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The unidentified man reportedly approached a girl who was in the schools parking area Thursday afternoon. The girl told police the man asked her questions and she became frightened and fled into the school.
The girl and a witness described the man as being of medium height with short brown hair, a dark-colored hood and outer garments and dark-colored pants.
The man reportedly looked dirty with ratty-looking clothes.
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Grand Magus
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|Grand Magus
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|Stockholm, Sweden
|Heavy metal, doom metal, stoner metal
|Years active
|Roadrunner Records
|Associated acts
|Spiritual Beggars
Abramis Brama
Bajen Death Cult
Four Sticks
Ayreon (The Theory of Everything (album))
|Janne JB Christoffersson
Fox [Skinner]
|Past members
|Sebastian "SEB" Sippola
Fredrik "Trisse" Liefendahl (Abramis Brama)
Grand Magus are a heavy metal band from Stockholm, Sweden.
Grand Magus was formed by former Cardinal Fang vocalist Janne "JB" Christoffersson and bassist Fox.[1] They soon teamed up with drummer Fredrik "Trisse" Liefvendahl and recorded a three track demo. This recording led to an appearance on the Waterdragon Records compilation, Greatest Hits Vol. 1 (2000). After this compilation they put out a split 7" with Spiritual Beggars (who JB would later join) on Southern Lord Records. This split was followed closely by their debut album, Grand Magus (2001), on Rise Above Records. Two more albums would follow, Monument (2003) and Wolf's Return (2005), both on Rise Above. In 2006 Trisse left the band and Sebastian "SEB" Sippola was recruited on drums. The band released their fourth album, Iron Will, on June 9, 2008 on Rise Above. On December 2009 Roadrunner records announced they are releasing Grand Magus fifth album called Hammer of the North in summer of 2010.[2] The news is posted on their website.
Current line-up[edit]
- Janne "JB" Christoffersson - lead vocals, guitar (1996-present)
- Fox Skinner - bass, backing vocals (1996-present)
- Ludwig "Ludde" Witt - drums (2010-present)
Past members[edit]
- Grand Magus (2001, Rise Above Records)
- Monument (2003, Rise Above Records)
- Wolf's Return (2005, Rise Above Records)
- Iron Will (2008, Rise Above Records)
- Hammer of the North (2010, Roadrunner Records)
- The Hunt (2012, Nuclear Blast)
- Triumph and Power (2014, Nuclear Blast) UK #129
- Split 7" with Spiritual Beggars (2001 Southern Lord Records)
Compilation appearances[edit]
- "Glow" and "Mountain of Power" on Greatest Hits Vol. 1 (2000 Water Dragon Records)
- "Lodbrok" on Rebirth of the Heavy (2002 The Music Cartel)
External links[edit]
- Official Grand Magus homepage
- Grand Magus biography at Rise Above Records homepage
- Grand Magus discography at MusicBrainz


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Starting this weekend, many college students begin their spring break pilgrimage. They're heading to prime party spots like our Florida beaches, and for many, that yearly ritual includes alcohol, and lots of it.
But the reality is, that fun can turn deadly. And few people know that better than a Tampa mother who lost her daughter to a night of drinking two years ago.
It's a story no parent wants to tell. In 2012, Angie Ammon stepped forward sharing what happened to her 19-year-old daughter Molly.
"They said she was not incoherent. She was talking, she was laughing, she was saying 'oh my gosh, I'm so funny aren't I?' And they put her to bed and they checked on her, and then in the morning she wasn't breathing," Angie said.
In March of 2011, Molly died from alcohol poisoning. Her blood alcohol level was .4 -- five times the legal limit. It happened within hours of leaving her south Tampa home.
Molly's friends put her to bed at 2 a.m. She never woke up.
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One year later in Molly's untouched bedroom, Angie knew what her mission was.
"Hopefully her purpose was that somebody else will learn the lesson, and I can't lie. I wish she was learning the lesson and some other mother was standing here crying, telling the story.But, it is what it is," Angie said.
