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Edited by Don't stop billievein, 24 February 2017 - 09:22 AM.
Gunner's FINAL Mock 2017 - v.3.0 now posted (see page 4)!
Posted 24 February 2017 - 09:22 AM
Posted 24 February 2017 - 10:34 AM
If Chicago doesn't take him (which if course they might) I don't see where he goes. I think there are equal or better players at positions of need elsewhere.
I only actually have Allen as the 7th best player on my board I know some people have him as the 2nd best player in the draft.
Yea, I am always a bit leery of the Alabama guys. They all play on a veritable all star team on both sides of the ball. Once they are at the next level some don't seem to shine.
Posted 24 February 2017 - 10:57 AM
4 other teams passed on Allen to take a defensive back.
Do the Bills really pass up Jonathan Allen to take a safety??
Imo, Allen is a talented, hard working, intelligent, grounded, star player.
Would the Bills turn away from him for a safety?
History (for what its worth) says yes.
Posted 24 February 2017 - 02:44 PM
The reports in NY are that Hackenberg was awful in practice and that it's quite possible that the Jets see the pick as a failure already and are ready to move on.
Those are not what is officially coming from the team. The official statement has been Hackenberg is great. So great that playing him would be a sin. There were leaks (rumored to be from the former QB coach) that Hackenberg couldn't hit the ocean. Those leaks gave rise to the team officially doubling down on Hackenberg despite that the leaks and some player statements make it seem like he is pretty bad.
Posted 24 February 2017 - 03:00 PM
Well...you took my first round guy off the board right before we pick (Corey Davis WR) so I hate your draft...
I say enough of allocating 1st round picks to defense we have been doing it for how long?......
I feel that TT should be restructured and kept and a 2nd round qb drafted....if we are going to do that can we please upgrade our passing core from street free agents past often hurt Sammy Watkins?
Posted 24 February 2017 - 03:01 PM
Those are not what is officially coming from the team. The official statement has been Hackenberg is great. So great that playing him would be a sin. There were leaks (rumored to be from the former QB coach) that Hackenberg couldn't hit the ocean. Those leaks gave rise to the team officially doubling down on Hackenberg despite that the leaks and some player statements make it seem like he is pretty bad.
Not many organizations are going to publicly admit that they made a glaring mistake with their second round qb selection. The leaks were coming out at a open fire hydrant rate from multi-sources within the organization (including players and coaches) that he was hideously inaccurate.
The Bills also went through the same reluctance to admit publicly that their first round qb selection, EJ, was also a big mistake. It was tough to hide when the former HC, Marrone, was vocally leading the pack to get him an alternative qb because with EJ taking the snaps he felt it was a hopeless situation.
Posted 24 February 2017 - 04:08 PM
Posted 13 April 2017 - 05:13 AM
Okay folks... here is version 2.0 had a go at a few likely trade scenarios this time as well. The third and final version will come in the final 24 hours pre-draft. Comments and criticisms always appreciated!
1 Browns - Myles Garrett, Defensive End, Texas A&M
PICK UNCHANGED - Browns need to start adding elite talent rather than just collecting picks. They start with Garrett.
2 49ers - Jamal Adams, Safety, LSU
Soloman Thomas is being mocked to this pick a lot, but I am just not sure he is a natural fit in the scheme the 9ers want to run. John Lynch was, once upon a time, a tone setting safety that started to turn around a moribund defense. He then took his leadership and style to Shanahan Snr's Denver Broncos. The 49ers secondary is desperate…. Maybe Lynch and Shanahan Jnr think a tone setter would help? Adams would immediately become a leader on that team.
Pick change - previously Mitch Trubisky, QB
3 Bears - DeShaun Watson, Quarterback, Clemson
PICK UNCHANGED - Ignore the Mike Glennon deal. That is a essentially a one year bridge contract. The Bears have to take a shot at a Quarterback.
4 TRADE! - Chargers - Malik Hooker, Safety, Ohio State (Chargers get #4; Jaguars get #7, #71 and a 2018 2nd round pick)
PICK UNCHANGED (but previously made at #7) - The Chargers have a desperate need for playmakers in the secondary and once Jamal Adams is off the board the chances of one of the top 3 defensive backs making it to #7 looks slim. So rather than wait they decide to jump the Titans and Jets and select Malik Hooker who will add a ball hawk to their defensive backfield.
5 Titans - Mike Williams, Wide Receiver, Clemson
PICK UNCHANGED - I still think a #1 receiver for Marcus Mariota has to be targeted with one of Tennessee's 2 first round picks. Given both safeties are gone they could spend it here on Williams.
6 Jets - Marshon Lattimore Cornerback Ohio State
PICK UNCHANGED - Unless the Jets really do love Trubisky they will take about 5 seconds to make this decision, because Lattimore is the BPA and a major, major need for this football team with Revis having gone.
7 (From Chargers) Jaguars - Leonard Fournette, Running Back, LSU
What you know about Tom Coughlin and Doug Marrone is they are going to want to build a tough, hard nosed football team. Coughlin likes big, strong north and south runners and they have already added Brandon Albert to upgrade a shaky offensive line. Build the running game and try to take pressure off Blake Bortles is the order of the day.
Pick change - previously Reuben Foster, Linebacker
8 Panthers - Soloman Thomas, Defensive End, Stanford
I still have the Panthers going pass rusher but the more I look at Thomas the more I think he is a perfect scheme fit in Carolina. He had an outstanding combine and I think there is no way now that he slides out of the top 10.
Pick change - previously Derek Barnett, Defensive End
9 Bengals - Jonathan Allen, Defensive Tackle, Alabama
Previously I had the Bengals taking a receiver at #9 and I still think that is a major need for them. However, they let Domata Peko walk in free agency and Michael Johnson was a non factor at defensive end after returning from an unsuccessful stint in Tampa so defensive line might be a more pressing need. I see Jonathan Allen more as an inside guy in a 4-3 like the one that Cincinnati runs but he would upgrade either spot.
