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Feb. 26, 1929. 1,703,509
. G. M. CHANDLEE v SANITARY RECEPTACLE Filed April 17, 1928 2 Sheets-Sheet l lllllllllll III Feb; 26, 1929.
G. M. CHANDLEE SANITARY RECEPTACL'E Filed April 17, 1928 2 Sheets-Sheet m X g PATENT OFFICE.
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Application filed April 17, 1928.v Serial No. 270,614.
This invention relates to improvements in sanitary receptacles for garbage or waste cans. v
Theobject of the invention is to provide a novel construction of covered receptacle,
which is preferably without a bottom, and
in. which a removable garbage or waste-can or basket may be sustained and the cover of which receptacle may be operated through a novel arrangement of lever mechanism.
Another object is to provide a receptacle in which the can or bucket may be sustained in such a way as to avoid a gap between the upper rim edge of the can or basket and the annular wall of the receptacle so-that material cannot be accidentally spilled and dropped down in the receptacle between the latter and the can or bucket.
With these, and other objects in View, the
, tion being taken on the line 33 of Fig 2.
Fig. 4 shows another vertical sectional elevation through the outer receptacle, with the cover thereof raised, and with the can or bucket lifted slightly from its seat therein.
Fig. 5 illustrates a horizontal cross-sectional detail through the lower portion of the outer receptacle to show the coveractuating means therein,+.the section being taken on the line 55 of Fig.1.
- Fig. 6 shows a vertical sectional detail through the lower portion of the outer receptacle taken on the line 6-6 of Fig. 3.
Fig. 7 illustrates another vertical sectional detail through the upper portion of the receptacle as viewed on the line 7-7 of Fig. 4;, and a Fig. 8 shows a perspective detail of portions of the receptacle wall and cover and the hinge connecting the two.
Referring to the drawings the numeral 10, designates an annular cylindric receptacle having a rolled reenforced lower edge 11.
and an u per edge 12, which is also rolled and reenfdrced by a wire ring 13 as clearly shown in Fig. 8.
Below the wired upper edge 12, the receptacle is provided with an annular inwardlyextending shoulder 14 which in this instance, is formed by rolling an indentation around the receptacle from the outer side.
By preference, this annular inwardlyextending shoulder 14 is spaced below the upper wired edge 11 sufficiently to permit a bucket or can to be pendantly hung therefrom as will presently be more fully explained. I
Between the annular shoulder 14 and the upper wired edge 11, I provide a vertical notch 15 in the receptacle-wall, as best seen in Figs. 7 and 8, but in forming this notch, I do not cut through the wire ring 13 but allow the latter to extend across said notch in order that I may utilize that exposed portion of the ring in the formation of a hinge for a cover.
The cover 16, may be of any preferred shape in so far as its top surface is concerned, but I prefer that it be provided with an annular down-turned rim-flange 17 in order that it may adequately overlap and completely coverthe upper rim-edge 11 of the receptacle when it seats on the latter. 7
The down-turned rim-flange 17 of the cover is provided with a horizontal segmental slot 18 between the top surface of the cover and the extreme rolled edge 19 of the flange, as seen in Fig. 8, and a combined lever and hinge-plate 20, extends through this segment, slot 18. v
This lever hinge-plate 20, is shaped at its inner end to fit the contour of the under side of the cover 16 and, in practice, is welded thereto by slot welds 21, and immediately at the inner side of the cover slot 18, said lever hinge-plate is provided with a crosswise conc-ave bearing-groove 22 which receives the exposed portion of the wire 13 at the ,notch 15 of the receptacle and thus.
The outer end 23 of the lever hinge"- plate 20 is inclined upwardly as it extends from the slot 18 and also has a downwardlyinclined extremity or arm 24 with a perforation 25 therein.
By extending the lever hinge-plate 20 through the segmental slot 15 of the receptac'le and hinging it about the wire 13, I avoid the use of hinge-brackets on either the inner or outer sides of the receptacle and thereby materially simplify and cheapen the struc-- ture and Ifurther provide a hinge with a broad bearing which prevents wobbling or side motion to the cover.
It will be noted by reference to the sectional views in Figs. 3, 4 and 6 that I omit a bottom in the receptacle and avoid the expense incident to the attachment of a bottom, which latter would be useless in the present structure.
Directly beneath the hinge-slot 15, I provide the receptacle near the bottom-edge 11,
the rearare utilized for the operation of a lever device which is to actuate the cover as will now be explained, reference being made to Figs. 3, 4, 5 and 6 of the drawin s.
T311 the inside wall of the receptacle and located at right angles to the two slots 26 and 27, I provide a bearing-bracket 28.
. This bracket, in practice, is attached to said inside wall by spot welds 29, so that it is rigid and permanent and it is grooved at 30, in a horizontal plane.
A treadle-bar or rod of a novel construction is associated with, and has bearing in, the bracket 28 and this bar or rod has an off-set bearing loop or return bend 32 which is pivotally engaged by the bracket while two arms 33 and 34 of the loop extend toward the center of the receptacle where the rod is bent in opposite directions as at 35 and 36-and the portion 36 extends forwardly and projects through the front slot 27 where its extreme end is bent into the form of a foot-treadle loop 37 while the portion 35 extends rearwardly and passes through the rear slot 26 and has its extreme end bent into the form of-an eye 38.
A connecting or link-bar 39 extends from the eye 38 of the treadle-bar up to and engages the perforation 25 in the arm 24 of the hinge-plate 20, so that said hinge-plate is connected to the treadle-rod through the" connecting or link-bar 39.
It will thus be seen that when the treadleloop 37 is depressed, the treadle-bar loop will swing down in the side bearing 28 and the rear end 35 of the treadle-rod and its eye 38 will both swing down, from the position shown in Fig. 3 to the position shown in Fig. 4-. This downward swing of thetreadle-bar will draw connecting or linkbar 39 downwardly and consequently pull the hinge arm 24 down and thus swing the cover 16 up. i
The cover will therefore remain up as long as the'treadle-loop 37 is depressed, but when the latter is released, the cover will swing down by gravity.
A can or bucket 40 is supplied with as a part of the complete device, and in practice, this bucket has a body 41 with straight sides and also has an outwardly-curled upper edge which produces an outwardly-projecting annular shoulder 42.
