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"Is that possible?"
"My dear Second One, I do not know. But he seems it."
"Hmm. I agree, First One. Very grim."
"Probably stiff from falling in the well. Ho, Boromir, how are your hands?"
"Nay, nay, his head aches from the wine, I fear."
"Third One, have you any left?"
"Not a drop!"
"Leave it to a Man to consume our entire supply in a single night."
"Well, the next group shall have more."
"Valar willing…"
"Aye, or he'll dip into the miruvor when our eyes stray!"
"My eyes ne'er stray, Second One."
"Very well, then First One and his ne'er-straying eyes shall guard the miruvor."
"Ho, Boromir! Why so grim?"
"Aye, tell us! Settle our wager: is it the wine or the well?"
Open, barren fields. Dagorlad. Black storm clouds ever present. Boromir plowed forward, shield at his back, hand resting against the hilt of his sword. Behind him, the elves walked. Joking, talking, laughing amongst themselves. Radagast followed, with the spotted owl trailing behind. Boromir looked back, hid a creeping smile in his shoulder. He could not help it, but the elves were amusing.
And he did not know it in that instant, but this would become his fondest memory of the adraefan.
Forcing his tone to remain serious, ruffled even, he called back: "Is it the custom of elves to be so frivolous on grey mornings such as this?"
"Ha! Indeed!" First One laughed. "Our spirits are high today, high above the clouds, flying over us. I do not know why. 'Tis a happy mystery!"
"Perhaps you were thinking of the expression on Boromir's face when he fell into the well?" Second One joked. "For I was and it never fails to amuse me."
"Nonetheless, he did not answer our question," Third One called. "Why so grim, Captain?"
Boromir snorted, turned his back to them, kept walking. "Is there a reason you three have chosen me as your particular target? I have not spoken a word."
"Not a word since dawn!"
"That's what worries us, Boromir. Usually you have a few muttered imprecations or gruff replies to give. And today, nothing. Is it not true, Radagast?"
Radagast's low rumbling laugh traveled up the company. Like Mithrandir, Boromir mused, feeling a pang of nostalgia. The wizard chortled: "I am not getting involved. But do stop teasing the Man."
"Good wizard, we three elves are noble elves," First One raised his hand to his heart. "We do not tease."
"We insinuate," Second One ventured.
"We imply," Third One added.
"We acknowledge the obvious. And mayhap we hope to lift Boromir out of his deep depression, for he has been a walking scowl since waking."
Laughter. Boromir's lips quirked, and he forced himself to remain unsmiling. Thankfully, they could not see his face.
"If you three are so intent on merriment," Radagast suggested, "sing something, an elvish song perhaps, and leave the soldier to his marching."
The elves chuckled, murmured agreement. But then First One raised his voice: "Nay, nay, let solemn Boromir give us a tune. For surely, years ago, all the fair maidens of Minas Tirith longed only to hear the sweet lilt of Boromir's song!"
This caused howls of laughter among the walkers. Even Boromir felt a chuckle burst from him. He turned, and before he could contain himself, called back, grinning wolfishly: "Ah, but that is not all they desired from me."
"Ha ha!" First One laughed, his voice pitched loud in joy. "What a common response! Men are e'er consumed by such base needs."
"Elves as well, brother," Third One giggled. "Though mayhap we can go longer without being satisfied."
Everyone laughed at this, though Boromir saw that Second One's smile faded. The other elves caught this too, and Third One dropped back in the line to speak with him. He spoke seriously: "Forgive me, Second One. This brings memories of…?"
Second One nodded, his eyes straying skyward. "Aye, it does indeed. She will have passed into the West by now." He straightened his shoulders. "But ignore my slow smiles, let us not allow old melancholy to tarnish a beautiful day. Come, Third One, sing for us."
Boromir grinned, turned around, walked backwards. The day was not beautiful by any means. It was cloudy and grey and bitter. The ground was a patchwork of swamping fens and craggy tussocks. But nonetheless their joy seemed to create an orb of sun. A patch of light, of life. Third One cleared his throat, and obliged them all with a song. He sung it in elvish, for by now the elves felt they could honorably do so. Radagast offered no argument, and neither did Boromir. Quite the opposite, Boromir, in secret, enjoyed the elvish songs. He strode backwards, slowly, idly, watching Third One sing.
"A Fanuilos! Brennil gelair!
Athan Aear Annui, Bereth,
Calad ammen i reviar
Mi 'aladhremmin Ennorath!
A Elbereth Gilthoniel!
I chîn a thûl lín míriel,
A Fanuilos! Linnam allen
Athan Aear min ndôr chae hen.
Elin i ned în ben-Anor
Go gam hílol na hen rennin,
Mi dailf 'waerin lim a celair
Celwelyth lín reviennin!
Gilthoniel! A Elbereth!
Min ndôr chaeron hen din gelaidh
Ve i dortham sí renim ui
'ilgalad buin Aeair Annui."
Boromir smiled to himself, not knowing why. He turned around, marched on. He did not understand the meaning, but the song filled him with a pleasant satisfaction. A subdued warmth. Even as the soft ring of Third One's wavering voice faded, and only the tramping of their boots upon the ground could be heard, Boromir smiled. They did not speak for several moments afterwards, until finally, Radagast called:
"Well? Tell the Man what it means, Third One. Not all of us speak the elven tongues."
