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Map Contest 21 (Open): The Little Guy
Challenge: Make a map showing alternate colonization, featuring colonization by countries with little or no colonization in OTL.
Time Frame: Two weeks, January 4 - January 18
Age of Colonies (Upvoteanthology)
In 1492, Columbus died at sea, in the middle of a giant rainstorm. The ship was found 600 miles off the coast of Nova Scotia in 1982. In 1510, a Chinese merchant and his crossed the Pacific, after being separated from the mainland. After finding this virgin land, they set up a colony on its shore. After 25 years of small exploration, they managed to get a ship back to China, and got trade up with them. However, China revoked their independence and made this place a dominion of China. Japan soon found out the same, and set up colonies along the Pacific coast.
The information didn't spread until the late-1500's, when a rogue merchant from the Chinese colonies found their way up the Mediterranean and into Sicily. From there, the idea of a virgin continent traveled up the Italian peninula and north into the HRE. Poland couldn't afford to set up a colony, and neither could the HRE. But once the news reached Sweden, they immediately set up colonies in this New World. Scotland found out next, and claimed the entire Eastern seaboard. Their colonies became heavily populated extremely quickly. When England found out, they were forced to colonize the central region of the continent.
In the mid-1800's, many of these colonial nations wanted independence. The Scottish colony of Nova Scotia revolted in 1845, and soon gained independence. New Britain violently broke away from England four years later, and became a world power, colonizing Africa and Polynesia. Brasil was the last one to go, in 1886. They saw how well off Nova Scotia and New Britain were doing, and revolted themselves.
A Broken Hammer (Krasnoyarsk)
In 732, Charles Martel "the Hammer" is defeated in the Battle of Tours. The Ummayyad Dynasty conquers southern France, while repeated raids ravage the north. With the whole of Spain and Provence under Muslim rule, the Muslim conquest of southern Italy progresses more quickly, and the Byzantines are more deeply defeated, forcing them into the arms of the Italian mercantile city-states, eventually resulting in a Venetian annexation of the rump state of Byzantium. Meanwhile, the Muslims defeated an English attempt to reconquer France, resulting in an English conversion to Islam and gradual assimilation. Scotland unified with Ireland and assisted Flanders in halting the Muslim conquest. The HRE decisively defeated the Papacy and gradually centralized. Denmark gained control of the Hanseatic League and thereby the Baltic coast, while Sweden conquered Norway. As a result, Denmark, Flanders, Alba-Hibernia and Venice were the major European colonizers, colonizing OTL Patagonia, Colombia, the eastern seaboard of North America, and Brazil, respectively. Only the Celtic colony revolted after its parent nation weakened following a plague in the 19th century.
The Umayyad dynasty disintegrated much as OTL, leaving a rump Caliphate in control of Arabia while Anatolia fell to the Turks, who would eventually form a Volga Khanate. The Caliphate colonized Somalia and eventually unified with Aceh, forming a major maritime power. The Malagasy islamized and formed their own maritime Empire, encouraging the Kongolese and Nilotic tribes to centralize. Egypt and the Maghreb formed large nations, but exhausted their strength in repeated wars against each other and the Malian Empire to the south. China expanded north, and competed withe the Caliphate for mercantile influence, turning Brunei into a puppet state and helping it unify Indonesia. All three colonized Australia. Tibet unified the Shan and formed a buffer state between China and India, which remained divided. Japan was forced to become a maritime nation by Chinese pressure, colonizing much of North America, while China only colonized a small slice in the south. The Kazakhs conquered a swath of Siberia to escape the pressure of repeated Muslim invasions, and shifted North.
In 2014, the world is divided between two blocs; the Communalist Alliance, led by China, and the Jeddah Bloc, led by the Caliphate. The Communalists reject religion and implement communal ownership of property and a command economy, while the Jeddah Bloc is dominated by theocratic influences which believe in individualism within strict religious limits. Two past wars have resulted in bloody stalemates and negotiated peaces, but both groups are working on new secret weapons, of the biological and nucleic variety.
The Secondary's Get to Start (LightningLynx89)
Eastern Wind -Seiga
In this timeline, Srivijaya manages to win the war against Chola in 1025. With this, Srivijaya would grow quickly in strength and power. Other rivals within the Indonesian islands slowly weakened and were quickly conquered by Srivijaya; and by 1328 most of the Malay Archipelago was under Srivijayan control. To counter the growing power of Srivijaya; Sukhothai, Khmer, Pegu, and Chiang Mai had merged into one nation named Siam. Vietnam would also grow in strength and go on to conquer Champa and colonise the Northern Philippines, and later allied with Siam. In 1389, Srivijaya had begun to colonise Australia and later sent a voyage to find new lands. Ten years later, the New World was discovered by Srivijaya, and soon colonised it. News of the discovery spread, and soon Vietnam, China, and later on Japan, went to colonise the lands as well. Meanwhile, Vijayanagara had managed to conquer the rest of India by the 15th century, and had became a powerful nation.
By the 16th century, most of the New World was split between Srivijaya, China, Japan and Vietnam; with India holding only a small portion of land around OTL Suriname and French Guiana. The Spanish soon arrived and attempted to take a part of the Caribbean, but were heavily defeated by the Chinese that were already there. Later, the Spanish went on to colonise around OTL Carolina while the Dutch colonised other parts of the Eastern Seaboard that wasn't claimed, the Danish-Norwegians colonised OTL Canada, and Portugal colonised parts of Brazil.
Around the 19th century, most of the colonies in the New World slowly gained independence. The only ones that didn't gain independence were Spanish colony of Carolina and Danish-Norwegian colony of Vinland, which chose to remain with their motherlands.
Later in the 20th century, high tensions in Europe led to a World War in the 1910s, and lasted for ten years. The Central Powers (which were Germany, Austria-Hungary, Spain, and Bulgaria) saw defeat and had lost some of their land, and in the case for Austria-Hungary, saw dissolution and was split into several nations. Yugoslavia also formed, and had annexed Bulgaria. Spain had to give Carolina their independence. Germany didn't suffer too badly unlike OTL, though still lost land. Russia underwent heavy reforms and had became a multiparty democracy, and a republic.
By modern day, Srivijaya, China, India, and Japan are the superpowers of the world. Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism, and Shinto are the major religions in the world. Scotland declared independence from the UK in 2014 via a referendum, with 63 percent saying yes, and 30 percent saying no, and four months later, independent Scotland joined the European Union.
The main characters of the Touhou Project are Reimu Hakurei and Byakuren Hijiri.
A New Start (CourageousLife)
A young man from Scandinavia sets out in the mid-1400's to seek the lands described in legends left by his Viking ancestors. Europeans are led to the new land and do what they do best.
Jons Axelsson returned to Europe in 1458 to find a restored Kalmar Union under Christian I of Denmark. After meeting with the young explorer, Christian realizes that this is a chance to further unite the Union. By obtaining funds from companies in all three separate countries, as well as from his own personal treasury, another voyage was sent to explore and colonize this new land. This event is seen as a pivotal moment in history, as it led to the stabilization of the fragile Union.
France and the Netherlands were quick to follow, establishing several small enclaves that promoted trade with the natives. The most notable were Kebecstad and Nieuw Amsterdam by the Netherlands and St.Jean by France. These eventually grew to envelop most of the northeastern part of the region.
Spain quickly explored the southern parts of the New World, and focused their colonization there, in hopes of finding gold and other riches.
