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Nothing shatters your confidence more than wearing the latest spring fashion with the knowledge that your armpits look hideous. Dark armpits are not only unsightly but may be the cause of low self-esteem and other emotional issues.
Luckily however, people over the world have been suffering from this situation for years. So much so, that there are more than just one way how to get rid of dark armpits successfully.
These are some of the most effective remedies against dark underarms:
Change your Habits: A first step toward addressing this issue for one and for all consists in identifying the reasons for your dark armpits. Since the causes are varied and change from one case to another, you should go over the following data and apply it for your own case.
Dark armpits occur as the skin's natural reaction to prolonged exposition to certain elements. Just as skin will burn or tan when exposed to chemicals or harmful sunrays, it might react just the same way to certain products you may have been using for too long. The top three reasons for damaged skin in this area are:
• Alcohol-based deodorants or antiperspirants.
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• Buildup of dead skin cells.
So what you need to do now is get rid of the causes in order to give way to new, whiter and healthier-looking armpits.
Even when you think the three reasons we mentioned earlier are impossible to do away with, finding new alternative ways of dealing with these base necessities is imperative, if you want to enjoy going sleeveless this summer season.
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There is a wide range of skin-friendly products going around the market these days and there are long-held myths to be debunked, too. For one thing, just because it is soft on your skin, it does not have to be less powerful.
These days, leading cosmetic brands have come up with less chemically-laden products that are also effective deodorants. Look for hypoallergenic lines of antiperspirants and look for those that have less alcohol concentration as well.
Similarly, another important change of habit includes when and how to apply deodorant. Never put on any right after shaving or waxing your armpits. In addition, at night it is best if you only wear talcum powder or some soft lotion, or better still, nothing at all.
Since lack of ventilation is another important reason why many people's skins turn darker than usual, it is best if you wear soft, 100% cotton clothing when you go to bed. Avoiding tight, synthetic fabrics is another sure way of improving the skin in this extremely sensitive area.
As for body hair control, if you feel that the creams, lotions or waxes you are using are too irritating for your skin, then it is high time you changed the product.
Even if it means spending more money, it is sometimes best to consult with a dermatologist or a certified beautician first. They can provide a useful guide on how to get rid of dark armpits by hanging the type of products.
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Bakutel 2015, the Azerbaijan international telecommunications and IT exhibition, the largest ICT event in the region has today kicked off, SIA reports.
The Ministry of Communications and High Technologies of the Republic of Azerbaijan has shown support for the exhibition. The organisers of the event are Iteca Caspian and Caspian Event Organisers (CEO).
Speaking at the opening ceremony, First Deputy Minister of Communications and High Technologies and Acting Minister Ramin Guluzadeh said traditionally held Bakutel exhibition and conference has become an important international event in the field of telecommunications and information technologies.
Ramin Guluzadeh said over the past 21 years Bakutel exhibition has confirmed itself as the exchange of experience in the field of information and communication technologies, demonstrating of new opportunities, all-round cooperation project.
"Major challenges are set for the sector of information and high technologies in Azerbaijan, which is among a number of leading countries of the world for rate of economic development. This area is declared one of the priority areas of development by President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev. Azerbaijan is recognized as a leading state in the region in terms of progress achieved in recent years in the development of ICT. All-round reforms are carried out in Azerbaijan, which is an independent, and young state. As a result, Azerbaijan has achieved to transform its economic power in individual sectors into human capital. Today Azerbaijan is heading on to integration into the international space, it has become a leader country in the field of space in the region.
"I am confident that the current exhibition and conference Bakutel will be held at a high level and will give a new impetus to the development of ICT in the region," said Ramin Guluzadeh.
Speaking at the exhibition, Edward Strachan, Executive Director of ITE Group, expressed gratitude to the Ministry of Communications and High Technologies for their support in holding the exhibition at the highest level. This year's exhibition has brought together 203 companies from 21 countries. 15 percent of them are new attendees of Bakutel exhibition, Strachan said. "I am confident that the exhibition will open up new horizons for both local and foreign IT companies."
After the opening ceremony the guests viewed the exhibition.
Note that among the participants of the exhibition are leading IT companies, as well as Azerbaijani mobile operators, Internet service providers and system integrators, as well as distributors of famous brands.For the first time Bakcell, the first mobile operator in the country, is the communication sponsor of the exhibition Bakutel.
The exhibition draws new companies each year. This year, newcomers make up 15% of exhibitors, the majority of which are foreign exhibitors interested in Azerbaijan's ICT market, including AVAYA, Google, Kaspersky Lab and others.
The main trends for 2015 presented at the exhibition include information technologies, 4-5G mobile technologies, services for fibre optic and cloud technologies, national broadband solutions, e-government services, as well as information security. One of the most important events in the Bakutel 2015 business programme will be the signing of an agreement between Azercosmos and Arianespace for launching the second telecommunications satellite Azerspace-2. The signing will take place on 2 December at the Azercosmos stand.
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The Dogs Are Eating Them Now: Our War in Afghanistan by Graeme Smith
Updated: October 22, 2013
Foreign correspondent Graeme Smith's emotional, compelling account of his experiences covering the war in Afghanistan has been awarded this year's Hilary Weston Writers' Trust Prize for Nonfiction.
Smith, whose book The Dogs Are Eating Them Now: Our War in Afghanistan was released in late-September, was presented with the $60,000 prize at a gala in the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto on Monday night. The other shortlisted authors received $5,000:
You can learn more about all the shortlisted books at our special Weston Prize site.
The award jury, which included Hal Niedzviecki, last year's winner Candace Savage, Andreas Schroeder, and additional jurors War Child Canada director Dr. Samantha Nutt, and CBC's Evan Solomon, described Smith's book as "a graphic but determinedly even-handed memoir that does much to counter the reams of official spin this topic has endured over the years."
For many years Smith was the only reporter living full time in Afghanistan, and in The Dogs are Eating Them Now he provides a highly personal account of what it's like to live in a war zone. He tells stories from back alleys, cockpits and prisons that reveal corruption, the tribalism of power structures and the economics of the drug trade.
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Pick up from Zvartnots International Airport
Transfer to hotel or apartment in Yerevan
Walking introduction city-tour (City centre-Republic Square,
Cultural centre-Opera house, city centre streets, Victory Park with the statue of Mother Armenia e.t.c.)
Yerevan-Yerevan is one of the oldest countries of the world. It was founded in 782 B.C. The word means which comes from Bible. Yerevan is mixture of old and new and here are a lot of sights and museums worth visiting. The city is full of various attractions as well.
