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By Tom Konecny, Toledo Free Press Staff Writer
Fifty-eight acres in the wide open spaces of rural Northwest Ohio doesn't seem like much. But picture that land along a bustling corridor of South Toledo and you have what seems like an abyss. A black hole. A void.
Any out-of-towner would quickly calculate, "Something used to be there."
Something was indeed there, the once-grand Southwyck Mall. It has been six years since Southwyck closed its doors on June 29, 2008, and despite some hope for resurrection by two different developers – one far more serious than the other – no construction crews are visiting the ground anytime soon.
"We don't own the land," said Toledo City Councilman Rob Ludeman. "But we'd certainly work with a good developer there to make things happen."
Glory days
Southwyck opened in August 1972 to great fanfare and immediate success. Its stores boomed with activity in the 1970s and '80s, when indoor malls coast-to-coast enjoyed their peak of fame.
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Southwyck was one of an eventual four malls in Toledo. A unique "Old Towne" expansion with cobblestone walkways brought a mini wing with even more retailers in the late 1970s, a portion that slowly morphed into part arcade during the newly born videovgame era of the 1980s. Southwyck even enjoyed the distinction of having the world's first seven-plex movie theater.
The Y-shaped structure and its 100-foot skylight center dome evoked a spaceship design, almost implying a perpetual look to the future.
However, like so many businesses before, Southwyck's window of growth and expansion eventually closed due to changing times, increased competition and perhaps most notably, lack of investment. Even still, the demise of the indoor mall was a trend everywhere, and numerous websites quietly linger as a virtual graveyard dedicated to "dead malls" nationwide.
Larry Dillin, president of Dillin Corp., and former commercial developer at Southwyck, acknowledges the property suffered for a long time.
"The mall area suffered from a lack of investment for a number of years, 20 years-plus," Dillin said. "Franklin Park had continued new investment over time. At Southwyck, the owners didn't do that, so the market kind of passed it by. It became a disinvestment, a downward spiral activity."
Potential rebirth
Even before Southwyck's doors closed, or the wrecking ball took to it in 2009, interest in reviving the site emerged.
Dillin already had Perrysburg's Town Center at Levis Commons under his belt when he began planning a similar open-air arrangement for Southwyck in 2007-08.
"We always believed that the area could stand another Levis Commons design," Dillin said, who relocated from Perrysburg to Austin, Texas. "But the tenant lineup would not be a Levis or Fallen Timbers or Franklin Park. Toledo can only have a couple of those national retailer concentrations with that kind of fashion merchandise. We would just have had a different tenant lineup. We had two anchor stores that were interested. We were going to significantly reduce the retail to half of what was there before and do more housing, and focus on a collection of restaurants."
But even a child with a lemonade stand back then can remember what the economy started to do: mom and dad weren't as willing to give their child juice to sell, the cost was rising and people were buying less lemonade.
"Basically the way I sum it up is a good idea with bad timing," Dillin said. "We were working on Southwyck in 2007 and 2008, and we made really good progress. The retailers wanted to come back. But the banking environment fell apart in the spring of 2008."
Ludeman represented Southwyck's district at the time, and he remembers it all too well.
"I liked his proposal, but again the real estate market took a terrible downturn and he was not able to secure the investors, and that affected Levis Commons," Ludeman said. "They went through some foreclosures, so he (Dillin) had to pull things back and walk away from Southwyck because there wasn't enough development money out there for it to come to fruition. When times were good, times were good."
It was hard to predict the magnitude of the downturn, and it made years of planning evaporate.
"Certainly you don't go into these things without a plan," Dillin said. "Part of the difference is public funding versus private funding. There really wasn't any place to go for that kind of funding. The economic recession took hold and a lot of those retailers took to the sideline."
Another less serious development was briefly pitched in 2012 by a Columbus group that would have turned the location into a massive sports recreation center. The plan fizzled fast due to unsettled financing and other concerns about the group's legitimacy.
Current owners
The land remains in private hands, though it has always been for sale. According to Ludeman, the property is owned by three different parties: MD Management in Mission, Kansas, Dillard's in Little Rock, Arkansas, and MGHerring Group in Dallas. Dillin offered that Dillard's sold its portion to MGHerring, and that only two owners remain.
Calls to all three parties were either not returned, or offered no comment. Colliers International, which lists the property for the owners on their website, also offered no comment.
Other than an Internet listing, there has been a sign on the property, but little else is known about marketing of the 58.30 acres. The site is listed at $4,250,000, which equates to $72,900 per acre, a price some think could be high, but Dillin said might be on target.
"I wouldn't believe it's too high on a price per acre basis," Dillin said. "You can't just break off a two-acre piece and develop something and expect it to be successful. I did the lifestyle center and the apartments at almost the same time. With those two going up together it created a critical mass to give us momentum to continue going forward."
"You hit the right price, and it may go," Ludeman said.
