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Rated 5 out of 5Â by rumnroses Staple Piece These tops are great-they are so versatile and are offered in so many colors that you can do anything with them. I wear mine with jeans, shorts, skirts, leggings, knotted on the side, over slips, you name it. The fabric is thick and a bit heavy but still flowy. My only complaint is that the hems fray like crazy when I wash them, but only frays to the seam where it stops. Looks a little messy, but cannot fray past the hem. Love this style! I ordered my usual S (5'5" 120 32D). 8.27.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by katsandkids Beautiful in its bigness So, this shirt is quite oversized. When I put it on I have to untuck the bottom hem from my shoulder blades kind of big. And you know what? It works. I was very skeptical of this shirt. I mean, 60 some odd people liked it, but it still seemed like a giant t-shirt to me. So, I made the trek to my local FP and tried on two different colors. The Indigo is what I had my heart set on, but the neckline was strange on me. I felt like it was too loosey goosey in the neck and I wanted more of a "firm foundation" in the neck/shoulder area for the excess of fabric in the back. For me, I found that the Merlot was perfect. It's not as deeply colored in real life, but it is still beautiful. My husband, who is suspicious of all high-priced t-shirts also had to concede that this shirt was something special. The neckline was more crew neck like and that's what I was looking for. People are right when they say that every color fits differently. I didn't try on others only because I knew that if more fitted like the Merlot I couldn't walk away with just one. I'm hoping to eventually try on the Chianti (which is more purple-ish in real life) and the Pacific Blue. OH! and it's beautiful tucked in or not. I love this shirt, dare I say ... as much as the FP thermals even!??!!? And that says a lot. Lastly, I went with the XS/S and I am normally a Small in FP. 8.10.2013
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Man cited for vandalizing Dorset quarryJuly 25,2014DORSET - A New York man has been cited for unlawful mischief after police said he was found vandalizing the grounds of a local quarry.
Timothy Sweetman, 43, of Broadalbin, N.Y., was found in the quarry, off Route 30, on July 23 cutting down brush and trees. Sweetman was cited to appear in Bennington criminal court on Sept. 22.
Broadalbin is almost 70 miles from Dorset.
Police began investigating around the Fourth of July weekend after the quarry's owner, Dick McDonough, complained that someone had been cutting down what he described as "substantial" amounts of brush without his knowledge or permission.
McDonough said there were stacks of dead vegetation that had been left on his property which cost him a lot to have hauled away.
While McDonough said at the time that he wanted to keep the quarry open and free for the public to use, he said that if the vandalism continued, he would be forced to consider closing it.
In a statement, McDonough said he hoped the arrest would any further similar incidents.
"We have allowed the public to share and enjoy the Dorset quarry for over 15 years. While maintaining the quarry and keeping it open has posed a number of challenges, the fact that some individual(s) took it upon themselves to cut down hundreds of trees and bushes, without our permission, was extremely disturbing. Whoever did the extensive cutting has compromised the safety of quarry users by opening up areas of greater risk. We sincerely hope that the recent arrest by the (Vermont) State Police will act as a deterrent against further wrongdoing and misbehavior in the quarry," he said.
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Cmdr. Sheffield was born March 11, 1932, in Empire, Dodge County, and had lived in Gray for the past 28 years. He was the son of the late George A. Sheffield Sr. and the late Susie Mae Law. Mr. Sheffield was a retired naval officer with 38 years of military service to his country who served as commanding officer on several ships. He was a veteran of the Korean War and the Vietnam War. He also recently retired from a career operating his own lawn care service. Mr. Sheffield was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. He was also a devoted Christian who loved his Lord and Savior Jesus. In addition to teaching Bible classes, he served as head greeter at Real Life Church and maintained the church's lawn care for many years.
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- The AuI atom of the title compound, [AuI(C12H27P)], shows an almost linear coordination, with a P—Au—I angle of 178.52 (3)° [Au—P = 2.2723 (14) Å and Au—I = 2.5626 (6) Å].
- Trans-Dichloridobis(triphenylphosphane-κP)palladium(II) benzene hemisolvate (2012)
- The title complex, [PdCl2(C18H15P)2]·0.5C6H6, has the PdII ion in a square-planar coordination mode (r.m.s. deviation for Pd, P and Cl atoms = 0.024 Å) with the PPh3 and Cl ligands mutually trans. The benzene solvent molecule is located about a crystallographic inversion centre. The title complex is isostructural with trans-dichloridobis(triphenylphosphane)palladium(II) 1,4-dichlorobenzene sesquisolvate [Kitano et al. (1983 [triangle]). Acta Cryst. C39, 1015–1017].