The bucket is provided wlth a bail 43,-
the pivot-ears 44, for which are. attached to the inner side of the bucket, as shown in Fig. 3 and 4 of the drawing, and the bail is therefore connected to its bucket so that when it is swung down it will lie upon the upper rim-edge of the bucket and on top of the shoulder 42.
When the bucket is inserted in the receptacle, the straight sides or walls thereof will pass down within the inwardly-pro.
jecting shoulder 14 until the bucket-shoulder I 42 enters the receptacle, whereupon the two shoulders 42 and 14 will engage, and the bucket will then pendantly hang on the receptacle-shoulder 14.
I have therefore so spaced the receptacleshoulder 14 from the upper rim-edge 12, Y
as to provide just enough space between said parts to permit the bail 43 and shoulder 42 on the bucket to clear or assume position flush with or slightly below the rim-edge of the receptacle upon which the cover seats.
when itis in the lowered or closed position.
Itwill also be seen that when the bucket is sustained in the receptacle, there is no open space between the rim-edge of the bucket and the inside wall surface of the receptacle for material to pass down between them.
Having described my claim,-
1. A device of the character described, comprising a receptacle having a hinged cover, a treadle-rod"extending through the lower portion of the receptacle said treadlerod having a laterally-extending loop-bend therein and the two ends,of the rod projecting on the outer side of the receptacle, means at the inner side of the receptacle for engaging the loop-bend of the rod and pivotally sustaining the same whereby the rod at each side of the may be rocked while the bend in the loop 1s pivotally held and connections between one end of the rod and the cover for swinging the latter on its hinge.
2. A device of the character described, comprising a receptacle. having vertical slots in its lower portion and a hinged cover at its upper edge, a bearing attached to the inner wall ofthe receptacle at a point substantially at right angles to the said slots,
invention, I
a treadle-rod extending through the recep-.
tacle with one end extending through one of said slots and the other end thereof progaged by said bearing and a connection between one end of the treadle-rod and the hinged cover.
3. A device of the character described,
comprising a receptacle havin vertical slots in its lower portion at su stantially opposite sides and a hinged cover at its upper edge, a treadle-rod having its two ends extending respectively through said two slots of the receptacle and between its two ends said rods having an off-set returnbend, means for pivotally engaging said olf-set return-bend and means for connecting one end of the treadle-rod with the hinged-cover to operate the latter.
4. A device of the character described comprising a receptacle having a wired up peredge and being provided with a notch in its wall beneath said wired edge leaving the wire extending across said notch, a cover on the receptacle, a hinged-device engaging the under side of the cover and engaging said wire and extending through the notch to the outer side of the receptacle, treadle means in the lower part of the receptacle and lever means on the outer side of the receptacle and connecting the treadle means with the projecting portion of the hinge-' device on the cover.
-5. A device of the character described comprising a receptacle having a wired upper edge and being provided with a notch in its wall beneath said wired edge leaving the wire extending across said notch, a cover on the receptacle and having a down-turned rim-flange said rim-flange being provided with aslot at the outer side of the receptacle-notch, a hinge-plate secured to the un-- der' side of the cover and having a cross- GEORGE M. OHANDLEE.
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The hemlock woolly adelgid, or HWA, is a tiny cotton ball-looking insect that is attacking hemlock forests along Maine's coast.
In a move to subvert the invasive species, the Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry has released 1,700 predator beetles at Wolfe's Neck and two other state parks: Vaughan Woods in South Berwick and Ferry Beach in Saco.
The small, black beetles, known as Sasajiscymus tsugae, will also be released into other areas in the state in the coming months, including Cape Elizabeth and Wiscasset.
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While the predator beetles have been released into specific areas, the state has to contain them and keep close tabs on where the insects are moving, department spokesman John Bott said.
"What we try to do is get the public involved," Bott said. "This is one thing where the public really has a role. We're really can't do this without people being on lookout and being aware."
Managing the HWA is vital to the long-term health of hemlock trees in Maine, Bott said, noting that although it's best to catch invasive species as soon as possible, this particular insect has already taken hold.
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While other methods, such as sprayed pesticides, could be used to thwart the aphid-like insect, the state believes unleashing predator beetles is the most effective way to attack them in this circumstance.
The beetles come from a Pennsylvania laboratory and were purchased with money donated by park supporters, including the South Berwick Conservation Commission, and federal grants, Bott said. It's not completely known how widespread the HWA problem is or how long it will take to manage them appropriately, he added.
Invasive species, such as HWAs and the much more harmful ash wood borer, seen in New Hampshire earlier this year, are often transported by people bringing in firewood or out-of-state plants into Maine gardens, nurseries or greenhouses.
HWA, originally from Japan, has been found in 18 different states, with its first Maine sighting in a Kittery forest in 2003.
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Exhibit brochure for Jackson Pollock works on paper, 1968
Physical Details: Brochure : 1 item : ill. ; 23 x 41 cm., folds to 23 x 21 cm.
Creator: Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.)
Description: "An exhibition circulated by the Museum of Modern Art, New York."
Brochure with checklist of the works in the exhibit and introduction by curator Bernice Rose.
Forms part of: Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner papers, circa 1905-1984
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Citation: Exhibit brochure for Jackson Pollock works on paper, 1968
Digital ID: 13805
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Pay to Chat is the best system ever introduced to F2P titles IMO.
Whilst of course those who are dedicated F2P players will hate it, it is a godsend to those who do spend a little money and spend more time ignoring F2P players than they do actually playing.
Players are far less likeley to abuse people in chat etc if they have paid a little money for the privelage whereas a total F2P player will do and say what the heck they like as whats the worst that could happen - they lose a free account.
I also can't quite agree with your 5th point either all games IMO not just F2P should have cash shop "Grind" substitutions.
Yes I'm a casual player who's time is a little more important than money with job, family other activities I don't get masses of time to play MMO's but I enjoy the genre and I would like to be able to compete when I do choose to play one if that competitiveness comes from putting a little cash to a company then so be it a F2P player can still do it completely for free with time investment.
Lets not forget on a lot of occasions if that f2p player is from your country your taxes are paying for him to play so why not a system that can put things on a even keel.
