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WoW: Tom Chilton wechselt zu neuem Projekt, Ion Hazzikostas neuer Game Director
Das Personalkarussell bei Blizzard dreht sich weiter: Nach dem Ausscheiden von Chris Metzen als kreativer Chef wechselt der bisherige WoW Game Director Tom Chilton zu einem neuen, bisher unbekannten Projekt. Hier die News.
Irgendwie war es klar, dass Ion Hazzikostas in die Fußstapfen des langjährigen World of Warcraft-Game Directors Tom Chilton treten soll, denn der auch unter seinem Nick bekannte "Watcher" hatte jetzt schon längere Zeit den Titel "Assistant Game Director für WoW" inne. Seit heute Abend ist der Wechsel perfekt, und Tom Chilton gab in einem Bluepost bekannt, dass er künftig an einem anderen Projekt bei Blizzard arbeiten wird.
Was das ist wird freilich nicht verraten, aber wenn wir die Ereignisse der jüngsten Vergangenheit mal Revue passieren lassen, dann wäre es durchaus denkbar, dass der MMO-Spezialist nach dem Scheitern von "Titan" am zweiten Versuch beteiligt sein wird, ein (PvE)-Multiplayer-Spiel im bereits weit fortgeschrittenen und etablierten Overwatch-Universum zu kreieren. Nachfolgend die Nachricht von Tom Chilton:
New Adventures (Just Down the Hall)—A Message From Tom Chilton
Greetings fellow WoW players,
It's been a little over a month since we launched Legion, and it's been awesome to see players enjoying so many different aspects of the expansion—leveling up their characters and Artifacts, diving into World Quests, taking on the Emerald Nightmare. Legion PvP Season 1 is going strong, and some of the best Arena teams from around the world are competing for a chance to battle on the big stage at BlizzCon.
Soon we'll be releasing our first new content update for the expansion—Patch 7.1: Return to Karazhan—which opens up the Mythic 5-player Karazhan dungeon, continues the story of Suramar, introduces a new raid, and adds even more World Quests and other content. But that's just the start of it, as we have what we believe to be an extremely exciting patch plan for the rest of the expansion.
For me, Legion has been more than just another expansion, though—it's the culmination of more than a decade of work with one of the best development teams I've ever had the pleasure to be a part of. And it's with a mix of excitement, sadness, and gratitude that I'm saying farewell to the WoW team and moving on to a new adventure within Blizzard.
In 2004, before I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to serve as game director, I started on the World of Warcraft team as a senior game designer. As you can imagine, World of Warcraft was quite a bit different in 2004. Early that year, there were just 60 of us on the team. Around that time in the Friends and Family Alpha, questing was only available up to level 25—for the Alliance only—and the Horde wasn't playable at all. Some players were even using dial-up modem connections to access the test.
Many on the team still debated on whether the Horde and Alliance should be separated into factions. (We know how that one turned out.) Several other core features of the game didn't even exist, including raids and PvP. We've come a long way since then, with six expansions under our belts to go along with countless raids, dungeons, Battlegrounds, features, and more.
My personal journey working on WoW as Game Director is at an end, but my journey with Blizzard isn't. I'll still be here, but will be focusing on another project within the company. However, it's with great pleasure that I announce Ion Hazzikostas will be taking my place as Game Director for World of Warcraft.
I know that WoW will be in great hands with Ion at the helm. He's been an integral part of the team for more than eight years and has contributed to so many aspects of the game's development—from class design to encounter design and nearly everything in between. He also has an amazing team at his side—the same epic crew that brought you all the content you're enjoying in Legion.
As a member of the WoW team, I can assure you that the future for World of Warcraft continues to be bright—and as a player, I'm excited to discover what's in store next alongside all of you. World of Warcraft is the product of the passion of both the team and all of its players, so I'd also like to thank each of you for the wonderful journey that working on the WoW development team has been.
Thank you, and may you have many more epic adventures!
Dieses Dankeschön geben wir gerne zurück und wünschen dem alten sowie neuen Game Director viel Erfolg bei ihren zukünftigen Projekten!
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Authorities have released few details, but the representative said a 15-year-old was carrying an unloaded gun at McNair High School in the Gresham Park area. The 9mm gun was found in the student's locker, the representative said. The school was placed on lockdown for several hours while authorities investigated.
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Roger Allen III
Allen in the 2012 NFL season
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|Personal information
|Date of birth:
|February 10, 1986
|Place of birth:
|Raytown, Missouri
|6 ft 3 in (1.91 m)
|325 lb (147 kg)
|Career information
|High school:
|Raytown (MO)
|Missouri Western State
|Career history
|* Offseason and/or practice squad member only
|Career highlights and awards
|Career NFL statistics
Roger Allen III (born February 10, 1986) is a former American football guard. He played college football at Missouri Western State University.
High school career[edit]
Roger Allen attended Raytown High School in Raytown, Missouri and was earned All-Metro and All-Conference honors.
College career[edit]
Allen started all 48 games (34 at right guard, 11 at left guard, three at right tackle), as the team compiled a 33-15 record during his four seasons at Missouri Western. Over four seasons Allen graded 86.8% for blocking consistency, registered 386 knockdowns, allowed just four sacks and three pressures, while only committing seven penalties while seeing action during 1,309 pass plays during his tenure with the Griffons. Allen was a First-team Freshman All-American selection in 2005 after starting all 12 games at both offensive guard spots. He was penalized three times and gave up just 1.5 quarterback sacks and no pressures all season. In 2006, he was First-team All-Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association as he started all 12 games at right offensive guard. He allowed just 1.5 quarterback sacks and no pressures. In 2006 Allen was a Little All-American choice by The NFL Draft Report and a First-team All-MAIA Association selection for the second straight season. In 2007, Allen was penalized once, allowing only one quarterback pressure and no sacks on 329 pass plays.
As a senior, in 2008, Allen was a First-team Little All-American and All-Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association selection by the AFCA and AP. He allowed just one quarterback sack and two pressures, accruing just two penalties on the season.
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|Pre-draft measureables
|40-yard dash
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|20-yd split
|20 ss
|6-3½ *
|325 lb *
|5.28 *
|1.87 *
|2.98 *
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|9'01" *
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(* represents Missouri Western Pro Day)
St. Louis Rams[edit]
On April 27, 2009, Allen was signed by the St. Louis Rams as an undrafted free agent. His deal is a reported three-year $1.2 million contract that included a $20,000 signing bonus. He made the 53 man roster and played in the last two games of the season, starting in the final one. He was released in the final cuts of the 2010 training camp.
New Orleans Saints[edit]
He was signed to the Saints practice squad in the 2010 season. He was waived by the New Orleans Saints on September 5, 2011 due to an early preseason injury.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers[edit]
He was signed to the Buccaneers practice squad for 2012. On October 30, Allen was promoted to the active roster.[1] [2] He was released on May 6, 2013. On July 31, 2013, Allen was re-signed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.[3]
- ^ "All-Pro guard Nicks goes on IR". Yahoo! Sports. 2012-10-30. Retrieved 2012-10-30.
- ^ http://www.buccaneers.com/team-and-stats/roster/Roger-Allen/176ff262-8d6b-491b-b6da-9be2e2eabdba
- ^ "Koenen Returns to Action, Bucs Tweak Roster". Buccaneers.com. July 31, 2013. Retrieved July 31, 2013.


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Title: Catalyst
Author: Wincesteriffic Kaz
Info: A witch lays a curse into Sam's skin that could change things forever. Dean/Sam
Author's Note: Alright last chapter! :D Probably. This one does contain a brief episode of Non-Con and some disturbing imagery. Don't read if you don't like it. Wincest. m/m D/s
Graphic depictions within.