- Bromido(2,4,6-trimethylphenyl)mercury(II) (2012)
- Molecules of the title compound, [HgBr(C9H11)], are located on a crystallographic twofold rotation axis. Due to the molecular symmetry, the HgII atom is linearly coordinated by the ipso-C of the mesityl group and the Br atom. In the crystal, molecules lie in planes parallel to (001).
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- A new polymorph of the title compound, [Pd2(C8H18P)2(C8H19P)2], has been found. It belongs to the triclinic P-1 space group, whereas the known form [Leoni, Sommovigo, Pasquali, Sabatino & Braga (1992 [triangle]), J. Organomet. Chem. 423, 263–270] crystallizes in the monoclinic C2/c space group. The title compound features a dinuclear palladium complex with a planar central Pd2(μ-P)2 core (r.m.s. deviation = 0.003 Å). The Pd—Pd distance of 2.5988 (5) Å is within the range of a PdI—PdI bond. The molecules of both polymorphs are located on a crystallographic centre of inversion. The molecular conformations of the two polymorphs are essentially identical. The crystal packing patterns, on the other hand, are slightly different.
- Redetermination of (acetonitrile-κN)dicarbon-yl(η(5)-cyclo-penta-dien-yl)iron(II) tetra-fluoridoborate (2012)
- The crystal structure of the title compound, [Fe(C5H5)(CH3CN)(CO)2]BF4, of which only the coordinates of the non-H atoms of the cation have previously been reported [Fadel et al. (1979 [triangle]). Z. Anorg. Allg. Chem. 453, 98–106] has been redetermined. The FeII atom in the complex cation is coordinated by a cyclopentadienyl ring, two carbonyl ligands and an acetonitrile molecule displaying a three-legged piano stool structure. Three of the four F atoms of the BF4 − anion are disordered over two sets of sites, with a site-occupancy factor of 0.709 (10) for the major occupied site.
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ROSEMONT, Ill.---The Chicago Wolves skated to a 4-0 lead and hung on for a 5-3 Illinois Lottery Cup victory over the Rockford IceHogs in front of 11,029 fans Thursday night at the Allstate Arena.
Forwards Tim Miller, Antoine Roussel, and Stefan Schneider and defensemen Kevin Connauton and Nolan Baumgartner lit the lamp for Chicago, which won its fifth straight home contest.
"We got off to a great start and I thought we would get a full 60-minute effort," said Wolves head coach Craig MacTavish. "Give credit to Rockford. They swung the momentum and was able to come back, but we made the win a lot more difficult to achieve."
Chicago (16-11-1-3) opened scoring 1:06 into the contest when right wing Darren Haydar carried the puck up the ice on a three-on-two break and slid a pass to the far post for Miller, who deflected the puck past Rockford goaltender Carter Hutton.
The Wolves doubled their lead on the power play at 14:29 of the first period. Defenseman Chris Tanev fed his defense partner Kevin Connauton at the far point and Connauton ripped a one-timer over the stick of Hutton.
Baumgartner's first goal of the season enabled the Wolves to take a 3-0 lead into the first intermission. Working on the power play, he controlled the puck at the near point and cranked a one-timer that deflected off the stick of an IceHogs defender and sailed over Hutton's glove at 17:36.
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Richards (5-8-1) kicked out 20 of 21 shots in 39:00 of relief duty.
Rockford (11-17-1-2) got on the scoreboard with 1:25 remaining in the middle frame. Defenseman Joe Lavin's shot from the point was stopped by Climie, but the rebound went right to center Andrew Shaw in the slot and he snapped a wrister over Climie's glove.
Shaw cut the Wolves lead to 4-2 with his second marker of the night when he picked up a loose puck behind Chicago's net and snuck the puck between the post and Climie's pads at 2:50 of the third period.
IceHogs defenseman Shawn Lalonde's goal at 7:14 of the third period cut the Wolves lead to 4-3, but Climie shut the door the rest of the way and Schneider's empty-net tally with 34 seconds remaining sealed the win for the Wolves.
Climie (9-4-0) posted 35 saves in his first action since Dec. 10.
The Wolves close out 2011 with a New Year's Eve tilt against the Charlotte Checkers at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Allstate Arena.
