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Wolves are promoted to the Championship
Wolves have been promoted to the Championship after beating Crewe Alexandra 2-0.
Kenny Jackett has guided his side to promotion after picking up 93 points in League One this season.
Tim Nash was at the game and had this to say after the final whistle
Midfielder Kevin McDonald scored shortly before half-time to give Wolves the lead at the break. Dave Edwards added the second of the day in the 66th minute to seal promotion for Wolves.
Promotion sees Wolves return to the Championship at the first time of asking.
See a small collection of your 'Wolves selfies' below
The club picked up 28 wins on their way to promotion including a record-breaking nine-game consecutive winning streak.
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Comments for: "Wolves are promoted to the Championship"
Well done everybody! Thoroughly deserved, onwards and upwards! UTW.
Hear hear bilodave!!!!
Just wondering any thoughts on who we need next season? Obviously a stronger midfield once again and another striker? UTMW
Fantastic!!!! Shame gone, pride restored! Well done Kenny and everyone who wore a shirt this season. Never ever has a Wolves team performed so consistently at the level they were playing, not even the great team of the 50s. What a platform we have for next season! Always great to be a Wolves fan, just feels even greater right now.
Let's al have a disco, let's all have a disco la la la la...
Lobo para siempre
Just brilliant! Now for the title! Well done everyone at WWFC, team, management, fans.
Mountain Wolf
Such a proud day. The players, the fans - and Kenny Jackett - congratulations to you all. I don't have the words to express my gratitude.
Farmer Ted
Well done Wolves, well done Kenny Jackett and his background boys.
Now let's finish the job. Win the title and beat the points record.
tipton wolf
I'm on the beer now...cheers Kenny and the boys!
Well done, lads - now lets go for the title. 6 more points should do it.
Old Wulfrunian
Congratulations to my beloved Wolves and everyone connected with the club for gaining promotion at the first time of asking. Such a change after the heartache of the last two seasons but that's all forgotten now as far as I'm concerned. Six points from the last four games, barring Brenford overturning a big goal difference in our favour, is all we need to land us the title.
Onwards and upwards!!!!!!!!
Statos Boring Brother
Well done KJ for building a team to make us happy again and silencing the doubters and doom merchants who were moaning when we were grinding out wins. KJ did a nice steady job, took a look at what was available, used some of it but made careful, sensible buys where necessary and didn't splurge the cash.
Well done to the 2 MM's for supporting KJ and also staying out of the limelight.
Well done to the players who have played as a team with no prima donnas, have worked hard for each other and made it a pleasure to watch Wolves again. Special thanks to the defence as our promotion has been built on 24 clean sheets.
Well done to those in the academy who have supplied some of the foundations for this year's team and KJ has obviously been happy to use the youngsters supplied.
I still can't believe it and keep getting a nagging feel that there's still something to go wrong like the league suddenly finding out that the Wolves didn't register Steve Bull correctly in the 1980's, docking us 99 points and relegating us the conference. Just call it Wolfism
Never mind, I might have a pint (or six) tonight.
Old Wulfrunian
And I'm sure Len will be doing likewise! I may even have a couple of pints myself!!
Ha - I have already started! Cheers everybody... :-)
And well done all you supporters who followed our Wolves week in and week out through the rain hail sleet and snow. This makes it all worth while.
Absolutely delighted. Well done, Kenny and the squad - Kevin Thelwall, Joe Gallen and everybody behind the scenes. You have made us proud this season. Football became fun again. Congratulations also to all the fans who went to the games and got behind the lads - you were an important part of it too. Fantastic - UTW.
And with Brentford losing can the title be too far away ?
grumppy grandad
What a great day for all Wolves fans keep it going to the end of the season and bring on the championship
The plus points,
well done Kenny J and the team for promotion today, glad to see we have a decent young and hungry bunch. Finally restoring SOME pride.
the minus points,
how the hell did it come to this, back to back relegations, 5 managers in just over a year, prima donna cry baby over paid players, hopefully we can carry on building and learn where we went wrong.
u t w
I am speechless with elation - what a fabulous season this has been - I am so proud for Wolverhampton Wanderers and for everything that Mr Jackett has done to transform the club. Now the title!
When Kenny was first appointed i wasn't to happy,he wasn't my first choice.I did say though,that if and when we got promoted i would come back on and hold my hand up and apologise for doubting his ability.Well here i am,i cant thank him enough for the job he has done,getting my Babbies back to the championship.He has done it with a dignity and a calming way,clearing the decks of all the over paid premadonners that were only after the pound notes not the shirt.Well done also to everyone one of the those players,you have done yourselves and the fans proud.Onwards and upwards.THANK YOU AGAIN "KING KENNY".
Bully306, what an excellent comment. And I like you, didn't want KJ, as our new mangaer. But I've admired and liked, everything he's said and done so far. So like you I will hold my hand up, and gladly admit I was well wrong. UTW:
Jackett the Hat
I was sick of guessing who the next appointment was gonna be, so I did a bit of homework. I found out that the only positive comments were awarded to Steve Mc'Claren and as Millwall called him, Puffa Jackett. There was a journo (forgot his name) who couldn't speak highly enough of Kenny's attitude and methods, he listed players and up and coming managers ready to make their mark, Kenny was first on the list !
His work at Man City with the kids was what got the grapevine buzzin and he carried this on at Swansea with young uns that were comfortable on the ball and knew the job that was asked of them.
Thanks Kevin Thelwell for spotting what we needed, your efforts have not gone unnoticed, the confidence with other Wolves fans is that King Kenny can make dreams a reality, you can take massive credit for that.
Wonderful Wolves, great result for the club and the fans,now just need to finish the job and go up as champions. Congratulations to Kenny Jacket for restoring the pride back into the club and ending the misery of the past two seasons. well done me babbies.
28 wins
9 consecutive wins
23 clean sheets
scored 74
conceded 25
6 more points to be champions. utw.
Makes great reading nik..
Chillo Wolf
Delighted and so proud to be a Wolves fan
Fantastic and thoroughly deserved. Well done to all at our club and that, of course, includes the fans.
forgot to add the 9500 WHO WENT TO MK DONS AND AN ESTIMATED 30,000 EXPECTED FOR FRIDAY , ANOTHER RECORD!!
Nik, there are so many records being broken you forgot to mention the 14 away wins.....but you are forgiven just TOO many to remember.
Also when we get 30,000 on Friday (and probably against Carlisle as well) the Tesco Baggies will have to wait a long long time to beat that, i.e. in an all seater stadium. Lets be honest they struggle to sell out in the Premier so there's no need for them EVER to have to expand the ground.
Well that's the carrot dangled lets see if they bite.....
Not allowed to bite. Wolverhampton express and star delete all posts slightly only slightly making fun of all you wolves fans. So i will instead congratulate Wolves on finishing in their lowest position for years. Forty seventh out of ninety two league clubs a tremendous and wholly unexpected acheivment up against such giants as Crewe, Oldham, Stevenage et al.
The Flying Winger
Great result, another accomplished display, pride restored to a club and it's fans.
