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The Village
St. Petersburg typifies small-town America in the nineteenth century. Tom reaches maturity over the course of the novel in realizing that he must act as a responsible member of this community rather than rebelling against its conventions. While Twain depicts the village as an ultimately benevolent support system for its members, he also uses satire to point out the hypocrisies and weaknesses of its attitudes and institutions.
•Look for the red text to track where The Village appears in: Chapter 14, Chapter 23, Chapter 33, Chapter 8, Chapter 17, Chapter 29
The Island
Tom, Huck, and Joe Harper escape to Jackson's Island to live as outlaws, leaving behind the rules and strictures of St. Petersburg society. Its physical isolation brings them all the freedom they could hope for. Yet Joe and Tom they find that they are not happy—they miss the social attachments and responsibilities to others that define their lives in the village.
•Look for the red text to track where The Island appears in: Chapter 13, Chapter 14, Chapter 15, Chapter 16
The Treasure
Finding treasure is a fanciful notion appropriate to Tom's romantic boyhood imagination. Yet this unrealistic dream nonetheless comes true by the novel's end. Tom and Huck achieve maturity with the windfall of their treasure, which heralds the onset of their adulthood in the eyes of society, for they have achieved wealth and status.
•Look for the red text to track where The Treasure appears in: Chapter 26, Chapter 27, Chapter 28, Chapter 29, Chapter 30, Chapter 33, Chapter 34, Chapter 35
The Cave
In the harrowing experience of surviving several days lost in MacDougal's Cave, Tom's proves his manhood. Like the island, the cave involves physical isolation from the village community. While Tom runs away to the island with dreams of personal glory as an outlaw, in the cave he acts wisely and resourcefully as Becky's male protector. Twain describes the experience in a realistic, unromantic style that speaks for the seriousness required of the adult behaviors Tom performs in rescuing Becky.
•Look for the red text to track where The Cave appears in: Chapter 30, Chapter 31, Chapter 32, Chapter 35, Chapter 33
Incidences of bad weather occur several times in the novel, each time signifying that Tom is in a particularly troubled psychological state. On Jackson's Island the homesick boys survive a storm that wreaks considerable damage on their ill-prepared campsite. When Becky is away for the summer and his friends are swept up in religious revivalism, a lonely Tom hides under his sheets during a storm that he imagines is meant to destroy him.
•Look for the red text to track where Storms appears in: Chapter 16, Chapter 22

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After receiving a Bachelors of Music from the University of Michigan, Erica Shirts earned a Masters of Music and a Performer Diploma at Indiana University. She received her pedagogical training from Mimi Zweig as well as certification in the Suzuki method. Erica taught private violin lessons, group classes and theory classes at the world-renowned Indiana University String Academy, part of the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University. Erica has primarily studied violin with Ms. Zweig, Aaron Berofsky and Gerald Elias, as well as quartet studies with the Pacifica Quartet and orchestral studies with Jorja Fleezanis and Steven Shipps.
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Her teaching experience has spanned forty years, beginning as Director of Children's Chamber Music at the Longy School of Music in Cambridge, Mass., to twenty-three years of intensive summer chamber music camps. She has done many workshops throughout North Carolina, taught for fifteen summers in the Camp Musicale de Leogane, Haiti, and for eleven years at UNC-Greensboro. She was the Youth Chamber Music Professor in Lima, Peru for the IV International Festival. She has served as state chairman for North Carolina Music Teachers Association, as a judge for Allstate orchestra, has given master classes at UNC-Greensboro, Methodist College, Appalachian State University and Virginia State University. She received the Award for Excellence in the Teaching of Music from the North Carolina School of the Arts and the North Carolina Symphony's Maxine Swalin Outstanding Music Educator Award.
Mrs. Ktichen was Associate Concertmaster of the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra for fifteen years and is a member emeritus of the St. Stephen's Chambers Orchestra. She has soloed with the Dayton Philharmonic, the Greensboro Symphony and the St. Stephen's Chamber Orchestra. For six years Mrs. Kitchen was part of the Kitchen-Nicolson Baroque Duo.
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Being the youngest cello player at the San José Costa Rica Symphony Orchestra from 1982 to 1986 has been one of his greater achievements. In those years, while completing his high school in Costa Rica, he took cello lessons with Dianne Buchianeri and Dan Neal. Also, he was a member of the San José Costa Rica Youth Symphony Orchestra. When he finished high school, he was accepted at the Inter American Institute for Instrumental Studies where he studied theory with Miriam Accame and performance with Dan Neal and Elliot Cheney. Apart from playing chamber music, he periodically took part in master classes; the one that stands out the most was his playing the cello for Maestro Adolfo Odnoposoff.