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First Period---1, Chicago, Miller 8 (Haydar, Reinprecht), 1:06; 2, Chicago, Connauton 9 (Tanev, Schroeder), 14:29 pp; Baumgartner 1 (Friesen, Rodin), 17:36 pp. Penalties---Longpre, Chicago (holding), 6:23; Bollig, Rockford (roughing), 10:47; Roussel, Chicago (unsportsmanlike conduct), 10:47; Lalonde, Rockford (hooking), 12:45; DiDomenico, Rockford (tripping), 17:15; Shaw, Rockford (fighting), 18:51; Climie, Chicago (leaving the crease), 18:51; Connauton, Chicago (fighting), 18:51; Testwuide, Chicago (hooking), 18:51; Pirri, Rockford (holding, unsportsmanlike conduct), 19:35.
Second Period---4, Chicago, Roussel 2 (Schneider, Sauve), 15:42; 5, Rockford, Shaw 10 (Lavin, Segal), 18:35 pp. Penalties---Sauve, Chicago (hooking), 1:41; Bollig, Rockford (misconduct), 5:22; Roussel, Chicago (boarding), 5:22; Miller, Chicago (delay of game), 18:29.
Third Period---6, Rockford, Shaw 11 (Youds, Morin), 2:50; 7, Rockford, Lalonde 2 (Connelly, Morin), 7:14; 8, Chicago, Schneider 2 (Reinprecht, Baumgartner), 19:26 en. Penalties---Pirri, Rockford (high-sticking), 4:42; Oreskovich, Chicago (boarding), 8:13; Segal, Rockford (interference), 12:28.
Shots on goal---Rockford: 15-15-8--38. Chicago: 10-11-11--32. Power plays---Rockford: 1-7. Chicago: 2-6. Goalies---Rockford, Hutton (7-10), replaced by Richards (20-21) at 20:00. Chicago, Climie (35-38). A---11,029. Referees---Joe Sullivan and Marcus Vinnerborg. Linesmen---Brian Oliver and Mathieu Chenier.


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Jonathan Hanna, the Director of Community Relations, took some time to answer some questions about the demise of Asheron's Call 2 announced late last week. The reaction, exclusively here on MMORPG.com, finds out why, the fate of the team and more.
You can read the full Q&A here.
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"Life is too short to play nerfed characters"
AC2 was a fun game out of the box. Almost immediately, Turbies started waving the dreaded "tweaking" bat and nerfed their player base into non-existance. From this exerpt of Q&A, I can easily tell that they STILL don't get it!
People want to ENJOY games - they play them to have FUN - not to WORK. People want their characyers to evolve at a noticable rate. People don't want to go slow - they like to move fast. It was fun in beta, and it was fun until 8 or 9 months after release. Then it became the same ol' same ol' "lets nerf everybody till they are the same.... God forbid a Defender sholud be able to **gasp** solo!"
If Turbine doesn't start putting the "fun factor" back in (and I give them kudos for doing so in AC 2 beta) and leaving it in, (like maybe let your build team have some input on the maintenance team),then both LoTR online and D&D are as doomed as this once great game was.
"Life is too short to play nerfed characters."
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Joined: 7/19/04
As a former player of AC, and beta tester of AC2, I have to say that from the start the project seemed doomed to fail: there was nothing on it that could get new MMORPG players into it - not like WoW or SWG, and the only players who could be attracted to it - the AC player base - were very disappointed from the start. It is sad that it had to close at last, but probably Turbine should have listened better to their own customers...
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Joined: 8/29/05
I really liked AC2 for awhile although it had none of the depth or lore of AC1. My guild kept me coming back because I had such good friends. However they made two strategic errors:
-Not flagging a pvp zone until you were already in it, resulting in immediate ganking
-Mages were only support characters
Let it be a learning lesson for other games. Support characters don't work. Ensure that pvp is 100% consentual. And stop the constant nerfing of characters that we've grown to love. One developer posted "no one likes nerfing but it has to be done." Well the mass exodus proves that it did not have to be done. People were happy. The game never recovered.
Still I'm sad to see it go. Keeping it alive this long was definitely a labor of love (and a good way to beta test material for their upcoming games).
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We can only hope that Turbine has learned from AC2, and doesn't repeat some of the same errors in their upcoming games. Unfortunately for AC2, it was caught in the middle of a power struggle between Turbine and Microsoft, and simply never recovered.
