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Reunited at last: Last surviving women who helped crack Adolf Hitler's top-secret codes using Colossus computer at Bletchley Park during WWII meet again after 70 years.This rare picture, taken at Bletchley where photography during wartime was strictly forbidden, shows the female code breakers. (Pictured: 1. Margaret Mortimer, 2. Margaret O-Connell, 3. Lorna Cockayne, 4. Margaret Kelly, 5. Joanna Chorley 6. Betty Warwick)Their reunion happened after a rare picture of the Women's Royal Naval Service was discovered in a drawer by veteran Joanna Chorley, 88, from Bucks. It is believed to be one of only a handful in existence as photos were not meant to be taken at Bletchley Park during the war years.Of the 9,000 women who worked at Bletchley Park during World War II, just 600 went on to join the fledgling GCHQ or other branches of the secret services. Last-surviving-women-operated-code-breaking-Colossus-computer-Bletchley-Park-Second-World-WarA young Wren; known to be fast, flirty, with a remarkably loud voice… 😉 Jenny Wrens bless them one, and all. Their outstanding effort and work ethics within Bletchley Park saved countless allied lives in WWII, which went unrecognised for thirty years after the war. In 23 years service I never met a bad one attached to the Royal Marines (there were even one or two who could stand and match us drink for drink!). Yours Aye.
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Yesterday, I shared the story of stepping on the cold side of a female officer. Ex Bootneck has an amusing story of his own about his time with some Jenny
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I too have a 'dit' in a similar way that involved a 'Jenny Wren' ('two ringer' Lieutenant, Women's Royal Naval Service).
However; those of a Politically Correct position may wish to read on with the thought that I 'do not' have a Politically Correct bone in my body; though I am very polite and well mannered, and some times can be blunt and straight to the point without being rude.
To assist our non-nautical friends I will ease the language from 'salty' TLA's (Three Letter Abbreviations) to civvie speak.
Allow me to give a little introduction and lead into the 'dit' (sea story) slowly.
Over my long career as a Royal Marine I have been involved in numerous Royal Navy evolutions, one such like is a 'Replenishment At Sea' (RAS); either as part of an embarked force or part of a ships company. My first RAS as a young marine, was at sea on HMS Bulwark, a Commando Carrier.
With a nasty storm brewing around the Mediterranean I was in awe of the way the RAS was organised, from the initial ballistic firing of the first line over to the 'oiler' (Her Majesty's Auxiliary Ship providing fuel) to actually witnessing the return transfer of fuel via a sixteen inch diameter hose. As this evolution continued so did the transfer of stores and people, via a Bosun's chair on a cable barely thick enough to knit with!
As a young marine I had no idea that to 'volunteer' for work within a human chain moving stores had advantages. Surrounded by old and bold marines and corporals I watched on in absolute amazement as large boxes of biscuits (you refer to them as cookies), were 'accidently' dropped to burst open, only for some of the content to disappear in a flash into black gash bags being carried away by friendly 'runners'. Senior Chiefs walked the passageways conducting spot checks on any marine with a 'gash bag' but the runner would have a forward spotter to act as a look out. It was a great game of cat and mouse, and almost a tradition under the circumstances.
At some point there would be a 'pipe' announcing that the stores were going heavy, which meant the replenishment of beer/lager (24 cans per case, and hundreds of cases) were en-route along the chain. At this point the Chief's were thin on the ground, as they were required to store their own bar as they received their allotment in barrels. The cheer throughout the ship by sailor and marine alike was deafening at such an announcement! While the cat was away etc…
And so it began, the occasional 'damaged' case offered two or three tins, which were 'proffed' at point of contact and spirited away, but not too often to raise suspicion. It was more for the sport than anything else, as well as a drink later to quench the thirst of a workingman. Besides, the 'Can Man' (NAAFI stores manager) had power of write off through stock transfer damage.
At the cessation of the six hour RAS; I was walking back along the Burma way (C deck main passageway) only to be stopped by an old 'growler' Senior Chief who eyed the two cans of beer bulging in my shirt. "Royal I do hope they are muscles contained within your shirt" I went beetroot red and wanted to say the big boys made me do it! Mercifully he winked at me and said "on your way" and off he went in the opposite direction!