Lisa Ward, spokesperson for Toledo Mayor D. Michael Collins, said the mayor's office remains in contact with at least one of the owners, and "remains optimistic that economic development will take place at the Southwyck site." He is hopeful something could still arise this year.
But it has been six years, and many wonder: Shouldn't something have happened by now?
"The only thing you do have to recognize is that we've been though critical transformation," Dillin said. "No one would have expected that banks would have run out of money. Banks stopped lending entirely. So that kind of lending still has not really come back. So from a national perspective, there's that. Couple that with the fact that Toledo is a third-tier retail market. It's not that [Toledo's] bad, but they're smaller."
What's next?
With private out-of-town owners, it leaves the city less in control than if it owned the land, but eager to help.
"Unfortunately there's no concrete plans," said Matt Sapara, director of the city's department of development. "Until there's different owners, I don't expect much to change. I don't know how actively they're marketing it. I've heard all kinds of different stories but have never talked to them directly."
"I'm not sure they get along well. There's not a huge motivation to develop," Ludeman said.
The city indicates it is trying to do its part and lay the welcome mat for any potential new development.
"I can tell you the city is dedicated to redeveloping," Sapara said. "We're doing all the things we can do to put things in a better position out there."
The Reynolds Road corridor which borders the Southwyck property was redeveloped and landscaped, making it more appealing to businesses and shoppers. Southwyck Boulevard, which loops around the entire property and adjoins several office buildings, was totally rebuilt and repaved. In addition, City Council recently elected to tear down the old Clarion Hotel on Reynolds Road.
Combine these facts with, as Ludeman points out, senior living community Genesis Village's redevelopment faring well, and the At Home superstore moving into the former Kmart store, many contend the Southwyck site is groomed for a return to its prime.
"Everything is ready to go except for finding the right investor and getting moving," Ludeman said. "You put these things together and developers take note."
For now, the rumor mill continues to swirl.
"There have been rumblings recently about interest on the Southwyck site," Ludeman said. "I don't have any concrete information. The rumblings are that it's probably not retail, probably more business oriented, which would probably blend in nicely with the buildings along Southwyck Boulevard. Those rumblings are encouraging to me, but I don't have any specifics.
You could put a decent sized development there. Clean manufacturing use or a business park situation may be more obtainable than a large retail operation, or a blend of retail and business commercial."
Dillin acknowledges that indoor malls are not the trend, and still believes his original outdoor lifestyle concept is the best solution.
"That concept can appropriately work at Southwyck," Dillin said. "It's going to take someone with enough moxie to go back and implement that vision. Certainly you can look across the country and there are very few new [enclosed] malls that are being constructed. Some malls are being 'de-malled' and made into an open area lifestyle center. You have to look at national trends and your answer is there."
It's difficult to argue Southwyck's still relevant and strategic location, situated near the Ohio Turnpike, I-475, Airport Highway's commercial area, all with a surrounding heavy residential mix. Dillin insists that "it's an important site, in an important section of town."
As a former District 2 Toledo City Councilman, Collins is of the same mind, saying Southwyck is a property "located in a key area that will be developed in time by investors willing to make use of the locations."
"I think it's potentially a good location and with new investment, because new investment brings more investment," Dillin said. "There's no reason why a new property would not be successful."
"I think it's potentially a good location and with new investment, because new investment brings more investment," Dillin said. "There's no reason why a new property would not be successful."
Although Dillin has washed his hands of the project, would the possibility exist that he might explore it again?
"If the world changed, but it's difficult now with the banking climate the way it is," Dillin said. "It's a project I've always liked. It was a good project in its day, and some good, quality investment should go in its place."
Tags: Clarion Hotel, Colliers International, D. Michael Collins, Dillard's, Genesis Village, Larry Dillin, Matt Sapara, MD Management, MGHerring Group, Reynolds Road corridor, Rob Ludeman, South Toledo, Southwyck, Southwyck Mall


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Beverly Madison
Beverly is the co-owner of several commercial warehouses and industrial properties in south Orlando. She started in 1988 purchasing residential properties and quickly turned to the commercial sector mostly in the Taft area. She and her partners diversified in 2008 turning one of the properties into Central Florida Racing Complex a drag racing and drifting motorsports track.
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Shellie-Ann Minnis
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Rev. Dr. Jeffery C. Moore
Rev. Dr. Jeffery C. Moore is a native of Miami, spent his teenage years in Ocala, and graduated from the University of Florida in 1976 with a BS in Mathematics. He has been a pastor for over 30 years, the last 9 of those at Trinity Lutheran in Downtown Orlando. He holds Master of Divinity, Master of Sacred Theology, and Doctor of Ministry degrees from Concordia Seminary, St. Louis. Jeff and Lisa have been married for 32 years and have two grown children, Anna and Josh.
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Walter Nason
Walt Nason is the Chief Financial Officer of GrayRobinson, P.A., responsible for financial administration of the firm's 250 attorneys in ten offices from Key West to Tallahassee.
