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quote:Well hell ,if Patterson wants some profit off some big companies to match his Oil we can throw in Wal-Mart, Tyson or JB Hunt. He can pick.
quote:Yeah, he is just going to walk away from all that and hand it off to someone else to go rebuild a program.
quote:We don't need a rebuild. Players are there.
quote:You know - it's entirely possible that Patterson is tired of having problem filling up that stadium at TCU, in spite of how small it is. DFW is a huge metropolis with tons of people, but they can't fill up that stadium consistently?
quote:I bet it's super hard to fill a 45K stadium.
quote:a 70 thousand plus stadium
quote:how bout a 70 thousand plus stadium and real facilities
quote:Well TCU is in Fort Worth so maybe they'll let him out of there.


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I am looking to play a Track's Sample URI returned to me from my MusicClient request of the Top song's with no success
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Total Score: 68Malaysian media—traditionally constrained by significant legal restrictions and various forms of intimidation—was further restricted in 2006 as a by-product of government attempts to suppress public discussion of divisive and potentially explosive issues. The constitution provides each citizen with "the right to freedom of speech and expression," but allows for limitations on this right. The government imposes these limitations in practice, ostensibly to protect national security and public order. The 1984 Printing Presses and Publications Act (PPPA) requires all publishers and printing firms to obtain an annual operations permit, and gives the prime minister—as the minister of internal security—the authority to revoke licenses at any time without judicial review. The PPPA has been used by authorities to shut down or otherwise circumscribe the distribution of pro-opposition media outlets and was invoked in early 2006 to indefinitely suspend the Sarawak Tribune and temporarily suspend the Guang Ming Daily for reproducing the Danish cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed. Prime Minister Abdullah Badawi invoked the act again in mid-February to prohibit the publication, distribution, or possession of any materials relating to the Danish caricatures. The government's handling of the cartoon issue and use of the PPA fostered fear of a selective crackdown on the press and led the media to self-censor its coverage of major fuel price hike protests in April, some of which were brutally put down by the police
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quote:This game scares the hell out of me. Arkie 30 LSU 27. In Arkie A game that they have NOTHING to lose, A passing game that can shred LSU's secondary. SCARY.
quote:I also think we drop this game. The team just doesn't seem to be focused or motivated over the past 2 weeks
quote: It's hard to go from being in the National Championship hunt to realistically playing for a chance in the Cotton Bowl.
quote:LSU 34 Ark 23
quote:LSU still has the Sugar Bowl to play for. The good thing[I GUESS] Is that they play before anyone else does and won't know where they may go coming into the game.I would pick LSU to win handily IF they knew what they had at stake.


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quote:1. why "uh-oh"?
quote:2. am i missing something, is there any reason to believe that plane has anything to do with saban and the browns? i doubt he left at 5:44am, 6 hours after winning the bcs.
quote:Never implied Saban was on the plane.
quote:I'm not sure what's more pathetic: the fact that you posted this link in the first place,
quote:Because it's interesting.
quote:Also...at that point...Mal Moore hadn't even talked to him.
quote:I guess you missed the part where he said you learn from past life experiences?


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Baloh RW, Jen J. Hearing and equilibrium. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 436.
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John Bonebrake was a beloved member of the museum's affiliate group, The Print Club of Cleveland
[Edmonia Lewis is] "…the most interesting artist working in Europe…She has great natural genius, originality, earnestness, and simple genuine taste." --Henry T. Tuckerman, Book of the Artists (1867, pp. 603-04)
As our thermostats drop and the end of daylight savings time approaches, the festive colors and sounds and the jubilant community atmosphere of June's Parade the Circle may seem like distant memories.
On Friday, November 4, Mali-based ngoni virtuouso Bassekou Kouyate will take the Gartner Auditorium stage as part of the museum's VIVA! & Gala Performing Arts series.
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quote:I don't have near what you have in regards to valuable pieces, mainly just bulk, but I have mine in a 800lb gun safe. I honestly wouldn't feel comfortable in anything less.
quote:Russian mentioned earlier that he likes to give gifts that are realted to birth years and what not, and that is so neat.
