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Earache with jaw pain are two of the most common symptoms of temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ). It's bad enough to have one of these symptoms on its own. When combined they can make life downright miserable. That's why it's important to identify the symptoms correctly to make sure TMJ disorder is the root of the cause and not something else.
So when it comes to earache with jaw pain, how can you really be sure that the reasons for your discomfort are due to TMJ? The key is to really pay attention to your symptoms and try a few more home remedies to see if you start to feel better.
Let's take a closer look at the symptoms.
Earache With Jaw Pain: The Symptoms
The Ears
Let's start by examining the symptoms of TMJ and earaches, also known as tinnitus. Your ears may feel scratchy. They might feel clogged. Another common occurrence is a high-pitched noise that sounds as if it's coming from some sort of external source. You may have had this experience in the past after attending a loud concert.
Of course, earaches are also highly common. You may feel as if you have "swimmers ear" and that something just needs to come out of there for you to attain relief.
The Jaw
When it comes to jaw pain, the amount of symptoms are almost to infinite to count. With that said, here are the most common you may be suffering from:
- Tightness in the jaw
- Difficultly opening the mouth when eating or speaking
- Jaw muscles are extremely sore
- Area around jaw feels tender
- Clicking or popping noise when opening mouth
- Sometimes the jaw pain feels like it's shooting all the way through the teeth
Earache with jaw pain: how in the world do you find relief?
Simple Home Remedies
The great thing about home TMJ treatments is that they are pretty simple and easy to do – and they won't cost you a fortune either. You can start doing treatments such as:
- Drinking lots of water and green tea each day to stay properly hydrated
- Sitting up straight at your desk to ensure proper posture
- Eat lots of magnesium-rich foods to promote muscle relaxation
- Yoga
- Acupuncture
- 15-30 minutes of exercise each day
- Avoiding foods and liquids that contain caffeine, which tends to increase muscle tension
By doing some basic remedies from home, earache with jaw pain can be an ailment of the past. And won't it be nice to attain pain relief without lots of medical bills or stomach-churning medications!
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This is the third in a series of Merrimack team schedule releases. Check back regularly at www.merrimackathletics.com to view upcoming team previews and schedule releases.
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August 6: Volleyball
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NORTH ANDOVER, MA – Aiming for its seventh-straight winning season, the Merrimack men's soccer team opens its season with three straight home matches, beginning September 2 at 7 p.m. against Post University.
Entering his 29th season as head coach, Tony Martone's squad will begin the 2010 campaign with five of its first six matches at home and six home September games.
After opening the season against Post and Dominican (September 4) in the Merrimack Invitational, the Warriors will host C.W. Post on September 12 before opening conference play at home against Saint Rose on September 18 at 1 p.m.
In 2009, Martone's squad recorded an 11-7-1 (9-4-0 NE-10) mark, finishing fifth overall in the Northeast-10 Conference. Led by the 2009 Northeast-10 Player of the Year Robbie Sabadoz (Ottawa, ON), expectations will be greater for the 2010 squad.
"As always, our goal is to win the conference and make it to the NCAA Tournament," said Martone, who enters 2010 with 273 career victories, 11th all-time in NCAA Division II Men's Soccer history.
Sabadoz, who tied the school record with 19 goals in his sophomore season, will serve as a captain this season, along with Nick LoCoco (Gloucester, MA).
"Sabadoz, along with Jimmy Goncalves (Marlborough, MA) and newcomer Franklin Pena (Revere, MA) will lead the attack, while the goalkeeper position is up for grabs with returners Kevin Joyce (Mansfield, MA) and Evan Berube (Uxbridge, MA) and newcomer Mattias Drummond."
Merrimack concludes September with two matches against two perennial national powers, at Franklin Pierce on September 26 and against the 2009 NE-10 Champion Southern New Hampshire on September 29 at 7 p.m. at Warrior Field.
The final month of the regular season will prove challenging as Merrimack concludes the schedule with six of nine matches away from North Andover, including the final three of the season, at Bentley, Lowell and Southern Connecticut.
But despite the challenging schedule, Martone has high expectations for 2010 for his veterans.
"We return a solid core of players. Combined with the newcomers, I expect competition for playing time to be very fierce. LoCoco will anchor a re-managed defense, which should include Nelson Santos (Gothenburg, Sweden), Adam Leone (East Northport, NY), and Derek Simpson (Ludlow, MA). There are many midfield options, including Victor Plaza (Jundiai, Brazil) and Evan Burokas (Auburn, MA), who will provide leadership along with Olof Lindhe (Stockholm, Sweden) and Ben Paradis (Tiverton, RI)."

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This week I've posted some of your photos from DragonCon, Atlanta's annual (and costume-filled!) pop-culture celebration.
As you saw in yesterday's reader pic, Dean Cain was among the featured guests at last weekend's event. I've only heard positive things about the actor over the years, and Pop reader Ruby R. e-mailed me with yet another Cain-related tale:
"I'd like to thank Dean Cain for being a very important part of my proposal to my fiancee, Jennifer, at DragonCon," he says. "Dean was kind enough to attend our DC Comics superhero photoshoot and surprised the crowd and my girlfriend by calling her out of the crowd and handed me the ring to start my proposal."
Yep, it seems the former Lois & Clark star is such a good sport that he'll even help you pop the question. In the video below, see how it all went down for Ruby (dressed as Batman) and Jennifer (Batgirl):
Congrats, you two! Can't wait to see how you top this at the wedding ...
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Early vehicles did not have windshield wipers. Drivers often just covered up their cars whenever they parked them. To keep gnats at bay and to keep the wind shear out of the cars, drivers invented many interesting DIY potential windshield style protection. Some people tied rags or sponges to keep their vehicle windows clear of whatever they ran into. Are you thinking about Replacing your blades? Then visit the link.
So, when were windshield anco wiper blades invented? The first recorded inventor of the windshield wiper was Mr. J.H. Apjohn who was an Irish inventor. In 1903, he submitted a British patent method for two brushes that would move top to bottom to clear the small windshield. At about the same time in America a young woman named Mary Anderson also created the first windshield wiper that was the model used today.
In 1902, Mary visited New York City. She watched trolley car drivers having a hard time keeping their windshields clear during a sleet storm. Her efforts in inventing windshield wipers is unclear, but she came up with a swinging arm rubber blade that a driver could operate from inside the vehicle. She came up with this idea before cars even became popular.