Back down the Embarked Forces mess deck we divided up our pirated treasure, and shared laughter at tales of previous RAS's that were so outrageous they just had to be true.
A six-hour RAS also provided aching limbs the following day, which was felt by all; it was regarded as a good work out with advantages.
Modern day as a Royal Marine Detachment. Ship Sergeant Major.
WRNS at sea is a fairly modern day phenomenon for the Royal Navy. I recall sitting in the Chiefs mess slurping tea whilst reading DRO's (Daily Routine Orders), where upon I came to a pre-warning order; A small detachment of Jenny Wrens would be undertaking sea trials as part of 'WRNS deploying to active sea service', they were to embark for a three month acquaint upon our return to harbour.
Having spat my tea over a fellow chief, I took myself to the Marines Barracks to catch up on their 'craic' (scuttlebutt) of the day. Late that afternoon in the Chief's Mess there were some long faces, I for one was up for rubbing their faces in it, as several old salty dogs had previously stated "It will never happen in my time, Nelson will get his eye back before we see WRNS at sea".
That same afternoon as we were passing close to land we received a mail drop, which included that days news papers; shortly after I sauntered into the mess with a cup of tea and adopted a quick getaway position close to the entrance. I sat reading the Times newspaper waiting for a moment of silence and then said out loud "Bugger me, you will never believe this"? All eyes were upon me as I continued… "Nelson's statue on Trafalgar Square has got scaffolding going up around it to allow the stone masons access to replace his lost eye"!
Every thing that was not tied or bolted down was thrown in my direction, (as was to be expected); I beat a tactical fighting withdrawal as I hit the exit laughing so loud I thought I would lose my lunch.
And so it came to pass. After weekend leave, the WRNS embarked the following Monday morning for twelve weeks of sea trials. The whole ship started smelling…feminine… Salt water, diesel fumes, baked bread and perfume. Poor old Nelson would have jumped off his column had he not been made of stone!
It was late that Monday morning that I committed the heinous crime of speaking out loud in a non-PC manner to a working party of marines; with the 'two ringer' Jenny Wren stood behind me (truly unbeknown to me and not purposely done).
As I turned I looked at the 'two ringers' name tally over her left breast (Royal Marines do not wear name tallies). "Morning Ma'am, you must be Lt ******" says I, which received the iced curt reply of "Good morning, I presume YOU are the ships Sergeant Major" upon which she turned on her heel and waddled off. I had a lot more to offer in the way of a reply, which fortunately for both of us did not happen.
That following morning tied up alongside; I assumed my position on the ships duty list as 'First Officer of the Day' (OOD), and mustered on the flight deck to observe the on coming duty watch, which was being augmented by several Jenny's, who were there to observe the 'on watch' and assist where required. My Second OOD a Royal Navy Midshipman was to be shadowed by 'Ma'am', whose eyes almost burst out their sockets when I was referred to by my duty position.
(The previous evenings DRO's had been posted detailing a different RN First OOD, who was since required shore side, hence my presence)!
As the Second OOD presented the on going watch to me I gave him a list of duties duly presented to me by the Executive Officer earlier that morning. This day was mine and I was about to savour it to the full. I ensured that the young midshipman (when piped to the flight deck) had his shadow close at hand.
(The Second OOD tends to be busier than a one legged man in an arse kicking competition with a roller skate on his foot in a room full of ball bearings; his duty is always a busy one)…
That early evening whilst conducting ships 'mess deck' rounds I took off at speed with Ma'am sucked along in my vortex. It pays to be fit and fast when conducting such a duty as it happens prior to evening supper. With one duty matelot ahead blowing the 'Officer Approaching' call on his Bosun's whistle; I was up and down hatches, ladders and stairwells like a Jack Russell terrier after a rat! My shadow was breathing out of her ears and her note taking 'pick up points' ended up looking like a spider had walked through ink on paper.
The following morning as I stood the watch down I noticed we were missing the 'shadow'. Some thing of which normally would require the courtesy of an explanation, but I decided some ones ego had been pricked sufficiently. I let it go and simply had a bit of 'craic' with the young 'middy' who was a good all round hand.