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I have been thinking about visiting this pizza shop across the river ever since it made nationwide headlines by offering discounts to customers who carry a gun open or concealed with a concealed carry permit.
I was out in my garage reloading about 150 rounds of .38 Special ammunition and got a case of the hungrys. I deprimed the cases, sized them and also put the bevel on the top of these cases. There I stopped when I got hungry and decided I was going to make this trip for a pizza.
Here is the link to this business..
This business owner was also recently on Piers Morgans show and here is the interview via U Tube.
I do not have much use or respect for Piers Morgan and have no desire to follow English templates of servility or Government. I have no desire to become an Englishman.
Nonetheless...I enjoyed my brief visit and will be going back when I am on that side of the river again.
NO one seemed uncomfortable there and the people I saw carrying guns ..were not drinking alcohol. Right there is where we would have parted company. I do not like drinking and guns nor drinking and operating certain machinery.
Even the Woman operating the cash register was carrying a holstered pistol on her hip. Everyone was polite and well mannered..and of all ages.
They are definitely Tea Party people by the signs on the walls. Ok by me as I don't think much of either the Republicans nor the Democrats.
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V /� The College VOL. XXIII, No. 1 f ,_,----- BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 19$6 Zopyrlght BRYN MAWR COLLKC.K NEWS 1936 PRICE, 10 CENTS Growth and Change Of Summer School Exciting and Bold; Students Learn by Analyzing Own Industrial Experience For Basic Laws Student Officers for 1936-37 SIXTY GIRLS ATTEND SUCCESSFUL '36 TERM Although founded in 1921, the Bryn Mawr Summer School is still a now development in the field of education, a bold experiment still growing and changing, as interesting to watch as the building of a rocket ship, and far more practical. It departs to a great extent from academic methods of study and instruction; it uses differ ent material for different ends. Yet its final aim is a striving for Clear thinking and acting, for truth in Its ideas and democracy in its society. In the .session of 1936, sixty girls for eight weeks lived in Denbigh, studied in Radnor and Taylor, played in the Gym, and looked on the cam pus as their own. They were girls of edueat'on, attitude and position in life entirely different from the girls of the winter college. Few of them had gone beyond high school, and not all of them had completed that much training. They earned their own liv- ings, when they could find jobs; and the problems of politics, economics, and sociology were not theory for them but facts which determined how much food they could buy, how much rent they could pay, how safely they could work in their factories. To these girls, their eight weeks of study were not merely for the attainment of a proper culture, nor for the gaining of better wages and position after- wards. They studied because they wanted to know how to deal with the insecurities of their lives, because they wanted to show the way to others, and because they wanted to help in- telligently in establishing a higher, more certain standard of working and living for the future. They studied, consequently, the problems of labor. Four days a week for an hour and a half they attended economics classes where they analyzed their own experience to see the forces active there. They investigated the growth of the labor movement all over the world; they argued over the rela- tive merits of craft and industrial unionism; they discussed labor legis- lation and sought for the reasons why it has met with such great opposition and such small success. In their English classes, that filled the other half of the morning, they re- hearsed these same subjects again, Continued on Pace Four Lit it i<i BrtJivn, President of the Bryn Mawr League; Sylvia Evans, /'resident of the Athletic Association; Esther Harden- bergh, /'resident of the Vndergraduati Association; Barbara Volbron, /'resident of tht Self'Government Association. Changes in Schedule (Undergraduates!! Who Announced in Chapel Will be Your President Amount of Work Available in N. Y. Your Political Views Solicited in A. is Discussed by Dean Manning News Questionnaire President Park States Fifty-Secorid Year i^-^ Should be Progressive, Not. Stationary "Nest Egg" of �1000 Will be Donated Annually for Use On Projects Proposed by Faculty or Graduate Students Which Committee Will Appropriate COMPREHENSIVES RESULT OF GRADUAL CHANGE A. S. U. Meeting Plans Symposium on Politics Industrial and international Clubs Will Work With A. S. U. Common Room, October 5.