When he graduated from the American Institute for Instrumental Studies he became a teacher at the youth program sponsored by the San José Costa Rica Symphony Orchestra. In 1983 Mr. Bardales was invited, as a performer and student, to participate at the Pablo Casals Music Festival in San Juan Puerto Rico.
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God says, "Sometimes you throw a storm at homos, you hit a few straights. What do you want from me?"
I hate to break it to you, but I don't really give a whole lot of thought to any of this stuff, one way or the other.
Obviously, some of those scouts must've been, er, up to something.
There must have been some little gay boy scout in the bunch that had to ruin the trip for everybody by incurring God's Wrath.
I always liked the find the objects puzzle in the Highlights.
Maybe, just maybe, there was some faggotry going on at the Boy Scout thing.
Naw, gay bouy scouts? I don't know what I was thinking.
Also, why do you have the comments turned off on the Kingdom Come and Gone post?
Highlights For Children pretty much sums up the mentality of these people, dan.
It's called "magical thinking" and it cannot be defeated by rational argument.
@6 Because we monarchists do not tolerate dissent, Mike, that's why.
It was an accident. They're on now.
I think it's hilarious that they never wonder if maybe "God" is pissed that the only time his followers seem to pray to him is when they want money or desperately need something. No-no, it's always because of those other selfish, sinful heathens that these natural disasters occur.
Funny, I was thinking the exact same thing about the recent floods.
The right wing has God's will; we have karma.
I live in Iowa City (at the top of a hill, thank goodness). I've been waiting for the local paper to publish some crap about some wacko saying that the current flood is God's punishment for Iowa City being gay-friendly or not Christian enough or whatever. Fortunately, everyone here (including the folks who run the paper) seem to be far more interested in helping each other out than in granting wackos an unnecessary and undeserved forum.
I always thought Highlights for Children was a how-to book for putting color in your hair.
Thank God "it happens to them and" it's not me. We
praise God " for this tornado" we were saved. God saved my family "...sorry about your's sinner". What bull. Natural disasters are natural disasters and nothing more. How about a count of churchs destroyed by fires and tornados over the last one hundred years. This is just one of the problems with zealots. They see only what they want to see.
When there's a shooting in some suburb, it's because those ignorant mongoloid SUV-driving non-art-film-watching rednecks were allowed to have guns. When there's one at folklife, it's because shit just happens. I agree with that last one. And with a lot that you say here on slog, but it disturbs me how much you're willing to resemble our enemies.
Nice job making some bullshit political point on the backs of dead young kids.
Nice Dan, you POS.
If DJ ever got hurt somehow, I expect you to use it in some way to score points with SLOG morons.
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The admin bar is appearing for non logged-in users on one of my sites, but only for two specific pages (/work and /contact, for what it's worth). Has anyone heard of this happening before? It appears as though one of the site's users is logged in (their username is displayed), but clicking any links on the admin bar lead to the login page. If I click Log Out under that users name in the admin bar, I get a prompt to ensure I want to logout, then a redirect to /wp-login.php. However, upon returning to /work or /contact, the admin bar still appears.
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I have a frustrating bug that I am not sure is related to Laravel but maybe PHP instead.
A little context: I am building a somewhat complex task system for handling the workflow process of a support ticket (at least my system can be roughly translated to such a system).
I am using the following piece of code if a ticket has exceeded it's deadline at it's current workflow step. A workflow step can have a deadline associated.
public static function proceedToFallbackStep($submission_id)
$submission = Submission::find($submission_id);
$currentworkflowstep = $submission->currentworkflowstep;
if ($currentworkflowstep != null)
$fallbackstep = $currentworkflowstep->fallbackto;
if ($fallbackstep != null)
Now my problem is that the WorkflowController::performWorkflowStepAction method for some reason is getting called twice. The method is among other things sending emails and updating a table. Let me give my thoughts with the proceedToFallbackStep method. First of all it is checking if the ticket's (in the code referred to as a submission) has a current workflow step associated, which in some situations might not be the case. Then it is checking if the current workflow step has a fallback step associated. If so it executes the action related to the fallback step. Now this works as intended, but when I, after running the WorkflowController::performWorkflowStepAction, update the ticket's current workflow step association the WorkflowController::performWorkflowStepAction is executed again and I have no idea why. If I leave out the
$submission->currentworkflowstep()->associate($fallbackstep); //This is the line causing the bug
lines it works as it should, but then the ticket has a wrong current workflow step associated. I have tried updating the ticket's current workflow step association using DB::raw, but the result is the same. Any ideas what the problem might be?


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Released: Oct 01st, 2006
Running Time: 125
Director: Eli Cross
Company: DVSX
Cast: Max (I), Jenner, Angel Long, Jerry (II), Vixen, Jasmine Tame, Christian (I) (TS-friendly performer), Nick Manning, Jerry (I), Sindy Lange, Payton (I), Gwen Diamond
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Gonzo
Angry couples argue and fuck in this solid addition to the Grudgefuck series. From start to finish, it is wrought and fraught with hardcore attitude.
