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Strung this up for a kid on my team. Standard 10d hard.
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And this is mine own. Homemade wax mesh on a Surgeon.
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They both look good, however the Blueprint's shooters look a little sloppy. As long as the kid likes it though.
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Thanks. And yeah, I noticed that too so I fixed them up.
I would say that these look alright, it may be the combination of the materials (hard mesh) as well as the used heads, but they are good, but I would say that the blueprint can for sure use some touching up as the channel looks very awkward in the face pic, and the shooters are very sloppy as previously stated
Yeah, I don't know what happened with that picture; it isn't like that though. And I think it's something about the shooters themselves because, as you can see with the Surgeon, I can do shooters pretty well.
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"Stands will be bigger and we will have a number of shows and talks. We are re-energizing," Paris Photo's new director Julien Frydman says of the move from the fair's former location at the Carrousel du Louvre.
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Byline: Sarah Miloudi
CHURCH attendance in Wales could decline to less than a quarter of its current level according to an analysis of the country's religious trends.
New figures compiled after an analysis of membership of religious bodies have revealed the numbers attending churchona monthly basis could fall from 200,000 to fewer than 40,000 over the next four decades - that is less than the average attendance at Chelsea's Stamford Bridge football ground.
If the predictions are proved true, by 2050 Wales will be home to the smallest churchgoing population in Britain, as attendance in England was predicted to fall from three million to 700,000, and in Scotland it is expected to decline from 550,000 to 140,000 in the same period.
The figures published yesterday are specific to the numbers attending services based on Christianity, and showed the decline was particularly acute among Methodist and Pres byterian worshipers.
In both cases, worshipers are predominantly aged over 65 and according to the report - entitled Religious trends published by Christian Religion - these are the worshipers who are "dying off", andtheir associated churches could have to merge with others in order to survive.
Following publication of the figures, leading religion figures defended the state of church attendance across the country.
The Archbishop of Wales, Dr Barry Morgan, said that although there had been a decline in the numbers attending services, at some churches in Wales, more than 44,000 people attended each week, with the figure rising to more than 72,000 at Christmas.
DrMorgan said: "All over Wales you can see parishes and churches transforming themselves and the community around them.
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He also cited a number of churches which - thanks to new projects to restore their buildings to serve the community - have been kept open, such as St Joseph's church in Cwmbranin Torfaen.
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Skip to comments.Double Agent: Marco Rubio Caught Making Different Amnesty Claims to Spanish, English Audiences
Posted on 06/13/2013 5:40:35 PM PDT by montag813
What do I say now? ¿Qué le digo ahora?
On Monday, a majority of Senate Republicans voted to continue debate of the disastrous 'Gang of Eight' amnesty bill, surprising many when the vote easily cleared the required 60 threshold, 82-15.
The reason many Republicans trust that a bill they haven't even read will "secure the border first" is because Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) has assured them it would - endlessly. He even wen't on a record-tying FIVE Sunday news shows to assert this (and a avalanche of other lies), and assured audiences he would never back a bill that did not secure the border first, before amnesty. And Rubio claimed the Gang's bill did exactly that.
Yesterday, Rubio made fools of many of his colleagues - who should have known better anyway - and was exposed as a bald-faced liar after being caught making totally different claims about the bill - on Spanish and English media.
If you were listening - on either side of the issue - Rubio told you exactly what you wanted to hear.
In a Spanish-language interview Sunday with the network Univision (video here, translation here) Sen. Rubio made his strongest statement yet that legalization of the nations tens of millions of illegal aliens must happen before any new border security or internal enforcement measures are in place, and will in no way be conditional on any security requirements.
Lets be clear. Nobody is talking about preventing the legalization. The legalization is going to happen. That means the following will happen: First comes the legalization. Then come the measures to secure the border. And then comes the process of permanent residence. What were talking about here is the system of permanent residence. As for the legalization, the enormous majority of my colleagues have accepted that it has to happen and that it has to begin at the same time we begin the measures for [the border]. It is not conditional. The legalization is not conditional.To put it mildly, this is very different from what Rubio has told English-speaking audiences, especially on shows like Mark Levin, Sean Hannity and Rush Limbaugh - who were instrumental in helping the former "Tea Party darling" prevail in his tough Senate primary in 2010. For months now, Rubio has repeatedly, endlessly, claimed that border security would come first, before any legalization. Rubio has further asserted that he could and would never support a bill that didn't secure the border first.