After our story with Angie aired here on FOX 13, Angie took Molly's story nationwide, appearing on the "Today" show. She's also spoken to two sororities at the University of Florida and pre-taped a segment for the Ricki Lake show.
We caught up with Angie two weeks ago when she was speaking to tweens, teens, parents and young adults at the First Presbyterian church in Tampa.
"Molly went away -- it was her first spring break at the University of Florida. So never ever did I think she wouldn't come home," Angie said.
Now, she urges young people to make smart choices.
"I can talk about her and maybe, just maybe help somebody else in the room," she says.
Alarming statistics, and an unclear law
The reality is that 90 percent of underage drinkers are binge drinkers, with young adults chugging down more than nine drinks at a time. And there's more: one in three kids start drinking in 8th grade, and half of those who drink say they've been drunk.
By age 18, two out of every three students say they've tried alcohol.
Angie believes there's a stark message all parents must hear: your child is likely to drink, and even if not, they will be around others who do.
"If they're lucky enough to have the child that doesn't drink, they will be with a friend -- especially once they get to college -- who has had too much to drink. That's just the fact, and they need to know what to do for that friend, and that's get them to the hospital."
Getting to the hospital begins with a call for help, but underage drinkers hesitate. They fear getting into trouble. Some colleges campuses recognize that problem, including the University of Florida, and created amnesty policies.
Off campus, some states are following suit, enacting 911 Lifeline legislation. Here in Florida, the 911 Good Samaritan Act went into effect October 2012, and prosecutors are waiting to see how the law will be applied, and what precedents will be set.
"I can see this playing out with two teenagers that make a stupid mistake," said Felix Vega, an assistant state attorney in Hillsborough County.
Vega says the new law was written to help curtail deaths from drug overdoses from prescription pills like xanax and oxycodone.
Unfortunately, it's not yet clear whether it will apply to underage drinkers.
"It's going through it's growing pains at this point. On the back side, how we handle it in the system, that's going to be a million dollar question," Vega said.
Going forward: raising awareness, saving lives
That million dollar question will have to be answered in Florida courts. In the meantime, Vega has no doubt that the law's intent is to save lives.
"There should be more campaign to get the law out there. Let people know about it, especially to kids who are going to college. Look, this law is here if you're in this situation you need to act and call for medical attention," he said.
Law or not, Angie believes calling for help is the right thing to do.
"Big message: never ever put an intoxicated friend to bed. Call a parent, call 911, even if you think they're going to get in trouble," Angie says. "The friends that were with Molly did not know to do that. I did not know that you needed to do that, and those friends will live with finding their closest friend dead for the rest of their lives. And no other student should have to live with that."
Angie says she draws strength now from a picture Molly drew of herself as an angel, back on her on her 9th birthday. These days, she believes her angel's story has saved lives: she knows of two families who say their kids were saved -- because they knew when it was time to get help.
Many students ask how they will be able know if someone needs help. If you think you need to call, the best thing to do is to pick up the phone. You can call 911 and let the operator help you, call a parent or the poison information center.
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Proceeds from the 12.12.12 concert and album will go to the Robin Hood Relief Fund, which is providing money, materials and information to charitable organizations in the northeastern U.S. that are helping assist the families and areas hit hardest by Sandy.
The 12.12.12 album is expected to be release on December 18. You can pre-order your copy now for $12.99 on iTunes .
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SPOKANE-- A new statewide law enforcement report shows Spokane has a higher crime rate than Seattle, Tacoma and Yakima and for a city our size; there are fewer officers on the street than we should.
Using the 2011 crime report put out by The Washington Association of Sheriff's And Police Chiefs, KREM 2 news compared the crime rate in Spokane to Seattle, Yakima, Tacoma and Moses Lake. Per capita, Spokane tops all of them, with a crime rate of 78.5.
For every one thousand people, 78 and a half would be involved in some sort of crime.
Spokane comes in second to Tacoma with a rate of 6.2 in violent crime. For property crimes, Spokane tops the list.
For every thousand people, 72.3 were victims. Seattle's rate is much lower at 52.1.
Comparing counties across the state, Spokane comes in first. Spokane County is 55.7, ahead of both pierce and king counties.