Chapter one is the stylistic highlight. Cute redhead Vixen kneels in preparation for submission training. Of course, Angel Long and big Christian can't decide who'll do the mastering, and Vixen takes over as the former two fuck.
After an odd interlude of speech-reversal, shit-talking Gwen Diamond and Nick Manning go at it. Later, Oriental Max gets some rousing d.p. therapy; Sindy Lange hashes out her own angry fuck. And a lesbian finale brings this contender to a fine close.
Excellent extras add a half-hour's action.
Pre-nom for Best Gonzo Series.
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Definición de deserve a medal en inglés:
deserve a medal
Have done something considered especially praiseworthy or heroic: as a psychiatric nurse he deserves a medal, anyway
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- The firefighters were amazing, and the gas man deserves a medal.
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The manufacturing process for Anthim was optimized for full-scale production by Lonza under a separate agreement announced in 2009. It uses Lonza's GS Gene Expression System.
Also in 2009, Elusys was awarded a contract totaling up to $143 million from the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) within the HHS to complete the final development, commercial manufacturing, and licensure of Anthim. The company reports that it has received grants and contracts totaling up to $177 million in government funding to date.
Based on testing that included multiple models of anthrax infection, Anthim has demonstrated potential as an effective, single-dose therapeutic for people infected by or exposed to anthrax spores. Results showed that Anthim prevented death in 70–100% of animals treated with a single dose of drug, according to Elusys.
Anthim is a high-affinity, humanized, and deimmunized mAb that targets the protective antigen of B. anthracis and neutralizes the lethal effects of anthrax toxins. It is being developed for prevention and treatment of inhaled anthrax following a biowarfare attack.
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I've studied the HVZ theorem for the three body problem interacting with regular potentials. I'd like to extend this result to the three body problem with point interactions (delta potentials). Is there anyone who have studied this problem and knows some references about it?
Few-Body Systems 38, 125 (2006): On critical stability of three quantum charges interacting through delta potentials, H.D. Cornean, P. Duclos, B. Ricaud.


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Raw art (no background yet) to be resized for a PSP wallpaper. Power Stone fighters~Ayame, Wang-Tang & Accel
Art©Chloebs de Asis
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I love Ayame! <3
Love it XD
Funky stone I love this concept. Great work Chloebs!!
Hif haf gear a....
Man, this is pretty good!
Interesting, chloebs.
Yay, my favorite Powerstone trio! They look tough, I love their clothes! ^^
Way to go Chloebs! Once again great stuff. Wang Tang, Ayame, and Accel look like thugs/ gangstas. Love WT's dragon symbol on his jacket and Accel's Tattoo on his arm. Ayame has a lollipop, Cool! Overall, I love the all three outfits, especially Accel's. He would also look good with Black and Midnight Blue. So this will be your PSP wallpaper. Awsome!
I'll upload the PSP Wallpaper later. Our connection is slow that's why I'm having problems uploading it
Cool! Can't wait to see the finished version. What kind of background will it have? I think the background should have a dark alley setting. It would be like WT, Accel, Ayame hanging out in a dark alley somewhere in a city. That would be awsome. Just a suggestion unless you already have a background in mind.
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The thing I love about comics is that it has cultivated a small crop of artists that arenât just at the top of their game, theyâre at the top of everyoneâs game. They donât usually work on monthly books and often donât do much more than amazing cover work, but every now and then theyâll put together an issue or two of sequential work and itâs the kind of thing you can pore over, panel by panel, for however long it will take until we get the next one.
Kevin Nowlan, obviously, is one of those artists. His work here alone, from the pencils to the inks to the signature lettering to the evocative coloring, is worth the price of admission, even if heâd just drawn Hellboy standing on a ridge occasionally yelling so we could get some of that sweet Nowlan exclamatory lettering. Itâs versatile, lush, and brilliant cartooning.
But naturally, we donât just get Hellboy standing around. Mignola has written a pretty insane story starting in a typically Hellboy Cthuluâan place and going in much stranger directions (that Iâm loath to give away). Hellboy is one of those rare comics that can sustain long form stories with their own intricate mythology and stand alone pieces of varying moods and tones, all while maintaining its signature voice. I donât know that the Hellboy universe has ever gotten this weird without Junior Hellboys and Pancakes getting involved, and yet the story still feels like a Hellboy comic. Itâs a simple, surprisingly poignant story; immaculately told.
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Jeevika wedding's 2 months later both the family Vadera's and Chaudhary are going on a trip to Mahabaleshwar (in a couch) everyone started playing a game called Antakshari.Fristly it was girls turn they needed to sing a song starting with M girls sang Mujhas shaadi karagi, then it was boys turn they needed to sing a song with G so they sang Gal meethi meethi bol, just then they finally reached Mahabaleshwar farmhouse..