AC2 didn't really break any new ground for MMORPGs. Sure, the graphics were awesome, but everything new about AC2 (compared to AC1) was not really new. Yes, beta and the first few months were fun, but once the server consolidation took place, the handwriting was on the wall. It tried too hard to rest on the AC name, but really didn't live up to anyone's expectations of a sequel to Asheron's Call: In the final analysis, it stole place names, race names, and a tiny bit of the lore from its parent--but didn't live up to the promise.
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AC2 was so badly designed that it was destined to fail. The only things that kept it going were VC funding and Jeffrey Anderson's ego. I guess they simply ran out of funds.
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I'm a 5-year subscriber to AC1. I did the AC2 beta and subscribed for a couple months at release, then again a year or so later. While the game had some great tech going for it, it was still really broken for a long, long time.
First thing that comes to mind was the rampant "perching" of tyrants, huge creatures with tons of XP. Players could get them stuck on the landscape and rack up big. Turbine allowed this to go on for much too long, just like they allowed XP "chains" to go on in AC1 for years. The XP chains were just the player's response to a core feature of the game, which allowed players to swear allegiance to other players of equal or higher level and "pass up" a percentage of their earned XP. Trouble was, the XP snowballed "up the chain" so that entire hierarchies of players amassed huge pools of experience for almost nothing.
Granted, this is old news and Turbine eventually fixed the problems, but not until both issues changed their respective games so much that content had to be tailored for these hyper-advanced player populations.
I only hope Turbine has learned some lessons for their upcoming D&D Online and LOTR Online.
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This one causes a palm plant. No, I wouldn't call sequels counter productive. What I would call counter productive is making a sequel that's so different from the first as to be something completely different, not to mention down right cheesy.
AC1 was a fun game back when I played it. There's a lot of good things about it. It wasn't some hokey game with characters running around beating drums as an attack.
I mean no disrespect to anyone who actually enjoyed AC2, but from my point of view the game was cheesy and boring. It deviated so far from what I saw as the AC1 spirit and fun that I had no desire to continue playing it.
Sequels counter productive... heh, what was counter productive about AC2 is that it was lame.
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I played from jan '04 till last weekend, will cancel my account this week.
This was and still is the best game for me, a skillsystem that really is fun, you can play solo as well as in groups, you don't have to hunt mobs to advance, there are enough quests to do, it all was good, except: Marketing.
It's funny to read that Q&A, I'm not surprised at all, that ac1 is still going on, and ac2 is not, Turbine never meant too. The answer were they told us, that they advertised on websites and magazines, it's simply not true. I read a lot of magazines, most of them lately to check if anything is written about ac2, and it wasn't. And I only found 1 ad at an website, and that was an ac2 fansite, how should that attract the attention of retired or new players?
And one question was really good, you feel really tricked, if you buy a new addon for the game just to hear a little later, the game is going down. I think providing ther servercode, to make a playerrun server is the least they can do, and if the game is really unrescuable, than what do they fear for?
Good luck for those who will play LotR or DDo, I won't be tricked a second time by Turbine, there are other games out there, and even if they will never be what AC2 was, they aren't at least Turbine games.
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Gaming is life...
I can confirm that Turbine ran a large ad campaign for "Legions" here at MMORPG.com in May 2005 and also ran a contest at the same time giving away free swag and games. I also know for a fact that this same campaign ran on the Warcry network and GameSpot.com (saw ads on both sites while ours were running).
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Marketing didn't kill AC2...
AC2 just wasn't a good game, nor did it appeal to a large population.
Good games market themselves, unfortunately bad ones do as well.
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I would like to humbly disagree with this statement. I don't enjoy a game in which everything is handed to me on a silver platter. Yes, it is great to actually see the experience moving up at each kill, and yes, it is nice to have a warrior running around after a week able to heal themselves and casting spells thanks to items... but this is immediate satisfaction, and it lasts for only so long.
The games that I still play, or remember with fondness, are the ones that are/were *reasonably* difficult, to provide me with a sense of achievement. I have never, and will never play WoW for the same exact reason you mentioned : people wanted it fast (and easy). All that people get in heading that way are pizza delivery buttons in the end.
A game should bring variety, it should bring challenges at every level, it should favour human interaction but allow many different playing styles (grouping, soloing, raiding style guild, family style guild, etc.)
Once for all, please stop generalizing about what people want to find in a game, or transposing what *you* want, it is becoming a bad habit on these boards.
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Joined: 10/27/04
Obviously, AC2 didn't provide enough of that, eh Nissa?
"There are many factors that contributed to AC2's ultimate fate, and it's really hard to single one factor out above the others. There are a lot of things that Turbine has learned from AC2, and we're constantly applying those lessons to Dungeons & Dragons Online and Lord of the Rings Online."
