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Underwood & Underwood was noted for its early 20th century photography of political subjects. This particular image is considered rare, and the inscription date is interesting and historically important, falling after the Republican National Convention held in June 1912, but before the National Progressive Party Convention held on August 7.
Known as the Bull Moose Party, the National Progressive Party was Roosevelt's answer to his one-time friend, Robert Taft, who received the Republican nomination two months earlier. Dissatisfied with Taft's previous presidential term, Roosevelt entered his name as a candidate in 1912, and then left the party when they nominated the incumbent president.
Two months after the August convention, Roosevelt was the victim of an assassination attempt, and when asked if he was healthy enough to again serve as president, he replied that he was "fit as a bull moose," inadvertently giving the party its famous nickname. The short-lived political party was formed in 1912 and had entirely disbanded within six years.
No stranger to change, nearly a decade earlier, when he served as the nation's 6th president, Roosevelt pursued a change in the national coinage. Contacting Augustus Saint-Gaudens in 1905, his coinage redesign program was continued with the various denominations through 1916, using several sculptors in addition to Saint-Gaudens.
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Bill Belichick has this nice habit. He coaches in Super Bowls. John Harbaugh has established an impressive trend, too: winning playoff games. When they face off Sunday for the second straight year in the AFC championship, Belichick's Patriots and Harbaugh's Ravens will offer further proof of the value of stability. No coaching carousels in New England and Baltimore. Belichick has been on the job since 2000 and has gone to five Super Bowls, winning the first three. One more trip to the big game and he will tie Don Shula for most Super Bowl coaching assignments. ''He never changes,'' veteran guard Logan Mankins said. ''It's always the same way from him. He coaches the same way. He demands the same things. So, when you have that leader in that role, I think it's easy for everyone else to fall in line.'' Harbaugh has managed something Belichick, Shula and every other NFL coach has not: winning in the postseason in each of his first five years on the job. He's also been to seven co...
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An African monkey known as a lesula was recently confirmed as a new species by Kate Detwiler '95 and her fellow primate researchers.
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An interesting article by John Erardi:
Do you agree with Erardi? What would you do if you were Walt?
An interesting article by John Erardi:
Do you agree with Erardi? What would you do if you were Walt?
An innings eater like Westbrook wouldn't mkae our rotation.
If you consider that our rotation depth is likely as follows, right now:
I'm not sure who a Westbrook innings eater would replace?
Especially since Westbrook is anything like an innings eater. He's having trouble getting past the 6th inning these days.
He hasn't gotten to the 6th inning for 4 starts, and has only twice in 14 starts made the 7th inning. Averaging 5 1/3 innings per start.
If I had to go with an innings eater, I'd pick up Livan Hernandez. Would much prefer seeing an upgrade in LF though.
I think Kemp is out of the picture. But I've liked Beltran since the start of the year, and Carlos Quentin is an intriguing name too. Upgrading LF would let us live with the lack of production at SS.
The one constant through all the years, Ray, has been baseball. America has rolled by like an army of steamrollers. It has been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt and erased again. But baseball has marked the time. -- Terrance Mann (Field of Dreams)
Fwiw, livan tied to some unsavory drug traffiking noise per a bunch of articles yesterday. Not that I think he was a good target before that news, but that sure doesn't help his trade value...
I agree with most of what Erardi has to say. However, I don't think the Reds need an innings eater. We have plenty of guys who can take the brunt of mediocre innings. If we want something different than what we have, that's a reliable ace.
Johnny Cueto has been pitching like one as of late and Bailey was pitching very well before getting hurt. Ultimately, I think Erardi's biggest point is spot on; the outcome of the season most likely hinges on the guys we already have.
Games are won on run differential -- scoring more than your opponent. Runs are runs, scored or prevented they all count the same. Worry about scoring more and allowing fewer, not which positions contribute to which side of the equation or how "consistent" you are at your current level of performance.
