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Susie, I grow a resistant variety called "Avalon Pride" on "Mont Clare" rootstock in a large container (1m x 1m) and although it isn't totally free of Peach Leaf Curl, it is easy to control by picking-off the few leaves which are affected. Full size peaches and easy to keep to 2m high. There are now other resistant varieties and those are listed on the RHS advice page, but I can only personally recommend Avalon Pride.
Is that salvia patens "Cambridge Blue" fidget? Love that one and have a couple which have survived in the border for 5 years which surprised me. The darker ones disappeared after a couple.
This stand of delphiniums is looking pretty good and only half are fully out so far:
And had a nice surprise when I found almost exactly the same shades on this clematis grown from a cutting that I planted in a shady corner and forgot about:
Also check whether ants are running up the trunk as they farm the aphids and carry them around the tree to fresh young growth. A thick band of vaseline around the trunk (above the level of any tree-tie, if it is staked) will prevent the ants from climbing up.
Looks very much like Kiwi to me. They grow very quickly and the most noticeable feature is that the growing tips are red and hairy. I'm not going to give a 100% ID as kiwi though as I can't quite see the photo's well enough.
I seem to recognise it but can't pin it down. Campanula of some type, perhaps?
You could try using an organic winter tree wash in late winter/early spring. Many are garlic based. Scale insects are difficult to treat right now and it's most effective to do what you are already doing (ie hand-scraping) but then target the young insects as they are hatching. You can do that by spraying with various organic pest sprays but for a bad infestation an insecticide which is safe for use on edible crops would be the most effective, although you may get good results using a pyrethrum-based one (extracted from plants of the chrysanthemum family and sometimes called nature's own insecticide) if you consider that natural enough.
That would be my guess too, fidget.
Liz, it would be wise to break the rootball apart and check that there aren't any vine weevil grubs in there though. They may be in the centre and eating their way out!
Great - you should be OK then. If the lily stems look a bit of a mess, you can always hide them by placing a few pots of tall-growing annual plants under them.
Unfortunately, they won't grow new leaves (lilies just don't do that) but the provado will stop the beetles and their larvae in their tracks, so they won't get any worse. If you are lucky, they will still produce flowers if the very tops of the stems haven't been eaten, but if those are gone it is curtains I'm afraid! If they are past saving, at least you know what to do next year to protect them.


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I am a 56 yr old woman ( 5'0"), who "solos" my Bristol 30 footer.
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Fans of National Public Radio's "Car Talk," which stars Tom and Ray Magliozzi as Click and Clack, the Tappet Brothers, can catch their voices on the big screen June 9 when Pixar's latest animated movie, "Cars," is released. Ray is the voice of Dusty Rust-eze (left) and Tom is the voice of Rusty. In this Q&A, the brothers answer questions about their roles in the film. Image © Disney Enterprises, Inc. and Pixar Animation Studios. All rights reserved.
Ray: John Lasseter, the director and brains behind "Cars" and "Toy Story," is a fan of our show, I guess. He tried to get us to play gas station attendants in "Toy Story," but we were too lazy back then. Plus, we figured, computer animation? Toys that come to life? Who's going to watch that?
Tom: Despite the fact that we told them to flake off on "Toy Story," John called again and said he had great parts for us. And he'd written them with us in mind.
Ray: We found out later that he had actually written them for Carrot Top and Art Garfunkel, but they turned him down.
Tom: These are our first movie roles. I mean, have you seen our faces? We could only work in animation.
Ray: They're brothers who sell bumper ointment…
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Tom: We told them we wanted roles that would really stretch us professionally, ya know. So they cast us as decent, smart guys. We needed a lot of coaching for that.
Ray: Well, you only get to do one take on radio. In other words...
Tom: ...this was a lot more work! We must have done dozens of takes of some of those lines. And not one extra doughnut. Not ONE! Isn't there some kind of actors' union?
Tom: We don't know. We haven't seen the movie yet. They kept inviting us to all these premieres and special screenings, but one week I had a hair appointment, and the other time my brother was at the Seat Cover Convention in Toledo.
Ray: So it's all a surprise, at least to us. But given what a great job Pixar has done on everything they've touched, I suspect it's going to be a very good movie — despite the fact that we're in it!