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Kathleen Palmer
Kathleen Palmer is the Chief of Staff for Orange County Public Schools which is the 10th largest school district in the nation. She holds a Master's Degree in Administration and Supervision from the University of Central Florida and her Bachelor's Degree in Education was earned at the University of Wisconsin. Thirty years ago, Ms. Palmer and her husband moved from Wisconsin to Orlando where she has continued her career as a professional educator/administrator with OCPS since 1983.
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Chris Pantano
Chris is a First Vice President and Client Advisor on SunTrust's Legal Specialty Group and has been with SunTrust for 11 years. Chris focuses entirely on serving the local legal community and specializes in taking care of the comprehensive financial needs of law firms and their individual attorneys. In serving law firms, Chris provides the firm with proactive advice surrounding banking, cash management, lending and numerous other specific needs tied to a firms daily business. With his attorneys, Chris provides full scale financial planning, investment and trust services, survivorship planning, lending and banking guidance to better position each client toward their individual goals. He is a Registered Paraplanner with the College of Financial Planning and holds numerous securities licenses, including his series 7, 66, Life, Health and Annuity Insurance license and is also a licensed Realtor.
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Bruce Phillips
Bruce Phillips is a software developer and business consultant with an emphasis in accounting. He is a true native of Florida, growing up in Bronson, Florida. During his early years Bruce became a die-hard Gator fan and attended most of the University of Florida home football games. Bruce attended Central Florida Community College in Ocala completing his Associate Arts degree in Computer Science, and in 1986 he received a Bachelor's Degree in System Science with a minor in Business from the University of West Florida, in Pensacola.
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Oliver W. Phipps
Oliver W. "Ollie" Phipps is a University of Central Florida graduate and former U.S. Air Force OSI Special Agent. He has been in the investigation industry for almost 30 years. During his four years with OSI, Ollie served with detachments in Austin, TX, Manila, PI and Cocoa Beach, FL. While the OSI was responsible for major investigations into crime and counter-intelligence, Ollie specialized in fraud inquiries. He worked cases with all the federal law enforcement agencies and many state and local ones as well.
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Tiffany Moore Russell
Commissioner Tiffany Moore Russell is a native of Orlando, Florida. A product of Orange County's public school system, Commissioner Moore Russell is an alumna of Dr. Phillips High School. Upon graduating from high school she went on to receive her BA in Political Science from the University of South Florida and a Juris Doctorate from Florida State University College of Law.
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Col. David A. Smith
Colonel David Smith is currently serving as the Marine Corps' Program Manager for Training Systems. He leads a cross functional team of 225 acquisition professionals in Orlando, Florida and manages approximately $1.2 billion dollars of modeling, simulation and training projects at all Marine Corps bases and stations.
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Amy R. Steiner, Esq.
Amy was born in Orlando, Florida, and attended schools in Seminole County, Florida. After receiving her BA from Rollins College, she earned her Juris Doctorate at Nova Southeastern University in 2004. She currently practices real estate, estate planning, probate and corporate law in Altamonte Springs, Florida with her father in their firm, Lawrence R. Steiner, P.A.
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Debby C. Sweeney
A public relations, marketing and communications professional for approximately 30 years, Debby Sweeney has both strong professional services and corporate experience. Prior to opening Sweeney & Bartlett Marketing Partners, Inc. with Mellanie Bartlett, Debby served Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed law firm for nearly six years in a PR/marketing capacity.
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Celeste Thomas
I am one of the top Account Directors for NCM Media Networks the nation's largest digital in-theater network. Helping local/regional agencies & clients showcase their ads to thousands of clients at their local/regional AMC, Cinemark, Regal, Cobb and other leading theater circuits across the country.
Account Director · NCM Media Networks · 407-382-2292 · Contact by email
Joshua H. Truitt
Joshua Truitt works in Technology Transfer at the University of Central Florida's (UCF) Office of Technology Commercialization, and is an instructor at UCF for the LEAD Scholars Program. He is currently pursuing his Ph.D. at UCF in the College of Education with an emphasis on Higher Education and Policy Studies. Outside of UCF, Joshua serves on the board of directors of the Foundation for Orange County Public Schools and the Development Team at A Gift For Teaching. Joshua holds a B.S. in Chemistry from UCF and an MBA from the Crummer Graduate School of Business at Rollins College.
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Joseph B. Walker
President · Walker Insurance & Financial Services, Inc. · 407-849-1988 · Contact by email
Thomas P. Wert, Esq.
Tom Wert is the Partner in Charge of the Orlando office of the law firm of Roetzel & Andress. Roetzel is a National Law Journal "NLJ 250" law firm with offices in 13 cities throughout Ohio, Florida, Illinois, New York and Washington, D.C. Mr. Wert has practiced in the area of business litigation, with an emphasis in creditor's rights, real estate litigation, construction litigation and commercial litigation since 1993. He has represented numerous large and middle-market companies, banks, other financial institutions, general contractors, government entities, developers, small businesses and individuals in cases involving credit agreements, secured transactions, contract disputes, construction disputes, business torts, government bid protests, intellectual property rights and bankruptcy. Before beginning the practice of law, Mr. Wert worked as a commercial banking officer for a large commercial bank and he is an avid runner, completing five marathons, a long distance bicyclist and a lover of the great outdoors.