Pick change - previously Corey Davis, Wide Receiver
10 Bills - Reuben Foster, Linebacker, Alabama
The Bills could go any of a number of ways at this spot, including Quarterback, and might well try and trade down. However, Sean McDermott's Carolina defense was renowned for great linebackers and linebacker is a weak spot on this Buffalo roster.
Pick change - previously Jamal Adams, Safety
11 Saints - Marlon Humphrey, Cornerback, Alabama
Poor old Sidney Jones pro-day injury drops him down the draft but it doesn't lessen the Saints' need for a corner. Marlon Humphrey is a top 15 player on my board and a nice fit here.
Pick change - previously Sidney Jones, Cornerback
12 Browns - Mitch Trubisky, Quarterback, University of North Carolina
I really believe that the Browns will target a Quarterback with this pick. I think Trubisky is the best fit and is likely their selection if available, if he isn't all bets are off.
Pick change - previously DeShone Kizer, Quarterback
13 Cardinals - Corey Davis, Wide Receiver, Western Michigan
A year ago mocking a wide receiver to the Cardinals in the first round would have appeared crazy, but with Larry Fitz possibly entering his final season, Michael Floyd gone and John Brown stagnating I can imagine putting weapons around Carson Palmer for one last run being a priority.
Pick change - previously Jonathan Allen, Defensive Tackle
14 Colts - Hassan Reddick, Linebacker, Temple
The Colts could go offense here and select OJ Howard having lost both Coby Fleener and now Dwayne Allen over the past two offseasons. However, that would be a mistake. They need defenders and Reddick is an instinctive playmaker on that side of the ball. The Colts are one of the few teams who can take his talent and then worry about his fit afterwards because their defense is bad just about everywhere currently.
Pick change - previously Soloman Thomas, Defensive End
15 Eagles - John Ross, Wide Receiver, Washington
I had the Eagles going corner here in my earlier draft but given the depth of the class they may well choose to wait at that spot. Putting weapons around Carson Wentz was a priority for Philadelphia during free agency but they shouldn't let the one year rental of Alshon Jeffrey put them off taking a potential game breaker in John Ross at this spot.
Pick change - previously Marlon Humphrey, Cornerback
16 Ravens - Derek Barnett, Defensive End, Tennessee
Change of player but I still don't see how the Ravens can turn down an edge rusher. Barnett is really, really good and whilst there may be a bit of an adjustment to the Ravens scheme where he will have to stand up more he would instantly give opposition Quarterbacks a whole load more to think about.
Pick change - previously Tim Williams, Outside Linebacker
17 Redskins - Dalvin Cook, Running Back, Florida State
Washington's running back depth is just about the weakest in the NFL. Matt Jones, Rob Kelley and Chris Thompson have all had spells as the #1 back and none of them have established themselves as "the guy". There are supposedly off the field flags with Cook but if that checks out he would be an immediate huge upgrade here.
Pick change - previously Budda Baker, Safety
18 Titans - Zach Cunningham Linebacker Vanderbilt
PICK UNCHANGED - Still really like this fit for a Dick Lebeau defense.
19 TRADE! Giants - Ryan Ramzyck, Offensive Tackle, Wisconsin (Giants get #19 and #162; Buccaneers get #23 and #87)
The Giants have to begin to face up to the fact that 2015 first rounder Erek Flowers is a bust. He has been among the worst starting left tackles in the league through 2 years. Ramzyck is arguably a better fit for the Ben McAdoo system in any event but in order to be sure of getting him the Giants need to leapfrog the Broncos.
Pick change - previously Leonard Fournette, Running Back (at #23)
20 Broncos - Cam Robinson, Offensive Tackle, Alabama
Denver would likely go Ramzyck if the is still on the board at this stage but there isn't much between him and Robinson, in fact I have the latter graded a little higher. He has the advantage that if he doesn't stick as a left tackle he might still be an upgrade for the Broncos elsewhere on the line.
Pick change - previously Dalvin Cook, Running Back
21 Lions - Malick McDowell Defensive Tackle Michigan State
PICK UNCHANGED - Still really like this fit. McDowell might be raw but he is a powerhouse inside rusher. Here, finally, is an heir to Suh.
22 Dolphins - Forrest Lamp Guard Western Kentucky
PICK UNCHANGED - Still love this fit too. The Dolphins can kick Tunsil outside, slide Lamp in at guard and keep pounding the ball with Jay Ajayi.
23 (From Giants) Buccaneers - OJ Howard, Tight End, Alabama
A lot of people seem to think Howard is a top 10 talent, I don't. He just doesn't have the production at the college level for me to feel good about a team taking him there. He could still well go earlier than this but I can't find a fit I like in the teens. He is a bargain here for the Buccaneers though.
Pick change - previously David Njoku (at #19)
24 TRADE! Cardinals - DeShone Kizer, Quarterback, Notre Dame (Cardinals get #24; Raiders get #45, #77, #179 and 2018 3rd round pick)
Arizona is doing its due diligence on these Quarterbacks because of the alarming drop off in Carson Palmer's playin 2016. Because of that, and the risk that the rookie may have to play at some point in 2017, I think Arians goes with the one QB he thinks is "ready to go". I very much suspect that is Kizer and he trades up to jump Houston are a potential Quarterback picker at #25. Oakland on the other hand is keen to upgrade its secondary and the compensation gives them ammunition to re-stock in this deep class of defensive backs.
Pick change - #24 was previously the Raiders selecting OJ Howard, Tight End
25 Texans - Patrick Mahomes, Quarterback, Texas Tech
PICK UNCHANGED - The trading away of Osweiler was an early admission of a huge mistake. The Texans QB depth chart currently reads 1. Tom Savage; 2. Brandon Weeden. In other words - they need a Quarterback.
26 Seahawks - Taco Charlton, Defensive End, Michigan
With the top 3 offensive linemen off the board the Seahawks could reach for Grant Bolles or they could go in a different direction. Cliff Avril is slowing down, has had injuries and is 31. Charlton looks a really nice scheme fit to provide some much needed youth to their pass rush.