I cant become immersed into a game's world without a community and next to a good guild chat, a server wide chat channel delivers that sense of "world".
The first major turn off to me with FW was the autonavigation system. I cant play MMOs with that function. It takes all navigation and discovery out of your hands. Absolutely terrible.
And I realize that this wasnt covered in his article, but what the hell is wrong with the camera/movement relationship? WASD movement, but A and D straffe?WTF? And there is no way to change it?(to my knowledge) And u have to manually turn the camera with the mouse for every minor turn or else you toon will be facing you. Total fail in controls.
Originally posted by thamighty213
So you want to be able to compete on the same level as someone who has invested hrs. upon more hrs. into his/her character? Then MMOs arent/shouldnt be for you. Go play console FPS or DoTA style games. MMOs arent and shouldnt be a pick up n pwn style of game.
I dont know what country you are from, but wtf are u talking about?
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All PW games are created & structured the same way. So for anyone who's familiar with any of their previous titles, all this is known.
- the reason why they've implemented the auto path is simple: a). this is becoming a normal feature in most asian MMOs, and b). some of their games have a built in bot system that allows you to grind while being away from the PC - legally. But of course, it can be done only by buying certain cash shop items that are consumed while on auto. Ppl need to get to their spot fast, and they're paying for that; ppl are lazy and don't like repetition - running on the same paths 100 times a day is not everyone's kind of fun ;)
- the "pay to chat" function is actually a good thing IMO: less gold spammers and immature kids. Of course the usual rich & bored kids will still abuse the system, but at least they're doing it on their own expense.
- most PW games allow their players to reach a higher level before putting some serious cash shop pressure on them; further more, they do give their noobs those (in)famous "starter packs/boxes", that often give item mall content. It's only a matter of saving all the valuable stuff and using them only when really needed. ON THE OTHER HAND, this company is wellknown for knowing how to milk their players dry, so anyone willing to play one of their games to the top should be prepared to shell a lot of real money (I did it myself, so I know how costly it can get) - if you wanna be a top dog, then you're gonna be a top cash shop spender, too - sadly, it can't be avoided.
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Nice write-up. I honestly expected your list to include a few deal-breakers for me, but that wasn't the case. The information overload is the only thing that truly concerns me here. There is simply no excuse for a game not giving enough instruction on how the internal systems work. The only thing worse is a game that gives wrong or misleading info.
Keep these up, Bill. How about doing this for Argo?
I want a mmorpg where people have gone through misery, have gone through school stuff and actually have had sex even. -sagil
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People actually play this nonsense ? Pay to chat, purchasable buffs in pvp ? It just makes me want to play it right now.
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All PWI games are tripe. Nuff said. I weep for the Torchlight MMO.
In short yes, reaching level cap for a casual player is a mammoth undertaking by which point the majority of the hardcore and semi hardcore are all decked out in their PVP gear, nothing negates the need for it its just a different method of ataining it sure there are those rarities who have both masses of disposable income and 16 hrs a day to play but believe me they are the exception not the norm.
I dont want to play console games and I do play FPS however I like the MMO genre and the social interaction in a setting I enjoy especially PVP MMO's but when it takes months and months for a more casual player like myself to "grind" the gear needed to compete even post level cap then it's the quickest thing that puts me off a game.
As for country I'm from the UK, what I was referring to is the fact 99%+ of players I know who play all day everyday can do so because they are on the dole (state benefit) thus it is my taxes that pays for them to play those 16hrs a day.
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This should be entitled five reasons not to play Forsaken world^^
As people are in troll mood I'll give more details.
I get about 20 hrs playtime a week but I enjoy other genres such as FPS few hrs BC2 a week, RPG just finished DA2 about to dive back into ME2 as I now have all the DLC, indie titles currently enjoying Magicka and I like racing games so having a play through GRID again whilst waiting for DIRT 3 I generally split my time to 10 hrs MMO 10 hrs other games unless a game really grips me then the time may sway.
I enjoyed Aion - Yes forgive me for my sins.
Aion is horribly skewed gear > skill
It took me as a casual player playing around 10 hrs a week 7 month to get to cap (hardcore can do it in 3 weeks or so) by which point the majority of the server was already in their +10 PVP gear, My estimates for me to catch up to them was another 7-12 month of doing the exact same thing at every single login (groups permitting) which would be grinding AP or working on the mind numbing fenri's quests I simply couldnt take that so quit.
I would have most likley stayed and still been enjoying the game if there was a viable purchase option to put me on a even keel with those other players at the NC store.
I can't grasp the logic of those who think its a bad thing sure you have a tiny percentage who can abuse it through masses of time and masses of income but they are sharp caught up at launch by the aforementioned hardcore for the most part it simply means players like myself can continue to play but on a even foot.
Higher income for development, larger community, more competitive community its all win win.
It's not laziness, I put 60 hrs a week in at my job I have 2 kids at home I'm anything but lazy it's simply a case of wanting to enjoy a genre I do enjoy but don't have the time to always compete depending on how the titles PVP balance is.
Its not p2w it p2c
Certainly my perspective I don't want to pay to win I want to pay to compete theres no fun in pwning someone with overpowered gear same as theres no fun by being massacred by someone in overpowered gear that a casual player can never really attain. Hell don't release the stuff on cash shop until x% of the playerbase is already wearing it then I can't see the problem.
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Fools fear nothing yet claim to know everything. Bravery is knowing everything yet fearing nothing.
I, too, do not enjoy pay to win but i simply avoid it. that way p2w players can enjoy the company of other p2w players and see who is willing to pay moar to win moar! and then afterwards they sit down for some nice tea and trade tall tales of victory achieved through unscrupulous spending!
In most MMOs there are tiers of PvP. So u dont have to technically grind 7 months to end game to "compete" w/ others. And most cash shops are not there to balance out those who dont have the time to grind, they are there to OP the hell outta those who use it.
There will always be a segment of an MMOs pop. that obsess and play 16hrs a day 7 days a week. Those ppl will always be around, but the cash shop OP'rs dont have to be around, that is enabled by the games. And I'd rather be pwnd by a lifeless obsesser in PvP than a 12 y.o. richy rich that swiped his mommy's VISA to get his the " ALL POWERFUL ENCHANT OF PWNURASS".
