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The hunt for the perfect serial killer
Israel Keyes was a different kind of monster — one that left 'kill kits' buried around the nation, and cases without any clues. His biggest unsolved mystery: How many people did he murder?
- Last Updated: 11:43 AM, December 30, 2012
- Posted: 10:47 PM, December 29, 2012
"You could see the adrenaline coursing through his body" as he recounted the murder, Feldis says. "This didn't seem to be the case of someone who had never done this before."
Investigators had also found news coverage of the Currier case in Vermont on the same computer, but it took weeks for Keyes to confess to that killing.
He expressed great concern for the privacy and well-being of his friends and family, and though it sounds odd, it did not surprise investigators: Most serial killers have not only friends and family but a kind of love, however deformed and utilitarian, for them.
"In some respects, serial killers really aren't that different from the rest of us," says Jack Levin, professor of sociology and criminology at Northeastern University in Boston. "Most of us compartmentalize and draw lines between people we love and respect and people we don't. Why do serial killers select strangers? Easy: to dehumanize. An organized serial killer" — as in the case of the fictional Dexter — "can live with a wife and children, but he reserves his thrill for those he doesn't know."
Levin says that in 99% of these cases, family and friends are shocked to learn the truth — serial killers, in daily life, present as utterly normal.
Keyes, as are most serial killers, was highly interested in control, and once he made plain his Achilles' heel — keeping his girlfriend and daughter away from the media — prosecutors used that as leverage. He especially expressed concern about his daughter, in the near future, Googling his name, what she might discover. "We let him know that if he told us these things, we would be in a better position to keep the publicity under control," Feldis says. "We tried to encourage that control."
And that's why the world has only just heard of Israel Keyes.
Once Keyes was convinced his family would be protected, he revealed himself to be a whole new kind of monster; for all he had in common with the typical profile of a serial killer, Keyes was an aberration, the kind of nightmare that we like to think lives only in horror movies or Stephen King novels.
Frank Russo, the assistant US attorney who worked on the case, has said that a national expert in serial killers told him that Keyes was among the top three organizational minds he'd ever come across.
"I don't want to instill fear in people," Feldis says. That said, "When you see Israel Keyes and talk to him about something unrelated to his criminal activity — you wouldn't know he was a killer."
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iNACOL Blended and Online Learning Symposium
In 2013, iNACOL changed the name of our annual conference from the Virtual School Symposium to the iNACOL Blended and Online Learning Symposium.
The Virtual School Symposium is now called the iNACOL Blended and Online Learning Symposium to more accurately reflect the breadth of tracks, sessions, issues, and people represented at each annual conference. The iNACOL Blended and Online Learning Symposium includes more than 100 sessions with tracks for K-12 online learning, K-12 blended learning and competency-based pathways. This new conference name was developed through ongoing conversations with our membership, our member-driven committees, and our Board of Directors.
In October, the iNACOL Blended and Online Learning Symposium will bring together over 2,000 representatives from national, state, district, private, and other school programs to attend the premier K-12 online and blended learning conference. Experts in K-12 blended and online education will have robust networking opportunities; learn about the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in e-learning; interact in session presentations; and gain access to the latest research and best practices reports.
The symposium highlights the cutting-edge work in K-12 blended and online education across the country. It is the only national conference focused solely on K-12 online and blended learning in such a comprehensive way, and the highest-level practitioners and policy-makers seeking to develop e-learning programs within educational institutions in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and abroad are in attendance.
The Request for Proposals for break-out sessions for the 2013 conference is closed. Selection of proposals will be finalized by the end of May.
Registration is expected to open later in April.
DatesWorkshops and Opening Reception Sunday, October 27, 2013 8:00 am – 7:00 pmConference Monday, October 28, 2013 7:00 am – 9:00 pm Tuesday, October 29, 2013 Wednesday, October 30, 2013 |
LocationSwan and Dolphin 1500 Epcot Resorts Blvd. Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 Phone: 407-934-4000 Swan and Dolphin Resort |
Press attends free of charge – please visit the Advance Media Registration page for details on required media qualifications/press credentials and to register.


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Tools for Admins
Posted by Bruce Lill on November 19th, 2009 | Category:
After using Lotus Notes 8 for a while, I have found some great tools for Domino Administrators to use. These tools will help make your job easier and you don't have to try to bribe your developers to build them!
The best part is these work on all platforms, so you can use Mac or Linux for your OS and still get some work done. For the Admin client you can always use VMware or Fusion.
If you are using Lotus Notes 8 or 8.5, then upgrade to 8.5.1. It has fixes for performance and a new Designer.
Domino Configuration Tuner (dct) - Free with the Administration client. It will review your server settings and make recommendations to improve performance, security and reliablility. It's an Admins best tool!
Domino Domain Monitoring (ddm) - It's free and part of the server install. Make sure it's setup and running. It will inform you when there are issues with your server. An updated Redbook is in the works, in the mean time check out the Domino Wiki.
Sidebar and Widgets:
Before you can install any new plugins in Notes you will need to configure your Client and create a new update site.
- Locate the file {notes install dir}\framework\rcp\plugin_customization.ini and add the line com.ibm.notes.branding/enable.update.ui=true and restart the client.