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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga volleyball team scored a 3-0 win over Western Carolina in Cullowhee, N.C., Friday night. The Mocs (13-17, 7-8 SoCon) topped the Catamounts (8-22, 4-11 SoCon) to earn a spot in the Southern Conference Tournament for the first time since the 2008 season.
UTC was led by freshman Briana Reid (Houston, Texas) who downed 13 kills and collected 12 digs en route to the Mocs victory. The double-double is Reid's sixth of the season and fourth in a row for the defensing SoCon Freshman of the Week.
Fellow freshman Sarah Batterton (Colbert, Wash.) finished with 11 kills, while senior Christina Teter (Signal Mountain, Tenn.) and freshman Lauren Gainer (Boca Raton, Fla.) were on the doorstep of double-digits with nine kills. Gainer posted a team-best .409 hitting percentage, committing no errors while taking 22 swings. Junior Bridget Camacho was Chattanooga's assists leader with 42 through three sets.
Senior Paula Passmore was Chattanooga's defensive leader with 26 digs while Reid and sophomore Melissa Green (Boca Raton, Fla.) each recorded 12 digs. Teter blocked four Catamount attacks, two assisted and two solo, and Batterton stood tall at the net with three kills.
The Mocs won the first set by the largest margin of the night, 25-21, while hitting .190 on offense. Chattanooga commanded the lead by as much as six points midway through the frame, but the Western Carolina offense was able to pull within one, 23-22. The Mocs were able to settle down and take a 1-0 set lead on a Heather Parman (Ooltewah, Tenn.) kill.
The Catamounts showed a spark before heading into the locker room for the intermission, forcing Chattanooga to score two extra points before falling 27-25. WCU's Jordan Timmerman kept the Catamounts alive with a kill to tie the second set up at 25 points. A kill from Reid gave the Mocs a one point advantage before a Western Carolina attacking error handed Chattanooga a 2-0 lead.
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Tempers boiled over on the training ground during the week, but the issue has been quickly swept under the carpet.
Pardew made a point of celebrating a crucial win at St James' Park over the weekend with his skipper, with it important for all of those to Tyneside to be pulling in the same direction.
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The oft-speculated bout between Rashad Evans and Chael Sonnen is now official.
The fight will assume the UFC 167 co-main event slot in support of the headlining bout between UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre and challenger Johnny Hendricks.
Chael Sonnen revealed the news on Wednesdays UFC Fight Night 28 pre-fight show on Fox Sports 1.
Sonnen had been targeting a fight with Wanderlei Silva for UFC 167, but when that fight didnt materialize, he shifted his focus to Evans, whom he considers a friend and works with at the broadcasting table at FS1.The most well dressed man, future Hall of Famer, former world champion Rashad Evans; he will be fighting on Nov. 16 against the man with the biggest arms, the greatest charms and does all the harm. You simply know him as Chael P, Sonnen rhymed.
Sonnen started a little banter with Evans on Twitter with the two eventually agreeing that they wanted to fight each other, especially if it were in the UFC 167 co-main event. UFC 167 serves as the promotions 20th Anniversary fight card, so it has some special significance beyond being a St-Pierre headlined event.
That Twitter banter, however, may have been a little added promotion for the fight, since Evans revealed a little different tale when recounting on Fox Sports 1 how the fight came together.
The fight makes sense, especially considering that UFC 167 did not have a marquee co-main event match-up booked yet. Evans is coming off of a victory over Dan Henderson after back-to-back losses to Rogerio Nogueira and Jon Jones. Sonnen is in much the same boat, recently defeating Shogun Rua after losing to Jones and Anderson Silva.We were sitting at the desk and Chael got a text from Dana wanting to put the fight together, explained Evans. At first, we were against the idea, but we talked about it and we came to the decision, the both of us, it was the best thing for us and the best thing for the fans. So we decided to do it.


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Thanks guys! I was pleasantly surprised at how good Sy-Klone's face looks painted in fleshtone as well.
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Back in January Rene made us all aware that the Apple App Store hit the half billion mark in terms of downloads. A few months later it seems like they will be doubling that number by hitting 1 billion app downloads. This is indeed impressive and Apple wants to celebrate with giving you a chance to win some really sweet prizes.
blockquote>As of today, nearly one billion apps have been downloaded around the globe. So we just want to say thanks — a billion. Download an app and you'll automatically get the chance to win a $10,000 iTunes Gift Card, an iPod touch, a Time Capsule, and a MacBook Pro. Just go to the iTunes Store, browse the App Store, and download your best app yet.