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Another major chess tournament will be held in the city and the organisers are making efforts to give much publicity to the tournament to attract more players and spectators to it.
The All Vizag Chess Association, under the auspices of the AP Chess Association and the All India Chess Federation, is organising the Vizag GM international open tournament from October 25 to November 4, in which some top players are expected to participate.
The tournament will provide an opportunity for the local players and sports lovers to witness good quality chess. In addition to that, the organising committee has decided to present an opportunity for the unrated players from different categories to compete with the GMs and other top players, according to K.V.S. Sarma and P.V. Vijaya Bhaskar Kumar of the organising committee.
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The association has also decided to distribute copies of a book containing basics of chess to pupils of GVMC and government schools. Playing and following chess will help improve the intellect of a student and this was is reason for distributing the book, they said. CDs of the book would be distributed to the private schools.
Earlier, Government Whip Dronamraju Srinivasa Rao inaugurated the organising committee's room at the port stadium and released the schedule of the promotional tournaments.
He and MD of CMR group M.V. Ramana hoped the tournament would provide good quality chess.
In charge of SAI's STC T. Kishor Kumar, former Olympian M.V. Manikayalu, and Dronacharya awardee I. Venkateswara Rao participated.
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This is a great tool, but for some reason I cannot get the sound recorder to work. Half the time I get an empty 0 byte .wav file, and the other half of the time it might be a large file that contains nothing when opened in Audacity or other audio editors (assuming the file doesn't give any errors). Any tips on what I might be doing wrong?
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So I was chatting with a friend on msn, and he brought up how he wouldn't see the problem with Hero gaining the ability to use Lances in addition to Swords and Axes (were another FE game made).
I flat out said that would be pretty OP; Basically a great knight without the weaknesses and less str/def. Also second highest skill stat in the game (outside of any unique classes who may have higher).
I wouldn't have problems with Hero gaining the ability to use Lances, but that is all betting on whatever ideas they do next (if they do). Anyway, what do the people of this board think? If Hero class were to be able to use Lances
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Axes are already better than Lances. Lances wouldn't add much.
Whenever it's foggy out, I imagine my vision is being restricted to 3 squares. If only I brought a torch with me.
In your opinion, they are better. I'm more privy to swords myself, but, they would have everything covered if Hero could use Lances
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How can you determine how overpowered or underpowered something might be when there is no actual difficulty to put them against?
Food for thought, you're playing babby's first tactic games here.
My arms hang like wet ropes.
SmugglinMoogles posted...
How can you determine how overpowered or underpowered something might be when there is no actual difficulty to put them against?
The friend was talking about this in regards to a hypothetical new FE, though.
This is where I sometimes put jokes, references and such.
Axes must be the most powerful, but they tend to have lower accuracy and don't seem to double as much. For me, that can be a turnoff.
Honestly, all three have pros and cons.
I guess I'm with TC on this one. Interestingly, however, when I think about units that DO have access to all three weapons (like the Great Knights in FE8), I don't really use them all that much. It's not often that I have the patience to work a unit's weapon rank all the way up in multiple categories.
Sometimes I definitely do, however. In one playthrough of Radiant Dawn, I ended up with basically the ultimate Soren. I capped every stat, got him to his highest weapon rank in Wind Tomes, Fire Tomes, Thunder Tomes, and Staves, had him bless Rexcalibur, had Sanaki bless a Blizzard Tome that I gave to him, and put Dragonfoe on him. 4E3 crumbled before his awesomeness.
Evacuate? In our moment of triumph? I think you overestimate their chances.
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[Axes] don't seem to double as much.
If you mean this game, they double as much as any other weapon since weapon weight isn't a thing in this game.
If you mean in general, that's mainly due to their high weight in comparison to swords and lances but if the characters got the CON/STR they'll double just fine.
This is where I sometimes put jokes, references and such.
pizzaman95 posted...
WilhuffTarkin posted...[Axes] don't seem to double as much.
Yeah, I meant in general. Forgot to point that out.
Evacuate? In our moment of triumph? I think you overestimate their chances.
In this game, with how easy they make it to level up weapon levels, you could have A rank in no time. 4 weapons at the most on any unit for different stuff (or some ratio of tomes/staves if using such a class).