The team and supporters earned this together, led by a manager who knows what he is doing.
What a task faced us at the start of the season, every challenge was met by Jackett and overcome.
He managed what many thought impossible, building the relationship with the supporters.
Delighted for McDonald that he scored a goal that will bemembered for years to come, what can you say about Edwards he seems a different player and capable of scoring goals in the new set up.
Lastly the much maligned Moxey & Morgan kept to the background and let Jackett get on with it, they must be happy tonight.
What a day in prospect for all on Good Friday, aptly named!
brierley hill wolf
Well Done KJ and all the players what a fantastic turnaround for a club in disarray and free fall to gaining promotion at first attempt, thank you for putting a smile back on our faces and making Saturdays happy days again after two years of hell !!!!
Silver Wolf
What a great day! Well played one and all.
Congratulations to everyone connected with WWFC. Now let's go for the title. UTW:
Wolves for life
Congratulations to Kenny Jackett and all at Wolves. You have given us our pride back. I believe KJ should be given Manager of the Year taking into account who he inherited and the sheer number of changes he made in the playing staff. He gelled them into a team who have displayed excellent passing football, mended the relationship with fans who responded in thousands.
I have followed my beloved team for 62 years and the sheer scale of his achievement is as good as it ever has been. After two awful seasons I feel proud to be associated with WWFC.
I am looking forward to the Sponsor's Lunch on Monday with relish.
Just one more request please, CHAMPIONS.
Amazing love it at last can go to work and give sandwell rovers some stick
Wolves beat Crewe. Albion draw with Tottenham. Exactly what are you going to say, as i am sure every Albion fan is only dreaming of a role reversal.
Bruce, Trinidad
Thanks a million Kenny. You cleared out the "stars", kept the foot soldiers (Edwards, Stearman, Elokibi), brought forward the promising youngsters (who were being kept back by the "stars") and made some great acquisitions. Now get us back into the Premier and show us how to stay there (presumably not by hanging on to players past their sell by date).
well its done so why not give some of the youth players a go in the remaining games Don"t care about the title,
Sir Billy Quiet
You might not care but the players that worked all season to win the league do.........glad your not a manager!
Well done paul, yet another well thought out comment !!!
A small tip... Try harder!!
Farmer Ted
You've seen how the manager works
You've seen how hard the players have worked
They have the title and a record points haul within their grasp
You've seen a number of young players break through and another, Eusebio is on the brink.
If you think anybody at Molineux is going to toss that away just because you don't care you seriously need to get a grip.
The youngsters will get their chance when they're good and ready.
You need to think a little more clearly.
You're a couple of clowns short of a circus to come out out with nonsense like that pal.
allpo wolves
well done boys u make us pround already on my sixth can utw
Mountain Wolf
Now then ..... about those scary beards.
Well done and deserved.I love the Wolves.xxxxx
Hong Kong Pete
"KING KENNY J" give him the keys to the city of Wolverhampton, he has with his squad and everybody else involved including every loyal supporter transformed this club, Wolverhampton Wanderers are now half way back to where they should be.
The achievement has made all loyal supporters no matter where they live and who follow Wolves all over the world and the people of Wolverhampton to be very proud once again of their football team.
If any manager should get manager of the year Mr Kenny Jackett should be top of the list
Sir Billy Quiet
Proud to be a Wolves fan. Let's get past 100 points win the title.
This season will be remembered for many years'............
well what a day so proud of the lads ,wish I could buy you all a drink ,will be trying a couple myself tonignt,CHEERS OLD WOLF
So pleased tonight.. Can't wait for Friday..
"Proud to be a Wolves Fan"
Well done lads what more can you say .
Congrats to everyone involved. great win and a great season and everyone playing their part. Can anyone tell me how much this team has cost the club in transfer frees??????
well done lads, nicely done great to cross over the line, now lets set our sights on that title :) KJ and the whole backroom team great job, lets keep pushing next season could be interesting, bring it on
Now the title.
Dougan is king...
Stearmans overhead kick
Well done Kenny and the team ! Very proud tonight .How the bloomin hell did you pull that off after the shambles of the past two years? Few beers, And a cigar tonight, Grandson and myself have a smile a mile wide .As a treat going to let him stop up to let him see the Boggies throw it away yet again,
Celebrating here in Corfu! Marvellous and fully deserved. Mythos and Ouzos all round.
Ditto Marbella
Jackett the Hat
Ditto Bilston
Wolves ay we....
Congrats to all the lads and everyone involved this season. Enjoy it boys, wish I was in Wolvo tonight but will be having a few bevies across the pond. Glory Glory Wolverhampton. I'd love a pint of Banks!!!!!!
"And the Wolves go marching ON ON ON"
Bloody awesome! Great work KJ and well done lads, definitely pride restored in our club. Onwards and upwards.
congratulations to the team Kenny Jackett and all involved at the club on a job well done.
realistically, no less than we should expect but we have plenty of time now to strengthen for a hopefully consecutive promotion push. genuinely excited for next season
chris h
The objective this season was promotion and this has been achieved. Since that rough patch in Dec the form and performances have been outstanding. We have also played some good football, whilst having a robust defence. Just look how many more points we have amassed compared to Peterborough, who would have thought that after they beat us last Autumn. Kenny Jackett has proved to be a very popular and astute first team coach/ manager. Long may it continue and hopefully we can build on this and get back to the Premier sooner rather than later.
Well said chris... Next objective is to win the league...
Well Done Wolves! A fantastic response to a rough period in the history of the club. Here's to the future that looks very promising indeed.
A simply fantastic day out. Kenny Jackett's revolution has given us back our club, our pride and our connection with a group of players who have earned our respect and admiration.
The party on the pitch was fab! I don't think Dicko and Sako wanted to leave! So much to be happy about right now.
Great year to start taking my lad to games. Trouble is he thinks it's always like this!
Absolutely fantastic.
KJ in the early part of the season kept tinkering, which annoyed me bur he was sorting the wheat from the chaff and I was impatient and all credit to the man for having a long sighted view of matters.
A back four of immeasurable strength with Batth a central defender of class. This lad will play for England in the next five years, so much so that I have asked William Hill to give me odds on this fact.
Can you believe that they have given me 10-1 on him playing a game for England
10-1 can you believe those odds?
What it means is that he is a stone bank certainty for this recognition.
We are there, in the Championship. Just a division below the golden league.
Can we make the next step? It is a big ask.
it is nice to see that KJ is having talks with Keith Treadwell with regard to strengthening the team for a push for promotion to the Premiership.
A left bacx, a central midfield destroyer and two strikers of quality
Not a lot to ask for but we can do it.
Sako will probably go but KJ did state that he has an adequate replacement in Bancessi. another Academy player who has fought his way through all the Academy matches to be recognised as a quality squad player.
I cannot get to the games now due to a chronic spinal nerve problem but whoever is sitting in the Billy Wright stand in my old seat please give the lads an extra cheer for me on Saturday.
If I can get over the op next month I will be there for a October match.