Apple has even laid out the top 20 paid and free apps [iTunes Link] of all time with Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D and the Facebook app leading their respective categories. So what are you waiting for? Get your download on for your chance to win some sweet Apple goodness! (Just remember entries are limited to 25 per person per day.)
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I don't understand this contest. is it a random draw of everyone who entered before the billion mark? or is it the person who buys the one billionth app?
@thekevinmonster, It will be a random drawing of some sorts. Like UKboy said above, you can fill out entry forms instead of downloading apps. You can even mix the two together - some downloads and some entry forms. You can enter 25 times per day. Hope this clears things up for you.
I believe the numbers. It's so easy to get an application by using your phone.
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Storm Vaughn led the Hounds with a 41, followed by Zachary Haney at 42, Kris Miller at 46 and Cole Evans and Colby Daniels at 47 each.
The boys didn't fare as well in their first home match on Monday, falling to FPD 162-176. Vaughn shot 41, Haney 42, Evans 46 and Miller and Daniels 47 each.
The Jones County girls did win their first match, however, downing FPD 146-162. Charli Justice led the way with a 46, Monique Vaughn shot 48 and Kensley Brown 52.
Tennis team opens season
After several rainouts, the Jones County tennis team was finally able to open with a region match against Warner Robins last Thursday. The girls won 5-0 but the boys fell 3-2, with two of the losses coming in three sets, reported coach Alisha Gordon.
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WVU Wins Game Two over Oklahoma
CHARLESTON, W.Va. – The West Virginia University baseball team used an all-around team effort on Saturday in a 9-3 victory over No. 10 Oklahoma at Appalachian Power Park.
The victory came in front of 2,250 fans, the third-consecutive home game that the Mountaineers have had an attendance over 2,200.
"That as sweet a victory as we have had all season. That's a great team and a great program," coach Randy Mazey says. "In the last two games I think if you had come to watch these games and didn't know anything about either program or tradition, you would think we were the better team. I think we've outplayed them the first two games."
The win ties the series at 1-1 after WVU fell 4-3 in 10 innings on Friday evening and it improves the Mountaineers record to 28-20 overall and 10-7 in Big 12 play. They trail Oklahoma by one game in the Big 12 standings as the Sooners drop to 34-13 overall and 11-6 in conference play.
"I challenged the guys before the game to bounce back from a tough loss last night and hit like we did last night," Mazey says. "Every time I have challenged this team, they have responded."
WVU also clinched a spot in the Big 12 Championship with the victory.
Trailing 2-1 in the bottom of the sixth inning junior third baseman Ryan Tuntland redeemed himself of an earlier error, crushing a two-run home run over the left field fence to give WVU a 4-2 advantage. Tuntland's third homer of the season drove in junior left fielder Jacob Rice, who had previously plated sophomore shortstop Taylor Munden to tie the game at 2-2 with a fielder's choice to second base.
The Sooners came back to cut the lead to 4-3 in the top of the seventh, but junior right-handed reliever Pascal Paul entered the game with runners on first and second and forced Oklahoma's Jack Mayfield into a ground out to end the threat.
A two-run home run that went on to the road behind the left field fence by junior first baseman Ryan McBroom highlighted a five-run bottom of the eighth inning that gave WVU a 9-3 lead and put the game out of reach. Also driving in two during the inning was sophomore center fielder Bobby Boyd's single to center field.
Tuntland and McBroom each had two hits with Tuntland driving in three runs and McBroom plating two, while Munden finished with three hits. Munden and Tuntland also each scored two runs.
Junior right-hander Dan Dierdorff (4-5) picked up his second-straight conference victory, allowing three runs, two earned, on seven hits in 6.2 innings. He struck out eight and walked one.
"He finds a way to mix all of his pitches," Mazey says. "He didn't have his breaking ball much today, but he grinded it out and in the seventh inning you look up and they only had two runs. He did what we asked him to do and that was to give us a chance to win the game."
Paul picked up his seventh save of the year, striking out one in 2.1 no-hit innings of relief.
Munden led off the bottom of the first for WVU with a single to left field and came around to score on a ground out to second base by Tuntland, giving the Mountaineers an early 1-0 lead.
Oklahoma tied the game in the top of the fourth and took the lead at 2-1 in the top of the fifth. Anthony Hermelyn drove in Mayfield with a bloop single to right field for the game-tying run and the Sooners took the lead on a sacrifice bunt by Max White that allowed Garrett Carey to score from second after a throwing error by Tuntland.
Craig Aikin went 2-for-4 to lead the Sooners, while Aikin, Mayfield and Carey each scored one run.
Despite retiring 16-consective Mountaineer batters at one point, OUs Jake Fisher (1-2) took the loss. Fisher let up one earned run (four runs) on six hits in 5.2 innings with three strikeouts and one walk.
The series finale is set for Sunday at 1 p.m. The game will be video streamed on WVUsports.com, while the radio broadcast will be on select affiliates of the Mountaineer Sports Network, with Morgantown affiliate WAJR 1440 AM serving as the flagship station.