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The glamour and excitement of the games is possible because of a foundation of proper planning. Similarly, a financial plan is the foundation of a process towards personal financial success.
Every Olympic Games shows us things we have never seen before. While the past provides perspective and context, it is no guarantee of future results.
The hopes of Team USA do not only depend on Shaun White. A diversified portfolio of strong and uncorrelated performers tends to provide consistency and positive results.
Athletes don't make the Olympic team because of one performance. It takes years of preparation, hard work and success to represent one's country at the games. Investments are no different – diligence, consistency and expertise are traits that may lead to financial accomplishment.
What do tug-of-war, solo synchronized swimming and live pigeon shooting have in common? They were all once Olympic events. While it is important to keep an open mind, always beware of the "next big thing."
What fans see at the games does not happen overnight. Success takes a lifetime of hard work and discipline. There are no shortcuts to a healthy financial future.
With the 2014 winter Olympics in full swing, it has me thinking: What personal finance lessons can we learn from the games?
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When it comes to animals, Adam Roberts not only talks the talk, but also walks the walk. Since beginning his animal advocacy career in Washington, D.C. in 1991, Adam's ambition, tireless involvement, and profound knowledge of conservation and wildlife issues have cemented him as a go-to voice for protecting animals — and he has elevated Born Free USA to the respected and impactful organization that we know today. Adam's compassionate, informed, and forward-thinking blogs will surely motivate you to join us in our fight to Keep Wildlife in the Wild.
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Bravo, Springer… bravo!
In early 2002, an emaciated, sickly baby orca was spotted in the waters off of Seattle, all alone, without her mother. She was named Springer. After months of observation and growing popularity, she was rescued and rehabilitated by a coalition of animal welfare groups and ultimately released back into the wild with her family. (Born Free Foundation helped raise funds to support and monitor Springer's ongoing protection after her release.)
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Elephant poaching has reached crisis levels. Elephant poaching has reached crisis levels. Elephant poaching has reached crisis levels.
I'm not quite sure how many times and in how many different ways it has to be said to make a global impact, but elephant poaching has reached crisis levels—and something must be done now.
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Rob Laidlaw, a friend and long-time colleague, just published a book called "5 Elephants": another accessible and important written plea for compassion. "5 Elephants" goes beyond the typical facts and figures about the species, and tackles the grave challenges faced by elephants, both wild and captive—and follows the stories of five well-known elephants to encourage the reader to care about these animals as individuals. Rob covers everything you could ever want to know about elephants—from their physicality, to their ranges, to their personal histories, to their challenges—all in plenty of detail, to educate and entertain. (And, besides being wonderfully readable, I thoroughly enjoyed the stunning photography.)
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Tear It Up: Rampage Jackson's Reebok ATV 19+ Event Recap
On Tuesday, January 22, Reebok and Rampage Jackson held a launch event for the ATV 19+ in Chicago. A select group of media outlets got a chance to get up close and personal with the Quinton "Rampage" Jackson endorsed Reebok ATV 19+. TSG and a few other outlets were granted access to watch Rampage train for his big UFC fight this Saturday, January 26, against Glover Teixeira. After watching Jackson train, we were allowed a chance to test out the ATV 19+ by training with Rampage and his trainers.
Reebok's Head of Advanced Innovation, Bill Mclnnis, was also in attendance at the event. He spoke with the media about the design and inspiration of the shoe. Mclnnis explained that the shoe is basically an ATV (All Terrain Vehicle) for your feet. Being able to withstand grass, snow, mud, rocks, dirt, pavement, or whatever type of surface, proves the Reebok ATV 19+ can handle any terrain. The cushioned outriggers and 19 irregular lugs makes it all possible. To simplify in the words of Reebok, it's technology you can feel.
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"Reebok is taking a completely unique approach to designing a shoe for all surfaces by reimagining the scale of traction lugs." said Reebok's Head of Advanced Innovation, Bill McInnis. "The oversized lugs on the sole of the shoe give the runner unparalleled ability to power through any terrain."
