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All teams must agree on crucial points, including:
- Team objectives.
- Team membership and roles.
- Team ground rules.
- Leadership.
- Conflict resolution rules.
A team charter is a valuable management tool that serves as a contract for team members. Use the IT Team Charter Template to create a charter for your team.

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Coronavirus and caring: Tallahassee family thanks TMH nurses with toilet paper, gift cards
Before the sun was up, the Ricco family was outside Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare handing out toilet paper and Starbucks gift cards to nurses during their shift change Friday morning.
Mary Claire, 19; Kate, 14; Rocco, 17, and their dad John Ricco bundled two rolls of toilet paper together to handout to nurses, along with the gift cards for a little pick-me-up.
The Riccos wanted to say thank you to the nurses for all of their hard work during the pandemic.
"They're sacrificing so much for us and keeping everyone safe," Mary Claire told the Democrat. "The least we could do is wake up a little early and bring them some morning joy and coffee."
Mary Claire and her friends are also spreading joy with chalk art. She posts the designs on Instagram: @quarantinechalkvibes
Reach photojournalist Alicia Devine at email@example.com or on Instagram @adevinephotography.
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Chiefs thump Raiders, clinch No. 1 seed in AFC
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — As stadium cameras found Patrick Mahomes taking a seat on the bench midway through the third quarter of the Chiefs' 35-3 win, the chatter in the crowd unified, nearly reaching a fever pitch.
Moments earlier, Mahomes put an exclamation point on his MVP campaign, finding wide receiver Demarcus Robinson for an 89-yard score — his 50th touchdown throw of the season. He also eclipsed 5,000 passing yards in the process.
As Robinson backpedaled into the end zone, Mahomes embraced lineman Mitchell Schwartz to celebrate the achievement.
With the score, Mahomes (14 of 24, 281 yards, 2 TD, 1 INT) became just the third quarterback in NFL history to reach 50 touchdowns throws in a single season.
Not bad for a first-year starter. Not bad at all.
The official MVP votes haven't been cast, but this much is clear: Thanks to Sunday's win against the Raiders, the Chiefs (12-4) will enter the postseason with the No. 1 seed, home field advantage, a first-round bye and quite possibly the league's soon-to-be crowned Most Valuable Player.
Kansas City will also begin the playoff race with two of the most prolific offensive weapons in franchise history. Both Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce set records in Sunday night's win. With his 67-yard touchdown reception on the opening drive, Hill set a Chiefs record for single-season receiving yards (1,445), eclipsing Derrick Alexander's mark of 1,391 set in 2000.
Kelce had to wait until the fourth quarter to get his record, picking up his 103rd reception of the season on a 25-yard strike from Mahomes. With that, he broke Tony Gonzalez's record of 102 receptions in a season, set in 2004. And he broke the single-season mark for receiving yards by a tight end, passing Rob Gronkowski's mark of 1,327 with the New England Patriots, set in 2011.
And on an evening in which the Chiefs hurdled multiple offensive benchmarks, the defense provided the foundation for a blowout win and the clinching of the AFC's No. 1 seed.
The first four Raiders possessions ended in turnovers, including a 54-yard pick-6 by safety Dan Sorensen on the Raiders' second drive. The turnover ended Oakland quarterback Derek Carr's lengthy interception-less streak.
The defense, usually so maligned, feasted on the Raiders beginning with Oakland's first possession. That one, which lasted just four plays, ended when defensive lineman Allen Bailey stripped the ball from running back Doug Martin and deftly recovered the fumble. Though Bailey's heads-up play gave the offense the ball at the Raiders' 45, the Chiefs gave the ball back just three plays later as the offense stalled out.
The next time around, the Chiefs defense took matters into their own hands with Sorensen's pick-6 to give Kansas City a 14-0 lead with 5:44 to go in the first quarter.
After Sorensen's score, the Raiders offense returned to the field. But Oakland again had its drive thwarted by another big-time defensive play. On second-and-10, Justin Houston terrorized Carr, swatting the ball out of his hand as he sacked him. Houston jumped on the loose ball, sealing the Raiders' third turnover of the day.
Mahomes and Co. made good on this momentum swing, stringing together a drive that ended with running back Damien Williams, only a few days removed from signing a two-year contract extension, returning to the end zone for his fourth rushing touchdown this season. Williams' score pushed the Chiefs to a 21-0 lead with 9:31 to go until halftime.
Like the Raiders' first three drives, the fourth also ended prematurely. Linebacker Reggie Ragland intercepted another Carr throw, this one intended for Jordy Nelson, and returned it 67 yards to Oakland's 4-yard-line. The offense, though, couldn't finish the job and turned the ball over on downs to set up Oakland's lone scoring drive.
The Raiders (4-12) finally got on the board with a 50-yard field goal with a minute to go until halftime after a third-down stop by the defense. Oakland's score coupled with a Mahomes' interception on a deep pass for Hill in the final minute, the Chiefs carried a 21-3 lead into halftime.
After an inconsistent first half with two-near interceptions by Tahir Whitehead, Mahomes found his rhythm in the second half and helped the Chiefs outscore the Raiders 14-0 to preserve the win and finally clinch the AFC title that had eluded them the previous two weeks.
With the win, the Chiefs will have a first-round bye and will begin the playoffs in the divisional round on either Jan. 12 or 13.


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Merchants lose up to 75x more revenue to false declines than to fraud
The complimentary Gartner® Market Guide for Online Fraud Detection highlights:
- The shift from fraud detection point solutions to a holistic platform to also address false declines.
- The importance of addressing policy abuse, a crucial differentiator for fraud detection vendors.
- A list of recognized vendors and their respective offerings.
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The release of the Gartner Market Guide for Online Fraud Detection comes at an important time for merchants and retailers that are focusing beyond fraud alone, and looking for ways to address false declines, policy abuse and customer experience.
You need an online fraud detection vendor that offers a range of capabilities—a complete platform that addresses fraud and abuse frees you to focus on revenue optimization.
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Ever since I could remember I have always been a good judge of character. I always knew which people I could trust and which people I couldn't trust just by looking at them. Later on I would find out that my gut feeling was always right. I have always advised my younger sisters and told them which "friend" would eventually stab them in the back. Even with my own relations with other people, I know who is reliable and who isn't in an instant.
When I was in elementary school teachers would tell me to stop daydreaming when I really wasn't daydreaming at all. I don't see spirits or ghosts or anything or I'm not sure if they are. Recently after being fooled by a psychic scam who told me I was psychic I began taking online tests to see whether or not I really was psychic. No, I actually took one on tickle.com that said I was good at precognition and I am not sure if it is reliable or not. I have even signed up on the Boundary Institute web site so that I could test my "abilities", if I have them, and I am still not sure.
I was just wondering if any real psychic here could sense whether or not I am one and tell me some details about my life so that I can stop being skeptical, even of myself.
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When choosing to run for high office, it is best to come armed with a background of success. Donald Trump had his business success to show off; even Hillary Clinton had a track record that (barring a few notable scandals) many people found impressive.
Los Angeles mayor, Eric Garcetti, is contemplating a bid for the White House that looks doomed to failure before it has even begun. His "success" and "vision" have seen LA become a pit of homelessness, destitution, and extreme poverty; now he wants to bring it to the rest of the nation.
Homeless explosion
Since being elected five years ago, Garcetti has had big plans for his city. He has been courting an Olympic bid and has sought out major tech companies in an effort to create bring wealth and jobs to the area. But it is all for naught. The current homeless population now sits at an estimated 25,000, up almost 50% since he took office. And with the massive illegal immigrant population, this figure is likely to be an underestimation.
Garcetti has grand plans to deal with this issue: he will throw taxpayer money at it and hope it sticks. A $430 million injection into the city's budget this year is to be spent trying to get around half of the 25,000 into shelters; this works out to $34,400 per person.
Almost $35K to put a single person into a shelter! This is not money well spent and does nothing to address what he will do next year.
The mayor has fallen into the trap of thinking that if you give taxpayer money to organizations that share your social vision, all will be well, and problems will be solved. It is a view that ignores the fact that the city has been throwing money at this for decades and it hasn't helped.
It is highly likely that just gifting $35K to each homeless person on the street that they come across would do more to solve this problem long term.
Root Causes?
The simple fact is that it is very easy to become homeless in Los Angeles. Zumper, the housing industry tracker, states that for a one-bedroom apartment in LA, the median monthly rent is around $2,300; for a person with children who may need more than one room, that rent is considerably higher. Regular workers and families are being forced out of the housing market and onto the streets because of massive rental prices; putting them in temporary shelters will not solve the problem.
So why is the rent so high? Is it because of the natural beauty of the area and the delightful weather? Or is it because demand for accommodation has rocketed due to massive illegal immigration?
A Cycle of Poverty
When we think about the people being made homeless, perhaps you envision a blond-haired single mother, working two jobs and relying on her mother for child care? And people like her do exist. But what is more likely is a family from Mexico, 3, 4, or 5 people living in a one-bed apartment, each of them working as many hours as they can just to keep a roof over their heads. What future does this family have in America? They cannot save money because they have to come up with $2,300 a month before they even think about eating. They cannot put money aside for a kid to go to college because they know that next year, the rent will likely go up.
The left does not care about illegal immigrants, or even legal immigrants, any more than they do about people born in the country. They fail to look after the people who are already here in favor of the future votes of those yet to arrive. And when they do arrive? Welcome to a life of poverty and a future where homelessness is just around the corner.