"It is the Song of the Wandering Elves," Third One said softly, his voice still carrying that trace of hidden melody. "It is sung to Elbereth, the Queen of the Valar, who scattered the stars in the sky. Mayhap it pleases her."
"Mayhap she will bless us with a larger group of Easterlings!" First One laughed.
"With more wine," Second One added, "do not forget the wine, First One. Boromir shall be most displeased if we find sober Wild Men."
Scattered chuckles. Boromir did not comment, and the group fell into an amused silence. They passed a patch of wood, a small forest-like oasis on their left. The trees were dry and dead. The elves were grim as they passed, and would only say that a great evil lingered in that patch of wood. Boromir's curiosity was piqued, but he did not press them with childish questions. Now was not the time for that. They needed to ready themselves for battle, not muse over passing trees.
Earlier that day, the elves had spotted another group of Easterlings moving slowly west. Perhaps two leagues from where they were. Radagast had sent his bird-scouts away with messages to all the nearest beasts. The wizard expected the horses to arrive soon, followed by all the birds and insects willing to fight.
Boromir found the entire affair unbelievable. An army of beasts? He would not believe it until he saw it. And even then, he had little trust in irate bees warding off any Easterling swords. But he decided to humor the elderly wizard nonetheless. For had he not seen the unbelievable with Mithrandir? Aye, he had. Even against the foulest demons Middle-earth could conjure, Mithrandir had stood.
Boromir exhaled sharply. He did not want to see it, but again, there it was: He cannot stand alone! Elendil! I am with you, Gandalf! Gondor!
Fly, you fools!
No. Boromir pushed the Fellowship out of his mind. He was no longer part of that, he no longer played any part in the Ring's fate. He had shed all of it on Amon Hen. He was an adraefan now, an exile.
On their right, several leagues off but still too close for comfort, the mountains of Mordor loomed. Boromir rarely looked there, and when he did, he averted his eyes. He imagined the Fellowship now, probably picking their way through those mountain passes, moving steadily into danger. How much longer would they last? He wondered how many still lived. Boromir imagined Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli, Sam and Frodo deep in the Black Land. Perhaps Aragorn could weather the Mordor fires, but Sam and Frodo would surely be overcome. Boromir did not know of Legolas and Gimli; they were foreign races.
And when Sauron found the Ring? What then?
Sometimes the tumultuous sky over Mordor would crack with unexpected lightening, and Boromir would flinch. Every time, he imagined it was that final moment, the moment when Sauron regained the Ring and Middle-earth fell completely into shadow. But no, it was too early. Boromir gave them a month. Minas Tirith would last another few weeks, at most. In a month's time, Sauron would have the Ring again, the Fellowship would be dead, and Gondor fallen.
Well. Perhaps not. Perhaps he was being pessimistic. He was, after all, unaccustomed to hope.
Idly, Boromir wondered if the others had been tempted by the Ring. Or was he the only one? He imagined them now, in Mordor, perhaps in those very mountains his eyes avoided, discussing the lost companions. He imagined the conversation, how the remaining hobbits' eyes would shine with tears upon remembering Merry and Pippin. Then they would clench their fists and curse him, for Frodo must have surely told the group of his betrayal. Perhaps they even thought it was his fault that Merry and Pippin had been captured and killed. He did.
With a quick jerk of his head, Boromir forced his thoughts out of their usual depths. Now was not the time for brooding. They would be upon the Easterlings in a few hours. At least in the fighting, he could lose himself and think only of swords and bloodshed. It was the easier path. To mindlessly defend his land, perhaps in vain due to the impending doom, but to defend it nonetheless. In those moments, with his fingers curled around the sword-hilt, and the shield weighing down on his left arm, he was free of thought. And that was what he desired most, for he feared that otherwise he would drive himself mad with thinking.
In that moment, Radagast let out a happy cry. Boromir turned to see the figure of a single horse galloping towards them. It was coming from the west. The group stopped walking and waited for the steed to arrive. It was a brown stallion, riderless and without a saddle.
"Behold!" Radagast cried in welcome. "It is Fæstefot, the wing-tipped messenger of Shadowfax!"
"Shadowfax?" Boromir asked.
"The King of all horses," Second One explained.
Boromir still did not quite understand, and he watched, puzzled, as the horse arrived. It was a noble mount, upright and strong. It moved purposefully towards Radagast and bowed to the wizard. Radagast bowed in return, as did the elves, so that Boromir, feeling rather foolish, mimicked the action. With the formalities exchanged, Radagast stepped forward and stroked Fæstefot's neck and muzzle.
"What news from the horse-lands?" Radagast asked. "Are you alone?"
The horse snorted, clopped its foot. It tossed its head back and bayed. Boromir watched as the Brown Wizard cocked his head, listening to the horse's nonsense talk. Once the horse had finished moving about, Radagast grunted. The wizard cast a mixed look back to his companions.
"What is it?" Third One asked. "What does he say?"
"Alas, that these times should be so full of war," Radagast sighed. "Aye, he is alone. Shadowfax has ridden forth to Minas Tirith, bearing Mithrandir and a halfling. Now all the horses of his lands are preoccupied with Rohirric or Gondorian battles. They have no help to send us."
"Minas Tirith?" Boromir asked, breathless. "Good wizard, do you jest? Mithrandir? Which halfling? When was this?"
"Hush," Radagast hissed and leaned close to the horse. Fæstefot was whinnying something in his ear.
The halfling? The halfling!