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By 1916, however, her invention slowly became popular and by 1916, all U.S. Made vehicles carried her windshield wiper models.
By early 1917, Charlotte Bridgewood invented windshield wipers that operated via rollers. It was called "Storm Windshield Cleaner." Her invention presented dangerous problems. Thus, other inventors began working on other new windshield wiper ideas.
In late 1917, J.R. Oishei worked with an electrical engineer – John W. Jepson, inventing a hand-operated squeegee called "the Rain Rubber." This invention was removable. It was designed to fit between the upper and lower sections of a two part windshield, via a handle. A driver would push the handle back and forth inside the windshield frame to help keep it clean. This device was manufactured in 1920 by Trico.
In 1921, William Folberth, an American inventor, created a vacuum-driven, single blade wiper that operated via a suction method from a car's engine intake manifold. Trico, now an popular manufacturer of wipers, bought the invention from Folberth. This windshield wiper model was used for years.
Henry Ford, soon jumped aboard the new windshield wiper bandwagon after a Trico salesman installed a model on one of his cars. Soon, windshield wipers evolved into an electrical system. By the 1930's Trico then introduced the first windshield-washer system. In the 1950's another new windshield wiper invention was created – the push bottom windshield washer feature.
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Last fall San José State University (SJSU), part of the California public college system, began offering a MOOC created by edX, a nonprofit collaboration between Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The class was successful in that 91% of the students passed, compared to the 59% of students who passed the same traditional course. The comparison is somewhat flawed because while the MOOC students watched MIT video lectures, they also participated in small group projects that may have greatly contributed to their grasp of the subject.
The SJSU pilot program, funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, was an introductory engineering course in electronic circuitry that future engineers must pass with at least a grade of C as a prerequisite to continue in the major. Historically, two of every five students earn a grade below C and must repeat the class or change their major (New York Times, 04-30-13).
Spurred on by the seeming success in the engineering class, SJSU is offering MOOCs to students in other departments. Objecting to renowned Harvard professor Michael Sandel's online lectures being part of a philosophy course, professors in the SJSU philosophy department wrote an open letter to Sandel saying that they saw him as complicit in efforts to undermine their job security if the MOOC that features his lectures was offered at SJSU. The letter continued, "Let's not kid ourselves; administrators at the [California State University system] are beginning a process of replacing faculty with cheap online education." The executive board of the San José State University chapter of the California Faculty Association union also issued a statement condemning the use of MOOCs. (The Chronicle of Higher Education, 05-02-13 & 05-09-13)
Duke University, American University, Amherst College, and Harvard University are among campuses where professors are objecting to for-credit MOOCs, saying it curtails their academic freedom. Professors in the School of Engineering at San José State University approved the online lectures used there as a means to improve student learning. In a statement to The Chronicle of Higher Education, the provost and vice president of academic affairs at SJSU said, "our collaboration with edX does indeed locate the responsibility for the course solely with our faculty members, who will determine how much, or how little, of the edX course materials they will incorporate into their blended courses."


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Book One, Chapter 7:Elemental Insanity Part 1: The Reign of Rage
Rey begins practicing his Firebending in front of Master Jimon and Raya in the temple, with Swift sitting in the corner. At first, Rey seems to have total control over his fire abilities, as he's able to summon fire for the first time in a while. But as the practice goes on the fire becomes unstable, and begins to dissipate before it can be used. Slowly, Rey becomes frustrated, and before long he isn't able to summon fire at all. In his frustration he stomps the floor of the temple, causing it to crack. He turned to see Jimon and Raya not amused.
"Sorry about that," says Rey after he calms down, "I can fix it."
Jimon waved off the notion, "Do not worry about it, I'm used to my temple being destroyed in various ways. In fact, Raya one time blew out a whole wall while trying to master Firebending, it took her a week to replace it."
"Father!" shouted Raya embarrassed
Rey began to laugh at Raya but quickly sobered up, the fact that he hadn't been able to use Firebending at will was weighing heavy on him, it seemed like he had been trying to do this forever with no avail. Jimon seemed to pick this up.
"If bending were easy then everyone would be able to do it Rey. It's just going to take some more practice." said Jimon wisely
"I'm not so sure. I've been at it for over two weeks, and the best i've been able to do is get a short burst, and then after that I can't summon anymore. I honestly don't think I can do it."
"That's nonsense, I've seen you Firebend before, you did it against Raya and were able to do many advanced moves that only an experienced Firebender can do. I know you weren't in the Avatar state either, so I know you can do it. The only question is, why haven't you been able to do it since?"
At this Rey looked away, he had a dark suspicion about why he was able to do it before, and if it was true then he may be doomed. Oblivious to the thoughts going on in Rey's head, Raya and Jimon began to discuss what to do.
"Maybe he needs to fight me again." suggested Raya, "He used it against me before, maybe I'm the only way to get the fire burning so to speak."
"Don't flatter yourself Raya." scoffed Rey, "Besides, if you recall I beat you handily in that fight both with and without Firebending. Are you that eager to lose again?"
"You caught me off guard last time that's all! Try it again and you won't be so lucky!"
"Enough." said Jimon glaring at Raya, then turning to Rey curiously, "Rey, you seem to be sure that Raya's idea isn't correct, care to share?"
Rey pondered whether he should share his thoughts on the matter. In truth, it scared him that he might be right about what was going on. But it wasn't going to do any good to hide it, not anymore. He took a deep breath and addressed the two.
"Do you know how many times i've Firebended before? Twice."
"Well obviously one was when you fought Raya, when was the other?" asked Jimon
"When my mother died."
Raya and Jimon looked at each other but didn't say anything, so Rey continued.
"My father died when I was young, so for the longest time it was just me and my mom, and we did alright. But eventually my mom got really really sick, and I had to take care of her. We contacted every healer, tried every herb and medicine we knew of, but nothing worked. My mother knew she was going to die, so she asked that I take her to this cabin in the woods that my father had made, so that she could spend her last days in peace. When she died I couldn't contain my emotions, I was enraged, I went outside to try and clear my head and I started to shake. I could feel this power rising up in me, and when I couldn't hold it in anymore I screamed. All around me the earth shook and broke apart, and from the cracks fire just shot out, it began to weave and warp around me like I was its master or something. Eventually, it became too much to handle, and I passed out on the ground. When I woke up I couldn't remember what happened. I saw the ground and realized I must've been Earthbending, and sure enough I could. The Firebending didn't happen again so I didn't realize I was the Avatar. I only recently started to remember it that event."