Mayor Garcetti does not have any solutions for this country. The idea that he could roll out his particular brand of "success" across America is a terrifying thought. We know what his policies will be, and we know the impact of them: spend as much of your money as possible and fail to achieve anything positive in return. Don't forget to vote!
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The weather is getting warmer here in central Texas. It's the perfect time to start a garden. I don't have much of a green thumb, but I'm going to try my best to get a garden started and not let everything completely die. Sounds exciting to eat something I actually have grown in my very own backyard.
I've been looking for garden markers, and I thought it would be a fantastic idea to create my own, using one of my most favorite fonts. These will also be great as a housewarming gift. I plan to create a second set to have on hand for a future gift.
You only need a few things to get started. Here we go:
Walnut Hollow Rustic Signs (small)
Creative Versa Wood Burning Tool
Walnut Hollow Graphite Transfer Paper
Garden Print Out
Ribbon (optional, for gift giving)
Step One: Type and print items you'd like to grow in your garden, using your favorite font.
Step Two: Lightly sand the Rustic Signs
Step Three: Cut out the words from your print out as well as the transfer paper.
Step Four: Place the transfer paper on the wood, your word print out on top of that and just trace.
Step Five: Heat your wood burner.
Step Six: Gently trace the words with the wood burner, slightly burning the wood. Continue to go over the letters 3-4 times until you are happy with the darkness of the words.
Step Seven: Optional; Add ribbon and package for gift giving.
I love the way these turned out. I can't wait to use them.
Thanks for stopping by and don't forget to check out the Walnut Hollow Instagram for more inspiration and ideas! And also visit Walnut Hollow for all of your wood surfaces, tools, and accessories.
Tisa is always laughing, creating stationery and blogging in her studio in Texas. She blogs about life at Just My Little Mess. She loves to create DIY projects and share about her not so perfect running life. She loves anything and everything paper and also finding ways to make someone's day brighter. When she's not making a huge mess crafting, she loves to hang out in cute local shops, travel and long runs with friends. Tisa love's coffee and 100% sure it loves her back. Tisa is married to her best friend and a mother of two.


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Over 100 Films Shown at Four Venues
November 6-22, 2015
The Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival (FLIFF) has grown over the past three decades to become one of the most prestigious film festivals in the country, welcoming celebrities and films who went on to win Academy Awards for their stellar performances. Bigger is always better at FLIFF, and this year will be no exception, as a record number of films will be screened, and the festival itself received a branding makeover!
Zimmerman Advertising was in charge of the makeover, giving FLIFF a new website, a new logo, and lots of new advertising posters. There was also a 30th anniversary television advertisement created which further updated the festival's image. It was produced by the late Peter Langone and edited by Brian Bayerl at Greendoor Productions.
Gregory von Hausch, who has been the executive director of the festival for 27 of the last 30 years, reflects on how American film has changed in that length of time, and therefore the festival as well. "Since I started on this journey in 1987, American Indies have come a long way; they're better written, produced and realized and they've gained tremendous popularity. Our selections of Indies this year are certain to wow audiences. My personal favorites are foreign language films, which tend to be overshadowed by the Indies," he said. "To better showcase them, we're bringing back a version of Around The World in 80 Nights, a program that we presented a few years ago, that pairs films from different countries with native cuisine, art and music. We're looking forward to a great 30th anniversary year and we hope South Florida will experience these truly wonderful films."
The Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival will begin on Friday, November 6 and will go on through to Sunday, November 22. Over 100 films will be screened from over 35 different countries. The festival begins with a screening of two films at Hard Rock Live Hollywood, the first time FLIFF has screened movies at this venue. There will also be a third opening night film which will be screened at Cinema Paradiso in Fort Lauderdale. Other films throughout the festival can be seen at Cinema Paradiso locations in Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale as well as at the Sunrise Civic Center.
Opening night at Hard Rock Live Hollywood will begin with a screening of Michael Moore's latest documentary at 7 p.m., and the documentary about the life of South Florida jazz legend Jaco Pastorius, "Jaco," will be shown right after. In "Where to Invade Next," Michael Moore visits countries around the world that outrank the United States in a number of important fields, such as public education and gender equality (Moore went to Finland and Iceland, respectively, for those segments). "Jaco" was produced by Robert Trujillo, bassist for Metallica. He chronicled the life of Pastorius, and interviewed a large roster of musicians who either knew him well or were inspired by him musically. Trujillo, who first saw Pastorius in concert in 1979 when Trujillo was just 14, took five years to create this documentary and financed it with his own money. Michael Moore, Robert Trujillo, and members of Pastorius's family will be walking the red carpet this evening before showtime.
Christopher Lloyd, known for his roles in the TV series Taxi and in the Back to the Future movie franchise, among others, stars in the film "The Boat Builder," about the final years of a former Merchant Marine captain, which will be screened at 8 p.m. at Cinema Paradiso in Fort Lauderdale. Lloyd will also be in attendance and will walk the red carpet at 6 p.m.
There will be quite a few parties that will be organized in conjunction with screenings of some films. That's not to begin to mention other events such as the yearly Chairman's Cruise, the Film Awards, and other parties. The Chairman's Cruise will be held on November 8 from 10 a.m. to noon. Guest filmmakers and sponsors will be on the Sundream Yacht for a beautiful morning of photo-ops on the Intracoastal. Tickets are $65 for FLIFF members and $75 for general admission and can be purchased online at fliff.com.
Other fun parties you should attend include the Italiano Paisano Festa (November 8, 6 p.m., Cinema Paradiso Fort Lauderdale), which includes a ticket to the film Latin Lover, party admission, and a free buffet. ($12 members/$18 general admission.) The Cuba Libre Party, at 8:30 p.m. on the same night at the same venue, includes a ticket to the film 3 Days in Havana, a buffet, and a rum and Coke for $10 (FLIFF members) or $15 (general admission). The Christmas in November Party will be held at Cinema Paradiso Fort Lauderdale on November 9 at 8 p.m., which will include a ticket to see the comedy Love the Coopers, a buffet, Egg Nog, and Christmas-themed party.
The Centerpiece Party will be held on November 13 at 7:15 p.m. at Sunrise Civic Center. The party includes a buffet as well as a ticket to see the film Silver Skies, a dark comedy about economic uncertainty as a group of men grow older. Prices are $20 for FLIFF members and $25 for general admission. Film and television actress Estelle Parsons will be in attendance at the Sunset at Sunrise Party, which begins at 4:30 p.m. and features a screening of the 1967 film Bonnie and Clyde. The party costs $8 for members and $12 for general admission and will be held on November 14 at Sunrise Civic Center.
Two other fun parties have Asian themes. The Japanese-themed party revolves around the screening of the film Tokyo Fiancee at Cinema Paradiso Fort Lauderdale on November 16 at 7:30 p.m. Sushi and sake tastings will follow the film. The other party will have an Indian theme and will follow the screening of the film A Tree Without Roots. It will be screened at Cinema Paradiso Fort Lauderdale on November 20 at 6 p.m. Prices are $10 for FLIFF members and $15 for general admission for each party/film.
The awards gala on November 21, the night before the wrap party, will feature the presentation of awards to local movers and shakers such as Nicki Grossman, who will receive the Visionary Award, as well as celebrities such as the husband-and-wife actor team of Ed Harris and Amy Madigan, who will both receive the Lifetime Achievement Award. This event will be held at the Diplomat Resort in Hollywood Beach. For more information, visit fliff.com/event/awards-gala.
The closing night event begins at 5 p.m. with a screening of The Wannabe and a filmmaker awards ceremony. The wrap party will be held at the Ritz Hotel beginning at 8 p.m., featuring open bar and hors d'oeuvres. For pricing and ticket options, visit fliff.com.
Tickets can be purchased online via fliff.com or at the Cinema Paradiso box offices in Fort Lauderdale or Hollywood. For most films, prices are $6 for FLIFF members and $10 for general admission. Prices vary between $10 and $30 for special screenings that are in conjunction with parties, celebrity photo-ops, or other events. To buy tickets, visit fliff.com.
Cinema Paradiso will be giving up-to-the-minute updates on the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival. Follow them on Twitter by going to twitter.com/cinemaparadiso5.


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Dyed cloth has been an important part of cultural identity and a driver of historical processes throughout human history (learn more here). There is almost an infinite variety of natural materials that can be used for dyeing but in this tutorial I am highlighting a few of my favorites to create a beautiful color palette for wool, cotton, or linen cloth and yarn.
Ingredients from the kitchen for dyeing
The Basics
When using natural materials to dye wool or cotton you will need a mordant. A mordant is often a mineral compound that helps to lock color into the fiber but can also be used to change or intensify a color. Mordant can include things like: alum powder, baking soda, salt, or vinegar.
Note: Alum powder is aluminum sulfate. It is a food grade additive that is sometimes used to make pickles and can be found in many grocery stores in the spice section.
First of all, there are a few basic techniques that are applicable to all natural dyeing:
- Only use stainless steel or glass containers to process dyes as metal like copper of aluminum can change the dye.
- Bring the materials to a boil and then simmer for 60 minutes.
- Strain dye bath before soaking materials.
- Allow the liquid to cool before added the yarn or fabric because hot water can shrink natural fibers.