Come on lads please get thee title
I sincerely hope that your op is a success, Lesterwolf, and that the outcome will enable you to make visits to the Mol. I share your thoughts re. the Billy Wright stand - I too wonder who sits in the seat I regarded as my own for many years; I share your sentiments entirely. UTW.
Silver Wolf
All best wishes with your op, Lesterwolf, and if you make it back to the Mol by October I hope it's to see the team showing themselves to be a real force in the Championship.
Well done Wolves, back from the dead. Just hope lessons are learned and we are more Burnley than QPR next season. A top quality championship Striker, Midfielder and Centre Back (sorry Richard) should see us compete for at least play-offs next season. Just 3 quality players. Up the Wolves.
Like a lot of other fans, I was a bit underwhelmed at KJ's appointment but never has a great big piece of humble pie tasted so good! From the moment he walked into Molineux he seemed to "get" the Wolves and what the club and the fans are all about. More to the point, however, he knew what needed doing in terms of personnel and has gone about doing it in a measured, understated and hugely effective way.
I never missed a home match in the 1970s, but living in Canada now I have to read every report I can find. This season has made for much more enjoyable reading than in the recent past, of course, and it is so good to see some youngsters coming through. As we say in Canada: "Awesome".
When KJ was chosen as manager, I can't say I was ecstatic - not a detractor as such, just not my preferred choice. But just as we have all piled on (with ample justification) at numerous truly awful decisions made by management in recent yrs., so too must we give them credit and respect for their choice in hiring Kenneth Francis Jackett to guide this great and storied club into a new era.
KJ has brought pride back to this club faster than any of us dared hope less than 1 yr. ago. His man management, selection, signings, loanees and overall calm and level-headedness throughout this amazing season has been THE story of this revival.
Perhaps his brief was such that finding those 'diamonds in the rough' lurking in the academy was his only option after the profligate spending of the past few yrs. (at least on salaries if not actual talent) but find them he did and polish them he did.
I'm sure Jack the Hat and others will be swift to point out that this is tier 3 football and for sure, we're no Premier League outfit....yet. But winning is winning and the style in which we've done it this yr. bodes well for the future. And for the first time in many a season, that future looks more than promising; it looks achievable - and for that we have KJ to thank.
This team has done him and us proud and we'll not forget this run in a long, long time. Many will be here next season, some will grow into premier league players, some may falter but I have absolute faith in KJ's ability to tell which players will succeed at the higher levels and which need to move on. And when that time comes, if they seriously love this club, the board had better back him as required.
Premier league football will be a reality for this club again, if not next yr,. within two yrs., I believe. Only time will tell but in yrs. to come, I think history may well show Kenny Jackett to be one of the finest managers this club has ever seen.
Thank you Kenny and long may you reign.
Old Wulfrunian
Good post. Well thought out and presented.
Out of darkness cometh light, win the title guys for the fans fantastic support
The Real Bully Hoo.
Congratulations Wolves. Well done. Enjoy it.
Old Wulfrunian
It's the first time I've seen you over here and with such meaningful comments you're welcome any time!
Breath of fresh air, superb performance and alot of pride.
Would just like to make one request please. The notable abscenec of the doom merchants ie Psalm 23 have not been missed at all. Please feel free to keep away this season, your not required. Oh and lets all have a disco, lets all have a disco lalalalalala ohh lalalallala
Melbourne wolves
Very happy here in sunny Melbourne - let's go on and win the league.
great result and team this season we all go to games and the seating is great.but my thoughts and prayers are for the 96 that went to a footy game and was full of excitement and hopefully see there club win yet never returned home and even worse was blamed for the wrong doing by police trying to cover there backs.we rememeber all of the lost it could have been any of us at any club any team.
Congratulations to my beloved Wolves, well done to everybody involved in this great achievement. Looking forward to the next challenge.U.T.W.
spanish ray
Congratulations Wolves and a special congratulations to Kenny Jackett.What a great job in turning this club round wonderful ,now put the cream on and lets lift the title.
Brilliant achievement to bounce back to the Championship at the first attempt. Congratulations to all management, staff and supporters at Wolves.
Complete justification of the club's policy to offload the expensive flops; trust in the club's development policy; and hire a properly qualified manager recommended by the club's football professionals rather than Liverpool FC old boys.
Kenny Jackett was proven as a safe pair of hands in the football league and has exceeded expectations with astute signings much more flexible tactics.
The goalkeeper and defence have been way too good for this level all season. Vital to the success has been the signing of a proper career left back and Captain with genuine leadership skills on the field, noticeably absent in recent years and a source of constant frustration for fans.
Looking forward to a settled club with great support competing successfully in the Championship.
Well done to all concerned!
Alan in Cyprus
Well done everyone, the fans especially. This is just the platform for the future, we need a bit more experience now for when we play those former premier League teams next season.
What a wonderful feeling- waking up to the sun shining, birds singing and that great realisation that Wolves are promoted.
A great day at Crewe yesterday, like nearly every other Wolves fan there I was on the pitch at FT.
Well done Kenny Jackett- you have restored some pride and cohesion to this Club and it's supporters.
Wolverhampton Wanderers- Form is temporary , Class is permanent.
Ronnie Allen
Fantastic news. Perhaps a bit early, but does anyone have news of the pie and pasty prices for next season? The older I get, you know how it is, I drink 5 pints and whizz 10, so I need to consider either getting them from Greggs before the match, or getting me normal half dozen chicken and mushroom and eatin em in the cludgie with a nice cold Guinness waiting for the kick off whistle.
Are you the same Ronnie Allen who appears on the Albion boards purporting to be an Albion fan. If so what you ashamed of?
Agreed Chris h. Never rest on your laurels. Great to see Robert Plant there, just a normal Wolves fan in the crowd.
The Voice
Well done lads - whatever happens next season, no matter how often we get beaten will will always remember the day we won the 3rd division.
Sorry to hear about your injuries ,which prevent your attendance Lesterwolf. One thing though; if you had been going, you would soon realise that we only need a left back as injury cover. Scott Golbourne is so complete a player, and so mature, that he leaves me in awe! When was the last time that Wolves fans never talked about the problem of the left back position? I can hardly remember. But they don't now.----------- At Crewe yesterday, once more, he was just so efficient. Never a showboater, but so good!!!!
Stafford wolf
Well done wolves.
Now just wish the chairman would match the commitment and hunger of the manager and playing staff.
1. Green light for phase 2 of redevelopment
2. Back manager for back to back promotions
9k away and 30k at home for league one football says it all.
Sort it Morgan show us you right for the club.
What a contrast from last year, we really are young and hungry, bring on the championship, at this rate won't be at all surprised if we are celebrating promotion to the premiership. Well done Kenny Jackett and his boys....WE ARE Wolverhampton and we are promoted......yeeepiee.
Ye Olde South Bank
Must admit that tears were welling in my eyes at the final whistle. Not with relief at promotion, though. No, it was just sheer, undiluted pride in our Head Coach and his honest, decent bunch of lads. It's been oh, so long since we've had a team that we can truly identify with, and a seeming cosmic eternity since the club and fanbase was united in the way it is today.