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"You look awful unconcerned for someone with two guns pointed at her head." Dean said darkly and didn't like it one bit when she laughed. He saw Sam twitch from the corner of his eye and knew his brother felt the same. He tilted his head, cracking his neck and decided fun time was over. Dean pulled the trigger. The bang of the gun covered the sound of his gasp as the witch was suddenly not standing there anymore, replaced instead by the most massive leopard he'd yet seen. The bullet sailed far over her head and then she was leaping toward him.
Sam swung, trying to follow the blurred path of the witch as her leopard form jumped for his brother and fired. He knew he hit her; saw her body jerk with the hit but it wasn't a kill shot. "Shit! Dean!" Sam yelled and moved, trying to find a clear shot. He was so focused on saving his brother he didn't register until too late the sound of movement behind him. Sam only managed to half turn his head before two of the witch's leopards bowled into him and rolled him across the clearing in a tangle of limbs and snarls. All the while, his focus was still on Dean struggling beneath the witch and trying to keep her massive jaws from his throat. "DEAN!"
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Sam sprawled in the grass and rolled to his hands and knees as the big cat in his mind roared to life with the scent of blood. He snarled at the two leopards standing between him and his brother. He saw his gun lying a few feet away and tensed, waiting for the cats to attack. They sprang and Sam leaped aside, hitting the ground and rolling. He came up with his gun in his hand and fired, shooting and hitting each cat in the head as they turned and the sudden, heavy smell of blood in the air made his mouth water. Sam spun to get to his brother and a growling cry burst from his mouth as three more of the cats stood in his path.
Dean heard his brother fighting beyond him as he fought to hold the witch at bay. Her feline jaws snapped and hissed in his face. "Lady…get…get a breath mint!" He bucked his hips and slammed a knee into the leopard's side and felt warm blood seep into his knee. It made him grin; Sam had landed a good shot even if he hadn't killed her. "Bitch!" Dean pushed his head back into the ground as her muzzle was suddenly millimeters from his face and her fierce, yellow eyes bored into his. His eyes went wide in shock and a little fear when he felt his limbs become leaden, as they had that morning when she'd held him immobile. His arms and legs fell to the ground and he lost the ability to move once more.
The witch shifted atop him, returning to human form in the space of a blink, and her face was a mask of contained rage and pain as she glanced at the bleeding hole in her side. She turned her head to find Sam, satisfied her pets had him sufficiently distracted and turned back to Dean. "You could have left me alone." She hissed it at him and leaned down to lick along his jaw that quivered with anger. "I was content to leave you both be, but no…" She dropped her hips to his own and raised a brow, feeling the unmistakable bulge of his cock. "…you had to come after me and now…now I'm going to take what I want."
"Get the fuck off me!" Dean snarled it up at her helplessly while her hands trailed down his chest.
She chuckled. "I can feel your brother's already been…exciting you before you even got to me." The witch lifted long enough to rip open his jeans and tug them down enough to release his cock into the night air. She whistled hungrily between her teeth as she looked at it and then wrapped a hand around him, squeezing tightly until he grunted with the feeling. "Or was it watching me that did it? Hmm? Did you wish you were part of the fun?"
Dean could do nothing but watch as she rose over him and then slid down onto his cock, taking him inside her with a long, guttural moan. "No! SAM!" Dean shouted it while his skin crawled with disgust. "You sick, twisted bitch!" He closed his eyes, refusing to look at her as she rode him and his body betrayed him with little shocks of pleasure.
She rode him hard, slapping her hips into his, twisting on each down stroke. She tore at his shirt, trying to reveal skin as she began muttered an incantation in broken pants of breath. "Going to make you…one of mine…and you'll like it." She moaned again as she took him deeper inside her. "I promise you'll like it."
"Fuck you!" Dean yelled and wanted to rip her to pieces with his bare hands. His eyes shot open at the sound of a growl screamed from behind her and he knew; Sam had realized what was happening. "Lady, you are so dead…" He yelled angrily as her hand came down to touch his head and darkness took him, leaving only a glimpse of his brother slamming into her and rolling them both away.
Sam emptied his clip into the leopards circling him and looked up. The sight that met him froze his blood in his veins. The witch straddled Dean's lap, grinding down on his cock. He and the cat in his mind both shuddered with rage. A silent litany of 'mine-mine-mine' went through his head and the scream that broke loose of his throat had very little human about it. He let the rage take him over and sprinted toward them. He saw the witch touch Dean's head, and then Sam tackled her off him and rolled away through the pine needles with her.
"Bitch!" Sam snarled it at her and let the cat in his head have free reign as he pinned the struggling woman under him. He felt her tense under him, and a coil of power begin to build around him and Sam lunged down, taking her throat in his teeth. He growled as her blood flooded his mouth and gave himself over to the urge to rip and tear. Sam growled again, frustrated that his teeth didn't seem sharp enough to easily do what he wanted while she thrashed under him, but he put his back into it, clenching his teeth around her windpipe and tore his head to the side. The sound should have sickened him even as the witch's scream abruptly cut off, but it didn't. He spit the chunk of flesh off to the side and looked back down at her while her blood ran down his chin and neck.
Sam watched the light fade from her eyes and jerked his head up with a snarl as he sensed more of the leopards circling. "No!" It was a guttural cry as he staggered to his feet and ran back to Dean. He dropped to his hands and knees over him and growled at the circling cats, letting them know Dean was his, his territory, his property, his…mate. For just a moment, Sam's mind reasserted itself just enough to wish he could change for real and not be trapped in his clumsy, human body. He opened his mouth and bared his bloody teeth at the nearest of the leopards.
Sam twitched in surprise as the remaining dozen or so leopards began to scream in unison. He watched them drop to the ground and writhe in some sort of agony and then each cat seemed to burst apart in a shower of red, leaving a dozen men lying unconscious on the ground. "Whoa," Sam breathed. He looked down and dropped his head to his brother's forehead, breathing heavily as he slowly took back control from the animal in his mind.
"Dean," Sam whispered against his lips and cradled his face in his hands before he leaned back to look at him, but he was still unconscious from whatever the witch had done. He could see the pulse jumping in his throat and took comfort in that. Sam leaned down, thinking to kiss him, and then the taste in his mouth came blisteringly clear. "God…oh…oh, god!" He scrambled back off his brother and away, wiping furiously at his face before he turned and retched blood into the pine needles. He coughed as the sickness eased and sat back, wiping his face again and studiously didn't look over at the body of the witch. Along with the nausea, came the pain from the myriad claw marks he'd suffered in his fight with the other leopards. Sam pushed it aside. He needed to get Dean to safety and far away from this place.
He crawled back to his brother and gently tucked him back into his pants, promising to clean his brother as soon as they got back. "I've got you, Dean," Sam said in a voice gone hoarse with self-disgust. He pulled Dean's arms until he was sitting and tipped him up over his shoulders in a fireman's carry. Sam staggered to his feet, took a last look at the dead witch and the sleeping men and left. The smell in the clearing was threatening to make him vomit again. and the taste of her blood was still far too strong in his mouth.
Sam parked the Impala in front of their motel room and unclenched his fingers from the wheel with a stuttering breath. He glanced over at Dean, still asleep in the passenger seat, and made himself climb out and go around the car. He was still reeling from what he'd done to the witch. It wasn't killing her that made his legs want to crumple and his eyes burn; it was the way he'd done it and that he could still taste her in his mouth that made him want to crawl into a corner somewhere and never come out. He opened the passenger door and knelt down to pull Dean out and slide him over his shoulders again.