In a nutshell, he lied through his teeth to these hosts who constantly praised him as a "good guy", "honest", "conservative", Senator they supported. While we activists screamed "snap out of it" they continued like this for months, praising Rubio's "effort to solve the problem" while ignoring dozens of articles and analyses proving that his claims were full of lies.
His greatest talker champion has been the disappointing Sean Hannity, who infamously announced after the 2012 election that had "evolved" on immigration, and supported a "pathway to citizenship" for tens of millions of illegals. Hannity has repeatedly stood by Rubio, even when other began to realize what we activists had been screaming: Rubio is lying, stop promoting him.
But yesterday, something changed. Rush Limbaugh seemed confused, expressing "disappointment" with Rubio. Even Rubio's greatest "conservative" champion Hannity seemed to finally get that something was amiss.
Hannity asked Rubio about the Univision interview. Rubio responded with his usual technique, familiar to anyone who has ever negotiated a used car: talk faster, and change the subject. It didn't satisfy Hannity as it has in the past.
Why wouldnt it be better to just secure the border first totally and then move forward with dealing with the 11 million people or so that are in the country illegally?
Thats how I felt at the beginning, too, Rubio answered, The problem I encountered is what do I do in the meantime
How about nothing? Hannity interrupted.
Rubio gave his usual canards: we have to "know who's here" so we can "deport the criminals" (How? Are they are going to turn themselves in?); we have to "freeze the problem" or more illegals will come in (How? Without a border fence, illegals will just stop coming in out of courtesy to Marco?); etc. Absurdities all.
Hannity twice returned to Rubios statement on Univision. You understand that people read the interview, those of us that didnt speak Spanish, and it was interpreted as first comes legalization, then comes secure the border, that legalization is not conditional. I think you would then understand why people thought this.
Right, Rubio said. So maybe, I probably should have been more artful in the use of terms.
"The Artful Liar". Terrific. And what is especially disturbing is his saying one thing to Spanish-speaking audiences, and the exact opposite in English. This is exactly what Arabs like Yasser Arafat have done for years - promising "peace" in English and "jihad" (holy war) to Arabic audiences. We know who always got the truth from Arafat.
Are there any conservatives out there who still support or trust this guy?
Here are some extended excerpts from the Hannity interview.
The Amnesty bill must be stopped.call congress.
30 million illegals get Amnesty to vote in 2014 election
those 30 million can bring in 50 million more of their relatives still in the 3rd world.
30 million more illegals will invade to do the under the table jobs
untold millions will cross into the USA to get in on the
Amnesty bonanza.
if this bill passes the USA is done
these representatives in Congress are traitors against
Americans .
Well, knock me over with a feather!
I don't understand why Rush defends the guy.
people keep wishing for rising star to lead this country but all i see is more crap none of them are any good
Rush is stuck in 2005.
rubio would be a dangerous enemy if he becomes a democrat.
On today's show he was still telling the same story on M. Medved's show - and Medved was lapping it up.
a white Republican version of Obama.
Rubio is a traitor.
Traitorrubio is now his name as long as his great-great-grandchildren are alive.
I don't get it either. If he was Marc Rubin would he still be a supposed "star'? I've always found him to be blah.
We can see him speaking of 'artful techniques'...
I hope Alan West primaries him in 2016.
Double Agent: Marco Rubio Caught Making Different Amnesty Claims to Spanish, English Audiences
"The Amnesty bill must be stopped. Call congress.
"30 million illegals get Amnesty to vote in 2014 election
"Those 30 million can bring in 50 million more of their relatives still in the 3rd world.
"30 million more illegals will invade to do the under the table jobs.
"Untold millions will cross into the USA to get in on the Amnesty bonanza.
"If this bill passes the USA is done.
"These representatives in Congress are traitors against Americans."
Mark Rubio Dead to Me - in the Graveyard of RINOs
Double Agent is right. Rubio really turned out to be worse than those on the other side of the aisle..
Marco Rubio is not a Conservative....period
Telling if Amnesty Liberal Sean Hannity is starting to get wary of him
Rubio's star has risen and fallen. Time to move on.
Now he can claim 'he warned us'.
How do you say "filthy liar" in Spanish ???
Why am I not surprised?
We all need to start melting the DC lines to stop this bill!
Capitol switchboard at (202) 224-3121. A switchboard operator will connect you directly with the Senate office you request.