Manvi: Wow what a beautiful place.
Virat: yahi settle hone ka irada Hai kya?
Manvi: very funny.
Manvi and Virat took their bags and went to choose their rooms. They both entered the same room, they both started arguing about the room.
Manvi: yeh mera karma Hai, tum yaha kyu aye ho?
Virat: yeh mera room Hai, tum bahar nikal jao.
Manvi: Tum nikal jao.
Virat: Nahi tum nikal jao.
Manvi: Tum kitne besharam ho, Ek ladki se argue kar raha Hai.
Virat: Tikha, tikha tum raho iss kamre Mein me chala dorsa karma dekna.
Manvi: Haan please jao bye.
Virat: Haan lekhin pehle thank you bolo.
Manvi: Thank you kisliye.
Virat: Array Maine tume isse kamre meh rehna diya.
Manvi: Thank you!!!!!!
Manvi: Now you can go Bye.
Virat:yeh I am going.
Virat: Tum kitne rude Ho.
Manvi: kyu.
Virat: Just like that.
Virat: yeh kya tumhre personality Hai
Virat leaves from there and just lays down on the Bed Virat and Manvi's room were opposite each other.
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Hi, I'm only seeing the first image in the slideshow. I see the 3 circles for the 3 images in the show, but as those transition, the image doesn't change. Thanks!
Hi, I'm only seeing the first image in the slideshow. I see the 3 circles for the 3 images in the show, but as those transition, the image doesn't change. Thanks!
Hey @7billionbuddhas, could you link me to the slideshow on your site? I will take a quick look for you :)
Here it is: http://fionabeta.cindysalmon.com/
Disregard the other white pagination arrows - i haven't removed them yet.
Hi again. I think the FlexSlider scripting might be causing the issue. Easing Slider is wrapped inside a flexslider div, and the flex slider javascript files are still being loaded. I can imagine that this is causing FlexSlider to initiate on its own div, consequently breaking Easing Slider within it.
Try positioning Easing Slider as a standalone <div> outside of the FlexSlider container. Does this provide any results?
hmm...I removed the FlexSlider <div>. I'm still seeing the same thing....only the first image is loading. Any other ideas?
Weird. Guess that's out the window.
Do you have any problems when trying to display the slideshow via the shortcode within a post/page? Just so we can rule out issues with div wrapping or javascript applied to those classes.
Also, is there any trouble using the "Fade" transition?
Aha! The "Fade" transition works! Thank you!
That's still very unusual. Did you have any success when isolating the slideshow on a post/page? Hope I'm not being a pain, would just like to make sure I don't go missing a potential bug other users may suffer from! :)
I put the shortcode on a standalone page and had the same results. The "fade" transition worked there as well, but not the other transition option. Hope that helps. Thanks for your help - you're not being a pain at all!
Weird, no obvious signs of any errors. Hopefully this is just an isolated issue, won't know until someone suffers from a similar problem. Could also be a plugin conflict, or issues with one of the scripts used within the theme.
Have you installed many plugins on the site? If only a few, would be great if you could let me know which so I can try and replicate the issues on my own systems. You didn't happen to give briefly changing the theme a try either, did you? If the problem persisted, it would rule out the theme as the potential cause.
Don't worry if you're not in a position to follow up on this! Perfectly understandable.
I'm having the same problem although the Slide transition works and the fade does not.
Please help
Hi Chris, could you link me to the site? Happy to help.
Hi Chris, would you mind changing the transition to 'Fade' temporarily?
Going to mark this as resolved for the time being due to the lack of responses. If anyone would like to follow up on this don't hesitate to do so by replying to starting a new support topic :)
I'm having the same problem. Images won't rotate and it's just staying on the same first image.
Hi @ryancmiles, there are some Javascript errors you'll need to investigate and correct in order to get the plugin working. Unfortunately there is nothing Easing Slider can do when it is broken by other plugins that don't follow best practices.
See the screenshot here to have a look at the errors taken from Google Chrome's Web Inspector tool.
Try following the troubleshooting advice here to get debugging. Follow the advice for "My slideshow continually loads".
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Henry W. Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication
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The Henry W. Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication is a college within the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia, United States. Established in 1915, the Grady College is accredited by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications.[1][2]
Journalism program[edit]
The Grady College consists of three departments: Advertising and Public Relations, Journalism, and Mass Media Arts. The college provides instruction at the undergraduate and graduate levels in public relations, advertising, broadcast news, magazines, newspapers, new services, photojournalism, publication management, telecommunications, and new media. Since 1935 the students at Grady College have produced the student written, student edited magazine the UGAzine, which is printed in the UGA printshop. The student magazine is solely self-sufficient and sustains itself by advertising revenue. Due to the increase in advertising revenue in the past years and the subsequent evolution into a 4 color publication, the UGAzine has become a prominent and respected fixture on the UGA campus.