I would acquire a shortstop. Doesn't have to be Jose Reyes. But I would try to get Erick Aybar from Anaheim. Someone who can hit .260 and not kill you with their glove. If they offer the ability to hit lead-off (like Aybar) it's a plus.
I'd also look at a guy like Jeff Francoeur or someone who can play left field. Again, doesn't need to be a Beltran, or Kemp. How about someone who offers production but has chinks in their armor. KC doesn't value Francoeur too much I wouldn't think. They're looking for prospects. He's not in their long term plans. He's only one example. Willingham and others of that mold have been mentioned here before.
Also, I WOULD NOT look for a starting pitcher. I think we have enough in this department. Go and get a reliever who can help stabilize the bullpen. Scott Downs, Micheal Wuertz, Matt Capps, someone with good stuff who can start us closing down the game an inning earlier. This bullpen will be worn thin by August. Who can breath fresh air into them that's around the league? Someone with stuff who needs a change of scenery.
Just making three moves to slightly upgrade these spots would be a really nice sum of the whole parts of this already decent team.
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1) bring up Cozart. DFA Renteria
2) trade for an everyday left fielder. doesn't have to be some monster like Kemp. Beltran is possible. i would prefer to save the big trade chips for an ace. DFA Gomes
3) trade for an ace. biggest chips to dangle: Alonso, Grandal, Hamilton
4) bring up Frazier and play him when Rolen sits and also spot start him elsewhere. i am thinking ~ 200 PAs for the rest of the year
5) trade Ramon or Ryan (i prefer Ramon as i think his value is higher) and call up Mes
6) keepers: Mes, Cozart (unless a SS comes back vis a trade) & Frazier
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I am beginning to wonder if it won't be an injury that makes the Reds better. Something that gets Frazier, Alonso, Sappelt, Cozart, or Mes into the starting lineup and they take off. I do think the Reds like where they are right now. They have just gone through their brutal stretch of the season. 33 games in 34 days with the likes of the Phillies, Braves, Giants, Brewers, Cleveland, and the dreaded west coast trip. I would imagine that the Reds brass wanted to get through this stretch and stay within striking distance.
I think that LF and SS need to be improved. I don't see Gomes or Renteria being DFA'd but I do think you will see Walt attempt to improve those positions. Bullpen help would be welcomed, maybe another 8th inning man to go along with Massett. I would be against adding a SP unless that pitcher is in the Cliff Lee mold from last season.
You're right, an injury might be what it takes.
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Over the course of the next few weeks the schedule is difficult but they also have their fair share of off days scattered in there.
The Rally Onion wants 150 fans before Opening Day.
Call up Cozart and Alonso or Sappelt immediately. Play them everyday for the next month at SS and LF, respectively. Determine whether they can be significant upgrades over the status quo, and make subsequent moves if neccessary:
1. Trade for Reyes
2. Trade for Furcal and Kemp/Ethier
3. (Regardless of what happens with LF and SS) Trade for John Danks, Jeremy Guthrie, Chad Billingsley, or (in a dream world) Jered Weaver.
Use the following players as bait:
1. Grandal
2. Alonso OR Sappelt
3. Francisco OR Frazier
4. Heisey OR LaMarre
5. Cozart OR Janish
6. Lotzkar (let someone else take the risk)
7. Jo.Smith (if someone pays for his performance in Dayton)
8. Boxberger
9. One of the Dayton Trio (Hamilton, Yorman, Duran) - only in the LAD or LAA deal
10. One of Bailey, Leake or Wood - only in the Weaver deal
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I will agree that I don't see a need for an innings eater. With Arroyo and Leake, they may well have two of those. Further, Cueto has been very pitch efficient and Wood has the chance to be that as well. If the Reds add anyone as a starter, it needs to be a top of the rotation arm.
That said, I'd look for one more bullpen arm in middle relief and upgrade shortstop (preferably JJ Hardy if Reyes won't come cheap enough).
