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November 20, 2009
In September, Steinberg outlined its plans to ensure compatibility for its current product range and technologies to Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard and Windows 7, comprising a three-phase development and testing plan.
Phase One in which Steinberg tested products on both Windows 7 and Snow Leopard has been completed. The second and current development phase involves additional development work resulting from the tests during the initial phase.
The following provides information on the current status of product compatibility and availability of updates:
The Cubase line of products will fully support both Windows 7 and Snow Leopard with an update release in mid-December 2009 for Cubase 5, Cubase Studio 5, Cubase Essential 5 and Cubase AI 5. This update will be a maintenance update to 5.1.1.
The Cubase LE 4 and Cubase AI 4 versions have been tested and certified for Windows 7, with no further updates required. A Snow Leopard-compatible update will also be released in December.
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Nuendo 4 version is compatible with both Windows 7 and Mac OS X Snow Leopard.
Sequel 2 is certified to be fully Windows 7 compatible, with no further updates required. An update for full compatibility with Snow Leopard will be released in mid-December.
Steinberg is pleased to announce an upcoming set of updates to the hardware products CC121, MR816 CSX/X and CI2, which will offer support for both Windows 7 and Mac OS X 10.6. These updates will be released simultaneously with the Cubase and Sequel updates in December.
VST instruments HALion 3.5, HALion Symphonic Orchestra 1.5, HALion Player 3, The Grand 3 and Groove Agent 3 have been certified as compatible with Windows 7, with no further updates required. HALion 3.5 is already fully compatible with Snow Leopard, but the remaining VST instruments require an update the release date of which still needs to be determined.
Virtual Guitarist 2, Virtual Bassist and Hypersonic 2 have also been certified as compatible with Windows 7.
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Make your own Valentine's Day necklace with shrink plastic hearts and gold trinkets. Heidi Borchers of Inspired at Home shows you how. Experiment with hole punches and decorative scissors to make filigree hearts with the look of carved ivory.
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My Pitiful Lacunosa :(
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My lacunosa (AKA C.C.) seems to be hanging on by a thread. Take a look at her.
The somewhat good side
The pitiful side
The green vines on the good side are dying back and leaves are dropping like crazy. Looks like the mealies can chalk one up for their side.
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These can be difficult & can take a lot of water, but don't seem to want direct sun. Are you watering it? Am guessing it was an Exotic Angel plant (from the color of the hanging pot) & their strange mix.
Did you see mealies, did you treat for mealies?
Why not take some cuttings & try to save a portion of it, if it were mine I would.
I managed to save a portion, of several of mine, I think it's worth a try. I'd water root the cuttings first though.
GG, how do you disinfect them? I have a spray bottle full of rubbing alcohol and dishsoap that I did spray on it and compacta for mealies. Would that work?
PG, yes it is an EA plant. I got it at Lowe's last June and it did well until last fall, when the mealies first showed up. It's been a downhill battle ever since. I've been keeping her watered well. She hasn't been drying out as much as she did back in summer.
Mitzicos, mealies are a nickname for mealybugs.
I think I'll take some cuttings. I have a spare self watering pot that I'll pot them up in. I rooted my compacta cuttings (another moisture loving hoya) in a SW pot. I nicknamed it C.C. after Coco Chanel (the perfume part anyway). Thanks for your help!
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Not a good idea the self watering pots (IMO), ('cause they don't get to dry out & breathe, I think).
You need to treat for mealies every few days to really get them & kill them all & their eggs.
I gave up growing H. compacta 'cause it's such a mealy magnet & one can't see the bugs w/ all those nooks & crannies.
Hoya cuttings seem to do best in small pots, the smaller the better.
Here's a good way to disinfect the cuttings... Put some slightly warm soapy water (I use Dawn) in a sink. Swish the cuttings around in the water, then put them aside to dry (don't rinse...) Then you can plant them. Lacunosa, for me, is one of the hardest to root. It will probably do best if you have a rooting aquarium and keep the pot in there until you're sure you've got a good root system started.