Boromir's mind was buzzing. And Mithrandir! Gandalf was alive, then, and riding to Minas Tirith with a halfling. Frodo! Had they decided to take the Ring to Gondor then? Suddenly, Boromir felt ashamed, foolish even. For he had betrayed the Fellowship without need. They were taking the path to Minas Tirith anyway. But what had happened? How had Gandalf survived? And what new strategy led the Ring to the White City?
"Noble Fæstefot tells me Shadowfax has sent messages to all horses not engaged with Men," Radagast explained. "They are to help us, but will not arrive for another few days. In the meantime, Fæstefot shall join us and help in whatever way he can." He turned back to the stallion. "And for that, we are grateful."
The wizard turned to the elves and Boromir, motioning for them to step forward.
"I believe you know the wrecca," Radagast said. "Or at least know of them. Fæstefot, this is First One. Second One. Third One."
The horse bowed his head and each elf nodded in return.
"That rather shocked-looking Man is Boromir of Gondor."
Boromir closed with mouth with a snap. The horse eyed him for a moment and then bowed his head.
"Ha!" First One chuckled. "Boromir, you are dumbfounded. Have you never seen a horse before?"
Boromir blinked several times. The Ring. To Gondor. The Ring. Mithrandir. A halfling. Exile? The Ring. Minas Tirith. Father, brother, Gondor, victory. Victory. Victory. Hope.
"Nay, in truth, my friends…" he began slowly. "I am much amazed. For I did think we had little chance in the greater Scheme of Things, and yet… I see now there is hope. If the halfling rides to Minas Tirith, then there may yet be victory. This Fæstefot brings good news, indeed."
The elves looked at him strangely, but did not comment.
"Come then," Radagast said, "let us sally forth. We have less than a league and the Easterlings shall be upon us."
And so they walked on, Fæstefot cantering along beside them. As they walked, Boromir felt a torrential conflict within his heart. Like he was a dying Man who, weary with toil and suffering, is told that he is to be reborn, and forced to do it all again. Boromir did not know whether to rejoice or quail with grief. For his people would yet continue, now that all had changed. With the Ring of Power in their hands, they could defeat Sauron. And he would not be there to see it. For he had already disgraced his name so much that exile was the only option.
Suddenly, a great envy filled his heart. Envy for Aragorn, for Faramir, for all the people of Minas Tirith. That they should be there to lay that final blow against Mordor – that they should wield the Ring and not he. For had he not labored for a lifetime to defend his people? Did he not deserve to be there for the Great Victory? He had the abrupt urge to turn around, there and then, and march back to Minas Tirith, straight to the gates, knock on the door, and demand to be recognized as the leader of Gondor. Not Aragorn. No more Denethor. Never Faramir.
Nay, what madness is this?
Boromir shook his head. He had already chosen exile, and to return now was folly. His thoughts were taking a stranger bent, and he wondered if it was still the Easterling wine's effects. Or if Mordor had some hidden influence on the minds of Men, should they come too close. Either way, he forced the black thoughts away. He could never return. Gondor was barred to him, whether it survived the War or not. Aragorn was King, and the victory was his, not Boromir's. He would have to swallow the jealousy.
Yet, on and on, his mind teased: The Ring goes to Minas Tirith without you. The Ring. Glory, honor, victory, hope, joy, perfection – Faramir's dream-prologue, and Minas Tirith in peace.
And the Ring.
The beloved Ring.
He imagined Aragorn, holding it, standing before the cheering crowds. He imagined the flags snapping, the sun shining, the White Tower beaming. And he saw Mordor black, charred, empty. Defeated, finally, by the strength of Men. Boromir imagined himself, probably dead and rotting in some field, or stumbling away towards Rhûn.
He clenched his fists, nearly roared in frustration.
He almost cursed Aragorn and wished him to fail in his War, when he stopped short. Nay, nay. Calm yourself. As much as Boromir envied and hated and Ring-lusted, Gondor still predominated his thoughts. And if the others failed, Minas Tirith fell.
Still. The black thoughts – too much wine, too close to Mordor – niggled away at him.
The Ring… The Ring…
It is all falling into place, son of Denethor. Is this not what you desired? Or are you so selfish as to wish glory for yourself, even above the White City's survival? Have you truly fallen so far? An exile, indeed.
Thankfully, there was a distraction. Boromir had been so consumed by his ruminating that he had not noticed that they had arrived. The grey trees were behind them, a wide field was in front of them. Ered Lithui was much closer. And there, in the far distance, a large group of Easterlings marched.
Boromir sighed with relief. Good. He could focus on the battle now. He could forget about what the horse-messenger had said. He could forget about the Ri – enough, you weak-willed fool!
He looked to his right and left. The elves and Radagast were all looking at the distant Easterlings. There was some far-off yelling. The Wild Men had spotted them.
Boromir unsheathed his sword, dropped his pack. The elves gave their packs to Fæstefot. And then, they too began their battle preparation. Second One drew his blade. Radagast strode away from the group with Fæstefot. Horse and wizard whispered for a few moments, and finally Radagast gave the steed a curt nod. Fæstefot trotted away with the travelling supplies. The elderly wizard rolled up his sleeves, shook his staff, and turned to face the Easterlings. And then, he began to chant, low and rumbling.
"First One, may I borrow your daggers?" Third One asked.
First One obliged. He removed his daggers, handed them by the hilt to Third One. He then removed his bow and nocked an arrow. They were ready. It would only be a few moments now.