- A general rule of thumb is 10% mordant for weight of material being dyed. For example, fabric that weighs 10 ounces of fabric per 1 ounce of mordant.
- Wet fabrics or yarn with cool water before immersing in the dye bath.
Dye Recipes
- Yellow Gold
- Use ¼ cup of turmeric powder to 4 cups of water. A few teaspoons of vinegar will help to brighten the color and fix the dye.
- Put fabric or yarn in the dye bath and let it sit overnight (for best results).
- Remove fabric and rinse until water runs clear.
- Blue
- Use ½ cup blueberries, ½ cup black beans and half a head of red cabbage to 4 cups of water.
- Changing the pH of the bath will make the cabbage for pink or blue.
- Use a few teaspoons of vinegar for a pinker hue.
- Use a few teaspoons of baking soda for a bluer hue.
Soaking wool yarn in blue dye mixture
- Peachy Pink
- Use the discarded (fresh or dried) skins and pits of approximately 3 avocados.
- Some people use a 3:1 ratio for avocado skins/pits per the amount of material you wish to dye. For example, 5 ounces of fabric would require about 15 ounces of avocado skins or pits.
- Simmer avocado in water for about an hour or more.
- Strain and add 1 teaspoon of alum powder.
- Put fabric or yarn in the dye bath and let it sit overnight (for best results).
- Remove fabric and rinse until water runs clear.
Dried avocado pits and skins
I recommend heat setting these fabrics (not yarn) with a hot iron and gentle hand washing, if necessary.
Gold, blue, and peachy pink dye jars
Dyed fabrics and yarns in blue, peachy pink and gold


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Various Artists – Crosstown Rebels presents Spirits III (Crosstown Rebels)
reviewed by Ben Hogwood
What's the story?
In the press release for the latest instalment of their Spirits compilation, Crosstown Rebels founder Damian Lazarus explains why the series has become so important to him. He sees it as 'a very important annual mission in which my focus is to uncover some of the most exciting new underground music and piece it together in a way that makes a statement for the label. In discovering new artists and putting them side by side with established people we are setting new agendas for sound and for the future. These are battle weapons, freshly unearthed anthems, deep experiments and awakenings'.
What's the music like?
Very much in keeping with the press release. There are several striking cuts here, and as Lazarus says it's a very healthy blend of the known names and new ones. Not surprisingly the known names includes Lazarus himself, and his Ergot starts proceedings with a deep track whose riff almost slips down the back of the music.
Elsewhere the chunky beats and bass of Denney and James Dexter's Transcend are a hit, as is the brooding Creatures Of The Night from Aiwaska with Jimmy Wit an H. Arguably the most distinctive and memorable track comes from Cipy and Knowkontrol, whose Newark has a really good falsetto vocal as its main hook. Dennis Cruz gives a nice trumpet imitation of an elephant to add a bit of humourous deep jazz to Mother Earth, while Harry Romero reinforces his reputation for fine house music with the excellent It's You, a kind of mini chant that really gets going over bleeps and a nippy beat. The tempo drops a bit for Eli & Fur at the end, their collaboration with Brothertiger She's Just A Wanderer a loping piece of dub-house that works really well.
Does it all work?
Yes. It's well laid out and delivered, and does exactly what a fan of Crosstown Rebels would want it to do.
Is it recommended?
Yes, for the above reasons! House music is the main name of the game here, but Damian Lazarus has put together a really good set of forward facing Spirits that deserve to be heard.
You can buy the compilation from the Phonica Records website here


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Asbestos Screening
June 2, 2014 - June 6, 2014
MOST Healthcare Systems, Inc. will be conducting free asbestos-related disease screenings for all members and pensioners who have been exposed to asbestos while working in the trade. Members who test positive will have their results submitted to an asbestos trust fund for compensation.
The criteria for testing are as follows:
- You must have had five or more years occupational exposure to asbestos prior to 1978.
- You cannot be currently represented for asbestos disease.
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PNC Bank Signs Contract to Use Black Knight Financial Services' LoanSphere Empower Loan Origination System to Originate First Mortgages and Home Equity Loans
- PNC is consolidating its technology to support first mortgages and home equity loans onto a single platform to improve quality, efficiency and risk management.
- PNC will also be implementing Black Knight's LoanSphere Exchange, LoanSphere Quality Insight, and data and analytics offerings.
- With the implementation of these solutions, PNC will become a Black Knight Enterprise client
Apr 27, 2016, 09:00 ET
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., April 27, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Black Knight Financial Services, Inc. (NYSE: BKFS), a leading provider of integrated technology, data and analytics to the mortgage and real estate industries, announced today that PNC Bank N.A., a member of The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. and one of the largest diversified financial services institutions in the U.S., will implement these Black Knight solutions:
- LoanSphere Empower - a comprehensive loan origination system (LOS) to support originations of first mortgages and home equity loans, which is used by lenders to manage retail, wholesale and consumer direct channels. The Web-based, enterprise LOS helps lenders electronically originate, process and close loans, and includes LoanSphere SalesEdge and LoanSphere Driver products, to support lead generation and reporting;
- LoanSphere Exchange - an open technology platform that provides integration, data and workflow and decisioning support through a 24/7 data exchange that connects more than 17,000 of the mortgage industry's service and solution providers with the top lenders in the industry. PNC will be able to access Exchange directly from Empower;
- LoanSphere Quality Insight - a loan quality assessment tool that automates internal quality control reviews, provides consistent feedback on investor and lender compliance requirements, supports remediation and exception processing, improves data integrity and reduces repurchase requests; and
- Data and analytics offerings - solutions that help lenders and servicers improve performance; identify, reduce and mitigate risk; satisfy regulatory requirements; leverage cost savings; and create opportunities for growth.
After the Empower conversion is complete, PNC Bank will be a Black Knight Enterprise client, utilizing Black Knight technologies to manage its end-to-end mortgage and home equity operations. The new products being implemented will combine with existing capabilities provided by Black Knight -- including LoanSphere MSP; LoanSphere Bankruptcy and Foreclosure; LoanSphere Invoicing; LoanSphere Closing Insight; and insightful data and analytics -- to provide this end-to-end platform capability.
"Black Knight's technology solutions will support PNC Bank's mortgage and home equity operations and will help the company meet its compliance obligations and achieve greater efficiencies across the loan lifecycle," said Jerry Halbrook, president of Black Knight's Origination Technologies division. "This combination of Black Knight's technologies will deliver end-to-end capabilities to help PNC Bank manage its portfolios from point of sale through default. As a Black Knight Enterprise client, PNC Bank will be positioned to realize exponential value from Black Knight's comprehensive LoanSphere platform."
About LoanSphere
LoanSphere is Black Knight's premier, end-to-end platform of integrated technology, data and analytics supporting the entire mortgage and home equity loan lifecycle -- from origination to servicing to default. The platform delivers business process automation, workflow, rules and integrated data throughout the loan process, providing a better user experience, cost savings and support for changing regulatory requirements. By integrating lending functions and data, Black Knight's LoanSphere helps lenders and servicers reduce risk, improve efficiency and drive financial performance.
Clients that use multiple LoanSphere offerings, such as Empower and/or LendingSpace, Exchange, Quality Insight, Closing Insight and MSP, are considered Black Knight Enterprise clients and can realize exponential value from the integration of these technologies, as well as the utilization of Black Knight's comprehensive data and analytics.
About Black Knight Financial Services, Inc.
Black Knight Financial Services, Inc. (NYSE: BKFS), a Fidelity National Financial (NYSE: FNF) company, is a leading provider of integrated technology, data and analytics solutions that facilitate and automate many of the business processes across the mortgage lifecycle.
Black Knight Financial Services is committed to being a premier business partner that lenders and servicers rely on to achieve their strategic goals, realize greater success and better serve their customers by delivering best-in-class technology, services and insight with a relentless commitment to excellence, innovation, integrity and leadership. For more information on Black Knight Financial Services, please visit www.bkfs.com.
For more information:
Michelle Kersch
Black Knight Financial Services
[email protected]
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A transgender woman who was brutally beaten at a Baltimore area McDonald's spoke out on Saturday, and said the attack was "definitely a hate crime" and that she's been afraid to go out in public ever since.
Chrissy Lee Polis, 22, said she had a sex-change operation to become a woman, and that this isn't the first time she's been picked on physically because of her gender identity, reported the Baltimore Sun.
Watch the Baltimore Sun interview here:
Polis was attacked on April 18, when she got into a confrontation with two female patrons over use of the women's restroom.
A 14-year-old girl has been charged as a juvenile in the attack and charges are pending against an 18-year-old woman.
Update: Police have also charged Teonna Monae Brown, 18, with one count of first-degree assault and two counts of second-degree assault in the attack on Polis.


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Lorrin Freeman and Jim Hartmann
The State Bureau of Investigation has started a criminal investigation into possible financial irregularities in the Wake County Register of Deeds office, after Wake County District Attorney Lorrin Freeman and county manager Jim Hartmann put the agency on notice of problems there.
Meanwhile, Register of Deeds Laura Riddick, who's held the elected office since 1996, announced her retirement effective Saturday. In a Friday afternoon press conference, Freeman and Hartmann said Riddick's retirement was the result of health problems, not the newly initiated investigation. Freeman cautioned against attaching too much significance to the timing of Riddick's departure and the investigation. At the same time, she noted that the probe of the office's handling of more than $14 million in annual receipts will have a broad scope.