Boys, each and every one of you have done us proud on that field of play, this season. Not one of you let us down. To have a team that wears our beloved shirt with such pride speaks volumes for you all. Like us, you'll remember this season for the rest of your lives with great affection. However, if any of you should go on to love this great club even half as much as we fans do (or even the many, truly legendary players whose footsteps you walk in), well, only then will you know WHY Wolverhampton Wanderers FC is so very, very special to so many people around the world.
After all the pain, pride has finally been restored. Thanks for everything, Kenny. In my book, you practically deserve the Freedom of The City of Wolverhampton for your magnificent achievement of totally reshaping and rescuing a famous old club that was on its knees and sinking into oblivion. Immense credit goes to you, KJ.
Happy days are here again. Now take that deserved title!
== Wim Wolves, ay we ==
Well done Wolves. You made it look easy doing it with games to spare and you did get stronger as the season developed. A wonderful effort from a new sqaud that put into sharp perspective the weak and woeful players we had collected that got us 2 relegations running. Out with the old in with the new. Kenny Jackett deservee players so much credit for re-shaping the squad, giving our kids a chance and bombing out the failures. There must now be no way back for Doyle and Johnson and O'Hara, but will there be second chances for Doumbia and Boukahri? . Oh.........and one thing............continue to stay silent Morgan and Moxey. It has been re-freshing to hear your. We are a superbly supported club, with a special spirit and atmosphere. I am so happy for those wonderful Wolves fans. Congratulations to my boys, Wolverhampton Wanderers.
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text: I really try to stay removed from these discussions as most are exposing opinions based on limited or fallacious opinions. The Flannery and other stories are tucked away and WE DID HAVE FUN. Regarding Jim: At the WNYRC fall trial Jim was running Charlie Cooney's Abe. Well Everet Mc Graw was an individual from California who had moved to Buffalo NY and was a politician and as so often true was of dubious integrity. Pete Jones had called the powers that were then(Dick Toma?) and pimped for Everet to be called to judge. Evert's co judge Mike Tyler was a hands on amateur trainer and a hell of a fine man. Well the Open was over and when the judges compared sheets McGraw had CORKY. Well there was no way Corky had beat Andy's Partner Pete or Abe. They went 5,and McGraw would not back off. At that point Mike signed the book and went home to Ohio. McGraw held a 6th, by himself, awarded Corky 1st , Pete, 2nd, Abe 3rd. Abe needed 2 points for that Novembers National. Well Jim(his indian blood and wrestling vigor) proceeded to say how he was going to go kick the shit out of McGraw. I told Jim that the 5" solid post I held would be over his head. Jim was a pro and to do so would have had his professional status jeopardized.I got Jim calmed down and 3 weeks later the AKC sent the revised placements ABE,Pete, Corky and ?. Ironically Abe won the Open the next weekend. Jim and Shirley were the people who were the foundation of our sport. Damn, but(except that Jim was at the time alcoholic ,which I am too, but I hadn't figured it out yet) we had fun and it was primarily because most of us then trained ourselves and were club members and worked a trials. Today we have very few club members, most attendees have pros train and therefore the foundation has feet of clay- Pros run the dogs get paid and the organizers of the event hire workers. This will be my last post, it was only out of respect for Jim that I came. I told Chris that the real purpose for my being onRTF is to get callbacks at 9pm after feeding and planning the next day. That will remain my 99% sole purpose.


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But what if a zombie survival game forced you to have a partner (would probably work better with local co-op) and didn't reward you for working with them. You could steal resources from each other and then you would be put into a situation were you had to defend them but come out worse for wear. In a game situated like this difficulty wouldn't be measured on a pre decided scale but on the morals of your partner.
Am I the only one who would find it appealing to have game play were the enemy is your only friend and to see how situations would pan out.
I haven't completely though this through but its not an actual game proposal but just an idea on how a fresh innovative style could form. Please tell me what you think.
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Just found Kathy Copter and Petrol Pulaski this morning. The best part was they were only $2.90
Just found Kathy Copter and Petrol Pulaski this morning. The best part was they were only $2.90
I found Kathy Copter and the RPM pit crew as well but they were 3.49.
I also got the Lightning Storm McQueen exclusive from SDCC. Don't ask how long I waited in line for it!
Just found the new "Gift Pack" with 3 old and 1 new car
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I hope to get my hands on one soon !!
I found some new Cars this weekend.
"Roman Dunes" No Stall's crew chief
"Leroy traffik" mini van w/ mattress on top
"Chase Lighining Mcqueen"
I found two sets at Target, and saw some more at Walmart this morning.
I found Roman Dunes recently but have yet to see the Chase McQueen nor am I all that interested in getting one either. I did pick up the Trunk Fresh/No Stall launchers on clearance for $7.48. At full price they were a definite pass but at half price I figured why not as 2 single pack cars alone would run me about $7.
I went to walmart today and found the 2nd Cars chase which is Fred with bumper stickers ! Also found Axle Accelerator ( highway patrol car ) both are really nice ! On the back of the package it shows a new car that will be out soon its Hugo Fast ( nitroade pitty ) #64 .
I found those yesterday too. I didn't even know about Fred. Is it just me or is he alittle small?
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Forecast for Marathon
It's shaping up to be a typically tropical week here in Marathon, with temperatures hovering around the high 80's and low 90's and the humidity staying high through Sunday. There's a good chance we'll see some rain on Thursday, with the chance of precipitation coming down to a reasonable 30% for the rest of the week/end. Tomorrow's seas look a little rougher than what's been forecasted for the weekend– though it's going to be worth braving the choppy waves to get a little respite from this hot & humid weather!
As always, try to protect yourself and your loved ones from the sun's harshest rays by wearing a high SFP, reapplying often, and- whenever possible- staying out of direct sun between the hours of 10am and 2pm. We hate to see a set of crispy shoulders ruin someone's vacation!


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This recipe has made it onto my list of top chicken recipes. I would serve this to company, even those with fussy palates, as the curry flavor is incredibly mild, and enhanced by the sweet honey so perfectly, it makes your mouth water just to even smell it.
And its easy. Holy smokes, is this chicken easy!
1/2 cup of butter
1/2 cup of honey
1/4 cup of prepared mustard (this would be the stuff in the squirt bottle)
1 tsp curry powder
1 tsp salt
one chicken, sliced as you want, I did quarters
Kick the tires and light the fires to 350 degrees.
Ah curry, one of my favorite spices to add some originality to a recipe. One day soon, I will devote a week to curry cooking, I kid you not! I have a huge repertoire of favorite recipes just waiting to burst forth. Sorry, I am such a tease!
You can either bake the chicken in a 9×13 pan, or, if you are like me and don't have one, a foil lined baking sheet. See why I tell everyone that if I can cook this, you can cook it better? I bet that 99% of you who are reading this, own a 9×13 square baking dish. I do not. I threw it out when it was too scratched and completely not usable, and still haven't bought one. Hmm. Put that on my shopping list.
So take all of your ingredients excepting the chicken and throw them into a pot. Yes, this is going to be THAT easy. Promise. Put those ingredients onto a medium hot burner.