"And so we meet them head-on today," First One murmured. "'Tis risky."
"Radagast is calling upon the animals to help," Second One said.
The elves and Boromir peered around, watched Radagast for a moment. The air was moving around the wizard, his robes and hair whipped up with unnatural wind. Boromir turned away.
"The group moves in the 'V' formation," he rumbled. "Concentrate your arrows on the center. We must break through the point."
The elves nodded.
"All ready?" Boromir asked.
Boromir smiled. They were rather humorous, the elves; he almost laughed. His nerves were jumping. Yet he knew why. His body had not yet recovered from the shocking news from Minas Tirith. But he vowed to push all of that from his mind. He was never a Man to live in his thoughts. He lived only in the present moment. And the present moment called for clear thinking and a swift sword. Not the Ri –
"Let them come to us," he ordered, interrupting his own thoughts. "There is no haste. And we may judge them better from afar. They will be over-confident, I feel."
To their side, Radagast's voice was rising. Boromir could not understand the foreign words – all spoken quickly, furiously, rhythmically, over and over. But a quick glance revealed Radagast, bathed in the torrential winds, bound by them, arms spread wide, staff shaking. A menacing figure. Boromir inhaled.
The group of Easterlings. They were almost here. They were chanting as well, loud and vicious. A war cry. Again and again, trying to silence Radagast. They kicked up much dust as they walked. As they approached, Boromir made a quick estimate. Not over eighty. Twenty Easterlings per fighter, not counting Radagast. He felt the elves shifting slightly at his side.
Behind them, cawing. The birds had arrived. The army of beasts. Boromir clenched his sword.
"Very well. So we begin," he muttered. "May our fight be blessed by the Valar, my friends. For much is changed in the world, and much honor is spared from the deserving."
He heard First One chuckle to his right.
"Boromir, you have been passing strange these last few days."
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Red Raiders sparked by second-half surge
Saturday, January 5, 2013
ROCHESTER — The Spaulding High School boys basketball team couldn't wait to get to the second half after a subpar first half found them trailing Alvirne by one point.
Paradis led the Red Raiders with a game-high 22 points (14 in the second half), followed by MacGregor with 15 (12 in the second half) and Gray with 10.
Spaulding hit seven 3-pointers, led by Paradis, MacGregor and Gray with two each. Four came in the pivotal third quarter.
"We really picked it up defensively and that sparked our offense," Paradis said.
Tyler Brown and Tyler Livingston led Alvirne (2-2) with 10 points each. All of Livingston's points came in the opening half.
Spaulding built its lead to 15 after three stops (51-36).
Nevejans (eight points) converted a three-point play to start the fourth quarter to get the lead to 18 and the Red Raiders were on their way.
The first half was a different story.
It was a struggle for both teams offensively. The Broncos led 11-10 after the first quarter and took a 25-24 lead into the locker room on Alex Wetmore's bucket with 14.2 seconds to play.
Paradis netted eight points in the opening half to lead the Red Raiders, including a pair of 3-pointers. Livingston had 10 for Alvirne and Brown added seven.


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Jackson Browne Announces Solo Summer Tour
Saturday, February 23, 2013
Having just wrapped his winter dates, Jackson Browne has announced his initial solo acoustic concerts. As it stands now, the proper tour will kick off on June 19th in Salt Lake City and wrap over two nights on July 5th and 6th at Atlantic City's Borgata Hotel, Casino & Spa. Before the tour, Browne has three dates on the books -- two Texas shows opening for Jimmy Buffett on May 2nd in Austin and May 4th and Dallas, along with a May 11th appearance at Northern California's Bottle Rock Napa Valley at the Napa Valley Exposition. Also appearing on the bill with Browne that night will be Kings Of Leon, Ben Harper & Charlie Musselwhite, Jane's Addiction, Bad Religion, and Dwight Yoakam.
In addition to his more recent work, Jackson Browne's recent shows also include such classics as "Boulevard," "Running On Empty," and his breakthrough hit "Doctor My Eyes." Browne says that "Doctor My Eyes" was the result of writing on a broken piano: "The piano had a broken key -- you'd see the hammer hit the key, and it would bounce back and hit it again. So every time you pressed down once -- 'bonk' -- it would go 'bonk-onk.' And if you did it in the right tempo, it'd go 'da-gong-a-dong-a-dong-a-dong-a-dong.' (Laughs) It was kind of trippy. Anyway, so, I was playing around with that, and I wrote it -- I wrote it based on that one little sound thing."
JUST ANNOUNCED: Jackson Browne tour dates (subject to change):
May 2 - Austin, TX - Tower Amphitheater (with Jimmy Buffett)
May 4 - Dallas, TX - FC Dallas Stadium (with Jimmy Buffett)
May 11 - Napa, CA- Bottle Rock Napa Valley at the
Napa Valley Exposition
June 19 - Salt Lake City, UT - Red Butte Garden
June 21 - Aspen, CO - Jazz Aspen Snowmass
June 23 - Telluride, CO - Telluride Bluegrass Festival
June 25 - Des Moines, IA - Civic Center of Greater Des Moines
June 26 - Chicago, IL - Ravinia
June 28 - Columbus, OH - Palace Theater
July 1 - Lancaster, PA - American Musical Theater
July 2 - New Brunswick, NJ - State Theater
July 4 - Lenox, MA - Tanglewood
July 5, 6 - Atlantic City, NJ - Borgata Hotel, Casino & Spa
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|De La Rosa has been phenomenal.