Also in this game, since there is no weapon weight, any melee weapon can double, granted, if the unit has the speed for it. Assuming they kept this mechanic of no weapon weight in any possible future FE games, then we got another scenario altogether (I think CON determined if they could double or not, in addition to speed). In general, most Axe users are burly characters or just happen to have the CON for doubling with them.
Again, note the weakness of the Great Knight. Low speed, low skill, beast and armor weakness. Hero has one less movement, less str and def, but surpasses GK in speed and skill, and no beast/armor weakness. This is why I first said, they would seem over powered. Sure, one less movement, and not as strong, but they have everything covered. Just set up the appropriate skills for dealing with tome users.
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this game, previos games or a next Fe, you guys need to decide what you are talking about.
i'd rather keep the balance aspect of heroes intact.
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Musician/actor/activist Steve Earle has been added to the bill and that legendary musician, surfer and activist Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam along with music aficionados NHL All-Star Henrik Lundqvist of the NY Rangers and former NY Ranger fan favorite, restaurateur Sean Avery have signed on as underwriters for On the Beach-A Sandy Relief Concert, tonight, January 2, 2013, at Paramount Theater Asbury Park Boardwalk.
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ĀWell Im 24wks and I was on hbr for 5weeks, When i went to visit the nicu one of the nurses told me that black babies born premature have a way higher sucess rate than any other race. I never knew that.I asked my OB and she said it was true, She said that there heart and lungs are stronger. Have any of ya ever heard of this? Since I may have chance of delivering early, this made me feel pretty good.
black babies born premature have a higher chance than other races?
MY┬ĀDS WAS bORN AT 24 WEEKS PREMATURE! AND hE is DOiNG AWESOME FOR bEinG SO EARLY. ThEY TOLD ME in THE NiCU ThAT MY SON hAD A hIgher CHANCE ThEN OThER BABiES BECAUSE hES BLACK!
ME(PCOS && SAhM):24 & Dh:32 3/2/07 DS:2 7/4/09 @ 1lb 7ozs 24weeker-muscle/nerve issues TTC #2 SiNCE MARCh 2010 EXPECTiNG DD: 7/09/12
I hadn't heard this but my daughter was born on Aug 23 of this year at 29 weeks. She was born crying and had an apgar score of 8. She was on room air from birth and spent 6 weeks in the nicu just learning to eat and growing. She was a very strong little 2 lbs and 12 oz. At one point she was only 2lbs 9 oz. Her development measured that of a 31 or 32 weeker at birth. I am certain that she was a 29 weeker though because I knew my date of conception.
Gitte (23) +Emannuel (28) = Madelyn (10/12/08) & Violett (08/23/11) ~my lil 29 week fighter due 11/07~
Wow you sound just like me.┬ĀI have┬Ācervical imcompetence so I'm in the hospital on strict bed rest.┬ĀI'm 24 weeks and 1 day pregnant with a baby girl. One of the nurses here told me that if i was to have my daughter┬Ā her chances are already better than any other race and sex of babies because she's a little black girl. I never heard of anyone ever saying anything like it, but now it must be true. They are going to give me steroid shots within the next few days to give my baby's lungs a boost just in case she is born early. I'm going to do my very best as her mom to keep her in my womb┬Ā as long as i can. I pray everyday and i am very hopeful my baby will make it close if not full term.
I believe it is true as well. My little sister was born in the 6th month (not sure of week) and she was 1 lb 9 oz at birth!! She had a twin, born at 1 lb 4 oz who unfortunately didn't make it. But, my sister was in the NICU for about 4 months until her due date and she came home weighing about 4 lbs. Now, my sister will be 22 years old this month and is about to graduate from college! Praise God! Even 22 years ago when medicine wasn't as advanced as it is today, she survived the odds.
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DD1, 1/2012 (23w6d, 1lb 9oz, due to IC) My miracle baby!
DD2, 12/2014 (39w4d) My cerclage baby!, PPCM dx 1/2015. I'm a survivor!