(I had studied and worked hard to pass the First OOD Naval Board Exam, some thing I am proud of to this day).
Ships RAS on the way to Gibraltar…
Prior to the RAS the ships Supply Officer as well as the Chief 'Jack Dusty' (Stores Chief) detailed different departments to various stations around the ship. WRNS were detailed off as pallet breakers (breaking down the netted cargo loads dropped by chopper), all under the watchful eye of one or two experienced matelots. Obviously speed is of the essence as any delay can, and will, scupper the RAS, which then has to be re-programmed as a separate evolution.
The whole of the RM Detachment assisted the 'Can Man' in storing his part of ship (always a pleasure) after which it was on to the de-ammunitioning of the 20mm & 30mm canon shells back over to the Aux ship (the latter being a real testicle buster as there were over eighty cases to be brought up four decks by hand).
All was flowing well until the WRNS buckled, exhausted under the workload! Skeleton hands were drawn from essential duties to replace them, as were a few marines, which did not bode well.
From that day forth, WRNS were placed on the 'essential' duties list whenever a RAS was required, which meant some matelots were doubling up on watches after completing the RAS without any down time. For me the initial concept of WRNS at sea had failed miserably, though the powers that be gave it a tick in the box, and the rest is history.
Young Ma'am turned out to be a decent hand, once the chip on her shoulder had been removed. Over drinks in the Chiefs mess one evening prior to the WRNS departure; she joked that it would be the turn of the Royal Marines next (it was left at that, as a joke)…
The day that happens Nelson will get his eye back as well as his right arm!
Jenny Wren has since settled in well within their roles at sea on HMShips, I suppose any new routine within the Senior Service requires time to adapt, after all the service has been around since the Ninth Century AD.
I have the greatest respect for them all.
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- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
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1. To make the stuffing: Preheat the oven to 250°F. Heat the oil in a large skillet over medium-low heat. Add the bacon and fry until it is cooked through but still a little pink and soft. Remove the bacon from the skillet (leave the oil and fat in the skillet) and, when cool enough to handle, chop it fine.
2. While the skillet is still hot, add the onions and place over low heat. Cook, stirring frequently, about 2 minutes. Add the mushrooms and bacon and raise the heat to medium. Season to taste with salt and pepper: Cover the skillet and cook for 15 minutes. Transfer the stuffing to an ovenproof dish and keep warm in the oven.
3. Meanwhile, make the pancakes: Grate the potatoes on the large holes of a box grater or with the grating disk of a food processor. Roll the potatoes in a clean kitchen towel and wring out any excess moisture. Transfer the potatoes to a bowl and stir in the egg, bread crumbs, and salt and pepper to taste.
4. To cook the pancakes, pour the oil into the skillet and place over medium heat. When the oil is very hot but not smoking, pour a scant 1/4 cup of batter and spread it out with a spatula until it is about 6 inches in diameter. Cook until the bottom is golden brown, about 3 minutes, then flip and cook the other side until browned and the pancake is slightly crispy, about 3 minutes more. Transfer the pancake to a plate and place in the oven to keep warm. Repeat until all the batter is used.
5. To serve, place 1/4 cup of the stuffing mixture on each pancake and then fold over. Put a dollop of sour cream on the side.
Reprinted with permission from One Big Table: A Portrait of American Cooking by Molly O'Neill, (C) 2010 Simon & Schuster
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- Carbohydrates50 g (17%)
- Fat16 g (25%)
- Protein10 g (20%)
- Saturated Fat3 g (15%)
- Sodium723 mg (30%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat3 g
- Fiber5 g (18%)
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Tara M. Johnson heard what sounded like fireworks late Wednesday afternoon and knew right off the bat what it was.
The citys crow hazing efforts began right across the street from her Main Avenue home.
Cody L. Baciuska and partner Garrett Grilli, two wildlife biologists from Loomacres Wildlife Management, Warnerville, were shooting pyrotechnics off in an attempt to scare and move the approximately 20,000 crows out of the city.
And the commotion caused by screeching and gunshot-like sounds scared her dog, Duff, every time another one was shot off.