Your clone of lacunosa is a little different than mine - the leaves are shorter. It may be the same clone and just differs due to growing conditions. I grow mine in a north window in my sunroom, so it doesn't get any direct sun at all.
Denise in Omaha
Brad did you let your plant get cold, wet and cold is very bad for many tropicals. If it's worth anything my first big Hoya lacanosa met a similar fate shortly after I repotted it. I took cuttings of my plant and they are fine so I would agree that you should do that while you still have some green stems left.
I potted my cuttings in treefern pieces and it has done well, maybe it's just better for this one's roots to have a more open mix.
PG, I have smaller plastic pots that I can use and boy do I mean small! I think I have a 2 or 3.5 inch pot someplace. Could I spray them tommorrow morning before I took the cuttings and disinfected them? BTW, I know hoyas love small pots. I learned that a long time ago.
Denise, I don't have a rooting aquarium, but I will do your method of disinfecting the cuttings. Could I put them under a homemade humidity tray (piepan with gravel) if that'll work? My plant has been in east and south windows and gets western light in the spring/summer.
Mike, no my plant didn't get cold at all. I know cold and wet for any plant is certain death for it.
Dad just brought home a big bag of organic MG potting soil so I can repot my cuttings in those. I don't have any orchid bark though, but I do have some MG perlite that I could use instead.
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I rooted a bunch of lacunosa cuttings in an uncovered propagation flat with a bunch of gesneriads this summer. I just splashed some water in there once every few weeks (the humidity grid seemed to keep them moist for a while) and neglected the heck out of them.
That said, I'm sure I had dumb luck and Denise's experience is more to be trusted. You could try the bag method, maybe?


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Just started playing, and honestly, I'm struggling on Act II in Normal with my Barbarian and could use some advice.
What are some general pointers for playing as a Barbarian and not dying on the tough mobs in Normal?
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Well if you are having difficulty with normal pick up some cheap decent gear from the AH. Try a weapon with life on hit and bolster your vit. Skill wise, revenge and ground stomp will be your bread and butter. Nearly nothing is immune to stun on normal so use it on groups. Also, inspiring presence will give enough life regen on normal for the vast majority of fights so shout away.
Ahmoi, as surprising as this may sound, I'm not a troll and my question was legitimate. I really do suck at this game, and that's all there is to it. Thank you Rumina and Liquid for taking my question seriously and answering it.
So I guess the key is gear that increases vitality and provides life-boosting in any way possible. Also, Revenge and Ground Stomp are the way to go. That makes sense.
I have been using Revenge, but I've noticed that it randomly activates, and sometimes, when I get surrounded by a tough mob and can't run, Revenge doesn't activate quick enough, and I end up dying. I guess that's just bad luck.
Are there any strategies for running away when I'm surrounded, or is the name of the game to simply have high enough vitality to not have to run?
Also, I'm not familiar with Inspiring Presence, but that's probably because I'm only level 18 now. Also, I'll try the axe-throwing technique. Thanks.
What do you guys think about Magic Hammer vs. Seismic Wave?
Lastly (for now), does it matter what follower I use and should I be doing boss runs at all, or is Normal designed to be cleared without having to do a lot of runs?
...Sorry, but I just thought of some other questions:
- Several times, the game has provided me with a second follower, and eventually asked if I wanted to replace my Templar dude with that follower? Should I switch the followers up?
- A lot of the other threads (while mainly about Hell and Inferno) seem to suggest that high-DPS equipment is important. How is DPS calculated?
- Up till now, when I get a bunch of gear, I pretty much always equip the gear with the highest number (save for a few times when the added stats seemed to outweight the big number). Is there a more empirical way to gauge which gear is best given all the stats that come with magical equipment, etc.?
- Should I sell magical/rare equipment that I don't want for cash to the merchants, or should I salvage it for stuff from the blacksmith?