"It's really important right now to note that we are not able to include or preclude anyone who might have access to the money," Freeman said. "There is not a specific target to the investigation. We are not precluding that anyone in the office."
Neither official would estimate the total amount of money that could have been touched by any misconduct in the office about forty employees. However, they called it a "substantial amount of money."
"It's premature to publicly state a number," Freeman said. "There is no final audit report at this point."
Hartmann said the irregularities, which took place during a period of a year or possibly longer, were discovered when county staff members were working on improving processes in the department.
"The material time was right before the holidays," Hartmann said. "It was brought to my attention in late January and early February."
Riddick has been thoroughly cooperative with the initial phase of the investigation, the officials said.
Reelected five times since she took office in 1996, Riddick has campaigned on service to the legal community and the public. She completed a project that digitized and put online every Wake County property deed ever recorded, since 1785.


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Marvel is getting ready for Ant-Man to hit theaters soon and to get you all ready for it, we are bringing you an exclusive interview with David Dastmalchian. He will be playing Kurt, but details around his character have been sparse until now.
He made his big break in another comic book film, The Dark Knight, and has since appeared in Prisoners and most recently Animals, which he both starred in and wrote.
I had the chance to exchange emails with him recently and he was kind enough to talk about the film, his role, the experience with Marvel, and much more. Check out the exclusive interview below!
So to start off, could you tell me a bit about your character Kurt?
Here's what I can say at the moment about Kurt: He is part of a crew that includes Luis (Michael Peña) and Dave (T.I.) – they are colleagues with very special skills. These skills could be utilized for evil… or good.
Sounds great! Not sure if you can answer this but based off footage and pictures, I get the sense that those "special skills" you have may be computer related. Is that on the right track?
You are on the right track. What I really like about Kurt is that his skills are technical – and in the wrong hands, those technical skills could really do some damage. It was cool for me because my interaction with the other characters really pushes me in a certain direction. Again – which way that will be…. you will have to see!
Very interesting! Who did you film the most with and did you have anyone you really enjoyed getting to work with?
I filmed most with Paul [Rudd], TI and Michael Pena. They were ALL very fun to work with. Paul is a master of improv and his character is really complex – there are some very funny moments with Scott Lang but he's also going through a lot of pain. We had a lot of fun on set. Peyton is AMAZING – and he's as big of a comic and film nut as I am so it was very cool to talk about all of our similar likes, etc.
Sounds like the set was a lot of fun! Did Peyton Reed have you read any Ant-Man comics to get familiar with the story or is that something you did on your own or not at all?
We talked a lot about them but my main familiarity with the character was through Hank Pym and the many years I'd spent reading his storylines in and out of Avengers, Wackos, etc. – though I hadn't done a ton of Scott Lang arc reading in the past. Paul R also brought some pretty awesome old AM comics to work. Everyone (Peyton, producers, Marvel folks etc) were really excited because Ant-Man is one of those characters that's tricky to follow in the comics because you have to keep drawing in frames of his POV and then the rest of the world (or team's) POV – but with the movie format you can just easily go back and forth. Pretty awesome!
Yeah I'm very interested to see things from his perspective. Now correct me if I'm wrong but you joined the film after they made the switch to Peyton Reed as a director right?
No. I was cast by Edgar in March of last year, then I was put into kind of a holding pattern after he left. I just had to wait and see if I was still part of the equation, luckily, I was!
Good to know, now this isn't your first role in a superhero film. Could you compare your experience with The Dark Knight and more recently with Marvel and Ant-Man?
Very hard to compare the two, such vastly different experiences. The differences, I'd say, would be that TDK (The Dark Knight) was my first time on a film set and I was so nervous that I don't remember much! There was some very intense scene work but everyone was VERY fun. It was a genuinely fun experience. Ant-Man was an amazing amount of fun, also I wasn't AS nervous as before.
The similarities, well, it's just a DREAM for someone like me who has spent his life obsessing over comic and film to be able to step foot on these sets, let alone to be a part of performing roles in them. In neither film did my character come from the comic book source material, but I think that my familiarity with the comics and the worlds of both the DC and Marvel universes helped me shape the characters I was portraying to suit the world they were living in.
Speaking of your familiarity with comics, if you could be any superhero in real life who would it be? Also, if Kurt got powers what would you want them to be?
I would LOVE to be Moon Knight. He was always my favorite. And Morbius, another favorite. Kurt's special power is…. his hair! (aside from the tech and computer wizardry, of course) But the hair can bust through walls, cushion falls from rooftops and, you know, get the ladies.
The first screenings for Ant-Man have happened and the reaction has been very positive. Are you signed on to appear in Ant-Man 2 if that happens or perhaps another franchise?
That is an answer that only a crystal ball could know… But I will say that I sure hope so! I had so much fun working with these guys and would LOVE to do it all again!
Fair enough. Now without spoiling any potential cameos in the film, are there any current characters, whether they are good or bad, in the MCU that you would like to work with?
I would LOVE to work with Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) and I think that our little crew, the "Wombats" as described by Hank Pym (Michael Douglas) and the "Antourage" as we're calling ourselves, would fit in very well with the GOTG crew, as well. I think we may just be crazy enough to snag those Infinity Stones and no one would see us coming!
Personally – I would love to some day be involved with bringing either Moon Knight or Morbius to the screen. I would love a chance to write or act in any capacity.
Be sure to check out Dastmalchian's latest film, Animals, which is currently on video demand. You can buy/watch the movie on Amazon.com, plus more.
Watch the live-stream of the red carpet for the Ant-Man premiere tonight starting at 9 pm EST at Marvel.com/AntManPremiere.
Ant-Man will close out Phase 2 when it hits theaters July 17, 2015.


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Opera in four acts: Running Time: 2 hours 2 minutes
This opera basically is the entirely of Polish opera. There are other Polish operas, even one other by Moniuszko that is more famous in Poland (Straszny dwor) but if anyone has heard a Polish opera outside of Poland that wasn't by Szymanowski, this is probably it. In any case it is the only one I've ever heard that I've liked so here it goes. I chose the 1858 dating because the version reviewed here is the later four-act version.
PLOT: Janusz is to be married to Sofia Stolnikowska, the daughter of a landowner who is even wealthier than he is. Meanwhile, Janusz has seduced and abandoned the pregnant Halka, one of his serfs, who is in turn loved by Jontek, a fellow serf who knows that Janusz will never come back to her. Tragedy ensues, obviously.
The score is at Petrucci in Polish and Italian:
Act 1: A ballroom in the mansion of Stolnikow (41 minutes)
0: The overture ** is a series of leitmotifs, starting with death, a flute that goes up, then down, then up again and is echoed by the horns and basses. This is followed by a rustic peasant-like tune that gives way to some bangs and then the death motif again. It is taken up this time by the clarinet and the strings. The flute comes back and then the rustics, but this time more developed and then a crescendo and crash, bang, back to the death motif. Then the strings develop into a triumphant waltz and then a furious version of death again. The orchestra goes crazy, into a dance like tune and then crash again and dies away slowly until it turn into, wait for it, the flute of death. We have some strings and woodwinds scurrying around, building to something you know will be spectacular, a noble theme, then crash Romance is gloriously sustained for around forty seconds then another building up bells and cymbals everywhere with strings racing around and then minor rising then major then rustic in light strings and bang ecstasy and then with nine bangs it is over. This is a rather weak orchestration of the overture, others include the orchestra banging it out at force nine half the time like it's the Ride of the Valkyries and in that case, you will be weeping at the end. I know I was.
9: Scary brooding music and a military-like theme leads us into of all things an amazingly melodic yet militaristic Polonaise **. The bass is Dziemba, Stolnikow's butler, who will be slightly important at the end of the opera, and the male chorus consists of the guests for the engagement party. The orchestra dances around the entire time like it's on something, maybe Valium?
14: The trio (Janusz/Zofia/Stolnik) sounds like it was lifted from a very late Donizetti opera, except it's in Polish**.
17: Halka's mad little song ***, incredibly haunting, and it comes back a lot. Zofia wants to know who the strange girl is. Janusz: Dunno. But she calls her lover Jaszko and an eagle, Janusz?
19: The second part of the trio is a bit more melodic than the first **, another dance-like tune.
21: Janusz's aria, in which he blabs the entire story that Halka won't be in a few minutes to the audience in a recitative, but the aria that follows is really, really melodic and foreboding **.
23,25: We finally meet Halka, and she has a lovely air ** based on her song from earlier. The middle part sounds like Tchaikovsky could have written it. But then she gets a bit agitated and then it goes into a dancing tune (aren't they all here?) as the number becomes a duet with Janusz **. The chorus briefly is heard off stage. He promises to meet her at a Madonna statue outside, she will be waiting for him. She goes off to a dance tune.
32: The guests come back toasting Janusz, they go off into a tune that sounds like the Polonaise from earlier but isn't quite **. Watch the crescendo.
34: Stolnik blesses Janusz and Zofia to a waltz ** and then he orders another dance from Dziemba.
37: The last four minutes of the act is a Mazurka, one of the most forgettable ones you will ever hear, it is still stuck in my head nearly eight years after the first time I heard it **.
Act 2: The park on Stolnik's estate, Madonna statue. (24 minutes)
1: An entr'acte flows directly into Halka waits for Janusz and prayers to the statue of the Virgin Mary. She also wonders where Jontek is. Melodically it is a bit all over the place some things sounds French, others Italian, but every idea is good **.