Dinner in an Armenian national restaurant
Overnight in Yerevan
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Echmiadzin- one of the first Christian churches of the world. Visit to Echmiadzin Mother Cathedral (built in 301 A.D ) is a must for all Christians. Visiting here you'll get acquainted with the adoption of Christianity in Armenia- the first Christian country of the world.
This is the only 7 domed church of Armenia and Holy Seat of
all the Armenians. Here you'll have a opportunity to visit three
churches :Mother Cathedral of Echmiadzin, St. Hripsime
and St. Gayane churches. St. Hripsime is a unique church
included in the list of UNESCO. This is the first
cupola-domed church of worldwide architecture built in 618.
St. Gayane was built in the 7th c.
Zvartnots temple-the ruins of the
7th century Zvartnots temple < Temple of angels> is worth visiting and admiring the architectural talent of ancient Armenians.
Sardarapat-Due to this memorial complex (devoted to Bash-Aparan battle in 1918) the Armenians didn't lose their religion and country and now days have their place under the Sun. Visiting this complex you'll get acquainted with the eternal and unbelievable history of Armenia. Here you'll visit to Ethnological museum of Armenia where you'll see a special performance introducing some of Armenian national dishes and tools.
Metsamor-This is one of the ancient settlements of Armenian nation, dating back to Stone age, Bronze age, Iron age and middle age. The investigation has proved that in Early Bronze Age (4-3 millennium B.C.) Metsamor was a cradle of civilization. Almost 22 000 objects which were discovered during the investigations are shown in the museum which is situated next to the ruins of the settlement.
Breakfast in the hotel
Lunch-package in Sardarapat yard
Overnight in Yerevan
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Xor Virap -this is the church where Grigor the
Illuminator stayed 13 years without any food and proved that
Christianity is a very powerful religion. After it the Armenians adopted Christianity by Grigor the Illuminator. From here opens the
wonderful view of the Armenian pride-Mt.Ararat. It dates back to
the 13th c.
Areni wine factory-Armenia is famouse as a wine making country and
the first grape vine was planted in Armenia by Noah after the Great Flood
Noravank -Visiting Noravank church complex you'll appear in wonderland
as the church- complex is situated on the top of the rocks and is surrounded
with the miracle rocks and cliffs that change their color depending on the
Sun rays and weather. This complex dates back from 12th-13th c.
Jermuk-Welcome to one of the most picturesque resort areas of
Armenia, famous for its hot mineral springs and picturesque
gorge. It is 173 km south-east to Yerevan. A small roadside will
bring you to a picturesque waterfall. Armenian world wide famous
mineral water is gained from these springs. Be sure you'll
not get sick and tired of the long road, as the way will admire
you with its unique nature which changes after each meter. Here is
a special medical resort area where you'll discover your illness and remedies to treat it. It has a lot of parks and forested areas. The chemical content of the Jermuk mineral water is very close to the famous Karlovy Vary water in Czech Republic.
Breakfast in the hotel
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Sisavan church-St.Grigor church of Sisian was built at the end of the 6th century. Inside the church by microscope you will see Armenian alphabet, Bible and the church carved on a piece of hair with three lays.
Tatev -The monastery of Tatev is situated in the territory of Goris
in Syunik region. This is one of the richest monarchial
complexes of Medieval Armenia. The profitable strategic
position and inaccessibility created suitable conditions to
construct strong buildings and ramparts in defiance of the
complex. This complex consists of several churches, living
rooms, oil-making reservoir and buildings of economic
importance. The stick or swinging column of the monastery
is of great interest. It is 6 m high and by the strides of the detachment it moved and warned the monks about the danger. Here is the longest rope-way of the world.
Xndzoresq-This is a cave village. Since the slopes have no flat spaces fit for building, the people have dug terraces in the rocks in such way that the roof of the lower house served as the courtyard floor for the one above it. The tomb of Mkhitar Sparapet, a confederate of David Bek is here. Presently the Old Xndoresk possesses the status of a historical landmark under public protection.
Nagorny Karabagh(Artsax) –Every Armenian feels proud and gets excited of happiness when he enters his historical land Artsax. For the citizens of Armenia the entrance is free, but the foreigners need visa for entrance, which they can get in Yerevan or in the border. Now days it is quite a safe and wonderful place for traveling. The people of Karabagh are very hospitable, and proud of their origin. The area is rich with wonderful architectural, natural and historical places. Here you will have a chance to visit a lot of historical places.
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City tour of Stepanakert-Stepanakert is the capital of Nagorny Karabagh and here are many parks, museums and markets, some of which you will visit.
Shusi church-The cultural capital of Artsakh- Shoushi is considered to be the the most ancient spiritual and cultural center of the Caucasus. The city is
known for its strong fortress and different historical places of interest. A mosque of 18 century and St. Ghazanchetsots church is situated here. Due to Shushi battle Armenian land Artsax is reachable for the Armenians.
Gandzasar-Gandzasar has its particular
place in the rows of Artsax monuments. It is considered to be one of
the gems of Armenian medieval architecture. It consists of church, hall,
friary cabins and other economic buildings. The part of the main
church architectural ornaments are the high-relieves of the domes
polygonal drum. The monastery is built on a woody hill named
Gandzasar from which heritages its name.
Ancient tree-This is one of the most ancient trees of the world. It has more
then three thousand years history and its roots are very impressive. The admiration of this tree is in that fact, that its is open and 20 people can enter inside the tree at the same time.
Amaras monastery-This monastery was built in the 4th c and this is the first place where Mesrop Mashtots-the creator of Armenian alphabet opened the first school of Armenia.
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Askeran fortress- visiting here you'll see half-ruined 18c fortress. The enormous walls will astonish you with their strength and architectural minds.
Yeghegis church-Yegheis is a historical city sprinkling of antiquates. Here is St.Astvatsatin basilica dating back to the 18th century, small church of St.Karapet (13th century) and St.Zorats cathedral built in the 14th century. St.Zorats ( in Armenian means ) is a pretty unique church. Its name comes from the custom of consecrating arms and horses there before battle.
Selim caravanserai and pass-According to the Armenian inscription on the right inside the door, prince Chesar Orbelian and his brothers built this in 1332 in the reign of Abu Said the Second Xan.This is the best preserves caravansary in Armenia. There is a little spring just uphill beyond the caravansary.
Lake Sevan - This is undoubtedly one of the most exciting sight in
Armenia. It is >. This wonder is situated
at almost 2000m above the sea level. Its beauty is austere and majestic.
The pure air and sandy beaches attract holiday makers. This is the
largest lake of the Caucasus and one of the highest fresh water
lakes in the world.