Sorry for all the questions, but I really am that much of a newb and have no friends to play with. Thanks.
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I've an advice for you since you're low level now. Drop the barb go roll something else, unless you're fine with spending lots of hard saved gold on a tank wannable in inferno that can neither tank or kill, plus you get 1 shotted like any other classes. The only biggest differences is that other classes can kill.. but a barb? The most useless class as the game starts in inferno.
Znov, I very much appreciate your advice, but I really enjoy playing as the Barbarian, and I imagine that by the time I reach Inferno (if I ever do), there will be lots of Barbarian strategies for handling it solo, so I'm not too worried.
I don't suppose anyone could answer my questions in my previous post, could they?
Thank you.
There could be many different reasons why your struggling.
-Are you using a 2H, sword/board, or DW?
-Can you link your build?
-What stats are you focusing on for gear?
I am currently in Act I of NM as a DW Barb and have not been having issues killing mobs. More than likely its your build/equipment. I focus on +STR and +VIT gear and have +4500 Health and +600 DPS and I am sure that I am on the low end to most well geared barbs of my level.
My current build: http://us.battle.net/d3/en/calculator/barbarian#bVkSiP!cYe!ZZZaaa
- Several times, the game has provided me with a second follower, and eventually asked if I wanted to replace my Templar dude with that follower? Should I switch the followers up?
You don't have to replace your follower. Each new follower you meet will remain in town for you to hire. Templar is good to keep for healing
- A lot of the other threads (while mainly about Hell and Inferno) seem to suggest that high-DPS equipment is important. How is DPS calculated?
Unknown. Never was into that. I just buy gear and smash things.
- Up till now, when I get a bunch of gear, I pretty much always equip the gear with the highest number (save for a few times when the added stats seemed to outweight the big number). Is there a more empirical way to gauge which gear is best given all the stats that come with magical equipment, etc.?
Depends on your play style. As DW I focus on +STR and +VIT.
- Should I sell magical/rare equipment that I don't want for cash to the merchants, or should I salvage it for stuff from the blacksmith?
Your choice. Cash is nice but sometimes you can make nice gear in the interim till you find something better. Most times the AH will have better gear. Now if you want to work on achievements for BS than salvage your items.
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Re-roll, as it stands now, if you're having difficulty with barb on normal, it's only going to get much, much worse in the later difficulties.
MusicMole, I don't want to give up on the Barbarian just yet. I'd rather learn how to play the game and crush things with the Barbarian than go for an "easier" class.
Also, what does "DW" mean? Duel-wield? Can I simply equip two weapons instead of a weapon and shield for more damage? How does the weapon damage stack?
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MusicMole, I don't want to give up on the Barbarian just yet. I'd rather learn how to play the game and crush things with the Barbarian than go for an "easier" class.
DW is indeed dual-wield. And yes, you can simply equip 2 1-handed weapons instead of weapon+shield. But I would not recommend it. Damage from DW does not stack, it just makes you swing one weapon after another, rather than smashing all the time with 1 weapon. And the damage will change as well with each swing, depend on the DPS of current swinging weapon. If you are struggling on normal already, do not play DW just yet, shield will give you much more survivality
All right, good to know. I guess I just need to play some more before I really worry about anything else. Thanks.
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I'm not the best barbarian but I've experience what you have and am keen to help you with this. I used to have pure strength gear and dual-wielded till I got owned by packs of white mobs in normal mode. Here's a breakdown of what you should do to survive.
Dual-wield VS Sword and Board
Do note that dtrength gives a dmg% modifier to our outgoing damage and also provides armor. Dualwielding 2 non strength weapons may may result in less dmg than a socketed weapon with a strength shield.
Use a Templar with this build for all modes and give all your hand-me-downs to him
Normal Mode
For a decent build, you can try this
Use Cleave for trash mobs and Bash for bosses as your primary skill. Switch your Rend/Seismic Slam to Hammer of the Ancients for secondary skills.