*translation* AC2 sucked big-time and not enough people were playing it. Lesson learned? Make sure DDO and LOTR Online don't suck.
With two premier 'A' quality MMORPGs coming out in 2006, why throw any more cash at a sinking ship like AC2? Put those assets (and talent) into titles that will matter. Both of those titles already have legions (hundreds of thousands) of fans ready to give them a shot. Just like WoW. Something AC2 never had going for it.
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Not trying to defend AC2, I've never played it.
I was just interested in reading the interview, and more specificially about the reasons provided to explain the failure of the game. If I could concur with many posters in this thread bringing up objective and valid points, the one I quoted was not.
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Botom line: AC2 just got out of BETA at legions launch and never recovered
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I agree with you 100 percent. This is the exact reason that I quit AC2. I tried to hang on, but eventually AC2 became a boring JOB as opposed to a fun game. I kept watching the game. Poking my head into forums once in awhile. All I saw was the same old mistakes repeated over and over.
The problem is, they had feedback after feedback from players. People started dropping like flies, yet they still didn't listen. Truly it boggles the mind as to why they kept up the same actions that were so obviously destroying the game and alienating most of their player base.
Obviously there were a few loyal fans that stuck around. Just not enough to support the game.
Turbine really makes a bad impression as a company.
It makes me wonder. What happens if you invest a ton of time in DDO, and they decide to shut it down, or LOTR? I'd like to think that they'd be good enough to at least give out a working copy of the server. But nope, not Turbine.
Sorry guys, you have made a HUGE mistake. Even shutting down the servers you could have maintained some raport with your fans by providing them with a way to keep playing. I'll be surprised if ANY of the upcoming Turbine games are considered a retail success.
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All I can say is Rest In Peace AC2. I've played AC2 beta and about 6-8 months after it went Live. It was fun until the nerf bat came swinging. Unlike AC1, AC2 didn't have too much content and lore going for it so I guess even the most ardent of fans simply gave up. Yeah I remember back then people were soloing Tyrants easily (end game dragons that is meant to be defeated by many players). Oh well, I hope Turbine puts in their best talent and resources for DDO and LOTR and make it one hell of a great game that is at par or even surpases AC1.
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[quote=Administrator]I can confirm that Turbine ran a large ad campaign for "Legions" here at MMORPG.com in May 2005 and also ran a contest at the same time giving away free swag and games. I also know for a fact that this same campaign ran on the Warcry network and GameSpot.com (saw ads on both sites while ours were running).[/quote]
Sry forgot to mention, I'm from Europe, I talked about our magazins, but I only can say what I heard of the US players, and they didn't see much ad.
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Well..from my point of view AC2 was a fun game and actually reminds me alot of a game that has huge success right now..
It had it's own cartonish style and was based on action and fast paced combat, leveling wasn't slow and graphichs was totally on par with just about anything today part from EQ2, hell the graphics in AC2 was much better than WoW in my opinion atleast.
also had a great crefting system on par with all the others out there.
What it sadly didn't have for some odd reason was players, but when i told my friends about AC2 and they tried it, they all stayed in the game..and they really enjoyed it. So my conclusion is this, when it all went bad in the start they simply scared the players to much for most of them to ever return, and the rumours also went rampage how bad AC2 really was etc, and this they newer recovered from..
Why not go for a "free" subscription plan like Anarchy online with advertising, and those that wish to contribute with their monthly fee doesn't get the adds..Well, just an idea..!!
I had a god time in AC2 and will always remeber it..RIP
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"No. We have no plans to open source the server code."
As sorry as I am for them...that would be the GREATEST move ever done by a mmo company. If your game is dead etc etc etc...
And you release the source...my god.
I wish you would of had a follow up question as to why...seriously.
But oh well, good interview.


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Link: UFC 152 sells an estimated 450,000 buys - Bloody Elbow
These numbers are a bit lower than I expected. Especially considering that UFC 151 was cancelled and the UFC 152 card was bolstered by the addition of Jones vs Belfort.Preliminary reports have UFC 152 featuring Jon Jones vs. Vitor Belfort selling an estimated 450-460,000 pay-per-view buys.