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Originally posted by Icewhite
Please, there are plenty of careers that offer job security...the game industry isn't one of them. Anyone who goes into it knows what they are getting into. No one is cheering because some low level guy lost his job, they are cheering because a company that makes shoddy products and treats it's customers (and in many cases employees as well) poorly gets what it deserves.
The likes of EA, Activision and Warner Bros. aren't charities or non-proffits that deserve our support because they are trying to make the world a better place. They are for proffit corporations who are out there trying to make thier share-holders rich. Nothing wrong with that, but please don't try to tell me we should be pulling out the violins when they fall victem to thier own shoddy practices and incompetence.
As a consumer, I support enterprises who treat me decently and with a modicum of respect. I support enterprises who take pride in thier work, produce high quality products and stand behind those products. I'm actualy a pretty loyal customer of any company/brand that follows those principles. Just ask Matrix Games, if you doubt me. I've even gone so far as donating to Kickstarter projects (Pathfinder Online) for companies who had concepts which I felt were worthy of backing and had difficulties with traditional financing, companies that also seem to treat thier audiences well.
However, the likes of EA and Warner Bros aren't that. They are the anthesis of what I respect in a business. They treat both customers and employees like absolute dirt. They produce shoddy products that they try to sell mostly on hype, adverstising and false impressions. They don't stand behind thier products. They engage in borderline shady business practices. They are about maximizing proffits REGARDLESS of the means employed to do so. They are the type of organizations that give business and corporate world a bad name. The hobby, the industry and probably the country would be a much better place with fewer companies like them around and I have no problem saying so. Given the fact that EA was voted "The Worst Company in America", I'm apparently not alone in that regard. So yeah..no violins or apologioes from me there.
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"People love to see suffering and pain as a form of amusement. If somebody is not failing, we are not succeeding. It's only human nature to want to be first place and want our team to win. We feel more alive when we see death and mayhem, if it is not happening to us. Our life should be perfect because we've all had a horrible childhood and it is our time to shine even if it means death to our opponents."
These statements are in the third paragraph of the article and immediately made me lose interest, although I did skim through to see if there was anything of interest. Generalisations are just so sloppy and irritating (to me, anyway). "People love to see suffering and pain as a form of amusement." I don't so does that mean I am not a person? Why not say "Some people ..."?
"If somebody is not failing, we are not succeeding." Who does the "we" include? Given your previous and following statements, I assume you're including everyone? I don't share that perspective at all, so am I not part of the "we"?
Now this one really makes me gnash my teeth "It's only human nature ...". Really? Human nature? That which is considered "human nature" varies widely across different cultures and historical epoch. There are some really informative books by anthropologists and historians which bear that out. Perhaps you haven't read any?
"We feel more alive when we see death and mayhem ..." Well, that "we" leaves me out again. I feel nauseous and distressed when I see death and mayhem, not more alive.
I'm not saying all the above to be sarcastic, nor as a put-down, nor trying to be clever. I just wanted to point out that it is clumsy to use generalisations like this, and that your article, which contained some interesting points, would have read much better (to me, anyway) if you had avoided them.
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-The next time you see a hateful comment or a person that just doesn't understand why your game is better; just know their hate and ignorance is building the hype for your game.-
Soooooo true. I love that. It makes me giggle. Wishing for failure for a game, is childish, selfish, and cruel. Some people just have issues. This site has an inordinate number of those "people with issues." But from now on instead of being pissed off at the trolls, I will remember they're just building the hype for other games. I love it! :)
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Im glad that Star Trek: DS9 got brought up in this as it serves as an excellent illustration of why most people want a game to fail and yet no one here seems to be aware of why which makes it all the more perfect an example. People seem to want certain games to fail because they are afraid that more games will enjoy the same success that ST:DS9 enjoyed for you see, That show was a successful clone of another show.