"I don't understand what that has to do with what's happening now." said Jimon
"It's simple, and horrifying. When I fought Raya I was calm and collected like I always am, but when she almost hurt the civilians and dropped that wall on me I lost it. I became enraged again. I wanted to punish Raya for what she had done, no matter the cost. When I went into that state the Firebending came back, and I used it to defeat her, and I haven't been able to do it since."
"So you believe," contemplated Jimon, "that the only way for you to be able to truly Firebend is to go into this state of rage?"
"Exactly, it's the only explanation." answered Rey sadly
"Great!" said Raya with a smirk, "Then go into it and don't come out, you'll be able to master Firebending, and you'll be a lot more interesting."
This angered Rey, he began to shake again but controlled it. Was she truly that reckless and uncaring?
"You are such an idiot Raya! Don't you wonder why I don't go into that state? Because I can't control it! The rage consumes me and I become a different person! I lose my grip on what's important and focus only on the threat in front of me, whether it's there or not. You were lucky when I fought you that your father intervened and I was able to regain control, otherwise it wouldn't have ended that way. I would've fought you and your father until you were beaten, and who knows what I would've done then. It's too great a risk, something you of course don't understand."
Raya's smirk quickly vanished and she glared intensely at Rey. Who was he to question her honor?
"Well if you don't like it that's tough. But you have to master fire whether you like it or not! And if you are so scared to even try, then you should just leave!" shouted Raya
For a few moments they stared at each other, neither of them budging an inch, then Rey broke the silence and shrugged.
"Fine." Rey said turning around, "Come on Swift let's go."
"What?!?" said Raya incredulously, "Just like that? You're going to walk away from it all because of this?"
"There are lines I'm not willing to cross Raya." replied Rey not looking back, "I will not sacrifice who I am to gain power, even if it's the power of the Avatar, cause the moment I do, is the moment that I lose the right to be called that."
"Rey wait!" exclaimed Jimon and Rey stopped to listen, "Please, let us help you. If we work together I'm sure we'll be able to conquer this."
Rey sighed, he wanted to believe him, he really did. He wanted to believe that he could be cured, but he knew it couldn't be done. He's tried before, Master Graham tried before, others have tried, all have failed.
"I'm sorry Master Jimon, but this is my burden to bare. No one can help me, no one can save me."
And with that Rey and Swift walk out of the temple. They continued to walk and didn't stop. Rey didn't know where he was going, he just wanted to get away from the temple, and away from the thoughts he was fearing.
"How long are we going to walk?" asked Swift after a while
"Until something gets me to stop." he replied emotionlessly
After a while they slowed down and took a break in a small village near a mountain area. Rey surveyed the houses and people in it. The village looked a little ragged, but it was homey. The people seemed a little distant as they saw him, but Rey shrugged it off, as that was how his village reacted to strangers sometimes. Suddenly realizing he was thirsty he went over to a kid near a stand and asked for water.
"Three silver pieces." replied the kid holding up a bottle that was halfway filled
"For water? What's the deal?" exclaimed Rey
"Well, a few years ago we had plenty of water. There was a waterfall that fed a spring up in the mountain. The spring would come down here and fill up streams where we could drink from. But then one day the waterfall stopped, which stopped the spring, which dried up the streams. Now we have to go searching for water, and there's not a lot of it."
"Ok but why the high price?"
"From who?"
"There's this gang called the Firestarters, they came to us after the waterfall dried up and said that if we don't pay them for protection other things will go wrong as well. And we've been paying them ever since."
"That's horrible, why haven't you stood up to them?"
"We tried, but they're really good, their bending is really advanced, we only have a few benders here, and none of them could stand up to them. Also, they come so randomly that we can't ask the Fire Lord for help, because we don't know when they're coming. So we paid them, cause we couldn't do anything else."
"Until now." said Rey who reached into his bag and pulled out two gold pieces, "Here, for the water, and a little more for you to keep. If you don't mind, i'll stick around here for a while, if those guys show up let me know, I'll try and take care of them."
"Really?" replied the boy, "Thanks! You might not have to wait long, they haven't been here in a while so I think they're do for a visit."
"Great, i'm going to head over there and relax a little. If they show up, let me know."
The boy nodded and ran off, Rey smiled and went with Swift to a spot where there was some shade to relax. He had been walking awhile, and his legs were tired. Soon an hour had passed, and all was still well. But instead of relaxing, Swift had a burning question he needed to ask.
"Why are we here Rey?" the wold asked
"Because i'm tired and I want to relax." Rey replied
"No, I mean why did we leave the temple? You need to learn Firebending or you can't be the Avatar."
"I'll go back don't worry, I'm just tired of thinking about it to be honest. That Raya drives me nuts, and the way she mocks my plight just gets to me. Is she really that cold? That unfeeling? I'm scared that I'm going to hurt people and the only thing she's worried about is getting me out of the temple. I just needed a break, and who knows, if that gang shows up I can take out my frustrations on them. Then I'll be happy and return to the temple knowing I did a good thing. I'm not abandoning my duty Swift, it was just in the state of mind I was in I was risking Raya and Jimon's safety. Again, a risk i'm not willing to take."
"That's very wise Rey. I'm glad to hear that you--" started Swift who quickly turned to look at the mountain. His ears perked up as if he was trying to hear something.
"What's wrong? Do you hear something?" asked Rey
"Feel is a better term, I sense a presence, but I can't locate it. I know it's up there, but..."
"Is it a spirit? Like one of the ones I'm supposed to help?"
"It's possible," replied Swift, "but again I'm not sure, I'm going to go up and look for it."
"Do you want me to come with you?"
"Not right now, you're needed here in case something happens. I'll be back by nightfall regardless of what I find."
Without another word Swift rushed off towards the mountain to find whatever was up there. Now on edge after what just happened, Rey tried to relax, but to no avail. The thought of a trapped spirit kept creeping into his mind. A few hours passed, and Swift had not returned, nor contacted him. Just when Rey decided to try and find him, the kid from before ran towards him.