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If you put too much into the cash stop where it's buffing the character too much compared to others without a ton of effort, your shooting yourself in the foot.
Free to play players (who don't want to pay) will just leave as I can't see it much fun in putting a ton of effort in, where others can just buy their superiority and camp you all day.
Then what your left with are only the paying people, who have a smaller population to play in, and have no advantage over each other which is what they thought they paid for.
Meh.. maybe I just hate cash shops, but this seems to be doing it without really thinking of the long term implecations.
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It's all or nothin'!
The Pay to Chat feature is little more than a way to allow PWE to profit from gold spammers. MapleStory had this feature, too, and it's probably second to none when it comes to bots and spammers.
I'd be surprised if you couldn't change your controls, but WASD movement (with A and D as strafe) is pretty much the way it's played. Using keys to turn is FAR too slow in almost every case, and even if sped up, it doesn't offer the accuracy of a mouse in any circumstance. Most games do not default to this, and it is always the first thing that I and many, many others change. Defaulting to a more practical control scheme is hardly "total fail".
"Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind." -Dr. Seuss
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PWE are bullls company for developing games, I wonder why the hell are any people still playing their games.
Originally posted by Shroom_Mage
Using A and D too slow to turn? Thats a first.... Ive played way too many MMOs to list and I can only recall a couple that were defaulted to this broken control scheme. And most of the majority of them had straffe and turn options such as Q and E strafee A and D turn W and S for foward and back. That is pretty much the standard.
But by the look of your other comment, I guess you are a blind defender of FW so nvm.
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Originally posted by thamighty213
I understand your point. However by allowing players like you to pay to be as good as someone who has spent the time in game and "paid the dues" by earning not paying for the levels and gear you are ruining the experience for those who do not want to pay. Should there be games for people like you who are casual, non-dedicated players.. yes. And here is one. Excuse the rest of us who are dedicated players who hate the idea of paying to win, because we will not be playing this game with you. Let us, on the other hand enjoy our games where you cannot pay to win and you must earn everything. We understand if you will not be there playing with us, as long as you do not come in and then ask that the game be changed to suit your whims. My opinion.
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Strange brew: British hammer thrower also ran marathons
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Mike May - May 20, 2014
I came across someone who combined Hammer and High Jump a few years ago, and I know more than one middle distance runner that does triple jump too.
David E. Ortman (M61), Seattle, WA - May 20, 2014
All Combined (Multi) Events (Deca/Hept/Pent) are odd combo events. However, T&F schedules can generate its own strange sequence of events, often with little recovery. At the South Dakota State Track Meet, the 180 yd Low Hurdles was run right after the 440 yd. Dash. Not much time for recovery there although I placed third in both.
Masters meets offer their own challenges. More and more masters Outdoor and Indoor Championship meets are shoving events into the first day reserved for the Pentathlon. I understand that at one of our recent national masters meets, a Pentathaloner had to interrupt the Pent to go run the preliminaries of either the 400 or 800. Nothing like having to run six events in one day!
In 1998, at the Orono National Masters Outdoor Meet, the schedule was such that I ran the M45 400m Hurdles (for 2nd) and immediately after finishing trotted over to the Long Jump event where I was told it was the sixth round (last jumps) and I was up. So I took off down the runway with a jump good enough for 3rd.
At both the 2009 Landover, MD and 2014 Boston National Masters Indoor Meets I needed to interrupt the Triple Jump competition to go run a heat of the 200m. (Seemed to work in Boston with a 2nd in the TJ and 3rd in the 200m.)
But the worst conflict to date was 2013 Porto Alegre, Brazil where the M60 300m Hurdles were in one stadium at the same time the High Jump was in another stadium a half hour cab ride away. Picking a poor time to stutterstep I finished 4th in the hurdles, grabbed my stuff, headed for the street, hailed a cab and sat for the half hour ride to the High Jump venue. I arrived just as the bar was being set to my opening height. Without any practice attempts, I managed to make it and the next three heights without a miss, ultimately settling for 2nd place. But I figured I did jump the highest of any of the competitors who had just run the 300m Hurdles and sat in a cab for a half hour.
But the all time "odd" combo events record must be held by Brian Oldfield who could high jump over 7 feet AND throw the shot put 75 feet. Out of this world.
See: http://masterstrack.com/2006/07/1231/
[Also note that he clocked a 9.5 for 100 yds.]
Stefan Waltermann - May 21, 2014
I'm going to Holland for a double decathlon, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1500, 3000, 5000, 10000 m; 100, 200, 400 m hurdles, 2000 m steeple chase; high, long, triple jump & pole vault; shot, discus, hammper, javelin… all in two days. And compete in the pentathlon @ US Nationals and end the year with a marathon. I'm leaving the M 60 age group in style; sanity will return with my entry into the M 65. Maybe.
Matthew - May 21, 2014
Stefan, good luck! That sounds awesome. We're supposed to be getting a Double Deca here in California sometime later this year. I'm training for it.
At the Pacific Open Champs June 1, I plan to run the 10,000m, then throw the hammer, then later run the 400IH. All for the first time in competition, so three PRs (almost) guaranteed.
Jerry Bookin-Weiner - May 22, 2014
Bob Osterhoudt (M70) from Arizona is both a top flight hammer thrower (and all around thrower, but best in the hammer) and a top flight (pardon the pun) short hurdler. Regularly places in both at national meets.
Ditto Mary Hartzler (W65) an excellent thrower (former American record holder in the throws pent) and a pretty good 800m runner.
Neither of these are combined event athletes (unless you want to count the throws pent).


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New Girl reached a new height of adorableness last night with an ep that focused primarily on Jess and CeCe's sweet lady friendship, though we did have to deal with the absurdity of a world where Zooey Deschanel is considering ridiculous compared to models. Let's be honest: Zooey Deschanel is straight-up one of the hottest ladies on the planet. Don't believe us? Please check out the outfit she wore out the club last night. Please.
Jess: "I'm going with promising ballerina turned streetwalker."
Ba-dow! Remember in the first season when they were sort of pretending Jess wasn't a hottie bombalottie? Yeah, we're glad we've all moved out from that, especially wardrobe-wise.
Nick: "Nothing would make me happier than to throw it up, mush it back into a cookie shape and jam it down your throat."