This Rockies team has scored a grand total of two runs in 21 innings of baseball in Houston. The Astros are dueling the Marlins for the title of the worst team in baseball and have no business beating anyone who claims to be a legitimate contender.
The offense was downright disgusting. With runners in scoring position the Rockies seemed to think that the goal was to hit the ball right at the defense, or simply to strike out.
Simply said, the offensive performance by the Rockies was as bad of baseball as anyone will ever see. The execution was poor, the situational at-bats were bad. It was not good. Simply said, the Rockies were lucky to get out of Houston with a win.
With the focus around the potent, yet futile offense, it is important to note a positive that is being forgotten about.
The Rockies starting pitchers have been phenomenal.
This is an important note because the commentary heading into spring training was how good the Rockies offense would be. Yet, they would have to be good because to win, they were going to need to score seven or eight runs per night. The Rockies rotation wasn't supposed to be bad, it was supposed to be historically bad.
In two games at hitter-friendly Minute Maid Park, the Rockies starters, Jhoulys Chacin and Jorge De La Rosa combined to throw 14 innings, giving up 10 hits and three runs. They struck out 13 and walked just three.
Sure, the argument could be made that the Astros lineup is as bad as it gets. It could be argued that even the Rockies starting rotation should shut down an inferior Houston lineup.
However, the fact is, this rotation is far better than anyone expected. This was a starting rotation that was supposed to be so bad the, despite a powerful lineup, experts like Keith Law were predicting the Rockies to lose 109 games. A starting rotation predicted to be that bad shouldn't shut down anyone.
The reality is, Chacin has shown that he has the stuff to be a legitimate number two starter in the big leagues. When he throws his changeup to right-handers, he is extremely effective. His slider is a very good pitch when he isn't trying to overthrow it and his fastball is above average as well. When he attacks the strike zone, there simply isn't a lineup in baseball that is going to knock him around.
De La Rosa is a different story. Everyone has known for years that he is a talented pitcher. For years he was the "what-if" guy. That meant that people only wondered how good the lefty could be if he corralled his emotions and pitched without being his own worst enemy. Once he arrived in Colorado, of all places, the Rockies got to see a taste of his talent. Almost as quickly as that confident pitcher arrived, he was taken away due to an injured elbow. After Tommy John surgery, and nearly two years removed from the game, it was tough to find anyone who thought De La Rosa would be a factor, let alone dominant.
Once again, De La Rosa has proven his doubters wrong. He has shown that, even with a few miles per hour off of his fastball, he still has the stuff to get outs. He still can dominate and he can be a significant factor in keeping the Rockies in games.
Chacin and De La Rosa have been the most significant part of an improved rotation, but they haven't been the only contributors.
Despite some rough patches, Jeff Francis, newcomer Jon Garland, and Juan Nicasio have each had their fair share of success. Tyler Chatwood has been incredible in three of his four starts.
The reality is, this rotation isn't perfect, but they are far better than anyone expected. Factor in that everyone was figuring that the Rockies lineup would score plenty of runs, but that the rotation would pitch them out of games. A third of the way through the season it is becoming apparent that the rotation is not even historically bad, they aren't even close to the worst team in Major League Baseball. In fact, through Tuesday night, the Rockies have given up less runs than the World Champion San Francisco Giants.
What does it mean? It means that the Rockies are going to win a significantly higher number of games than anyone expected. The experts, if told how the offense would perform on Tuesday, would have said that the Rockies would absolutely have lost this game if they were asked in spring training.
Instead, the starting pitching is good enough to help the Rockies steal a few games when the offense doesn't show up. More importantly, it allows the Rockies to win games that the offense was just average in. Instead of having to have a great night at the plate every time out, the Rockies offense is going to win some games that they are simply average in. They are also going to win games that they are brutal in. What that means is that overall, the Rockies are going to win a significantly higher amount of games than anyone predicted.
If the Rockies can sustain their starting pitching, or even improve it, the Rockies are going to compete. This is a Rockies team that has the talent to make a run. Whether they actually do or not remains to be seen. However, one thing is certain, this team is far more fun to watch than the 2012 version.
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Saturday, February 16, 2013 4:43 PM
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The basic idea of this mod, as the name suggests, is to compile the many nations that existed, almost existed or could exist in the Victoria 2 timeframe, but were not added to the base game. It also includes events which facilitate the creation of these nations (British dominions having the possibility of being released, for instance) as well as irredentist decisions for countries once they exist.
New Nations Mod is compatible with the Great War Mod, so long as you don't over-write the event modifier file-- the modifiers are already included here.
NNM 1.6 Basic -- DOWNLOAD: This includes all the countries and events, but the new African nations are only present as cores. All the countries from the old Extended version are also present, but are placed via decision. If there's any you don't want, simply go into the Decisions folder and find the file marked "NNM - Country Name" and delete it. Eventually all the countries in this mod will be placed this way, for easier compatibility.
NNM 1.6 African Add-On -- DOWNLOAD: This will add the new African countries as existing states at the beginning of the game.
NNM 1.6 Optional Add-on -- DOWNLOAD: This changes the wargoal system to account for all the extra African nations (recommended!)*
* = Sept 9th beta or later ONLY. See "The Optional Download" below for details.