People dont want a game they dont like to become successful since they believe that it will then become a trend to have other companies copy that success. This is not an unwarranted concern as this has in fact been happening for the last several years. ST:DS9 is guilty of the exact same thing. The entire ST:DS9 series was a stretched out version of Babylon 5 season 1. The creator of Babylon 5 made the error of leaving his season 1 manuscript with paramount studios when he was trying to solicit them to green light Babylon 5. They declined and he instead managed to get his show run through Warner Bros. Shortly after Babylon 5 aired, paramount started airing Star Trek: Deep Space 9. The entire run of the series following an identical story arc and premise as the first season of Babylon 5.
While i admit to preffering Babylon 5 over ST:DS9, Farscape is actually my absolute favorite sci-fi show.
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Originally posted by Nailzzz
Brings back memories when the Sci Fi Channel actually broadcast sci-fi shows, loved Farscape, LEX, and a couple of others.
Now we get Warehouse 13 and 24/7 Ghosthunters.....
Arrogant, Condescending, Dismissive, Elitist, "Meany", you speak as if these are bad things?
I suppose the reason why I want certain games to fail is because I am afraid if they become popular then the next decade will be spent talking about "insert hypothetical game here" clone. Imagine everyone speaking of "Tera Clones" *Shudders*. If studios and developers ever decide to get back to their roots of innovation and creativity then maybe I might not hope they fail but if they continue to turn out crap like Tera or WAR then their bottomline concerns me very little.
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I don't want games to fail, but it does make me rofl when companies put all their time and effort into making these gigantic mmo games that are literally the same damn game that has been released time and time again.
I get it, that to them this is what they do as a career, to make a living, and for most as what they are talented at and enjoy doing. HOWEVER, game developers are becoming these diluted copororations that care more about making their pockets scrap the ground rather than actually being creative and using their artistic talents and minds to create these worlds and visions they have.
With the hardware and internet access/speeds available now, games should be progressing as well. So many games wasted on trying to be "realistic" and what not. If I want realism, I go outside. Playing a game is like reading a book or watching a movie. It's a world created by an artist or artists, it shouldn't be reality rehashed. Be out there and wild and imaginative when people enter this world they go "HOLY SHIT",
It's so so sad, so sad, soooo sad...makes me cry. Makes me shake my head when their games flop and go f2p as if they never saw it coming and eventually are forgotten as more games of the same thing are released.
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Originally posted by Lethality
I echo this, and I'll also add on that even players who don't give a crap about "roadmaps for future games" have reason to root for the failures of games they don't play.
It's quite simple, really. MMOs aren't like other games, they thrive when lots and lots of other people are playing them. If another popular MMO dies, or at least loses subscribers, there will theoretically be more players out there who are "available" to play your game. Whenever a new MMO launches in the already crowded MMO space, it threatens to take subscribers away from established MMOs. Neither of these situations are good for you if they mean that the population of your MMO will go down.
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Not wanting to be a shill for bad companies putting out a bad products makes one a bad person? It has nothing to do with tribalism or schadenfreude. A bad game is bad. The emotional aspect comes from the herd of shills knowingly lying abou a game to prop up sales. How many guys like you, industry writers are guilty of that? And it suprises you that the community is squelling for a good 'ole fashion bloodletting? A product that doesn't function well is a bad product, that's not just an "opinion", it's a fact.
The community expects "critics" to be honest, that's why we watch/read them. The community expects companies to deliver a quality product at a fair price. Are those expectations unreasonable?
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No harm, but 90 per cent of this convoluted palava is unnecessary and irrelevant. You need to decide whether you're producing a piece of engaging journalism or an academic paper...
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Originally posted by BlitzVF
The bit in orange is the most unapologetically spot-on response I've read so far.
'course, there's still more to read :)
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Go Outside!!
I wonder do gamers have a lower sense of self worth? Are the stereotypes true? Are we all a bunch of loosers sitting in our moms basement?
Maybe we all need more sunshine and kittens.
(Or maybe we all need to play more of the games we enjoy and complain less about those we don't)
Life is Short, Read a Book.