I'm speachless, This does make a lot of sense for me. I had a 22 weeker (boy i'm black and hubby is hispanic) but I had him at home as I didn't know I was in labor it all happened so quick. Within about 10-15 mins from contractions begining. He was already 2lbs!!! and at least 15 inches long, breathed and cried. But at his age they are not considered viable, so he passed after 2 hours of trying to breath on his own... This information could change the way the medical profession deals with Black babies I wonder why its not more widely researched???
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We prayed to God for a baby and He gave us 3 Angels, now He has given us a bouncing baby boy!!!
I don't have any children to test the theory but according to family lore, I popped out at 33 weeks at 9pds, with natural delivery to top it off.
They kept me in for a mere week before giving me the all clear. My mom was so not thrilled. *snorts*
I guess I wasn't beat for laying around any longer than was necessary. :-)
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This is great to know!!!
Jaiden's mommy....Duh!!!!
I was told that too by a NICU nurse when I had dd at 33wks. She told me baby baby especially females have a better chance when born premature. My DD was 4lbs 8oz and stayed and stayed in NICU for a week then went home.
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Mourinho/AVB just the undercardMuch of the press surrounding this weekend's matchup between Tottenham and Chelsea has been about the fractured friendship of the managers, Andre Villas-Boas and Jose Mourinho.
What would success be for Eto'o at Chelsea?Though he's been Blue for mere weeks, that time has not been kind to Samuel Eto'o. The four-time African player of the year has appeared off the pace in his return pinnacle league football after
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Can incubators work in Africa?
Acorn Technologies and the entrepreneur-centric model
Authors Justin Chakma, Hassan Masum and Peter A. Singer define business "incubators" as organizations that support the growth of new and typically technology-based enterprises, and the confluence of human and financial capital.
Although traditionally incubators have been used for economic development, they can also help improve global health by fostering the development and delivery of local innovation in developing countries.
The study describes the success of South Africa's Acorn Technologies in establishing Real World Diagnostics, a biomedical device firm that developed rapid strip tests for local diseases, including schistosomiasis and HIV, and reported $2 million (USD) in revenue in 2009.
Acorn achieved this while operating as a non-profit and with little physical infrastructure. A virtual business model effectively reduced fixed costs and Acorn focused on mentoring entrepreneurship, offering training, and networking.
Key to Acorn's achievement: identify entrepreneurs with technologies offering both health and economic impact, and provide them flexible support from an early stage. Where needed experience did not exist locally, they sought out international networking and mentorship.
"With the right policies and business models, incubators have the potential to generate economic and health benefits for Africa."
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Absolutely speechless.
So, like, we're now in the second part of Brian Wood + David Lopez's arc of Blank Generation. Another big thank you to both them, why ? Because, true believers, they have done it again.
And, we carry on from last issue's shocking finale of Security Recon facing off against a Cthulu look-alike, it's big, really big ! The team's in a bit of a tricky situation and Colossus is knee deep with trying to keep the monster under-wraps, Psylocke, while trying to get into the monster's mind, uncovers something completely shocking which prompts her to ask Ororo for a speedy exit, but before that manages to go succesfully, the monster explodes thanks to Domino's grenade (thrown last issue) but Peter was at the centre of it all, the remnants of that monster is felt full force by Peter who undergoes some sort of "therapy" later on. Storm meets up with Sabra (whom we X-Fans haven't seen in like, YEARS.) to help man up her personal X-Jet which was lacking fuel, meanwhile a Doctor of sorts examines Peter's "condition", letting them know what was going on. While Sabra makes her exit Neena wants to ask her a question but get's closed off, much to her dismay. Pixie get's word of another monster somewhere in Quebec, Storm sends both her and Psylocke to check the situation out.
Meanwhile, Storm's checking up on Colossus who's keeping to himself, sleeping. Domino tells Storm about a certain phone call for her, Storm doesn't hesitate to imply that her role as team-leader and the teams actions as a whole haven't exactly been...of good practice to say the least. Storm answers the call and is meeted by her Mutantes Sans Frontiers friend, Dr. Hunter. They discuss the sample that Storm (last issue) gave to her, and unravel it's mysteries, i'm not even going to spoil what they figure out so we'll leave that at that. Later on, Psylocke and Pixie are at the monsters location, Pixie asks Psylocke about what she saw in the monsters mind, it wasn't good.