The Wars of the Roses hindered England's entry into the colonization race. However, at the conclusion of the war, Henry and Elizabeth sought to establish colonies immediately, in the hopes of improving the damaged economy. New England was established in 1485, followed by Avalon and Celtia a few years later. The success of England's colonies can be attributed to the diversity of their regions and specialties. Erie, Ohio, and northern Kanawha and New England were focused on manufacturing. Southern New England and Avalon produced cash crops such as cotton and tobacco. Celtica grew food crops, most notably rice.
<Viewpoint: mid-1700's>
English Colonies: Collectively known as the Ten Colonies. Loose confederation-style government, with a capital in New London, on the New Thames. New England was the first colony, and most things there are the 'new' versions of the ones across the sea in 'old' England. Avalon and Celtia are the two biggest agricultural producers. Avalon is home to wealthy planter families - 'old money'. Celtia was founded by a Scotsman and an Irishman, so naturally there was a large amount of Celtic immigration there. Misisibi and Albamo are generally less populated, but come from a hardy stock. Albamo actually started as a penal colony. Mostly woodsmen. Shawnee is just as sparsely populated, although there are sizable amounts of native tribes. Kanawha and Kent are mostly known for logging and small mining operations. Ohio and Erie are more modernized than their southern counterparts, where manufacturing is a big industry. Erie is especially important because of its access to the St Lawrence River (kept it the same for simplicity's sake). England's colonies are second in size only to Scandinavia's.
Dutch Colonies: These colonies are all part of Nieuw Netherland. They are considerably modern and wealthy due to their strategic position for shipping. Controlling one side of the St Lawrence in the north and large port cities in the east makes the society very dependent on industry and shipping. Zeeland Eilanden and Lange Eilandt benefit the most from the shipping industry, as well as parts of Bergen and Zuid Holland. Farming can be found in western Noord and Zuid Holland. Most of the population of Kebec can be found near Kebecstad, which controls river traffic on the St Lawrence.
French Colonies: Nouvelle-France, like Nieuw Netherland, is very dependent on shipping and industry. One of the biggest industries is fishing, especially off of the Grand Banks. French Protestants migrated here en masse, and generally populate the northern and western parts of the colony. The Dutch territory of Zeeland Eilanden once belonged to Nouvelle-France, but was lost after a brief skirmish between the two countries. Francias Messipi sits at the mouth of the Messipi (Misisibi) River, and thus controls river traffic, much like Kebecstad. The claims attached to Francias Messipi are much larger, but the mouth of the river is the only undisputed claim. France, Scandinavia, and England all claim land across the river.
Scandinavian Colonies: Much of these colonies are very sparsely populated and undeveloped. This allows more peaceful relations with the local native tribes. Most cities are only around strategic shipping areas, such as Tkaronto and Adawe. It has been noted that some of these areas, usually Ouiskonsing and Neshnabe, bear a striking resemblance to the native homeland of the colonists, and are very popular for those in debt to relocate to. Fur trade is very prevalent, and has even sparked a new fashion trend in Europe. Vinland, along with Nouvelle-France, focuses on the fishing industry.
Spanish Colonies: Most Spanish colonies are located in the south of the New World, while Florida is the high-water mark. Florida is highly undeveloped, and remains for the most part untouched swampland and marshland. Just to the south is Spanish Cuba, which occupies the west side of the island. Its neighbor is Scandinavian Cuba on the east side of the island. To the east is English Hispaniola, with the Netherlands Antilles beginning at Puerto Rico, and French Jamaica to the south (place names have again remained the same to avoid confusion).
Political situation: All five nations remain tentatively at peace with one another (at least in the New World). Historically, the English and the Dutch have had a positive relationship since the Glorious Revolution, cooperating against France in many conflicts. Scandinavia or Spain would usually side with France.
There has been some bitterness between the colonies and their European counterparts in the latter half of the century, more noticeably in Nieuw Netherland and the Ten Colonies. In Nieuw Netherland, increased shipping and trade regulations from Amsterdam have been the big controversy, while in the Ten Colonies, exporting has been the issue. In the latter, Avalon and Celtia are leading the charge for more autonomy (and even independence in the case of some radicals). They generally receive support from the western colonies of Kent, Shawnee, Albamo, and Misisibi, while there is some resistance to this thinking in the northern colonies of Erie, Ohio, New England, and parts of Kanawha.
Rivers: The St Lawrence is shared equally by Scandinavia and the Netherlands, though the Netherlands controls the entrance to the river.
The Mississippi River marks the end of undisputed territorial claims. West of the river is the frontier waiting to be claimed. The river is mainly used by farmers from the western parts of the colonies to ship their goods south.
The Susquehanna river has become much more open with the improving of Anglo-Dutch relations. Since each side controls one side of the river, there is almost no conflict over territory or shipping rights.
<Viewpoint: mid-1800's>
United Provinces of Terranova: Formed after a rebellion by the colonists kicked the Brits off of the continent. The Brits did manage to hang on to New England, Ohio, and Erie for a notable amount of time, but eventually were forced out. The wartime capital of Charlotte, located in central Avalon, becomes the nation's new capital, replacing New London. France was a close ally of the Terranovans. After an uprising in France incapacitated the nation for years, forcing them to drop their claims in the New World, the UP negotiated deals with Scandinavia and the Netherlands to give them territorial claims that stretch all the way to the Pacific.
Dutch Colonies: The Dutch colony structure is one of the strangest looking in the world. The rulers chose to govern the Terranovan colonies as one. Technically, the regions of Nassau in the northeast and Orange in the southwest are one colony. It makes for a tricky legislature, but they make it work. The colonies are relatively satisfied with the rule of the monarch, although there was a little bit of panic when their neighbors rebelled. Nonetheless, Nassau and Orange still maintain decent relations with the UP. The agreement with the UP firmed up the northern border of Orange, though a separate deal had to be struck with Spain, diminishing a little territory claimed in the south.
French Colonies: The turmoil that wracked their homeland left the colonies of Nouvelle France, Orleans, and Chamacces to their own rule for a good amount of time. Now, France is back on its feet under a new Head of State, and is trying to re-assert its control over its colonies. The colonies don't like this, and murmurs mirroring those of their neighbors, the UPT, begin arising.
Scandinavian Colonies: Scandinavia keeps a loose leash on its colonies. One of the major rules, though, is about not messing with the natives. Once the borders were created with the UPT, colonists clearly knew where they could and could not go. Most European inhabitants of these colonies live in the south, along the border with the UP. Some of the most populous colonies include Vinland, Inoken and Ouiskonsing, which reminds many of the settlers of their native homes. Yuktan and Kuben are collectively known as 'the Gateway to the Imperial Gulf'.
Spanish Colonies: Florida is basically still a jungle, minus a few trading ports. Most Spanish activity is in the south. Taino is good for cash crops.
Political Situation: Scandinavia and Spain are still in a loose alliance system, as long as neither gets in the other's way. This works out pretty well in the New World, where they are mostly separated by the buffer of the Dutch and the UPT. The French colonies find themselves all by themselves, and are starting to gravitate toward the thoughts and ideas of the UPT. The UPT finds itself in a decent relationship with the Dutch and their colonies, leading to a lucrative trade business that keeps Nassau going.