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Wait, so you think people want MMOs to fail just because they enjoy the suffering of others? Man... the staff at this website is clueless...
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Perhaps tomorrow will be better.
Personally i feel readers quite often do not know how to read into user comments.They automatically assume the worst example "we want your game to fail".I am pretty sure we do not have any mind readers on these forums.
I want all 100% games to be great.What i don't want is people spreading nonsense about how great a cheap game design is.if you don't iunderstand game design or how some things are done that is fine,but don't defend something you know nothing about.
I have seen people claim EVE has the best graphics of all games,nonsense.When you stick 2d paper cutouts in a cutscene/movie it is NOT good artwork.When you have low detail on meshes/models/gear it is NOT good graphics.When you make simple static buildings with no insides it is NOT a good effort.
All it takes is for people to understand what a developer is doing and what COULD they have done.However instead of giving feedback or even trying to talk about improvements,we get constant threads about "i can't wait any longer" "GW2 or 10,000" "this game will change the genre forever".None of this encourasges a developer to step up the effort,it actually encourages them to rush the product out because they already have you sold.
The lack of retention over the last 5 years is a product of too many people buying into hype or were bored so bought the next NEW THING.The last fail to these games is the developer's lack of effort and fans who NEVER acknowledge any problem until the game is dead.So lots of people that NEVER help a game improve or get to the quality it should be at on release.
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Believe nothing of what you hear, and only half of what you see.
That 'magical' feeling when you start reading an article and after a couple paragraphs you understand that article is not so much about mentioned subject, but about life as it is in general.
Great read.
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I find all the 'I'm on a crusade to make sure that WoW-clones don't become the next model for MMOs' comments very interesting. Very... interesting.
I'm constantly seeing posters screaming about innovation - but to me, that word is a bit like 'traditional family values'... lots of people seem to know what it isn't, but not that many know what it actually is. It's become less of a word with concrete meaning and more of a soundbite - sounds great to say, but what does it actually mean? If a game came out that smacked of innovation, then what would that game look like? Would people play it, or rage/quit because the developer's concept of innovation didn't match their own?
I guess I'm of the old school of gaming - if I play a game, and don't like it, then I take my business elsewhere. If someone else asks me my opinion of the game, I will give it. If they say 'Well, I'm gonna give it a try anyway' I just shrug and say 'Okay, hope you have fun.' I'm not on any grand crusade to 'change the face of gaming as we know it' and I'm certainly not going to cheer as an MMO fails, or struggles - even if it's one I don't like. I don't get any personal satisfaction from that.


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Lynch: Winter constellations still in the night's sky for March stargazers
It's the best of all worlds, looking out of our world this month. March stargazing is fantastic because you still have Orion and all of the great constellations of winter, but on most nights the chill of winter has eased a bit. In fact spring begins, at least astronomically, at 12:14 a.m. on March 20.
Venus and Jupiter are really putting on a great show lately in the southwestern Wichita Falls sky that will culminate on March 13. The two brightest planets visible in our heavens are in a really close and beautiful tango, and even folks who aren't all that interested in stargazing are taking notice.
I've taken many phone calls and received all kinds of emails asking me, "What are those two bright stars in the southwestern sky?" A couple of people even suggested UFOs. Oh, if I had a quarter for every time I heard someone tell me they're seeing a UFO.
What you are seeing are two very different planets that are nearly in the same line of sight. Venus, the brighter of the two, is only about 84 million miles from Earth and is nearly the same size as our world, about 8,000 miles in diameter, but that's where the similarity ends. Venus is a very hot and oppressive place with surface temperatures that can exceed 800 degrees Fahrenheit., enough to melt lead and burn a lot of pizzas. The reason Venus's surface is so warm is that it's overwhelmed by a thick, opaque, and poisonous carbon dioxide atmosphere complete with acid rain that traps the heat it receives from the sun. That same thick cloud cover is very reflective of sunlight which is what makes Venus so bright in our night sky. Despite being such a bright shiner, I think Venus is pretty boring through a telescope. The one cool thing about telescoping Venus is that, just like our moon, it goes through phase changes as it orbits the sun, otherwise it's just a bright white light. Currently Venus is oval in shape like a gibbous moon.