For gear, use str + vitality gear which you can get from drops or AH. Since leveling is easy, you can change gear at every 10-15 levels.
I recommend getting used to and either dual wield or sword and board(my preference).
Nightmare Mode
A slightly modified build as compare to Normal Mode
Gear stat priority remains the same but updated every 5 levels or so.
Sword and board is highly recommended for this. Also, obtain weapons with sockets and use red gems to increase damage output.
Hell Mode
I'm currently progressing thru Hell Mode and I find that some blur or yellow elites will steamroll you with ease rather than it being the other way round. Hence I'll recommend doing some self trial and error with Elective Mode. From here modify and play around with things. See what suits you best.
I hope you have a better understanding and guide to life as a Barbarian in Diablo 3. Knowing all your barbarian's skills and passives is crucial to playing the game. Feel free to add my battle tag and pm me ingame. I'm still learning myself so what I put may not appeal to others. Hope it helps you though.
Edited by Azerys#1605 on 5/22/2012 6:55 AM PDT
I don't suggest you give up, barbarian is fun as !@#$ to play up until Inferno, then you are literally a %^-* kicker who brings nothing to the table.
It's absolutely embarrassing dying in a toe to toe fight as a Barbarian doing sub-par damage with !@#$ tier survivability, as the wizard with 6k hp standing next to you is 3 shotting mobs.
Blizzard really dropped the ball on this one.
Edited by MusicMole#1273 on 5/22/2012 6:58 AM PDT
All great advice. Thank you so much. One question: What does "sword and board" mean?
After reading all the advice in this post, I was super anxious to start slashing away, but Battle.net is down. So lame!
1 handed weapon and shield.
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I'd say stick to upping ur armor and your vitality primarily.... second i stick anything that steals life, and then damage and strength....
also your choice in skills makes a big diference.... try playin around with dif skill combos see what works best for u
Edited by SweetAnubis#1426 on 5/22/2012 7:26 AM PDT
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I would recommend using Leap with the Iron Impact rune. It will give you an armor buff when you first leap into a group of enemies. You can also use it to hop out if you're taking too much damage. At which point you could use Seismic Slam with the Stagger rune to stun enemies giving you time to recuperate. Also, you can use Frenzy with the Triumph rune to add additional healing.
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Pittsburgh Press, April 1, 1915:
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Lee Meadows, the Cardinals' young player, who has attracted national attention because he wears spectacles while pitching, was botany professor at the Horner Military academy in Oxford, N.C. If he decides to quit baseball, his old place is open to him.
Jim Thorpe, who has yet to show that he is a ball player of real class, but who is recognized as one of the best football players who ever lived, says that he would rather play baseball than football any day ...
Pittsburgh Gazette Times, March 31, 1915:
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Hugh Jennings is the inventor of a new disease of ailment, or affliction, whichever it may be termed. It is called "handball hands," and affects those who like to bat the little ball around the courts though it does little to hamper any save persons who also dabble in some other form of athletics.
The palms of both [of Jennings's hands] were bruised and sore from hitting the ball without a protection by gloves. These sores came just where the ...
Arizona Republican, March 30, 1915:
We shall know for certain sure [sic] tonight whether or not there will be a league ball team in Phoenix.
[Herb Hester] needs about $4000 in cash to start the season, and he asks for it out of the individual pockets of the people who go to ball games. Instead of stock, he will issue a flock of rattling good baseball at one simoleon per ticket.
It seems weird that Phoenix wouldn't have had a baseball team in 1915, but its population in the 1910 census was ...Read More...
Pittsburgh Press, March 27, 1915:
Here's the funny thing about [Bud] Davis, the rookie twirler from Virginia who has been showing so well with the Athletics this season. For four years Davis always threw left-handed. Now he is a right-handed pitcher.
That's weird.
In fact, nearly everything about Davis as a ballplayer was weird. He put up a 98 ERA+ at age 19 in his only MLB season, then never again appeared in the major leagues. A pretty good season if you just glance at it, but somehow Davis ...Read More...