Place your chicken onto the foil lined sheet, or, because you are obviously a far better cook than me, your 9×13 pan that you own.
See how easy this is? That is done. The ingredients are all melted and mixed together. Remove it from the stove.
Pour it over your chicken pieces, coating them all, then set aside some in a little dish for basting later. You don't have to baste, but there is so much sauce that I love to spare some and use it later.
Saucy sauce set aside.
Then I took a brush and just made sure that there was enough sauce over the pieces of chicken. Just in case.
Ready! Put the chicken in your 350 degrees oven and cook until done. My quarter pieces took about 40 minutes.
Now. Important. The honey can and will burn if you have your rack in your oven set too high. Make sure its in the middle, erring on the lower side. Honey burns. Basting will also help make sure it doesn't burn as well. This is truly the only fiddly part about this recipe.
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Antonio Citterio was born in Meda in 1950. He graduated in architecture from the Politecnico of Milan. Since 1972 he has worked in the field of industrial design as a designer and consultant. He works with many manufacturers such as Ansorg, Arclinea, B&B Italia, Flexform, Flos, Hackman, Inda, Kartell, Tre-P&Tre-Piu, Valli & Valli and Vitra. In 1999 he became art director for Brionvega.
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Prior to 1985 Glen Oliver Löw (Leverkusen Germany, 1959) studies design in the Industrial Design faculty of Wuppertal University.
In 1986 he receives the "Master of Design" award from the Domus Academy in Milan for his design study for a compact car.
Starting since 1987 he staff member at Antonio Citterio studio in Milan. As of 1990 he was his partner in design, involved in producing office furniture for Vitra and also numerous products for companies Ansorg, Bieffe, Flos, Kartell, MaxData, Olivetti, Synthesis and Vitrashop.
- 1995: receives the Compasso d'Oro award for the "Mobil" container system for Kartell
- 1996: also active in the area of corporate design, for instance, responsible for creating a new corporate designs image for Commerzbank branches
- 1998: Interior Designkoncept of the interior concept for SMART Centres (buildings and exhibition stands selling/presenting the new Mercedes Benz/Swatch car)
- 2000: Vocation as professor for product design at the " Hochschule f?r bildende K?nste" in Hamburg
Glen Low started his collaboration with Antonio Citterio in 1987. Together they have created among other things, the storage system Mobil for Kartell. In 1995 they were awarded the Compasso d'Oro prize for this work. Mobil is a part of the permanent design collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York.View other products by Glen Oliver Low


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RE:What is LC-13 line?
whoops! I didn't read your question right... the diff between T-series and depth charge (Orvis) and 444 QD and .... others is "not much". I am not knowledgeable about the Orvis but own the other two + SA STS taper heads. They are based on the same principle, impregnated flyline coating in a dense short head attached to skinny shooting line with good characteristics. The price is pretty consistent too.
LC-13 on the other hand is really cheap.
RE:What is LC-13 line?
Other than price, the trade off is in the casting ease. The T-series, QD (quick descent), depth charge, yada yada are all based on the concepts pioneered by the Harry Lemires and Wes Drains and other Washington state steelhead junkies who were by the way the earliest flyfishermen to wear stripping baskets as far as my research would show. They combined sinking heads with shooting lines of all types - flat beam, braided, mono and floating level line; and eventually combined half floating / half sinking to pioneer the sinktip lines. Nowhere do these lines come into their own like a steelhead river. Anyway, I digress.
The hi-D fly lines are actually tapered lines, skinny on the ends and fat in the middle. This provides some facsimile of loop generation in the cast, as the Cortland 444 QD325's widespread popularity proves. The LC-13 is a true lead core line, level and rigid - yet under an energized cast it becomes flexible enough to turn over, kind of. Summary: lines cast better than LC-13.
The advantage for LC-13 is depth penetration even in fast deep currents. The thin profile and real-lead density can't be matched by impregnated coating technologies. For get-down and dirty efficiency, nothing beats it. Summary: LC-13 gets down faster and further than hi-D lines.
There is a place for both. LC-13 is great to have on a hard rip off Gorilla or Bearses off Monomoy; or the Middle ground, etc. I wouldn't use it for any situation where I really had to cast with grace, accuracy or distance.
Hope this helps,
RE:What is LC-13 line?
What are trade-offs versus a Teeny or Depth Charge (other than price)?
RE:What is LC-13 line?
Lefty swore by LC-13 at the clinic last summer. According to him, the combination of 13 grains/ft. and tiny diameter makes it sink faster than anything less than 650 gr. I'm using a ~28' piece as a fast sinking head on my 9 wt in fron of braided running line, and find that it really takes a fly deep- and quickly! Also, for the price, you don't get too upset when you lose it to a rockpile. Given your neighborhood, an expendable fast sinker might not be a bad idea
RE:What is LC-13 line?
Not sure, it was a phone call I recieved at the shop. He had heard that we might have some and was disappointed to find out that I had already cut it up. I think that he just wanted to be able to build a number of them in different lenghts with some longer than the 30' I had already cut. He was heading to Costa Rica and was going to be fishing for them deep.
RE:What is LC-13 line?
Bob -
What's the application for tarpon that requires such long lengths? Piqued my interest on that one...
RE:What is LC-13 line?
The 13 in LC-13 stands for it's weight 13 grains per foot.
Cortland specs it's sink rate at 8 3/4 inches per second and it has a diameter of .043. I have already cut up the bulk spool we got into 30 foot sections and we have about 4 of those left at the shop. I plan on ordering another bulk spool so I can cut custom length. I have already been asked for a 140' for tarpon.
RE:What is LC-13 line?
Hi Josko -
LC-13 is a true leadcore flyline that comes in level tapers (oxymoron) and lengths that can be cut to add instant rip-slicing capability to loop system lines. BobD will confirm whether the 13 means 13 inches per second or not... it can't be feet :-O
It's physical characteristics are that it is fairly stiff, in fact it's formable into shapes! That doesn't seem to affect it's performance while being cast, it does form a loop when cast. It has a very good coating material IMO. Things I have noticed - it is good for fishing deep in rips around here. It is used in short lengths for deep winter steelheading applications as well as deep ocean salmon flyfishing out in the pacific northwest. Because it has no taper, the "head" effect comes from the increased density of the material, not the diameter. This contributes to it's sink-right-now behavior.
I use(d) very heavy butt sections off the LC-13 and tapered into three pieces - 50# or more, #35, #20 for off-the boat mooching. There are other alternatives like the next paragraph. Also note that I haven't used LC-13 in a long while...
SA makes a 30' tapers (both ends) shooting head in 450, 550, up to 800 grains called "DEEP WATER EXPRESS". Aye carumba, wear a crash helmet for the 800. These are built in the way of regular shooting head fly lines and have a taper to ease casting and loop formation. Although not nearly as cheap as LC-13, they are still very affordable ($25-30?) because they are only 30 ft long. They are easy to loop, being real fly lines, and sink like rocks.
One nuance is because they are fatter (impregnated fly coating) they feel like casting a fat headed fly line as opposed to whipping a wire (LC-13). You have to feel them both out to see what you like, my preference was for the SA STS taper 550 grain because it casts like a fly line.