Schmidt: "You want to mama bird me that cookie?"
Were we the only ones into College Nick's mustache? And College Schmidt's fat suit? We need more flashbacks!
Jess: "I should be able to deal with the fact that they think I look like a monkey from a Russian cracker ad."
To be fair to those models…she does! That little monkey's bangs are so cute! We'd buy a pallet of those crackers in a hot second.
Jess: "Hey, is it totally obvious I'm not wearing underwear? Because it should be!"
Nick: "That makes two of us!"
Was anyone else barely able to look at Zooey Deschanel without bangs last night? She looked gorgeous but still…you just got the feeling something ain't right. We fear change.
Jess: "These are heavy. They're like chain mail for my eyes."
CeCe: "Whoa, they gave you the huge lashes. Those are the magnums."
Jess: "I actually like them. I think I'm going to keep them on."
CeCe: "You're afraid to take the glue off."
Jess: "Yeah, I'm terrified."
We loved that a hot, ill-fitting pair of pumps was a huge plot point, but we loved Zooey's gigantic freak faux lashes even more. Ugh, why can we watch Clueless on VHS and make bath towel prom dresses with these guys?
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Andrew Marlowe Spills Castle Season 4 Finale Spoilers: Beckett's Mother's Murder, Castle's Secret, and More!
The Castle Season 4 finale is just one month away! And to help hype us up (as if we ever needed any help in that department!), show creator Andrew Marlowe is teasing some major spoilers, many of which are poised to be huge game-changers for our so-in-love leads, Richard Castle and Kate Beckett.
Here's what the king of the castle dished in a recent interview with Give Me My Remote:
Beckett's Mother's Murder
"Yeah. Yeah," he affirms. "We have a case that is going to steer us back into — a case seems to touch on Beckett's mother's murder."
Which leads us to …
Castle's Secret
"And so it's going to force him to confront all of those issues."
Not only will Castle's secret — that he's investigating Johanna Beckett's murder behind Kate's back — see the light of day, but the writer and his detective muse will be dealing with the consequences directly … and together.
"I promise you that by the end of the season, Beckett and Castle will be confronting the secrets they have between them directly. And they can see how that turns out."
Which leads us to …
Beckett's Shooter
"The case we deal with in the finale takes us back into Beckett's shooting and her mother's case and in an indirect way it turns everything on its head a little bit and is the catalyst that forces Castle and Beckett to really confront all the issues between them," Andrew promises.
Which leads us to …
Caskett Coupledom
"Let me say this — in past years, there have been some near-misses and misunderstandings that have ended the season," the writer explains. "And this is the season where we put our cards on the table. But I'm not going to give you an indication as to which way the chips fall. But we do deal with things directly."
Oh, Andrew, you are such a tease.
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When the weather outside is frightful, your outdoorsy pups may prefer being homebodies instead of adventurers. As nice as it is to stay snuggled up inside, this may then cause pets to pent up steam . . . and get into more mischief out of boredom.
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Smacks83 6 years
Afghans remind me of muppets for some strange reason.
sandrap 6 years
LOL..the Afghan Hound looks just like my Hugo, when he is waiting for me to get ready to go on a walk with him :) My dogs don't play indoors. They always sleep. But when we go outside, the games begin :D
lilren 6 years
Delilah likes to play "pickle" with her daddy and me. We sit on either side of the room and roll/toss her ball back and forth while she runs to chase it. She likes it so much that if only one of us sits down to play toss with her, she's not very interested!
klreynol 6 years
Logan and I play tag around the bottom floor of the house (it's an open floor plan, so it makes for a good "playground")! We also play tug and fetch.
peaceloveandpaws 6 years
One of my dogs looves to play hide and seek too. I hide in various places and she comes to find me ... the best part is when she figures out the main hiding areas and I surprise her while she's trying to check it out. She goes bananas!! My other chi is pretty content to just hang out and be cuddled.
arcticpuppet 6 years
my dog loves to play hide and seek and run after the tennis ball. my cats love to play string and could probably play all day if I had the time!!!
starangel82 6 years
Nox is strictly an indoor cat. But I have this squeaky mouse that hangs over the door. I'll take it down right before bed so she can get her energy spurts out and then I hang it back up right before I crawl in bed. She sleeps like a baby and so do I.
Ellenora 6 years
Zena loves to be thrown her squeaky toys and then I have to retrieve it from her by playing tug.
sjivs131 6 years
We only have two units per floor in our building, so around 11pm at night we open the door for Enzo to sprint his energy out for like 10 minutes. Best trick to get him to fall sound asleep!
hanako66 6 years
I'm lucky enough to have a really long open space where I can throw a ball from my couch in my family room to my living room...I also have that tree log/squirrel thing...the boys like that too:)
karina2244 6 years
I run around the house and she chases after me... so entertaining.. haha. Tennis balls are good, too.
cynthiasolc 6 years
My lab loves to play with puzzle games. He currently has a plush tree log that's home to three furry squirrels. He can spend hours trying to get them out. We also got him a cube that stores treats. It's too big for him to bite, so he has to figure out how to tip it over before he can get his treats.


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Bearettes beat the buzzer vs. South-Doyle
With roughly four minutes left in the fourth quarter of Monday night's District 2-AAA Tournament opener, it looked as though the Sevier County Bearettes' season was headed for an abrupt ending.
The sixth-seeded Bearettes (14-15, 6-8 in regular-season district play) trailed eight-seed South-Doyle (4-19, 1-13) by eight points, and nothing was seeming to go right for the Purple and White.
"I knew it was going to be tough (to come back)," SCHS coach Stacy Marine said. "We were down eight, and I felt like (South-Doyle) was playing really well. They were knocking down shots.
"(And Lady Cherokee Erin Ketron) banks in that three to go up eight, and you're going, 'man, it's just their night.'"
Slowly but surely Marine's Bearettes battled back, though, and an improbable 18-foot desperation jumper at the buzzer from senior Taylor Chapman kept the team's postseason hopes alive, 48-46.
Down 42-34 with half of the final quarter already behind them, the Bearettes made their move.
"We go out and pressured and got some steals, knocked down a couple shots, put together a couple of rebounds, made some free throws and fought our way back in the game," Marine said.