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- Ages: 12+
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- Playing Time: 108-144 minutes
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Catan Histories: Merchants of Europe™
In the late Middle Ages, trade flourished in Europe. Economic groups like the Hanseatic League, the Welser and Fugger families, and merchants from Northern Italy established trading posts and factories in all of the important cities throughout Europe. These businesses provided the population with goods of all kinds, such as fur from the north, cloth from Flanders, wine from the south, and spices from India. The most important commodity of all was salt. In the Middle Ages salt was highly prized it was used to preserve food.
You are a powerful merchant! Start your trading posts in three cities. Recruit new merchants and send them to distant cities to establish trading posts and expand your interests. The more trading posts you have, the more commodities are at your disposal which you can sell profitably in foreign cities.
To ensure that your commodities arrive safely at their destination, you must open up trade routes and equip caravans. You win the game if you are the first to deliver all of your commodities to foreign cities.
- • 1 game board (double sided)
- • 120 trade routes (wood in 4 colors)
- • 48 trading posts (wood in 4 colors)
- • 8 caravans (wood 4 colors)
- • 8 merchants (wood 4 colors)
- • 1 robber (in black wood)
- • 95 resource cards
- • 25 development cards
- • 40 commodity tokens
- • 68 coins (1 & 3 denominations)
- • 15 resource number tokens
- • 4 building costs overviews
- • 2 dice
- • 1 rulebook
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The Iced Tea Control incorporates an ingenious, adjustable filter in the pretty carafe. Steep as usual, and when tea reaches the perfect strength, simply twist the filter to stop the brewing process and your tea is ready to serve. No drippy mess at the table! Carafe is 9" H and holds 61 ounces. May be used with either loose tea or teabags.
- Unbreakable BPA-free polycarbonate
- 5-1/2" in diameter x 9" H; 6-1/2" W including handle
- Holds 61 ounces
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I would prefer a glass pitcher especially after reading about chemicals leaching out of other materials. For the price this pitcher holds very little. It does not work for a family of tea drinkers.
Great for entertaining. Good looking and easy to use. Would be nice if it were dishwasher safe.
I make green tea and other organic, flavored teas from tea bags and loose tea, using this pitcher. It's quick and easy, just perfect!
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"Woe to you, Oh Earth and Sea, for the Devil sends thebeast with wrath, because he knows the time is short...Let him who hath understanding reckon the number of thebeast for it is a human number, its number is Six hundred andsixty six."
Stryper, Whitecross
Satanic Quotes by Musicians- Wes Penre, April 2003 - David Bowie in Rolling Stone magazine (Feb. 12, 1976), stunned the music world, when he stated:"Rock has always been THE DEVIL'S MUSIC . . . I believe rock and roll is dangerous . . . I feel we're only heralding SOMETHING EVEN DARKER THAN OURSELVES." (Rolling Stone, Feb. 12, 1976) *In the song "The Conjuring" by Megadeth, the REAL mission of rock is clearly heard: "I AM THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE A SALESMAN, if you will . . .Come join me in my INFERNAL DEPTHS . . . I've got your soul!" At the end of the song · they chant "OBEY"! *Rocker Frank Zappa (who discovered the awful truth December 4, 1993 the second he died) proudly boasted: "I'm the devil's advocate. We have our own worshippers who are called 'groupies.' Girls will give their bodies to musicians as you would give a sacrifice to a god." (Peters Brothers, What About Christian Rock, p. 17) *The super group, Metallica, in the song "Jump In the Fire", commands young people to jump into hell:"Follow me now my child . . . DO JUST AS I SAY . . . Jump by your will or be taken by force I'll get you either way . . . So reach down grab my hand walk with me through the land COME HOME WHERE YOU BELONG So come on JUMP IN THE FIRE." *In the cover song, "The Prince", Metallica openly sing: "Angel from below . . . I WISH TO SELL MY SOUL . . . DEVIL TAKE MY SOUL with diamonds you repay I don't care for heaven so don't you look for me to cry AND I WILL BURN IN HELL from the day I die." *Rock star, Marilyn Manson, proudly boasts: "Hopefully, I·ll be remembered as the person who brought an end to Christianity." (Spin, August 1996, p. 34) Manson, an ordained "reverend" in the Church of Satan, mutilates himself on stage (1 Kings 18:28), rips-up the Holy Bible, and spews "blasphemies" against the Lord Jesus Christ. Manson·s T-Shirts declare, "KILL YOUR PARENTS" & "I ¤ SATAN". Manson claims his album Antichrist Superstar came via "supernatural-inspiration": "I heard this album as finished, I heard it in dreams . . . It was like the revelations of John the Baptist or something." (huH, Oct. 1996, p.34) Manson·s "hope" for Antichrist Superstar,: "I think every time people listen to this new album maybe God will be destroyed in their heads. . ." (huH, Oct. 1996, p.37) Manson·s "blasphemy" is not just an act. Manson readily admitts there's more to the show than meets the eye: "I don·t know if anyone has really understood what we·re trying to do. This isn·t just about shock value . . . that·s just there to lure the people in. Once we·ve got ·em we can give ·em our MESSAGE." (Hit Parader, Oct. 1996, p.28)Manson admits his childhood longing for Satan: "My mom used to tell me when I was a kid, ·If you curse at nighttime, the devil·s going to come to you when you·re sleeping.