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Sevanavank-this church is on the top of Sevan peninsula. From here opens the wonderful view of lake Sevan.
Noraduz-this place is world-wide famous khachkar (cross-stone)
cemetery of Armenia.Visiting here you'll get acquainted with
Armenian special art-xachkar-making. The oldest khachkars date
back to the 10th c. Here used to be approximately 1000 items of
this incredible art.
Hairavank-this temple dates back from the 9th-12th centuries.
Diligan-is one of the forest-rich cities of Armenia. This resort area is famous with its unique architectural and historical sights. Visiting here you'll appear in wonderland. This is the of Armenia with its picturesque nature.
Haghartsin-This complex was built in the 13th c and appearing here you seem to appear in a miracle land, as the natural and architectural beauty is very harmonic and impressive. This sight inspired and attracted an Arab shayx so much that he donated a great sum for the reconstruction of this complex. In 2011 it was wholly repaired and equipped with all modern technologies for the church protection.
Goshavank- was founded by Armenian famous fabler Mkhitar
Gosh in the 13th century. Here is the most famous masterpiece
of carved-cross stones (khachkar) which is an
. The carving is so perfect that it looks like an
openwork lace. The distinctiveness and richness of the church's decoration evidence the artistic taste and consummate skill of the craftsmen who created it.
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Tsaxkadzor- this is translated as the gorge of flowers. It has a unique beauty in each season. It is known both its winter and summer attractions. If
you get on a cabin you'll have an opportunity to have a look of
the whole Armenia. Here are hotels, restaurants, resorts, guest
houses. The Olympic Training Center for winter and summer
sports, consisting of various sports facilities (swimming pools,
skating rinks, ski trails, tennis courts, etc.) is located here.
This is world wide famous winter resort. A healthy
climate and picturesque scenery, forest-grown mountain slopes and blossoming valleys You'll visit the architectural and artistic complex of Kecharis. This architectural complex dates back to the 13th century.
Bjni-This is a village of famous Armenian mineral water. Here are two churches: St.Sargis-built by pink tuff on a high rock in the 7th century. It is the smallest among cross-domed type churches St.Astvatsatsin- built by Grigor Magistros in the 11th century. It is assumed that the church was used to preserve the manuscripts copied in the monastery. The church was restored in the 20th century.
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Garny-This is the only pagan temple in the territory of
Armenia dating back from 3rd c. B.C. upto 1st c. A.D. This unique temple is a wonderful example of Roman architecture. Visiting here you'll get acquainted with the paganism roots in Armenia.
Geghard-This is the only rock-curved church of Armenia and one
of the masterpieces of the world dating back to the 13th c. This church
complex is built inside a huge rock and the acoustic is unbelievable
impressive inside this miracle. Here you'll have one of the unique
opportunities of your live getting rid of all evils and bad thoughts
as listening to Armenian alive spiritual songs inside this church,
you'll become as honest as a little child. Each sound will touch
your heart at the bottom. Visit here and get eternal inspiration
for your life.
Yerevan city tour- You've already got acquainted with some sights of Yerevan on the day of your arrival (City centre-Republic Square, Cultural centre-Opera house, city centre streets, Victory Park with the statue of Mother Armenia e.t.c.) Today you're going to visit some museums, factories and sights of Yerevan taking into account your age, interests and preferences.
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Oshakan -this is the place, where the creator of the Armenian alphabet- Mesrop Mashtots is buried. This is a 19th century building but his grave was erected in the 5th century. Here you'll be introduced with Armenian alphabet, the creation work of it, Armenian language which is very old one. When you get accounted with the Armenian language, you'll realize that Armenian was the base of many languages. Armenian alphabet is one of the most phonetic alphabets. It can be used for translation of words from any other alphabet without changing the initial pronunciation of sounds.
Letters park-this park of Armenian letters was founded in 2005 on the slope of Mt. Aragats (the highest mountain in Republic of Armenia, 4090m) dedicated to 1600th anniversary of the invention of Armenian alphabet.
Amberd-Amberd fortress is the only well survived fortress of Armenia
dating back to the Bronze age. The castle ruins of Amberd comprised
an area of 1,500 square meters. Its walls are constructed of roughly hewn
basalt blocks set in place with mortar.
Harichavank-this temple is situated on the west foot of mountain
Aragats on a rocky cape. According to investigators it was
founded in the 7th century. This monastery is very impressive with its architectural ornaments and huge dome. The main church was built in the 13th century. In 19 century the monastery became a summer residence for patriarchs. The small chapel which is not far from the complex built on a piece of rock is of great attention, as during an earthquake it was separated from the main rock and was got to our times almost harmless.
Gyumri introduction city tour-Gyumri is Armenian's second largest city and the cultural centre of Armenia. This is the only place of Armenia where you can see an authentic historic Armenian city. Though this city saw the terrible earthquake of Spitak but today it is modern country and the most lovely place for everybody, as the horror history of this city made the citizens too kind and hospitable and due to their sense of humor they overcame all difficulties.
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Marmashen –This church complex is situated on a picturesque plateau on a high coast of Akhurian river. It is a huge obelisk dating back from the 10-11th century. The complex is built by tuff lime-stone and it makes a great impression on a visitor.
Dsegh-This is the birth-place of worldwide famous Armenian poet
writer Hovahannes Tumanian. Here you will visit his memorial house
and after getting acquainted with this outstanding person's biography and
works, you'll have a rest in Anush solemn canyon admiring the lyric nature
of this village and listening some of his poems in English. Visiting here
you'll appear in an eternal fairly tale.
Haghpat-Sanahin-Those are architectural masterpieces of Armenia in Lori region which is the greenest region of Armenia with its breath-taking panoramas, deep gorges etc. Both of these church are in great harmony with nature and it seems they are part of nature themselves. They date back from 10th-13th c. included in the list of UNESCO Architectural Treasures.
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Odzun--This is a large, wonderful longitudinal cruciform church .This is also notable for its figural relief sculpture. This looks like a miracle in the spot of nature.This church dates back to the 13th century. This is one of the unique churches, which is on the top of the canyon and half of it now is covered with moss and it looks like a part of nature.
Vanadzor cross-stone maker studio-Armenia is worldwide famouse with its unique architectural talented monuments –xachkars . We'll visit to one of the studios where you'll get acquainted with this art in details
Aparan-This is a village famous by humors and sheep breeding, that's why here you can see special markets of sheep. You can hear a huge number of anecdotes about these honest, simple and people. Here you will visit the memorial monument (Bash Aparan) devoted to the battle of Bash Aparan (1918). This was one of the most important battles for the Armenians. Many Armenian outstanding people took part of this battle, among them were Drastamak Kanayan (Dro) who was buried near this monument.