"Almost there." Sam muttered, more for his own benefit than Dean's. He was having a silent little freak-out that his big brother wasn't able to poke at him or tease him or damn well hold him and tell him it was alright…what he'd done. He briefly considered calling Bobby and then realized he didn't even want to begin to try and explain what was happening to him…to them. Sam opened the door, kicked it shut and laid Dean out on his bed. He set quietly about the task of divesting his brother of his clothes as gently as possible and smirked for a moment as he lifted his big brother in his arms. Dean would slap him if he caught Sam carrying him like some blushing bride into the shower.
The smile fell away as Sam remembered why he felt the need to clean his brother and had yet to burn away the image of the witch…raping Dean…from his mind. He choked back a sob as he stepped into the hot spray and let Dean's legs slowly drop until he was supporting him with an arm around his back. Sam looked down at Dean's face and suffered a little because his big brother was never supposed to look this…helpless.
Sam washed Dean awkwardly, unwilling to set him down or leave him. He had a hard moment, fighting the need to throw up yet again when he took a mouthful of water from the shower spray and spat blood-pink water into the drain. He wanted to brush his teeth but Dean needed him first. He turned off the water and grabbed a towel, draping it over Dean's back as he picked his legs back up and carried him out to the bed. Sam laid him down and dried him half-heartedly before lying beside him and wrapping an arm around Dean's waist as he nudged his head under his brother's chin in a tacit plea for comfort the older man couldn't give.
"Really wish you'd wake the hell up, Dean." Sam said softly into his chest. He swallowed and once again tasted blood. "Ugh…god." He gagged and scrambled off the bed and back into the bathroom. Sam vomited into the toilet and the nausea cramped his stomach hard enough to double him over and take him to his knees when a small chunk of the witch's flesh came up. His back arched with the need to get the taste of her out of him and he startled badly when he felt a familiar hand on the back of his neck.
"Easy, buddy." Dean soothed and knelt next to him. He'd woken, surprisingly, in bed and naked with the sound of Sam retching filling the room. He squeezed the back of Sam's neck when he heard a choked sob. "Take it easy, Sammy. I'm right here. I gotcha."
Sam let the sound of Dean's voice soothe him and the heaves finally died away. He slumped back into Dean's waiting arm. "Dean."
"Hey. Hey. Right here. Breathe, Sammy." Dean looked on in concern at Sam's pale face. "What the hell happened?"
Sam shook his head and stood with Dean's help. He went to the sink and grabbed his toothbrush. "Witch is dead." He loaded his brush with toothpaste and started brushing his teeth while Dean watched with a confused look on his face.
Dean gave his brother the time he seemed to need, unashamedly standing there naked and it never occurred to him to get dressed, not with that bloodless, kicked-puppy look on Sam's face and the obviously untreated claw marks on his lower back, stomach, and right thigh. Something bad had happened and he was going to find out what it was. Once Sam was done spitting clean water into the sink, Dean reached over and turned the faucet off then took Sam's shoulders and steered him out. "Sit." Dean ordered and pushed him down on the end of the nearest bed. He knelt in front of him and looked into tortured blue-green eyes.
"Ok, talk to me, Sam, 'cause I remember what that bitch was doin' to me, but why are you..." Dean stopped and shook his head. "What happened that I missed?"
"I killed her," Sam said softly and stared at a point over Dean's shoulder.
"Yeah, I get that. What's the problem?" Dean shrugged. "She needed killing. That was the plan."
"You don't understand. I killed her. I…I fucking killed her!" Sam shot up from the bed, suddenly unwilling to sit there with Dean's patient, understanding gaze on him. Anxiety rushed through him and made him tremble as he turned back to his brother. "I tore out…her throat…with my teeth!" Sam screamed it as it all suddenly became too much for him. "It wasn't…I…wasn't human, Dean!"
"Shit," Dean breathed as he watched Sam's chest heave with distress. He shook his head the moment he heard a growl escape his brother's lips. "No. Uh uh. Stay with me, Sammy." Dean went to him and grabbed his brother's shoulders in a vice-like grip. "Sam! Look at me!" He waited until Sam focused on him though he trembled under his hands and breathed like he'd run a marathon. "There's not a damn thing wrong with what you did." Sam was shaking his head and Dean rode over him. "You did what you had to do, and I don't give a damn how you did it!"
"I ripped out her throat!" Sam shouted again as guilt and fear burned through him, even as the leopard in his mind stretched its influence again. He tried to jerk out of Dean's grasp, but his brother held firm. "You have to…I can't…Dean?"
"Shut up!" Dean said fiercely knowing damn well Sam was working up to asking Dean to kill him for being a monster. "Don't even think it! You hear me?" He gave Sam a shake and dragged him to the nearest bed. He shoved Sam down on it. "Sit still while I check these out." He flicked a finger at one of the claw marks on Sam's thigh and nodded when the small shock of pain seemed to bring Sam back to himself a little. He went to his bag and pulled the first aid kit out then sat behind Sam. "Just breathe and shut up for a minute."
Sam stared at the floor and focused all his energy on not letting the thing in his mind take over again. He flinched with each touch of antiseptic on the wounds on his back, surprised that he hadn't even really noticed they were there.
Dean taped a bandage over the wounds and moved around to Sam's front. He appraised Sam's mental state, studying his face, and shook his head. Sam was still on the edge of hysterics, and he supposed he couldn't blame him. Killing was nothing new to either of them but using your own teeth to tear out a throat…Dean shuddered for a moment with a visceral memory from his time in Hell when he'd been on the receiving end of that little gem.
"Take a breath, Sam," Dean urged softly, noting that he hadn't heard Sam breathe in more than a minute, and his little brother listened, taking in a harsh breath and letting it out while his hands clenched and unclenched in the sheets at his sides. Dean sighed. He could feel the energy practically vibrating through his brother, and it was only a matter of time before Sam, or the thing inside him, had another manic moment. Dean reached down into his bag and felt around, finding what he wanted and looked back up.
"Sammy. Trust me?" Dean asked earnestly.
Sam forced himself to meet Dean's eyes, swallowing hard around the growl trying to work its way out of him again and nodded. He didn't trust himself to speak.
"Ok." Dean picked up Sam's legs and put them on the bed. "Lay down." He rightly assumed Sam's tenuous control was keeping him silent and worked around it. "Give me your arms." When Sam looked up at him without moving, Dean grabbed his right arm and pulled it up to the headboard. He quickly whipped up the cuffs he'd taken from the bag and snapped one ring around the wrist while Sam's eyes widened and that feral look started to crawl into his eyes. "Gimme the other one. Now. Sam!"
Sam fought the creature in his mind that was now pacing angrily, warily, at Dean's order. He raised his left arm and let Dean cuff him to the headboard. This time he couldn't stop the growl from burbling out into the air.
"Easy, Sammy." Dean sat next to his hip and grabbed the antiseptic again. "Just didn't want you takin' off on me while I'm cleaning your wounds." Dean efficiently cleaned the claw marks on his brother's chest, bandaging them quickly and figured from the way Sam's body was starting to twitch in the restraints, he was on borrowed time until he'd have to distract the damn cat and put Sam back in the driver's seat. Dean moved and straddled Sam's legs below his knees and bent to care for the claw marks high on his thigh.
Sam's breath was coming harshly through his nose as he watched Dean and felt his fingers moving carefully on his thigh. Inside, he was still fighting the need to run or worse…kill, but Dean naked, over him, his hands moving surely over his skin let Sam back into himself enough to know that he could turn what the leopard was feeling into something more constructive. "Dean."