Pick change - previously Cam Robinson, Offensive Tackle
27 Chiefs - Christian McCaffrey, Running Back, Stanford
Luxury pick with Spencer Ware on the roster? Maybe, but he is mainly an inside runner and with Jamal Charles released the Chiefs lack an all purpose back who can run inside, outside and make plays catching the ball. Andy Reid's offenses love those kind of guys and McCaffrey fits the profile very nicely.
Pick change - previously John Ross, Wide Receiver
28 Cowboys - Tre'Davious White, Cornerback, LSU
Both of Dallas' 2016 starting corners Claiborne and Carr are gone and at the moment Nolan Carroll is slated to start for the Cowboys in 2017. That is a disaster waiting to happen but luckily for them this draft is chock full of good corners. Tre'Davious White fits the profile of a Cowboys cornerback and would be an immediate starter.
Pick change - previously Taco Charlton, Defensive End
29 Packers - Takkarist McKinley, Outside Linebacker - UCLA
PICK UNCHANGED - The Packers desperately need help on the defensive side of the ball. Julius Peppers might be 104 but has been their most reliable rusher the past 3 seasons and has departed to return to Carolina so in this scenario McKinley is the obvious pick as a 3-4 OLB.
30 Steelers - Jabrill Peppers, Safety, Michigan
The rumour is that the Steelers love Peppers and would be all over him if he made it this far. They do have a need at safety and while Peppers is far from conventional he offers them intriguing athleticism at the position.
Pick change - previously Hassan Reddick, Linebacker
31 Falcons - Caleb Brantley, Defensive Tackle, Florida
PICK UNCHANGED - Still like this fit as the final piece of Dan Quinn's Seattle imitation defense.
32 Saints - Budda Baker, Safety, Washington
The Saints taking 2 defensive backs with their 2 first rounders? I accept that might be a stretch but their secondary is certainly bad enough to justify it and Baker is the best player available on my board at this stage.
Pick change - #32 was previously the Patriots selecting Ryan Ramzcyk, Offensive Tackle
Posted 13 April 2017 - 05:54 AM
Posted 13 April 2017 - 06:49 AM
Potential doesn't equate to a good pick in the top ten. We need a Wlb.Period. if Foster or Reddick are there at ten,or Cunningham after trading back a bit,that's the safest return on that investment. A sure fire hole being filled,as compared to "potential" franchise QB,and the leftover scraps available in the rest of the draft. Personally,I don't see any QB worthy of a top ten pick this year...but thats just me
This would be very Billsy. Spend 4 picks on linebackers in 2 drafts and pass on 3 QBs with franchise potential with no QB of the future on the roster.
Posted 13 April 2017 - 06:51 AM
Posted 13 April 2017 - 06:53 AM
It's a piss poor mock draft.
Why?? Because Solomon, Allen, and Adams are all marquee players along with Garrett. There's no way that all four are not drafted in the top 10.
If Adams slips to #10 to the Bills I'll be a monkey's uncle.
Posted 13 April 2017 - 06:57 AM
Potential doesn't equate to a good pick in the top ten. We need a Wlb.Period. if Foster or Reddick are there at ten,or Cunningham after trading back a bit,that's the safest return on that investment. A sure fire hole being filled,as compared to "potential" franchise QB,and the leftover scraps available in the rest of the draft. Personally,I don't see any QB worthy of a top ten pick this year...but thats just me
Drafting for need is why this team is almost going on almost 20 years of no playoffs.
Linebackers are a terrible idea for a top ten pick. If I draft a linebacker that high I want Brian Urlacher.
Edited by jeffismagic, 13 April 2017 - 06:57 AM.
Posted 13 April 2017 - 07:04 AM
This would be very Billsy. Spend 4 picks on linebackers in 2 drafts and pass on 3 QBs with franchise potential with no QB of the future on the roster.
We lost most of our games last year on the defensive side of the ball. It's the first order of business. This draft is another Geno, EJ, Glennon QB crop.
Look what Leveon and Ajayi did to us last year. We could have Brady at QB and still lose with that kind of defense. LB and SS picks 1 and 2 this year. Guaranteed.
Posted 13 April 2017 - 07:05 AM
Posted 13 April 2017 - 07:08 AM
We lost most of our games last year on the defensive side of the ball. It's the first order of business. This draft is another Geno, EJ, Glennon QB crop.
Look what Leveon and Ajayi did to us last year. We could have Brady at QB and still lose with that kind of defense. LB and SS picks 1 and 2 this year. Guaranteed.
Drafting based on last year is a fool's errand. We need to adopt strategy, not tactics.
Both Mahomes and Trubisky are far better prospects than any of the 2013 draft. Period. If you believe Mahomes is an EJ prospect or Trubisky is Glennon then you need to actually look closer.
I'd be ok with this but as I've said, Foster's learning disability might scare teams off and could slip as a result.
If we're going to go linebacker (a terrible idea at ten) I would rather trade back and take Jarrad Davis over Foster AND get an extra pick.
Posted 13 April 2017 - 07:15 AM
It's a piss poor mock draft.
Why?? Because Solomon, Allen, and Adams are all marquee players along with Garrett. There's no way that all four are not drafted in the top 10.
If Adams slips to #10 to the Bills I'll be a monkey's uncle.
You are looking at v.1.0 - in v.2.0 (a couple of posts above yours) they all do. I still see Allen as a possible slider though.
Edited by GunnerBill, 13 April 2017 - 07:16 AM.
Posted 13 April 2017 - 07:21 AM
This Mock 2.0 is much more likely. I see that you now have Garrett, Solomon, Allen, and Adams in the top 10.
I think the Bills will go either defense or QB if they stay at #10 overall. I would love to see S J. Adams slip to #10 overall, but the only way that I see that happening is if there is a run on QBs prior to #10.
If the Bills could get one of the four players mentioned above they would be getting one of the four players that will truly standout 5-10 years from now.
More likely, all four will be gone by #10 and the Bills will be faced with choosing between either LB Foster, a QB (Trubisky and Watson will likely be gone) or trading down.
Given that scenario, the best option IMHO would be to trade down with Cleveland (at #12) or Arizona (at #13) to obtain a package of picks and then select either LB Foster or possibly QB Mahomes, who I think could be the next B. Favre or A. Rodgers.