Degrees offered by the college include:
- Bachelor of Arts in Journalism (A.B.J.)
- Bachelor of Arts in Advertising (A.B.J.)
- Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations (A.B.J.)
- Master of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication (M.A.)
- Master of Arts in Health and Medical Journalism (M.A.)
- Doctor of Philosophy in Mass Communication (Ph.D)
Research programs[edit]
The college houses the following centers and institutes for research and education:
- George Foster Peabody Awards
- Center for Health and Risk Communication
- The James M. Cox, Jr. Center for International Mass Communication Training and Research
- Cox Institute/The James M. Cox, Jr. Institute for Newspaper Management
- James M. Cox Jr. Institute for Journalism Innovation, Management and Leadership
- The Michael J. Faherty Broadcast Management Laboratory
- Dowden Center for New Media
The school also has research foci in Health and Risk Communication, Political and Policy Communication, Narrative Storytelling and Critical Studies, Advertising, Public Relations, Telecommunications, Sports Communication, as well as Journalism.
The college was named after alumnus Henry Woodfin Grady. After graduating from the University of Georgia with a bachelor's degree in 1868, he left Athens and worked for several different newspapers. The combination of Henry W. Grady's alumni status, his editorial position and his Athens birth, motivated the renaming of the journalism school at the University of Georgia.[3]
Steadman V. Sanford taught the first journalism course at UGA in 1913, established the University's journalism school in 1921, and served as the journalism school's director until becoming the president of Franklin College and later dean of the University in 1926.[citation needed] John E. Drewry, the second graduate of the journalism program in 1922, succeeded founder S. V. Sanford as director of the journalism school and accepted the position of dean when it was created in 1940.[citation needed] That same year Sanford helped create the Peabody Awards.
- John E. Drewry (1922-1969)
- Warren K. Agee (1969–1975)
- Scott M. Cutlip (1975–1983)
- J. Thomas Russell (1983–2000)
- E. Culpepper "Cully" Clark (2005-2012)
- Charles Davis (2013)[4]
Grady College established the George Foster Peabody Awards Program in 1940 and has since administered the award to recognize outstanding achievements in electronic media.[5] In 1980, the college began giving out the Atrium Award, an award for excellent in journalism coverage of the garment industry.[6]
Notable alumni[edit]
- Jeff Chardos
- Margaret Mimms Johnston
- Deborah Roberts (1982) - Television news correspondent
- Cathy Cox (1980) - Secretary of State of Georgia
- Bill Hendrick (1971) - Newspaper reporter, Associated Press and Atlanta Journal-Constitution
- John Holliman (1970) - Television news correspondent
- Martha Zoller (1979) - Georgia syndicated radio host and television personality
- Deborah Norville (1979) - Television reporter and news program host
- Doreen Gentzler (1979) - Long-time television reporter and news anchor for WRC-TV NBC4 in Washington, D.C.
- Harry Chapman (1967) - Television news anchor
- Mary Katharine Ham (2002) - Political commentator and video blogger
- Ed Grisamore, (1978) - Newspaper columnist, 2010 Will Rogers Humanitarian Award (National Society of Newspaper Columnists), 2012 Georgia Author of Year (Essays, Georgia Writers Association).
- Charlayne Hunter-Gault, (1963) - Emmy- and Peabody Award-winning journalist and news correspondent formerly with The New Yorker, the New York Times, NPR and PBS.
- ^ http://www2.ku.edu/~acejmc/STUDENT/PROGLIST.SHTML#GA
- ^ http://www.uga.edu/ugazine/
- ^ http://www.grady.uga.edu/about_grady.php?page=frame%7Chttp://www.libs.uga.edu/gawriters/grady.html
- ^ Ernst, Megan (18 March 2013). "Grady alumnus Charles Davis chosen as next Grady dean for 'passion for excellence'". The Red & Black. Retrieved 21 April 2013.
- ^ http://www.peabody.uga.edu/overview_history/index.php
- ^ Staff, Herald (November 13, 1985), "Herald Wins Atrium Graphic Design Award", Miami Herald, sec. Living Today, p. 5D
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Skip to comments.Russian soldiers in bank job (caught on tape robbing bank)
Posted on 08/15/2008 11:38:33 AM PDT by maclay
RUSSIAN soldiers have been caught on camera ROBBING a bank in war-torn Georgia. The band of gun-toting men were caught on CCTV forcing their way into the bank in Gori.
Once inside, the men are seen breaking into the teller offices and rifling through the desks.
(Excerpt) Read more at thesun.co.uk ...
Russia's entire national philosophy recapitulated in miniature.
A defining moment - in deed!