Simply unzip the contents of the file to your main Victoria 2 directory. The Africa Add-on pack (compiled by the hard work of Hibernian and Sabratha-- they deserve all credit) should be installed after the Basic version. The Optional Add-on may be added at any time.
New countries added:
#Latin America
Acre, Bahia, Belize, Entre Rios, Equador Confederation, Guyana, Los Altos, Oaxaca, Patagonia, Peru-Bolivia Confederation**, Rio Grande, Rio Grande do Sul**, Sonora, South Peru, Yucatan
Antigua, Bahamas, Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Saint Kitts, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent, Trinidad
#North America
Alabama*, Alaska, Arkansas*, Dakota Republic*, Florida*, Georgia*, Iowa*, Illinois*, Indiana*, Kentucky*, Louisiana*, Michigan*, Minnesota*, Missouri*, Mississippi*, New Jersey*, New York*, North Carolina*, Nova Scotia, Ohio*, Oregon Country*, Pennsylvania*, Pueblo Republic*, South Carolina*, Tennessee*, Union of the Midwest*, Virginia*, West Virginia*, Wisconsin*
Alsace, Asturias, Belarus, Brittany, Basqueland, Cornwall, Corsica, England*, Fiume, Galicia, Isle of Man, Jersey & Guernsey, Leon, Lorraine, Lusatia, Madeiras, Malta, Occitania, Rhineland, Saarland, Sapmi, Schleswig-Holstein**, Silesia, Wales, Westfalen
Altai Republic, Astrakhan, Circassia**, Cossack Union, Dagestan**, Ingria, Kalmykia, Karelia, Kazakhstan, Kamchatka, Siberia, Tannu Tuva, Tatarstan, Ural Republic, Yakutia
#Middle East
Arabia*, Asir, Bahrain, Ha'il, Jordan, Kurdistan, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan*, Lebanon, Palestine, Syria, Tajikstan*, Turkmenistan*, Turkestan*, Uzbekistan*
Assam, Bengal, Bihar, Bombay, Ceylon
#Eastern Asia
Ainu, Kachin, Ryukyu**, Shan, Taiping*, Taiwan, Uyghurstan
Angola*, Aro**, Ashanti**, Azande, Basotho**, Benin**, Botswana, Buganda**, Burundi**, Calabar**, Cyrenaica, Dahomey**, Damagaram**, Darfur**, Dendi**, Eritrea, Fouta Tooro**, Fuuta Jallon**, Gabu**, Geledi**, Kanem-Bornu**, Kazembe**, Kongo**, Kuba**, Loango**, Luba**, Lunda**, Majeerteen**, Mali Empire*, Massina**, Matabele**, Mongo, Mossi**, Mozambique*, Oyo**, Rwanda**, Segu**, Shewa**, Shona, Somalia*, Suazi**, Sudan, Toucouleur Empire*, Wadai**, Warri**, Wattara**, Wolof**, Xhosa**
#Southeast Asia & Australasia
Aotearoa, Bima, Indonesia*, Jambi**, Kalimantan, Lanfang**, Maluku, New South Wales, North Australia, North Queensland, Queensland, Sarawak*, Siak**, South Australia, South Island, Sulawesi**, Sulu**, Tasmania, Victoria, Western Australia
#Pacific Islands
Chuuk, Fiji**, Marianas, Marshall Islands, Micronesia*, Palau, Ponape, Tonga**, Yap
* = cores do not exist at the start of the game, and only appear by event
** = appears as an existing nation at the start of the game (for African countries this is only with the Africa add-on)
(bold) = most recent additions since the 1.40 version of NNM
(italics) = may be removed from your game simply by deleting the file with their name in the Decisions folder
National Flags of some of the most recent nations (this does not include all the new countries):
Events & Decisions:
-Arabian union has been reworked, with Hail and Nejd battling for dominance and several new events/decisions.
-The Berlin Congress events from PDM have been added, for the European powers to try and dismantle the Ottoman Empire if it starts to decline.
-New event chain for China's Taiping Rebellion (thanks to the PDM mod).
-New event chain to simulate the fall of the Peru-Bolivia Confederation.
-The "Disunited States" event chain, for a USA that becomes a dictatorship. The Union will begin to fall apart.
-New union decisions for Indonesia, Romania, the Mali Empire, the Toucouleur Empire and Micronesia.
-New event to simulate the dissolution of the United States of Central America.
-New decision for the end of the United Kingdom, if both Ireland and Scotland leave.
-New decision for the outside creation of Yugoslavia.
-New events for the appearance of Turkic cores (such as Turkmenistan), as well as the ability for those nations to form a united Turkestan
-New events for the independence of various countries such as the British dominions (Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa), Scandinavian countries (Norway, Finland and Iceland) as well as numerous countries like Ireland and those under Austrian and Ottoman control. Also a number of events to help these along-- major rebellions like the January Uprising or the Moro Rebellion.
-Irredentist events for Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela, Colombia and Ecuador, once they become great powers.
-Irredentist events for Rio Grande do Sul, Albania, Tatarstan, Yucatan, Yugoslavia and Mongolia.
Additional Changes:
-Lots of reworking of the cores and lands, much of it from the 1836 Improved mod by Capt Robau.
-Africa's population has been increased (populations for the rest of the world were roughly correct for 1836, but Africa was not). This is according to Hibernian's research, and he's done the work to go through the population files and increase where necessary-- there's a .txt file included detailing exactly what he's done and where. These population changes are only in the African add-on version. The Basic version leaves Africa as it is, and only adds the new African nations as cores.