Posted 13 April 2017 - 07:31 AM
Nice work as usual Gunner
We differ on a few things (as expected), but overall it's well-conceived.
Posted 13 April 2017 - 08:22 AM
It's a piss poor mock draft.
Why?? Because Solomon, Allen, and Adams are all marquee players along with Garrett. There's no way that all four are not drafted in the top 10.
If Adams slips to #10 to the Bills I'll be a monkey's uncle.
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Discussion in 'Handguns: Autoloaders' started by Grunt, Dec 6, 2007.
Now all I am really missing is a S&W MP45.
Huh.. i didn't know the SW99 came in .45. Nice collection!
Wow you got it covered alright! Nice!
Get on that M&P45 while they still have the rebate and mag offer ($50 mail in and 2 free mags).
Great collection I am jealous. Hoover....you really need a S&W 645, 4506, 4567, and 4516 for the collection to be complete...LOL
Great guns!
Nice collection indeed! Looks like you got all your bases covered.
Wow, that is a collection of 45s! Nice diversity!
Having recently obtained a CZ pistol (75D Compact), the 97B caught my eye.
Brought a tear to my eye, LOL
Ever try out a 97B??
very nice, i like the h&k. very sweet
I'm the new guy on the block, trying to buy his first autoloader in .45, and I come across a picture like that!!!
Another thread to follow.
You need a HK MK23
How about some Star's in .45? The Star PD was one the earliest compact and lightweight .45's to hit the market, probably 30 years ago. You don't really see that many of the full size PS models, but I'm sure there are some of them out there. And although they did seem to suffer from a number of quality issues, the Llama Omni was still an advanced and interesting design. An H&K P9S would also round out the collection; but I have to say that's a very nice group of guns that you have there.
I know a guy who has forty-five .45s!!!
What? No Detonics?
All ya need now are a .45 Luger and a .45 HK P7...
No CZ97? And you call that a collection....
How do you like that SW99?
I had a SW99/45. It was accurate, reliable, and handled well.
The only thing I did not like, and it was a deal breaker, was when they grew it up too 45, the grip ended up being too long and the gun too tall overall. About a half inch of grip sticking out past the bottom of my hand.
Do not like the XD45 and new HK45 for the same reason. The M&P45 is shorter, fits much better in my hand.
The SW99 is probably at the bottom of the list as far as which .45 I prefer. It's light and the DA trigger is pretty decent but there are a lot of other things I don't care about it. Like Broken arrow said, the grip is really too long in relation to the barrel giving it a rather unbalanced look. The decocking plate is also rather oddly placed IMHO. While it does reduce a snag point and it may be true that you should never have to worry about "speed decocking", it's still awkward to work with. The bigger problem though is the single action trigger is creepy, gritty and has a lot of takeup with no real definitive set point. A Glock for example has the spongy takeup then firm resistance to let you know that the sear is ready to let the striker fly forward with just a little more pressure. The SW99 doesn't really have that and you wind up squeezing more and more wondering if it will ever go off. It's just a trigger that doesn't lend itself to decent accuracy. I know it's a combat trigger and the SW99 could be considered "combat accurate" but other triggers like the Glock, Sig, XD and USP trigger can also be considered "combat triggers" but they are still better than the SW99. While the light weight can be an advantage when it comes to prolonged carry, it is also the most snappy, sharp recoil out of my entire collection. Another issue I've had with my SW99 is that majority of the time, the slide fails to lock back when the magazine goes empty. It might be something that can be solved with a stronger spring but again, it's my only .45 that has this problem with other designs not really having this problem to begin with. I'm not really into selling guns out of my collection but if choices had to be made, my SW99 would be the first of my .45s to go down the road.
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Surface flirts with perfect game in Mavs' sweepNorthwestern to make initial NCAA appearance
Ben Garcia owned up to jinxing it. So did Sports Information Director Ian Marks.
Even McKenzie Surface let it creep into her head.
"I knew after the first batter and I thought it in my head," Surface said a bit sheepishly, "and I shouldn't have."
The sophomore pitcher for Colorado Mesa was stellar Sunday in the first game of Colorado Mesa's doubleheader sweep of New Mexico Highlands, throwing 4 1/3 perfect innings in the Mavericks' 9-0 victory.
"I looked up there and said, 'Is that right? Has she given up a hit?' '' said Garcia, CMU's softball coach. "Coach (Erik) Kozel is like, 'No! Don't say anything!' Sorry. I didn't even know it was for a perfect game."
That did it.
After getting Breanna Cabera to foul out to first baseman AnnMarie Torres to open the fifth inning, Surface left a pitch over the plate too much and Victoria Gonzales drove it toward left-center.
Center fielder Brooke Hodgson got a great jump and tried to make a diving catch, with left fielder Kellie Mrofcza also giving chase. The ball hit the warning track for a double, spoiling the perfect game.
Surface shook it off and struck out the next batter and got another foul pop-out to first to wrap up the one-hit shutout.
"It would have been a spectacular play. She was really close," Surface said of Hodgson's diving attempt. "It was a just a game of every pitch and that one pitch… I was just hoping to keep it in the park after that."
After a slow start, the Mavericks (16-5, 9-2 RMAC) took a 1-0 lead into the bottom of the fourth and blew it open by scoring eight runs.
They scored five in the bottom of the fifth in the second game for a 10-2 victory.
All four games were shortened by the run-rule, the seventh time that's happened in the past eight games. Sunday's first game was only 57 minutes long, with Surface throwing 51 pitches, 37 for strikes.
"I think today we came out with a little bit of lethargic attitude, if you will," Garcia said. "Sometimes you think things are going to happen without you individually putting in that effort, I'll let someone else do it. If we don't get that mindset straight, that can come back and really bite you in the rear."
Surface (9-3) struck out the side in the first inning, moving her pitches up and down and corner to corner. Three fly balls took care of Highlands (6-19, 3-9) in the second, and Surface, after striking out the first batter, took care of a pop-up in the third before a routine fly ball to Hodgson in center made it 9 up, 9 down.