I think the term is....Democrat posing as conservative.
He already is both of those.
His ad supporting the amnesty bill is maddening.
The illegals will supposedly pay fines, not qualify for obamacare, not qualify for welfare and on and on. What the F is he smoking to believe that? Every one of those things is a lie.
What do we do sit here and complain on the Internet when we should be protesting in the streets, outside of Congress as they prepare to give Amnesty to these immigrant creeps.protests, marches, no we sit here while they take our country away.
At least we should be calling Congressmen non stop, emailing , twitter ,paper letters( an effective method) etc.
I am writing something up to give these congressmen a piece of my mind
Yep. Seen the new Capital Gold commercial? Nails it.
Fast talkin' bilingual sleazeball lawyer.
I "unliked" him on my FB page.
His program is pocketing truckloads of cash from those Zuckerberg pro-Rubio immigration "reform" ads that air constantly on his show.
Rubios star has risen and fallen. Time to move on.
Listening to Rush Limbaugh today, I got the feeling that Rush is moving past the "disappointed" stage and beginning to arrive at the same conclusion many of us came to long ago—Rubio is a sell-out of both his party and his country.
I hope Rush starts turning his heavy guns in an anti-amnesty direction. Time is getting late (hopefully it's not already too late) and every concerned American needs to speak up to stop this betrayal.
Rubio is a liar and a traitor. I've never seen a politician, with such personna and promise, self-destruct so quickly. And America will be destroyed by what he and his treasonous Gang of Scum are doing and lying to us about their intentions.
Rubio was pro amnesty from day 1. He back tracked for awhile when he saw the conservative base of Republicans were against it. Now he wants to talk out of both sides of his mouth, in two languages!
Today in the Senate Schumer said it will take years and years and years to secure the border. This agrees with Rubio's spanish statement.
Not only is he a liar, he is a racist.
"rubio would be a dangerous enemy if he becomes a democrat."
He's more dangerous posing as a republican than if he was honest and registered as a democrat!
That's Zuckerberg and other lib-dems's ad using Rubio and Ryan to promote their amnesty crap. It's cleverly disguised for the LIV to think their way.
You mean, the Alan West that when asked if he was going to address the clear eligibility issues surrounding the usurper...West stated:
"Well I cant do anything with this because I might run for political office."
Putting political ambitions ahead of defending the Constitution. All of it. Including Article II, Section I, Clause 5.
That Alan West?
That is not the commercial I heard. The one I heard had Rubio talking and approving the message.....and it was on a conservative talk radio.
people rather be keyboard commandos than be the boots on the ground.
yeah I'm including myself for being "soft".
maybe only people who are on welfare would riot on the streets. like ows, or what 1992 LA riot was a big one, maybe those people have nothing to loose.
I was very disappointed when he said that. I had thought he was a stand up guy.
West has hardly been the only one to dodge that question, Hannity, Limbaugh, and SCOTUS, to name a few.
The so called Birther movement gained zero traction. It was unfortunate, but as Rumsfield famously said, "you go to war with the Army you have."
This is precisely why the NBC clause in ArtII exist!
Again, I had been warning that he is an unprincipled liar for months before this happened.
Again, I had been warning that he is an unprincipled liar for months before this happened.
you know, I think what's needed is a class action suit against the govt for not enforcing the laws regarding our borders. we don't need more laws or agreements... no horse trading required... the laws are on the books and are being ignored to further their political agenda
this has to stop
a class action suit against those hired to insure these laws are upheld is the only way.
and the class action needs teeth. if their inaction resulted in any crimes... then those that enabled it should face the same penalty as if they conspired to commit the crime.
How about "No!'?
That's the same in both languages, Rubio.
This bill is treason to America.
And all who support it are traitors.
These clowns are supposed to represent the American people, not the Mexicans and Guatamalans.
Every other country in the world does not permit you to be there illegally—they kick your butt out.
Who says we have to be different?
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Congrats to another fellow expat Jersey Boy achieving and reaching the 2K level of Teh Clubbe.
Congrats on the slacktastic achievement!
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Sniff...so proud of you dear...
Congrats NC friend! Hope to be joining you soon...does the boat move at the clubbe level?
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Way to go!!
Congrats, Tide! Or should that be Tidde... er, maybe not.
Congrats! Isn't the gift the the Clubbe wood?
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Congrats my man.
Representing NC proud.
