 2013 - Tallahassee
The landscape has noticeably changed now that we're in Tallahassee. There's more pine trees and less palm trees plus there's hills! Our RV Park was nestled among the pine trees and provided a nice change. Some more strange rules though. This one said no washers & dryers - huh? Barb thought maybe she should ask before using her curling iron:) One funny moment - a $2 million dollar Prevost motor home pulled in and after getting setup, they walked over and used the park's showers (which reminded us of outhouses). What a shame to let that...
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Dec 7, 2013 - Game day with the Saxons
Watched FSU VS Duke, so one sided at Gail and Fred's. Gail had lots of photos on her IPad to show. They have enjoyed these first months of Gail's retirement and a 25th wedding anniversary. Fred grilled, Gail prepared vegs, Danny brought a pound cake for a special meal with special friends. It was wonderful to catch up with them. We tried to convenience them to join in our travels and mission work. They are already looking at options, I am certain that by this time next year they will serving the Lord where he wants them.
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Dec 5, 2013 - Meme and Danny's glasses
Saw our ophthalmologist, Judith Clay on Wed. Danny's glasses were adjusted lower, now he can see thru the appropriate lens without moving his head so much. The little things in life! We also had a wonderful chat to catch up on each others lives. We are so blessed to have a healthcare provider who is a friend. Today we stayed with Meme during the day, had the chance to see her in therapy. We also obtained a one handed fork and plate bar for her, which OT expects to provide her with more independence with her feeding. She has no movement in...
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Aecom Acquires URS in Deal Valued at $6B
NEW YORK (The Deal) -- Engineering firm Aecom Technology (ACM - Get Report) on Sunday announced plans to acquire rival URS (URS - Get Report) in a cash, stock and assumed debt deal valued at $6 billion.
Terms of the deal call for Los Angeles-based Aecom to pay $56.31 in cash and stock for URS, a premium of 8% over the target's Friday close and 19% above its trailing 30-day average close. URS holders will receive $33 in cash and 0.734 shares of Aecom, and have the option to elect either all cash or all stock subject to conditions.
The deal values URS' equity at $4 billion, with Aecom also set to assume URS' debt. Post-deal URS holders will own about 35% of the combined company.
San Francisco-based URS is a provider of engineering and construction services for public agencies and the private sector, boasting more than 50,000 workers in 50 countries. Aecom said that the combination would create an engineering and construction giant with more than 95,000 workers in 150 countries, with pro forma Ebitda of $1.3 billion on more than $19 billion in sales, nearly twice that of industry rival WorleyParsons Ltd.
"This combination creates an industry leader with the ability to deliver more capabilities from a broad global platform to reach more clients in more industry end markets," Aecom CEO Michael S. Burke said in a statement. The deal would make Aecom one of the largest companies in terms of revenue in the engineering and construction industry, and make it the largest publicly traded firm headquartered in Los Angeles. Post-deal Burke will remain as CEO, with Aecom executive chairman John Dionisio serving as board chair. Aecom said at closing it expects to elect two URS board members as new directors. Aecom said it has received a financing commitment from Bank of America Corp. to provide debt financing in connection with the purchase that will be used to refinance a portion of existing Aecom and URS debt as well as to fund the cash consideration to be paid. At close Aecom said it expects to have about $5.2 billion in total debt outstanding. URS had been under pressure from activist hedge fund Jana Partners LLC, owner of a 9.7% stake in the firm. The two sides in March announced a deal that put four of the dissident fund's directors on the company's board and which prompted URS to form a board committee to explore ways to create value. Martin M. Koffel, chairman and CEO of URS, in a statement called the deal "a compelling strategic combination that we believe will benefit our clients, stockholders and employees." Aecom was advised by Chris Mead and Steve Baronoff of Bank of America Merrill Lynch along with Moelis & Co. LLC's Jeff Raich, John Joliet and Stuart Goldstein, with Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP partners Jonathan Layne, Peter Wardle, Hatef Behnia, Sean Feller, Linda Curtis, Joshua Soven and Adam Di Vincenzo providing legal counsel. URS received financial advice from Gordon Dean and Nick Osborne of Dean Bradley Osborne and Wesley Walraven and Cary Cochman of Citigroup Inc. and took legal counsel from a Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz team including Edward Herlihy and David Shapiro and Cooley LLP's Sam Livermore and Howard Morse.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Series starts 10/30
Game 1: Wednesday, October 30th | ||
Trail Blazers | 91 | Final |
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Game 2: Wednesday, November 13th | ||
Suns | 89 | Final |
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Game 3: Wednesday, November 27th | ||
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PORTLAND, Ore. -- Damian Lillard couldn't believe it. He had a clear path to the hoop.