Jupiter, on the other hand, is 88,000 miles in diameter, well over 11 times the diameter of the Earth. It's also a heck of a lot farther from Earth at over 500 million miles away. Jupiter's brilliance in the sky is due to its humongous dimensions. Check out its four brighter moons and even some of its cloud bands.
The grand winter constellation Orion the Hunter and his gang of other bright stars and planets continue to light up the southern heavens. "Orion and his gang" include the constellations Taurus the bull; Auriga the chariot driver turned goat farmer; the big and little dogs Canis Major and Minor; Gemini the Twins and of course, Orion the hunter, with his three perfectly aligned belt stars.
In the north sky, the Big Dipper is standing up on its handle. The fainter Little Dipper is off to the left hanging by its handle. The brightest star, Polaris, otherwise known as the North Star, shines at the end of the Little Dipper's handle. Polaris is the "Lynch Pin" of the sky. All of the stars appear to circle around the North Star every 24 hours because it shines directly above the Earth's North Pole.
Over in the northwest sky, look for the bright sideways "W" that is supposed to be the outline of Queen Cassiopeia tied up in her throne. The story goes that Hera, queen of the Greek gods, was angry with Cassiopeia for boasting that she was even more beautiful than Hera. The queen of the gods of Mount Olympus tied her up in a throne and cast her up into the heavens, where to this day and night she continues her endless circle around Polaris.
Over in the east, look for a distinctive backward question mark that outlines the chest and head of Leo the Lion, the first of the springtime constellations. Regulus is the moderately bright star at the bottom of the question mark that sits at Leo's heart. As March continues Leo will get higher and higher in the sky in the early evening, as the stars of Orion and his gang sink lower and lower in the west.
Leo the Lion has a celestial guest this year, the planet Mars. Just look to the lower left of the backward question mark that outlines the head of the Lion and you'll see a moderately bright star that's distinctively the brightest in that part of the night sky. You also know you're seeing our Martian neighbor because of its bright reddish tint. Mars is so bright right now because it's only 63 million miles from Earth. This is the closest Earth and Mars have been to each other in two years, as they travel at varying speeds in their respective orbits. I'll have much more on Mars next week.
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by Cliff Rold - 27-year old Welterweight Andre Berto (28-1, 20 KO), of Winter Haven, Florida, struggled with accuracy for most of the night but landed the shots that mattered, opening cuts over each of the eyes of 35-year old IBF Welterweight titlist Jan Zaveck (31-2, 18 KO), and forcing a corner retirement at the end of round five on Saturday night at the Beau Rivage Resort & Casino in Biloxi, Mississippi. For all of the fifteen completed minutes of action, fans in the Casino and watching on television got their moneys worth.
Zaveck, of Slovenia and fighting out of Germany, suffered the first stoppage loss of his career and first defeat of any kind since a debatable split decision defeat on the road in 2008. Berto captures his second major title at 147 lbs. just one contest after losing a WBC belt in April. Berto weighed in at a fit 146 ¾, Zaveck lighter at 146 ½.
Berto, who entered the ring with Spocks Mirror Universe goatee, came out with bad intentions in an early flurry but it was Zaveck who was landing, his overhand right shaking Berto a couple of times before a minute was gone. Berto responded with a vicious combination to the ribs of Zaveck, slipping his shots beneath the high guard of the titlist. Zaveck responded to the body of Berto and, in a series of shots, was able to work a left hook around the guard of Berto. Berto landed his own straight right to the face. Both men landed hard in the final ten seconds, a Zaveck left hook sending a shake through Berto, Berto firing back with another combination to the body. [Click Here To Read More]
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Yeah, quite a good fight.