-Union nations can only form from countries that are not other nations' vassals. This, combined with Schleswig-Holstein and the events combined with it, should keep NGF/Germany from forming very early... and also prevent the day 1 Austrian/Prussian war with Denmark.
-Many adjacencies added in Indonesia, the Phillipines and the Caribbean. Also added a crossing from Gotland and Bornholm to mainland Sweden, a crossing from Spain to Morocco, and a crossing from Isle of Man to Ireland and Scotland. The Golden Horn has been made a land connection, which will make "the Ottoman Empire" display over the entire country rather than being split between Ottoman Asia and Ottoman Europe.
-Norway begins the game as a vassal.
-Russia begins the game at war with Circassia and Dagestan
-Brazil begins the game at war with Rio Grande do Sul (the War of the Farrapos)
-Tunisia begins the game as an Ottoman vassal (release event in 1881, and possibly sooner)
-Potosi state split into Potosi and Antofagasta; Arequipa state split into Arequipa and Arica; Yemen split into Sana'a and Aden.
-A bunch of cores changed for many countries (as per Hibernian's recommendations)
-Alaska and the American Southwest (under Mexican control to start) changed to colonies.
This changes the wargoals system in the following ways:
- the AI will use CB's such as Free Peoples and Release Vassal more frequently.
- the AI will not attempt to acquire states unless they are bordering or coastal-- so no grabbing land in the middle of nowhere.
- Establish Protectorate and Demand Concession CB's are more expensive initially and reduce in Infamy cost once Nationalism & Imperialism is researched-- for everywhere but Africa. Both CB's cost less Infamy once the Berlin Conference event fires, for everywhere including Africa.
- The Brother's War CB is not available until State & Government is researched.
- The Berlin Conference event will fire sometime after 1880, once a nation has the ability to colonize Africa. When that happens, events will appear for any sphered African minor to try and annex them (they may resist). Also, a new "Scramble for Africa" CB will appear, allowing a free conquest of any African minor that neighbors you.
-Trovador, for the original New Nations Mod (from version 1.1 and before);
-Hibernian & Sabratha: they're responsible for Africa and Southeast Asia and much more besides;
-Orinsul, for many nations and decisions here, plus a lot of the work on the Disunited States;
-Naselus, for Jordan, Palestine & Arabia, as well as permission to adapt his Taiping Rebellion work from PDM;
-CaptRobau, for many things incorporated from his 1836 Improved mod;
-The Divergences mod, for the new CB's added to the African nation add-on pack;
-chann, for the Oceanian nations from his Australia/NZ Improvement Mod, as well as Fiume and Kurdistan;
-Evil Weasel, for states from his Western European Minorities and Revolters mod;
-Tunch Khan, for the Middle Eastern nations from his Ottomania Mod;
-Toppins, for the USCA dissolution event;
-The Wookiee, for Byelorussian and English flags;
-Ijtzoi, for his Micronesia & Microstates mod;
-JuniorD, for the Carribean states from his The Commonwealth of Nations mod;
-gorefest, for his Norway improvement mod;
-VIP1 for the use of some of their flags;
Many others - general ideas (thank you all!)
I will attempt to keep this mod updated occasionally, so any reports of bugs or suggestions are certainly welcome.


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Sex headaches are brought on by sexual activity — especially an orgasm. You may notice a dull ache in your head and neck that builds up as sexual excitement increases. Or, more commonly, you may experience a sudden, severe headache just before or during orgasm.
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The other variety of sex headache:
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In some cases, your first sex headache may also be your only one. Some sex headaches improve rapidly, so the pain is gone before any pain reliever can work. Because of reports that engaging in sex soon after experiencing a sex headache can cause even worse pain, you may be advised to refrain from sexual activity until your last headache has completely resolved.
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Discussion in 'Other Sports Forum' started by CanadianPat'sFan, Nov 10, 2011.
NFL.com news: Paterno fired as coach of Penn State amid sex-abuse scandal
He should have been fired long ago, this is not a sugar coated sex abuse case it is a child rape case..
If he had any decency at all he would have stepped down on Monday or Tuesday. That and he would have called the cops about the abuse. Sick ****
They have been killing him on Imus all week. I have enjoyed that.
I'd like to ask: How on earth are these Penn State kids rioting in SUPPORT of him? I mean.... I just don't get it.
Dumb sports fans. They are all over.
I don't think there is a group in the world that can gin up their moral indignation as fast and as furiously as sports commentators. Dennis and Callahan will be lucky if their neck arteries don't explode.
That coward JoePa should be in prison too.
I'm a huge Patriots fan, but also a PSU alum, staff member and season ticket holder. Two major scandals involving the two programs I love the most in 5 years. This is just depressing. Please pray first and foremost for the victims of these crimes. My mind keeps going back and forth between anger, disgust to betrayal. I want to believe that JoePa did the right thing, but I don't know if I can do so until all of the facts come out. And even then I think I will have a hard time doing so. Remeber that it was not to long ago that BB was vilified by the media for the whole SpyGate mess.
I think what the students did last night was stupid. They had every right to protest, but it should have never turned destructive. That paints all students and others in the PSU community in a negative light.
It's going to take a long time to heal from this, and I hope that PSU can at some point recover from this tragedy.