�The American Students' Union held its first meeting of the year this evening to discuss its plans for the future. As Sylvia Wright, '38, the president of the Union, explained, it was not strictly a formal opening meeting, since the reports of committees which had been working over the summer were neither ready nor called for. It was rather a gathering to clarify the action of the Union. The American Students' Union is very young, said Miss Wright, both \ii this campus and all over the coun- try. Last year, its members were more enthusiastic over its existence Goodhart, September 30.�In her first chapel speech of the year, Dean Manning announced various course changes and division schedules, and discussed the amount of N. Y. A. work available. Money has been provided by the f( deral government through the Na- tional Youth Administration to be used at the discretion of the college. With freshman or sophomore courses Dean Manning advised against taking over four or five hours' work a week. There have been many requests from the faculty and.. staff already for workers, and particularly for trained stenographers. Mrs. Manning announced that it would be impossible for a student to attend philosophy lectures in a divi- sion in which she was unable to attend the conferences. Students were asked to report con- flicts in division lists to the Dean's Office immediately. Those considering aking the History of Religion course, now scheduled for eleven o'clock, were asked to report their decision to the Daan's Office also, and to state their preferences as to the class time, in which case a more satisfactory hour might be arranged. Deceptive Sophomores Retrieve Old Tune From Unwary Freshmen on Parade Night With desperate pleadings of "rain, rain, go away" and sly glances fur- tively signifying "eight o'clock and all's well," the class of 1940, bursting with eagerness and short-lived pride, took its stand under Pembroke arch last Tuesday night to extol the se- cretive success of its sedate scholars. Black-gowned juniors lit their sput- tery torches and waited patiently for the Bryn Mawr band, somewhat en- larged and more vivacious than in previous years, to cease its necessary but ear-splitting notes of preparation. Then there was silence, a moment of apprehension, until the voices of one hundred and thirteen freshman, mingled with the blaring trumpets of the band in a triumphant chorus of "There is a Tavern in the Town" with original and appropriate words. Passing through Senior Row and down the steep hill to the hockey field, the procession, which had gained the momentum of a small avalanche, en- countered the single circle of sopho- mores who were bracing themselves in a feverish attempt to stop the ap- proaching herd. Freshman kicked sophomore, sophomore pulled fresh- man's hair, but in the end the sheer force of numbers, active numbers at that, overwhelmed the haughty sopho- mores and yanked them from their comfortable places in front of the fire. Much shouting and riotous laugh- ter boomed from the freshman ranks, while over in a dark corner of the field a vanquished group sought revenge for its defeat. It came a few m'nutes later. For after the freshmen had finished dancing around the fire, repeating their song several times, there was a period of compara- tive quiet, short seconds of awaiting the unhoped-for. Then from the ob- scurity arose an answering chorus, louder and more triumphant than its challenging predecessor. The sophomoreS",had outwitted the freshmen and revenge was sweet. There were gasps of disappointment, but they changed quickly to gasps of disgust and amazement as a wicked tale of deception was un- folded by caustic sophomores who delighted in telling of the adven- tures of Louise Herron, '39, dis- guised as a belated freshman in Den- bigh. Victory for the class of '39, bitter disappointment, perhaps, for the ; newcomers, but it all adds to the [magic of an old tradition. A great deal of subterranean cam �us rumbling has been going on for some time about the November elec- tion, and now we are having a chance to give our presidential fixations a public airing. A complete poll of col- lege opinion on this hotly contested matter will be taken by the News this week. The statistics obtained from the tcsl vote will be used in newspapers and political journals throughout the country. It is therefore urged thai any facetious inclinations germinat- ing in the undergraduate cranium be curbed as far as possible. Copies of the ballot below will be distributed tonight in the halls. Fac- ulty and staff ballots may be obtained n Dayton, Taylor and the Library. The ballots will be collected on Friday night. Which candidate do you favor for President? (Check) Roosevelt Landon Lemke Thomas Browder Will you vote a straight party ticket? Yes or no (check) Home city and state................ If you voted at the last election, did you vote? (check) Republican for President Straight Republican ticket Democrat for President Straight Democratic ticket Socialist for President Communist for President For students only: Will you actually vote this autumn. Yes or no (check) Party preferences of father and of inothei : Is your mother a Bryn Mawr alumna? Yes or no (check) Optional: � Is the average monthly amount which you spend f(�" everything excepting College beard and tuition fees (abovi or below)' $100? (check) Goodhart, September 29.�President Park, quoting the Harvard Tercenten- ary program, defined last year's cele- bration of Bryn Mawr's semi-centen- nial as "a time'of rememberance and thanksgiving." Reassuring as this af- fectionate review of our past was, its atmosphere will not suffice for this, our fifty-second year. "We are not counting our successes, but venturing them again�The lines which we' sketch in on our map may or may not prove correct�But we shall move for- ward, not backward on them." In addition, the college is framing its policies to train its individuals to be effective and thoughtful workers "toward a new American civilization, servants of a democracy in danger.'' Accordingly this year demands "think- ing, not feeling," and exciting changes are to quicken campus activity. In this spirit, President Park has assigned $1000 annually to be used than understanding; of its purpose. Ion projects suggested by faculty or They indulged in a great deal of graduate students and to be appro- action without knowing exactly why. In this year, therefore, the Union should justify its non-partisan tith by making an effort to comprehend all sides of the political crisis which It is so imminent, and by living up 1901, will invite additions so thai to both views which the outside , similar aid will be accessible to under graduate honor students. The new priated by a committee consisting of Professors Tennent, Gray and Taylor. It is hoped that this "nest egg," half the income of the President's fund, the bequest of Madge Daniels Miller, world holds of Bryn Mawr. Om view, that of the scholastic and lei- sure classes, looks at Bryn Mawr as the upholder of a high intellectual in- tegrity. The other, that Of people interested in labor and workers them selvi 9, who" have come in contact with it through the Summer School, is that it represents a great liberal tradition of education. The proposal was made to the meeting that on October 20 a political symposium be held, sponsored by tin A. S. I'. in collaboration with the In- dustrial Group ami the International Relations Club. Speakers will set forth the views of the four major parties, attacking opposing opinions and defending themselves. To this the members present agreed, and nominated Mary Sands, '.'!8, to act as publicity agent for the occasion. Who the speakers will be, and exactly whal sort of a program they will pursue will be decided at a later meeting. science building, to be started this spring, will also encourage new con- tacts and experiments. 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quote:Dude he was Defensive player of the year in the STATE!!! State trumps school!?!
quote:No, I say he's a long-term project because we're absolutely stacked at LB ahead of him for at least 2-3 more years.
quote:he has not even touched the surface of his potential...I will bookmark this post and we will revisit this when he is a junior should he decide to commit to LSU...
quote:We're talking about an incredibly stacked depth chart. It borders on bloated, in all honesty.
quote:of the people you just named i still say he is the most technically sound MLB of the class...
quote:I agree with. Most years I think that Riley definitely would have gotton a scholarship offer from LSU. It just happens that right now we are stacked with young LB's. You just can't take them all. At some point in the future LSU might look back and regret not taking him even with the numbers we have at LB right now. He's just a very solid hard nosed player and its hard to pass on someone like him.
quote:For starters, there's only one other player in the class with him in actuality. So that's not much to hang your hat on. Secondly, you're talking about technique. With the amount of players ahead of him (Barrow, Jones, Welter, Alexander & Jones, Louis) with multiple years in the system and on the field, along with the rest I mentioned, you are forgetting to realize that we have quite honestly the best fundamental technique teacher at the college level in Chavis. We don't need perfected technique coming straight out of HS because we've already got All-Conference caliber upper classmen, as well as wicked younger talent...and they're all getting taught better technique than Riley has ever been taught before in his life. ...and they're getting it DAILY. So I'm not really sure again where your argument for this cat is. I'd rather you inform or educated me on what the 2014 LB Class looks like. Riley's really, really lucky that Daub is evidently a flake because if that guy would've stuck, this poor kid would've gotten processed fairly quickly.