Last season's Rookie of the Year hit a layup with 6.5 seconds left to give the Portland Trail Blazers a 90-89 victory over the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday night.
"I turned the corner and I was like, it's wide open so I'm going to get to the rim," Lillard said. "It was pretty wide open so I was pretty sure of myself getting all the way there."
The Suns led by as many nine points in the second half but the Blazers went ahead 78-77 on Lillard's hook shot with 6:45 left. The teams traded the lead as time ticked down until Eric Bledsoe's layup put Phoenix up 87-83.
Wesley Matthews made a 3-pointer and Robin Lopez tipped in a shot to put the Blazers in front 88-87 with 1:35 left. Miles Plumlee's layup gave the Suns the lead again, but then Bledsoe missed a shot with 11.9 seconds remaining, giving the ball to the Blazers.
Lillard drove to the hoop and scored, and on the other end Bledsoe's layup against Nicolas Batum was off. Markieff Morris missed a couple of tip-in chances as time ran out.
"It was uncontested," Lillard said. "I got straight to the rim. I had missed a couple earlier but that was the one that counted."
Suns coach Jeff Hornacek said it was a breakdown of basic pick-and-roll defense.
"He's a fast guy, so our bigs have to pick him up. But we were just worried too much about (LaMarcus) Aldridge and didn't make Lillard slow down at all," Hornacek said. "He had a full head of steam."
Lillard finished with 11 points and eight assists in the Blazers' fourth straight win. Lopez had 13 points and 15 rebounds, while Aldridge had 12 points and 12 rebounds. It was the third straight game in which both Lopez and Aldridge finished with a double-double.
Bledsoe scored 23 for the Suns, who defeated Portland 104-91 in the season opener.
Matthews' layup put the Blazers in front 22-17 late in the first quarter, but the first half was marked mostly my missed layups and turnovers on both sides. At one point Blazers guard Mo Williams clapped his hands in frustration after a miss.
Goran Dragic put the Suns in front 35-34 midway through the second quarter with a tip shot.
Dragic was making his first start after an ankle injury sidelined him for three games. He came off the bench Sunday against in a win over New Orleans, scoring 12 points.
Dragic finished with 14 points against the Blazers, but also took 13 stitches above his left eye because of a collision with Williams in the fourth quarter.
"We just bumped heads and he opened up my eye but that's just part of basketball," Dragic said. "It was not intentional, for sure."
Lillard's basket and Aldridge's dunk narrowed it to 43-41 at the break. The Blazers had 12 turnovers at halftime and finished with 17 for the game.
It stayed close in the third quarter but Bledsoe gave the Suns a 58-53 lead on a fast-break layup. Phoenix extended it to 68-59 on Morris' long jumper and another fast-break basket from Bledsoe.
Dorell Wright's pull-up jumper got Portland to 68-67 but the Suns stifled the threat and went back ahead 77-69 after Gerald Green's 3-pointer with 8:50 to go. Portland closed to 77-74 on Matthews' 3-pointer with 7:31 left.
Portland was coming off a 109-103 victory at home over the Detroit Pistons on Monday night, while the Suns were coming off a 101-94 victory over the Pelicans on Sunday to improve to 4-0 at home this season.
Both teams went into the game 5-2.
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Morris was named the Western Conference player of the week after averaging 22.8 points, eight rebounds and two steals off the bench in the previous three games. He was the Suns' first player of the week since Amare Stoudemire in 2008. ... Portland Timbers forward Frederic Piquionne attended the game. The Timbers play the second game of their two-leg goal aggregate Western Conference final against Real Salt Lake on Nov. 24. RSL won the first match 4-2 on Sunday.
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MVP: It was a balanced scoring night for the Blazers, but the spark Thomas Robinson provided off the bench in the fourth quarter ignited Portland's comeback victory. He led all Blazers with 15 points.
X factor: Robin Lopez got revenge against his former team with his rim protection and 15 rebounds. Even bigger, and perhaps more surprising? He committed zero fouls against a Suns team that thrives on attacking the paint.
That was .... exhilarating: For much of the game, neither team could knock down a 3-pointer, and there was some truly sloppy play. But the second half became a back-and-forth track meet that made this game one of the best of the night.
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