<Viewpoint: mid-1900's>
United Provinces of Terranova: After a few world wars, the UPT seems to be the rising star in the West. They helped beat down Germany and Italy in the first, and Spain, Russia, and China in the second. They were able to patch things up with Britain and France, though Scandinavia annoyingly decided to remain neutral until they were sucker punched by Russia. The UP is very close with Nieuw Netherland, arguably one of the best diplomatic relationships in the world.
Nieuw Netherland: The regions of Nassau and Orange decided to unite into one country at the turn of the century. When Germany invaded in the first world war, the royal family fled, and set up a new capital in Nieuw Haarlem. They returned to ashes when the war was finally over. After a few years of rebuilding, Russia and Spain marched in and destroyed it all over again. Back they went to Nieuw Haarlem. By now, the Commonwealth's de jure capital is back in Amsterdam, while the de facto capital is in Nieuw Haarlem.
Former French Colonies: Near the turn of the century, the colonies revolted (which may or may not have been aided by the UPT). The rebellion produced two new countries: Nouvelle-France, which retained control of Chamacces, and Port d'Orleans. They quickly became satellites of the UPT, and followed its lead in the world wars.
Scandinavian Colonies: Northern Terranova solidified into Vinland around the same time the French colonies were rebelling. Not much went on during the world wars, though they did contribute at the tail end of the second, after Russia's sneaky little move. Has a decent relationship with its southern neighbors.
Caribbea: Formed out of Spain's colonies of Florida, Bahama, and Taino after the second world war. Heavily influenced by the uPT and Nieuw Netherland. Large producers of crops, notably sugar and citrus. Great vacation destination.
Spanish Dominions: Spain retained control of some of its territory, notably Mexaca and Maya. The two twins are playing nice nowadays.
Political Situation: After the second World War, the world settled down momentarily. Now, China is on the rise in the east, fighting for the role as a superpower with the UPT in the west. On the continent, things go smoothly.
<Viewpoint: 2015>
Political Situation: The cold war ended with China splintering apart in the early 90's. Now, Russia is back and ready to play hard ball. On the continent, all is well and going smoothly. Highway systems run from northern Taku all the way down into southern Florida and Chalisco. Vinland, Nouvelle-France, Nieuw Netherland, the UPT, and Caribbea are all part of the First World.
The Peace of Schlossburg (Mscoree)
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Mediterranean Zest (CookieDamage)
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Brief TL: So basically, around the 14th and 15th century, there's a continued period of peace in southern and south-eastern Europe. Less hostile and infrequent engagements with the Ottomans allow both the Habsburgs and Ottomans themselves achieve a much greater level of prosperity than OTL. The Kingdom of Naples is able to resist French and Aragonese aggression and find opportunity across the seas, thus enabling Sicily and Tuscany to establish colonies as well. Cookiedamage (talk) 21:03, January 21, 2015 (UTC)
Age of Colonies (Upvoteanthology)
A Broken Hammer (Krasnoyarsk)
The Secondaries Get To Start (LightningLynx98)
Eastern Wind (Seiga)
A New Start (CourageousLife)
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Starring Daisuke Ryu, Yoshiyuki Kubota, Mika Katsumura, Ayumi Tokitou
Directed by Kanta Tagawa
Back in 1963, a financially struggling Japanese movie studio named Daiei hoped to cash in on the atomic age monster craze with one of their own. While you'd assume they'd be turning their attentions to making a Godzilla knock-off, Daiei really had their sights set on making a schlocky knock-off of such American giant mutant bug movies of the day like Them! and Beginning of the End; their version would have Tokyo under attack by an onslaught of humongous rats. From what I've read online, the title of this film was to be Dai Gunja Nezura, which roughly translates to something along the lines of The Great Rat Swarm. Unfortunately, the black & white production experienced an unexpected crisis. The cheapo effects work would have used some puppetry for the human interaction and they even built a few Godzilla-quality cityscapes for certain scenes, but mostly it was going to be footage of live rats running about a scale model Tokyo. Those live rats ended up causing a real life nature gone amok problem as the entire studio where the film was being shot became overrun with fleas. So bad was the flea infestation that the cast and crew had to abandon the sets and Daiei was eventually forced to scrap the project entirely; whatever footage there was has since been lost to time. Facing a public embarrassment, Daiei saved face by announcing that work would soon begin on their very first Godzilla-style monster movie about a giant, flying, fire-breathing turtle named Gamera.
I tell you this quirky piece of little known monster movie trivia because, frankly, it's far more interesting than anything about Nezulla the Rat Monster, a 2002 cheapie from Japan that many people initially believed to be a reworking of that long scrapped Daiei monster rat flick. All signs point to that not being the case. And after watching Nezulla the Rat Monster, I must say that if a flea infestation had shutdown this production too it would have been no great loss to the world.
Nezulla the Rat Monster has exactly one thing going for it – Nezulla the rat monster. The two-legged rat mutant is an outlandish throwback to the days of man-in-a-rubbersuit monsters. It's hokey, but with a real charm to its hokeyness. How rubbery does the monster look? It looks like a full-sized version of the action figure that would be made in its likeness, albeit a seven-foot action figure coated with Vaseline to make it nice and shiny. Too bad it doesn't have a whole lot of screen time and even when it's on the screen it doesn't have much to do. It mostly just screeches, flails its arms and tail about, and grabs people. Death scenes are never shown so there isn't even anything here for gore fans outside a lone severed arm scene. When the less-than-thrilling final showdown finally comes, it looks like a clumsy "Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers" monster slugging it out with a pair of equally clumsy hand-to-hand combatants.
A mysterious plague has begun to infect citizens of Tokyo. The infected are rounded up by soldiers and brought to hospitals for quarantine. A young female scientist reveals that five years earlier the US Army paired up with a Japanese research firm to conduct experiments involving bioweapons in order to come up with a way to make soldiers genetically immune to various forms of bacterial warfare. Genetically altered bubonic plague used on lab rats caused one particular rat to mutate into a monster that wreaked havoc on the facility in much the same way those fleas did back in 1963, but with more fatalities in this case. The Japanese company and US Army just abandoned the lab altogether after the incident – sort of like Daiei back in '63. The plague inside the monster rat itself mutated into a virus that managed to get out and spread to the nearby populace. These soldiers, who aren't even properly equipped, are to be sent in to kill the seemingly unstoppable rat monster because it carries antibodies that could lead to a cure for the virus.
First thing I must say is that there's a bit of an unsettling level of anti-Americanism running rampant throughout the film, primarily in the early goings-on. After being told the above, one Japanese soldier screams, "Damn those no-good white people!" The plot even introduces another female, a wicked Japanese woman serving as the designated Japanese mouthpiece for us ugly Americans, even going so far as to tell the others that the US government would rather everyone die then find out what that we had a hand in inadvertently causing this plague. That Japanese scientists and businessmen also had a key role in this is mostly glossed over, aside from the female researcher assisting the soldiers who talks of wanting to atone for her sins.
The evil female also complicates matters for everyone by revealing that there's a time bomb set to reduce the whole building to smithereens; a bomb that turns out to have been set in the very room that the rat monster has set up a nest in. This means the soldiers can't just waltz in and defuse the thing to buy themselves more time and if they don't kill the monster and get out with a tissue sample in time they'll all die along with the hope of finding a cure for the virus.
If you've never heard of Nezulla the Rat Monster before, well, there's probably a good reason for that. Whatever reason Media Blasters had that possessed them to pick up the US distribution rights to this film when there's so much other Japanese genre productions deserving of being introduced to American audiences is a mystery to me.