9: Jontek arrives and scares Halka*, listen for a theme around two minutes in from the woodwinds.
12: Jontek keeps laughing at her, Janusz does not love her he tells her but it is out one ear **. Two minutes in this turns into another dance-like theme and Jontek has an aria in which he tells Halka that Janusz is off her.
17: The chorus can be heard in the distance. Halka bombs out, Jontek is right, Janusz doesn't love her anymore, in a racing recitative (including a bit from the overture) she wants Jontek to take her away **.
19: But Janusz arrives this leads into a confrontation and duet between he and Jontek, both discussing which could possibly love Halka more **.
22: This flows immediately into the finale when the guests, Zofia, and Stolnik arrive on the scene, a very fast and dramatic affair as Halka and Jontek run off from the crashed party **.
Act 3: A village owned by Janusz about one month later. (21 minutes)
0: Prelude time again *. Hints of Halka's song from act 1 are played in a sunny way and then we find, yes, the first cord from the overture, symbolising death, or is it Halka?
3: The chorus **, starts with a lone a cappella tenor, then the rest of the chorus and orchestra slowly come out. Watch the tenors, they sing a reminder of Jontek's aria from act 2. A dignified melody throughout going from a tenor solo for a villager and a Tchaikovsky-like choir.
8: A Goral dance **. It is basically a really fun dance number acting as an intermezzo (and filler) before Halka and Jontek show up in the village. Scenic, especially watch for the last minute or so where it takes on an almost Mozart sound.
13: After the villagers realize that Jontek and Halka have returned Jontek addresses the people to a lovely melody that is full of sadness. The villagers are enraged over Janusz's up coming wedding to Zofia, enraged over Halka's pregnancy which is Janusz's fault, and now Halka is out of her mind thinking about a dove being torn to bits by a falcon.
19: The villagers vent out their rage in a great chorus ***, a black bird is seen overhead, a bad omen, as the curtain falls.
Act 4: Before the village church (36 minutes)
0: A brief orchestral introduction *, this time a new theme, a bit of what we will here Jontek sing in a few moments. He asks a piper why he plays a happy tune. The piper is getting ready for the wedding party which is about to arrive for the ceremony. It is a nature song.
6: Jontek thinks about all the forms of nature Halka reminds him of in a ravishing aria in which he addresses Halka by her real name Halina *** with that piper still hanging around.
10: The wedding part arrives. The villagers assembled have to be coerced to be nice by Dziemba. They give Stolnik a cool welcome, a somewhat hostile one to Janusz and then he spots Halka in the crowd, cutting off Zofia as she says hello to the villagers. They are much more welcoming to her, probably because they know that she is just a pawn being used by the men in her life, namely their employers. Then the chorus is ordered by Dziemba to pull off a magnificent little number *** which is broken in mid-flight by Halka
15: A "thinks" sextette ***, one of the most lilting numbers in the entire work, and that is saying something. Zofia thinks she recognizes Halka and asks her why she is so sad out of genuine concern, Janusz as guilty as sin and admits that Halka was the girl from the party, Jontek very noble and Halka less out of her mind than before. The chorus thinking how terrible all of this is as the wedding couple and guest go into the church to get on with the ceremony. Suddenly the chorus bursts into Halka's theme from act 1 not once but twice times.
20: Halka has a brief duet with Jontek, she can not get over Janusz even though she know recognizes that he is about to marry Zofia. The organ starts to play, a chorus can be heard from the church **.
23: Halka wants to burn down the church and immolate everyone inside ala Khovanshchina act 5. She can not believe that Janusz has just left her like this. Her baby (their baby) is dead and she is all alone now (for some reason she completely ignores the fact that Jontek, her social equal, is deeply in love with her). There is another theme that will return more developed in the play out: water/river? The chorus from inside the church causes her to change her mind about killing absolutely everyone including the people who actually care about her like Jontek, suicide would be a much simpler solution to her problem so after ten minutes (watch for the melody nine minutes into the aria with the harp and organ when she goes just a little bel canto Italian on us) of this she throws herself into the local river to the flute playing the death theme from the very beginning of the opera. Then a crash from the orchestra fades away. Obviously *** albeit a slow one.
35: The play out **: the orchestra races around like a violent river, Jontek cries out Halka! Halka! the wedding party asks who has drowned, "Halka!" Jontek cries again with the chorus moaning her fate. Dziemba tries to get the chorus to sing a happy song for the wedding couple, this time it is obviously very half-hearted, but the orchestra climaxes manically (especially the drums which are on over-dose) as Zofia figures out everything just a few moments too late.
Halka is a disaster, but an incredibly melodic one. It is probably the greatest opera in Polish ever written and yet it has all of the appeal of Tristan und Isolde for someone who hates Wagner. The musical beauty of the work is so consistent, so unrelenting, that it makes its 2 hour running time almost unbearable because it is just too pretty. What is even more bizarre is that all of the versions of Halka (2 act original/4 act version we know today) were completed BEFORE Wagner completed Tristan and Moniuszko was certainly not influenced by it. Also, although Halka may be the Polish Tristan it is nothing musically like the later Wagner opera at all, it is actually a rather ordinary work based on Italian and French models. But what about those leitmotifs? I don't know. This opera was originally written years before the premiere of Lohengrin so I doubt Wagnerian influence. Why is it the diatonic Tristan? Did Moniuszko come up with the idea on his own, most likely. What is definite though is that the work is very, very Polish. The Polonaise and Mazurka and Goral dances give this away if nothing else and all are of course excellent. What is wrong with the opera? Mostly the story (although not the libretto which has some rather excellent class awareness and subtlety to it such as the responds of the villagers to each of their three Szlachta overlords, they are much nicer to the bride than to her father and especially to the groom). The situation is profoundly heartbreaking, for everyone involved. Janusz is a jerk, but we still end up having a little sympathy for him, although not as much as for the other three members of the love-square that forms the spine of the drama. This does not however mean that we are totally sympathetic to Halka. We know that she is totally nuts (and possibly mentally handicapped to some extent) from the very beginning, and her rejection of Jontek's love, her plan A of burning down the church, and then her suicide by drowning proves this for the audience. Jontek is perhaps too loving or is he(?), yet when in opera has this been as sign of stupidity unless it gets you killed which for Jontek it does not? Zofia is bizarrely the most sympathetic but at the same time the most two dimensional which is odd since we know more about her origins than anyone else (and her father is the only parent at the wedding and he is more three dimensional than she is). In spite of its horrible storyline there is so much here, the music, the examination and critique of a class system, a devastating love story that ends up ruining the lives of literally everyone involved including people like Halka's dead baby who we never even meet because he is dead before we find out he was born? What will happen to the survivors? Will Zofia's marriage to Janusz be quickly and quietly annulled by the Pope? After all it is unconsummated. What will happen to Jontek? Will he kill Janusz or might Stolnik ruin him economically for trying to hood-wink his daughter into a con marriage? Will Janusz have Jontek physically tortured, after all he is one of his serfs. Oh well now I am just raving and it is 1 am! If I had to choose just one of the numbers from the opera as the best it would be Jontek's aria from the fourth act (which incidentally was an addition that was not in the original version). Halka is still an A, regardless of the insanity of its storyline.


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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang may be chilling with his dad, but Justin Trudeau's son Xavier could care less. JT shared this adorable pic on Instagram and writes, "Canada's official welcome for Chinese Premier Li Keqiang is tomorrow. Unofficial welcome from Xavier tonight."
But we know exactly what mini Trudeau is thinking in the photo: Jumping on a trampoline is way more fun than boring political small talk. We feel you, Xavier. And can we have a turn jumping next?
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Main Entry: vi·cis·si·tude
Pronunciation: \və-ˈsi-sə-ˌtüd, vī-, -ˌtyüd\
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle French, from Latin vicissitudo, from vicissim in turn, from vicis change, alternation — more at week
Date: circa 1576
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Several weeks ago, I posted that I had pneumonia, "or something". Apparently it isn't pneumonia.
The chest x-ray looked bad. The chest ct scan showed a mass. The bronchoscopy was futile and the biopsy inconclusive.
Thursday I have surgery. There are probabilities with all kinds of caveats, but no diagnosis until afterwards. The surgeon said to expect to be in the hospital about a week.
There are several risk factors for lung tumors, of which I have none. That's a good thing. Never smoked, never worked around chemicals, etc.
My husband has a couple of weeks of vacation saved up, which is wonderful. And his company will allow him to work from home when he needs to.
I guess we're kind of a couple of funny ducks. He wants to be alone during the surgery; and I want us to be alone when I come home.
After both of our sons were born, I wanted it to be just him and me and our sons in the house. I was afraid it would hurt my mother's feelings (it didn't). I've always been very private about pain and modesty and things. Since I was a very little girl.
It would actually be distressing for me to not be alone with Joe. So, I've asked family and friends to please be understanding. I can recuperate more quickly if I can limit interaction.
Wi-fi is available in the hospital, but I doubt very much that I'll be using it for a few days. I'm trying to get a few posts into my draft folder. Most of them won't be serious things, just some fun stuff.
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To our Mother in Heaven..Missed...more than ever.I know today you are with your baby sister Anna,once again.I know you were waiting with open arms to greet her into paradise. What joy there must be for all of you to be together and in God's presence.Smile down and look after us dear Mother....You are forever missed..Until we meet again..