Mrofcza recorded all three outs in the fourth, making a spectacular diving catch in foul territory for the first out, caught another foul ball for the second out and then settling under a sky-high fly ball, keeping Surface's perfect day intact.
In the bottom of the fourth, CMU's bats finally caught fire. Three straight singles were highlighted by Hailey Hinson's 10-pitch at-bat, which resulted in a two-run single.
Alex Dufour came through with a bases-loaded sacrifice fly to right, and Torres drove in two more runs with a hard single to left. Torres drove in 10 runs in the series.
Hodgson and Kaila Jacobi put the game out of reach with back-to-back home runs, Hodgson's a three-run shot, her seventh of the season, and Jacobi's a no-doubter to left-center, her fourth.
"Our hitters did a good job taking their time and slowing it down," Surface said. "We finally got some people on and started hitting the ball."
The offense got going quicker in the second game, with the Mavericks scoring three runs in the second without benefit of a hit. Highlands committed three errors to jump-start CMU, which added a pair of runs in the third and five more in the fifth.
Zoe Pakes hit her third home run of the season, a line shot over left, and Sarah Phillis came inches from following that, banging a double high off the wall in center. Bailey Kleepsies' base hit up the middle scored Phillis, Jacobi beat out a bunt and Jessica Boruff lined a two-run single to left.
Despite the lopsided weekend — Mesa outscored Highlands 41-3 — Garcia wants to see better focus every inning as the Mavericks come up on the heart of the conference season.
"You get spoiled in those situations and you want it all the time," Garcia said. "I know you can't turn it on and off and that's what I want them to understand, the intensity has to be there all the time.
"Don't feel sorry for anybody; they're a college team. I get spoiled. It's not that I want to end it in five innings, I just want to hit the ball as hard as possible and make them make the plays."


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Pupil leadership is extremely beneficial to gain experiences that are valuable for a lifetime.
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By John E Randall. Hardback, 3.08kg, 280mm x 225mm, 707 pages, full colour photographs. Published 2005.
Features 2,018 colour illustrations of the fishes of New Caledonia, the Loyalty Islands, the southern Gilbert Islands (Kiribati), Tuvalu, Fiji, the Wallis Islands, Tonga, Samoa, American Samoa, the Tokelau Islands, the Phoenix Islands, the Cook Islands, the Austral Islands, Rapa, the Society Islands, the Tuamoto Archipelago, the Marquesas Islands, and the Pitcairn Islands.
Compiled for divers and those fishing in the region, this comprehensive reference describes the many thousands of fish species of the shore area (to a depth of 200 metres) of the islands of Oceania (below the equator to 27 degrees South, and excluding Easter Island, the Solomon Islands, and Vanuatu). Superb color photos depict most species in their habitats; some are of preserved specimens. A description of the genus precedes description of each species, including a note of the original publication and author responsible for identification.
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Most New Zealanders live within 50 kilometres of the coast and our lives are interwoven with the big blue backyard that we all share. A backyard in constant change, shimmering, restless, alive. A riot of underwater colour, light, reflection and movement.
This important, landmark book examines the connection we all have to the sea, our responsibilities, and the need to protect and preserve our seas and foreshore in their natural state.
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Kahawai means 'strong in the water'. Long sought after by Maori, these beautiful, fighting fish are second only to snapper as New Zealand's most caught recreational fish species. You can still readily catch kahawai from the shore and at tidal river mouths, with a bag limit of 20 fish and no minimum size, while out on the water 'work-ups', the feeding frenzies where huge numbers of these fish go wild chasing prey, are legend among fishers.
Kahawai. The People's Fish is Gerard Hindmarsh's celebration of this often under-appreciated fish. With history, information on biology and behaviour, plenty of fishing stories, vital tips on how best to catch them and details on how to prepare them for eating and smoking. Kahawai deserves a better reputation as an eating fish, as prepared properly, it is delicious. The 30 recipes included in this book cover everything from using smoked kahawai, through to how to prepare risottos and fish cakes.
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I'm also sure that some of you saw over at Sportslogos.net that a fellow concept creator designed a template off of the pictures of the Adidas World Cup of Hockey jerseys. To give him Credit, Matthew McElroy, AKA Number 9 concepts, Created this and posted it on his blog. I only ask that you make a version with a back as well but good job on the template!
COTW-February vote (ends Friday @ 11:59pm Eastern)
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Brooks Freeman- Toronto Maple Leafs
Negatives: The stripe on the pants are too plain compared to the jersey.
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Jay Schreyer- Buffalo Sabres
Negatives: Combining the "Buffaslug" with the Crossed Sabres just doesn't work well together. Also, Your alternate crest logo looks a little too big.
Overall: 7.5/10
J.J. Anderes- Detroit Red Wings
Negatives: The Sleeve Numbers are a little too small. Also, the single sleeve stripe looks a little too plain for the sleeves. maybe if you added a colored cuff or an accent stripe like you did with the yoke.
Overall: 7/10
Taylor Roy-Michigan Wolverines
Negatives: I don't really have anything negative to say about this.
Overall: 8.5/10
Paul Neumann- Edmonton Flyers
Negatives: While I like the orange numbers, I'm not sure how well they would actually read. Switch it to blue and you'll be good.
Overall: 7.5/10
Lucas Daitchman- Arizona Coyotes
Negatives: The stripping width with the detailing is just too much for this.
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I can't pick one this week because they're all good, so I'm going to let you guys pick.
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Cherry Blossom Way is a self contained distribution/production unit on a dedicated and secure site with ample car parking and yard area. Located in a prominent corner position on Cherry Blossom Way the site is located between Sunderland (5miles) and Washington (3miles) and is perfectly placed for easy access to the regional and national motorway network. Both the warehouse and the office areas can be expanded. The site forms part of the major manufacturing area of Washington and Sunderland.
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New Delhi, July 28 (ANI): When it comes to spending a relaxed and luxurious time alone, a Chinese bull prefers checking into a hotel than the farms.