Inspired by the tire geometry of All-Terrain Vehicles, ATV 19+ features nineteen irregular lugs designed to rip mud, snow, sand, and grass out of the way. ATV19+ technology works to grab the most terrain possible with each step, for optimal running on all surfaces. In addition, ATV 19+ features rugged synthetic toe and heel overlays for durability and abrasion resistance, a padded tongue and collar for supportive comfort and fit for all-terrain challenges, and a full-height silhouette for all-terrain agility, traction and maximum ground contact on varied surfaces.
The Reebok ATV 19+ will be available in stores February 1, 2013. Retail is $140.
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Those shoes are so ugly
the shoe has a different look, but yet are comfortable and supportive to the foot. I went out and bought a pair because I like odd shoes. putting the shoes on your feet makes you feel like you can run a mile with ese. and again they are very eye-catching.
Those look really strange but good for Rampage to get a deal with Reebok. Thanks for the pics.


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Son of Zombie Poetry!
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DJ gets knee-deep into the big funky as he reads missives from listeners crying out for help. And for those that prefer the video version, check it out below!
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When planning your arrival to NYIT, please review the information provided in the pre-arrival packet that NYIT sent with your I-20. There is a checklist that details information on traveling to the United States, transportation once you arrive, tuition and payments, orientation, placement exams, housing, and insurance, as well as details about applying for an F-1 student visa.
If you have not yet received an I-20 form from NYIT, please contact the Office of Admissions. The submission of your financial affidavit of support and bank statement may be pending, you may need to demonstrate additional funding, or the release of your I-20 SEVIS record (if you are currently in the United States) may still be pending from another school.
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Secure Your Place in the Fall 2014 Class: Return the completed Enrollment Reply Form (PDF) along with the tuition deposit. Look for the form and details in your acceptance package
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To speed up the production of maps of the impact of the extensive floods in Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Croatia, the Copernicus Emergency Management Service (EMS) used the alert sent by the European Flood Awareness System (EFAS).
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After weeks of persistent wet conditions, exceptionally intense rainfalls have led to disastrous and widespread flooding in the Balkans Region in south-eastern Europe. The floods in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia are reported to be the worst in more than 100 years. More than 40 fatalities are estimated so far in both countries and further victims have also been reported in Croatia, the Czech Republic and Poland. Over a million inhabitants in the region are estimated to be affected by the flooding.
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(Davenport, Iowa) In an unprecedented collaboration, Quad Cities arts organizations are joining forces to present a series that will provide Quad Cities artists with the opportunity to augment their knowledge of the business side of their craft. The QC Artists Coming Together (ACT)sessions, sponsored by River Music Experience, MidCoast Fine Arts, the Figge Art Museum, Quad City Arts, and the Adler Theatre, will be held February 9, May 4, August 10, and November 9. Each session will highlight a different element of the business side of the arts.
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"I have a Master's degree in organizational psychology, a background in technical writing and policy analysis. I've written legislation in the past but I'm pretty much open to anything, even something below my skill level," said Ragona. Despite his cerebral palsey, Matthew's education will make him an asset to the right employer."It includes things like human resources, ergonomics, helping people with job specifications for legal and regulatory purposes," he said.Organizers said it's not what disabled people can't do but what they can do that they emphasize. Catherine Thomas, with the Business and Career Solutions Center, said they don't usually disappoint. "People with disabilities are extremely interested in securing the position, they tend to be very loyal. They have great attendance records and are more likely to show up and do the work that needs to be done and they're in for the long haul," said Thomas. Yet, Thomas admits many employers don't give disabled people a chance. "They are generally screened out based upon visible appearances. Employers are hesitant to seek out information on what people with disabilities can do and what their abilities are because they unfortunately sometimes make assumptions based on what they see," said Thomas. She said people who don't give those with disabilities a chance are missing out on an asset to their company and their bottom line ... people like Matthew. "I'm originally from Albany, New York but I live in Alexandria, Louisiana and I have connections in Baton Rouge and I'm pretty much willing and able to relocate any place," said Ragona, a man with high hopes for a new job.For more information on jobs for people with disabilities, call Catherine at 337-721-4010 or stop by their office at 2424 Third Street in Lake Charles. There are also job fairs at the Monroe Civic Center on Oct. 29 and at the Bossier Civic Center on Oct. 30 from 9 a.m. to noon.