Saghmosavank-this monastery is distinguished by a compact arrangement of the monuments around the main building. The clever use of the terrain adds to the picturesque of the complex which is especially expressive when view from the opposite side of the canyon. The decoration is well thought-out. The southern and western facades are well illuminated and decorated more lavishly than the eastern and northern ones, which look very modest.
Mugni-Standing on an elevation, it is the architectural dominant of a vast settlement. The church St. Georgy was built in the 17-th century. It is a cross-winged domed basilica. Architectural details emphasize the artistic expressiveness of the building. The fine carved decoration of the southern portal is the most interesting.


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To celebrate the release of their hotly anticipated debut album When We Fall, All Our Exes Live in Texas are hitting the road for a national tour. The Exes is a fantasy draft of Sydney's finest singer-songwriters - Elana Stone, Katie Wighton, Hannah Crofts and Georgia Mooney – here combining in four-part, indie-folk harmony heaven. Having blitzed all corners of the globe from Ireland to the USA, earning accolades from the likes of NPR, Perez Hilton and CNN, racking up multiple nominations for the National Live Music Awards and being shortlisted for the Vanda & Young songwriting competition, not to mention sharing stages with the likes of Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, Boy & Bear, Passenger and the Backstreet Boys (!!), as well as garnering parliamentary attention in Question Time as one of the country's brightest acts, All Our Exes Live in Texas are thrilled to launch their album into the world.
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When you stay at Courtyard Memphis Airport in Memphis, you'll be in the business district and close to Graceland. This hotel is within the vicinity of Stax Museum of American Soul Music and Full Gospel Tabernacle Church.
Make yourself at home in one of the 157 air-conditioned guestrooms. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.
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Reservations are required and can be made beginning one week before the canoe date. Join a guide as you explore this rich and diverse estuary up close.Some experience is preferred. You must be at least 8 years old and able to paddle.You must wear covered shoes (no sandals, flip-flops or Crocs). Bring water, sunscreen and a hat. Dress to get wet. Individuals with their own kayaks or canoes are welcome to join in. Call (386) 428-3384 ext. 0 to reserve your spot.Meet at the visitor center at 9:45 a.m. (2 hours)


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Hutchinson News (Newspaper) - November 4, 1890, Hutchinson, Kansas ......m^^n^w^^^ HUTCHINSON DAILY NKWS: TOESDAY MORNING NOVEMBfik 4; 1890. NEW YORK FASHIONS. Wfclw�ft)a*l *oYeltta* noctrntty KttiltitteA *T Ootham** Importer*. It IK woV ft "two-hooVed," but a low-heeled riconillUy shoo that is now in (grant favor. A Mtcsd and nxporlanocd prophet and imporWr hasBljjhtud a woll-di.'-ilncd, un-mLstaknVta "hoopsklrt" on I anion's horizon. Th" soar of this wire cafffl do- I �Ur�sHfcoho not very fur in the- din-1 t&nco. ami soon bo reached-!..� Mode 1 Mlllng straight in 1U direction-and In �i�w of this, said Importer has aclusHv sent 1� an advance flnit order for an �in-11 mi ted supply of those detestable articled ol Very many of tho now clofu costumes �na cieak drosses nra inad'i more com-Zortahla and far lift titer in weight by AmltUaf* tho usual foundation skirt. X4o�* �f tlir> prlncosjso gi>w))H have bpo-ond skirts, but with thorn aru always worn abnath petticoats of surah silk m&Uhlag thc color ot t^ft Atpw. Thoso aro devoir pored and finished with ft ruche, or triple frills thataro ninun very narrow and placod at thu vorv i^xircinn dpd of tbo limn. Am mi: iho winter drc^i wraps is a I'lngat modal formed of dahlia-colored poau do �oie, with shouldor-cnpos of dark daUlla volvot Unod with silk of the itftfoo Hh.idn as tho body. Those capes *ro covorod with >� iiiipurh not-work �f nilk nnd chonilln paKtfomniitorio, with facet**! stones bora itml thorn In wine* t�fiu7_ itpul i\nd jnt. Thn wrap bus aillt-ilnuu paneled fronts bordered at tho font with tho rich (f litt�riiijf garnitaro. Now dctitii-piiloniiitjOM with a 1'Vcnoh aouont have vory cloMi-tKtinj? culrasao f roots, cuvbphI with iimf*�iiflc�n1. passo-inoiitorltta in -tpocuil dusijj'Ti. Most of those battmi dtug-onally. and ar� completed by square-shaped I-hjuIs XIV. bip pocVftl*. wirb am overlaid ivitb UioallU and eboni]li* ^'Jtnii turns. l,n*s olabnrato Fronnfe pohjuufsfs of fine ladies'cloth or cfcnifil's hair, ovorakirl-** of ntripod bonffallut:, an* bordorttd with fpsilhur or narrow fur bunds. Thesu polunnisos outlimo tho long waist severely, with all tho fullnnsHut tbo bark, vory slight p&uifir drapBrioa relieving tbo aides. BandfcntJiu fOng'lish-iD.'idr tfuwni ot Venetian wool, combined with vt;lvot-atrlped artnuro ailk, ftooltod with gold, aro made with domitriiincd princpwso bark*]mml jackot-front.s of tho Venetian wool, with only fill^btly full sIoovoh, plainly jrorod skirt frotiU, :uid Dorothy fOftt-s i�t Uio striped silk, with volvot folds boyond. Kn^Hsti cherry and rus Mi, wlno ^nd doo color, I'jnguoUo hluo and apricot, admiral bluo and beipo, form vory otroi:ti vo com blunt ions in tho ntripod robricv, tho doflp-oulocrtd band flockod 01 dottod with gold or hroruo. , N. V PottL PULLMAN'S NOBLEMEN. �-tlefir cf Ilow Tliay Markcfl th� Vtr ^implr.i!a Trnrt'l "Do yon know," said a business man, **that 1 liwl un o.xpurif.-nco rocontly whitib wm (ml. ;it nil compliniunury to my vuuityV 1 started from Hnu Fran-olscft to Now Vork, and on tht> day aftor my Ural mi*tit. oo^thn aloopini: car 1 no liced tliui noichoM bad betsu cut in the heels of built my shoes. I supposed that tbo porter iiad done this loidontify my nhue*, and wan diapo^nd to forgot thft wbniw -ailAlr. \ not\CL�d, however, that ttto portui was assiduous in his at* tentiotis Ui ultbou^b tboro watt alight, almost imparcopllhle, touch %t dycr;UlUy wj mo in bU wannor, Ho was a. ftood portor, bowuvBi% and when oban^od i�y ffloopinjf our J tlpptiU bira iiberftUy. Aftor my first night on my second car 1 rouioroborud tho nolcbon, and tookinj: on my boot hnols found a cro�j on tfaoh. 