Another mystery: a moment where one of the soldiers sarcastically tells the monster that it should be playing for the "Chicago Rams". Was that a subtitling typo on Media Blasters part or a bit of idiocy on the original filmmakers' part?
And there isn't a whole lot action either. Everything seems to always devolve into characters standing or sitting around and either talking about their situation or just getting all introspective. To the film's credit, it does try to add some depth to the characters, but these somber discussions of fate, family, and what not only add to the boredom. Heck, by the one hour mark, two of the main characters are literally taking a smoke break. Plus, the film constantly cuts back to the hospital to follow the plight of a determined doctor at his wit's end trying to treat people infected with the plague virus. I dare say this storyline dominates the last half hour more than the soldiers trying to kill the rat monster. This plays like bad hospital soap opera theatrics amid a disaster movie setting.
Nezulla the Rat Monster attempts to be a serious, suspenseful monster movie and fails miserably. Slow, dreary, and boring; this is a film that needed less angst, less Japanese-flavored melodramatics, and more of what makes a monster movie entertaining, even ones that set about to be more high-minded. Nezulla the Rat Monster is a real bore that takes itself far too seriously given that it's a film based around the concept of a large, bipedal, mutant rat monster that looks like something that should be 50-feet taller and getting the snot beat out of it by Ultraman. It's just no fun at all.
1 out of 5
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Food and equipment offered variety, embodied trendsBy Bridget Goldschmidt, EnsembleIQ
Walking the show floor at Seafood Expo North America, held March 15-17 at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, attendees could encounter many exciting new value-added products and effiicient equipment solutions that are sure to make a splash (pun intended) at retail this year.
At the National Fish and Seafood Inc. booth, for instance, the Glouscester, Mass.-based company was touting such value-added SKUs as its Matlaw's brand Southern Country Fried Shrimp, which Nancy Peterson, Matlaw's VP marketing, noted to Progressive Grocer was "unique to the market, more restaurant-quality." The item was sampled at the expo's New Product Showcase on Monday, March 16.
Peterson added that the brand, whose 9-pack of stuffed clams is the No. 1-selling seafood appetizer in the country, was branching out into other categories to offer "a full scope in the seafood section." Also at the show from Matlaw's were Seafoood Paella, Buffalo Popcorn Shrimp, Salmon Burgers and Jumbo Butterfly Breaded Shrimp.
At lunch over a "tapas plate" of the new eight-SKU Alaskan Jack's line of wild-caught keta salmon, Mike Klein, VP of integrated services at Creve Coeur, Mo.-based Resource 1, the sales and marketing arm of Yihe Corp., noted that the company opted for strong, identifiable, diverse fusion flavors with clean ingredient statements, including the downright fiery Blackened Heat – the line's top variety – and the sweetly mild Asian BBQ, after extensive consumer testing. "We get that feedback and we run with it," said Klein, adding that certain items were more popular than others in particular regions, such as Lime Chipotle in the Southwest, or the Mediterranean-inspired Tuscan Garden in the Northeast. The salmon is sold with skin on, which Klein explained facilitates grilling and adds "flavorful fat." Later that same day, March 15, Alaskan Jack's took the Best Retail Product title at the expo's annual Seafood Excellence Awards.
Additionally, Yihe, whose U.S.-bound items were previously packaged in China and then shipped here, will now be packaged in the United States, according to Klein.
Meanwhile, Baton Rouge-based Louisiana Seafood Promotion and Marketing Board (LSPMB) served up some fresh ideas, including a greater effort to promote the state's somewhat underappreciated finfish, which include drum, sheephead and amberjack, along with its iconic shellfish. Karen Profeta, the board's executive director, told PG about the rollout of a Grocery Co-Marketing Program, under which, when a grocer confirms an order for product, LSPMB will commit co-marketing dollars equal to up to 10 percent of the order value, including co-branded advertising, digital efforts and on-premise materials. Profeta was particularly excited about blackboard-style signboards on display at the expo, and also mentioned such social media strategies as emailing tailored coupons to consumers within a 5-mile radius of a given store location, to integrate with retailers' marketing activities.
In the area of line extensions, a spokeswoman for The Saucy Fish Co., a British supplier, shared the latest addition to the sweet-and-savory brand -- Ready to Eat Salmon with Sticky Maple Dressing (like revenge, best served cold) -- now available at Hannaford. Bluzette Carline, marketing director at Jacksonville, Fla.-based Beaver Street Fisheries, noted the popularity of the company's Sea Best Signature Lobster Au Gratin, which has been picked up by Publix Supermarkets, as well as growing interest in the supplier's Singles collection, which piloted in a convenience store in Beaver Street's home market and features interesting flavor profiles in complete meals for one, including the standout Scallop Linguine.
Some notable morsels tasted on the show floor (in no particular order) included Duck Trap River of Maine's Spruce Point Pastrami Smoked Salmon; Ecuadorian ceviche, Ruggiero's Calamari Fries; Greek dorade (a fish of the bream family) in a mild, lemon-infused sauce; Sunburst Trout Farms' Cold Smoked Rainbow Trout; Sea Watch International's Clam Caprese Salad; Southern Belle Mac 'n Cheese Stick(!); F.W. Bruce's Pecadish Crab; Camachaca's Abalone; Bumble Bee Superfresh Seared Ahi Tuna; Inland Market's Kale & Quinoa Wild Salmon Burgers with Lemon Dill Tartar Sauce; Louis Kemp's Sriracha Crab Delights; Clear Spring Foods' Parmesan Crusted Swai; and True North's Salmon Tenders.


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The Captain's personal log on Enterprise (NX-01) was the personal log used by the commanding officer to record the events of this ship, as he perceived them, unofficially.
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Star Trek: LegacyEdit
The following entry was recorded before the search for the source of the Romulan mutagenic virus.
- "Captain's personal log, May 12th, 2159. Our medical experts have confirmed the plague infecting the Epsilon Theta system was most definitely an artificial event. Due to the level of sophistication they indicate is necessary to synthesize something this complex and lethal, we suspect Romulan involvement. The First Minister of Epsilon Theta Prime has provided us with a holographic image of an alien ship that was observed surveying the planets in that region. Its design indicates it is a vessel used by the Encari, an isolationist people whose homeworld of Encaria is located just two light years from Romulan space. Fearing the worst, I have been ordered to investigate. The Encari might be just a tool for the Romulans, or given their recent behaviour, they might have a foothold in our neck of the woods. Either prospect gives me pause, but we need to find an answer to this disease and fast."
The following entry was recorded after the failed Romulan attack on Tiburn.
- "Captain's personal log, supplemental. The Tiburn system has been contaminated with the bio-agent. However, we managed to prevent the Romulans from using their weapon on Earth, and stopped their advance deeper into our space. We'll have to move quickly to synthesize a counter agent from the sample we created, but at least we can do something to help the people in this system. I don't know exactly how or why the Romulans would try such a desperate move, but I have a feeling that Commander T'Uerell is involved in this incident. And for my part, I want the Vulcans to answer some questions about what this T'Uerell was really doing out here and why they wanted her back so badly. I doubt Starfleet has heard the last of her, and I want us to be prepared for her next encounter."


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|02 Feb 2016
There are so many little basic things with understanding computer operations, and implications, and it seems we are touching many of the basics already.
WinMail re-instating is really only for Advanced users, and I mean no offense - you are great.
But yes I suppose one way is if you use no wrap and it's exactly as shown in that image I posted, and was merged as that value shown, you are fine.