A yellow bull running wild entered a hotel in Jinan, Shandong province, and spent an entire night inside one of the rooms last week.
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A reader is not impressed with the wailing over housing LVRs.
These crocodile tears from Labour for the poor first home buyer and the wall to wall coverage of it is getting on my nerves. Cunliffe trots out this graduate working at Deloittes who is crying because he can't buy an investment property for 450k with a 10% deposit at age 23.
Bob Jones wouldn't get 90% LVR on an investment property and for good reason, the rent won't cover the interest let alone insurance rates and maintenance.
And to help this poor budding property speculator he wants to ditch the independent Reserve Bank and bring in a CGT which has worked a treat in every other property market in the world and force very other borrower be there business or personally to pay higher interest rates instead.
The thing that annoys me is the media don't ask why has a CGT not worked anywhere else on earth why will a CGT stop investors in the property market but have NO effect in any other areas of the economy that it applies too. And most of all David Parker was advocating macro prudential tools at the last election including LVRs.
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The Beedie School of Business ("Beedie") at Simon Fraser University is in Metro Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and is currently the largest business school in Western Canada[citation needed]. Simon Fraser University was founded in 1965; by 1982, the business discipline had grown to sufficient size to become its own distinct faculty, and the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree was established.[1][citation needed].
The Beedie School of Business operates on all three Simon Fraser University campuses, with over 3,800 undergraduate BBA students in the Vancouver suburbs of Burnaby and Surrey; over 700 MBA and graduate students in the Segal Graduate School in downtown Vancouver and SFU Surrey; non-credit programs at the director, executive and management levels; and a PhD program.
In 1968, Beedie established the Executive MBA (EMBA) program, the first of its kind in Canada. Since 2000, the school has launched the Management of Technology MBA, the Master of Science in Finance program, and a full-time and part-time MBA. In 2011, the school launched the world's first Executive MBA for the Americas in partnership with graduate business schools at Vanderbilt University (U.S.), Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (Mexico) and Institute of Management Foundation (Brazil). That same year, it launched Canada's first EMBA for Aboriginal Business and Leadership. In 2014, the school introduced the Graduate Certificate in Science and Technology Commercialization, a part-time certificate program providing research scientists and engineers with the frameworks, perspectives, and techniques needed for fostering product development and commercialization.
The Beedie School of Business has achieved international accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) and the European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS). The school is also committed to integrating the Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME). Beedie is ranked in the top ten business schools in Canada by Maclean's.[2]
In 2011 the school received a donation in the amount of $22 million from alumnus Ryan Beedie and his father Keith, establishing the Beedie School of Business. In 2016, Beedie alumnus Charles Chang presented a $10 million gift to Simon Fraser University to establish the Charles Chang Institute for Entrepreneurship.
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- 3.1 Master of Business Administration
- 3.2 Executive Master of Business Administration
- 3.3 Americas MBA for Executives
- 3.4 Executive MBA in Aboriginal Business and Leadership
- 3.5 Master of Business Administration in Management of Technology
- 3.6 Master of Science in Finance
- 3.7 Graduate Diploma in Business Administration
- 3.8 Graduate Certificate in Science and Technology Commercialization
- 3.9 PhD in Business Administration
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The Burnaby Mountain campus is home to the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) undergraduate program, which hosts over 3,800 students.
SFU's Surrey campus is a 30,000 square-metre institution located at Central City in Surrey. The building, designed by architect Bing Thom, has won numerous national and international awards.[3] The Beedie School of Business offers the undergraduate Entrepreneurship and Innovation Program and the Part-Time MBA Program at the Surrey campus.
Downtown Vancouver: Segal Graduate School[edit]
A 1916 building located at the corner of Granville and Pender Streets in downtown Vancouver, the Segal Graduate School is home to SFU's graduate business programs. It honors the university's former chancellor and SFU Beedie School of Business supporter Joseph Segal.
Opened in 2005 and previously the Western Canada headquarters for the Bank of Montreal, the building underwent a $20 million renovation under architect Paul Merrick. The designers were able to retain many of the building's original features and materials, including marble columns, decorative plaster mouldings and stair balustrades. Two of the original vault doors were refurbished and installed as a decorative feature at the entrance to the student commons area.
The downtown campus of the Beedie School of Business is home to all graduate programs, including: the Executive MBA, MBA, Executive MBA in Aboriginal Business and Leadership, Management of Technology MBA, Master of Science in Finance, Graduate Diploma in Business Administration, and Ph.D.
Undergraduate Programs[edit]
Bachelor of Business Administration[edit]
The three-term system at the Beedie School of Business allows for customization of programs, which supports each individual student's goals and lifestyle. Students enroll for daytime or evening courses in the spring, summer or fall semesters. Undergraduate business students may choose to study at the Burnaby or Surrey campus.
Under the BBA Program options, students have a number of choices:
- A Business Major or Joint Major - consists of a minimum of 120 units
- A Business Honors or Joint Honours - consists of a minimum of 132 units
- A Business Minor - consists of 43 units
Students may choose from a number of different concentrations within the BBA program:
- Accounting
- Entrepreneurship & Innovation
- Finance
- Human Resource Management
- International Business
- Management Information Systems
- Operations Management
- Marketing
The Beedie School of Business offers Business Major and Business Joint Major students the opportunity to tailor their studies with one or more Business Certificate programs:
- Certificate in Business Analytics and Decision Making (BADM)
- Certificate in Business Technology Management (BTM)
- International Experiential Learning Certificate (IELC)
The following Business Certificate programs are open to both Business and non-Business students:
- Charles Chang Certificate in Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- Corporate Environmental And Social Sustainability (CESS) Certificate
Co-operative Education Program (Co-op)[edit]
The Beedie Co-operative Education Program (Co-op) is one of the largest co-op programs in Western Canada. Participating in the Beedie Co-op Program allows students to gain full-time paid work experience during their studies.