Dean looked up in relief as Sam spoke his name softly. He smiled and finished taping the bandage in place, tossed the first-aid kit over the side of the bed and then moved to sit higher on his brother's hips. "Right here, Sammy." Dean put sure hands around Sam's face and leaned down to take his lips, tilting his brother's head up. He licked along the seam of Sam's lips and thrust his tongue inside hungrily when Sam opened them with a soft, sobbed moan.
"Need your help, Sammy." Dean said huskily into his brother's mouth, needing to make sure Sam's attention was completely focused on him. "I can still see her. I can still…feel her on me. You gotta make me forget, Sam." It wasn't a total lie. Dean could still feel her and the helplessness he'd experienced was eating at him. She'd taken something from him and he knew losing himself in Sam would bring it back. "You're mine, Sammy." Dean bit gently at his brother's jaw and down to his neck below his ear. "I'm yours, little brother. Always."
Sam shivered under him with those words and arched his chest up into Dean's as his brother's teeth bit harshly into his neck. "Mine." Sam gasped and closed his eyes. He pulled his arms in the cuffs, wanting to touch and snarled when he couldn't.
"Uh uh." Dean leaned up and grinned down at him mischievously. "This is my show and you're gonna take whatever I give you."
Sam shuddered in anticipation at the heated look in his brother's eyes and, thanks to Dean's presence, didn't panic when the purr rumbled out of his chest unbidden as Dean's hands smoothed down his chest, careful of the bandage.
"That's my boy," Dean murmured happily and bent to mouth at the column of Sam's neck again. He grazed his teeth over Sam's throat and then went back to kissing him, wanting to be sure Sam wouldn't think he was avoiding his mouth because of what he'd done to the witch. He licked along his teeth, the roof of his mouth and sucked Sam's tongue into his mouth before releasing it and biting his bottom lip. All the while, Sam made helpless, needy noises into his mouth, and Dean groaned as his cock filled just listening to them.
"Shit, Sammy." Dean laughed, a little breathless, and slid down Sam's body a little more to drop his hips between his legs. "Do you know how fuckin' sexy you are? Just those damn noises…holy crap."
Sam smiled and sucked in a breath when Dean thrust his hard cock against his. He rolled his hips to meet Dean's hungrily and let loose a loud moan as his brother sucked on one of his nipples and caught it between his teeth. "Dean!"
Dean smiled and moved to give the other nipple the same treatment until Sam was a gasping wreck with his head thrown back and arms hanging limp in the cuffs. He considered letting Sam go and then decided he liked the idea of taking him completely apart while Sam could do nothing but enjoy it. Sam who had saved his life and carried him out of that damn forest, bathed him and protected him and had nearly drowned under the weight of thinking he was a monster. Dean gave his own growl and slid down until Sam's cock was in front of his face.
Sam felt Dean's breath on his dick and looked up in time to watch him swallow the head into his mouth. He threw his head back on a short cry that became a drawn-out moan of pleasure as Dean took him deeper, tongue pressing along the underside of the shaft. His hands being locked above him both frustrated him and sent a dark little thrill of pleasure through him. Neither he, nor the cat inside him suddenly minded being at Dean's mercy. In fact, as Dean dug his tongue into the head of Sam's cock and made him writhe with pleasure, he decided he pretty well fucking loved it.
Dean made himself stop sucking Sam's cock, addictive as it was because he little brother was practically whining above him while the cuffs jingled against the bed frame ever so often. He leaned up and plucked the bottle of lotion from the nightstand and crawled up Sam, straddling one leg to lie half on top of him as he coated the fingers of his hand and slid them down. Dean stroked his slick hand along Sam's dick until his brother cried out and smiled as he released him and pushed his fingers behind Sam's balls and to the hole he was planning on pounding into the mattress very soon.
"Love you, Sammy." Dean breathed as he bent and kissed him again and then slid two fingers into Sam. He groaned when Sam's back arched beautifully again. "So hot, little brother." Dean leaned back enough to watch as he worked his fingers into his brother and crooked them, finding the little bundle of nerves that made Sam shout and gasp. He hit it again and then again, thrusting his fingers into him like it was his cock and brushed his sweet-spot each time until finally he got what he wanted; Sam was back in control enough to beg as the purr slowed slightly.
"Please…please, Dean. God….need you in me…fuck, Dean…please!" Sam begged shamelessly. Dean's fingers were driving him so close but without any friction on his cock, he couldn't slide over the edge which was, of course, exactly how Dean wanted him as he opened his eyes enough to see the hungry, satisfied expression on his brother's face.
Dean hummed and pulled his fingers from Sam, slicked his own cock and moved to kneel between his legs. "I wanna hear you scream my name again, Sammy." Dean said in a low, gravelly voice that actually made Sam moan and his cock twitch as he watched. "So fuckin' eager for me, aren't you?" Sam only moaned and Dean picked up Sam's unwounded leg, sliding it over a shoulder as he turned him slightly on his side. "I didn't hear you." Dean pressed the head of his cock to Sam's entrance and turned his head. He put his lips to the back of his brother's knee and bit.
Sam cried out, jerking on the bed as Dean bit and sucked the sensitive skin behind his knee. "Fuck! Yes, yes! God, Dean…please. Please!" He was close to crying with how overwhelming it was and then Dean thrust into him in one long, slick slide and Sam did scream. Turned on his side with one leg over his brother's shoulder, his mouth working behind his knee and his cock slamming into his sweet-spot…Sam was completely lost in the sensations and cried out again as Dean worked his thick cock out of him and slammed back in.
Dean groaned loudly into Sam's knee. His brother was going to have the mother of all hickeys behind his knee when Dean was done but the way Sam was simply losing it on the bed was worth it. Dean braced a hand at the bend of Sam's hip on his upraised leg and used it to pull him in hard, skin slapping skin and Dean turned his mouth from Sam's knee finally to suck in a breath and grunt and moan with the feeling of Sam's muscles tightening around him. "Fuck, Sammy!" He was quickly losing it amidst the delicious, broken sounds Sam was making, his body trembling and his hands cuffed to the bed. "Son of a…come for me, little brother!" Dean took his brother's cock in his free hand and squeezed as he stroked up roughly in time with his thrusts.
Sam shouted and felt tears escaping his eyes from the sheer, unbelievable pleasure and conflicting sensations; His hands cuffed to the headboard and immobile, Dean's hand on his dick, Dean's mouth once more sucking hard behind his knee and Dean's cock sliding inside him to pound relentlessly at his prostate. "Fu...fuck…Dean….holy….DEAN!" Sam screamed it as his cock pulsed hard just the right side of pain and he came.
Dean watched Sam's cock spurt onto the sheet again and again while Sam had what looked like a pleasure driven seizure and screamed it out with his hands twisting in the cuffs. He bit one more time, hard behind Sam's knee as he shoved roughly inside him and earned another, smaller orgasm as his own crashed into him. Dean shouted, throwing his head back as his hips stuttered and slapped into Sam a few more times while he came hard enough to white out his vision. "Fuck…holy…fuckin' hell." Dean gasped and let Sam's leg fall from his shoulder. "Sammy?" Dean called, but his little brother had, literally, been fucked into unconsciousness.
Dean chuckled, breathless with exertion and slipped out of his brother. He leaned over the side of the bed and got the key from his bag before crawling up and freeing Sam's hands to drop boneless to the bed beside him. He pulled Sam into him, rolling his brother half onto his chest and tucked Sam's shaggy head under his chin. Dean rubbed a hand softly up and down his back, avoiding the bandaged claw marks and chuckled softly when he felt Sam stirring finally.