I knew something was going on when the birds werent in the trees, Ms. Johnson said, noting they congregate in a series of trees in her neighborhood along the Black River.
On Wednesday, the two wildlife biologists decided to use a two-prong attack on the main flock that gathers right before dusk and stays until dawn.
Each armed with a single-shot pyrotechnics pistol, Mr. Baciuska was on the north side of the river, his partner on the south. Starting before 4 p.m.. the biologists planned to be out in the cold for several hours until they could no longer move the crows from their overnight roost.
The hazing will continue tonight, again Friday and the team of two will return to Watertown several more nights until they can finally say theyve moved the murder to the country. The city has given them permission to use lethal means shooting a few of the crows with a high-powered air rifle to scare off the rest.
But Mr. Baciuska insisted it would be only as a last resort, if the other methods are not successful.
Loomacres got the job with the city last year, and had mixed results. Mr. Baciuska blamed the frequent change in temperatures throughout the winter. The birds just kept coming back.
One night it was cold, and the next it wasnt, he said.
According to this years contract with the city, Loomacres the company that the Watertown International Airport has used will provide 150 hours of crow dispersing by hazing. If biologists must work more than 150 hours, Loomacres will be paid a rate of $35 per hour, with a maximum of 90 additional hours, for a total of $7,843.
Some people have complained about the health risks posed by the crows. Their droppings end up on sidewalks, cars and driveways. Many residents just want the city to get rid of them.
Residents still are encouraged to provide the location, estimated size, and dates and times of sightings of the crow flock. Loomacres Wildlife Management will continue to use this information as it works to move the crows out of the city. The toll-free phone number to report crow activities within the city is 1 (800) 243-1462.
This seasons roost may be not as big as last years, with the main flock stretching out for about a half-mile along the river. A couple of smaller ones hang out in clumps of other trees, he said.
They usually start their nightly visits around the river, but move around a little until they settle down for the night. At dawn, they head out to eat in the corn and grain fields in the country.
On Wednesday night, the temperatures hovered in the single-digits, so the crows were ready to call it a night early. Mr. Baciuska would not have it. He chased the crows while driving around neighborhoods in his white Chevy sedan with a yellow flashing light on its roof.
Each time he shot off the pyrotechnics, the birds scattered but stubbornly returned.
And on cue, a frightened Duff barked loudly.
I like the crows, said Ms. Johnson, who has two children. I think theyre pretty. I like the noise they make.
Every night when she gets home from work, the crows are there to greet her. The seasonal roost began in mid-October, a little earlier this year. They typically stick around until the end of March. But not if the two biologists get their way.
Were going to be persistent, Mr. Baciuska said.
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President Obama's decision to have himself surrounded with school children as he announced his "proposals" to deal with "gun violence" on Wednesday caused a lot of hand-wringing among his opponents, but it should have served as a model for political victory.
"Demagogic," "offensive," "disgusting," and "shameless" were just some of the adjectives used to describe it.
I have no interest in defending Obama. Anyone with an IQ above four and just a modicum of decency has no difficulty seeing the president's rush to exploit children — both those who lost their lives in the Sandy Hook School shooting, as well as those with whom he surrounded himself — as the intellectually and morally impoverished enterprise that it is.
But what does rationality and moral virtue have to do with political strategy?
Obama and his fellow travelers on the Left are often accused by their rivals on the Right of "emoting." That the Left is not infrequently guilty of this charge is true enough. Yet what those on the Right refuse to grasp is that what they perceive to be a weakness is, politically speaking, the Left's greatest strength.
While this doesn't accord with the myth — and, yes, it is indeed a myth — of the Wisdom of the American People, the brute, immovable fact of the matter is that when it comes to politics, the vast majority of American voters do not live by reason. Emotion is the air they breathe. Emoting is what they do.
That is, the Left stands a far greater chance of making inroads with the average American voter because the Left speaks his language.
Notice, I am not suggesting for a moment that the average American acts unduly irrational or emotional. It is the average American voter who acts thus. It is within the realm of politics, particularly national politics, that he or she is most susceptible to abandoning reason, for the average voter is just not all that attentive to the events that unfold on this stage — or how those events are framed so as to serve predetermined political ends.