"Hey mister!" he shouted at full sprint, "They're here, they're here!"
Rey looked down the road, and sure enough six men were slowly approaching the village. They had a rough look about them, and all of them had a sinister smile on their face. As they approached, the villagers began to scatter, and the men laughed as they did. Rey told the kid to hide and not come out till it was over, once the kid was away Rey went to confront the men.
When the men saw Rey in front of them they laughed and began to mock him.
"Who's the kid?" one the gang members said
"Doesn't matter." said another in reply
"The name is Rey, and you're not welcome here."
The gang made noises of fake fear, but Rey was not amused.
"You have one chance. Leave, now, or else."
"We'll take our chances." said the gang leader and the others grunted in agreement
Rey smiled, "Your funeral."
The gang began the assault with a barrage of fire darts, Rey countered by raising the earth around him as a shield to stop the attacks. Once the barrage stopped Rey went on the offensive and attacked by launching a bunch of boulders at the gang. Some gang members were hit, but the rest dodged and resumed the attack. It became clear to Rey as the battle continued that these really were advanced benders. They continually dodged Rey's moves and were getting more accurate in their own attacks as well. Every time Rey seemed to hurt one there was another getting ready to attack.
He didn't give up though, he took them on one by one. Rey used every trick he had, boulders, rock shards, even his earth fists to take on the gang members. But these were no slouches, they had their own attacks that were both powerful and effective. To make matters worse, it seemed that each member had a different style of attacking, so Rey couldn't get comfortable and plan a strategy. Their numbers game was becoming too much.
Slowly, Rey began to be overwhelmed by them, but he refused to give up, he continued to attack, but to little or no effect. Every time one member went down another was there, and when that happened the downed member was allowed time to heal. Soon he found himself surrounded by the gang and too tired to move. The men taunted him and begged him to get up, when he couldn't, they just laughed.
"Ah, is the poor kid down for the count?" said the gang leader mockingly
"Have to admit boss he put up a good fight." said another in mock appreciation
"Very true, very true. And if it wasn't for the fact that we were about to beat you to a pulp we might have rewarded your bravery and aptitude. But we're not, cause you failed kid. Now this village will suffer cause you failed."
They closed in and started beating on Rey. No bending this time though, just straight up bunches and kicks meant to hurt. But Rey didn't feel the pain, all he could feel was the weight of that one word.
It consumed him.
The one thing he always swore he would never do, the one thing he knew he could never do. The word began being shouted in his head.
His mind went into overdrive and his thoughts began to race, he couldn't fail, he wouldn't allow it, his emotions began to rise and rise until...
"AAAAAAAAAAGGGGGHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" Rey shouted, and as he did fire erupted from his body and began to spread out, the gang ducked as the flames spread out.
When they looked back at Rey they were in shock. He stood there, not a scratch on his body, fire and earth rotating around him, but what was most terrifying as the gang looked upon him was his face. He looked possessed, his eyes were one of an insane person, and he had a smile that chilled them to the bone. The men couldn't move, they just stared in fear at what they unleashed.
Finally Rey turned at the leader and said, "Time to play!"
Rey quickly sent a fissure at him, the man jumped to dodge but Rey was ready, and launched both fire and earth and hit him square in the chest knocking him to the ground cold. The other men out of desperation tried to flee but Rey refused to let that happen. He raised the earth to cut off their escape.
"No running, that's no fun." said Rey creepily
Rey then charged and unleashed a flurry of attacks on them. One by one Rey began to level them without mercy. Using both his Earthbending and Firebending abilities with extreme precision and force. The men grew increasingly more desperate and tried to do anything to make Rey stop, but to no success. After a while the last of the gang fell and the battle was over...
But Rey didn't seem content, he continually looked at his fallen opponents and waited for them to wake and come again, he even tried using the earth to shake them from their sleep but it didn't work. At this he became irritated and began to roar in anger. He wanted more, he needed more. Suddenly he heard someone behind him. It was the boy from before.
"Mister are you alright?" the boy aked concerned, to which Rey smiled
"Of course i'm alright...but you're not!" he said and raised his fist to launch an attack.
Out of nowhere a fireball hit Rey right in the face. He recoiled, then spun around to see where it came from, once he saw its origin he smiled. Standing before him was Raya and Jimon.
"Rey enough!" shouted Jimon, "They're down, there's no one else to fight!"
"You two...ha ha ha...REMATCH!!!!" he said then charged at them both
Once in range he launched a wave of fire and earth at them, they barely dodged in time by leaping over them. Back on the ground, Jimon and Raya teamed up to fight, and in-tandem unleashed attack after attack on Rey.
First Raya, then Jimon, then back to Raya. One after another the attacks would come in varying sizes and strengths. They were attempting to keep Rey off balance and not allow him to get a rhythm going.
At first it seemed that it was working, but even when Rey took a hit it didn't show, he just kept coming. What was worse was that it seemed that the more hits he took, the angrier he got, and the angrier he got, the more powerful he became. Furious at what was happening he let out a roar and stomped on the ground. Several fissures broke out and separated Jimon and Raya.
Now alone, he went full force on them, he started with Raya. Unlike their match previously this contest did not last long. Though Raya tried to be strong and match him, Rey in his current state was just too much. With a powerful combination he took down Raya and went after Jimon with a smile.
Jimon was much more of a challenge. The Firebending that emanated from them was truly something to behold. Whether they were attacking, blocking, or simply dodging neither one of them gave an inch. But the rage that Rey had refused to let him give up. Rey let loose an assault so overwhelming even Jimon didn't know how to stop it. The attacks hit him all over and he crumpled to the ground.
As both Raya and Jimon lied down on he ground it was clear, he was just too strong.
A howl interrupted the fight, and Rey turned around to see Swift looking at him. The wolf tried to communicate with Rey but he couldn't get through his thoughts.
"Rey it's me, it's Swift! Calm down!"
As he probed Rey's mind all he could feel was the hatred and rage that had built up inside of him. Occasionally an image would pop up, several were from his childhood, and he interpreted them as the times Rey was most angry.
Swift then moved closer to Rey to try and calm him down. When they were within a few feet of each other Rey spoke.