These guys may wear uniforms....but they aren't anything other than hooligans who barely can take orders. I'd say that the Bolivian National Guard...are more professional than these characters. And I'll add this comment....against the fifteen thousand invaders....if they had come up against 3,000 US Marines, with just Air Defense support only (not even fighter or helicopter supporter)....the US Marines would have cleaned their clock.
They were just looking for Wodka.
There will be many stories of rape and pillage before this is over and you can bet there will be no "Haditha" style prosecutions of Russian solders.
Just as the invasion of Georgia is a microcosm of their vision for all the breakaway republics.
Aren't these the same guys that try to sell their AK-74's to tourists?
The corrupt US media won't make a big deal out of it-——but, if they put panties on the bank teller's heads then watch out!!! Crissy Matthews will go crazy!
Aww, they can't be doing that! They are only helping those poor defenseless South Ossetians that the bullying Georgia massacred.
Well said.
HA! Some morons on the Sun website are claiming that these are really Georgian troops who stole Russian uniforms. Good God.
The pillaging continues.
These thugs are Putin-KGB trained animals!
If our government wasn't so full of communists at the end of WWII and Walter Reuther's brother (commie) didn't travel to Europe to make certain we withdrew most of our troops leaving Eastern Europe open to Stalin, we'd have rolled over the Soviet border and cleaned house!
Or, if Hitler hadn't been a lunatic and concentrated on his Eastern front and left the weak sisters alone, he'd have done the job for us.
A 'Murtha' wouldn't survive in Russian politics.
When the Red Army entered Berlin in 1945, the Soviet Soldiers marvelled at the flush toilets, never having seen them before.
Is the city deserted? I suppose what I am getting at is the lack of so much as law enforcement officers in the area. I am almost certain they would not pull that crap in America. Russian troops would quickly become Russian corpses.
We are armed, the land of the free and the home of the brave.
No. Kellov's comrades. Don't bring the Poles into this mess.
This is the type of heroic act that gets you the highly coveted Heroes of the Russian Federation medal.
I recall a book written by a former member of the Viet Cong who described a similar scenario. When NVA forces entered Sai Gon in 1975, they looted stores and were amazed and shocked to find that the South was not the poor, destitute land they were told it was. He wrote of men filling ammo pouches with transistor radios and watches by the handful.
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Beat me to it!
I love that movie.
In one shot, they offer the German officer the deal.
Two seconds later, a shot of the bank door exploding.
Absolutely no deliberation, whatsoever.
I have been struck by the disorderliness of the Russian Army, from the bizarre formation of what looked like poorly dressed poorly trained and barely able to keep in a column troops to the actions of them on the ground where they are unprofessional and totally oblivious to their surroundings. Compare this with US Troops as they entered Iraq in formation, professional, and with a purpose. The only thing Russia has got going for it is they have a whole lot of these thugs in their so called army.
Do you call it "deserted" when everyone was killed by them?
Who says Hollywood wasn't out to make American soldiers the bad guys even before Vietnam....
These soldiers were acting-out a movie? Is that what you are suggesting?
No. I was simply pointing out that -ski/-sky is Polish, whereas -ov/-ich are Russian.
Just like here: illegal immigrants doing jobs the locals don't want to.
No! I think they wanted that computer so they could keep up with what's happening on FreeRepublic.
p.s. How do we know if they really are "Russian soldiers"? They could well be militia.
The media generally doesn't know it's ass from it's elbow when it comes to the military. Any armor is a "tank" to them.
Earlier I saw a photo captioned something like, "Russian SU-25 (frogfoot) bombs Georgia".
The people at a military photo blew that out of the water (guess I should say air) by identifying it as a Georgian SU-25KM "Scorpion"!
I would say the only thing they got going for them is a lot of nukes. Other wise they would of been history under Truman.
Typical Russian peacekeepers lol.
What an absolute bunch of drunkards....
rape, kill, pillage and burn ....we're gonna
rape, kill, pillage and burn.
Speaking of which, how did they get nukes - I can't believe their drunken scientists were able to do what our Manhattan Project folks were able to do.
A US Communist sympathizer in the military sell something to the Russians to help them along, perhaps?
Come on guys. Stop with the non-sense and take a step back. The soldiers caught on tape are South Ossetian paramilitaries and irregulars. South Ossetian irregulars are currently on the rampage in Gori. Even the Russian commanders are getting tired of them. There was a recent inteview with a Russian commander who stated that they have been disarming some of them.
Quite well put.
Russia has always been very good at stealing our designs. So we should give them credit for that to.
How do you know that?
Julius and ethel Rosenberg and half the Roosevelt Administration stole the bomb.
Personally, I lay the responsibility for the majority of the Cold War on FDR's shoulders. He is one of the worst presidents this country has ever elected.