I don't know what's wrong with your other WinMail link within email opening problem, it's only pertinent to your setup so must be something you did amiss along the way, and I'm afraid you won't be able to trouble shoot it with your understandings, and I imagine if you have no backups, etc, etc, so perhaps I've done all I can here.
At least you have WinMail itself working, and good for you, you fixed it fine.
The last paragraphs of my post #1693 still are as it is.
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|02 Feb 2016
I'm sorry for not thinking about the word-wrap setting the first time I checked as you asked--the 2 entries are indeed alike in every respect, mine and yours.
I do have everything backed up now, and will also do a separate back-up of all my emails.
The not being able to click on links has always been true since I installed WM w/the tutorial a few years ago; I was just so thrilled to have WM, and didn't realize it was a problem unique to me, but thought it was just something that didn't work like the highlighting of words for spell-check. I suspect it must be a mistake in my default settings and wish I could compare. Also, is there an IE setting that needs to be changed? I do remember at one time I changed a setting and Windows Mail disappeared, but fortunately I had set the appropriate restore point before messing w/it and so got everything back.
I do thank you for all your help and sorry you feel my 'understandings' make me unable to trouble shoot it. Thanks, Terri
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|02 Feb 2016
It's not your fault, no worries. You are a great person, and I appreciate you.
My only point about the word wrap is where the first two characters of the second line in my quote in some posts I see got split from the third and rest of the characters like this:
...and was not my intention but only a word wrap problem of the quote system, but I wanted to make sure that when it's copied into the registry file that was all one line, that's all I meant by that, and needs to be that way to be entered correctly and effective. Sorry for any misunderstandings trying to convey that point.
About the Link issue, I can guarantee that if you had a fresh install of Windows 7 and re-instated WinMail with the Tutorial, that just like mine and everyone else's, x86 & x64, you would be able to click links as you read emails in your preview pane of an email, and it would open up the links target. Frankly though I don't use that function very often, and fwiw is easy to copy that link into your browser to use it that way if necessary.
As you can imagine it's nearly impossible for me to know what you have done to your installation in the interim over the years that affected WinMail causing it not being able to open links. It could be most anything you tried installing extra, or side effect of an install, or other. If I had your computer in my hands I could track it down and fix it, but not the other way around.
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|03 Feb 2016
Ah, well I actually did my copy/paste of your regedit from the body of the email notification of your reply, and it had no such splits of characters there!
My WinMail link issue has always been there from the day I installed WinMail on this computer. In fact, that was one of the first things I did(not wanting to use Windows Live Mail), so there weren't any programs, other than what HP puts on out of box, and the Windows stuff at that point. Even now, I don't have very many programs that I installed on this, other than some video editing software and dvd burning program, 1 virus protection program and Malwarebytes. If it every worked correctly, then started not working, I wd have known it was an issue that could be fixed...I just assumed it was part of using the 'wrong' email program in Windows 7 since links never worked, and have dealt with it all this time.
As you pointed out, I just copy link to browser, but even after a couple years, one's impulse is to click on the link, especially since I use other computers also! And the resulting chain of IE errors keeps on coming at you, window after window!
But, hey, I got Windows Mail back and for that I'm very grateful to you! Thanks, Terri
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|03 Feb 2016
Good info Terri, and well written, and with information that is important and helpful, and was also good to read some background details finally.
I really want it fixed for you, I'll think on it; I know in the end the resolve will be simple, but, as I said without having my hands on your keyboard with all my software equipment using some forethought and testing, to flow it all into a resolvent or fix, it's nearly impossible for me to re-create your exact setup no matter how much I want to (which I do) to help you solve the issue. I will keep a thought open about it for you going forward though.
Thinking a bit, I do recall on my own setups, it was a while ago though, that once in a while, yes clicking a link within WinMail would not work right in some way. It was a few years ago, but yes I do remember it. It has not failed in a few years though !!! This brings me to a logical question, what version of IE (Internet Explorer) are you using? One way to tell that is when you are on a webpage online, go up to and click the top tab of:
Help> About Internet Explorer: ..and in here mine says version 11.0.9600.17959
My only point here - I just want to make sure you are not on IE v8, or v9, or v10 ...I just care that you have some version of v11 is all; and yes, what version of IE does affect the operation of WinMail when it comes to these browser issues.
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|03 Feb 2016
fwiw, just a reminder that an updated and always current description of all the problems that affect WinMail users on Windows 7, 8, or 10 whom use WinMail out of its native environment (which is Vista) and will never be fixed, will always be located in this post Here: WinMail Bug list
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|04 Feb 2016
Thank you for that info, Endeavor, and I have a couple things to report. Since you told me my problem wasn't universal at all, I delved into IE and found a setting where Windows Live Mail was listed as an accelerator on add-ins for IE. I changed that setting to 'remove as default,' and then also disabled it. So far, now I can click on the link in my notification email about your replies to a post, and it takes me to Windows 7 Forum!!! I tried one other link within email and it was also successful, so fingers-crossed, it was just a missed setting fix. In future, I'll definitely ck that WinMail Bug list, when I encounter a glitch, so yet again, thank you!
Now, it's time to talk about my original WinMail problem, which led me to foolishly running the sfc, amongst other trouble-shooting measures. Until I got WinMail up and running, it was pointless to bring up original problem.
I had opened WinMail back in December, it came up normally, received new emails, except the screen which wd preview email was blank...clicking on an emai, I got a prompt that said I didn't have enough memory to display email, on this 6g ram, 1 tetrabyte hard drive computer. Even a simple text only email, with no attachment. I thought maybe my in box had gotten too big even tho that's what I love about WinMail, it seems to handle huge amts of emails much better than outlook express. But cutting amt emails in In box by 2/3 didn't change anything. Thus trouble-shooting including sfc, and that's when you came in.
Now, I know you'll jump on same culprit I did for my problem, the video editing program, and some videos I had on hard drive...that's my theory, unless you tell me that I need to export some of the huge amt emails out of WinMail, I think total of 3g emails. I really don't think that's the answer b/c pretty sure I've read of others in this thread having much more emails in their WinMail program.
Furhermore, and probably tied in with this as I've read that IE11 can be a memory hog, now I can't run IE 11. Every time I install from Windows Update, the result is it won't open, or in a couple attempts this week, it comes up blank screen, stays a few seconds, then closes. No error accompanies this behavior. So, I keep rolling back to IE 10 by un-installing IE11, and IE10 works fine, but of course, is now unsupported, so I need to get 11 to work.
WinMail is back to displaying all emails fine, but I noticed when I clk on a picture attachment, it won't open. If I save to desktop, it opens fine, but before I could always open any attachment w/o saving. I'm sure that's related.
So, do I need to get videos off this hard drive, a total of maybe 10 hours of video. I didn't think that was all that much when I hear about ppl keeping many movies on their computer. Of course the hard drive has tons of room left, 846 gb free, but this seems a ram issue, I'm guessing.
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|04 Feb 2016
You are only now telling me you have Windows Live Mail installed! LoL, but I asked you and you told me you did not install any extra programs! I really have no support for WLM and especially when someones has both WM & WLM installed at the same time (although others have done it before just fine) That's probably your whole problem all along.
Your other mention of clicking a message and getting prompted you have not enough memory to display it, sounds more like a WLM issue again, but does not have anything to do with the 'meaning' of the message it's giving, and certainly nothing to do with how many videos or whatever is on your Hard Drive elsewhere not related to WinMail. That Memory message is generic and means something else entirely, and has nothing to do with RAM or HD space left.