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Ahhhhh the 2K. I personally feel we Clubbers are in a premium level those above and below us don't quite understand....but you get me, right? Right. Clubbe!
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Occupy Your Brain!
It's a high tide! ohhh... that was bad. Anyways- yay Tide!!!
Children in the back seat can cause accidents - and vice versa.
Thank you all.
It's been a long 7+ year run to 2000 posts. I remember taking a hiatus in there at some time, but I'm sure 3000 will come much quicker.
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It Is a Small resort and The swimming pool Is never crowded. The staff Is friendly and helpful. More staff proactivity would be very much appreciated.
Our apartment (n.4) Is near a local disco and The Music may bother at night. The apartment need maintenance; we had to tell what needed to be fixed upon our arrival.
quiet place, near VilaMoura,
Very old furniture, bad mattress, 16h check in is very annoying
Friendly and helpful staff, good location near to beach and restaurants/bars, on pleasant tree-lined road with easy access to shops
The gym was very basic, the breakfast could have been better
The staff were very helpful,good location to the beach and prom and nearby cafe`s.
The only bad thing was the breakfast! The only edible thing was the melon!
location and services of aparthotel.
didn't like studio room, transferred to a 1 bed apartment
Pleasant hotel and staff. Very good value and good facilities. Would return.
One noisy guest at 2.30 am. just only once.
The view from our room was wonderful although the rooms are basic they are comfortable and meet our needs. The location suited us as we were not too far away to enable us to walk down to the beach and into the centre each day.
Would have liked to have had sky tv in the rooms and perhaps internet availability.
The staff were really friendly and helpful. All of them speak English well. The room was very clean and quiet. Good location for the people who like walking and appreciate good see-views or travel in a car. Good value for money.
The best of this hotel is the price. Breakfast also included. Not so far from the center, and the beach is close too. The rooms was always clean!
The bed was too soft. It is maybe good for pensioners, but not for a young couple. The hotel is at the main road, so if your window looks there, you will have a noisy night. The light in the bathroom was poor. The other little bad thing is about the breakfast. It is from 8-10, but it is strongly advised to get there until 9, because there is almost nothing at 9:30.
Good basic hotel.
Coffee facilities at breakfast and juice drinks not very good.
The staff were friendly. The breakfast was a welcome extra. The room was fairly comfortable and nice bathroom
Balcony didnt lock
Clean and comfortable, idea for a stopover close to the airport
The area around the hotel in general
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Unfortunately, the rooms were VERY small, although I heard from others traveling with us that most rooms in the surrounding hotels are very small. The concierges also seems rather uninformed of the area- we're unable to give recommendations of tours and restaurants- for that you must see the kiosks in the area (btw- horseback riding at sunset on the beach through Quinto da Saudade was one of the most spectacles things I have ever seen!) The rooms also did not seem too clean since there was an odor in the room and stains on the walls.
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We would have like to have dined occasionally in the hotel but this was not available. We were there is October and the restaurant was not open.
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Breakfast was poor
Nice little hotel, beautifully furnished, with air conditioned and free wifi. Lovely small balcony on the street.
On Saturday night the street was very noisy. The rooms at the back would have been better but I believe that they have shared bathrooms.
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Set in the heart of the historic Hirsel Estate just 18 miles from the coast at Berwick-upon-Tweed and adjacent to an 18-hole golf course, these two charming holiday cottages (Lakeview, ref SQQH and Ray Bells, ref SUUY) are beautifully furnished and decorated. Close to the Hirsel Lake which is nationally renowned for its otters, swans and wildfowl, there are waymarked walks through the estate and especially around Dundock Wood, famous for its rhododendrons and azaleas, full of wonderful colour and scent May to June. In the Homestead courtyard nearby there are fascinating craft workshops, a countryside museum, a tea room serving delicious lunches and home baking and a children's play area. Edinburgh is just an hour away, while the wide sandy beaches of the Northumbrian coast are only 30 minutes' drive. Shop and pub 1 mile.
Open-plan living/dining room with wood-burning stove/dining room with step down to galley-style kitchen with tiled floor. Double bedroom with 6ft zip and link bed (can be twin), TV and en-suite shower room and toilet.