In the X-Jet, Storm and the rest of the team (minus Psylocke who was ordered to stay at the monsters location) contemplate on whether or not they should inform Scott about current situations. Domino more or less lashes out at Storm as to why she chooses not to, Pixie and Psylocke agree with her case, a Colossus who's somehow managed to wake up...does not, which has serious repercussions as the series progresses.
After that, Psylocke seems to be lounging around in the woods, all of a sudden she "wakes up", the monster is headed her way. She gets into telepathy mode and deciphers what it is, the "force" of the monster was seemingly too much for her to handle, it looks at her but chooses not to attack her. It's an intense moment, mainly for Psylocke (IMO). She chases for the monster as it seems to be heading for a highly populated town. And it ends there, well, with Psylocke adding that she could use some back up.
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It's literally uncanny the way Wood and Lopez have been impressing me under these two weeks, everysingle page i want more. I love it. Storm's still in character and calling the shots as usual, the cover's also good but it doesn't really depict what goes on inside the book, still, it's good. Colossus was just...epic to me in this issue, his moments were really eye-opening considering what he went through. Domino's back to being the sassy and feisty female we know and love, and her questions are just...wow. I LOVED Psylocke's portrayal in this, i just--it's too much to explain. She did wonders here and i can't wait for the next issue. Sabra making an appearance was also much appreciated, i also love how Wood's bringing back old flames into the series. The premise for this Dr/Mr. Grey character is another thing to look out for, he seems to be an interesting upcoming villian, also liking the role that Mutantes Sans Frontiers is playing in this, another example of Wood playing with old flames.
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Nothing really bad that's noting in this issue. My only negative's about it, is that there's alot of focus on Storm in this issue, i love Storm to death (not literally) but it'd be nice to see Wood play with some other characters, like the way he did with Betsy in this issue, but that's just me being a nit-picker.
Get this now. Yes, X-Men is the title that more or less got away in terms of good writing, but this is where things get brought back to the glory days. This is the book that'll have you on the edge of your seat. (depending) 5/5.


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Protoxide: Death Race
1,000,000 - 5,000,000 downloads
- Technically above average
- Different game modes, including online
- It needs more options and even more stuff
+ By HeroCraft Ltd
"Racing mayhem"
Reviewed by Peter Warrior / Jun 11, 2013
A post-apocalyptic hi-tech race & battle game
In a dark future when show business rules the world, the crowds love to watch to Protoxide, a kind of races where ships must cross the goal line first and also destroy their enemies. No matter how you adorn the script it'll be a cliche, but it's a fun cliche anyway.
The game is divided into two modes: simple races work like traditional races and you have to be the first in order to win; and death matches and survival games, so to win you must eliminate a determined number or all your foes. An online multiplayer mode allows to play with other drivers worldwide.
This game's played by a combination of on-screen buttons and tilting action. Regrettably, there's no option to customize controls and change tilt for on-screen buttons or whatever. On a different kettle of fish, there are different ships to be bought.
Fun game, technically right. Recommended to give it a go, primarily if you are already into racing games and want to try something more futuristic.
Abandoned cities under the rowdy gang's control, the absence of legal law, violence as a basic survival principle and races without rules as the main method to solve the problems. «Protoxide: Death Race» will tell you everything about ultra-speed driving, battle super-cars that look like machines from Hollywood fantastic blockbusters and wild industrial tracks.
Various modes of «Protoxide: Death Race» give you a chance to try yourself in a high-speed competition, or begin a battle on tracks and concentrate on destroying your enemies or investigate the dying world in details, completing a single campaign mode. And a multiplayer mode will connect all the fans of auto-wars all over the world in one violent massacre.
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Cannot able to download it's showing error code -25
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Oklahoma St beats Stanford 41-38 in Fiesta Bowl
"There's an old saying that adversity reveals character - and that's not just for him, that's for all of us," Stanford coach David Shaw said.
The Fiesta Bowl needed a pick-me-up game after the year it had.
Last year's game was a dud on pretty much all accounts. Connecticut had trouble filling its allotment of tickets and keeping up with Oklahoma, the 48-20 rout leading to a big dip in the ratings.