We watched how your sisters lived to such a wonderful old age.We are so happy for them, but sadly we were cheated of so many years, you left us far too soon.
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The day before She was operated on She and My Step Dad had been invited to Her Nephew's wedding 3 months before and the Surgery was scheduled for that afternoon.....So My Cousin...My Mom's Nephew and His Bride and the whole wedding party came to the Hospital an Hour before the wedding ceremony. I will never forget it....
My Mom had gone into Surgery that afternoon and was in intensive care for 9 days before the Beast died along with My Best Friend and the Best Mother anyone could ask for. I was 23 years old with a 3 yr. old Son and a Month old Son....That day August 1st I also died. I felt My world had ended.....My Mother gone??? It can't be, not My Mother....
I have a Sister and a Brother .We had been taking shifts at the Hospital....My Sister an Brother in law...My Brother and My Husband....Well, She died on My Husbands shift at 4am...when My Husband came home to wake Us all up to tell Us I just screamed and screamed and screamed saying No, No, No, We all went to the Hospital in the same Car..My Sister Brother Br. in law..sister in law My Husband and My Husband got stopped by the Police for speeding...when The Officer saw Us all crying in the car He gave Us a Police Escort straight to the Hospital....
.As I passed the Chapel going to Intensive Care I opened the double doors and SCREAMED at God on the Cross and said I Hate You!!!!! I Hate You for taking My Mother!!!!! WHY???? WHY???? I only heard the echo's from the walls. There were no answers...... Till this Day I can not and will not look at those Pictures of My Mom and My Cousin's wedding Party in her Hospital Room.
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Transcription by Josh Lopez
First Match: (8-8) The Dark Order (Alex Reynolds & John Silver) vs. (10-16) Luther & (6-24) Serpentico
John Silver and Serpentico will start things off. Silver with a waist lock takedown. Standing Switch Exchange. Serpentico with a forearm smash. Silver with a Back Body Drop. Silver flexes his muscles. Serpentico with a forearm/toe kick combination. Silver reverses out of the irish whip from Serpentico. Silver uppercuts Serpentico in mid-air. Silver tags in Reynolds. Double Irish Whip. Double Drop Toe Hold. Double Basement Dropkick. Reynolds goes for a Belly to Back Suplex, but Serpentico lands back on his feet. Luther tags himself in. Reynolds with two haymakers. Reynolds ducks a clothesline from Luther. Luther reverses out of the irish whip from Reynolds. Reynolds side steps Luther into the turnbuckles. Reynolds with a running elbow smash. Reynolds drops Luther with a corkscrew elbow strike. Reynolds with a mid-air gut punch to Serpentico. Luther reverses out of the irish whip from Reynolds. Reynolds holds onto the ropes. Reynolds kicks Luther in the face. Serpentico runs interference. Luther with a running clothesline. Luther with a Side Belly to Belly Suplex. Luther transitions into a ground and pound attack. Luther tags in Serpentico. Luther sends Reynolds to the corner. Assisted Elbow Smash. Luther drives Serpentico back first into Reynolds. Luther with a knee lift. Serpentico hooks the outside leg for a two count. Serpentico applies a front face lock. Reynolds with clubbing shoulder blocks. Luther tags himself in.
Luther kicks Reynolds in the gut. Luther whips Reynolds into the turnbuckles. Luther with two clotheslines. Luther bodyslams Reynolds. Assisted Running Bulldog for a two count. Serpentico tags in Luther. Luther dumps Reynolds out of the ring. Reynolds denies The SuperKick. Reynolds with The Big Boot. Luther answers with a knee lift in the ropes. Luther puts Reynolds on the top turnbuckle. Reynolds with three sharp elbow strikes. Reynolds drops Luther with The MoonSault Press. Silver and Serpentico are tagged in. Silver with two clotheslines. Silver with two big biel throws. Silver follows that with a Release German Suplex to Luther. Silver lawn darts Serpentico into Luther. Silver with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Silver with The Bridging German Suplex for a two count. Silver tees off on Luther. Serpentico with a Roll Through Kick. Luther uses Serpentico as a weapon. Luther bodyslams Serpentico on top of Silver. Luther kicks Reynolds off the ring apron. Luther nails Silver with The Pump Kick. Reynolds negates The Creeping Death. Reynolds with two haymakers. Reynolds drops Luther with The Rolling Elbow. Reynolds lands The Suicide Dive. Forearm/Mid-Kick Exchange. Serpentico ducks a clothesline from Silver. Silver unloads a flurry of kicks. Serpentico with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Silver clotheslines Serpentico. Running Boot/Dropkick Combination. Silver delivers another Release German Suplex. Silver tags in Reynolds. Dark Order connects with The Dark Destroyer to pickup the victory.
Winner: (9-8) The Dark Order via Pinfall
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Second Match: (21-17) Christopher Daniels & (37-21) Frankie Kazarian vs. (0-3) Royce Isaacs & Jorel Nelson
Frankie Kazarian and Royce Isaacs will start things off. Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Quick shoving contest. Strong lockup. Kazarian with a double leg takedown. Isaacs push kicks Kazarian. Kazarian with two deep arm-drags. Kazarian applies an arm-bar. Isaacs grabs a side wrist lock. Kazarian reverses the hold. Kazarian whips Isaacs across the ring. Isaacs denies The Hip Toss. Kazarian ducks a clothesline from Isaacs. Kazarian goes for The O'Connor Roll, but Isaacs holds onto the ropes. Kazarian with another deep arm-drag. Kazarian applies an arm-bar. Isaacs backs Kazarian into the turnbuckles. Isaacs delivers a gut punch. Isaacs tags in Nelson. Nelson walks into an arm-drag from Kazarian. Kazarian applies an arm-bar. Kazarian tags in Daniels. Double Wrist Lock. Kazarian kicks Nelson in the chest. Daniels clotheslines the back of Nelson's neck. Kazarian with a Double Foot Stomp. Daniels with a forearm smash. Daniels whips Nelson into the turnbuckles. Daniels hits The Exploder Suplex for a two count. Daniels applies a side headlock. Nelson slings Daniels across the ring. Nelson bodyslams Daniels. Nelson tags in Isaacs. Daniels kicks Isaacs in the gut. Daniels with a deep arm-drag. Daniels applies an arm-bar. Daniels tags in Kazarian.
Daniels whips Isaacs across the ring. Daniels with a gut punch. Kazarian with a SomerSault NeckBreaker. Kazarian follows that with a Belly to Back Suplex. Kazarian tags in Daniels. Daniels buries his shoulder into the midsection of Isaacs. Daniels with a Step Up Enzuigiri for a two count. Daniels is distracted by Nelson. Isaacs fights out of the fireman's carry position. Daniels punches Nelson. Daniels thrust kicks the midsection of Isaacs. Short-Arm Reversal by Isaacs. Isaacs dumps Daniels face first on the top rope. Nelson kicks Daniels in the face. Isaacs with a Deadlift Fisherman's Suplex. Isaacs transitions into a ground and pound attack. Isaacs HeadButts Daniels. Isaacs tags in Nelson. Flying Leg Drop/Side Walk Slam Combination. Nelson taunts Kazarian. Nelson is raining down forearms. Nelson applies a waist lock. Daniels with three sharp elbow strikes. Isaacs tags himself in. Nelson dumps Daniels back first into the turnbuckles. Isaacs clotheslines Daniels for a two count. Daniels denies The Vertical Suplex. Isaacs punches Daniels in the back. Isaacs buries his shoulder into the midsection of Nelson. Isaacs with clubbing blows to Daniels back. Daniels kicks Isaacs in the gut.
Daniels creates distance with The STO. Kazarian and Nelson are tagged in. Kazarian ducks a clothesline from Nelson. Kazarian with a running forearm smash. Kazarian scores the elbow knockdown. Kazarian dropkicks Isaacs into the turnbuckles. Kazarian with a Spinning Leg Lariat. Isaacs reverses out of the irish whip from Kazarian. Kazarian with a flying forearm smash. Nelson launches Kazarian over the top rope. Kazarian hits The Guillotine Leg Drop. Kazarian with a shoulder block. Kazarian with a sunset flip for a two count. Isaacs kicks Kazarian in the gut. Kazarian bodyslams Isaacs. Kazarian with The SpringBoard Leg Drop. Kazarian applies a front face lock. Kazarian tags in Daniels. Nelson runs interference. Nelson inadvertently clotheslines Kazarian. Kazarian tees off on Nelson. Nelson reverses out of the irish whip from Kazarian. Kazarian with a Baseball Slide Dropkick to Isaacs. Kazarian punches Isaacs in the back. Forearm Exchange. Daniels with a chop/forearm combination. Nelson drives his knee into the midsection of Daniels. Daniels reverses out of the irish whip from Nelson. Lariat Exchange. Daniels connects with The Uranage Slam. Daniels lands The BME to pickup the victory.