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With sea views from almost every window, this delightful, stylish, end-of-terrace holiday cottage is set on a working livestock farm and was the original smiddy or blacksmiths workshop, full of period detail and quirky features it is now a charming, beautifully furnished holiday cottage. The property is accessed by a farm track through the steading, which continues down to a small pebble beach, just five minutes' walk away. Explore the Southern Upland Way, with the John Muir Way and Pennine Way offering lowland and coastal walking. The area is a good base from which to tour the Lothians, Borders and Northumberland. Enjoy a 30-minute train journey from Dunbar, 8 miles, to the festival city of Edinburgh for a relaxed day exploring the historic sites and a great range of entertainment. Cockburnspath, 2½ miles, has local pubs and shopping. Enjoy a game of golf, 8 miles, or a visit to the sandy beach, just 1½ miles. Shop 2½ miles, pub and restaurant 6 miles.
Ground floor: Living room. 2 steps up to dining room/kitchen with French doors and wooden floor. 4 steps down to sun room with French doors and beams. Separate toilet. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double (5ft) with en-suite bathroom with roll-top bath, shower cubicle and toilet, 1 twin with en-suite shower room and toilet. Sloping ceilings throughout.
Double-sided woodburner in living room and sun room included. Oil central heating and underfloor electric central heating (in bathrooms) included (£30per week, £15 per short break November-March). Electricity, oil, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. Two Freeview TVs. Blu-ray. CD. Oil Rayburn. Electric cooker. Combi microwave/oven/grill. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Wi-fi. Enclosed garden with patio and furniture. Parking (2 cars). Welcome pack. No smoking.
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Set by a tumbling burn in rolling hills, this detached stone cottage lies 23 miles south of Edinburgh with easy access to all that the vibrant city has to offer. Part of a working sheep farm, it was formerly an old mill, now converted to a high standard with great attention to comfort and style. Melrose is 15 miles, and Kelso 20 miles, with fascinating shops, great historic houses and gardens, good golf courses and fishing. Beaches of the East Lothian coast, 25 miles. Good walking from the door. Shops, excellent restaurants and pubs 2 miles.
Large living room with sofa-bed (alternative sleeping), wood-burning stove in feature fireplace, window seat and French door to garden. Kitchen/dining room. Separate toilet. Spiral staircase to first floor: Two bedrooms, each with 6ft zip & link beds (can form two singles) and en-suite bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet.
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With views over the Moorfoot hills, this spacious, detached holiday cottage has been crafted from original farm buildings. Edinburgh is just 16 miles away with particularly easy access using the park & ride. Explore Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood Palace, the cobbles of the Royal Mile and the thoroughfares of the New Town. Enjoy theatres, clubs, restaurants, art galleries and shops. Fishing and hill walking locally, with golf at Torwoodlee, 14 miles, and mountain bike trails for every level in Glentress Forest, 20 miles. Good access to the Border towns of Melrose and Kelso with their ancient abbeys, historic houses and gardens. Local shopping in Stow, 7 miles, with main shopping in Galashiels, 15 miles. Braehill House has a timber deck running along the front which can be accessed from each of the main living areas opening with a sliding wall from the dining area, and a sheltered, private, enclosed courtyard garden as well as a swimming pool and games room give endless entertainment, and the very spacious living areas with air conditioning provide both quiet and social spaces. Shop, pub and restaurant 7 miles.
Ground floor: Living room/dining area with 3 steps and wooden floor/kitchen. Second living room. Snug. Utility room. Games room. 1 double (5ft) bedroom with en-suite shower room. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. Open-tread stairs to galleried seating area. First floor: 2 double bedrooms. Second staircase to first floor: 3 bedrooms: 2 double, one with en-suite bathroom with Jacuzzi bath, double shower cubicle and toilet, one with sloping ceiling, 1 twin. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Woodburner in living room and second living room (initial fuel included). Oil central heating, electric underfloor central heating (in living/dining room/kitchen, November-March), gas, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. High chair. Six satellite TVs. CD. Electric and gas hobs. Electric ovens. Microwave. Washing machine. Two dishwashers. Fridge/freezer. Wi-fi. Enclosed garden with patio, terrace and furniture. Large shared garden and children's play area. Barbecue. Ample parking. Cycle store. Indoor heated, private swimming pool (7m x 4m). Games room with pool table, table football and air hockey. No smoking. NB: Pond and 6 steps in shared garden.
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Mike Hardge took his stroll toward the batter's box at Memorial Stadium. He also took a lengthy look around.
"Great crowd," he said to himself. "This is the place to play."