Stole or sold? I wasn't alive during that period and I attended public schools, so I know nothing!
I thought the same thing! I mean I am just a middle aged woman but when I was watching the Russian tanks and soldiers it seemed more like a teenage prank in a movie. But one of the fox reporters said that the Russian people blame us and there were some anti-american sentiment in areas where she was in Moscow.
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They are opening a new red lobster in Tukwila this weekend too!
Arr! You beat me to the Slog! Zwickel and I also went to Smith's. It was packed and they're obviously working out some opening week jitters but I'll definitely be back. I got a plate of Poutine and sat at the long-tables. Normally, I hate being forced to sit next to obnoxious bar patrons (like the couple to my left that looked like they'd just warped in from Miami Beach) but we ended up sitting next to a friendly woman who grew up in Montreal, and she dropped some knowledge about sweet, sweet poutine on me and JZ.
For those not in the know, Poutine is a bed of french fries, covered in cheese curds and doused in gravy. Mmmm.
Smith's poutine was pretty good. I might even order it again, although I'm still not convinced it was worth the 8 or 9 dollars.
The rest of the menu looks great: fried duck leg, deviled eggs(???!!!) and the tasty yet deceptively named "devils on horseback," which, it turns out, are figs stuffed with blue cheese and wrapped in bacon. Thankfully, the "trout with ham" is everything it promises to be: a slab of trout, slathered with ribbons of crisped ham.
When did trout become bar food?
Looks like that woman is interacting with the photographer.
Sounds annoyingly upscale/trendy/uncool. DS: you frequent Havana so sorry if I can't take your review seriously.
Deviled eggs and duck? I'm there.
What's the point in having trout if you are not having a whole trout. The point of wrapping half the menu in pork (or so it would seem) is obvious though: if anyone seems taken aback you report them to the Inquisition.
i went to smith specifically for a second dinner around 11, but sadly the kitchen--even on opening night--closes at 10 pm. poutine, trout w/ ham, venison meatloaf, fried duck leg...fuck yeah.
Ahh long tables... A staple of several pubs and bars I cam e across in Glasgow. You do meet a lot of people that way.
I will have to try this "poutine" of yours when I visit in August. Surely it cannot compare to the stuff we get here in Ottawa and points east into Quebec.
"people are going to have to crowd in with each other and interactwhich is perfect for a bar in Seattle" ?? What? We love to intereact, and we welcome all transplants. When you are leaving by the way? Oh and please don't be "forward" or ask us what we do, why we do it, or what makes us mad or makes us luagh or cry as such displays of emotion are not polite. And please do not venture into any of those childish displays of ego like telling stories, laughing loudly, or talking about yourself. Better ot discuss the 27 varieties of snow and the details of various tent sites, you know. Also please keep ten feet away, and sure, yes, come out to our family cabin sometime, like next century. And whatever you do, don't tell us about Chicago or NY or Austin or wherever the fuck you came from, as we have noccuriousity about anywhere else since only Seattle is interesting and everywhere else is like, you know that industrial part of New Jersey? Would you like some poutine? Nice to meet you, Namaste!
Ug sounds horrible. Why do all bars have to be crowded. Maybe I'm getting old, but I like personal space, reasonable volume, and oh yah, personal space.
It also pisses me off that people somehow think that Seattle should accommodate some different notion of how people should interact. I actually appreciate the fact that strangers do not seek to become my friends or share nonsense with me. The "Seattle chill" is one of the reasons I love this city. We are polite which is great, but not nosy or annoyingly friendly.
Don't like it, well then maybe moving here is not for you. I would not move to your city and try to change how you live.
I think we have heard the comment before of how each new business is going to break the curse of that location. Give it 8 months and see what is left there........
yeah, that's not gonna survive. duck leg? they're gonna tank hard. HARD.
Was there any coverage of Aurafice Cafe going out of business?
It was a great place to experience the "Seattle Chill", which I like as well. Computers were nice, but they had couches! Couches in book stores and coffeehouses are slowly going away. Victrola has one in the back, which thankfully most people by-pass in favor of recreating their laptop cubicle at the many tables. But I still feel a new conspicuousness when my kid and I begin lounging comfortably with our books, and pondering every so often the piano nearby.
The Goth scene is undeniably going on in Capitol Hill. It's just a bummer Aurafice's foray into the mainstream Pike/Pine scene wasn't supported more. Heck, I don't know, maybe the owners and staff made out well, and are on a well-deserved vacation, away from the consumer mess that Seattle continues to become.
Is that the back of Mark Mitchell's head?
She looks fucking pissed.
Giffy, I imagine you to be a curmudgeon, forever pissed about those damn kids and their hippity-hop music...
Do I really need to remind you that Seattle is a CITY? That usually entails a large volumes of people? Yes, it can get annoying at times, but never give up a chance to meet some of them. You may actually find some you like.