"Swift..." his expression softening, but then,"...Spirit...CHALLENGE!!!!!!!!"
Rey punched the ground and launched an attack at Swift. The wolf easily dodged, then rushed Rey and tackled him to the ground. With this Rey became even more enraged and launched a flurry of attacks at the wolf, Swift again dodged all of them but then didn't attack. Instead he led Rey slowly but surely to the edge of the village. Rey became more and more angry with each miss, and his intensity continued to grow.
Finally at the edge of the village ,where the forest and mountains could be reached Swift acted. He waited until Rey launched an attack, then jumped over it and him and landed on the ground on the other side of Rey. He then sent a shockwave through the ground that caused Rey to jump into the air in order to dodge and attack. When he got close enough, Swift unleashed a deafening howl that stopped Rey in midair and trapped him there.
Rey simply floated there, as if time and gravity had stopped. As the spirit looked into his eyes a voice came through.
"Do it."
Then Swift began to glow and unleashed the howl again, this time launching Rey into the air and into the mountain range.
Panting heavily, Swift began to recover, the attack took a lot out of him. He then looked around to see what damaged had been caused. The village was rocked, and broken in parts, but mostly ok, the people however were another story. They were still in fear over what had happened, first the gang, then Rey, and now a wolf, it was too much for them. Swift looked back at the mountains and let out a mournful howl, for he did not know if Rey was going to be able to recover from this incident.
Meanwhile, in the mountain that overlooks the village, was a little area that used to be a spring. But now the spring was all dried up, and nothing but a crater remained. Lying in the crater was Rey, broken, bruised and bloodied. He laid there unable to move. His eyes flicker as if trying to keep himself awake, but slowly he feels his energy slipping away.
With his last energy Rey says, "Thank...you...Swift...", and with that Rey's eyes closed.
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PAWESTMO-L ArchivesArchiver > PAWESTMO > 1997-11 > 0879542654
From: cheetles <>
Subject: Braden Research-This Might Help!
Date: Fri, 14 Nov 1997 16:24:14 -0500
I did some CANNON-BRADEN research for someone in Michigan last year.
This is the Braden info that I sent. These folks all lived around
Bradenville and Mechesneytown, which as mentioned by someone earlier are
located between Latrobe and Derry, PA.
This first section of info is from "History of Derry Township",
published 1952. It was from an account recorded by E. J. Braden:
4 Braden bothers came from County Derry, Ireland around 1790 (John,
James, William, and Edward). They owned about 1000 acres between them.
John Braden, Sr. (probably one of the above brothers) bought land in
1798 from Jacob Dawson (who was a brother-in-law to one of my husband's
ancestors). John Sr. then bought land from Peter Knight in 1807.
Bradenville, (formally St. Clair City) was sold in lots starting in
1850. William Braden (Jr.?) built and kept the first store. He was
also appointed the first postmaster (hence the name Bradenville), ans
was appointed the first ticket and freight agent rom the railroad
station by Isaac Pershing who was either the grandfather or ggrandfather
of General John J. Pershing. John Braden (Jr.?) wa the first cabinet
maker and undertaker.
It is mentioned that Nataniel Braden and James Braden were in the Civil
The rest of this info is from my own research, consisting of census
records, wills, marriage-birth-death indicies, etc.
1800 US Census, Derry Twp., Westmoreland County, PA:
Listed are Braden, Edward
Braden, John
Braden, William
1810 US Census, Derry Twp., Westmoreland County, PA:
Listed areBraden, Edward....1 male (1-10), 3 males (10-16),
1 male (>45), 2 females (16-26),
1 female (>45)
Braden, John......4 males (1-10), 1 male (>45),
1 female (10-16), 1 female (26-45)
Braden, William...1 male (1-10), 1 male (26-45),
1 female (16-26)
Marriage: William CANNON married Jane BRADON, daughter of John, on
December 20, 1820.
Will of John BRADEN, Sr., vol 2, page 087
(year listed in dedex was 1818, but 1823 was written in the will)
Two eldest sons.........Willian BRADEN
John BRADEN
Daughter................Jane BRADEN
Four younger daughters..Margaret BRADEN
Agnes BRADEN
Isabella BRADEN
Sarah BRADEN
Witnesses were William D. BRADEN and Edward BRADEN,
January 28, 1823.
Marriage: Isabelle BRADEN married HILL(?), song of John on
October, ?, 1824, in Derry Township.
Death: William D. BRADEN of Derry Township dies Thursday, age 29
(Dated of paper was December 22, 1825)
Will of William BRADEN, vol 2, page 134
Daughter................Polly BRADEN (aka Mary?)
Youngest................Rosanna BRADEN
(Probabaly drawn up on August 11, 1825 (date given in will), and
executed August 30, 1825 (other date in will).
Marriage: Edward BRADEN of Derry Township and Lydia HURST of Unity
were married on Wednesday, April 19, 1826 by Rev. Patterson.
Marriage: Andrew SHOLL and Joanna BRADEN, both of Derry Township were
married Thursday, November 11, 1832 by John Gibson.
Death: William BRADEN, son of James, married to Elizabeth WYLANDS,
of Derry Township, died November 14, 1833.
Death: Martha BRADEN, widow of William Sr. died in Derry Township on
January 21, 1834 at age 48.
Death: Lydia BRADEN, consort of Edward, Mount Pleasant, PA died
September 8, 1835 at age 34.
Marriage: Jacob STRICKLER married to Margaret BRADEN, both of Derry
Township, on Thursday, February 8, 1838 by John Gibson.
Death: William BRADEN, native of PA, emigrated from Westmoreland
in 1814, settling in Warren County, died December 15, 1845 at
home near Lebanon, Warren County, age 59 years. Was orphaned
when a child.
Marriage: John M. BRADEN married Anna M. PERSHING, second child of Isaac
PERSHING in 1847.
1850 US Census, Derry Twp., Westmoreland County, PA:
Listed are :Braden, David26b:PA1824
Jacob 31847
Lydia 11849
William Shaw 41846
Braden, Elizabeth561794
Absolom Shaw171833
Braden, John (a farmer)431807
Elizabeth 71843
Margaret 51845
David 21848
Joseph 11849
Braden, John (a farmer)401810
Isabella CANNON 211829
Nancy (Cannon?)201830David (Cannon?)121838
Braden, William391811
Mary 71843
Sarah 31847
Martha 31847
William 11849
Susanna HARMAN171833
Will of David BRADEN, vol 6, page 396, executed 1879:
Wife....................Eliza Ann
Sons....................Harrison BRADEN
George Lincoln BRADEN
William BRADEN
Daughter................Polly BRADEN (aka Mary?)