"Hey, Sammy." Dean curved his free hand around Sam's face, tilting his head to get a look as his eyes fluttered open. "You alright now?"
Sam stared at him for a moment while his eyes uncrossed and then smiled. "Yeah." His voice was hoarse and he rolled his head back under his brother's chin, listening to his heart thumping comfortingly under his ear. "Dean…thanks." He didn't mean for the sex…or not just for the sex. Sam smirked. He meant for talking him down, for helping him take control again and understand that what he'd done didn't make him a monster. He'd done what he had to to save Dean, and just as Dean had said, there was no line he wouldn't cross to do that. He pressed flush against Dean from neck to hip as the purr vibrated out of his chest again, this time from contentment, and felt the leopard in his head yawn with satisfaction and settle back into his subconscious.
"Hmmm." Dean hummed and held his hand over his brother's back, pulling him closer. "I can get used to my own personal magic fingers."
Sam snorted a laugh but didn't have the energy to hit him. He shifted his head, rolling it until he had his nose under Dean's ear and breathed in the scent of him. It steadied him and excited him at the same time and if he didn't feel like walking was beyond him, he'd have turned the cuffs on Dean. It would have to wait. Sam smiled and purred breathily into his brother's ear. "Next time, I'm tying you up."
Dean shivered and grinned, wrapping both arms around Sam as his little brother slipped into sleep. "Have to catch me first, Sammy." He chuckled and figured that would be a fun wrestling match. Dean wondered if he could lure Sam into a vat of jello somewhere for that one and drifted to sleep with that image dancing merrily in his head as he reassured himself; Sam wasn't normal. Neither was he. There wasn't much point in worrying about it unless they had to, so he wouldn't borrow trouble. They weren't normal, but they were alright and they were Winchesters, dammit. They'd survive this little change.
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nickname upon someone who was kingly in personality or appearance, or perhaps to someone who had played the king in a pageant.
Keng Early Origins
Devon, where the name was first found about 1050. Geoffrey King brought the name to Cheshire in 1177 and by 1273 John King had established lands and estates in the county of Norfolk as evidenced by John le Kyng who was listed in the Hundredorum Rolls of Norfolk at that time. The Hundredorum Rolls also lists Walter le Kyng in Cambridgeshire. [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Bardsley, C.W, A Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames: With Special American Instances. Wiltshire: Heraldry Today, 1901. Print. (ISBN 0-900455-44-6)
Keng Spelling Variations
Keng Spelling Variations
Until quite recently, the English language has lacked a definite system of spelling rules. Consequently, Anglo-Saxon surnames are characterized by a multitude of spelling variations. Changes in Anglo-Saxon names were influenced by the evolution of the English language, as it incorporated elements of French, Latin, and other languages. Although Medieval scribes and church officials recorded names as they sounded, so it is common to find one person referred to by several different spellings of his surname, even the most literate people varied the spelling of their own names. Variations of the name Keng include King, Kings and others.
Keng Early History
Keng Early History
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Keng research. Another 277 words (20 lines of text) covering the years 1050, 1177, 1273, 1247, 1421, 1467, 1600, 1432, 1503, 1500, 1600, 1676, 1621, 1611, 1621, 1592, 1669, 1606, 1681, 1660, 1688, 1659, 1661, 1679, 1648, 1712, 1663, 1712, 1706, 1717, 1717, 1637, 1797 and are included under the topic Early Keng History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Keng Early Notables (pre 1700)
Keng Early Notables (pre 1700)
Distinguished members of the family include Oliver King (c.1432-1503) was a Bishop of Exeter and Bishop of Bath and Wells who restored Bath Abbey after 1500; Robert King LL.D. (1600-1676), an English jurist and Master of Trinity Hall, Cambridge; John King (died 1621), Bishop of London in the Church of England...
Another 127 words (9 lines of text) are included under the topic Early Keng Notables in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Keng In Ireland
Keng In Ireland
Some of the Keng family moved to Ireland, but this topic is not covered in this excerpt. Another 203 words (14 lines of text) about their life in Ireland is included in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
The Great Migration
The Great Migration
Searching for a better life, many English families migrated to British colonies. Unfortunately, the majority of them traveled under extremely harsh conditions: overcrowding on the ships caused the majority of the immigrants to arrive diseased, famished, and destitute from the long journey across the ocean. For those families that arrived safely, modest prosperity was attainable, and many went on to make invaluable contributions to the development of the cultures of the new colonies. Research into the origins of individual families in North America revealed records of the immigration of a number of people bearing the name Keng or a variant listed above: Samuel King, who landed at Plymouth in 1620; Daniel King, who came to Lynn, Massachusetts in 1630; Allin and Alice King, who settled in Virginia in 1635.
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Te jing xin ren lei 2 (2000)
I somehow managed to make it all the way through this movie, but was dumbfounded by the complete lack of entertainment delivered. My friends and I are fans of HK film, but WOW. This movie has it all, and by all I mean everything a movie shouldn't have. Underdeveloped and stereotyped characters, way over-the-top overacting, cheesy special effects, talking robots, no less than 20 double-foot jumpkicks, impossible situations, unfunny "gags" and "jokes", elementary school premise, mindless killings, and too-long running time for the material. Throw in the fact that Gen-X Cops was a decent film and this movie becomes even harder to bear. Quite simply, if you're entertaining the idea of watching this film...don't.
Dawn of the Dead (2004)
A bit of a disappointment
I got this movie yesterday on a blind buy because I heard good things about it online. And while I will admit that it is better than the recent Resident Evil films, it is still lacking in some areas.
I really enjoyed the first 10-15 minutes of this film because the pacing was fast and everyone is clearly panicking. Unfortunately, the film seems to hit a wall after this.
Most of the characters are random and meaningless. There are however, two memorable characters. CJ, the head mall security guard, is a great character until his magical change of attitude halfway through the film. Also, the man on top of the gunshop, Andy, is the best character in the film. I felt much more empathy with him than I did with anyone in the mall, and he doesn't even have any lines except through a walkie-talkie. Furthermore, I agree that his character should be killed off, but they didn't do it as effectively as I would have liked.
The whole appeal from this film is clearly the gore, with even nudity making several appearances. Most of it is over the top and unnecessary. Maybe if I was 10 years younger, it would appeal to me more. As it stands, the cheesy violence is forced and gets old quickly.
The editing at the beginning and end of the film is tiring and annoying. Sometimes attempts at being artsy fail miserably, and this is one of them. When will directors learn that camera tricks and clichés don't make for a great film?
The best zombie film I have viewed recently is still 28 Days Later. And by no means do I think that is the best the film industry could do. Just look at the Resident Evil games. If something of that quality could be transfered to the film medium, maybe a zombie movie would exist that is infinitely watchable. Luckily, I still haven't watched the original Dawn of the Dead, and I am very much looking forward to viewing it.
My all time favorite film
Most people view this film with a feeling of nostalgia, myself included. However, Tron is more than just a piece of the 80's. Some of the most creative and unique action scenes ever put on film are featured here. David Warner and company create memorable and believable characters. Tron employs some of the best cinematography ever done; when you see the close-up of Sark's eyes at the conclusion of the ring game, you feel the tension. The crew put in an untold of amount of hours to manually insert the brilliant colors seen throughout the film. Wendy Carlos and Journey both contribute to a superb soundtrack. Tron is a surreal experience that remains a true science-fiction classic.
The Matrix (1999)
A modern classic
This movie blew my mind when I saw it in the theater in 1999. I imagine Star Wars viewers felt the same way back in 1977. Agent Smith is the highlight of this film as a convincing computer program that exists only to eliminate security threats to the Matrix. The breakthrough bullet-time shots are stylish and well done. The atmosphere in the film, both in and out of the Matrix, is eerie and moody. Keanu Reeves is once again enjoyable, the first time since Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure. Lawrence Fishburne puts in a satisfying performance as Morpheus. Overall, this is a must-see movie that will continue to entertain for years to come.