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In case you forgot, the X Prize Foundation put together a pre-contest contest this past fall. That is, they challenged people to decide what kind of green invention would be worthy of www.marthawashingtoninn.com the next $10 million X Prize, and present their proposals in the form of a 2 minute Youtube video. The winners would get $25,000 for their idea, plus the satisfaction of knowing that there would be a whole bunch of X-Prize hungry inventors out there trying to make it a reality.
And the winner is? Ultracapacitors. In their video, a group of students from UC Irvine, led by one Kyle Good, basically said – build a really good ultracapacitor. To reiterate their conditions:
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And now… we wait. This is the fifth challenge to come out of tramadol without perscription the X-Prize foundation since 2004, and so far only one of them was met – the team that built a private spaceship in 2004. Granted, lofty goals are what this prize is all about. And if this one becomes a reality, it would be incredibly awesome.
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written by Tyler, February 05, 2009
What's cheaper than Pb and H2SO4?
Wouldn't an ultracap that meets these criteria and costs 2x lead acid be an incredible achievement?
For perspective, what is the projected price ratio of Li-ion vs lead acid?
Are these even substitutable goods?
I'm going to use the word "impossible".
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written by Kyle, February 05, 2009
It's certainly the best thing to make. However, let's make it work in cars well before we can try to operacijatrijumf.net make it cheap, shall we? 2x would still be considered extremely lofty, however that's WAY better than 2/3rds.
written by Mark Derail, February 05, 2009
That has in parallel a bunch of capacitors for storing quick absorb / quick release amperage, and then C cells of NiMH or LiON or LIPO4, hell, just mix and match the C cells to reduce cost, distribute heat, and keep cost down.
Why does it have to be all of one thing.
written by Bob Wallace, February 05, 2009
I'm off the grid and I'd pay 2x, even 3x the cost of lead acids for a set of ultras that would last the rest of my life. Right now I replace my lead acids every 5-8 years.
written by EESCAM, February 06, 2009
What are you smoking? EESTOR and the words "reality" and "real world" should not be used in the same sentence. You must be drinking cool aid with the blogger with the bag over his head.
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I accidentally duplicated nanocyl's ultra porous nanocapacitor material in an an experiment. The day after I poured some black liquid down the drain I found out it was identical to the stuff nancyl discovered; nanotubes dissolved in nitric acid for period of 24 hours. They had an electron microscope to analyze their stuff. That's the difference between their lab and mine.
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When turnaround trends take place in industries that have been considered boring or unappealing for extended periods of time, such events can be rather explosive. A good example of this is the PowerShares KBW Insurance Portfolio (NYSEMKT: KBWI)), an ETF that holds only insurance-company stocks. The inception date is Nov. 1, 2011 and the posted one-year return is approximately 28.9%.
The release of the PowerShares KBW Insurance Portfolio appears to be timely. The underlying index does have a five-year track record of average returns. In fact this index has outperformed the S&P Insurance index, which supports the creator's ability to design and back-test a portfolio. Below are an allocation chart and a price chart of the PowerShares KBW Insurance Portfolio. I am seeing a trend reversal in an industry that tends to stay on track, after the track is formed.
The largest position held in the PowerShares KBW Insurance Portfolio is Travelers (NYSE: TRV). Travelers was once part of Citigroup's family of companies that were the foundation of the mega-financial supermarket concept. Travelers was one of the early spin-offs from this family.
As of May 2, there is a 7.7% weighting of the fund in Travelers, and the price chart below shows a nice uptrend. The first quarter of 2013 is filled with positive news for this company. Net earnings per share are up by 11% from the same quarter last year, underwriting margins in all lines of insurance are improving, and rate gains continue to exceed claims losses. All in all I think this shows that Travelers' management is guiding this once-stodgy property and casualty insurer to new heights.