Graduate Programs[edit]
Master of Business Administration[edit]
The MBA is a full-time, 12-month program for those with undergraduate degrees in areas other than business, and less than five years of professional work experience. Upon completion of the program, students may enter a three- to eight-month internship to gain essential work experience. The program is also focused on the importance of strategic, long-term decision making coupled with making current, day-to-day operational decisions brought on by dynamic environments and unforeseen circumstances [4]
Executive Master of Business Administration[edit]
For experienced managers, professionals and emerging business leaders, the Executive MBA is designed to develop leadership skills and core capabilities in strategic analysis and change management. Classes for this 19-month program are held Friday and Saturday on alternate weekends.
Americas MBA for Executives[edit]
The two-year degree program, a stream of SFU's Executive MBA program, provides 60 students with the opportunity to study management issues in each of the four largest economies in the Americas: Brazil, Canada, Mexico and the United States. Along with the Beedie School of Business at SFU, participating schools include: FIA Business School, Fundacao Instituto De Administracao, São Paulo, Brazil; ITAM, Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico; and Vanderbilt University, Owen Graduate School of Management, Nashville, Tenn., USA.
Executive MBA in Aboriginal Business and Leadership[edit]
The Executive MBA in Aboriginal Business and Leadership explores contemporary business issues and knowledge while recognizing that the traditional protocols and ways of understanding the world are also growing and changing as new generations assume responsibility for moving forward. The program includes the core concepts and knowledge included in most MBA programs.
Master of Business Administration in Management of Technology[edit]
An MBA designed for those in the technology sector, the MOT MBA enables engineers and scientists to transition into management roles or, as managers, enhance their understanding of the unique demands of those sectors. This is a part-time program with classes held Monday and Wednesday evenings for 24 months.
Master of Science in Finance[edit]
The Master of Science in Finance (M.Sc. Finance) is an intensive 16-month, full-time program (with a 12-month option) designed to develop analytical and technical skills in finance and risk management.
Graduate Diploma in Business Administration[edit]
The Graduate Diploma is earned in 12 months of part-time study.
Graduate Certificate in Science and Technology Commercialization[edit]
Graduate Certificate in Science and Technology Commercialization is a part-time certificate program that provides students with the frameworks, perspectives, and techniques for fostering product development and commercialization, whether for an existing firm or with their own start-up venture. The Certificate is open to graduate students, post-doctoral students, faculty and recent alumni of both SFU and UBC graduate programs in science, engineering, health and environmental sciences.
PhD in Business Administration[edit]
The PhD is designed for those who want to develop strong research skills, publish and instruct at leading academic institutions. Each student is matched with a faculty member who guides the student's research in an area of specialization based on their shared interests.
Jack Austin Centre for Asia-Pacific Business Studies[edit]
Jack Austin Centre for Asia-Pacific Business Studies is a joint venture of Beedie School of Business and Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada. The goal of the Centre is to carry out research, outreach and training activities on business issues that are relevant to Canada's interests in the Asia Pacific region, The initial focus of the Centre will be on:
- Canada-Asia two-way investment
- Corporate governance in the Asia Pacific region
- Innovation and entrepreneurship
The centre was named to recognize Jack Austin's exceptional contribution to Canada-Asia relations. Austin has championed stronger relations between Canada and Asia since 1971, when as deputy minister of Energy, Mines and Resources he was part of the first Canadian trade mission to China. He served as president of the Canada China Business Council for seven years and co-chair of the Canada-China Legislative Association for five. He was instrumental in establishing the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada in 1984 and in creating an endowment for the foundation in 2005. Austin was a member of the Senate of Canada for 32 years, representing British Columbia. He retired in March 2007.
Notable alumni[edit]
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- Dave Anderson, President and CEO, WorkSafeBC: EMBA,1985
- Francesco Aquilini, owner of the Vancouver Canucks and Rogers Arena: BBA, 1985
- Frenny Bawa, former Vice-President of Global Business Development, Research in Motion: BBA, 1985
- Karima Bawa, Former Vice-President, Legal and General Counsel, Research in Motion: MBA 1997
- Terry Beech, Member of Parliament for Burnaby North: BBA, 2006
- Rypien Johal, Investor and Entrepreneur, (Trade and Wholesale of Steel, Oil and Plywood respectively, UAE), MBA
- Ryan Beedie, President, The Beedie Group: BBA, 1991
- Hon. Gordon Campbell, former MLA, Premier of British Columbia (2001-2011): MBA, 1978
- Amiee Chan, President and CEO, Norsat International, EMBA, 2003
- Jim Chu, Chief Constable, Vancouver Police Department: BBA, 1986
- Dave Cobb, Former President and CEO, BC Hydro: BBA, 1987
- Mike Cordoba, CEO, Empresario Capital; former CEO, Boston Pizza: BBA, 1988
- Robin Dhir, President and COO, Twin Brook Developments: BBA
- Dave Donaldson, Chair, Ottawa Chamber of Commerce; Dean, School of Business, Algonquin College: MBA, 1986
- Dr. Sarah England, Stop TB Partnership Secretariat, World Health Organization: Executive MBA, 1997
- David Fong, Managing Director, Hip Shing Hong Group: Bcom, 1980
- Andrew Harries, CEO, Business Consultancy; former Co-Founder, Sierra Wireless; former President & CEO, Zeugma Systems: MBA, 1990
- Zabeen Hirji, Chief Human Resources Officer, Royal Bank of Canada: EMBA 1994
- Carl Hoyt, President, Seymour Investment Management; former Co-Founder, Cypress Capital Management: BBA, 1983
- Alan Juristovski, Co-Founder & CEO, MetroLeap Media; Co-Founder, Urban Surface Solutions Inc.: EMBA, 2001
- Lisa Kramer, Financial Economist and Associate Professor, Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto: BBA, 1991
- Elio Luongo, Managing Partner, KPMG LLP: BBA 1983
- Jacqui MacNeill, President, Escents Aromatherapy: BBA, 1992
- Maryam Mehrtash, Host and producer, AppTV: BBA 2006
- Will Mitchell, Anthony S. Fell Chair in New Technologies and Commercialization, Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto: BBA, 1984
- Doug Nordan, Vice President, Asset Management, Beedie Development Group: MBA
- Jan O'Brien, Provincial Secretary, BC NDP; Vice-Chair, Board of Directors, Vancity, MBA
- Tong Kooi Ong, Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, UPP Holdings Limited: BBA, 1981
- Loreen Paananen, Executive VP of Retail Development, Shoppers Drug Mart: EMBA, 1995
- Bev Park, President and COO, Couverdon Real Estate; former CFO, TimberWest Forest Corp: EMBA, 2002
- Stuart Payne, President and CEO, Saatchi & Saatchi Canada: BBA 1985
- Evaleen Jaager Roy, Principal, Jaager Roy Advisory Inc.; former Vice-President of Human Resources, Global Publishing & Community, Electronic Arts: BBA, 1984
- Mark Schnarr, CEO & President, Alpha Technologies, BBA
- Ben Sparrow, Chief Executive Officer and co-founder, Saltworks: MOT MBA, 2005
- Ken Spencer, retired co-founder and CEO of Creo: MBA, 1981, LLD (hon.), 2000
- Sam Sullivan, President, Global Civic Policy Society; former CM, Mayor of Vancouver: BBA, 1987
- Milun Tesovic, Founder, MetroLyrics; Co-Founder & CTO, MetroLeap Media: BBA 2008
- Jay Triano, Head Coach, Canadian men's basketball team and Assistant Coach, Portland Trail Blazers; former Head Coach of NBA's Toronto Raptors: BBA, 1982
- Lance Uggla, CEO and founder, Markit: BBA, 1985
- Jim Utley, Vice-President of Human Resources, Teck Resources: BA Commerce, 1975
- Joshua Zoshi, President and co-founder, Saltworks: MOT MBA, 2005
- ^ "A Heritage of Innovation: Simon Fraser University". Simon Fraser University. Retrieved 25 March 2015.