Five-straight points from senior Kelsey Wypych narrowed the gap to three, 42-39, in just seconds.
Big play down low from Brittany Tarr helped the Bearettes close to within two minutes later, when the sophomore hit a tightly-contested bucket inside, which made the score 46-43.
Then, with 1:36 on the clock, sophomore Katlyn Davis buried a 3-pointer from the left side to knot the score at 46-46.
"Once it was 46-46 I thought we looked like we had it," Marine said.
After a key defensive stop on the Lady Cherokees' end, Marine called for one final shot for his Bearettes.
As the clock moved to within 10 seconds, the SCHS squad looked for Chapman, but the ball was tipped and didn't transfer to her cleanly.
"I got really lucky to catch it, I had looked up at the clock and had two-point-something seconds left," Chapman said.
She handled the situation like a senior, however, corraling the ball and firing away on a deep jumper for the win.
Moments later, the Bearettes' fans erupted with the thrill of victory as Chapman's ball fell through the net and time expired.
"I shot, and luckily, it went in," Chapman said. "I was speechless right after it happened, everyone was so happy for me."
"It was a dog-fight all night," Marine said. "South-Doyle probably played one of their best games of the year. They played really well, and I knew they were going to be a reckon with. They play hard, they didn't have anything to lose, and I knew they were going to give it their best."
Chapman and Tarr each finished the game with 11 points, while Wypych led the Bearettes with 14 points. Davis, who made a trio of 3-pointers, finished the night with 10.
"(South-Doyle) did a great job of making it hard for us to get the ball in to Brittney and forcing us to shoot outside," Marine said.
Freshman Brooklyn Fox was the only other Bearette to score. She finished with two.
South-Doyle's Erin Ketron was a thorn in the Bearettes' sides all night for the Lady Cherokees. She finished with 18 points and four 3-pointers for S-D, including the banked 3-pointer that put the Lady 'Kees up by eight in the fourth.
Karen Donehew was also vital for South-Doyle. She scored 14.
The Bearettes will survive to play Jefferson County at 6 p.m. Wednesday night at Seymour. The victor of that contest will move on to play top-seeded Cocke County in the 2-AAA semifinal Friday night.
"We've got a tough one Wednesday night with Jeff County," Marine said. "We split with them in the regular season, both games pretty close. We've got to come out and be ready to play."


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We've reached the end of our Hunger Games Book Club (sniff) and we're here to bring you our final book report before we drift off into the sunset and into the arms of Catching Fire. Let's recap what goes down at the end of the Games: The muttations attack! They kill Cato! The Capitol revokes the rule saying both District players can win! Katniss and Peeta go to kill themselves but before they do The Games end! They continue to fake their relationship and…they leave the door open for Book 2. So where does that leave us? Wanting more, obviously.
We all know The Hunger Games is about landing on top — so who are the Biggest Winners and Losers from the first book of the series? Let's count 'em off.
1. Peeta: He lived! He proved himself to be smarter than anyone thought, including himself. And he got the girl — kinda. Regardless, he solidified himself as the dreamiest pushover in Panem.
2. Katniss: She won the Games — not just for herself and her sister, but for her entire District. Being the mockingjay is a ton of pressure, yes. But is it worth it? YES.
3. Haymitch: The drunk redeemed himself with an impeccable strategy, but only because he had the talent to make it happen. Still, he proved himself to be somewhat lovable — when not acting like the lush that he is.
4. Cinna: Hey may just be a fictional stylist, but the image overall he gave Katniss is the stuff Hollywood dreams are made of. (Lindsay Lohan could stand to find herself a real life Cinna right about now.)
5. District 11: Though Thresh and Rue both died, they were among the most noble fighters in The Games. Classy always wins.
1. Peeta: He loved the girl and she stomped on his heart, only to fake her love for public affection. The only thing worse then unrequited love is when the object of your affection pretends to love you back. Kinda makes you wanna go on a bread binge, eh?
2. The Capitol: You played the Game by playing the players, and they played you. Played, much?
3. Effie: The insufferable chaperon of the District 12 team made it clear she perceived her wards to be beneath her — until they won, of course. Just a warning, Effie: douches always die in these things.
4. Cato: What a creep! We've never been more excited to watch an (kind of) innocent teenager suffer an untimely death at the paws and mouths of dogs with human eyes.
5. Gale: Sorry dude! You lost the girl because you never told her how you felt. Now she's caught up in a weird half-fake romance and you're hunting squirrels by yourself. Sounds like the stuff country songs are made of.
Who are your biggest winners and losers from THG? Hit us up on Twitter at @thefablife using the hashtag #Vh1reads (and chat with me: @katespencer). Everyone who follows @thefablife and tweets using our hashtag will be entered in our tweetstakes! We'll be announcing the winners next month — may the odds be ever in your favor.


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DURHAM, N.H.- Senior midfielder Kristin Iarrusso (Southwick, Mass.) scored the game winning goal in overtime to lift the University of New Hampshire field hockey team over the University of Maine 1-0 in overtime. The Wildcats improve to 10-5 overall and 5-1 in the AMERICA EAST Conference. Maine falls to 7-10 and 1-5 in conference play.
Iarrusso scored on a penalty corner with just under two minutes into the extra session off an assist from juniors Kelly Stowe (Topsfield, Mass.) and Jessica Russell (Harrisville, R.I.) for the win.
The two teams battled through a scoreless first and second halves with slippery conditions factoring in both teams play.
Maine had a chance to win the game in the second half on a penalty shot. Junior goaltender Amy Agulay (London, Ontario) made an impressive save to keep the Wildcats in the game.
Agulay finished with seven saves and Maine netminder Danielle Burke stopped two shots.
UNH travels to Boston College for a 7:30 p.m. game Tuesday.


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New Zealand's 'New-Girl Network' at the Top ; A New Governor-General Solidifies the Cluster of High-Ranking Women in Government
David Cohen,, The Christian Science Monitor
When Jenene Crossan-Nicholls, the 20-something editor of NZ Girl, a locally based online magazine, considers the kinds of celebrities her audience might want to read about these days, she hasn't much to say about snake-hipped fashion models or bubblegum singers. It's the nation's leading bureaucrats and pols she talks about.
"Right now," she says, "I think you'd find that the civil service and politics hold quite a bit of interest for your typical girl here."