However just to mention I've seen people who get unnecessary excessive large email stores, then yes WinMail will start to open and perform sluggishly. There is a limit of what WinMail will carry within efficiently. Looking at mine I see my own ''WindowsMail.MSMessageStore'' file is about 150 MB and I even belong to many tech newsgroups which are loaded on WinMail ...but if you are saying yours is over 1 GB (which btw is 1000 MB) then that's too big. If ones needs to cleanup and delete very large emails with attachments you can right click on an email and select to SaveAs, and save it as an .eml extension in a dedicated folder somewhere else if you still want to save it, and then delete it out of WinMail. Also quantities of unnecessary emails that serve no purpose can and should be deleted. Compacting email stores is fine for what it does, but it can and will not solve the problem of having way too much content within it in the first place.
IE11 for me was a great improvement over all other versions pre-IE10. Yes IE11 can be tricky to install since it needs a number of prerequisites installed first. I personally prefer IE11 on my Win7 setups, but having said that yes I do remember IE10 actually was fine - and if it works good for you then keep it okay.
Clicking on picture attachments or opening attachments in WinMail has settings in Options that govern that, familiarize yourself with them and their functions. Again though if you have Windows Live Mail installed, then all bets are off and really there's nothing I can do to support that, only to say that on a fresh install with no other conflicting email programs to get in the way, then WinMail as far as all these things you bring up work just fine.
Remember please we want to keep this WinMail thread only pertaining to re-instating WinMail and is its only purpose, and I offer no support for anything other than re-instating WinMail. When searching elsewhere in this or other forums, or searching Google for advice, remember to be extremely Very Discerning as to what is the Correct advice and answer is, before committing changes to your system.
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|04 Feb 2016
I've never used Windows Live Mail on this computer, and really didn't realize I could seperate it out from other Windows Live Essentials programs and uninstall it, till I cked the Forum's tutorials on it. I immediately followed instructions and uninstalled Windows Live Mail plus Live Messenger this morning.
The clicking on attachments and not opening is new behavior, but I'll ck settings to see if somehow they got changed.
Also, it sounds worthwhile to just back-up a ton of emails and then delete off Windows Mail. Would instructions for making a back up email file in WinMail when it's installed on Windows 7, be the same as for Vista, as that's what comes up on search, but I assume it's just because WinMail is native only to Vista, and method wd be same?
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|04 Feb 2016
I also want to clarify that the Tutorial is in fact up to date and current for Windows 7 x86 & x64 users to run SFC without it replacing the msoe.dll incorrectly as to proper WinMail operation. It has been so since 6/1/2015
fwiw, the previous posts with Terri having a problem with her WinMail x64 install being bothering by SFC at all, is only because she had re-instated her WinMail before that date and used the outdated tutorial files. If she had downloaded the latest and ran the current tutorial again - it would of automatically taken care of replacing her msoe.dll correctly and at the same time setting her registry correctly against future SFC issues. I take responsibility for not connecting the dots between the time-line sooner.
Going forward, anyone that runs SFC and it breaks WinMail for either x86 or x64 users specifically on Windows 7, is only because you do not have the correct and latest Tutorial files. Be sure you download the latest from page 1
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Missouri 5, Quad-City 2
Storyline: Mallards lose third-straight game as the Mavericks clinch a playoff spot.
The Mallards start the game flat and can't overcome the slow start.
Starting lineups
Mallards: Defensemen: Mike Monfredo, Darren McMillan; Forwards: Mike Stinziani, Chris Greene, Justin Fox; Goalie: Thomas Heemskerk.
Mavericks: Defensemen: Anders Franzon, Dave Pszenyczny; Forwards: Eric Castonguay, Andrew Courtney, Sebastien Thinel; Goalie: Shane Owen.
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First period: The Mallards came out slow to start the game, struggling to string any offensive shifts together. Much of the first period was spent in the Mallards' defensive zone, as the Mavericks outshot the Mallards 11-5. Courtney scored to give the Mavericks the lead.
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End of 1: Missouri 1, Quad-City 0. Shots on goal: Missouri 11, Quad-City 5.
Second period: Mallards didn't fare much better in the early parts of the second period to get their offense going. Even with a flurry of three goals in the course of one minute -- two by the Mavericks and one by the Mallards -- Quad-City didn't pass the 10 shot mark until the 10:25 mark of the period. After that, the offense turned it on, outshooting the Mavericks 8-1 over the last nine minutes of the period. Chris Greene scored his second goal with Quad-City to cut the Mavericks lead to 3-2 heading into the third period.
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End of 2: Missouri 3, Quad-City 2. Shots on goal: Quad-City 13, Missouri 10.
Third period: A quick goal from Kell put Missouri up 4-2, but the rest of the period was dominated by the Mallards. Quad-City kept the puck in the Mavericks zone for most of the period, but couldn't score. Despite having three power plays in the period, the Mallards couldn't score. Several pucks were shot wide or over the net, and the pucks that were on net were saved by Owen. Courtney's second goal of the night in the last minute sealed the game for Missouri.
Play of the period was Kell's goal. It widened the lead to 4-2 and forced the Mallards to feel more pressure the longer the period went on.
End of 3: Missouri 5, Quad-City 2. Shots on goal: Quad-City 11, Missouri 8.
Andrew Courtney, Missouri (Eric Castonguay, Sebastien Thinel), 11:22 1st: The Mavericks had a rush into the zone. Castonguay was in the slot and passed to Courtney who was trailing into the right side of the zone. Courtney's shot beat Heemskerk through the pads. Thinel's assist was his 900th career CHL point, becoming just the third player to reach the milestone.
Trevor Kell, Missouri (Rob Kleebaum), 6:12 2nd: The Mavericks had a 2-on-1 rush into the Mallards' zone. Kell took a slapshot that beat Heemskerk high over the shoulder.
Thomas Frazee, QC (Jeff Lee, Benjamin Dieude-Fauvel), 6:29 2nd: Lee drove the puck wide down the right side into the Mavericks zone. Frazee crashed the net and Lee's pass hit Frazee right on the stick for the goal.
Mike Ramsay, Missouri (Kell, Colt King), 7:12 2nd: The Mavericks responded with another quick rush into the Mallards' zone. Ramsay's shot hit off of Heemskerk's shoulder and deflected into the net for the goal.
Chris Greene, QC (Nick Grasso, Dieude-Fauvel), 16:19 2nd: Greene took the puck all the way into the offensive zone and put the puck on net. The rebound leaked out to Dieude-Fauvel, who shot the puck back on net. In the flurry of sticks trying to get the puck out, Greene managed to score.
Kell, Missouri (pp) (King, Anders Franzon), 2:40 3rd: Monfredo tried to clear the puck but the puck hit a body in the slot and came out down by the left goal line. Kell was there to score for Missouri.
Courtney, Missouri (pp) (Castonguay, Matt Stephenson), 19:42 3rd: Adding to the score, Courtney took the puck into the zone and fired a shot that scored and sealed the Mallards' third-straight loss.
Forwards: C-
Another disappearing act from the majority of the Mallards forwards. Getting only five shots in the first period puts a lot of pressure on the goaltending, as they know they will have to step up early to give the team a chance. There were some good shifts as the game went on, but there were not many quality scoring chances. The forwards have to keep working hard to score goals and when they don't move their feet, games like this happen.