I do not have any complete hi-grain heads left because I chopped them all up for steely tips, but if there's anything I can help with (like time-proven loop techniques) I'd love to get together and work on this stuff with you.
Hope that helps,
RE:What is LC-13 line?
LC13 is indeed lead core with a plastic coating. You can put loops at the end and make short shooting heads. It does weigh a ton and can be a bitch to cast, but it sure sinks fast.
What is LC-13 line?
I've heard talk of LC-13(??). As best as I can make out, it's a heavy (LC for lead core??) line suitable for heavy shooting heads. Am I on track here? I need to make up a couple of 500 - 600 grain fast-sink heads or lines for 15 wt rods. Is this the material to use? What's the thought behind using this material? Thanks much.
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Regarding last week's ep, I read a post on a WD board from a prison guard with 15+ years experience that the fences at his prison were a heck of a lot studier than the ones at the WD prison. The fences never would've bowed. Found that interesting.
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I see now, This is why the NSA exists.
His arms and legs cut off and sent to the four corners of Florida.
Raped in front of the team by a department store Santa.
Cremate him and pack his ashes into the toilet of a manned rocket mission.
Feed him to a shark. Then feed the shark to the Japanese. Who we then declare war on.
I am offended by this thread.
I see now, This is why the NSA exists.
"The superior man blames himself. The inferior man blames others." -Don Shula
Embalm him and use him as a revenue generator. I suspect plenty of drunk dolfans would pay good money to throw beer or urine on the corpse. We could then allocate this new revenue toward finding and keeping a new, competent FO.
Bury him with a loaf of pumpernickel and have "Ginger Bread Man" carved on his tombstone.
"A criminal is a person with predatory instincts who has not sufficient capital to form a corporation."
As much as Im a HUGE fan of this thread, I think Im gonna have to move it to the depths. This probably isnt family friendly and is only going to get worse. But feel free to say whatever deplorable **** you want now.
On a related note, this team motto suddenly has a much more ominous atmosphere to it:
We know Tony's vote.
Terrorist attack count against the Anything Goes Thread: 6
Why, I can smile, and murder while I smile,
And cry 'Content' to that which grieves my heart,
And wet my cheeks with artificial tears,
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Change shapes with Proteus for advantages,
And set the murderous Machiavel to school.
Can I do this, and cannot get a crown?
Wishing Jeff no actually physical harm metaphorically I would feed his body to the fishes.
Happy new Year everyone
Not appropriate.
Pay Dez Bryant's mom to **** his dead corpse. Post-mortem butthole play is the fastest rising genre of porn. Type it in on xnxx if you dont believe me.


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Recently, I have found out about the Wavefront OBJ format, which uses a pretty simple text pattern. Below is a given example.
[source lang="plain"]# Blender v2.63 (sub 0) OBJ File: ''# www.blender.orgmtllib pyramid.mtlo Cubev 0.833333 -0.291667 -1.166666v 0.833333 -0.291667 0.833333v -1.166667 -0.291667 0.833333v -1.166666 -0.291667 -1.166667v -0.166667 1.458333 -0.166667v 0.833333 -0.291667 0.833334usemtl Materials offf 1 2 3 4f 6 1 5f 5 3 6f 3 5 4f 5 1 4[/source]
I have decided to work my text pattern based around the OBJ format, shown above, so it kind of looked like this:
[source lang="plain"]#1 title:"This is a title." msg:"This is a message."#2 title:"This is something else." msg:"This is fun to read."#3 title:"This is wrong." msg:"This is nice."#4 title:"t" msg:"m"[/source]
I was wondering if anyone else have insights on this. As far as I know, text parsing is one thing, but creating a custom pattern is another. Thanks in advance.
EDIT: I realized I made a mistake in choosing the text pattern I posted above. The downside of this text pattern, is that you can't concatenate String tokens broken up by one or more newlines. If some monologues / dialogues have extended text messages, the only way to make it work is to turn off Text Wrapping in some text editors. Are there other ways I could do this, by adding in newlines and stuff?
I did use the String.split() method, but as far as I know, it doesn't seem to work on newlines. Unless there's a better way to fix this, I'm not quite sure.
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So I really should have posted some pictures by now! Trust me, I definitely would be hearing about it from my wife if I wasn't done with the bathroom project!
Luckily, the rest of the bathroom project went smoothly. I had laid the subway tiles on the Durrock for the shower enclosure easily enough without too many problems. Perhaps my biggest mistake was miscalculating the number of tiles from the top lip of the tub to the bottom of the window. That, combined with the slight slope of the tub, I ended up having a slightly larger gap between the tiles on one end. This looked kinda poor and very noticeable before I grouted. I was pretty concerned how it would come out, but with the white grout instead of the dark gray of the Durrock, I couldn't tell at all! Relief!
I used greenboard for the ceiling since it's a high moisture area and used V-groove wood boards for the walls. The boards made for a more interesting wall than just drywall or plaster. It was pretty fast and easy to installed too!
I lucked out on the floor tile too! I was modified the length of the bathroom just before I framed, and that slight modification (2 inches) made a big difference. I had used a cobalt blue Italian tile that was ten inches square. With my slight modification, the only floor tiles I had to cut was the ones around the toilet flange. I actually had to do the toilet tiles twice, as the plumber had broken the tiles trying to install the toilet, so I had to pull them all back out and lay them back in. To my relief, he left the flange there, so I could do all the cutting and pre-drill all the holes so they wouldn't break any more.
The bathroom ended up turning out very nicely, if I do say so myself. It was nice building it out when you have another full bath available -- there isn't quite the rush to finish if there wasn't one. In addition, the location of the new bathroom was "off the beaten path" of everyday foot traffic, so the dust and tools didn't get in the way with day to day activities.


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Language Explorer (FLEx)
FieldWorks Language Explorer (or FLEx, for short) is designed to help field linguists perform many common language documentation and analysis tasks. It can help you:
- elicit and record lexical information
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Language Explorer is being constantly improved. A new version of SIL FieldWorks is usually released at least once a year. You can download here or order a disk.
Demo movies of Language Explorer 6.0 are available to view online. These allow you to see the program in use. You can also download and install these movies when you download FieldWorks.
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What to make this weekend: couscous royal
The November issue of FDLuxe is online, and what a treat for the eyes and appetite: It's all about entertaining. I did something a little different than the usual for my Dish column — the editors asked me if I would cook, so I prepared something I love to make for friends this time of year: a giant Moroccan couscous royal. It's an ideal dish for a dinner party, as you can make the big chicken, lamb and vegetable stew and steam the couscous grains almost entirely in advance, then do the final couscous steaming and grill merguez (lamb sausages) at the last minute. It's also something I like to cook at home because you don't find it in any restaurants (that I know of — if it exists, please let me know!) in or around Dallas. If steaming couscous two or three times sounds too involved, just prepare the grains the instant way, and they're ready in all of five minutes. The stew takes two or three hours, but there's not a whole lot of preparation involved — unless you make your own harissa, which I think is totally worth the effort, and it keeps in the fridge for months.