That was the summer of 1997. Hardge was dressed in the green of the Lubbock Crickets, who were facing the hometown Amarillo Dillas in a Texas-Louisiana League baseball game.
Fast-forward to April of 2000. Hardge, coming off shoulder surgery after two years in Double-A ball with the St. Louis Cardinals, knows he needs a place to play for the summer to determine if he still has the right stuff.
"I thought of Amarillo right away," Hardge said. "I remembered those crowds."
Hardge spent 1997 and 1998 with the Crickets, years in which Amarillo became known as the mecca for league attendance. Since the league was founded in 1994, the Dillas have captured one championship on the field and six attendance titles. In other words, during the past six years, lots of opposing league players have strolled to the Memorial Stadium plate envious of the large, cheering crowds.
This year, however, Amarillo ranks a distant and perplexing third in the league attendance race. As of Wednesday, or 29 games into the 2000 season, the Dillas are averaging 2,053 fans, or 1,547 fewer per game than during the 1999 season. This coming on the heels of the 1999 league championship.
Ozark leads the race at 3,281 fans per game, followed by newcomer San Angelo, averaging 2,882 per night.
"What's up with that?" asked Hardge. "The people of Amarillo who come out to the games have been great and I love them. But I have been disappointed in the crowds."
T-L League players and managers love seeing fans in the stands. With each league team limited to a $21,000-a-month salary cap, players aren't building mansions in Maui. Thus, teams able to attract the most fans are able to draw the best players - such as Hardge, an all-star this year.
Dillas third-year manager Daren Brown said attendance at league games is a selling point when he starts negotiating contracts. Amarillo had the reputation of being the place to play entering this season.
"Obviously, this might sound selfish, but when there are 5,000 people in the park, when somebody hits a home run, there is more money (handed through the screen) than at a place without fans," Brown said. "Attendance is a big part of getting players here. It's also a big part when players are talking to other players in other leagues to get them here. Teams in this league enjoy coming up here."
Dillas six-year veteran Lonnie Maclin said large crowds pick up players' intensity.
"You aren't making a whole lot of money out here," Maclin said. "So baseball at this level is entertaining people. No matter what skills you have - entertainer, dancer or a baseball player - you just aren't into it as much if the crowd isn't there. People give you energy."
Third-year Amarillo shortstop Kenny Hook agrees with Maclin, saying crowds are motivational.
"I think having success on the field is a direct corelation of our fan support," Hook said. "Look at our home record (94-24 the past 2 1/2 seasons). It obviously gets your juices going to play in front of a big crowd."
Maclin said he can't pinpoint one reason why Amarillo is no longer king of the gate. But several items, such as the earliest start to a season in league history, May 4, have contributed to the average of 1,547 fewer faces per game.
"I'm not totally sure why fans aren't coming out," Maclin said. "The early start, lack of television advertisement, and we all might have taken it for granted since we won a championship last year fans would automatically show up. Obviously, it's not happening. These crowds are way down."
Maclin, Hook and Brown all agreed the Ozark and San Angelo will soon begin a more serious challenge for the Dillas' superiority on the field. Amarillo has been out of first place just one day during the past three regular seasons.
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"San Angelo and Ozark have already taken over (as the place to play)," Maclin said. "We love it here in Amarillo. That's mainly been because of the fans supporting us."
The number can't be computed, but the rabid support of fans at Memorial Stadium in the past has certainly influenced the future of visiting players as they stroll to the plate.
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Computer generated imagery - or as it is called, CGI, has given movies of today an unlimited palette in which to sketch fantastical sights to movie audiences. It wasn't always that way. In the case of movie special effects mastermind Ray Harryhausen, it was literally a case of one movie frame at a time. Harryhausen has passed away at the age of 93.
Ray Harryhausen was a definite "hands on" type of guy when it came to special effects. His creatures were painstakingly animated and then photographed frame-by-frame.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Many of those working in the movies today in the fantasy film genre - such as Peter Jackson, Guillermo Del Toro, James Cameron and Steven Spielberg were introduced to the world of special effects through Harryhausen.
"Harryhausen's fascination with animated models began when he first saw Willis O'Brien's creations in 'King Kong' with his boyhood friend, the author Ray Bradbury in 1933, and he made his first foray into filmmaking in 1935 with home-movies that featured his youthful attempts at model animation," an official statement from his family read.