1 dpcidod Lb at this was a nolloe to portors that f was 'a liberal 'tlppor. HUH I noticed thp samo con-oeale4 di&liko of tbo portor mid his ear neat desfro to plPttsv i.ko. I found Ilia notvicfi oxcoloni. howovur. t "When I took my noxt aloepor at Chicago 1 aiot thoro a portor with whom I bad traveled bo fore and who know who J. was* Whllo Uq was hcu.alu.tig mcdowu the next morning- bo kept chuckling to himself. 'What ticklon you so much. 8acar I finally mtkod. Ko only chucklod and yrlnnud tho harder. At last bo aald, choking with laughter: "Duy'a *look yoo for a spot tor, sub.' That meant nothing- to mo, but Ham ox-plalnnd that tho Qr*t portor bad iu.;^ ng thn past two years, tbo t�*..,hni[[iio ot roprodurtifjii b;�s roude moco progress than in any uUiur part of the world. For the caiisn uf tlii�s tvoitld, hesays. i{ivu a uniLed I'rotMsi'rintchiirch, Including l.Si>0.oi�> those w)io aro otherM'iso unable to ^nt'iire such ad vantages. Tho institution vili be thrown opeu to mechanics, laborers, profession.^ men and people of all grade* and occupations who dcalro to avail themselves of the ho no fits. A triilinjj yearly fee will ho charged. The hest (nr-'-ruetors to be hud w'tl bo ao-curod for tho work. At Cambridge, lSnglaiid. the university branchoi have ten tuuusand students, and Oxford has elcvnu Ebousuttd- A MIXED COLLISION. A 4raailmnlh�r'* Optnloa. -Orandma. my fiancee has rt�-Mlftir pat Uiiny dollars into a ((old AiaUa grondma- You'd hotter marry ouo ttiai mCiam, auts her Ungttr In a iilvor o*e.-Jawelor'g Weekly. oomotory An XHih Uelinltlo '*Fa�� a>> you know what s�r **At eoorso Oi do. It's a ulaco whora folks lives afther they're do^d, aorr. Waal Hboro. - Wot belter or worse,- IS ebevra tbo old in a Id* ta Ihj inken for �h�7 tike It to last all their llvtis. ft�l�a*t�'a iDutothlnK ihnt pleuU tbora bettor Ujqp that la*a*c Uk bo takon for wlvoc ; -Philadelphia TLuea. -Jliaisttrriul Friend-"What do you MmX it hardest to overcome, my lad7* Yoaaay Suithly-"Ilor father's preju-Aao against me,"--Yankee Ulude. t. SCHOOL AND CHURCH. -At a larijo board school in l�ugland tQtlooyn arofi-lvon a bath oncn a wo ok. -Tiiore are liiO.B'Jl children enroilod to the oity Kehooitt nud un uversRO ot UI,B17 of tboso attended school dally during ftoploiubor, who wore uwight by *�W0 teach urn.-Chicane Tribune. -In Berlin a ucboolinistross receives IPOO annually durln)r tho Urst years ot feftr Mrvke: u Hehoolmaator, JMOa After V/hr tb� Wiml-Mlll Mint Hu� No l'n 1th In A drummer for a Buffalo house had observed 'hat he meant to buy an accident insurance policv, buL lorgot it, when tbo ugunt ^or tt Wisconsin wind-m\\\ repUed. "I had a little experience that way ftbout ton years ago, uiiii alnco I ^ot well I prefer to travel on my shape, watched ovur more or lsas by Providence." Of eonrao we all wanted to hear the particulars, and ho kindly continued; H w,is tm the Illinois Cnutrul. \ got 1 an accidiifit policy in Chicago, and' started out. luulinjj that 1 had dune tbo iTWi-.t tiling. ISix hours liter, just, as thu pni-UT was maltiiiff up the first berth, vm struclc a horso on llni Iracl: and half Hie train went iniu thn ditch. You with to the halli''1 queried ono of tho gruiiu. Or coni'nu. Our car turnod ceroplote-ly over and (bU or rollnd down a bank tweWo fpttt high." And all the paaseiitfui-4 were killed or hurt?" No, air, not h person wan killed, and I was the only one out of twenty who was hurt 1 had my skull fractured, my lejy broken, five teuth knocked out and a foot smashed, and not another person could show a scrateb." How do you account for it?" 1 was tho onlv ono with a policy." But that couldn't account for it," \V*ll, then, all the others had just accepted and wore reading tracts juat handed them by a roving evangelist I didn't Uvku one." But that wouldn't explain It, either," persisted tho other. -Oh, well, t.hon, I had just called a ohap with whom I was playing ouch re ,i \v.\r, &n& 1 t\nn\t he and \ and the collision tfut mixed up. However, there was a misLake in the date of the policy, and 1 K"t no buuufU, and I want uoth* Ing moro to do with such insurance. Makes a policy bolder inn reckless with bis mouth."-N. Y. Sun. -xvicnarti xttacicmore, whose name, notwithstanding many later novels, is UBHociatud with "Lornfl Doono," 1h a lineal descundunt of good old Dr. Doddridge, and resides at Teddlngton on tbo Thames. Ho ia averse to notoriety aad is known among his neighbors for hiB success in market gardening and fruit raising, rather than by hia literary triumphs. lie is now past sixty, and lives a retired llfo in his lovely home, tmrroundr-d by rural scenes. In the composition of his novels ho exuroisns tho greatest care and sometimes produces only a single paragraph at a nit-ting.-N. Y. Ledgor. -A BL Louis genius, says Polloe Captain Hoyd, of that uity, has invented a rubber billy for policemen and watch* won. It is made of heavy rubber, such as is u�od in hose, is flexible, yet very solid, and has tho merit of stunning a person without breaking the Kculp and causing the tluw of blood. It is alio guaranteed not to fraoturu the skull, A PATRIOTIC PEOPLE. Fonilnrfti of thn Armenians for Th*tr Ha* clonal Mturatnr*. _,uo fondness of Armenians for their national literaturo must appear, to those foreigners who havo any knowlodgo ol it, like tho Intense love a mother manifests for nor deformed child at whom strangers glance and shudder. Ancient "rmi'ni.'in literature is a rollootion of ty, ihmly annals ensbrl-'jing deeds ol .arlng, glorious achlovenien is that would iivfl made Dryasdust bimsoU a second Uomer bad be undertaken to deniTlbo hem; and yet in Armenia they aro more matter-of-fact annals, the poetry of which It needed all tho asceticism of Oriental Christianity lo suppro s. Tho literature of modern times is more diversified, but less original. It Ih still in the translation period, tho classic works of other literatures being rendered accessible to Armenian readors who live outside the palo of civilization in A bur be id jan and nt the foot of Mount Ararat. Noble efforts, however, aro beingmade by all elates to contribute to its development. Russian Armenians, for lu.