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Lynn Gray, of Melbourne, celebrates with her five-year-old labrador retriever Zee after completing their run in the Palm Bay Agility Club's AKC Agility Trial at the Indian River County Fairgrounds on Thursday afternoon. "This is a spectacular facility," said John Courtney, president of the club, adding, "It's such a high when you have that unique, perfect run. It's a high like you can't believe." Over 2,000 runs will be made by the dogs competing in the event. The trials continue from 8:30 a.m. until around 5 p.m. Friday, and from 8 a.m. to around 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. The event is free and open to the public.
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Breast cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer in women in the U.S. and a leading cause of cancer-related deaths. Every October, the action-sports community creates "pink products," from apparel to hard goods, to help raise awareness and funds to fight breast cancer.
For the fourth year in a row, SUPRA has created a limited-edition shoe -- dubbed "Pink Party Society" -- in support of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. "I've been fortunate to have a lot of strong, talented and passionate women in my life," says SUPRA co-founder Angel Cabada, "and through my friend Elyse I saw how much she, and many others, suffered losing their loved ones [to breast cancer]. My partner and the designers at SUPRA all agreed we needed to do something to support the fight against cancer, so we did what we do best: We made a shoe that we felt would stand out and help raise awareness in the sneaker community."


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MASSENA Tim Hortons is a step closer to coming to Massena after the village Planning Board approved the project with various stipulations.
Project manager Marcelo Araujo, owner Eli Tarbell and engineer Hassan A. Fayad, among others, appeared before the board Wednesday evening.
The proposed location of the bake shop is 232 Main St., the former site of a KFC restaurant. The new building will be 1,953 square feet with a drive-through and 39 parking spots.
The St. Lawrence County Planning Board approved Tarbell Management Groups project two weeks ago under the 11 conditions.
Conditions included reducing the number of parking spaces from 39 to 29, identifying snow storage areas on the site plan, building a solid fence along the western lot line, and making the Main Street entrance one-way, with traffic exiting onto Garvin Avenue.
Mr. Araujo projected the business will bring in up to $40,000 per week.
We anticipate to have a first and second shift ... and we anticipate to have about 10 employees, Mr. Araujo said. So if we go with the county recommendation to reduce to 29 and we occupy 10 spots for employees only, that leaves available to our customers only 19 spots, and I think that is not wise.
After a thorough overview of the recommendations, planning board Chairman Frank Hutt decided that the board should go through each one and decide to approve it or not.
Overall, the planning board agreed with just three of the countys suggestions. Recommendations regarding the lighting being downcast and dark-kky compliant, a construction of a solid fence, and the drive-through menu being moved slightly were agreed upon by the board. The local board kept the number of parking spaces at 39.
The management group will return next week with an updated drawing of its site plan.
The motion for approval of the site plan with the stipulations was made by board member Brian Schafer and unanimously approved.
Were going to have a meeting with the Tim Hortons construction manager next week, and were going to establish a schedule. ... Then well be moving full steam with demolition, and if the board grants me my building permit, were going to put the shovel in the ground, Mr. Araujoa. When we break ground, usually it takes anywhere between 12 and 16 weeks. So were thinking that in about 16 or 17 weeks, weather depending, we should be open.
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Some Plains and Western states are bracing for a potential grasshopper population explosion this summer. High numbers of adult grasshoppers observed in states such as Wyoming last summer have experts worried that as the eggs laid by last year's population mature, a bumper crop of hungry, migratory insects could be on the way. We'll talk about the projected grasshopper forecast and what some states are doing to prepare.


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Done with work so now I'll be streaming League all day. Come join and chat and play a few games with me.
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What the hell is a Pwarp?
You asked why you can't carry. We answered. You're just not listening~~
I didn't get to Gold by myself. I had my bf and friends who helped mi out alot with advice (plats/diamonds/challenger). I listened, that's why I rose. It's your choice if you want to listen to advice or not, you have access to your "gf and high elo friends" as well as good players here on the forums as well like Candy to advise you.
p.s. I couldn't care if you're male, female or a cat behind the computer. I'm female too, and it doesn't matter.