Youngest................Ann BRADEN
Grandson................David (Harrison's son) BRADEN
Granddaughter...........Merte Eliza (Harrison's Daughter) BRADEN
From another researcher, I have:
David BRADEN b: 3-17-1821
Married on 1-7-1847, Eliza Ann OFFNER, b: 4-18-1823.
1880 US Census, Derry Twp., Westmoreland County, PA:
Listed are :Braden, Edward (carpenter)25
Nancy M.25 Wife
John B. 2Son
Braden, Eliza A. (keeps house)55
William D.22Son
George L.18Son
(George died 1-15-1890)
Braden, Eliza (keeps house)49
Charles H.10Son
George K. 4Son
Braden, Harrison (dry goods merchant) 32
Myrtle E. 3Daughter
David L. 1 Son
(Martha's maiden name :TRAUGER, her father
was George TRAUGER of Mt. Pleasant)
Braden, John M. (carpenter)56 (Father b:Ireland)
This small tree was given to my by another researcher:
Father: James BRADEN had 2 sons: David Braden and George Lincoln BRADEN
David married Eliza OFFNER and they had 2 sons: William D. BRADEN
Harrison BRADEN
and a daughter: Anna H. BRADEN
William D. married Hulda L. BURD
Harrison married Martha TRAUGER
Anna married J.K. ELLWOOD
William D. and Hulda had 3 daughters: Delia E. BRADEN
Mary S. BRADEN
Ann Eliza BRADEN
and a son: Dayton Earl BRADEN
Well that's IT! :)
I know this doesn't exactly answer the original post, but maybe will
shed some light somewhere on the origins of the David Braden in
question. My guess is he would either be a brother, cousin, etc of the 4
Braden brothers of Derry Township. He certainly is about the same age.
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Two days before the start of the process, after Tampa Bay coach Jon Gruden called to tell him the Buccaneers were extremely interested, the quarterback thought he might slip to them in the fifth slot.
But when decision-making began Saturday and the green room began to empty and minutes became hours, Rodgers did not know what to think.
He remembered how he and the other five projected high draft choices had joked about putting money in a pool to see who would be the last one behind the stage. He had laughed heartily at the time.
"But it's not so funny," he said, "when you're the last one in the green room."
Almost five hours after San Francisco opted for Utah passer Alex Smith, the Green Bay Packers drafted Rodgers 24th overall to be Brett Favre's successor, sparing Rodgers from cameras that routinely checked on his emotional state.
The long-awaited announcement prompted a huge ovation from the crowd at the Jacob Javits Center and a hug of relief from Suzy Kolber before and after she interviewed him for ESPN.
The ever-smiling Rodgers used his news conference to put the best face possible on an expensive free fall more painful than any sack he might endure.
"Obviously, I would have loved to be the first pick and stay in California," said the 6-1, 223-pound native of Chico. "But I want to go to a team that wants me, and they obviously didn't want me and didn't think I was going to help the team out.
"Green Bay does, and I'm excited about being able to work with them and kind of have Brett groom me and the team groom me for potentially taking over when he's finished."
After a year in junior college, Rodgers completed 424 of 665 passes (63.8%) for 5,469 yards and 43 touchdowns with 13 interceptions in two seasons at the University of California. He was 17-5 as a starter.
New Green Bay general manager Ted Thompson said he was not intent on drafting someone to succeed Favre, who turns 36 in October.
"We really and truly wanted the best football player on the board," Thompson said, "and we felt he was the best football player on the board."
Questions about Rodgers involve his throwing mechanics, ability to consistently deliver the long ball, and even his coaching. California coach Jeff Tedford has groomed a significant number of excellent college passers who have not always translated to the pros. Kyle Boller, his most recent draftee, has struggled early in his Baltimore Ravens career.
"There's been a big knock on me as a Tedford product," Rodgers said, "and a lot of those guys have been in situations where we were not around a good supporting cast. I'm going to have the opportunity, when my time comes, be it next year, two years, whatever, to have a good supporting cast in place."
Favre, a three-time MVP who turns 36 in October, seriously considered retirement before deciding to return for his 15th season.
Green Bay will do everything it can to ease the load of Rodgers, who will be asked to succeed a Hall of Famer and the extraordinary leader of one of the league's most storied franchises.
"I don't think we need to paint this kid like he has to be Brett Favre," Thompson said. "We'll see how Aaron does. We're very excited about his prospects."
Repeated draft-day snubs — a batch of teams could have chosen value over need if they prized him — did not diminish Rodgers' confidence.
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Can someone give me a list of all masculine nouns and all feminime nouns in French as well as their English translation? I just got confused about determining which one is masculine and which one is feminime. In the book I read, it mentioned that masculine nouns ends with c, d, g, l, r, t, age, eau, and ment, while feminime nouns ends with n, r, s, t, x, and e. I was confused because r & t were mentioned in both masculine and feminime. If I encounter a word which ends with r or t, how can I determine its gender? The book also mentioned that some words can change gender just by changing its last letter. Is there a special characteristic to which words are gender-changeable? Also, which words change their meaning if the word before them (le/la) was changed?
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Disclaimer: I played a part in developing this mobile app for BirdsEye Birding.
There is a new birding app out from BirdsEye Birding, it is a virtual Daily Bird Calendar. Is pulls data from their large database of bird facts and photographs, and challenges the birder with an unidentified photo ripe for bird identifications.
If you are not comfortable making an identification you can ask the app by tapping to get more details. One tap and you'll see the common and scientific names, any bird codes (e.g. PEFA for Peregrine Falcons), some information about the species and details of the photographer and photograph (such as f-stop, exposure, ISO settings, etc.)
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BETHANY, Okla. – The Ranger football team picked up its second CSFL conference victory of the season on Saturday night after more than 100 points were scored, while Northwestern rolled up Southern Nazarene 62-42 in Bethany.