I served the couscous with a couple of salads from Paula Wolfert's wonderful book The Food of Morocco, and for dessert I made Wolfert's poached pears with prunes, which makes a light and lovely ending. The recipes for the couscous, harissa and poached pears are linked to the story. Manny Rodriguez's photographs are absolutely stunning.
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I've done a quick-and-dirty implementation of Bram's stochastic trust metric, which works on the Advogato graph. It seems to give plausible results, and on the Advogato graph (4000 active nodes, 40000 arcs) it takes 6 seconds to do 1000 iterations (which gives results to a precision of about 1.6%, where 100% is maximum trust). It's a combination of Perl and C.
To test it, you'll need the Advogato trust graph. Thanks to gary for pointing out that this is available as a graphviz .dot file here:
This is the form that my current implementation expects the trust graph to be in. There's a simple test command line in the Makefile.
Update - just got email from Brad saying that this isn't the metric as he originally meant to describe it. Caveat downloader.


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For thousands of years silver has been used to craft intricate jewelry. Now learn the ancient art yourself making your very own silver ring, and learn beginner jewelry techniques such as piercing, sawing, soldering, hammering, bezel-setting, and finishing during this six hour class. Redux Contemporary Art Center, 136 St. Philip St. Friday, noon-6pm. $110; $90 member. (843)722-0697, www.reduxstudios.org


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Let's just say I wanted to start making my own calls. I have an unlimited supply of red cedar, wild cherry, and old barnwood. I want to make box calls, both the assembled sort as well as the routed-out sort and pot calls.
What sort of tools do I need? Right now, I have a drill press and a bench saw that is only good for rough cuts.
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Sure Signs of Spring 101
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
With Spring "springing" everywhere outside lately, I thought I'd whip up a quick list of some of the SURE SIGNS OF SPRING around the Refuge right now.
1. Red-winged blackbird males are singing, showing off their neon epaulets and staking out territories!
2. Canada geese are pairing up and looking for good nesting habitat.
3. BUGS! Bugs are zooming through the air and water again - and not far behind will be bug-eating birds! Insects hatching are always a great sign of the warmer weather of Spring.
4. Plants growing and blooming. Grass is greening; bulbs are burgeoning; trees are budding. Aaaahh
5. Water begins to flow faster as ice melts, wetlands thaw and rivers and streams almost burst their banks.
6. WIND! Spring breezes are important to put many seeds, like the seeds at the end of cattail fluff, into the air to be deposited elsewhere and grow more cattails.
7. And on that wind is also the amazing SMELL of spring - wet earth, decayed leaves, sprouting shrubs... of course, for those of with allergies - this isn't the most exciting of the signs, but it surely is one....AAAAAHHHHCHOOOOOO!
8. And finally (though I am sure there are many more signs) the return of migratory birds! From robins to swallows, cranes to curlews - the return of favorite yard or Refuge birds brings the promise of Spring's return to everyone that sees them.
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By Riley Manning/NEMS Daily Journal
News of the Sandy Hook Elementary School tragedy echoed across the country like a shot. The final body count – 20 children and six adults – punctuated a long season of violence taking place in increasingly public spheres.
A theater, a house of worship, a mall, a school. Who doesn't visit these places?
The ensuing debate over gun control seems to be one that will not die down with time, as tides of arguments mount on either side.
What does this mean for Mississippi, the most religious state in the country according to a 2012 Gallup poll? For citizens who keep a gun and a Bible in the same night stand, what do they see when they look at the gun control debate through the microscope of faith?
Responsibility is key
Amory native John Wilson taught history and government classes at Amory High School and Itawamba Community College for a combined 34 years. The son of a World War II soldier, Wilson is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and describes himself as a man of faith. John also raised his children in the church and exposed them to guns at an early age.
"A gun is a tool, like an ax, tied to self-sufficiency and protection," he said. "They come with a lot of responsibility, but that can only be gained by understanding and using them."
His son, Seth, agreed responsibility is key.
"Simply owning a firearm without being comfortable with it or knowing how it works only provides a false sense of security," he said. "It also means keeping it out of the wrong hands," he said, pointing out that the Newtown shooter stole his weapons from his mother, who should have had them secured.
For the Wilsons, the Constitution of the United States is beyond reproach. John said the founding fathers recognized the dangers of institutionalized religion, but though the Constitution may be a secular document, it is still a moral one.
"It is a human right to defend your own and a Christian obligation to protect the innocent," Seth said. "I'm not saying everyone should be forced to own a gun, but willing, responsible, capable gun owners encourage peace-keeping. The people who commit these mass killings do so in places where they know no one has guns."
John said law enforcement does a great service, but cannot prevent crime before it happens. It is the individual who is responsible for his own self-defense and that of his family. Furthermore, God recognizes that right.
"Time and time again in the Old Testament the nation of Israel rises up against aggressors," he said. "The right to defend yourself is the right of a free man and there is nothing unChristian about that."
Cultural problem
Father Tim Murphy, priest at St. Christopher Catholic Church in Pontotoc, is not as convinced.
"Rights are not absolute, they come with boundaries. Take the freedom of speech. That right exists, but we still have laws against slander and libel," he said. "It's tricky to find a balance between our rights as citizens and our responsibilities as Christians."
Murphy said there is danger in finding safety in violence, and that solving the problem of guns by adding more guns may show a lack of creativity.
"Our initial response to a tragedy like Newtown should be inward. We should consort our faith and our hearts before a political party or a news network," he said. "When we are polarized by fear, it becomes impossible to foster a society where human life is protected and respected."
Fear, Murphy said, causes families to live behind many locks, when the gospel calls them to reach outward. Much of the violence in this country has to do with societal conditions, conditions that should be questioned instead of just accepted.
"We aren't a horrible people, but we're called to be better people, both individually and collectively," he said. "Gun violence is a symptom of a cultural problem, and it's the duty of a Christian to speak to these issues. We are called to constantly reexamine our society and ask 'could we do this better?'"
The Rev. Gloria McKinney, pastor of St. Paul United Methodist Church, echoed Murphy on her sentiments about fear.
"If we parade guns, we parade hate," she said. "We can't walk around paranoid, so paralyzed that we can't use what's in our heads."
An Amory native, McKinney has been around guns her whole life. Her father was a hunter, and he took her brothers with him on hunting trips when they were 12 years old.
"We needed guns, we hunted to eat," she said. "We had great respect for what it took to keep us alive. For us to live, another part of God's creation had to die. It bothered me when I saw animals mounted on the wall or in the back of trucks, like trophies."
At the same time, McKinney said she understands a need for guns. While attending Mississippi State University in the early '80s, her father gave her a small handgun to protect herself while walking home from night class. She prayed she would never need it, but said she would have if she was forced to.
"I wouldn't tell anyone not to have protection," she said. "But the callousness with which I see people speak about this issue worries me. If I had been forced to take someone's life, I shudder to think of the toll it would have taken on my heart. No matter what the situation, taking a life is a heavy burden to carry, and I think that burden is often underestimated."