And quite likely their mothers, too. The appointment two weeks ago of Silvia Cartwright as the country's next head of state - a largely ceremonial post she will officially assume next March or April - means that all of the top jobs within this small South Pacific nation's constitutional framework are now held by women. Among all the countries represented in New York this week for the United Nations Millennium Summit of world leaders, only New Zealand boasts such a comprehensive female lock on the levers of political power.
As governor-general, Ms. Cartwright will represent the British queen, the nominal leader of this onetime British colony. Prime Minister Helen Clark heads the government's executive branch, while Chief Justice Sian Elias is the person in charge of the judiciary.
Other women currently in top jobs include former prime minister and National Party leader Jenny Shipley, attorney-general Margaret Wilson, and the new mayor of Auckland, New Zealand's largest city, Christine Fletcher.
The "new girl's network," as some have called it, also reaches into commerce - its most notable member being Theresa Gattung, chief executive at Telecom, the country's biggest corporation.
"Where all of those women are is a tribute to their strengths," says Donna Awatere-Huata, one of the 32 female members of Parliament currently serving in the 120-member body. "They're all powerful women who have reached the pinnacle of their profession through their own individual application and talents."
Still, Ms. Awatere-Huata is quick to point out, it's not as if a liberal local culture didn't play a significant part in their upward trend. This, she suggests, and the country's isolation have also made it easier for the Kiwis to accept the kinds of social changes that older countries with more entrenched traditions might find more difficult.
New Zealand was the first nation in the world to give women the vote, in 1893, 15 years after it became the first country in the old British empire to award a bachelor's degree to a female university student. Alison Laurie, a lecturer in women's studies at the Victoria University of Wellington, describes these events as precursors to a pretty "remarkable string of firsts for women. …


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There is no greater feeling than having your children walk in your footsteps, trying to emulate your every move. Getting them to share your love of bird watching or other similar outdoor activity can be a bit tricky. Luckily, when it comes to using binoculars, it isn't such a chore, as kids binoculars are specifically… Read More


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President Barack Obama's 2013 budget has bad news for the D.C. Metro
- The White House doesn't love D.C. transit riders. (Photo: flickr/elvertbarnes)
Today President Barack Obama released his $3.8 trillion budget for 2013 and paid special emphasis to jobs in his speech this morning in Annandale, Virginia. But what does this large White House budget mean for transportation? Bad news for D.C. but good news for transit overall.
To help reduce spending in targeted ways, the U.S. government is reducing its annual grant to WMATA by $15 million. Why? "Difficult fiscal circumstances," the 256-page White House budget states, adding that the president's surface transportation plan would aid the country's transit programs and benefit D.C. The $15 million reduction is but a small fraction of the subsidies that feed WMATA's $1.6 billion budget — Metro's overall subsidies amount to $704 million in its fiscal 2013 budget.
Here's some good news nationally, however.
The budget includes $108 billion for transit programs nationally over the next six years, "more than doubling the commitment to transit in the prior reauthorization for both existing capacity and capacity expansion." The U.S. Department of Transportation's funding as a whole has increased by about 2% in the 2013 budget, up to $74 billion for this next year as well as $50 billion to immediately jumpstart road, rail, and other transit programs.
But will that make up for $15 million pulled away from the D.C. Metro? The transit agency already faces mounting pressure to raise rider fares, which it will discuss in several forthcoming town halls, as well as harsh criticism today over the revelation that WMATA spending $51.9 million on contracts with 18 consulting companies. The loss of more D.C. Metro revenue is the last thing anyone needs these days.
Update, 3:30 p.m.: WMATA General Manager Richard Sarles has attempted to keep a positive spin on the president's proposed budget, at least in his statement released this afternoon:
We applaud the President's continued support for Metro's important safety improvements and capital program. Using federal PRIIA funding, we are rebuilding the Metro system—from new track and switches, to new signals, new railcars to replace the oldest in our fleet and modernization of our elevators and escalators—all to provide a safer and more reliable ride for the 1.2 million customers who depend on us each day ... We will work closely with the Administration and members of our Congressional delegation to ensure that Metro receives the full funding needed to continue crucial safety and reliability work.
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"We lost the game, but they live in Alaska. ...........?"
Alaska is actually an amazing place, to visit and to live. Are you comparing it to upstate NY, because if you are thats crazy.
But yes I did watch the game too.
"I don't smell any home-cooking there."*** NOT ALASKA REFS.
"i mean lets face it he was trying to disrupt play by walking on the court yelling for a timeout he wasn't allowed to call"*** If you watch the game, he was not all the way out onto the court and he WAS allowed to call it.
"If a team is awarded a timeout when they don't have the ball, that breaks the rules and is cheating."***
The video clearly shows Coach Moser calling a timeout when his player had possession. Problem was the ref took a second to blow the whistle. This is the REFEREES fault... not cheating. Bitter bitter bitter.
Alaska-Anchorage actually is a pretty solid DII team, not a mediocre one. They reached the Final Four last season after winning their region. I watched the game online and it was a close call, but to call it 'cheating'... really? Those are not Alaska referees and calls went both ways all game. Coach Hillsman disgraced himself and his program by calling out the host school and it's tournament. The Great Alaska Shootout may not be what it used to be (due to the economy and ESPN always looking to make more money), but it still is a historic college basketball event. The men's team has gone 3 times in 1987, 1996 and they won it in 2000.
Here's a quote from Tom Steigleman, from the TV station that aired the game locally after reviewing the tape. "Coach Moser signals for timeout before the UAA player lost control of the ball, but the whistle does sound after the Syracuse player obtains control." So it was the referee not blowing the whistle quick enough. You can't blame the other team for that. Suck it up, fly home, and practice harder because you just lost to a DII team. I guess when you get beat by a Division II school you need to come up with some excuses pretty quick, and this is the best he could do.


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- 2 cups all-purpose flour
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- 1 egg
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- 1/4 cup honey
- Preheat oven to 400°. In a large bowl, combine flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. In a small bowl, combine egg, milk, butter and honey. Stir into dry ingredients just until moistened.
- Fill greased or paper-lined muffin cups three-fourths full. Bake 15-18 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool 5 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack. Serve warm.