Northwestern scored without an offensive play to open the scoring, as Jared Jackson took the opening kickoff 92 yards to give the Rangers a 7-0 lead. After the Rangers next possession, Southern Nazarene muffed a punt return, setting up the Rangers next touchdown. Nate Guillory upped the scoring to 14-0 at the 6:48 mark after a 1-yard touchdown run.
Just after the start of the second quarter, Guillory used a 64-yard run to give the Rangers a 21-0 lead.
The Crimson Storm scored 5:47 before half, as Brady Wardlaw hit Jarod Martin for a 7-yard strike.
Northwestern turned it on late in the second quarter, scoring three times within three minutes. At the 3:01 mark, Guillory found the end zone for his third touchdown of the game, scoring on a 30-yard run. Korey Williams extended the score to 35-7 with 22 seconds left on a 51-yard pass from Kyle Jech.
Seconds before intermission, Northwestern's Richard Gunnels picked off an SNU pass, leading to a 39-yard field goal by Edgar Colmenares to put the Rangers up 38-7 at the half.
Northwestern picked up a safety to begin the third quarter, as SNU was called for intentional grounding in the end zone.
SNU scored its second touchdown of the game with 6:29 to go in the third quarter, using a 19 yard pass.
Guillory stuck for his fourth touchdown of the game, and second kickoff return for a touchdown, as he ran 90 yards on the ensuing kickoff, giving the Rangers a 47-14 lead.
Southern Nazarene followed with a pair of touchdowns with 9:08 left in the game, pulling them to a 47-28 deficit.
After Guillory scored his fifth touchdown of the game on a 16-yard run, SNU answered with a passing touchdown making the score 54-35. Both teams went on to score again, with Williams scoring on an 8-yard reception.
Northwestern scored 30 points of off five Southern Nazarene miscues; giving up two kickoff returns for touchdowns, muffing two punts, and had a safety due to intentional grounding.
With more than a 1,000 yards of total offense combined between the two teams, the Rangers came away with 490 yards.
The majority of Northwestern's yards came on the ground, rushing for 309 yards. Guillory finished with 178 yards and four rushing touchdowns on 24 attempts, while Jackson had 88 yards on 14 rushes.
Jech passed for 181 yards and completed 14-of-21 passes. Williams recorded six receptions for 108 yards and a score, while Guillory had 24 yards and Keith Barefield Jr. had a pair of catches for 28 yards.
The Ranger defense forced SNU to throw an interception and cough up two fumbles, while SNU's Wardlaw passed for 507 yards. Richard Gunnels and Rocky Lee tied for the lead in tackles, both picking up eight. Jay Bray and Marcus Cooley had seven each.
Northwestern (3-2, 2-0) hosts Bacone College on Saturday, Oct. 16 at Ranger Field in Alva. Kickoff is set for 2 p.m.
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July 27, 2010
Lanyang Museum
Website: http://www.lym.gov.tw/ch/Index/index.asp
As I mentioned in my last post there are a lot of museums in Taiwan, and by accident I stumbled across one of the newest, so I thought I'd share with you, dear readers.
I have mentioned Ilan before in this blog (http://www.go2taiwan.net/blog_content.php?sqno=53 here http://www.go2taiwan.net/blog_content.php?sqno=54 and here http://www.go2taiwan.net/blog_content.php?sqno=52) , and with the Hsuehshan tunnel, it really is very easy to get to. Hence a quick two day trip out of Taipei beckoned and a member of the wonderful staff at Silk's Place Hotel (http://www.silksplace-yilan.com.tw/en/index.html) recommended the newly opened Lanyang Museum.
Opened in May 2010, the Lanyang Museum is all about Ilan (or Yilan as it is often also spelled), covering everything from the geology to flora and fauna to the original inhabitants to modern day. And it does an excellent job. Everything is bilingual and the exhibits are very well done. There is an emphasis on the environment and as I have mentioned before this is a welcome and growing trend here. Overall the exhibits are well thought out and well laid out.
Entrance was free when we went, although they said charges would come into effect in August 2010 (although they weren't certain how much). The website is also due to have an English section. The building is purpose built in in a lean-to style (architecture is not my strong point) but you can see what I mean below.
Pushchairs are available, and in general it is child friendly, although there weren't any specific hands-on activities for children. There's a coffee shop in the museum and you might be able to get basic snacks but don't plan on eating here (and man was Mr. Brown slow).
I don't think you will find a better resource to learn more about what must be the fastest growing region in Taiwan, especially for tourism. I will add that it is still better to have your own transport, as in car or scooter hire, especially to get the most of the burgeoning home stay accommodation market (more on that in a later post), but still for a quick and easy break from Taipei, Ilan is looking good.
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Chef Aran's Featured Item of the Week = Pad Thai
It's All About Balancing Flavors
Foods of Thailand are gaining popularity across the globe, not just in the United States. The flavor of Thai food is appealing because it reflects what many are looking for... balance. It is said that you cook with your sense of taste in Thai cooking. It is an artful task to successfully balance the flavors of sweet, salty, bitter, and sour (the four main flavors the human sense of taste can experience). A great cook will always strive to perfect a dish by balancing two or more of these flavors. In more familiar cuisines, we often see the combination of items that are sweet & sour or salty & sweet. However, the goal of Thai cuisine is not only to balance two flavors, but also to try and incorporate all the sensory experiences of taste, texture, and smell. Religious beliefs in Thailand are strongly centered in Buddhism. Balance in terms of fresh ingredients and flavors to create a harmonious meal are represented in the Thai style of cooking.
Telling Stories of the past
Eating ethnic foods (and their availability to us) is not something we should find commonplace or take for granted. Ethnic foods speak of cultural traditions and often provide a glimpse into a country's past social development, conquests, immigration, and worldly influence. Food often tells the story of how traditions were handed down from one generation to the next. These traditions, and the changes that are made to them, can be traced and often run parallel with social and cultural change in the country as a whole.
A Unique and Self-Sustaining Culture
Pad Thai contains influence of surrounding cultures but the end result of the dish is truly unique to its country of origin. Plaek Pibulsongkram, Prime Minister of Thailand from 1938-1944 and 1948-1957, fought to give Thailand a national identity and instill pride into the people as a unique and self-sustaining culture. (This area was previously called Siam.) One minor accomplishment Pibulsongkram assisted in creating was to make Pad Thai the national dish, exemplifying the national flavors of the country. This not only served to give the newly named Thailand a sense of identity, but it was also aimed at reducing rice consumption in the nation during governmental budget restrictions.