Ultimately, she said she would trust the law, but the solution would take collective efforts between both Republicans and Democrats.
Guns on the job
Lee County Sheriff Jim Johnson said his sworn duty and the duty of his officers is to enforce and uphold the law.
"Guns are a necessity, a tool we use every day. We couldn't do our job without guns," he said. "Lethal force is an absolute last resort, but officers have to go into every situation with their guard up."
This duty is not in conflict with the scriptures, Johnson said, citing the 13th chapter of Romans, which says the authorities are servants to God that "[they] do not bear the sword for nothing."
Where his officers are concerned, Johnson said they are trained to control the situation before it reaches a boiling point. Though they must be on their guard, lethal force is a last resort.
"It's all in how you treat people. I can teach a monkey to drive a patrol car and use a gun," he said. "Every call is an opportunity for my men and women to show grace and go above and beyond."
From his perspective, gun restrictions would do little to stem criminal violence. Criminals often behave well in the controlled environment of a penitentiary, but when they get off on a light sentence, they don't take their punishment seriously and soon pick up old bad habits.
"I just don't see how restrictions would help the law-abiding citizen. It's been against the law to kill for a long time," he said.
Johnson also said it would be more effective to try and discover what makes a person act out in a violent way. Part of the answer, he said, lies in the structure of the community.
"When I was growing up, the police, the schools, and churches all raised kids the same way," he said. "Because they were connected, everyone in the community was connected. Because they took care of each other, people took care of each other."


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Family: Sciuridae, Squirrels view all from this family
Description Unique with reddish-brown back that is flecked with whitish spots. Spring-summer pelage is reddish-brown while fall-winter fur is grayish, with a cinnamon-brown head color. Males are larger. Both sexes get much heavier just before hibernation.
Dimensions 330-490mm, 80-150mm, 530-816g
Habitat Alpine & subalpine habitats, Lakes, ponds, rivers & streams, Beaches, shorelines & estuaries, Meadows & fields
Range Western Canada, Alaska
Discussion Northernmost ground squirrel, it hibernates for seven winter months. Feed on leaves, seeds, and berries as well as carrion and insects. Burrows are limited to areas where permafrost is below 1m, allowing for deep tunnels. Alarm calls include a shrill whistle or sharp cheek-chick call. Found in tundra and mountain meadows above the timberline.


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Application Deadline: September 1 for the CASPA Application
September 7 for the Supplemental Application
Admission Requirements:
- Baccalaureate degree from a regionally-accredited college/university
- Graduate Record Examination (GRE) General Test scores from the Verbal, Quantitative and Analytic sections. Applicants with advanced degrees whose GRE scores are older than 5 years (i.e. the time limit that ETS will send scores) can request the PA program to consider dated scores if the applicant can provide documentation of their GRE scores directly from the institution they attended. The documentation should be sent directly from the student's graduate degree institution to the PA Admissions office prior to the Sept. 1st deadline for application evaluation. Please note that recent GRE scores often make applicants with an advanced degree more competitive than applicants with an advanced degree that do not have recent GRE scores. Furthermore, as with all applicants, the UAB admissions review committee could still determine that the applicant should retake the GRE and reapply the next application cycle.
- A minimum cumulative undergraduate grade point average of at least 3.0 (A = 4.0)
- A minimum GPA of 3.0 in natural science courses
- A minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0 in the program prerequisite courses, with a minimum grade of C in each
- Technical ability to complete the program (see Essential Requirements and Technical Standards below)
- Interview with faculty
- Satisfactory screening on health data questionnaire by the UAB Medical Center Student Health Service.
- The following prerequisites:
3-4 semester hours of biology I (lab preferred)
3-4 semester hours of biology II (lab preferred)
3-4 semester hours of microbiology (lab preferred)
3-4 semester hours of human anatomy
3-4 semester hours human physiology (UAB BY 116 or BY 409)
8-9 semester hours of general chemistry (labs preferred)
3-4 semester hours of statistics (upper level, population, and/or health-related with lab preferred)
9 semester hours of psychology (general, developmental, abnormal)
Credit for Prior Learning or Experience
Credit is not offered for prior experiential learning or prior course work (the Program does not offer advanced placement). Furthermore, credit is not offered for courses provided by another physician assistant program. No student may omit or waive any of the required clinical year rotations.
Applicants are evaluated on the following criteria:
Academics - Overall GPA, Science GPA, Prerequisite Grades and GRE Scores.
Clinical Experience - Although not required for admission into the program, experience in health care settings, (providing direct patient care and/or surgical experience) is considered in the application score.
Personal statement - Applicants are evaluated on the quality of their personal statement.
Letters of support - Three (3) letters of support are reviewed and considered.
The PA Program is committed to recruiting and matriculating minority and disadvantaged students for careers as physician assistants.
Listed below are the midrange scores of students admitted into the program. These scores are provided so that applicants can assess their competitiveness.
Application Procedure:
This program participates in the Central Application Service for Physician Assistants (CASPA). Please consult www.caspaonline.org for more information regarding specific CASPA application requirements, procedures and fees. The CASPA application needs to be completed by September 1 the year prior to admission. Applicants should send all application materials directly to CASPA. Applicants should use GRE Code 0570 when sending GRE scores to CASPA. CASPA will verify the application information and send completed applications to the program.
After completing the CASPA application the applicant should complete the UAB PA Supplemental Application. Following the program's receipt of the CASPA application, official GRE scores, and UAB SPA Supplemental Application, the UAB PA Program will review the packet.
Completed applications are reviewed by members of the admissions committee. Approximately 100 of the best applicants are selected to interview. Interviews are held in November - January. Admissions decisions are finalized in February. Students who are accepted to the Physician Assistant program will need to complete the UAB Graduate School application.
Admissions Timeline
- August 31st of the year prior to matriculation: Last day to take the GRE
- May - September 1: Complete the CASPA application www.caspaonline.org
- September 7: Postmark deadline for the UAB PA Supplemental Application.
- September - December: Application review
- November – January: Interviews
- February: Admissions decisions finalized
- February - March: Admitted and waitlisted students complete the UAB Graduate School Application
Estimated Fees Related to Admissions:
- CASPA Application $135.00 (for one program.
- UAB PA Supplemental Application $25.00
- UAB Graduate School Application $40.00
- UAB PA Deposit $300.00: for those accepted into the program. The deposit is applied towards tuition in the first semester of the program. The deposit is non-refundable and will be forfeited by the applicant in the event that he/she does not enroll and attend the UAB PA program.
- Other expenses to anticipate
- GRE preparation and examination
- The cost of sending transcripts to CASPA and UAB.


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For those who were wondering, the <wiki/> tag works. The default action is a link to the original wiki at c2.com. So, writing <wiki>RecentChanges</wiki> gives us RecentChanges. If you provide a valid intermap prefix, you make an InterWiki link. So, writing <wiki>MeatBall:RecentChanges</wiki> gives us MeatBall:RecentChanges. However, the intermap isn't very large, so don't get your hopes up that your favourite wiki is listed.
Frankly, I think it's simpler and cleaner to just use the <a/> tag.