March 26, 1915, American pilot Phil Rader, fighting for the French in World War I, writes for United Press:
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What Christy Mathewson could do to the Germans near our trenches!
The Germans are masters of new tricks, or of adapring old tricks to new purposes, but their hand-grenade stunt would put them at the mercy of the great American ball players.
I used to watch the Germans toss these bombs like schoolgirls or like boys pitching nickels at a crack…Eugene Jacobs, the man who left his butcher ...
Milwaukee Journal, March 25, 1915:
"CUBS A FRIGHTFUL BUNCH WITH WHICH TO WIN PENNANT, BUT—" it depends on which team gets their GOAT.
I don't have any idea what this is talking about, unless someone from 1945 invented a time machine and went back 30 years. That's a weirdly prescient obscure reference.
Pittsburgh Press, March 24, 1915:
The break has finally come, and it looks as if the Cincinnati club will have to release Manager [Buck] Herzog or accept the resignation of Secretary Harry Stephens. These two officials of the club had a big row at Covington…
The Reds' training field in Covington, Louisiana was frozen and unplayable, so Herzog wanted the players in New Orleans, where the players could train. The problem was that the Reds were supposed to play an exhibition game against New ...Read More...
Pittsburgh Press, March 23, 1915:
Bob Steele, young left-hander, tells a good one on Calvo, a Cuban outfielder who was with the Victoria club in the Northwestern league. It seems the squad was traveling by boat from Victoria to Vancouver. The club jokesters began kidding Calvo and one of them told the Cuban that the boat had to go through a tunnel in order to get into Vancouver. This sounded interesting to the Cuban and he sat up all night waiting to see the boat go through that tunnel.
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Ty Cobb is right-handed, but plays golf left-handed because that is the way he bats and he doesn't want to risk his form.
He beats up disabled fans with both hands.
Pittsburgh Press, March 17, 1915:
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Almost all of the Phils are camera fiends and never go to the park without black boxes and films. Eddie Burns and Joe Oeschger get good results from vest-pocket kodaks.
Jack Ryan of Washington, having been hit so often on the toes by wild pitchers, has rigged up a device in the shape of a half portion of rubber fire hose, which arches over the toe of each shoe. "Let 'em peg away now—they can't hurt me," Jack says.
Manager Robinson of the Dodgers was ...
Pittsburgh Press, March 16, 1915:
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The Tampa promoters are behind financially on the Cubs' games and are trying to attract the fans.
Merito Costa [sic] of Washington is developing into a corking good third baseman. It seems a pity that he cannot throw right handed so that his usefulness might be enhanced 50 per cent.
Dummy Taylor, former New York Giant pitcher, has signed as umpire in the Kansas State league. Dummy will not be hampered by his lack of speech or hearing as he will use a ...
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[St. Paul owner Joe Cantillon] claims to have traded [Bill] Hopper for a bird dog, and a few days before reporting for spring ptractice, in his home town, Jackson, Tenn., the pitcher was arrested on a complaint of a neighbor who charged that Hopper had assaulted him.
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Pittsburgh Press, March 12, 1915:
[John] Peters did not want to go to Detroit this year. His objection to Detroit was that it was a major league city.
[Peters] admits that he can throw as few men can, and a comparison of his own .307 average and the swatting marks claimed by the majority of catchers, has convinced him that he need not worry about his hitting. But he doesn't know baseball yet, knows that he doesn't know the game, and doesn't care to palm himself off as a wise guy.
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Pittsburgh Press, March 11, 1915:
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Beals Becker, who is a member of the squad of sluggers of the Phillies, has a glove which looks as if it were the second cousin to an aligator [sic] hide. This glove resembles one of the relics from Noah's Ark, if there are such in existence. The glove is discolored and it has a weakened appearance, as though it had laid out on the grass many nights.