The Matrix Reloaded (2003)
Great Entertainment
This is one of my personal favorite films.
Agent Smith and the Merovingian are two of the most memorable characters to hit the screen in a while. I imagine people felt the same way about Darth Vader 25 years ago as people feel about Agent Smith now.
The soundtrack is fantastic, especially during the action scenes.
This movie has one of my all-time favorite scenes, the burly brawl. For me, it rates right up there with the trench run in Star Wars and the lightcycle scenes in Tron.
Overall, an underrated movie that was dismissed by many as too stylish or too wordy.
AVP: Alien vs. Predator (2004)
About what I expected
Paul Anderson does it again. Here comes another standard, sub-standard movie which is wildly debated on online message boards. Here is my take on the film (contains spoilers).
Alien Vs. Predator is just standard Anderson fare. No spectacular battle scenes or meaningful dialogue here. We do get an incoherent storyline, action scenes filmed by a 5-year old, and almost no character development. Instead of just critiquing and bitching about the film as a whole, which would take way too much time, I thought I would list the positive, if brief, aspects of the movie.
Both the ship that looked like a Queen alien and the actual Queen alien chase scene in the snow were impressive. I enjoyed the Predator's stylish reverse jump slash. My favorite shot by far was the laser shooting from the Predators' ship. Well, that's about it.. .
I seriously wonder if Paul Anderson thinks scenes like the buddy-cop team-up between the lead character and the Predator are good ideas. The shield and crude spear? Or the slo-mo dash which had the audience in stitches?
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I agree with a point made by the reader who wrote in about Chuck Dwyer's art (see comment at bottom of that post) and the open nature of Edward Hopper's 'Nighthawks.'
Hopper's piece, the reader suggests, is an example of a story in progress, an artwork that forces us to think and imagine again and again. Chuck's work , he suggests, may be lacking this quality.
The quality the reader describes is the same thing that made the end to the HBO series 'The Sopranos' so poetic. Using 'The Sopranos' as her starting point, in fact, Whitney Gould, our urban landscape writer, praises this very kind of ambiguity in varying kinds of cultural experiences in a commentary coming soon.
It's an idea in the air, it would seem. I find a similar quality in Gina Litherland's paintings at the Haggerty, which I review in Sunday's Cue, comparing that open quality to the seemingly simple fairy tales, like Little Red Riding Hood, that children want to hear over and over again.
All of these things give our imaginations room to maneuver. Our minds are stubborn instruments that often insist on unraveling and making sense of incongruities, unanswered questions and ambiguities. And artworks that never allow us to cross that chasm fully, that leave us swimming in a sea of ideas to encounter new associations and connections, can be the most pleasurable kind of art.
The antithesis of this is art that either gives up its secrets too quickly, and in a specific way (bad political art often falls into this trap). Or art that, to the other extreme, is a big snarl of ideas and images thrown together with little purpose or thought. It is art that either gets us to the other side without having to wade in much or that that leaves us drowning and with no destination in sight to move toward.
The questions I have for the reader, 'Tom B,' or any of us, though, are these. For you, how important is it for an artwork to be as visually beautiful as 'Nighthawks' in order to function this way? Are you prejudiced toward aesthetic quality? Can an artwork present a simple and perhaps less visually interesting juxtaposition -- like the bunnies and airplanes in Chuck's work -- and still offer a rich, intellectual experience?
Here, by the way, is what I had to say about 'The Sopranos' last episode the morning after it went off the air.


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This mineral specimen of Prehnite with Babingtonite, Apophyllite, Chamosite from Prospect Park Quarry, Prospect Park, Passaic County, New Jersey is available for sale from John Betts - Fine Minerals, mineral dealer located in New York City, New York.Follow on Facebook
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|Minerals Species: Prehnite with Babingtonite, Apophyllite,
Location of mineral deposit: Prospect Park Quarry, Prospect Park, Passaic County, New Jersey.
Description: Translucent green prehnite with scattered microcrystals of colorless-brown apophyllite, rounded black chamosite, and bladed dark-green babingtonite. Collected ca. 1985.
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Bigelows Loop Trail is a 10.9 mile lightly trafficked loop trail located near West Forks, Maine and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking and fishing and is best used from May until September.
A beautiful ridge traverse that will gain you two peaks in Maine. You will first head up the Fire Wardens trail then head left up the Horns Pond Trail for a change of scenery and to take you to the Bigelow Ridge, finally returning you to your car again via the Fire Wardens trail. Both peaks have open summits and Avery Peak has a stone fire tower on the top.
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Fantastic hike, it was a perfect distance and the trail was well maintained. Fantastic views at the top! Hiked on May 4, above Moose Falls campsite there was still a lot of ice and snow at that point.
Some reviews mention crossing the brook at the base of the trail, there's a bridge now so no major crossings are necessary!
Firewarden's trail up, to West Peak, the Horns and camped at Horn Pond Campsite. Horn Pond was a welcome sight, we went for a swim to cool off! Hiked out Horn Pond trail in the morning, this was a nice easy hike out. Firewarden's trail was difficult for me as I do not hike this distance regularly and we were carrying gear to stay over. Will definitely do this again!
Fire Warden's Trail to West Peak, 1.9 miles to the Horns, stayed overnight at Horn Pond Campsite and trekked out 5-ish miles in the a.m. via horn pond trail. My longest and best trek for sure! Can also reach Avery/West peaks via Safford Trail from the south side of Flagstaff. Gorgeous day, stellar views!
Great hike. Stratton Pond up Fire Warden Trail to Avery back to Bigelow West to both Horns, down horn pond trail. Weather was 89 hazy. The total hike with some side hikes and walking to the car was 13 miles. You can park at the very beginning of Stratton Pond Trail, the area is small and ended up parking much further down the road.
This was a fabulous hike. We started out at the beautiful Stratton Brook Pond. Beautiful view of the Bigelows ridge right from the shore. They're currently building a new bridge to cross one of the streams nearby, but there are wonderful rocks set up for you to use and hop across. After a mile of the trail, which is wide and flat, you reach the Fire Warden's Trail. The FW trail is very gradual as you hike in toward the mountain. After ~1.7, you intersect with the Horns Pond Trail (comes in from the left). Then, the trail becomes a bit steeper, but nothing out of the ordinary. Once you are at about 3 miles, you are really at the mountain and the trail boasts some absolutely gorgeous but steep stairs. Look behind and you can see Sugarloaf through the trees, as well as the pond where you started!
I love exposed ridges on hikes, so this next part was absolutely a must-see. We ascended from the col to bag Avery Peak, tip-toeing across some jagged rocks and withstanding some freezing winds. Worthwhile, though, because once you reach the peak you've got 360 views of Flagstaff Lake, Sugarloaf, Baxter Peak in the far off distance, and maybe even some of the Whites. It's one of the best views in Maine.
We descended from Avery and went to get West Peak, too, which was also gorgeous. We continued on the loop to see the pond, thinking we would skirt around The Horns but instead finding the AT actually summiting. Oh, well! Looped around to Horns Pond at 3000, but we didn't really see much of the pond from the main trail since the leaves were still on the trees.
All in all, I think we did more like 14.5 miles to get all the way back down. The Horns Pond trail is great for the descent because it's very gradual and easy on the knees and ankles.