Of course, there's also the alternative- move out to Tukwila and get your own booth at Red Lobster.
That is the back of my head.
Smith is gonna be awesome.
What Lar Nativson @10 said. I would added that it is alright to discuss the 69 varieties of rain which can be expected to fall in Seattle over the course of the up coming year. Also, don't expect to get any good camping spots out of me... I don't want you crowding me out of in my spot.
Ugh, sitting at the same table with strangers. Viva La Seattle Chill!!
I'm glad they snagged those Garfield parts. It's cool to see them reused, and in a public space no less.
I went to 1st through 4th grades in an old 6 room schoolhouse from the 1890's. (No, I'm not as old as that.) The men's room at Smith is exactly like the ones we had there. In a good way.
(full disclosure: I'm bartending there)
I am glad Mark Mitchell is back out in the nightlife of Seattle again! I look forward to coming to SMITH, oh and it's a block from my Apt. Nice.
Went with two friends last night. The trout was good, and the fried ham sprinkled on top played almost like bacon bits. The venison meatloaf tasted surprisingly rich, almost like a pâté, and came with a nice dollup of greens. The flank steak was good but didn't grab me like the others, but came with some pretty good fries. We didn't try the burgers yet because, well, that seemed too obvious. As for the space, I'm glad they tore out those miniwalls that used to separate the bar from the restaurant area. The big room works, the big tables are nice, and though it gets loud in there I think the sound bounced around worse in the previous incarnations. I'm glad this bar moved into my neighborhood.
Oh, and the deviled eggs were good but the pickled vegetables didn't seem like they were pickled long enough.
Very nice ladies bathroom. I liked the pretty toile wallpaper and repurposed stall doors.
I will only eat the trout if they were line caught from Green Lake.
the burger i had last night was unremarkable at best.
i cant figure it out: lindas joint over in ballard, kings, does great burgers at the same price. the one i ate at smith was overcooked and looked like it was stamped out of a press, not hand-pattied. for $9 i want grass-fed and free-range.
also: slow servers, and our waiter put his hand into my beer while he was wiping down the table (and then brought me a new one). opening night jitters. ill definitely give the place a second try, if only for $2 tall boys of ranier.
King's is a fucking atrocity. I never met a Ballard bar I didn't like until I walked into that frat-tastic, faux-authentic craphole.
Griff, I have been described as a 60 year old man inhabiting the body of a 25 year old. But I do actually like some of the hippity-hop as they are calling it these days.
I don't however really feel the need to meet people when I go out. I am usually already with people I like and honestly my friend quotient is pretty full these days...
King's has the best bloody marys ever.
Must go to Smith soon!
Checked out Smith last night. Very friendly (and noisy) crowd with perfect ambience. And although it was crowded, we were able to scoot into a long table, and although we easily could have ignored the others,
we chatted them up. All of the sudden they we sharing thier deviled eggs. I'll go back for the communal spirit, the grub, the deer heads... and if I feel the need to be alone at my laptop, I'll go back to anywhere else in Seattle.
Checked out Smith last night. Very friendly (and noisy) crowd with perfect ambience. And although it was crowded, we were able to scoot into a long table, and although we easily could have ignored the others,
we chatted them up. All of the sudden they we sharing thier deviled eggs. I'll go back for the communal spirit, the grub, the deer heads... and if I feel the need to be alone at my laptop, I'll go back to anywhere else in Seattle.
Somebody review the Deviled Eggs. Are they worth taking a bus from Wallingford for?
The deviled eggs were tasty. To me, they seemed like they had smoked salmon in them. I would recommend, but they are definetly not old school eggs if that is what you expect. You get 3 for $3.00.
The deviled eggs were tasty. To me, they seemed like they had smoked salmon in them. I would recommend, but they are definetly not old school eggs if that is what you expect. You get 3 for $3.00.
Those DEviled Eggs are great but I would like to try some of the blonde brown eyed bar back. Ummmm yummy... DId anyone see the hot guy back there, I took pictures of his hiney. ;)
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Volume 12, Issue 5 , pp 1345-1355
- Cover Date
- 2011-10
- 10.1007/s10592-011-0235-8
- Print ISSN
- 1566-0621
- Online ISSN
- 1572-9737
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Genetic diversity
- Fragmentation
- Effective population size
- Endangered birds
- Historical-contemporary samples
- Authors
- Giridhar Athrey (1) (3)
- Denise L. Lindsay (2)
- Richard F. Lance (2)
- Paul L. Leberg (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Biology, University of Louisiana, P.O. Box 42451, Lafayette, LA, 70504, USA
- 3. Vector Biology Group, Texas A&M University, 2475 TAMU, College Station, TX, 77843, USA
- 2. Environmental Laboratory, U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center, Vicksburg, MS, 39180, USA