The problem is that advice is not one size fits all. my GF has a different insight than you and you guys have a different insight than her. The moral of the story is that asking questions is a better idea.
PS @ female male issue. I generally use genderless pronouns until i know someones gender. I dont agree with using male pronouns as default because it only feeds the notion that every gamer is a dude.
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All I know is I have 1/10th your wins and less than 10% the number of games than you in ranked, yet I am a whole tier higher than you. I've been through the slog through silver and I'm just saying what I found useful to get through it.
Most people who have "gf"a are guys btw. You are the one misleading us and being ambiguous.
Jesus christ who forgot to change their tampon in her twat. Like seriously, guy/girl, who gives a shit. if you can play the damn game you can play the damn game. Unless you're a stuck up attention whore like Kaceytron, which I hopefully think you aren't.
All this QQing right now just shows that you really are terrible. And frankly, I don't care whatever spouse/closefriend/groupie says. Just these few posts alone frankly tell me that you are toxic.
Btw 500 Wins and still in Silver V does say something about your ELO/Skill. If anything, that tells me you are more of a Bronze player over anything else.
-sigh- the point was that she made an incorrect assumption and i just stressed the point that inquring someones ideas or thoughts before critisizing them would be a better idea.
The hypernegitive responces are unnecessary.
Throwing out the generic "you're bad and you should feel bad" repertoire of statements. is the "toxic" thing to do because it does nothing to help, and it just creates animosity instead of providing insight into a players struggles.
While you guys can make small assumptions from a small amount of data, theres others out there whom do ask questions and try to get a bigger picture rather than make small quick jabs at other person whom is obviously frustrated.
Let me give you some ideas first.
Why do you think a Diamond 3 would put his ELO on the line for a bad player?
When I met lenny(thats the diamond player I duo'd with) he wanted to spectate how i played first, he wanted to see how i played the game right off.
After a couple games he asked if i wanted to see if i could play with plat and diamond players, i was nervous as hell but I said "sure" and we duo'd for a week. a week of high plat low diamond. We played through Diamond 5~Diamond 3 together(winning his promos). I jungled Shyvana, sejuani, Elise, and support Nami the entire time.
In the end I learned that while I certainly wasn't as good as the players at that ELO range, I was capable of playing in that range without issue, and without being the fault element to the team.
This isn't to say that im better than My rating says, but is to say perhapse im missing key ideas or game play understanding that is preventing me from rising into an elo range that I can play at if placed into.
Do you really think someone who is "bronze" could jungle successfully agaisnt a plat/Diamond level team? OR perhapse could there be more to the story than meets the eye?
I ADC'd a short but during that time and I definitely figured out I was no where near the skill level of the enemy ADC's, Mid laned, ahri and did moderate to poorly, I never got to top, but I did excellently when jungling at that ELO range, and my friend said was a phenomenal support but i view myself as doing poorly.
The only reason we stopped duoing is because he got shipped off the the US Navy. I honestly really miss playing at the plat/diamond level because the games were intense and it was so much easier to see my mistakes.
There are underlying issues that I have with playing the game that others don't have, but no one would know that unless they asked the right questions or listened to a players ideas and issues first.
Last edited by Just_Me_Shyvana; 01-15-2014 at 10:01 AM.
~World's most played Shyvana games: Final Count: 2611 Jan.29th 2013)~
Quit, moved to WildStar. Cya later Dragonborn
I'v been playing with Plat I and even with Candy. I am only Gold III now and NOW i started maining ADcarry as i pretty much know how the lane works down there.
lol i even carried Candy in his Diamond games, so why am i not Diamond ?
The idea, if i can beat "XX elo player" i should be at least that better then he is and i should be in higher ELO does. not. work.
I am playing with a player that was playing with OCELOTE back in the days and he beated him mid with no hands and yet look where OCE has been and where is the person i duoed with is.
Seriously, after THAT many games if you are only GOOD at ONE role and not yet mastered it so hard that you can faceroll every game with jungler, because thats what Nightwhite did you can't really say you are Diamond jungler material.
I beat 80% of bottom lanes in my elo with different comps after the pause i took, and you can see that in the elo i have gained in past days.