Good climbs with lots of built in steps. View from top of Avery peak was awesome. Little disappointed that you aren't on the ridge all the way to the horns but definitely a great hike
Really great scenery. Must do this one.
GPS on mobile phone some lack part of this trail. it's about 14 miles long. Many class it difficult (not extreme) on the length. Surely need to be in shape to done it in a half day, many take two days for it.
But wonderful trail, worth the effort


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Hi Snotpuller, I am Flff and live in Monterey, TN ( Sand Springs community). I have been trying to find people that would be interested in starting a 4x4 club in this area. May be we can get togather some time. Fluff
I'm interested in meeting up with some locals. I'm in Cookeville
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I apologies that I have not gotton back with you and we still need to get togather and go 4 wheeling sometime. Right now it is Dear season and some of the places that I ride are being used for hunting. I have not been on the computer in some time because of work. But we will go sometime. Fluff
Check our local club out. Knoxoffroad.com
Well I'm in muddy pond if anyone wants to get together for some trail riding.
Dabolt55 I've already checked it out and signed up to the forum. Still wishing there was some sort of club closer. Cookeville, crossville.....
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Some time when you go trail riding I would like to go with you. Thanks
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TENNECO REPORTS MAJOR IMPROVEMENT IN SECOND QUARTER RESULTS: -- Earnings per share total $1.23 vs. loss of 15 cents last year. -- Earnings include 71 cents from continuing operations and 52 cents from discontinued operations. -- J I Case earns $11 million, its first profit in six quarters. -- All divisions report improved earnings; packaging and chemicals units more than double 1991 second quarter income. -- Outlook for balance of 1992 is positive, despite impact of additional production cuts announced at J I Case. HOUSTON, July 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Tenneco Inc. today announced earnings per common share for the second quarter were $1.23 compared with a net loss of 15 cents in the second quarter of 1991. This was made up of 71 cents from continuing operations and 52 cents from discontinued operations -- primarily the gain from the sale of the company's minerals operations. Revenues were unchanged at $3.4 billion. Operating income (pre-interest, pre-tax) totaled $296 million, compared with $108 million in the second quarter of 1991. Net income of $178 million, including $105 million from continuing operations and $73 million from discontinued operations, compared with a net loss of $14 million for the 1991 second quarter. J I Case reported an operating profit of $11 million, up from a loss of $123 million in last year's second quarter, its first profit in six quarters. "This major income turnaround on flat revenues reflects the kind of earnings leverage being generated by our focus on cost and quality. Our emphasis on accountability is clearly working. Our objective continues to be consistently improved profitability for Tenneco," said Mike Walsh, Tenneco chairman and chief executive officer. All Tenneco divisions reported improved operating income for the second quarter: -- At $59 million, Packaging Corporation of America (PCA) was up 136 percent over last year's $25 million. -- Albright & Wilson, at $19 million, was up 171 percent over last year's $7 million. -- J I Case posted $11 million of operating income, a $134 million swing over the $123 million loss in last year's second quarter. -- Tenneco Gas, at $73 million, was up 9 percent from last year. -- Tenneco Automotive, at $73 million, was up 11 percent from the second quarter a year ago. -- Newport News, at $67 million was up $1 million over the 1991 second quarter. J I CASE RESULTS The $134 million positive swing in Case's operating earnings was achieved despite a 10 percent drop in sales revenues compared with the second quarter of last year. Case cut its operating expenses by $45 million compared with the second quarter last year. This is in addition to a $36 million reduction in operating expenses in the first quarter of this year. YEAR-TO-DATE RESULTS For Tenneco as a whole, operating income for the first six months was $503 million, an increase of 143 percent over the first half of last year. Net income for the first half of 1992 totaled $211 million, or $1.43 per common share, compared with a loss of $13 million, or 18 cents per common share for the same period last year. This was made up of 93 cents a share from continuing operations and 50 cents a share from discontinued operations. Revenues were $6.6 billion compared with $6.7 billion at the midpoint of 1991. For the first six months, all Tenneco companies reported increases over the first half of 1991. First half operating earnings exceeded last year's total operating earnings at both Albright & Wilson and PCA, excluding the 1991 gains on asset sales. Walsh also said that Tenneco had "virtually completed" its $3 billion restructuring plan and, as a result, the company's industrial debt ratio was improved from 59 percent at the end of 1991 to 57.7 percent at the end of the second quarter. During the fourth quarter of last year, the company reduced its industrial debt ratio from 69 to 59 percent. OUTLOOK FOR THE BALANCE OF THE YEAR Walsh indicated the outlook for the rest of the year was for continued, favorable comparisons with last year. He said he expected a "significant increase" over last year at both Tenneco Gas and Tenneco Automotive; that Newport News Shipbuilding results should be "comfortably better" than last year; and that management would look to both PCA and Albright & Wilson to continue the major improvements demonstrated in the first six months. Walsh also indicated that third and fourth quarter comparisons at Case would be positive, however he said that additional production cuts at Case would put third quarter earnings at Case "under severe pressure" and the production costs, combined with Case's first quarter loss of $77 million, would put Case into a loss position for the year. DIVISIONAL ANALYSIS Natural Gas Pipelines Tenneco Gas reported improved operating income of $73 million for the second quarter, up 9 percent, compared with $67 million in the 1991 period. Last year's second quarter results included $13 million of income from non-recurring items. Operating income increased because of higher rates on the Tennessee Gas Pipeline, the near full capacity operation of the Kern River Gas Transmission system and improved efficiencies and cost controls. Pipeline deliveries were up despite the lingering effects of the warmer- than-normal heating season. Year-to-date the pipeline has generated $191 million in operating income, compared with $180 million during the first half of 1991. Farm and Construction Equipment J I Case reported second quarter operating income of $11 million compared with an operating loss of $123 million for the same period last year. Year-to-date Case reported a loss of $66 million, compared with a loss of $270 million for the first six months of 1991. Case's profit came despite lower sales revenues compared with the same quarter a year ago. The profit was the result of increased price realization and improved cost control. Aggressive production cuts already announced at Case have not been sufficient to keep up with a year-over-year drop in demand of approximately 20 percent in both the construction and agricultural equipment markets. As a result, and in order to keep inventories in line, production will be cut by an additional 9 percent. These added cuts, when combined with earlier cuts, will result in 1992 production approximately 20 percent below 1991 levels. Tenneco Automotive Tenneco Automotive reported increased operating income of $73 million in the second quarter compared with $66 million, a rise of 11 percent over the same quarter last year. Revenues of $509 million were up 5 percent from last year. The improved results were driven by aggressive cost management, combined with an increase in original equipment sales. Original equipment sales rose 18 percent in the quarter mostly due to strong sales of exhaust products in North America. Aftermarket sales for both exhaust and ride control products were down slightly. Operating income for the first six months totaled $116 million, up 7 percent. Revenues were $966 million, a 10 percent increase over the same period last year. Shipbuilding Newport News Shipbuilding reported second quarter operating income of $67 million, slightly higher than last year's performance for the same period. Revenues of $589 million were $13 million higher than the second quarter of 1991. The current backlog of $5.6 billion includes eight Los Angeles class submarines, two Nimitz class aircraft carriers and the refueling and overhaul of the USS Enterprise. The shipyard recorded $120 million of operating income for the first six months of 1992, compared with $115 million in the same period a year ago. Year-to-date revenues of $1.2 billion were $61 million higher than the same period last year. Newport News won six commercial ship repair contracts during the first half of 1992 and received a large number of requests for bids on commercial work. As it diversifies its product base, the company continues