The original "Gluten free" food
The main component in Pad Thai is rice noodles, which are made of two basic ingredients... rice and water. One of the original "gluten free" foods, rice noodles are used in many Asian dishes ranging from salads, soups, and Pad Thai.
It's So Good You'll Get Addicted
Pad Thai combines rice noodles, bean sprouts, chiles, cilantro, and egg. Various types of meats can also be added. Traditional ingredients call for palm sugar to add some sweetness to the dish, fish sauce to add some saltiness, and lime juice to finish it off and add a sour component. The lime juice also provides a refreshing taste to the dish that when combined with the sweet and spicy flavor is almost addictive.
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"I feel like I did a lot of things better this year," said Genard. "I feel like my coverage was a lot better and my reads were a lot better.
"We worked on tackling a lot this year and I think that really helped me become a better player."
With his all important junior campaign in the books, Avery has the attention of several college recruiters.
"I have heard from Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Southern Miss, Michigan, the Ragun Cajuns from Louisiana, Notre Dame, Alabama and Jackson State," said Avery. "I went to games at Mississippi State, Ole Miss and Southern Miss this season."
Avery reports that he found some positive things at all three in state programs.
"I pretty much stayed in state with my trips," said Avery. "All of the games were hype and the atmospheres were good.
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Rafa Benitez took a glance up to the Chelsea supporters with his side 3-0 up, with Fernando Torres back on form and scoring, and with slick counter attacks bringing entertainment.
From the top tier came the same old chants echoed down. "We don't care about Rafa. Rafa doesn't care about us. All we care about is Chelsea FC."
Yet Benitez is taking his lack of terrace support with a cheery shrug.
With two wins in four days, with nine goals scored and four from Torres, the man who he is on a mission to revive, Benitez is edging into a stronger position.
Certainly much stronger than a week earlier when his three league games in charge had brought two goalless draws and a defeat to West Ham.
So as Chelsea packed up at the Stadium of Light after a 3-1 victory, to catch their charter plane to Japan, via Finland, to the World Club Championships, what was Benitez's take on the domestic strife he was leaving behind?
He had a message for the disgruntled who may never accept him. Does he not care about Chelsea? "I care about the team, I care about the club and everyone here, and I want to win. I will try to do my best from day one to the last day.
"I think the fans will feel the same. I think the fans will be really pleased about the performance of the team so that is quite positive. The main thing for me is that if we can play like we did here I am sure the fans will appreciate the job we are trying to do.
"Am I enjoying it? Yes of course, winning is fantastic. After a year and a half without coaching and training I am enjoying trying to improve players, improve the team and win games.
"I think today the fans will have been pleased. The main thing was the performance of the team. When you come here, so far away from home, and we win then the fans go home pleased."
So defiance to his Chelsea critics, and defiance too towards anyone who thinks the title race is a two-horse race fought out in Manchester.
Were the pre-match odds of 16-1 for Chelsea to win the title worth a tenner, Rafa? He replied: "I think those odds will be reduced now. Maybe around 5-1, maybe. You have to remember last year that in January everyone was saying that Manchester City would win the title easily.
"And yet at the end on the last day they could have lost it and had to score in the last minute to win it.
"The experience that we have is that three points for each game is quite a lot. If we play at this level and at this intensity we will win games in a row and hopefully we will be there."
There were plenty of reasons for Benitez to be bullish.
If his boss Roman Abramovich has instructed Benitez to get more out of £50million Torres, then he is succeeding. The Spanish striker scored the opener leaping to prod home Eden Hazard's cross.
Torres has never taken a penalty in English football, but his growing confidence was demonstrated when he stepped up to score from the spot after Seb Larsson's foolish slide through Ramires.
Chelsea's third came when Torres exploited Phil Bardsley's poor control, firing against the bar with Juan Mata mopping up the rebound.
Benitez explained: "We're seeing Fernando now play with much more confidence and the team's becoming like that as well. He knows the movement I want from him."
Chelsea are expected to meet Brazil's Corinthians in the final in Yokohama next Sunday if they can overcome either Ulsan Hyundai of South Korean, or Mexican side Monterrey, on Thursday.
A mid-season trip to Japan would seem like a reason to moan about fixture congestion, but Benitez is relishing the chance to claim a rare prize. He knows what it means to clubs from other continents too.
He added: "In Europe we don't normally appreciate this tournament but in South America and the other continents it is massive.
"They realise the best teams in Europe and the best teams in America are there. It is amazing."


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No shocker here, but the Mets officially have placed Jon Niese on the 60-day disabled list. He will undergo surgery on his completely torn right hamstring.
To take his spot on the roster, Elmer Dessens has been recalled.
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The New York Mets today announced that they placed lefthanded pitcher Jonathon Niese on the 60-Day Disabled List with a complete tear of the right upper hamstring tendon from the bone. Niese will undergo surgery this afternoon at The Hospital for Special Surgery in Manhattan and will be out for the remainder of the 2009 season. In addition, the Mets selected the contract of right-handed pitcher Elmer Dessens from Buffalo (AAA) of the International League to complete the team's 25-man roster. The righthander will wear uniform #64 and is expected to be available for tonight's game in San Diego.
Dessens was 3-2 with 11 saves and a 2.31 ERA (nine earned runs / 35.0 innings pitched) in 27 games with Buffalo. Over his 35.0 innings, he scattered nine runs, earned, 26 hits with nine walks and 28 strikeouts. This is the second time this season that the 38-year-old reliever will join the Mets, after his contract was selected on June 22. In nine games with New York, Dessens tossed 12.1 innings, allowing five runs, earned, and nine hits with five walks and six strikeouts. He posted an 0-0 record with a 3.65 ERA and allowed only two of his 10 inherited runners to score, before being designated for assignment on July 30.
Over his 13 major league seasons, the 5-11, 200-pound hurler is 48-62 with a 4.55 ERA (560 earned runs / 1107.0 innings) while playing for Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Arizona, Los Angeles (NL), Kansas City, Milwaukee, Colorado, and Atlanta in addition to the Mets.


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