Defense: C+
Not great in transition, giving up several 2-on-1 rushes. Four of the five goals were scored on the rush, as a man usually found himself with a clear lane to the net for a shot. In the zone, the defense played well with a strong net-front presence, but they struggled to break the puck out of the zone several times in the game.
Goaltending: C+
Five goals against and Heemskerk wasn't given much of a chance thanks to his defense. The first goal he may have been able to stop and the third goal should have been stopped. He did still make some great saves that kept his team in the game longer than they could have been. Still, Heemskerk has now lost six straight games ad will have figure out what is going wrong before it is too late.
Special teams: D
Two power play goals against and no power play goals for. The power play once again struggled to get set up in the zone early, and one power play never was able to get set up. Once set up, the power play had a few good looks but struggled again to get traffic in front of the net and also held the puck too long. The penalty killing unit struggled to get the puck out of the zone on the first goal against and gave up a second goal on a rush. The special teams has to improve before the playoffs.
3 stars of the night
1. Trevor Kell, Missouri: Two goals and an assist on the night. His goal in the third period gave the Mavericks a two-goal cushion.
2. Andrew Courtney, Missouri: Two goals on the night. His goal in the first period set the tone for the rest of the game.
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Kitsu Tanoyame was an elederly shugenja of the Lion Clan who tended the Akodo Hall of Ancestors as its Temple Master. [1]
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Tanoyame was brusque, antisocial, bitter, and frequently rude to the Temple's visitors. He was calmed between the silent statues and respected much them. His attitude prevented him to raise between the Kitsu family. [2]
Test of the Jade Championship Edit
The Imperial families had called the Test of the Jade Champion and Tanoyame met Kitsu Ineko, her yojimbo Ikoma Tatsunori, and the Kitsu Daimyo Kitsu Katsuko. Tanoyame believed he was too old to adequately serve as the Jade Champion, but Katsuko dismished his refusal. The three shugenja would compete for the mantle. [3]
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- Kitsu Tanoyame (Winds of Change)
- ↑ Masters of War, p. 87
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- ↑ To Honor the Ancestors, by Brian Yoon
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|Episode 117
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|24th January 1962 (Wednesday)
|Stories by
| Vince Powell
Harry Driver
|John Finch
|Jack Rosenthal
|Denis Parkin
|Pauline Shaw
|Derek Granger
|Previous episode
|22nd January 1962
|Next episode
|29th January 1962
The residents suspect Florrie has a man but she is really spending her time at bingo. Frank is tired of working to rule at the GPO. Dennis takes Lucky Lolita for her exercise, on commission. Florrie wins £6.10/- at bingo. Dennis loses Lucky but she returns home on her own.
Regular castEdit
- Concepta Hewitt - Doreen Keogh
- Frank Barlow - Frank Pemberton
- Albert Tatlock - Jack Howarth
- Jack Walker - Arthur Leslie
- Florrie Lindley - Betty Alberge
- Kenneth Barlow - William Roache
- Len Fairclough - Peter Adamson
- Minnie Caldwell - Margot Bryant
- Harry Hewitt - Ivan Beavis
- Ena Sharples - Violet Carson
- Martha Longhurst - Lynne Carol
- Elsie Tanner - Patricia Phoenix
- Dennis Tanner - Philip Lowrie
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- TV Times synopsis: Len Fairclough and Dennis Tanner help Harry Hewitt to exploit and investment, with near disastrous results. The mystery of Florrie Lindley's nightly excursions is solved.
- Viewing Figures: First UK broadcast - 7,650,000 homes (joint 1st place with Episode 116).
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ALEXANDRIA -- Willmar's offense struggled as it dropped both ends of a doubleheader to Alexandria 10-2 and 14-5 on Monday in a Central Lakes Conference game.
Willmar fell to a 1-7 conference record and 4-8 overall.
Alexandria pounded out 11 hits in Game One and 18 hits in Game Two off Willmar's Leah Ruter, who pitched both games.
Willmar plays St. Cloud Tech 5 p.m. today in St. Cloud.
Game One
Alexandria 10, Willmar 2
Alexandria's Lauren Trumm was 3-for-4 with a three-run home run.
Eli Stienessen was 1-for-2 with a double and an RBI for Willmar and Erica Cuchna had two hits.
Willmar (1-7, 4-8) 000 020 0 -- 2 6 0
Alexandria 521 002 x -- 10 11 0
HITTING - Willmar: Sam Williams 1-for-1, Eli Stienessen 1-for-2, 2b, rbi, Laura Swartz 1-for-2, Erica Cuchna 2-for-3 ... Alexandria: Jessica Syvrud 3-for-4, Lauren Trumm 3-for-4, HR, 3 rbi
PITCHING (ip-h-r-er-bb-so) -- Willmar: Leah Ruter (L) 6-11-10-10-4-5... Alexandria: Taylor Ellingson (W) 7-6-2-2-2-6
Game Two
Alexandria 14, Willmar 5
Addy Nelsen and Casey Marcus each had a hit and two RBIs for Willmar.
Willmar (1-7, 4-8) 302 000 0 -- 5 5 2
Alexandria 005 160 2 -- 14 18 1
HITTING - Willmar: Addy Nelsen 1-for-3, 2 rbi, Casey Marcus 1-for-2, 2 rbi, Kassie Boller 1-for-4, rbi, Lindsay Atchison 1-for-4, Kassy Linbo 1-for-4 ... Alexandria: Lauren Trumm 4-for-5, Mikayla Lucas 3-for-4
PITCHING (ip-h-r-er-bb-so) -- Willmar: Leah Ruter (L) 7-18-14-13-2-4 ... Alexandria: Emily Kuennen 3-4-5-5-2-x; Taylor Ellingson (W) 4-0-0-0-1-4
The Jaguars piled up six of their 10 hits off Allie Trudel during seven-run third inning to take command. Steph Wersal, Molly Elliot, Morgan Zaske, Mollie Thompson and Nora Kronlokken had RBI hits to go with a pair of walks in the bottom of the frame at Danube. Lexi Freiborg smacked an RBI-double in the first.
YME's Angie Scheffler had knotted the game 2-2 in the top of third by slugging a two-run homer. She also tripled.
Cassidy Fransen went all seven innings for the win; she allowed 18 hits but no walks.
Mollie Nielsen went 3-for-3 and Courtney Hinz 3-for-5 for the Sting.
RCW 207 000 x -- 9 10 1
HITTING - YME: Nena McCalla 2-for-5, Jennessa Hoffman 2-for-5, Courtney Hinz 3-for-5, Allie Trudel 1-for-4, Angie Scheffler 2-for-4, 3b, 2-run HR, 3 rbi; Kendra Sander 2-for-4, rbi; Haley Fischer 2-for-4, Hailey Ensted 1-for-4, 2b, rbi; Mollie Nielsen 3-for-3, rbi... RCW: Brittney Krogman 1-for-4, Nora Kronlokken 3-for-4, rbi; Lexi Freiborg 1-for-3, 2b, rbi; Alexis Bakker 1-for-4, Steph Wersal 1-for-2, rbi; Molly Elliot 1-for-3, rbi; Morgan Zaske 1-for-3, 2 rbi; Mallory Thompson 1-for-2, rbi
PITCHING (ip-h-r-er-bb-so) -- Yellow Medicine East: Allie Trudel (L) 6-10-9-9-4-2 ... Renville County West: Cassidy Fransen (W) 7-18-6-5-0-2
Lakeview's Lindsey Peterson made a big impression in both games against MACCRAY on Monday, earning both pitching wins and hitting a game-winning home run.