to improve its competitive position through cost cutting measures, including the elimination of about 2,000 jobs since the beginning of 1992. Packaging Packaging Corporation of America reported a 136 percent increase in second quarter operating income -- $59 million compared with $25 million in the comparable period last year. Revenues increased by 7 percent to $517 million. The improved earnings were driven by a major increase in income from containerboard due to higher volumes and margins. The higher margins are a result of company-wide quality, productivity and cost reduction programs begun in 1991 and intensified this year. Earnings from specialty products also were very strong. Year-to-date operating income at PCA totaled $108 million, an increase of 104 percent compared with $53 million during the first half of last year. Revenues for the first six months were $1 billion, up 10 percent, due to higher corrugated container sales volumes, which continued to exceed industry levels, and strength in the specialty businesses, particularly plastics packaging. Chemicals Albright & Wilson almost tripled its operating income with $19 million from continuing businesses compared with $7 million for the same period a year ago. Operating income for both periods excludes pulp chemicals, which has been reflected as a discontinued operation. Second quarter revenues of $247 million were $23 million higher than those in the same quarter last year. The improved income was mainly due to the company's cost, quality and restructuring programs, which have yielded substantial cost savings. Year-to-date operating income of $34 million compares with $14 million for the same period of 1991. Revenues were $484 million, compared with $471 million for the first half of 1991. Tenneco Inc. 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THREE MONTHS ENDED JUNE 30, 1992 1991 Net sales and operating revenues $ 3,435,000,000 $ 3,444,000,000 Income before interest and taxes $ 296,000,000 $ 108,000,000 Income (loss) from continuing operations $ 105,000,000 $ (17,000,000) Income from discontinued operations 73,000,000(A) 3,000,000 Net income (loss) $ 178,000,000 $ (14,000,000)(B) Average common shares outstanding 142,600,000 122,300,000 Earnings (loss) per average share: Continuing operations $ 0.71 $ (0.17) Discontinued operations 0.52(A) 0.02 Total $ 1.23(C) $ (0.15)(B) SIX MONTHS ENDED JUNE 30, 1992 1991 Net sales and operating revenues $ 6,645,000,000 $ 6,714,000,000 Income before interest and taxes $ 503,000,000 $ 207,000,000 Income(loss) from continuing opers. $ 140,000,000 $ (22,000,000) Income from discontinued operations 71,000,000(A) 9,000,000 Net income (loss) $ 211,000,000 $ (13,000,000)(B) Average common shares outstanding 142,200,000 122,200,000 Earnings (loss) per average share: Continuing oper. $ 0.93 $ (0.25) Discontinued oper. 0.50(A) 0.07 Total $ 1.43(C) $ (0.18)(B) (A) Discontinued operations includes a gain on minerals unit sale and a loss on the anticipated sodium chlorate sale. 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- The use of baking soda is widely documented, just search here:
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As for permanganate, it is used to to convert aldehydes into
carboxylic acids, and is very little documented. The dose mentionned
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> > This is a free type translation/interpretation of a freely
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> pages dedicated to production of alcohol at home. There are no
claims of any kind for this
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> > The first chemical reaction of saponification binds fusel oils and
makes it insoluble. In
> order for this reaction to work, alcohol must be tested for pH. If
reaction shows that home
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should neutralize the
> reaction. The proportion is 5g~8g of baking soda per each liter of
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> > After adding baking soda and stirring it well, potassium
permanganate is added.
> Potassium permanganate should be dissolved in small quantity of
clean water beforehand.
> The ratio is 2g of potassium permanganate dissolved in 50 mL of
clean water per each
> liter of home made alcohol. The mix of alcohol, baking soda and
potassium permanganate
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> > After this stage is complete, additional baking soda is added to
the mix in the same
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> > Next day any sediment is filtered and alcohol goes through the
second distillation. This
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95% of its content.
> >
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filtered through activated
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Major Bridge Work in 2015; MD 195 (Carro ll Avenue) over Sligo Creek and Sligo Creek Pa rkway – Community Advisory
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- Bridge work to support safety and mobility.
The MD 195 (Carroll Avenue) bridge over Sligo Creek and Sligo Creek
Parkway is scheduled for major rehabilitation starting in the spring of
2015. The Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA) will replace the
bridge deck, sidewalk, and railings, and rehabilitate major elements of
the bridge, including the beams and columns that support the deck above
the two arches. In order to complete the necessary work safely, the
bridge will be closed and traffic will be detoured during construction.
For additional information, you are invited to attend a meeting on
October 2, 2013. The informational workshop will acquaint the public
with the project. Display boards will show operational and safety
improvements, and SHA representatives will be available to discuss
project issues and answer questions concerning construction. No formal
presentation will be given. Feel free to arrive at any time and walk
through at your own pace.
Informational Workshop
Takoma Park Middle School – Cafeteria
7611 Piney Branch Road
Silver Spring, MD 20910
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Why is the work necessary?
This work is part of SHA's bridge system preservation program aimed
at providing reliable facilities in a timely manner. It will ensure the
continued safe operation of the bridge and extend the service life of
the 81-year old structure. The bridge is eligible for inclusion in the
National Register of Historic Places; therefore, SHA will make every
effort to maintain the appearance of the bridge while still meeting
current codes and safety requirements.
How will vehicle and pedestrian traffic be impacted?
During construction, SHA crews will close Carroll Avenue at the bridge
and vehicles will be detoured. Pedestrian traffic will be maintained on
a temporary bridge directly adjacent to MD 195 over Sligo Creek Bridge.
Access to all residential, business, hospital and trail entrances
adjacent to the work zone will also be maintained.
What detours will be in place?
Motorists north and south of MD 195 over Sligo Creek Bridge wishing to
continue on MD 195 beyond the project site will be directed to a traffic
detour utilizing Flower Avenue, Maplewood Avenue, Maple Avenue and MD
410 (Philadelphia Road). The detour length is 1.25 miles, and will be
improved at several locations to accommodate the additional traffic –
these locations include the intersections of Hilltop Road and Sligo
Creek Parkway, Maplewood Avenue and Flower Avenue, and Old Carroll Road
and Sligo Creek Parkway. Also, while Sligo Creek Parkway is closed to
motorists on Sundays, motorists may use it as a detour route during the
week and Saturday, reducing detour length to less than one mile. A
separate detour utilizing only State-owned roadways will be in place for
commercial trucks, and Montgomery County Ride-On Transit is evaluating
alternatives to minimize impacts to the bus routes and bus stop
locations during the closure.
Have any other alternatives been considered?
Project engineers considered constructing a temporary bridge to
maintain one lane of vehicular traffic during construction. However, a
temporary bridge to support vehicles would have to be larger than the
proposed temporary pedestrian bridge, including approach roadways
requiring an extensive clearing of wooded parkland adjacent to the
bridge, and would add one year to the project. The chosen alternative
will take the shortest time to construct and minimize the impacts to the
surrounding environment.
What is the project schedule?
Construction is tentatively scheduled to begin in the spring 2015 and
the bridge is anticipated to be closed for one year. Additionally, some
construction will take place before and after the bridge is closed, but
will be able to do so while it carries traffic. Work will not start
until construction is completed on MD 650 (New Hampshire Avenue) over
Sligo Creek Bridge. SHA will make every effort to complete this project
as quickly as possible while minimizing impacts to local residents and
For more information on this project, please visit SHA's website at
www.roads.maryland.gov and click on Projects and
Studies/Transportation Projects Page/Montgomery County/Bridge 1503300
over Sligo Creek Parkway and Sligo Creek.
Catherine E. Plevy
Executive Assistant
Public Information Officer (PIO)
Office of the Chief of Police
7500 Maple Avenue
Takoma Park, Maryland 20912
(301) 891-7142
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