The second largest position (7.3%) of the PowerShares KBW Insurance Portfolio goes to another property and casualty insurer, Chubb (NYSE: CB). Chubb is reporting similar stellar results. First-quarter 2013 earnings per share were up 36% from the same period last year. Chubb has repurchased approximately 3.9 million shares and John D. Finnegan, chairman, president, and CEO, states that Chubb is off to great start in 2013. Just look at the price chart below to see that this is another terrific story.
The number three spot goes to MetLife (NYSE: MET). MetLife is an insurer that underwrites a wider range of lines than the two previously mentioned companies. The holdings in the PowerShares KBW Insurance Portfolio are approximately 7.2%, and the company's developments are good, yet do not show the same bang as the other top holdings do.
Operating earnings per share for the first quarter of 2013 were up 8% from the same period last year. One item that draws attention is that the sales of variable annuities in the US are down 29%. There will be more similar stories as this type of insurance product is being "pulled from the shelves" and replaced with newer ones. With all of these key points, I think better opportunities for individual investment in insurers can be found elsewhere.
The fourth spot of the PowerShares KBW Insurance Portfolio goes to Aflac. Needless to say, the duck we all see on television speaks for Aflac. What is not well known is that Aflac has a strong presence in Japan. This places a higher emphasis on understanding and analyzing how well Aflac's management handles the significant currency exposure.
First quarter 2013 earnings reported flat gross revenue, while net diluted earnings per share were $1.90 versus $1.68 from the same period last year. The price chart below shows a sideways trend in the recent four months, and it remains to be seen if a breakout to the upside will occur. This is another stock that seems to be on the fence and may be moving to the greener side. However, with all the concerns about exposure to Japan, I find it hard to give this a clear green light.
While each of the underlying stocks in the PowerShares KBW Insurance Portfolio may generate a variety of opinions, in this case the power of a concentrated index of 24 stocks may remove some of the stigmas attached to any one stock. In my opinion, this is new ETF was brought to the market at a very good time and will give the investor a focused holding in the insurance sector.
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10 November 2013, Geneva, Switzerland - International experts agree that Cyclone Haiyan that hit the Philippines on 9 November was "probably the most intense and strongest storm of this type to make landfall". While cyclones of this intensity have occurred before, they usually lose part of their strength by the time they reach shore. Not Haiyan, which swept through six central Philippine islands packing winds of up to 270 Km/h and causing immense damage and probably unprecedented loss of life.
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Delighted to have secured a third MotoGP podium of 2013 but disappointed not to have pushed Valentino Rossi for the win in yesterday's Dutch TT, Cal Crutchlow left Assen with mixed feelings.
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ow01fogno1 says:
do you know him then? is that why yamaha plan to supply him with a factory engine for cal if they retain him then? your misled and you are not part of the moto gp paddock as you wish to be, rossi is cumming eh!!! sounds like you have a bum boy festish lol baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Apr 13
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noddy61 says:
Herve hoped for better he didn't say he was disapointed with Cals ride.
Anyway last weekend results for the Brits
Motogp 3rd
Moto2 2nd
WSBK 2x 1st
WSS 2nd
Not bad for a little island off the coast of Europe
see the welsh aint lighting up shit,no offence but this welsh guy does seem to hate cal but for what reason? like many in the past who didnt like foggy, tough shit sheep snogger.!!
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I got Benny down as a Yank,posting out of our time zone,claims to be Welsh but in his last avatar he was sat infront of the union flag, any Welsh guys I know would use the red dragon.I know he watches motogp on eurosport but so did another yank Rawdog,wouldn't be surpised if they ain't the same person.
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Despite your assertion that your work was done. I see you expect others to follow your pulpit pontifications but can't follow your own line
As you're back, let's take up the matter of Cal's settings again as I'm still confused by these Rossi Barcelona settings you say he tried.
His mention of Rossi's settings was at Assen and he was referring to the settings that Rossi now has from the Aragon test seeing as those are the settings that have helped Rossi's front end issues. Rossi found nothing at the Barcelona test. He said Rossi's new settings were similar to those he and his team tried at the Barcelona test.