The early numbers are in for UFC 152: Jones vs. Belfort which featured Jon Jones' return to action after the cancellation of UFC 151 and they're not terrible but not spectacular either. Dave Meltzer is reporting at the Wrestling Observer (subscription required) that the show sold slightly more than half the buys Jones got in his last outing against Rashad Evans at UFC 145 (700,000):
We'll have more commentary on what these numbers mean tomorrow but for comparison here are some recent UFC PPV numbers:Preliminary numbers from UFC 152 are 450,000 to 460,000 buys. Keep in mind these are still early numbers and can vary greatly. It's at the low end of expectations. I think the key here is that the six weeks between shows really didn't make a difference. It's considerably down from Jon Jones' last fight. Obviously Vitor Belfort wasn't going to draw as his opponent like Rashad Evans because you had no grudge match and betrayal storyline. But this looks to be less than Lyoto Machida. I really don't think all the publicity was going to keep people from buying, but one thing is pretty much for sure. All that publicity didn't either make him a bigger marquee star, nor did it create a situation where he sold more because people would buy to see him beat up. The only people buying to see him beat up were the same people buying to start with.
UFC 150: Henderson vs. Edgar 2 - 190,000
UFC 149: Faber vs. Barao - 235,000
UFC 148: Silva vs Sonnen 2 - 1,000,000
UFC 147: Franklin vs. Silva 2 - 140,000
UFC 146: Dos Santos vs. Mir - 560,000
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By Ryan Ottney
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Ryan Scott Ottney
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Students from Notre Dame Elementary put one foot in front of the other Friday morning to help raise money for their school playground. As a result of their hard work, the school exceeded its goal and raised more than $10,000 in just a week.
"Our new playground structure was put in in 1998. It just needs refurbished and updated, that kind of thing. So I had a teacher come to me last week and one of her nephews does a fundraiser walkathon and they raised about $50,000. I said, well I don't know if we can do that but we aimed high and set our goals at $10,000. We sent notes home last (week) Thursday or Friday, and as of yesterday (Thursday) we exceeded our goal," said Elementary Principal Ann Kempf.
Students were asked to collect donations of at least $25 to participate in the walkathon at Spartan Stadium in Portsmouth on Friday. The students arrived at the stadium in smaller groups. Kindergarten and 6th grade study buddies walked first for five laps; then grades 1-3 did six laps, and finally grades 4-5 walked eight laps around the stadium. Preschool students also participated by walking laps around the inside of the school on Thursday. As they finished a lap, teachers waited at the finish line to stamp students hands to keep track of how many laps they've walked.
With the money they raised, the school will purchase a new swing set and mulch, and in the spring the school will plant a memorial vegetable garden in the playground in memory of Boston Schwamberger who attended Notre Dame School and passed away this summer.
After only a week of fundraising, the walkathon was so successful for Notre Dame Elementary that Kempf said they will probably do it more often.
"We did this in a week, so if we had a month or six weeks to get those pledges, we could double or, I don't know. I can't wait to tell the kids. It's been a very good project," Kempf said.
But next year, she said, they'll probably do it in the spring when the weather is warmer.
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Last updated at 11:58, Thursday, 14 August 2014
WHITEHAVEN firefighters are warning the public to "be vigilant" after crew shortages have resulted in inadequate night-time cover.
On several occasions in the past fortnight only two firefighters have been based at the station – and that has meant BOTH fire engines have been "off the run".
At least four firefighters are required to man an engine (or pump) – and in the case of a call-out to a property fire, three engines are needed.
Speaking exclusively to the News, angry Whitehaven firefighters say this was the first time in Cumbria that a full-time and retained or part-time pump have been off the run at a station simultaneously.
"The Whitehaven public are not getting the service they deserve," they said. "Over the past two weeks, night-time crews have seen at least one pump off the run. When both engines were off the run, we realised the situation was desperate and we had to speak out."
The firefighters say their numbers are also reduced when arriving on a shift, because two of the four-man crew are sent to cover crew shortages at Workington Fire Station.
They said: "Also on a number of occasions we have had enough personnel to provide a normal response, however we have been sent to other stations deliberating leaving us without fire cover.
"When the public pass our station they see three vehicles which they believe are ready to go at a moment's notice," firefighters said. "However, they should not be reassured.
"We need the public to be aware of the situation. They need to be vigilant at the moment, particularly during the night-time when they are more vulnerable.
"Five years ago there was at least seven on a crew. Over time this has steadily been reduced until we are now on the bones of our backsides."
An overtime ban by the Fire Brigades Union, which sees firefighters working to their contracted hours, has highlighted the crew shortages. The ban is part of the FBU's dispute over pensions. Firefighters say vacancies are also left unfilled following retirements.