-stance support two daily newspapers* one wcokly, and three monthly roviows, and translations from Fro nob. and English works aro boing continually published. The con sure, howovor - that blight of literaturo and clog of all Intel loctual progress-is also at work, and to considerable purpose. The difilcultlos with which tho Armenian press has to contend in Uuasianre enormous; whole pages are cut out of tho reviews, long paragraphs suppressed in the daily newspapers, all or which havo to beoxwinirjcd and approved in writing by these llta> ary policemen beforo they can be published. Armenian publications printed sIbo-whero aro carefully rovised and expurgated bufore boing pnt in tho hands of their roaders in Russia. The Shah ol Vorsia, whoso partiality for hla Armenian subjects is as well known aa their oxomplary loyalty to their sovoreign, lately paid a visit to tho Cntholieos o! the Armenians at Etchmiodzln, but tho Russian authorities strictly forbado the Armenian papers to give a detailed account of tho visit or to allude to it otherwise than in the measured words used by the otilclal journal in its few casual remarks on thisovont. Another in stance-and tho.lnst that I shall bring forward-of tbo earnest do-termination of tho Russian authorities to cut down every growth of national life is as incredible in appearance as it is imprudent in fact In the hope of enlarging the intellectual horizon of the common people, and aronBing in them an enlightened interest In questions ot history, literature, science, a scrios of cheap llttlo primers were issued in Armenian, containing each the story of tho lire oT somo hero, or tho account of soiuo memorable event in the world's history, in simple words, perfectly free from all objectionable tendencies-so free, Indeed, that the censure, so chary ot its Imprimatur to Armenian publications, approved tho little pamphlets, which wore printed. Very soon, however, tho government declared that, although eaoh little book was in itself quite harmless, yet the fact that the series contained tho lives of such porsona as Joan of Arc; William Toll, etc, related In away that charmed the minds of the people, coupled with the circumstance that these primers were bought up in a vory Bhort time, was a sutllciently clear indication ot a stato of feeling which the Government could not tolerate. And the further Js-suo of theso little books, some of which were literal translations of sketches written and published by Russian pedagogues for Russian children, was forth-"with prohibited-Fortnightly Review. A RUNAWAY BELLE, Th* (.'rum- oT a Harkentlna UamoralUrd by u Pretty Snraoan OltU The bar ken tine Malay, owned by Nick Richards of this city, was recently the scone of a littlo romance, the details of which have boon received ia this city from tho officers of tho vessel. The Malay is expected bore in a fow days. Previous lo going north she dopartod from this city tor Tongatobeo, a poriin tho Samoan Islands. After discharging her cargo she loadod with ballast and set sail for the north. When the vessel was throo days out a superstitious sailor approached the captain with fear and trembling. He said that he had beard some unearthly nui.se scorned to proceed from the hold of the ship, lie vividly described it as similar to the groans of some suffering spirit confined in the lower regions. Hardly crediting the story, but rather with a view to squash it , before it spread among tbo crow, ' the captain, backed by bis entire , 1 crow, UfUfd up tho hatch. The unearthly noise was again beard, and with greater distinctness, and the investigators were thoroughly frightened. The captain peered through the eoml-dark-noss and saw, to his astonishment, a Samoan girl arrayed In tbo restrictive dross of her country. She was lying In-tho hold, sleeping soundly and snoring loudly. With a foreboding that he had an elephant on his hands, the captain roused the dusky sleeper. She did not appear startled in the least, but complained of being hungry. Every sailor on the ship offered to nhare his iness with her, and an intense rivalry for the possession of her affections at once ensued. The stowaway could speak a little English. tihe managed to say that sho had deliberately secreted herself in tho hold. She wanted to boo tho world, and >ho begged not to be taken back. The captain was between two flies. To return her to her home would cause loss of a week's time; to allow her to remain on board was to risk instibordiua tlon on the Malay. He chose the latter course, however, and the dusky islander accompanied him to Port Moody. On thu way uho had a half dozen offers of marriage, all of which she politely re fused with a domuroneas that -would have created envy in the heart of American flirt. When tho Malay arrived at Vancouver the Samoan beauty was takeu ashore and put Into service with a family residing there.-San Francisco ChronicJe. The New Paper 19 and 21 East Sherman Bank and County Supplies Now is the time to. Order Your -f-BLANK BOOKS-*- For the New Year. It is also the Season to have Your MAGAZINES BOUND. We Make Blank Books to Order. Write THE NEWS to us for Prices. WTING AND PAPER Of Every Description at News Office Job the Rooms Bill -Melted butter la a good substitute lor oU-vo oil in naiad dressing. Many profor tho butter to oiL - v.iii-*Muat TOturnod item Top-mount? Huw did you Ilkn tho place?" Phil- "Not ut all. IU Hltuutlon 1b too olevatud and tbo air too rara" WUV "Hut tho iicxoinuJoiliUlons?" Phil-"Thoy with r.iror."-Yonlteo Blade. - "Tlinro, John, that la an ox. The shoos on your foot are mads from tho hide o[ an uiiimul Ulco tbafc" "I don't; Boe bow that can ta. My abooa ir� black. 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Cahors is a medieval town which was once the capital of Quercy. This town of 21,000 inhabitants is known for its smooth black wines. Other than that, its rich history also attracts many tourists during the weekend. Cahors is home to many historically significant structures, including the ruins of the 7th century Arc de Diane from the Roman Empire and the splendid 14th century bridge of Pont Valentre. The 12th century Gothic church of Cathédrale Saint Etienne is also very popular among tourists, along with the art museum of Musée Henri Martin. If you are looking for outdoor adventures, Mont St-Cyr is the perfect place for hiking and camping.Cahors hotels can be found in different locations in town. Most of the hotels in Cahors offer excellent accommodation and travel services, and some of them are discount hotels. Cahors is best visited through guided tours, which can be arranged in the hotel where you plan to stay. There are many Cahors cheap hotels available, and you can find out about them at EasyToBook.com.