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it was a good fight. zaveck was getting some really good shots in the last couple rounds, and berto seemed tired a bit. i wouldn't mind seeing a rematch at all. zaveck deff came to defend that belt, sucks his eyes had to get cut up.
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Good fight, good stoppage by the corner but Zavec deserves another fight in America. But of course he isn't gonna get it.
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Good fight that was heating up nicely till the cut . Hopefully we see Zaveck on HBO again possibly in a rematch with Berto in the future . He had his heart set on fighting in America , gave a good performance but came up short . It'd be a shame if he wasn't on the network again.
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This felt like a set up from the beginning to me. A build up of Berto, bringing in an unknown, pretty much went like expected.
hopefully some good fights will come down the pike.
Ortiz to brutally whup Jr.
Pac to brutally whup JMM
Margo to brutally make Cotto QUIT
BIG KLITS to KO thang
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We need to see Gamboa and LOPEZ
The winner take on NONITO DONAIRE the next P4P king.
Berto needs to fight Mosley and end it all for the poor mang.
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now i understand why pac/floyd or any other big name want none of berto. that excess clinching, holding is risky and it showed tonight.zavec's face was shred to pieces but it's not the first time it happened to him. that NC in his resume is result of the same type of cut.
tbh i thought zavec schooled berto a few times and his chin held up nicely. gotta say i didn't see that kinda result in my wildest dreams. well i hope zavec is gonna collect his act and try to score another fight in the us, probably on the undercards tho. he's really got little left to prove in europe. senchenko fights #150 bums, brook is sorta tied up atm...
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Bombing of Germany: American Experience
Episode #2203
This film examines the defining moments of the offensive that led the U.S. across a moral divide, and is a reminder of the dilemma imposed by war's civilian casualties. [56 minutes]
This episode has not aired in the past few months on Iowa Public Television.
AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: The Bombing of Germany... (#2203)
Between 1941 and 1945, Allied forces would drop more than a million tons of bombs on Germany. Britain's Royal Air... 00:31
American Experience | The Bombing of Germany | PBS (#2203)
Full Program: During the offensive against Germany, Americans faced a moral and strategic dilemma. 51:45
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Favre goes out a winner, but is he gone for good?
Updated: January 1, 2007, 3:01 AM ETAssociated Press
CHICAGO -- After shredding the Chicago Bears in an otherwise meaningless 26-7 victory for the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night, Brett Favre certainly sounded like a man who was ready to leave the game.
Wojciechowski's take
Sadly, judging by his tears and postgame actions, it sure looks and sounds like Brett Favre -- the most durable, most compelling, most watchable quarterback of our NFL generation -- is going to call it quits. And he wasn't the only one getting all ...
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Reykjavik Art Museum announces a two fold drawing competitionin connection with its exhibition Erró – Drawings. The competition consists of two categories, one for children in 7th to 10th grade in Icelandic compulsory schools and the other for the citizens of Iceland in general. Thirty of the best drawings will be selected for an exhibition at Hafnarhús, and generous prices will be awarded for the best drawing in each category. Curated by AlmaDís Kristinsdóttir.
Printed of the web Reykjvik Art Museum, www.reykjvikartmuseum.is 06.28.2015


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1997 Dodge Intrepid Q&A
1997 Dodge Intrepid Question: how do you replace body mounts on 1997 intrepid
we can't get the bolt out of the body mount bushing and our replacement parts didn't come with new hardware, how do we get the bolt out without cutting it off and then replace the body mount? Right now the bolt just spins and the nut on it has a rounded head, how do we get it out? - nickie2
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you need to jack up the sub frame next to the bolt this the sub frame is where the bolt goes thru. try some bp blaster and let set for 10 min. if that don't work you have to take a blow torch and heat it up. the sub frame mount runs 60.00 up on the internet. average is 65.00. - Visitor
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