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Tigers infielder George Moriarty quoted in the Pittsburgh Press, March 10, 1915:
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The funniest thing I ever saw on a ball field wasn't a darned bit funny to me when it happened and it was at least two years before I could see how funny it was.
It happened in our world's series with the Chicago Cubs—the first one.
[Tigers pitcher Wild Bill Donovan] caught a curve and drive the ball hard on the line to right field. He had the happiest brand of his smile all over his face when he hit that ...
Pittsburgh Press, March 9, 1915:
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The testimony of several big league ball players will be heard in the Spokane [Washington] county Superior court when the suit brought by M.B. Martin, a local photographer, for damages of $2,540 against "Cozy" Dolan, noted outfielder and baseball comedian, comes to trial.
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Pittsburgh Press, March 6, 1915:
One of the Cub rookies spiked himself in the knee. It was not exactly his fault, however, as he slipped on the soggy field and in some manner managed to get his spikes entangled in his left knee. He will be out of the game for several days.
You've gotta be ridiculously flexible to spike yourself in the knee. I don't even think I could do that in QWOP.
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Pittsburgh Press, March 5, 1915:
They are counting 10 on Hunter Hill, the Texan who startled by St. Louis by carrying a gun in his back pocket even on the playing field. Hunter has grown fat and can't pick them up any more.
A gun in your pocket on the field? That seems ill-advised. Tim Raines's cocaine vials are no longer the dumbest thing I've ever heard of an MLB player keeping in his back pocket during a game.
Grantland Rice in the Pittsburgh Press, March 4, 1915:
Dear sir—
In your opinion could a ball club be picked from those who live in the south good enough to beat or make an even fight against a club picked from northern players? E.H.K.
The north would have a decided margin in pitchers, catchers and infielders. The south's big edge would come in the outfield play, where Cobb, Speaker, Jackson and Milan would close out the debate.
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Pittsburgh Press, March 3, 1915:
A letter from [Washington] Pitcher Bert Gallia, which reached Manager Griffith this morning, explains why the Texan has not reported at Charlottesville with the advance squad.
Gallia writes that his mother is dangerously ill, and that it may be several days before he can leave Woodboro, Tex., where he lives, for Charlottesville.
"Dear Mr. Griffith, Please excuse Bert's absence. He is helping me recover from an illness. Signed, Gallia's Mother."
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Pittsburgh Press, March 2, 1915:
Oscar Theander Harstad, whom Cleveland Indians got from the Northwestern league, turned loose on Addie Joss' delivery in his first workout and is hailed the first eye opener among the rookies.
I'm not the sort of guy to pooh-pooh other people's achievements, but just about anyone could have hit Addie Joss's fastball in 1915. Addie had been dead for four years.
So I'm going to go ahead and call this report fictitious.
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Washington Times, February 27, 1915:
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Six major league ball teams are today en route to their training headquarters, and within a few days you fans will have the greatest kind of a feast over the news which is coming from the various camps regarding the development of the players.
The Athletics will [train] at Jacksonville, while the Brooklyns will proceed by rail to Daytona, and the Phillies to St. Petersburg, Fla.
The other teams which are traveling south today are the Chicago Cubs, who ...
Pittsburgh Press, February 26, 1915:
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[During a team jogging drill, White Sox pitcher Reb] Russell repeatedly lagged behind the others and once when passing the home plate, where the manager stood the boss called: "Show some speed, Tex. Where's your 'pep'?"
"What do you think this is, my birthday?" was the rather sarcastic reply of the bulky athlete.
"Well, it isn't any holiday," came the answer from the manager. "This isn't a vacation trip. You're out here to work."
The affair was ...
Toledo News-Bee, February 25, 1915:
Happy Felch [sic], a 1914 [Milwaukee] Brewer, is a confident rookie. He showed up to join the Chicago White Sox on the training trip, carrying a special bat.
"Mister, what position do you play?" inquired a youngster as Felch passed through the crowd at the station.
"Batter," announced Felch.
I'm pretty sure he said "Bettor".
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