quote:back your argument up...
quote:Feel free to do that, but to say a guy that has been at Curtis for at least 4 years, and probably longer, hasn't scratched the surface of his potential is just wrong. By being in their S&C program (the same one that spawned the S&C coordinators at LSU, Alabama, Florida St, and other schools), he is going to be more physically developed with less room to grow than other players. Players come of out Curtis much closer to being a finished product than they do at other schools. It's not a knock on any kid, becuase it helps a lot of them go on to play CFB, but it's just the nature of what goes on at Curtis.
quote:This kid will play MLB as a redshirt Freshman...money on the tablle
quote:3-4 years ago, Riley would have been the best LB in the state. TE's and LBs are really coming on strong in the state
quote:i hear you loud and clear as well! so are you putting up your $1?
quote:No doubt...you heard it hear first the 2017 LB that i am training at this point in time will break every record posted at LSU...
quote:Reuben Foster laughs at this!
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Soccer in South Florida began in 1972 with the formation of the Miami Gatos. Led by players Warren Archibald, Roberto Aguirre and Willie Evans, the team played in the first division of the North American Soccer League (NASL). After one year as the Gatos, the team was renamed the Miami Toros. The Toros had a very successful
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In 1977, after five years of playing in Miami, the Toros moved to Broward County and became the Fort Lauderdale Strikers. The Strikers became one of the most recognizable teams in the NASL with their red-and- gold hooped uniforms. Fan support for the team was so great that the Strikers' home, Lockhart Stadium, had to be expanded from 8,000 to 11,000 seats, and again to 15,000 to accommodate the large crowds.
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Major League Soccer decided to contract the Fusion, along with the Tampa Bay Mutiny, after the 2001 season.
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"We did come out ready to play," DeBoer said. "I thought we had a really good first period, and I think we fell into a little bit of a trap because it was five goals scored in the first [when the Devils took a 3-2 lead]. We started to open it up a little bit in the second looking for another three and that's not our game; they made us pay."
Team Scope:
Devils: Jaromir Jagr recorded two assists in the first period of Sunday's game to pass Mario Lemieux on the all-time assist list with 1,035. Jagr, who stands alone in 10th place, now has his sights set on Marcel Dionne. Dionne is ninth on the all-time list with 1,040 assists. Jagr, who leads the Devils in assists (28) and points (44), is riding a four-game point streak (two goals, four assists).
"It seems like every game the media asks about [a new record], do I know where I am," Jagr said. "I'm right here. I don't feel like going anywhere. I enjoy the game and I want to keep playing. I don't worry about the numbers. If I work hard and stay healthy, I can play more games."
Blues: After dropping a 7-1 decision against the Devils, the Blues strung together two straight road victories against the New York Rangers (2-1) and New York Islanders (4-3 in a shootout) to finish 3-1-0 on the recent road swing.
"We've been working hard on this trip," Blues forward T.J. Oshie said. "We had a tough game in New Jersey, but other than that, we've been playing pretty good team hockey."
Alexander Steen played on Saturday against the Islanders and had two assists to boost his season total to 17 assists and a team-high 43 points. It was his 12th multiple-point game of the season.
The victory against the Islanders also gave Ken Hitchcock his 107th victory as Blues coach, enabling him to pass Jacques Demers for fifth on the franchise's all-time win list.
Who's hot: Blues wing Vladimir Tarasenko scored twice on Saturday to become the eighth player on the roster to have at least 30 points this season, along with Steen (44), Oshie (42), David Backes (38), Alex Pietrangelo (37), Kevin Shattenkirk (36), Jaden Schwartz (35) and Derek Roy (31). … Devils center Travis Zajac notched the 300th point of his NHL career (106 goals, 194 assists) on Sunday when he scored in the first. He now has points in three straight games (one goal, three assists) for the third time this season.
Injury report: Devils defenseman Peter Harrold (foot) remains on injured reserve. … There are no injuries to report for St. Louis.