Winner: (22-17) Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian via Pinfall
Third Match: (16-9) Penelope Ford w/Kip Sabian vs. (0-3) Miranda Alize
Alize ducks a clothesline from Ford. Alize with three arm-drags. Alize ducks under another clothesline from Ford. Alize with a Running Hurricanrana. Ford avoids The Baseball Slide Dropkick. Ford turns Alize around. Ford rocks Alize with a forearm smash. Ford transitions into a ground and pound attack. Ford goes for a Vertical Suplex, but Alize counters with an inside cradle for a two count. Ford kicks Alize in the gut. Alize reverses out of the irish whip from Ford. Ford launches Alize over the top rope. Ford with a forearm smash. Ford with a Rebound Knee Drop on the ring apron for a two count. Ford follows that with a Running Boot. Ford puts her leg on the back of Alize's neck. Ford slaps Alize in the face. Forearm Exchange. Alize with a chop/forearm combination. Running Forearm Exchange. Ford with The Spinning Heel Kick for a two count. Alize responds with a Ripcord Knee Strike. Ford with a drop toe hold into the middle rope. Ford dropkicks the back of Alize. Ford hits The Double Knee GutBuster. Ford connects with The Bridging Fisherman's Suplex to pickup the victory.
Winner: (17-9) Penelope Ford via Pinfall
Fourth Match: (9-0) The Gunn Club vs. (0-25) Baron Black, (0-7) Jake St. Patrick, (0-8) Adam Priest In A 6-Man Tag Team Match
Ricky Starks joins the commentary team for this match. Austin Gunn and Adam Priest will start things off. Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Priest with two waist lock takedowns. Priest applies a side headlock. Austin whips Priest across the ring. Priest ducks under two clotheslines from Austin. Priest reverses out of the irish whip from Austin. Austin ducks a clothesline from Priest. Austin sweeps out the legs of Priest. Austin with a SomerSault FaceBuster. Priest with a straight right hand. Billy and Black are tagged in. Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Black backs Billy into the turnbuckles.
Black unloads two knife edge chops. Billy applies a side headlock. Black whips Billy across the ring. Billy drops Black with a shoulder tackle. Black drops down on the canvas. Billy leapfrogs over Black. Billy with a Counter Hip Toss. Billy with a knife edge chop. Billy stomps on Black's chest. Billy tags in Colten. Gunn Club are mauling Black in the corner. Colten with a Running NeckBreaker. Black tags in Patrick. Patrick ducks a clothesline from Colten. Patrick goes for a Tilt-A-Whirl Side Russian Leg Sweep, but Colten counters with a NeckBreaker. Priest attacks Colten from behind. That leads us to a pier six brawl. Gunn Club clears the ring. Gunn Club connects with The Three Ten To Yuma to pickup the victory.
Winner: (10-0) The Gunn Club via Pinfall
Fifth Match: (14-23) Jack Evans vs. (5-7) Dante Martin
Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Wrist Lock Exchange. Evans kicks Martin in the gut. Evans with the irish whip. Martin dives over Evans. Evans drops down on the canvas. Evans leapfrogs over Martin. Martin sends Evans into the ropes. Evans cartwheels around Martin. Martin leapfrogs over Evans. Martin with three deep arm-drags. Martin applies an arm-bar. Evans reverses the hold. Evans with a straight right hand. Evans whips Martin across the ring. Martin ducks a clothesline from Evans. Martin with a deep arm-drag. Martin dropkicks Evans. Martin drops Evans with a NeckBreaker. Martin goes for The 450 Splash, but Evans ducks out of the way. Evans slips over Martin's back. Evans with a Corkscrew Kick. Evans with a double sledge. Evans is mauling Martin in the corner. Evans slams Martin's head on the top turnbuckle pad. Evans with the irish whip. Evans with a handspring back elbow smash. Evans follows that with a SpringBoard Enzuigiri for a two count.
Evans repeatedly slams Martin's head on the top turnbuckle pad. Martin catches Evans in mid-air. Martin with a Belly to Back Suplex onto the ramp way. Martin ducks a clothesline from Evans. Martin with a knife edge chop. Martin goes for a Vertical Suplex, but Evans lands back on his feet. Martin with an Inside Out Lariat. Martin dropkicks Evans. Martin with a Running Hurricanrana. Evans launches Martin over the top rope. Martin slams Evans head on the top turnbuckle pad. Martin hits The Quebrada for a two count. Evans kicks Martin in the face. Evans dumps Martin out of the ring. Martin avoids The Windmill Kick. Martin kicks Evans in the gut. Martin somersaults over the ringside barricade. Martin dodges The RoundHouse Kick. Martin with a straight right hand. Martin drills Evans with The Canadian Destroyer on the floor. Martin rolls Evans back into the ring. Martin connects with The 450 Splash to pickup the victory. After the match, Angelico attacks Dante from behind. Darius Martin comes out to make the save.
Winner: (6-7) Dante Martin via Pinfall
Sixth Match: (20-5) Brian Cage (c) w/Hook vs. (9-28-2) Brandon Cutler For The FTW World Heavyweight Championship
Cage with a waist lock takedown. Cage applies a front face lock. Wrist Lock Exchange. Cage with a straight right hand. Cage sends Cutler to the corner. Cutler side steps Cage into the turnbuckles. Cutler with a RoundHouse Kick. Cutler with a shoulder block. Cutler follows that with a Slingshot Head Kick. Cage catches Cutler in mid-air. Cage hits The Death Valley Driver. Cage with clubbing shoulder blocks. Cage blasts Cutler with a knife edge chop. Cage denies the sunset flip. Cutler with a RoundHouse Kick. Cutler is throwing haymakers at Cage. Cutler ducks a clothesline from Cage. Cutler with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Cutler lands The Suicide Dive. Cutler rolls Cage back into the ring.
Cutler with The SpringBoard Crossbody Block for a two count. Cutler tees off on Cage. Short-Arm Reversal by Cage. Cage with a PumpHandle FaceBuster for a two count. Cage goes for The F5, but Cutler lands back on his feet. Cage blocks a boot from Cutler. Cage with a knee lift. Cage goes for a Discus Lariat, but Cutler counters with The Pump Kick. Cage SuperKicks Cutler. Cutler slams Cage's head on the top turnbuckle pad. Cutler hits The Sunset Bomb for a two count. Cutler drops Cage with The SpringBoard Forearm Smash. Cutler points at TAZ. Cutler connects with The SpringBoard Elbow Drop for a two count. Cage catches Cutler in mid-air. Cage plants Cutler with The Drill Claw to pickup the victory.
Winner: Still FTW World Heavyweight Champion, (21-5) Brian Cage via Pinfall
Seventh Match: (0-2) Ashley Vox vs. (1-10) Alex Gracia
Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Vox slings Gracia across the ring. Strong lockup. Gracia with two deep arm-drags. Gracia applies an arm-bar. Vox grabs a side wrist lock. Vox sends Gracia to the corner. Gracia buries her shoulder into the midsection of Vox. Gracia rolls Vox over for a one count. Gracia with a SpringBoard Crossbody Block for a one count. Gracia dropkicks Vox. Vox dives over Gracia. Vox goes for a sunset flip, but Gracia counters with a basement dropkick for a two count. Forearm Exchange, Vox fish hooks Gracia. Vox HeadButts Gracia. Vox ducks a clothesline from Gracia. Vox applies a standing arm-bar. Gracia with a deep arm-drag. Leg Sweep Exchange. Rollup Exchange. Vox ducks a clothesline from Gracia. Vox makes Gracia tap out to a Modified Fujiwara Arm-Bar.
Winner: (1-2) Ashley Vox via Submission
Eight Match: (20-26) Joey Janela & (18-24) Sonny Kiss vs. (0-4) Seth Gargis & (0-9) Vary Morales
Joey Janela and Vary Morales will start things off. Janela is playing mind games with Morales. Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Janela applies a side headlock. Morales reverses the hold. Janela whips Morales across the ring. Morales drops down on the canvas. Janela with a single leg takedown. Morales pops back on his feet. Janela mocks Morales. Janela SuperKicks Morales. Janela tags in Kiss. Double Irish Whip. Morales kicks Kiss in the chest. Janela dodges The Step Up Enzuigiri. Janela applies The Romero Special. Kiss grabs the cravate for added pressure. Gargis breaks up the submission hold. Janela and Gargis are tagged in.
Janela backs away from Gargis. Janela tags in Kiss. Kiss with a Flying Crossbody Block for a two count. Gargis whips Kiss into the turnbuckles. Kiss decks Gargis with a back elbow smash. Kiss with The RoundHouse Kick. Kiss tags in Janela. Janela is throwing haymakers at Gargis. Janela runs into Gargis. Shoulder Block Exchange. Janela ducks a clothesline from Gargis. Janela drops Gargis with a leaping shoulder tackle. Kiss tags himself in. Double Vertical Suplex. Janela with a Rolling Elbow. Kiss with a Spinning Back Kick. Janela SuperKicks Gargis. Kiss with a Rolling Elbow of his own. Janela thrust kicks the midsection of Morales. Janela with a Half Nelson Driver. Janela SuperKicks Gargis. Kiss nails Gargis with The Pump Kick. Janela and Kiss connects with their Reverse DDT/Flying Split Combination to pickup the victory.
Winner: (21-26) Joey Janela & (19-24) Sonny Kiss via Pinfall
Ninth Match: (0-27) Fuego Del Sol vs. (0-3) JD Drake w/Ryan Nemeth
Del Sol repeatedly kicks the left hamstring of Drake. Drake blocks a boot from Del Sol. Del Sol ducks under two clotheslines from Drake. Drake denies The Running Headscissors Takeover. Drake goes for a PowerBomb, but Del Sol lands back on his feet. Del Sol slips over Drake's back. Drake with a Hip Toss. Drake with a knife edge chop. Drake whips Del Sol across the ring. Del Sol ducks a clothesline from Drake. Del Sol with a Running Headscissors Takeover. Drake denies The Suicide Dive. Drake throws Del Sol into the ropes. Drake with a mid-air haymaker. Drake rolls Del Sol back into the ring. Drake bodyslams Del Sol. Drake with a Falling HeadButt for a two count. Drake uses the middle rope as a weapon.