"Over the period of the next 46 years, he made some of the genres best known movies - 'Mighty Joe Young' (1949), 'It Came from Beneath the Sea' (1955), 20 Million Miles to Earth' (1957), 'Mysterious Island' (1961),'One Million Years B.C.'(1966), 'The Valley of the Gwangi' (1969), three films based on the adventures of 'Sinbad' and 'Clash of the Titans' (1981). He is perhaps best remembered for his extraordinary animation of seven skeletons in 'Jason and the Argonauts' (1963) which took him three months to film."
Harryhausen was a definite "hands on" type of guy when it came to special effects. His creatures were painstakingly animated and then photographed frame-by-frame. "In Ray's hands they were no longer puppets but became instead characters in their own right, just as important as the actors they played against and in most cases even more so."
The Ray & Diana Harryhausen Foundation, a charitable Trust set up by Ray on the 10th April 1986, is devoted to the protection of Ray's name and body of work as well as archiving, preserving and restoring Ray's extensive Collection.
A multi-award winner which includes a special Oscar and BAFTA, Harryhausen saw the writing on the wall in 1981. With the advent of computers, "Clash of the titans" was his final film.
The news of his death has many luminaries in today's entertainment world giving credit where credit was due.
George Lucas: "Ray has been a great inspiration to us all in special visual industry. The art of his earlier films, which most of us grew up on, inspired us so much." "Without Ray Harryhausen, there would likely have been no 'Star Wars!'"
Director Peter Jackson also gave his testimony to Harryhausen. "'The Lord of the Rings' is my 'Ray Harryhausen movie.' Without his life-long love of his wondrous images and storytelling it would never have been made - not by me at least"
Finally, from Steven Spielberg: "I think all of us who are practitioners in the arts of science fiction and fantasy movies now all feel that we're standing on the shoulders of a giant. If not for Ray's contribution to the collective dreamscape, we wouldn't be who we are."
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- 1 14-ounce package sweetened shredded coconut (about 5 cups)
- 4 large egg whites
- 2/3cups sugar
- 1/3cup all-purpose flour, spooned and leveled
- 1/4teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 6ounces bittersweet or semisweet chocolate, melted and cooled to room temperature
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- Drop packed tablespoonfuls of the mixture onto parchment-lined baking sheets, spacing them 1 inch apart.
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Tell the Mystery Machine to drop Scooby Doo at the party on its way to the next case! This Scooby Doo Child Costume includes a jumpsuit with collar and tail and headpiece. The brown, full body jumpsuit is detailed to look just like this mystery solving, food loving cartoon Great Dane. The suit features black spots and a blue collar that has his SD name tag hanging from it. This pup will be wagging its tail because it looks just like the silly character who speaks broken English! The character headpiece is sure to have everyone throwing your child some snacks because everyone knows that this dog is all about. There's no mystery regarding who's wearing the best costume at the party when your little one steps in in this Scooby Doo Child Costume!
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Egyptian Prime Minister Atef Ebeid said Sunday that his electricity minister would apologize for insulting a parliamentarian.
The premier also affirmed, in a parliamentary session held under the chairmanship of Fathi Sroor, that his government's relationship with Parliament was based on mutual respect.
Ebeid came to the session immediately after being informed by Minister for Parliamentary and Shura Affairs Kamal Al Shazly that a representative planned to resign to protest an alleged insult by Minister of Electricity Ali Al Saidi.
For his part, Sroor said Parliament would not accept insults directed at any of its members, and parliamentarians demanded that the name of the concerned minister be made public.
Meanwhile, Minister of Youth Aliddin Hilal reiterated that his ministry was not concealing any corruption, adding that anyone who violated the law would be referred directly to the prosecutor general.
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Ive always softmoded started hotswapping and eventualy bought an explotable game, i moded a Stype controller to accept usb pendrives / SD cards so i can easily transfer files to any given xbox.
I have no problems upgrading hard drives and never had a problem i couldnt fix by my self, so as the title says..
Is there any reason to tsop now ?
oh and i have a couple of xboxes so i wouldnt be doing it to the 1.6 as from what i read that even more pointless than others
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You could just be lazy and add the type formes as separate Pokemon, switching which one it is in an evolutionary manner with some routine. Would there be any issue with that? The way I see it- it's too much of a hassle (Albeit, a huge accomplishment) to go about it the way you are.
Also, would you mind sharing just what the issue was with getting new evolutionary stones to work? I've had a look through the item table and the evolution table and I couldn't see anything out of the ordinary.
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