· I used to get excited because I really wanted it to happen . . . I wanted it. I wanted it more than anything . . ."(Rolling Stone, January, 23, 1997 p.52) A visitor to this "I sold my soul to rock'n'roll'" website, who wanted to challenge the credibility of this page emailed Marilyn Manson. This is what this person wrote me in an email dated 02/23/2003::Hi! I came across your website while doing a search for Marilyn Manson + Illumanati, based on a quote on his new website that I saw the other day. If you are still there, I thought you might find this statement interesting, particulary if you have read about the beginnings of the Illumanati. Here is the question and quote that I copied from the website: (italics are mine) From illfigure on 02/12/03:"myself and many others ive spoken to would really like to know your thoughts and opinions on freemasonry and even though it seems like you're not a freemason, are you?" Answered by MM on 02/13/03: "That question requires a better understanding of what that group truly is, before I care to discuss my feelings. My genesis is deep in Bavaria. Things change, new names for old beliefs." *Twisted Sister sings, "Burn in Hell": "Welcome to the abandoned land COME ON IN CHILD, TAKE MY HAND Here there's no work or play Only one bill to pay There's just five words to say As you go down, down, down YOU'RE GONNA BURN IN HELL!" *Bon Jovi sings in "Homebound Train": "When I was just a boy THE DEVIL TOOK MY HAND Took me from my homeHe made me a man . . . I'm going DOWN, DOWN, DOWN, DOWN, DOWN On the homebound train." In Smash Hits magazine, Bon Jovi says: " . . . I'd kill my mother for rock and roll. I WOULD SELL MY SOUL." *One of the most popular groups in rock history is Slayer. Slayer sing of themselves, as:"Warriors from the gates of hell . . . In lord Satan we trust." Slayer's albums sell in the millions! And song after song · IS PRAISE TO SATAN! Their song "Hell Awaits" says: "Jesus knows your soul cannot be savedCRUCIFY THE SO CALLED LORD He soon shall fall to me Your souls are damned Your God has fell to slave for me eternally Hell awaits." The beginning of their song "Hell Awaits" contains an obvious backwards message. When played forward, nothing but garbled noise is heard, but when played backwards · you hear the real message · "JOIN US, JOIN US, JOIN US" · over and over! *The group Acheron, has an album titled, "The Rites of the Black Mass". On the album Peter Gilmore, of the Church of Satan, actually reads the rites of a Black Mass, as the group Acheron, in hellish growls, sings such lyrics as: "Glory to thee almighty Satan . . . We praise thee, we bless thee, WE ADORE THEE . . . THOU ART LORD, THOU ALONE, OH MIGHTY SATAN." *The group Manowar, sings in "The Bridge of Death": "Dark Lord, I summon thee Demanding the sacred right to burn in hell . . . Take My lustful soul Drink my blood as I drink yours . . . LUCIFER IS KING PRAISE SATAN!" *The group Morbid Angel, sings in "Vengeance in Mine": "Mote it be Satan's sword I have become . . . I burn with hate TO RID THE WORLD OF THE NAZARENE!" And to commit the ultimate blasphemy · they sing in the song "Blasphemy": "Chant the blasphemy Mockery of the Messiah WE CURSE THE HOLY GHOST . . . Blaspheme the Ghost BLASPHEMY OF THE HOLY GHOST." Trey Azagthoh of Morbid Angel claims to be a REAL vampire, and while playing onstage · he actually bites himself and then drinks his own blood! *One of the top songs of the 70's was "Hotel California" by the Eagles. Most people have no idea the song refers to the Church of Satan, which happens to be located in a converted HOTEL on CALIFORNIA street! On the inside of the album cover, looking down on the festivities, is Anton LaVey, the founder of the Church of Satan and author of the Satanic Bible! People say, the Eagles aren't serious, they're just selling records. That's what you think! The Eagles manager, Larry Salter, admitted in the Waco Tribune-Herald, (Feb. 28, 1982) that the Eagles were involved with the Church of Satan! Not surprisingly, one of the Eagles's songs is titled "Have A Good Day in Hell." *The group Kiss leaped on stage as rock'n roll demons · puking blood, breathing fire and screaming · "God of rock'n roll, we'll steal your virgin soul." In their song "God of Thunder", they command young people to kneel before Satan: "I'm lord of the wasteland, a modern day man of steel I gather darkness to please me and I COMMAND YOU TO KNEEL Before, The God of thunder, the god of rock'n roll I'LL STEAL YOUR VIRGIN SOUL!" *One of the most popular groups in rock is AC/DC. In the song, "Hells Bells", they sing: "I got my bell I'm gonna take you to hell I'm gonna get ya SATAN GET YA" Their song "Highway to Hell" they sing: "Ain't nothing I would rather do GOIN' DOWN, PARTY TIME My friends are gonna be there too . . . Hey