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Matt Duchene scored two goals and set up another, Semyon Varlamov made 33 saves and the Colorado Avalanche beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 4-0 on Thursday night. Varlamov preserved his ninth career shutout and first of the season when he used his chest to block a shot from in close by Ryan Johansen early in the third period. Varlamov also got an assist from the Avalanche's penalty-killing unit, which shut down all six power plays by the Blue Jackets. Since allowing two power-play goals in a season-opening loss at Minnesota last Saturday, the Avalanche have killed 16 consecutive power-play opportunities by the opposition. Playing their first game since learning they had lost Steve Downie to a season-ending knee injury in Tuesday's win over the Los Angeles Kings, the Avalanche got another scare when John Mitchell took a puck off his face in the first period and left the ice holding a towel to his bleeding nose. Mitchell was tended to by medical staff, returned to the game in the second period with a gauze wrap stuffed up a nostril and scored his second goal of the season off a feed from Milan Hejduk at 4:38 of the third. Duchene scored on a breakaway at 18:42 of the third. He also set up the Avalanche's opening score 51 seconds into the game with a cross-ice to P.A. Parenteau, who wristed a shot from the left circle past goalie Sergei Bobrovsky. It was the second goal in two games for Parenteau, who joined the Avalanche in the offseason as a free agent after playing for the New York Islanders last season. Later in the first, Duchene scored his first goal of the season to put the Avalanche up 2-0. He put in a rebound after Bobrovsky blocked a shot by Hejduk but could not control the loose puck. NOTES: After losing 5-1 in Phoenix on Wednesday, the Blue Jackets went 0-2 in the first of their 11 back-to-back sets this season. Columbus fell to 59-100-26 all-time in the second game of back-to-backs. ... It was the second time in two games that an Avalanche player was struck in the face by a puck. On Tuesday against the Kings, Duchene needed stitches to close a cut on his chin after being hit by a puck. ... It was Varlamov's second career shutout against the Blue Jackets. He also held them scoreless last season.
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He may need to go back to the OHL to learn some discipline. For such a smart player, what he did was really dumb.
Guys. Oshawa fan here. Oh and a Flyers fan. I have seasons to the Generals games. I was also in Barrie and saw the hit and watched it several times. It was at worse a 2 min cross check. They Barrie player turned looked down to kick the puck up from his skates and Scotty caught him on the arm. The Barrie players did this and diving all series. Oshawa did not play well in the playoffs. Scotty came to play in the first series but the whole team had a let down from 5 minutes left in game one and never recovered. You have a great player and good kid in Laughton don't worry about his discipline it will be fine. He has been my fav player the last 3 years. IMO I send him back let him mature be the captain top the league in scoring and make the world juniors it would do him a world of good. I think today's NHL brings some of these kids in too early. Good luck with Scotty I will be following his career.
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CHESTER, Pa. – In a game between a two-time MLS Cup champion and a team two years into its existence, one squad's playoff experience shined through.
After Andre Hainault and Sebastien Le Toux traded goals in a furious opening seven minutes, Calen Carr netted a 30th minute winner and the Houston Dynamo held on for the final hour to earn an 2-1 away win over the Philadelphia Union in front of a sellout crowd at PPL Park.
Despite only losing one game at home all season, Philadelphia was beaten after a gamble with the defensive formation backfired. Houston managed to create numerous chances on crosses into the box and MVP candidate Brad Davis impressed once again, assisting on Hainault's goal with one of his trademark left-footed free kicks.
Sebastien Le Toux continued his fine form as well for Philadelphia, scoring in the seventh minute for his 11th goal in 13 games. But after Carr put the Dynamo up on the half-hour mark, the Union were unable to recover in their first playoff game.
Peter Nowak made his squad more attacking with the second-haf introductions of Jack McInerney, Roger Torres, and Freddy Adu, but Houston goalkeeper Tally Hall made an astonishing nine saves to preserve the win for his team.
Nowak opened the game with a formation that the Union had not used at all throughout the entire season. Stefani Miglioranzi slotted in between Danny Califf and Carlos Valdes to form a three-man defensive line, pushing fullbacks Gabriel Farfan and Sheanon Williams farther up the wings. Miglioranzi had not played since the Union's September 7 game against New England. In that match, the team gave up four first half goals and he was subbed out at halftime.
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Philadelphia responded quickly, though, when Michael Farfan played a lob pass over the Houston defense to Sebastien Le Toux, who tied the game in the seventh minute with a confident finish.
Houston took the lead again in the 30th minute when Brian Ching played a weighted through ball to Calen Carr. The former Chicago Fire forward, acquired during the season for Dominic Oduro, finished the play to give Houston a 2-1 lead.
In the second half, Nowak returned to the Union's normal formational setup, moving Miglioranzi up into the midfield. Later on, he subbed out Miglioranzi for Jack McInerney and brought on creative midfielders Roger Torres and Freddy Adu in a desperate attempt for an equalizer.
Philadelphia came close to tying the match on several occasions. Torres saw his free kick saved in the upper right corner in the 74th minute, while McInerney's header clanged off the bar in the 88th.
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"I think we knew what we were coming in to, I think we knew they would be a counter-attacking team and that they would sit back, try to defend, then throw numbers forward and that is exactly what they did," said Brad Davis. "Overall I think we battled, knew what was coming. It was a typical road game, a typical playoff game and I think they guys grinded it out."
Houston was buoyed by the great play of goalkeeper Tally Hall, whose nine saves throughout the match preserved the Dynamo's one-goal advantage.
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Philadelphia was left to rue a number of good chances that it created late on. The poor finishing left the Union in a big hole as they move into their second-ever playoff game on Thursday.
"We got good chances. It's not like we didn't create anything," said Nowak. "I would be very upset if we did not create anything, but we did. But if you're gonna get the chances, you've got to find yourself in a position to make sure that you challenge the defenders, that you challenge the goalkeeper. From this perspective, I think you can say we didn't do enough damage on the defensive side."
If there is one positive the Union can draw from the result, though, it's that the team knows it needs a win, and in the franchise's two visits to Houston, it has won both games.
"It shows us that we can believe in ourselves," said Brian Carroll. "We know that we've done it before and we can do it again. Obviously everything's heightened being in the playoffs, but I have full confidence in the guys, each and every one of us, that we can go down there and win the second half of this series."
The series will now head to Robertson Stadium for the second leg on Thursday night. Away goals do not count as a tiebreaker in the MLS Cup playoffs, so each team knows what it needs to advance to the conference final. A draw will be enough at home for the Dynamo, or a win by any margin. Meanwhile, the Union must win by at least two goals to win the series outright, while a one-goal win would send the series to extra time, or even penalties.