- ^ "Rankings of universities in Canada". Wikipedia. 2017-03-11.
- ^ http://www.bingthomarchitects.com/studio/awards/
- ^ SFU Beedie MBA
- SFU business school caters to leaders, National Post
- Bad economy a good time for more school, Vancouver Sun
- SFU Outstanding Alumni Awards 2010
- Record $22-million donation establishes Beedie School of Business at SFU


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It was my great pleasure to photograph Rob and Lauren's Wedding in Rochester recently. Having met them a couple of months before, we had talked about how they wanted their wedding day to unfold. As a couple who are not comfortable being in the spotlight, they wanted to keep their wedding small and intimate with only their nearest and dearest present. They chose to marry in Rochester registry office with a small reception in local Bar and Restaurant George Vaults.
I know through talking to my sisters, both of whom have recently tried to plan a wedding, that keeping things simple, is not in fact simple at all and I really admired the way that Rob and Lauren had been absolutely true to themselves in the way they chose to tie the knot.
I spent the afternoon with Lauren as she enjoyed being pampered by professional make up artist Gemma Turner at Beautiful You and her sister Danielle who did Lauren's hair. I love this part of the wedding day, as the anticipation builds, and sure enough the butterflies began to build in Lauren's stomach, going into overdrive when she heard the car arrive to take her to the registry office. Lauren travelled in style to Rochester in the back of the most beautiful purple Mustang.
I think every bride and groom eagerly keeps an eye on the weather in the run up their wedding, hoping for that perfect sunny day, but this was the wettest day of year so far. However, even the constant rain could not wash the smiles from Lauren and Robs faces, as they tied the knot, and enjoyed what was a really lovely and special day, shared with friends and family.
I left them to enjoy their meal in the cosy atmosphere of the candlelit vault, beautifully decorated with lovingly handmade details by Lauren.


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|Boichi 作品集 HOTEL Diadem Hotel: since A.D. 2079 It was all for the tuna Present (Boichi) Stephanos
|Action Drama Fantasy Psychological Romance Sci-fi Seinen Supernatural Tragedy
|Manga (Japanese)
|- Hotel since A.D. 2079: It's an updated version of Hotel – since 2079 (korean version) with a different ending. A computer continues to live on in order to complete a mission in a world where all life, including Mankind, has gone extinct. This is a record of those 27 million years of its heroic struggle.
- Present:Hanako suffers from a terrible disease. After awakening from a deep slumber, Hanako has only three days to live. During those three days, her husband, Takao, must endure a heart-breaking experience, knowing that the person Hanako really loves isn't him.
- It was all for the tuna: Tunas went extinct and Jun Shiozaki will do everything possible and imaginable to bring them back. A perfect mix of Sci-Fi and Humor.
- Stephanos: Set in modern-day Japan, our main character Noriko finds out that she is pregnant with her lover Matsumura's baby. He, however, is an important doctor with a family and everything already. Noriko wants to have the baby, but Matsumura says that it's actually a rapidly growing cancer and that they have to remove it immediately. It might also be neither of these things…
- Diadem: A quest for freedom led by Lilith.
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It was all for the tuna was one of the greatest manga chapters I have ever read
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Every time I go back to read this again. I still think Hotel is a masterpiece, most especially the Hotel standalone story. I will listen to the song "What A Wonderful World" again.
Present is just too heart wrenching and Stephanos is superb too. Boichi is really good in his art, plot and storytelling.
Playing Goodbye to a World by Porter while reading Hotel summons the onion ninjas.
I like only 1,2 and 4. 1st chapter is a masterpiece, 2 nd the same, but the humour in tuna chapter is shitty.
The original Hotel is a true masterpiece.
I liked how the first 3 chapters were tied together. 4 = did not do the research (in full). 5 was...different. Too much T&A for me, but it's Boichi, so...
Hotel and Present are masterpeices. Tuna too is masterpieces in its own way ..
But the last two is.... The 4th story is a bit too gore for me. The 5th is too short but it has amazing art.
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The first two chapters are a masterpiece, truly beautiful. Then it got too random, looked like Boichi just wanted to have some fun and try to experiment a bit. But overall a great read, his art is superb as always
(all of the chapters are recommended reads)
I haven't read this in so long, didn't really remember it, but then when I watched that video I remembered some and literally started crying a little ;_;
Thank you.
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