Not long after that, the bowl got tangled in controversy, nearly losing its BCS status following financial improprieties that were uncovered and led to the firing of executive director John Junker.
This matchup figured to be the ticket to match the golden jackets worn by Fiesta Bowl officials.
Oklahoma State has an electrifying offense - second in scoring, third in total yards - run by the 28-year-old Weeden and featuring Blackmon, the two-time Biletnikoff Award winner.
The Cowboys also came in with a chip on their shoulders, believing they should have gotten a shot at the BCS title game instead of it being a rematch of the field-goal-kicking Game of the Century earlier this season between Alabama and LSU.
Finishing a tantalizingly close .0086 behind the Crimson Tide in the BCS standings, Oklahoma State had plenty to prove, with booster T. Boone Pickens saying the Cowboys should get first-place votes in The Associated Press poll with a Fiesta win and a loss by LSU in the title game.
Across the field was Stanford, another one-loss team that could have a legitimate beef with the BCS system.
The Cardinal lost to eventual Pac-12 champion Oregon and crushed nearly everyone else with an offense that was top-15 in scoring and yardage. Stanford also has Luck, the two-time Heisman Trophy runner-up and all-but-certain No. 1 overall NFL pick, complemented by a powerful running game that's as good as any.
The Fiesta Bowl had a pretty good lead-in, too: Oregon's wild, 45-38 win over Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl.
Stanford had the advantage early, piling up 225 yards while going up 14-0 early in the second quarter on Luck's 53-yard touchdown pass to Ty Montgomery and Jeremy Stewart ran for a 24-yard score.
With its offense stranded in the desert early, Oklahoma State got back in it quickly thanks to Blackmon.
The junior caught his first pass by splitting the middle of Stanford's defense for a 43-yard touchdown catch in the second quarter, then showed off his power on the next, brushing off a defender like a jacket over his shoulder before racing for a 67-yard touchdown that tied it 14-all.
Two big catches, 110 yards and the offensive show was on.
Taylor scored on a 4-yard run and the Cowboys answered, tying it 21-all at halftime on Weeden's first career rushing touchdown, an ugly-but-effective 2-yarder.
Luck hit Zach Ertz on a 6-yard touchdown pass to open the third quarter and, after the teams traded field goals, Weeden found Blackmon on a 17-yard crossing pass that tied the game at 31.
Taylor put Stanford up 38-31 with 4 1/2 minutes left, ducking behind Stanford's massive offensive line for a 1-yard touchdown. Oklahoma State answered quickly, moving 67 yards in less than two minutes to tie it on Joseph Randle's 4-yard touchdown run.


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The Big Book of Disney Songs (Flute). Composed by Various. For Flute. Instrumental Folio. Softcover. 80 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.842613).
ISBN 1458411311. 9x12 inches.
This mammoth collection includes instrumental solos of more than 70 Disney classics: Beauty and the Beast • Can You Feel the Love Tonight • Friend like Me • It's a Small World • Mickey Mouse March • A Pirate's Life • Reflection • The Siamese Cat Song • A Spoonful of Sugar • Trashin' the Camp • Under the Sea • We're All in This Together • Winnie the Pooh • Written in the Stars • You've Got a Friend in Me • Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah • and dozens more.
- Once Upon A Dream
- Circle Of Life
- I Just Can't Wait To Be King
- Hakuna Matata
- Can you feel the love tonight
- Beauty And The Beast
- Sooner Or Later
- Colors Of The Wind
- Let's Get Together
- If I Never Knew You (Love Theme from POCAHONTAS)
- Alice in Wonderland
- You've Got A Friend In Me
- God Help The Outcasts
- Zero To Hero
- Go The Distance
- Sweet Surrender
- Reflection
- Written in the Stars
- Trashin' The Camp
- You'll Be In My Heart (Pop Version)
- When She Loved Me
- My Funny Friend And Me
- Where The Dream Takes You
- The Ballad Of Davy Crockett
- The Bare Necessities
- Be Our Guest
- Bella Notte (This Is The Night)
- Best Of Friends
- Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo (The Magic Song)
- Breaking Free
- We're All In This Together
- Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
- You Are The Music In Me
- Candle On The Water
- Chim Chim Cher-ee
- Cruella De Vil
- A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes
- Friend Like Me
- He's A Tramp
- How D'ye Do And Shake Hands
- I'm Late
- It's a Small World
- Kiss the Girl
- Lavender Blue (Dilly Dilly)
- Let's Go Fly A Kite
- Little April Shower
- The Lord Is Good To Me
- Mickey Mouse March
- Never Smile At A Crocodile
- Part of Your World
- A Pirate's Life
- Saludos Amigos
- Scales And Arpeggios
- The Second Star To The Right
- The Siamese Cat Song
- So This Is Love (The Cinderella Waltz)
- Someone's Waiting For You
- A Spoonful Of Sugar
- These Are The Best Times
- Toyland March
- The Unbirthday Song
- Under The Sea
- Westward Ho, The Wagons!