It's been said several times, but it needs to be said a several times more.
Any coach that leaves Roger Torres, Freddy Adu and Jack Mac on the bench in a home game against the hottest team in MLS deserves to lose.
Who did he start over those three? Stefani Miglioranzi. A man who hasn't played in a month and a half, and was subbed out at half time in the last game he did play because he was SO BAD. And he started him out of position to run a 3 CB backline… just wow.
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Yea there's no reason the Union shouldn't have started with the team that finished the game (with Mwanga instead of Mac). The formation really was something extremely odd in the first half and that they had never done live before. It didn't make much sense, although I wouldn't be opposed to seeing it next year, it doesn't make sense to change so much this late in the season.
"one squad's playoff experience shined through" Really?
Anywa, Union deserved to lose this game. Nowak trying to outsmart everyone else.
From my seat, you could see the Union with a completely flat 5 in the back for the better part of the first half. The joke of that was that Houston contined to exploit the wings and the Union were lucky to get out of the half down 1. Bizarre stuff.
Officiating clearly wasn't the difference but man did they suck.
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I'll give you Torres, and maybe Adu (who hasn't done squat side from the goal in Seattle) but what the hell has Jack Mac ever done? Everyone cries for him but he has NEVER had an impact on any game he has either started or been subbed in for. He is not a target striker (which the U desperately lack) and every one of his runs are vertical. he is easy to read, easy to push off the ball and easy to defend in the box. I have season tix and can't for the life of me figure out what everyone thinks they see in him.
I won't kill nowak for the formation, on paper it made sense to pack the middle to defend Davis' service, it just didn't work. The moment was to big for our young squad, hopefully they will play better in Houston since the pressure will seem to be off…..
Jack MAc had twice the effect on the game than Mwanga did. Besides his one run that ended with a shot right at hall, MWanga was invisible. And you say all of Jack Macs runs are vertical? Thats exactly what we need. Le Toux likes to run around and collect the ball, we need someone to stay forward and be a risk to penetrate the final third every time we have the ball. jack mac is that striker for us.
Thats not the best picture of Calen Carr….haha
I agree that union deserved to lose despite the officials…but my god they were atrocious. Totally inconsistent, missed a couple of big calls and nearly lost control of the game on more than on occasion.
dan c
Jac Mac had no affect on that game. The U had chances when he was in because they threw everything at Houston. Mac is horrible in possesion, has no hold up play whatsoever and isn't strong in the box. He didnt get his head to one cross once the Union started throwing it into the mixer at the end. I'm not saying Mwanga had a good game, I agree with you that he was invisible like most of the season, I'm just saying that this kid is treated like the Fonz at ppl park and he's never done anything, nor shown anything.
Also, Mac staying forward and being a "risk" as you say has nothing to do with the quality, timing, or direction of his runs. Him staying forward is simply him playing the position of striker. We need a striker who can actually do all of the things you said in your post (to compliment Letoux, someone like a Moreno maybe…..)
not what you wish Mac did….
Pure, unadulterated joy on Calen's face right there
Couldn't agree more. Jack Mac and Mwanga have both been very disappointing this year. Difference is, we've seen Mwanga's class before but Jack hasn't yet shown the ability to finish. Still quite raw.
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dan c is right on with this. McInerny and Adu have been very, very poor for Philly.
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Houston was the better team although a draw was certainly on the table for Philly. They just didn't finish in the end.
Houston was too physical for Philly so while the Union had plenty of corners and Williams long throw-ins, they were never likely to amount to much thanks to the size and strength of Houston.
Philly looked a lot better at the beginning of the second half when Miglioranzi moved about 10 yards up the field which allowed Carroll and Farfan to put some more pressure on Adam Moffat. Moffat ran the game in the first half as Philly sat back and couldn't put pressure on the ball without exposing themselves in the back. Frankly, I think Novak panicked a bit w/the subs – if he would've kept with the tweaked 2nd half formation, I think Philly would've been far more dangerous than throwing on Adu and McInerny (Philly's two worst players this season).
Other thoughts: Moffat looked really good and Brad Davis is one of the best in the league. Wasn't that impressed with Brian Ching. Houston are a huge team: they have a few normal-sized guys and then a bunch of giants (Ching, Costly, Bruin, Hainault, Cameron, Boswell, Watson). Even their normal-size guys aren't small (save for Ashe).
I think that's the dumbest sports cliche ever, "the pressure is off of us now." I read comments from several Union players on the net claiming they aren't pressured anymore. If you don't feel pressure to win in a playoff game, then why are you playing? What just because you lost the first game, whatever happens in the second leg is whatever? Really Union, are you just happy to be in the playoffs?
That's a loser's mentality and I don't buy it for one second. The difference in the second leg is this, Philly is a defensive side who know has to attack to at least send the game to overtime. In their first meeting, Philly had an early goal on Houston and sat back the rest of the match, which has been the Union's M.O. the entire season – grind out little 1-0 victories. They don't have that luxury anymore, now they have to go earn result. Yes, they looked good attacking in the second half; easy to do it when 18,000 fans are cheering you on. On Thursday, the Union will have to open up to try to equalize the series, and leave themselves vulnerable for counterattacks. Plus, they'll have to deal with the 30,000 Dynamo fans at the Rob. I don't think Philly stands a chance.
Not the most flattering picture.
No one mentions the hand ball by Davis in the box which should have been a penalty and ejection. And no one mentioned Camerons takedown in the box that should have been another penalty. The union got screwed by the refs.
Not to mention the kick to the face Cruz took should have been a red in the first 5 mins.
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The ref made some blunders but all in all it worked out in the end. Sure, Davis did handball in the box and Philly should've gotten a penalty kick. But, the high kick to Danny Cruz's face was inexcuseable. Philly should've been playing with 10 men the remainder of the game and if that would've happend, the Union would've been down 5 goals or more. The non-call regarding Geoff Cameron was a good call, he actually landed on the ball and by that it was cleared before he made contact with Philly's player.
The only reason Philly looked better in the 2nd half was cause not only did they try harder but Houston seemed content on protecting their 1 goal lead. I hate when teams do that. This isn't the regular season, more goals are needed. Houston needs to full out attack the whole game, not just preserve a win. They were scared to over expose themselves for Philly's deadly counter attack.
Overall, it was a good game. The better team won. I hope Houston keeps the gas peddle on full throttle for both halves on Thursday.
" I think Philly would've been far more dangerous than throwing on Adu and McInerny (Philly's two worst players this season)."
Stefani Miglioranzi has been the U's worst player this year and its not even close.