Drake with a Running Boot across the back of Del Sol's neck. Chop Exchange. Del Sol unloads a series of bodyshots. Drake sends Del Sol to the corner. Drake levels Del Sol with a Body Avalanche. Drake bodyslams Del Sol into the turnbuckles. Drake with a Big Splash for a two count. Drake with a knee drop. Drake toys around with Del Sol. Del Sol is displaying his fighting spirit. Drake with a blistering chop. Drake talks smack to Del Sol. Drake goes for a Vertical Suplex, but Del Sol lands back on his feet. Del Sol rolls Drake over for a two count. Del Sol kicks Drake in the face. Del Sol dives over Drake. Drake catches Del Sol in mid-air. Del Sol with a Cazadora Knee Smash. Del Sol with a flurry of kicks. Del Sol delivers The Question Mark. Drake denies The Standing Slice Bread. Drake connects with The Running Knee to pickup the victory.
Winner: (1-3) JD Drake via Pinfall
Tenth Match: (20-15) QT Marshall vs. (0-32) Shawn Dean
Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Dean backs Marshall into the turnbuckles. Dean taunts Marshall. Strong lockup. Marshall applies a side headlock. Dean whips Marshall across the ring. Marshall drops Dean with a shoulder tackle. Marshall mocks Dean. Dean drops down on the canvas. Dean leapfrogs over Marshall. Dean with a spinning back elbow smash. Marshall kicks Dean in the gut. Marshall with a straight right hand. Marshall with the irish whip. Marshall clotheslines Dean. Marshall stomps on Dean's face. Marshall sends Dean to the ring apron. Dean with a shoulder block. Dean slips over Marshall's back. Dean clotheslines Marshall over the top rope. Dean dropkicks Marshall off the ring apron. Marshall avoids The Slingshot Pescado. Marshall clotheslines Dean. Marshall rolls Dean back into the ring. Marshall with two elbow drops. Marshall walks over Dean.
Dean with heavy bodyshots. Marshall reverses out of the irish whip from Dean. Dean kicks Marshall in the chest. Marshall scores the elbow knockdown. Marshall clotheslines Dean for a two count. Marshall applies a rear chin lock. Marshall punches Dean in the back. Marshall slings Dean across the ring. Dean dropkicks Marshall in mid-air. Haymaker Exchange. Marshall drives his knee into the midsection of Dean. Dean ducks a clothesline from Marshall. Dean with a spinning elbow strike. Dean clotheslines Marshall. Marshall reverses out of the irish whip from Dean. Dean launches Marshall over the top rope. Dean with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Dean lands The SomerSault Plancha. Dean rolls Marshall back into the ring. Dropkick Exchange. Dean denies The Diamond Cutter. Marshall negates The Captain's Salute. Marshall sends Dean to the corner. Dean thrust kicks the midsection of Marshall. Marshall goes for a Diving Clothesline, but Marshall counters with The Diamond Cutter to pickup the victory.
Winner: (21-15) QT Marshall via Pinfall
Eleventh Match: (11-3) The Bunny w/The Butcher & The Blade vs. (0-5) Jazmin Allure
Bunny immediately attacks Allure before the bell rings. Bunny with forearm shivers. Bunny rams Allure's face across the top strand. Chop/Forearm Exchange. Bunny reverses out of the irish whip from Allure. Allure dropkicks the left knee of Bunny. Allure with a basement dropkick. Bunny slams Allure's head on the middle rope. Bunny clotheslines Allure. Bunny laughs at Allure. Bunny rag dolls Allure. Bunny whips Allure into the turnbuckles. Bunny with The Sliding Forearm Smash. Bunny toys around with Allure. Bunny tugs on Allure's hair. Allure decks Bunny with a SitOut JawBreaker. Allure with two clotheslines. Bunny side steps Allure into the turnbuckles. Bunny SuperKicks Allure. Bunny connects with Down The Rabbit Hole to pickup the victory.
Winner: (12-3) The Bunny via Pinfall
Twelfth Match: (0-0) The Dark Order (Colt Cabana, Evil Uno, and Stu Grayson) vs. (0-6) Carlie Bravo, (0-3) Brick Aldridge, (0-3) Dean Alexander In A 6-Man Tag Team Match
Colt Cabana and Dean Alexander will start things off. Cabana signals for the test of strength. Cabana with a back heel trip. Cabana grapevines the legs of Alexander. Cabana applies a front face lock. Wrist Lock Exchange. Cabana applies a hammerlock. Cabana grabs a side wrist lock. Cabana with a deep arm-drag. Alexander tags in Bravo. Bravo talks smack to Cabana. Cabana with a straight right hand. Cabana with a forearm smash. Cabana slams Bravo's head on the top turnbuckle pad. Cabana unloads two knife edge chops. Dark Order is lighting up Bravo's chest. Uno with a Vertical Suplex for a two count. Uno tags in Grayson. Grayson kicks Bravo in the face. Uno with a Side Russian Leg Sweep. Grayson with The PK. Grayson whips Bravo into the turnbuckles. Bravo sends Grayson shoulder first into the steel ring post. Bravo tags in Aldridge. Aldridge punches Grayson in the back. Aldridge taunts Cabana.
Cabana rocks Aldridge with a forearm smash. Aldridge throws Grayson into the turnbuckles. Aldridge with a back elbow smash. Aldridge tags in Alexander. Alexander repeatedly stomps on Grayson's chest. Alexander with two haymakers. Alexander tags in Bravo. Bravo unloads a flurry of right jabs. Bravo stomps on Grayson's chest. Bravo tags in Aldridge. Aldridge continues to stomp on Grayson's chest. Aldridge tags in Alexander. Grayson fights out of the fireman's carry position. Grayson with an Overhead Belly to Belly Suplex. Aldridge tags himself in. Aldridge stops Grayson in his tracks. Aldridge with forearm shivers. Aldridge runs into a clothesline from Grayson. Grayson with a Uranage Slam. Uno and Bravo are tagged in. Uno with two forearm smashes. Uno kicks Alexander in the gut. Uno with a Swinging NeckBreaker. Uno ducks a clothesline from Aldridge. Uno drops Aldridge with The Big Boot. Bravo kicks Uno in the gut. Short-Arm Reversal by Uno. Uno with a Roll Through Double Foot Stomp. Uno with a basement dropkick. Uno hits The Ushigoroshi. Uno tags in Cabana. Bionic Elbow Party. Cabana tags in Grayson. Dark Order connects with The Fatality to pickup the victory.
Winner: (1-0) The Dark Order via Pinfall
Thirteenth Match: (4-8) Nick Comoroto & (0-24) Aaron Solow vs. (0-10) Angel Fashion & (0-11) D3
Aaron Solow and D3 will start things off. Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Solow applies a wrist lock. Solow with a fireman's carry takeover. Wrist Lock Exchange. D3 applies a side headlock. Solow whips D3 across the ring. D3 goes for a sunset flip, but Solow counters with a Double Foot Stomp. Solow tags in Comoroto. D3 scrambles to his corner. D3 tags in Fashion. Fashion signals for the test of strength. Fashion slaps Comoroto in the face. Comoroto clotheslines Fashion. Comoroto goes for a Bodyslam, but Fashion lands back on his feet. Fashion with heavy bodyshots. Fashion with a straight right hand. Fashion ducks a clothesline from Comoroto. Fashion goes for a Running Crossbody Block, but Comoroto counters with The Powerslam. Comoroto tags in Solow. Solow rocks D3 with a forearm smash. Fashion kicks Solow in the gut. Short-Arm Reversal by Solow. Solow kicks Fashion in the gut. Solow connects with The Criss-Cross Pedigree to pickup the victory.
Winner: (5-8) Nick Comoroto & (1-24) Aaron Solow via Pinfall
Fourteenth Match: (3-9) Cezar Bononi w/Peter Avalon vs. (0-9) John Skyler
Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Bononi sends Skyler to the corner. Skyler side steps Bononi into the turnbuckles. Skyler with a knife edge chop. Bononi shoves Skyler. Skyler ducks a clothesline from Bononi. Skyler headbutts the midsection of Bononi. Skyler uppercuts Bononi. Skyler with a Jumping Knee Strike. Skyler with two clotheslines. Bononi whips Skyler into the turnbuckles. Bononi with two corner clotheslines. Bononi clotheslines the back of Skyler's neck. Bononi repeatedly stomps on Skyler's chest. Bononi is choking Skyler with his boot. Avalon attacks Skyler behind the referee's back. Bononi with a Hip Toss for a two count. Bononi applies a rear chin lock. Bononi dumps Skyler out of the ring. Bononi with a Belly to Back Suplex on the ring apron. Bononi plays to the crowd. Skyler with a Rising Knee Strike. Bononi denies the sunset flip. Skyler goes for an O'Connor Roll, but Bononi holds onto the ropes. Bononi applies The Sleeper Hold. Bononi connects with The Death Valley Driver to pickup the victory.
Winner: (4-9) Cezar Bononi via Pinfall
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