"As firefighters when we receive a call-out we need to deal with the incident before it escalates," they said. "However, crew shortages mean we may have to wait some considerable time for back-up before we can safely deal with it.
"The irony is that some of the back-up from Workington will be Whitehaven firefighters imported onto their crews. It is a scandal for the Whitehaven community."
A Cumbria Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said: "Firefighters are taking action as part of the national dispute between the FBU and Government. Outside the periods of strike action, the FBU are undertaking industrial action in the form of 'Action Short of a Strike'. This involves members refusing to do voluntary overtime and also refusing to 'act up' to a higher rank.
"We are fully prepared for this and follow our business continuity plans to enable us to maintain a fire and rescue service capability. We will always prioritise available resources to make as many fire engines available as possible. Our business continuity arrangements involve combining crews or relocating managers to cover key appliances. Resources are matched to risk, so sometimes when Workington or Whitehaven do not have a full crew or manager, the Enhanced Rescue Pump at Workington – a fire engine which carries extra specialist rescue equipment – is crewed as a priority. This has meant on occasion that the Whitehaven regular pump has been unavailable. Any additional crew members at Whitehaven are combined with the station's retained crew to maximise availability.
"While 999 calls will be answered as normal, our response to incidents where life is considered to be in danger will be prioritised so we're again asking the people of Cumbria to reduce the risks of fire, drive with extra care, and not call 999 unless it's a genuine emergency."
First published at 11:44, Thursday, 14 August 2014
Published by http://www.whitehavennews.co.uk
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so hang on a minute then, the spokesman is saying that the firefighters are not prepared to work for free, or to act up to the next level of responsibility without being paid for it, well to be honest with you GOOD !, and neither should they, they do a full time profesionall job, and should be treated like it, pay them the hours they work, or are on call, and if they are doing a superiors job, pay them for it, lets see a politician do it for free, and not collect their expenses etc, or even a full time worker, that is not in the public sector, nope dont think so, been there seen it done it myself, good luck to them, stay safe lads
Everyone who voted for this current government is to blame!
If labour was still in power non of this would be happening.
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Police said they had been investigating the businesses for almost two years, conducting surveillance and doing interviews.
Detective Sgt. David Rowland, of the Bennington Police Department, said the FBI was involved because of the possibility that there was human trafficking taking place at the massage parlors. Rowland said he spoke with three women who he said were originally from China. While he said he confirmed one was in the United States legally, he said the status of the other two women was not as clear.
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Barhite: Local clothing drive to help Syrian refugeesWritten by Brandi Barhite | Community Ombudsman | firstname.lastname@example.com
When Shane Lakatos and his wife, Lona, founded Social Services for the Arab Community in January 2011, their intention was to help limited English and low-income Arab families in Northwest Ohio. Now, their efforts have evolved to include Syrian refugees living in a Jordan camp.
Through Sept. 4, they will accept new and gently used clothing for Project Hope. Several local businesses, including a Methodist church, are serving as drop sites.
"The people who are coming from Syria are leaving everything in their homes," Shane Lakatos said. "They are fleeing with their lives. They are escaping a lot of violence. When they get outside of the boundaries, there isn't a lot of help for them."
Suggested donations include new or gently worn winter coats, hats and gloves for men, women and children. The refugees also need tennis shoes and socks, as well as pants and shirts for men and modest clothing for women (long skirts and blouses or long sleeved T-shirts).
The shipment will hold up to 35,000 pounds of clothes, but Lakatos isn't sure how many people it will help. One refugee might take a few items, while a refugee family might need a lot.
"We wanted to send this to Lebanon, but they don't recognize Syrians as refugees because of the politics," he said.
Lakatos has arranged for the shipment to be distributed free of prejudice in Jordan. Clothing won't be stolen and sold. Refugees who accept a donation won't have to convert either.
Born and raised in Toledo, Lakatos lived in Kuwait for awhile. His wife is from Jordan.
Northwest Ohio has 16,000 Arabic-speaking residents who are watching the Syrian horror on television, he said, and donating will give them a way to help.
"If you think about it, we grow up in this area, but we don't know how deep the Arab ties are to the area. Danny Thomas and Jamie Farr all come from an Arab background."
Toledo is much more integrated than Detroit, which is why he believes non-Arabs will donate to Project Hope as well.
Christy Mesaros-Winckles is the outreach director at one of the churches serving as a drop site.
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With time and extensive therapy I have come to be able to admit to having shimmied my way into a spot of ivory taffeta on more than the one occasion.