Lakeview defeated MACCRAY 5-1 in the first game and 4-3 in Game Two.
Peterson worked a complete game in the first game, allowing four hits and striking out six while allowing just one walk.
MACCRAY's Taylor Grussing had two hits and scored a run, and Jennifer Sommers and Laura Hauser both had hits, with Hauser driving in a run.
In the second game, the teams were tied 3-3 in the top of the seventh inning until Peterson launched a full-count pitch over the fence. She shut down the Wolverines in the bottom of the inning for the victory.
MACCRAY's Paige Ammermann and Kyra Luepke both had two hits, and Sommers took the loss despite allowing just two earned runs, walking one and striking out eight.
The Wolverines, now 7-3 overall, play at KMS on Thursday in Murdock.
Game One
Lakeview 5, MACCRAY 1
Lakeview 003 200 x -- 5 9 1
HITTING - MACCRAY: Taylor Grussing 2-for-3 r, Jennifer Sommers 1-for-3, Laura Hauser 1-for-2 rbi ... Lakeview: Emily Streich 2-for-4 r, Abbey Lee 2-for-4 r, Lindsey Peterson 2-for-3 2b, Sara Berg 1-for-3
PITCHING (ip-h-r-er-bb-so) -- MACCRAY: Hailey Goeman (L) 6-9-5-5-1-8 ... Lakeview: Peterson (W) 7-4-1-1-1-6
Game Two
Lakeview 4, MACCRAY 3
Lakeview 100 002 1 -- 4 8 2
HITTING - Lakeview: Peterson 2-for-4 hr rbi, Berg 2-for-4 3b rbi ... MACCRAY: Paige Ammermann 2-for-4, Molly Friese 1-for-3, Rachel Davids 1-for-3, Abbey Thissen 1-for-3, Jennifer Sommers 1-for-3, Kyra Luepke 2-for-3
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Yes, Minnesota, like a few other states, has a used car lemon law and some other special laws that govern used car sales. They also have a good used car lemon law. The Minn. used car lemon law only applies to vehicles bought from dealers - no private sales are covered - and it only covers major components of your car and there are some limitations in the law. Only used cars, pickup trucks or vans bought or leased from a car dealer and costing at least $3,000, less than 8 years old, and which have less than 75,000 miles on them are covered. But some used vehicles that are not covered by the Minnesota Used Car Lemon Law may still be covered by the federal Lemon Law (the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act) as long as the dealer gave the buyer a written warranty of any length at all. The law requires car dealers to give the buyer a written warranty but the length of it depends on the car's mileage. The more mileage on the car, the shorter the warranty length. Up to 36,000 miles on your car? 60 days or 2,500 mile warranty, covering the engine, transmission, drive axle, brakes, steering system, water pump, some fuel pumps, radiator, and the main parts of the ignition system. 36,000 to 75,000 miles? 30 days or 1,000 mile warranty, covering the rack, the radiator, and the main parts of the ignition system. The dealer can give a longer warranty if they want, but they can't give a shorter one. You can read more about the Minn. Used Car Lemon Law at the link below. Outside of Minnesota, whether your vehicle's defects make it a lemon depends on your state's laws and the facts of your case. You can read an outline of your state's new car Lemon Law at the link below. There is also a federal lemon law that covers almost all consumer purchases and it can help your used vehicle purchase rights too; it's called the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act. Most of your rights when you buy a used vehicle are determined by the paperwork you sign but when you bought it can matter too. If you bought it very recently, then you may have more legal rights (again, depending on your paperwork and what representations were made to you when you bought it). But that's still not the end of it. If the vehicle has hidden damage the dealer knew about and didn't tell you then that could be fraud too. There's also a federal law that requires all car dealers to post on the window of all used cars they are selling a special "Buyer Guide" form (it's often called a Used Car Window Sticker) that discloses whether or not a warranty comes with the car. Many small lot car dealers don't comply with the law. If they don't, then you may end up with a warranty after all and you may even have the right to cancel the sale. The back side of the form has to be completely filled out and many car lots, big and small, fail to do that too and that can also trigger your right to cancel the deal. You can see what the Buyer Guide form looks like at the link below. There's only way to know for sure what your legal rights are - talk to a local Consumer Law attorney who deals with this kind of case (it's called "autofraud" or car sales fraud). Go to www.USLemonLawyers.com to find a Free Online 50 State National List of Consumer Law Lawyers and find one near you (lawyers don't pay to get listed here and most of them are members of the only national association for Consumer Law lawyers, NACA.net). But act quickly because for every legal right you have, there is only a limited amount of time to actually file a lawsuit in court or your rights expire (it's called the statute of limitations), so don't waste your time getting to a Consumer Law attorney and finding out what your rights are. If this answer was helpful, please give it a "Vote Up" review below. And please be sure to indicate the best answer to your question so we can all be sure we are being helpful. Thanks for asking and good luck
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Where have all the public companies gone?
Last year felt like a series of Groundhog Days for public companies in our region. Over and over, I'd look at our website and see headlines like, "Major local public company X announced it agreed to merge … agreed to be acquired … will be bought by private equity group…"
With every headline, a low grumble would come from my desk.
Another one bites the dust.
My personal interest in public companies and angst over mergers and acquisitions is tied directly to the annual Top 100 Public Companies List I put together each year.
"How am I going to make a list of 100 public companies if they keep this up?" I'd wonder.
And indeed, we lost 15 from this year's list to mergers, acquisitions and headquarter changes. It wouldn't have been such a big deal if we hadn't lost a dozen others the year before, and yet another nearly dozen the year before that.
Is this normal activity for public companies? Maybe. But in previous years, I would have major initial public offerings to fill out the list and replace some of the departures. But this time, I was watching all of the departures from the list, but I wasn't seeing a flood of newcomers to help it back out.
The truth is, there are a lot of public companies out there across the Washington area. But many of the smaller ones aren't required by the Securities and Exchange Commission to report financial information. So it begs the question: 100 public companies? Can we still do it?
If you look at this week's issue, you'll see we did find 100 public companies with available financial information, though it got to be pretty slim pickings at the bottom.
To further my point, here's a look at the 100th company's revenue from the past few years.
- No. 100 on the 2010 list reported $30.9 million in revenue
- No. 100 on the 2011 list reported $23. million in revenue
- No. 100 on the 2012 list reported $17.7 million in revenue
- No. 100 on this year's list reported $2.6 million in revenue
Each year, we always focus on who tops the 100 Public Companies List as the largest player. This year, the real story is at the bottom.


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I know you're anxious for True Blood -- in fact, the show's June 13 return may mark the first time you've watched HBO in months.
But take note: On June 4 the network launches another series worth watching. The Neistat Brothers features experimental video/filmmakers Casey and Van Neistat. They've created more than 200 videos in the last 10 years, several of which you may have seen online.
In iPod's Dirty Secret, the brothers exposed the fact that (early models of) Apple's iPods had a weak, irreplaceable batteries. Then there's Bike Thief, in which the guys demonstrate how easy it is to steal a bicycles on the streets of New York ... by swiping their own in broad daylight:
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The Neistat Brothers debuts June 4 at midnight. If we're lucky, maybe they'll electrify a pickle.
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