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NEWPORT-The North Country Boys defeated Colchester 57-52 in Metro Division Basketball action tonight. Big game for Tyler Jenne with 17 points, also Connor Hogan was a monster on the boards for the Falcons.
Full details to come soon.
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JAY–North Country improved on their last performance against Stowe, adding an additional goal to their total, as they handed the Raider girls a 3-0 loss on Wednesday evening.
"I thought the first period was good as we set the pace. The second period, between all the penalties for both teams, I thought we never got into a rhythm, and in the third I thought we picked it back up," said NCU coach Claude Paul.
This is the second consecutive win over a team called the Raiders for North Country, as they disposed of the Rutland Red Raiders by an identical 3-0 score on Saturday.
North Country Girl's hockey team beats Stowe 3-0 while the boys tie Spaulding 3-3. UCA boys hoops fall short against Richford, plus results from the Crusader girls game in Friday's Express.
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NEWPORT–A much better looking North Country girls basketball team took to the court on Tuesday night to square off against the BFA Comets. Although they did not get the win, dropping the contest 57-45, it was a greatly improved showing from last week's match with CVU.
"I am really proud of the fight that the girls showed," said NCU coach Christiane Brown. "It is not like we are two fighters in the ring, but when someone throws that first punch, are you going to lay down or are you going to get up and say is that your best shot, and the girls stood up and I am proud of them."
North Country's girls played a much improved game against BFA St. Albans, but fell short in their goal, losing 57-45.
Also, the Lake Region boys defeated Peoples Academy 62-48. Now the question remains, who can stop them?
Details of the games in the next issue of the Newport Daily Express.
CABOT–The UCA Girls picked up their fourth win of the season while the Crusader boys loss their third of the year as the two teams earned a split on Monday evening.
For the girls, it was a well-rounded effort, utilizing their triangle and two defense to shut down the Cabot bigs while getting offense from multiple players in their 39-38 win.
"Our play movement was the best it has been all year and the balance of scoring was nice to see," said coach Molly Smith.
Laura Libby had ten points while Christina Maxwell and Olivia Foster each had nine.
ORLEANS–Fans in Ranger Country were treated to arguably the best basketball game that the Lake Region girls have played this season as the Lady Rangers defeated the top-seeded, undefeated BFA Fairfax Bullets 48-43 on Monday night.
"We played great," said coach Mark Tinker. "We got contributions from a lot of players, rotating in a lot of kids, and I thought everybody made significant contributions."
The team has been trending upwards since their game against Enosburg, something the coach expanded on after the game.
JAY-North Country was without two key forwards when they hit the ice on Saturday morning to take on the Rutland Red Raiders, but coach Claude Paul made the necessary adjustments, and the Falcon girls came away with the 3-0 win to improve to 9-3-1 this season.
"I thought we played a disciplined, defensive game... after the first," said coach Paul after the game. "I liked the way the D played and I liked the way we were moving the puck up the ice quickly."
JAY-Kody Halikas had three goals and an assist and Ryan O'Donnell returned from his two game suspension to score his first career varsity goal as the North Country boys dispensed with the Stowe Raiders 7-1 to conclude an excellent afternoon of Falcon hockey on Saturday.
"I think we moved the puck around well and some guys buried the pucks when they had the opportunity to do so," said coach Andrew Roy.
Chase LaCourse and Chris Bronson combined to stop fifteen shots for the Falcons. Dylan Whitaker was a very busy man in this game, blocking thirty out of thirty seven shots for Stowe.
WINDSOR–The Lake Region girls defeated Burr and Burton Academy on Saturday afternoon to improve to 8-2 on the season.
"Our team defense showed improvement with better rotations and strong help D," said coach Mark Tinker. "With the better defense we were able to hold them to just twenty-two percent shooting for the game."
This is the third win in a row for Lake Region.
After defeating Lyndon Institute a week ago, they had a fine comeback win over Enosburg on Thursday evening at the Don Harter Memorial Gym.


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PAWTUCKET — Just because the Pawtucket Red Sox are three wins away from clinching yet another Governors' Cup championship, it doesn't mean the roster is untouchable.