I shall spare you the drama and emotional scarring of any nuptial events which may be less than…shall we say, current. To be honest, those of you with a delicate disposition are probably not here anyway, but I shall stick to the story of Mr Lobster (non-fans of 'Friends', look here for an explanation).
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One – a sick child. A temperature of 40 degrees and the need to be carried throughout the entire ceremony (we were all wet with sweat by the 'I do's')
Two – the bringing together of two families as one. This is a delicate and vital journey involving 4 children separated by age, blood and distance. Marriage is an event which takes on a new significance in these circumstances, not to be undertaken in haste. It will be the most important accomplishment of our lives, if we manage to achieve harmony.
Three – love. Within our walls we have it in spades. Children come and go, there is hugging and laughter and they are all cherished. History may always be the elephant in the room, but above all else we have love.
Long may it continue to reign over our Family Stories. Oh, and Mr Lobster is one in a zillion.
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Lourdes debuts lacrosse teamsWritten by Jay Hathaway | | email@example.com
Lourdes University is geared up and ready to roll with its newest collegiate sports team.
The Lourdes Gray Wolves lacrosse program is about to being its inaugural season for both men's and women's teams.
The men's team features a roster of more than 20 players, mostly from the Toledo area, and is coached by Patrick Yannarelli. The women's team has 16 players, and is coached by Paul Sieben.
Both teams play in the Wolverine–Hoosier Athletic Conference (WHAC), a Division II conference of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA).
The men's team was also recently granted membership in the Men's Collegiate Lacrosse Association (MCLA), a national organization of college lacrosse programs.
Lourdes Athletic Director Andre Smith said lacrosse may not be a popular sport in this area now, but he believes its level of excitement is helping it gain popularity across the US.
"If you've never watched lacrosse, it's a very high-paced sport," he said. "It's something that you definitely have to come out and see."
"I think as time passes, it can be something that is more common in the area," he added.
Sieben, a Long Island, N.Y., native, started playing lacrosse in seventh grade, and has been playing, coaching and officiating ever since. He switched his focus to girls' lacrosse after he had three daughters and coached the St. Ursula Academy lacrosse team for 14 years, a program that he started.
Last year, he was asked to help start the Lourdes program, and was hired as its first women's head coach.
Sieben began the recruiting process last summer, which left him little time to put his first team together.
"We had trouble in the fall, but I think that's primarily because we didn't have time to get the word out," Sieben said. "Once we got the word out, we [started] getting a lot of recruits."
Sieben cited Lourdes' academic reputation as one of the more attractive recruiting tools, which helps bring in student athletes who are committed to excellence.
"It's a bonus that they can play college lacrosse, as well. We're getting good interest from coast to coast."
Lourdes now has recruits from New York, Texas and California, who have signed on for next season. Smith praised Sieben's effort in the process.
"Our coach is doing a great job recruiting. [Lacrosse] brings in new opportunities for who students who may not have considered Lourdes."
Smith added that, since Lourdes is part of the NAIA, it can offer athletic scholarships to reward outstanding student athletes.
"Each team is allotted a scholarship amount, and it is up to each coach to decide who receives scholarship money," Smith said.
As for the current roster, Sieben said some have played lacrosse before, and some are walk-ons who have played other sports, but not lacrosse.
The women's squad practices every morning from 6-8 a.m., Sieben said. A typical practice starts with a jog, followed by stretching, then stick skills and other lacrosse-specific drills, offensive and defensive. Later, the women may run game-situation drills or long-distance running.
Smith said since there are more women's teams than men's in their conference, and in general, the women have a busier schedule.
The first game for the women's team was originally scheduled for Feb 22, but was canceled due to snow and icy conditions. They are now looking to open the season at Baldwin Wallace in Berea on March 1.
The men open up at home against Oakland University at the Lucas County Rec Center at 11 a.m. March 8. A women's home game is not currently scheduled.
Both teams will play some home games at the Rec Center, as well as others at Ottawa Hills High School and Central Catholic High School.
Sieben said there are several tough teams in the conference, but noted that Indiana Tech, conference champs from last season, may be the team to beat.
"They had an outstanding team [last year], including one of my former goalies from St. Ursula," he said.
Both teams will play around 20 to 25 games, and the season runs into late April.
"We're looking forward to it, and I think we have the buzz in the air, so we're very excited," Smith said.
"As soon as we get some good weather, we'll be ready to go."
For more information, including complete schedules, visit www.lourdesathletics.com.
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