According to all sources, the Factory Yams have the new fuel tank to aid weight distribution, something Lorenzo asked for. Cal doesn't. Would Rossi's Aragon settings work on the Tech3 bike with it's different weight bias?
What is strange is why Cal and his team didn't go with the settings they tried at Barcelona which he said helped his corner entry on full fuel appreciably. He gave an explanation, not sure I understand it but as I don't ride the bike I don't have to. I know they had some wet weather but there must have been time for a few runs on full fuel to see if it worked.
All said and done, 3rd is a fine result for a non factory bike. Being on pole isn't that important in terms of a race result, it's a nice confidence booster but no guarantee of anything for any rider, races can be won from any position on the front three rows, sometimes lower. He has again smashed Bradl and Bautista who should be wringing their heads in despair and asking serious questions of themselves from having an ART right up their chuff at the finish.
More work on how to sort out those first few laps and there is a real possibility of a win. Please.
And I tried to be so polite too.
A rather long winded way of saying you don't know
Don't be so shy next time, just come right out with it
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"Cal is a special person, I worked with many riders but he is for me something more, he is a friend"
I thought we may have managed to get to the bottom of the Crutchlow settings mystery
Perhaps I misjudged your ability to conduct a civil conversation
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It was exactly three months ago that Richard Littlejohn published a piece in the Daily Mail viciously attacking Lucy Meadows, a primary school teacher in Britain. Littlejohn targeted Meadows because she's transgender and had chosen to remain in her job as a teacher after beginning to present as a woman – this was the entire basis for his outrageous, unprovoked assault on her identity, her career, and her very life. It was vile and hateful in all the ways we've come to expect from a publication that, like much of the press these days, treats trans women as alternately ridiculous or a threat to society. It was quite literally intolerant of everything that Lucy Meadows was.
So it came as a surprise today that the Daily Mail has completely removed any mention of Meadows from Littlejohn's column. What happened? Did they suffer a sudden attack of morality, three months later? No. Their decision was based on something much darker than conscience.
Lucy Meadows killed herself this week.
Just awful.
One of the comments left on this piece is succinct. Kids understand things much better than you think they do. Finding our that your teacher has died (though I'm sure they'll be sheltered from the details…) is a far bigger deal.
I am done with the world today.
The next time someone tries to imply that hate speech is harmless, I'm going to punch them in the fucking throat.
Littlejohn needs to be in the ground, he's a fucking piece of shit.
Less than a day into the Manti Te'o revelations, we've heard more about a fake dead girlfriend of a Notre Dame football player than a real dead girl. Lizzy Seeberg committed suicide, not long after being intimidated by Notre Dame football players for reporting a sexual assault by one of their teammates. A second woman who was taken to the hospital for a rape exam declined to formally accuse another Notre Dame football player after getting a series of bullying texts from players. […]
We all have heard by now how denial and institutional culture contributed to Jerry Sandusky's ability to continue assaulting young boys for years, under cover of the Penn State football program. But once that was exposed, it was rightly considered an unambiguous evil. But the sexual assault of women can and is often explained away — including the Notre Dame donor who justified his continued support to Henneberger by saying that Seeberg had been sexually aggressive, that "she was all over the boy." In other words, it's not just the players who are banding together around their brothers whether they're rapists or not; it's the adults around them who are turning a blind eye because they consider other things are more important. And they're willing to believe anything except that these nice boys can be rapists.
Dave Zirin, who has long called for the Notre Dame football program to be shut down as irredeemably corrupt, pointed out that the university had hired a private investigator for the Te'o case but not the numerous other allegations of wrongdoing by players. Zirin said of the school's athletic director, "It says so much that Te'o's bizarre soap opera has moved [Jack] Swarbrick to openly weeping but he hasn't spared one tear, let alone held one press conference, for Lizzy Seeberg … The problem at Notre Dame is not just football players without a compass; it's the adults without a conscience." We live in a country that officially condemns rape and sexual assault but when confronted with the real possibility of it, rarely strays from denial and excuses. That's the biggest scam of all.