- Freeze option: Freeze cooled muffins in resealable plastic freezer bags. To use, thaw at room temperature or, if desired, microwave each muffin on high for 20-30 seconds or until heated through. Yield: 1 dozen.
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It looks like Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are going to be waiting a long, long time for their Bel Air mansion's renovations to be complete. At least that's the indication from recent pics. The once gorgeous Spanish-inspired hacienda, purchased for $11 million in February 2013, looks like a skeleton of its former self in pics taken this week.
Stripped from top to bottom on the exterior, it looks like Kim and Kanye are throwing out everything including the kitchen sink (and the windows, and the doors, and... you get the idea). We can't say we're totally shocked. These are two folks with pretty specific ideas of what they want, aesthetically speaking.
In fact, the most surprising part is that they bought a pre-existing home in the first place, given how much they seem to want to change the property and the cost of doing so. Why didn't Kimye didn't just buy an empty plot of land and build a new home from the foundation up if they planned to change so much? Word is they're even renovating the pool area, which looks to be cordoned off with yellow caution tape.
Well, that might just be what they plan to do — albeit not with this property. The two were spotted eyeing a plot of land in Santa Barbara last month that would be a prime location for a nice pile of bricks worthy of Kim and Kanye. While at first we speculated the plot might be a potential wedding site for the soon-to-be-wed couple, it could just as easily be the case that one home isn't enough to house the contents of these two's massive egos wardrobes.


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The United States Tennis Association (USTA) is changing the rules in tennis. USTA is now promoting kid-friendly tennis balls, rackets, and court sizes as one new way of promoting physical activity for children. These new regulations are in collaboration with first lady Michelle Obama's Let's Move campaign, a national initiative to combat childhood obesity supported by USDA's Food and Nutrition Services.
The 10 & Under tennis program consists of tennis balls lower in compression, so they bounce lower and are easier to hit, tennis rackets sized for smaller hands, and smaller court sizes or full-sized courts reconfigured to allow more children to participate. Children can play either by hitting balls off a wall or playing with one or multiple friends. With these changes, tennis classes can be taught to a group of children simultaneously. The benefits of tennis are that it is a great sport to practice hand-eye coordination and most importantly it can keep children having fun and staying active.
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The NIU chapter of the Christian Legal Society (CLS) has set out three goals to meet the spiritual needs of interested students. The first is to provide a forum for all students, regardless of religious affiliation, to ask questions and gain knowledge about the Christian faith. The second is to provide a place for fellowship and encouragement of all students, particularly Christ-followers, in the law school. The third is to come to a better understanding of what it means to be a Christian attorney. CLS meets once a week during the noon hour for food, fun, Bible study, prayer, and discussion. CLS also periodically brings in knowledgeable panelists to share their insights.
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An eToken with a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) security certificate provides two-factor authentication, thereby reducing the chances of someone being able to impersonate you. Someone would need both your eToken and your password in order to impersonate you when accessing systems that require eToken authentication.
eTokens allow you to access the Dartmouth Secure wireless network, identify (authenticate) yourself to some applications, digitally sign e-mail and other electronic documents and transactions, encrypt data traffic (either on-campus wireless using 802.1x or all traffic when off campus using VPN), and encrypt e-mail and other documents to prevent unauthorized access (note: this is risky because if you lose your key, there is no recovery).
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An eToken is a device that plugs into a USB port on your computer. It is designed to hold a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) security certificate, which is an electronic certificate that uniquely identifies individuals to computers. A rough analogy would be that an eToken is part of an electronic Identification Card that is completed or enabled when you enter your password. The eToken is about the size of a house key and can be kept on your key ring.
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- Tonight's WWE RAW kicks off with Daniel Bryan coming to the ring. Fans chant "yes" as Michael Cole welcomes us to RAW. We see footage from last week where Bryan avoided having his beard shaved by Wade Barrett. We also see footage from SmackDown where Bryan beat Barrett. Barrett has requested a rematch and here we go.
Wade Barrett vs. Daniel Bryan
Barrett waits as Bryan makes his entrance. Justin Roberts brings out RAW General Manager Brad Maddox and says he will be the special referee for this match.
The bell rings and they go at it. Bryan with a dropkick early on. Barrett comes back and tosses Bryan out of the ring. Bryan comes back in and takes Barrett down by whipping his leg. More work on the leg by Bryan. Bryan runs the ropes and leaps out onto Barrett. Bryan comes from the apron but Barrett moves and drops Bryan on the floor with a big boot. Barrett sends Bryan into the barrier and brings him back into the ring for more offense in the corner. Barrett sends Bryan back to the floor and Maddox counts. Barrett follows and sends Bryan into the steel steps. They come back in and trade shots. Barrett takes Bryan to the mat.
Bryan comes back and hits a suicide dive out on the floor. Bryan brings it back in the ring for a missile dropkick. Bryan with a bunch of kicks to the chest. Barrett ducks the kick to the head and rolls Bryan up for the win after Maddox does a very fast count.
Winner: Wade Barrett
- After the match, Bryan stares down Maddox in the ring. Bryan backs Maddox into the corner and goes at him but Maddox drops and rolls out of the ring. Maddox heads up the ramp as Bryan looks on. Bryan gets a "no" chant going as we go to replays.
- Still to come, Bryan and John Cena will be on MizTV. Also, CM Punk vs. Paul Heyman. Randy Orton and Damien Sandow are shown backstage as we go to commercial.
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Back from the break and Cody Rhodes is on commentary. Out first comes Damien Sandow with his new and improved briefcase. Out next comes Randy Orton.
They go at it and Sandow drops Orton with a headlock first. Sandow with a headlock now. They run the ropes and Orton drops Sandow with a back elbow. Orton works over Sandow in the corner now. More back and forth action. Orton takes Sandow down with a headlock now. Orton tosses Sandow to the apron but he hangs on. Orton dropkicks him out to the floor. We go to commercial.
Back from the break and Sandow drops Orton for a 2 count. Sandow with shoulder thrusts in the corner. Orton ends up on the floor again. Sandow follows and brings him back in for a pin attempt. Orton finally makes a comeback and nails the powerslam, then the draping DDT from the second rope. Cody ends up arguing with and distracting Sandow. Orton nails a RKO for the win.
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