It is incredible Paterno and the others involved could have kept quiet after discovering Sandusky was child rapist. A child rapist! The worst aspect is their lack of action allowed Sandusky to continue his predation on young boys. Incredible. And Joe Paterno didn't have enough shame to resign?
The depths people will sink on account of 3 hours of entertainment 12 Saturdays a year
Someone finally had the balls to make the right decision. Joe Pa and who ever else covered up this tragedy are a bunch of cowards. Children's lives are a hell of a lot more important than a football game.
These allegations are disturbing enough, but I stumbled across the name "Don Fitzpatrick" in reading about the Pen State scandal. I never knew anything about that scandal and it a huge black mark on the Red Sox organization.
Living in PA, I can tell you that good ol college town is ran as a pretty tight ship, against my better judgement I read the detail of the sinister, cowardly and i'll say it down right devilish acts this monster commited.
It's sick that he prayed upon kids who needed a father figure in their life, My thoughts is how the hell did these parents think it was ok to let their kids sleep at this mans house?
My kids will never sleep at a grown mans house that has no child for their age to play with!
When I was 11,12 I didnt even like being hugged by distant family members let alone a strange coach.
Joe Pa and co should be ashamed and absolutely their reputation should be tarnished and legacy forever stained by this hideous hideous secret how the hell did no one go to the police?
This just shows how much ones reputation and past accomplishments can allow them to get away with.
For shame this was a sick man who knows what kind of mental disorders this man suffered but if you read each victims situation this man was a predator and the kind of man you pray your child never ever is in the same planet let alone town with!
I live about 2 hours East of Penn St. and of course here in my area are tons of Lions fans who must be shocked today.
I can assure you that Joe was like god to the major central portion of the State of PA and no matter what he did here,to any he was innocent.
We all know that is complete garbage and he knew what happened and did nothing about it....he is secretly a wicked old man whose longevity and love he received in State College is trying to cover up a scandal he was exposed in.
Shame on a man who might have gone down in Pennsylvania history as an icon and one of the biggest heroes in PA sports.....now what we are left with is a very old man who played a part of a coverup in a disgusting vile act.
For a man who put Penn State on the map is now a man who could have avoided this in 2002 and now has put his very team on an embarrassing journey that make take a very long time to move on and practically has destroyed Penn State football,I don't know how the players can play anytime soon without major distraction and trying to get the team to a bowl game.
Mark Madden, who did a lengthy investigation reportedly said on WEEI that Sandusky and Second Mile (his organization) pimped out young boys to rich donors.
I really hope that this is pure fiction. This is human trafficking and that is completely reprehensible in this day and age.
Those two things don't belong in the same sentence. It simultaneously magnifies "Cameragate" beyond what it really was, and diminishes one of the ugliest sports-related crimes ever.
You beat me to it. To even consider them in the same UNIVERSE is the same sports worship nonsense that had all the Penn State media scoffing in indignation that PSU had the AUDACITY to fire Paterno over the phone rather than in person.
Perspective in sports is one of the most warped things in human thought. Tell one of these kids that Paterno was disrespected by Penn State, see how much of a **** he gives.
I love sports, they entertain me. But there's real life, and there's sports. If someone can't separate the two, they need to get a grip.
Too soon?
Saw it on twitter.
The one good thing about this PSU mess is that the local sports mediots are beating that horse to death rather than beating the Patriots horse to death.
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I don't think that going rolling-release is a good idea, in part due to what Vax456 said, in part due to the fact that there *already* is Tumbleweed, and in part that releases are a good motivation for users to upgrade. With rolling releases, you get things like kernel upgrades, KDE upgrades etc., but I don't believe too many people install all the upgrades on a regular basis. Some of the programs could stay at an old version for years without anyone caring to update to the latest one. Plus, reinstalling is a great way to clean the installation. There are always packages that you installed to test something or other, and then forgot about their existence, and yet they take up disk space. And what if you want to switch from EXT4 to Btrfs, but don't know when it would be a good time to do so? A new release is a natural point for major upgrades like that.
Yeah, I could use PPA. But then I have to use a third-party non-trusted PPA add it myself and stuff. Takes effort, isn't safe and can break stuff.
That's why Debian sid users put relevant X packages on hold when using proprietary blobs. Nvidia does a pretty good job at keeping up with X and kernel (at least with current driver branch), though they could be a bit quicker keeping their legacy branches updated.Rolling means new kernel and xorg versions all the time. Which means you won't necessarily be compatible properietary driver versions, especially GPU drivers, as amd and nvidia don't want to keep up with the kernel.
I only recently started tinkering with openSUSE and I did that only after Kubuntu became "an unholy mess". And for now I like it. It's stable and it's relatively up to date. We have to admit that openSUSE is the only distro that cares about KDE. I like KDE and I don't want openSUSE becoming the mess that Kubuntu or Mandriva have become. Just gather your stuff and get back to what you're doing the best.
Maybe there's no real need in being extremely up to date with everything, because the most important thing is stability. This is what we need.
PS: I also thought that the rolling release model was a good idea, and it was for some months (Arch) but then things started breaking and the breakage just kept growing and growing... granted I was using KDE which may explain all the problems.
Rolling release with two kernels might be nice and would help single out the distro.. give the option to boot as either the latest kernel and an older kernel that works stably with proprietary drivers.
My experience of Opensuse was quite stable and issue free... if they go that route perhaps its best to not be as cutting edge as most rolling release distros. I'm sure they'd supply a cutting edge repo for people who want to brake things. :P