Even amidst playoff competition, the Triple-A outfit remains at the beck and call of the parent club. The regular-season practice of providing reinforcements on a need basis does not get a reprieve just because of what teams like the PawSox have lined up over the next several days.
PAWTUCKET — Just because the Pawtucket Red Sox are three wins away from clinching yet another Governors' Cup championship, it doesn't mean the roster is untouchable.
Even amidst playoff competition, the Triple-A outfit remains at the beck and call of the parent club. The regular-season practice of providing reinforcements on a need basis does not get a reprieve just because of what teams like the PawSox have lined up over the next several days.
When Pawtucket kicks off the best-of-five International League finals Tuesday night in Durham, it will do so minus the services of two key players who were removed from the equation prior to the locals polishing off first-round foe Rochester. Outfielder Jackie Bradley Jr. wasn't around for the final two games of the five-game set with the Red Wings, while starter-turned reliever Allen Webster was not at the PawSox' disposal for decisive Game 5.
The PawSox understand that they have seen the last of Bradley and Webster this postseason. It remains to be seen if any more defections spring about, though manager Gary DiSarcina did his part by putting his players on alert late Sunday afternoon inside a champagne-soaked McCoy Stadium clubhouse.
With a jubilant and wet congregation of minor-league ballplayers forming a semicircle around their general, a business-esque DiSarcina alerted the troops of impending travel plans. After unveiling the time of the bus that would take the team from McCoy to T.F. Green Airport, the Pawtucket skipper stated, "Pack an extra bag in case you get called up."
Translation: What Bradley and Webster experienced this weekend could also transpire for Alex Wilson, Jose De La Torre, Pedro Beato, Alex Hassan, Brock Holt or any other PawSox member who's presently listed on Boston's 40-man roster. All of them may start the Durham series with 'Pawtucket' emblazoned across the jersey top, but who's not to say that come tomorrow or the next day, they are told to fly to Tampa Bay, where the Red Sox will begin a series Tuesday night.
"If something happens, they could get called up today," DiSarcina recently noted. "You can lose a key piece, but that's the way Triple A is. It's what you have to deal with and do the best with what you have."
Along that train of thought, Red Sox Director of Player Development Ben Crockett added, "The guys have to be resilient and focus on the things that they need to do."
Watching the Red Sox-related news and results filter out of Yankee Stadium this past weekend provided a foreshadowing of what was to come. With Jacoby Ellsbury out for the foreseeable future with a fractured foot, the Red Sox were in the market for outfield depth. That explains why Bradley was plucked from Pawtucket.
In Webster's case, Boston needed a fresh bullpen arm following three straight days of slugfests with the Yankees. It didn't matter that the hard-throwing right-hander had just one relief appearance under his belt – one that came as recently as Game 1 of the Rochester series.
It's a tale as old as time, but given that Pawtucket remains in the hunt for back-to-back I.L. crowns, it bears repeating. The needs of the big-league faction are always going to supersede what's transpiring down on the farm.
"If you look at our major-league roster, a large chunk of it is made up of players who spent time in Pawtucket," Crockett pointed out. "They've had a lot of attrition from this roster to the big leagues, which is a great thing for everybody and what they all want."
In the interim, it behooves the PawSox players who remain on standby to enjoy a rarity in today's close-to-the-vest world of minor-league baseball. The stakes and pressure surrounding this championship "hanging in the balance" series is similar to what major-league ballplayers experience routinely and gives credence to the minors.
The games are definitely managed differently, witnessed by DiSarcina deploying reliever Chris Martin into a tough situation on Sunday. Inheriting a one-out, bases-loaded jam in the sixth inning, Martin promptly retired the only two Rochester hitters he faced in the frame.
"That's why the playoffs are important," DiSarcina said. "You can't make up a situation like that during the regular season."
Said Crockett, "The playoffs represent a different level of pressure and is something closer to what they're going to feel once they get to the big leagues. You can't ever simulate that 100 percent, but I think the playoff experience is great for these guys."
Yes, there's a different buzz surrounding the PawSox these days. Yet as the losses of Bradley and Webster demonstrate, the business of call-ups is still very much alive.
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