- A Whale Of A Tale
- A Whole New World
- Winnie the Pooh
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- Yo Ho (A Pirate's Life For Me)
- You Can Fly! You Can Fly! You Can Fly!
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Talk 'N Text seals 2nd standoff
Texters pummel B-Meg Llamados with rip-roaring Game 4 triumph
In a Game 4 that had a sprinkling of almost everything, Talk 'N Text played its best game of the series last night and ran roughshod over B-Meg, 100-85, to level the PBA Commissioner's Cup title playoffs again before the decade's biggest crowd.
Six players, led by the 18 points of Jared Dillinger and Larry Fonacier, scored in twin digits for the Tropang Texters, who bounced back from a lethargic outing two nights ago to post the series' most lopsided win in front of 18,696 fans at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
Talk 'N Text was dominant while some B-Meg players seemed to have taken the night off as the Llamados trailed by 19 a couple of times before things got ugly with under two minutes left with ejections from both sides.
The defending champion Tropang Texters held the Llamados to just 11 points in the second quarter to wrest complete command and grab momentum and psychological edge going into the crucial fifth game on Wednesday.
Dillinger and Fonacier both snapped out of slumbers in the series and had their moments of brilliance in separate parts of the game even as Jimmy Alapag and Ranidel de Ocampo finally made their presence felt with a combined 22 points.
"Before the game, all our conversations were centered around coming out and playing good Talk 'N Text basketball for 48 minutes," coach Chot Reyes said. "I felt, to be honest about it, and which I told my guys, that we were lucky to be down 1-2 (after Game 3).
"I told them that we need to take advantage of that break, of stealing Game 2, and make sure that we capitalized with a great effort in this game," Reyes continued.
Denzel Bowles, on the night he was named the conference Best Import, fired just 17 points and led the Llamados together with Joe Devance.
Marc Pingris had just four points and Peter June Simon was held down to just five, the first time in the last 12 games that he failed to hit at least 10 points.
"Bottom line was they came out and played with a high level of desperation that we didn't match and respond to throughout the game," said B-Meg coach Tim Cone, who was knocked down by a referee in the middle of a meaningless play.
"I need to do a better job of preparing our guys," added Cone, who actually walked out of the court with one minute left to save himself "from getting into trouble."
Pamboy Raymundo, Talk 'N Text's third-tier guard, almost triggered a free-for-all in just 14 seconds on the floor after planting an elbow to the face of Josh Urbiztondo while fighting a pick.
After he and Urbiztondo were separated, Joe Devance walked by Raymundo and threw the ball to the Talk 'N Text reserve's face, with Raymundo immediately retaliating by slamming Devance with an open hand to the back of the head.
Before the game, Mark Caguioa of Barangay Ginebra, out of action for exactly a month now, was honored as the Best Player of the Conference.
The scores:
TALK N' TEXT 100—Dillinger 18, Fonacier 18, Castro 15, Harvey 14, Alapag 12, De Ocampo 10, Reyes 9, Carey 4, Raymundo 0, Gamalinda 0, Williams 0, Alvarez 0, Lao 0, Peek 0.
B-MEG 85—Bowles 17, Devance 17, Urbiztondo 15, Yap 14, Intal 8, Simon 5, Pingris 4, Reavis 4, Barroca 1, Acuna 0, Gaco 0, Burtscher 0, Villanueva 0, De Ocampo 0.
Quarters: 25-24, 47-35, 73-60, 100-85
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