Satan, paid my dues . . .I'm on the way to the promised land I'm on the HIGHWAY TO HELL." *The group Suicidal Tendencies, whose songs glorify suicide and have been linked to teen suicides, reveal a frightening truth in the song "Possessed": "I'M A PRISONER OF A DEMON . . . It stays with me wherever I go I can't break away from its hold This must be my punishment FOR SELLING MY SOUL!" *Pink Floyd sings, in the song "Sheep", "The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want . . . With bright knives he RELEASETH MY SOUL He maketh me to hang on hooks in high places . . . For lo, he hath great power and GREAT HUNGER." Their song, "Lucifer Sam", they sing: "LUCIFER Sam . . . Always sitting by your side Always by your side." *The song "Sympathy for the Devil" by the Rolling Stones, is the official anthem for the Church of Satan. In it, Lucifer speaks in the first person and asks sympathy for all who meet him. Lead singer, Mick Jagger claims that Anton LaVey, the founder of the Church of Satan and author of the Satanic Bible, help inspire their music! Their album titled, "Their Satanic Majesties Request", leaves no doubt to their allegiance! *The group Venom reveal the real reason for their music, as they sing: "We're not here to entertain you . . . I PREACH THE WAYS OF SATAN Answer to his calls!"In their song "Possessed", they sing: "I am possessed by all that is evil The death of your God, I demand . . . AND SIT AT LORD SATAN'S LEFT HAND!" *What do you think this music is doing? According to the book, Satanism in America, which is endorsed by the National Criminal Justice Task Force on Occult Related Ritualistic Crimes, hard-core Satanism is, "the fastest-growing subculture among America's TEENS." Studies taken by the Georgia Police Academy revealed · 90% of those involved in satanism are TEENAGERS! Television personality, Geraldo Rivera, who explored the terrifying rise of Satanism said, "It exists AND IT'S FLOURISHING. IT IS TEENAGERS who are most likely to fall under the spell of satanism." How serious are they? At the 1992 MTV Awards, the group Red Hot Chili Peppers, upon receiving their award and giving thanks, said: "FIRST OF ALL we want to thank Satan . . ." *Whether of not we believe in a Biblical Hell, those musicians emit low vibrations of evil and destruction, which are forced upon our youth by the music industry. One does not have to be a genius to understand what effect this has on young people's minds and their way of seeing things. Music is VERY powerful, and used in a wrong way it can change a whole generation in a way that may have catastrophic consequences. With morals and ethics gone, what remains is anarchy and chaos - the desired state the Illuminati wants the world to be in before the take over. By making rebels out of our teenagers and have them go against their parents, the Illuminati is trying to dissolve the Family Unit, which is a very strong bond. As long as families stick together and the parents teach their children morals and ethics, the Elite will have a very hard time to control us. And they know it!- Wes Penre
In Smash Hits magazine, Bon Jovi says: " . . . I'd kill my mother for rock and roll. I WOULD SELL MY SOUL."
Whitewings, seeing how you were the one whom gave me the link which led to this page, I have a hard time seeing how you don't see the harm in metal.
Are you guys serious? I mean really. Here is a good testimony on rock music (including heavy metal and "Jesus Rock".)Its high time for Jesus Christ's disciples to be real disciples and lose their love for this world. Lets pray.
Sex, Drugs, Rock-n-Roll = Wine, women and Song. Nothing is new under the sun. All is vanity all is vanity, silly children


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Canada ready for zombie apocalypse
"The Walking Dead" has officially overtaken the minds of America's neighbor, Canada.
According to Mashable, Winnipeg Parliament Member Pat Martin addressed the impending post-apocalyptic zombie infestation to Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird. Martin took it upon himself to clarify that an undead invasion in the U.S. could become a "continent-wide pandemic" because "zombies don't recognize borders."
This is the first federal government to recognize a potential zombie invasion and it's awesome.
Remember Canada, if the years of zombie television and cinema have taught humans anything, it's that headshots are a must once the dead come to life.


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A group of Polish poets,
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"Grupa Mlodych Artystow i Literatow",
or GMAIL, to make it short,
was sued by an Internet behemoth,
because they use gmail.pl
as their address for online meetings.
The corporation uses Gmail
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who takes your privacy
in exchange of great features.
But poets were too proud
to give their name
and their online identity.
"We bought the name legally,
with our own money.
Nobody gave it to us for free.
We refuse to be deprived
of what we consider
is our property,"
Izabela Krawczyk said to AFP.
The Polish poets bought gmail.pl
at the sunset of last year.
They were surprised to see
it was available
and they felt lucky.
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