To install from an update site:
- From the main menu select File -> Application -> Install.
- Select Search for new features to install
- Create a new Remote Update Site
Update Sites:
Domiclipse has some great tools:
URL for update site: http://www.domiclipse.com/domiclipse/update.nsf/site.xml
- Repton visualizes the replication topology of a Domino domain. It shows all the informaiton on the replication connections including which connections are working and which have issues.
- DocViewer lets you view the properties of the currently selected Notes Document.
Jeff Gilfelt's tools:
URL for update site: http://www.jeffgilfelt.com/eclipseplugins
- Formul8 - Run a macro formula against the selected documents. Great for updating a document without writing an agent.
- Secret Agent - See all agents in an application and run them either locally or Run on Server.
- SideLog - view the log file of any server.
Sidebar apps available from OpenNTF.org:
File Explorer - browse your local drives and drag & drop files to it with out having to launch a file browser.
INI Search Widget - Enter and search for the description of a Notes.ini entry. The results are from the Notesini database maintain here on Kalechi.
Discussion Add-ons - This will add a toolbar action to let you copy any notes document to a discussion database. It's use full for collecting information and sharing it with colleges.
LEI Monitor - If you run LEI on your server then you can now see if everything is running OK.
Quick Note - Lets you make quick notes and save them. Runs from the toolbar and saves to the OS
File Navigator - Browse drives and Eclipse folders.
From the great people at SNAPPS:
ReCon Send server commands from the side bar. You can restart a server, check it's status and more.
For personal use:
Go to www.linkedin.com/lotus to get the Linked-in widget, then visit me there.
Go to www.tripit.com/lotus to get the Tripit widget, track your travel and see who you know is traveling also.
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on 2/5/2010 7:56:19 AMBruce Lill
You mean when you click on the link, you don't go to openntf.org and the widget entry?
It works for me.
It lets you search the notesini database I host from the sidebar. I also have a mobile version of the site and will have an android app.
Moblie verion in beta: http://weebles.kalechi.com/notesini/mobile
on 2/5/2010 6:42:17 AMPiyush Mathur
The ini search widget link does not work!!!!!!!!!! :(


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BEST Brazilian EVER. Parvin is so fast and efficient I was in and out in 10 minutes for a full brazilian wax. She is kind, professional, and she tells you exactly how to take care of your skin before and after waxing. She is so experienced and amazing at what she does that it was a virtually painless wax. I have been to several places in Charlotte and I will NEVER go anywhere else. She also will charge you only $45 for the subsequent full brazilian if you come in within a month after the initial one. I would recommend her to my best friends.
Quick, Fast and Excellent.
Brazilians aren't the easiest thing to do, but Parvin is great at what they do! Afterwards, she tells you the do's and don't's - which I've never gotten from other spas. The best part about it, hair didn't start growing back until about 2.5 weeks.
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Fabulous 1st Experience!!!.
I was very nervous about my first time experience getting a Brazilian Wax, but Parvin is very comforting and fast. I am not going to lie and say that it didn't hurt, because it did, however, she was as gentle as possible and she would ask if I'm okay.
She gave me tips on how to prepare prior to the wax as well as aftercare tips. I love the results from waxing and I will return to Parvin. She knows what she is doing!
Great results. This is my second trip to Parvin's spa. I had a Brazilian wax done at another highly recommended spa and thought it was almost worse than childbirth! I decided after almost a year to try it again again at Parvin's spa and I am so thankful that I did. I called Parvin and she recommended some tips before I came in to lessen the pain. When I came in she was great. It was quick and the pain was not bad at all. I have now been back for my second wax and will continue to go back. She really knows what she is doing.
the worst ever. she is the worst.... no special treatment what so ever...worst "bed side manner".
I have been a regular client of Parvin's Spa for over a year now and am really surprised at the latest reviews.
I have paid close attention and even asked her about her methods and I can assure you she DOES NOT double dip, she stacks them on the side!!
Also these reviews complained about dust but that is actually talkum powder which she uses a lot, it probably travels around the room because of the fan she has on...
To me Parvin has always paid close attention to being sanitary and I never had any problems or worries about that! I've seen her wash her hands all the time so I am not worried about her not wearing gloves since she washes her hands thoroughly
I really like hard wax too for my brazilians so each time I come in I just ask her to use that on me! Otherwise she told me she uses whatever is the best for your skin type and it also depends on your hair length so I'm not sure hard wax is actually the best...
Anyway I am a regular client of hers and I just saw the living social deal she had going on and stumbled on those reviews which are nowhere close to the experiences I've had at Parvin's Spa!
I would recommend her to any of my friends, she is really good for hair removal because she is quick and distracts you so you dont feel the pain!
You just get over with it as soon as possible and that's what I like about her waxing!
I always come to her and will as long as she is here.
I just wanted to react to the bad reviews which I found completely wrong!
Serious State Board Violation and Health Hazard!!!!!!!!!!!.
As a REAL LICENSED ESTHETICIAN now, I visited this so called person who by the website was supposed to be superb, boy when they say don't judge a book by it's cover or in this case a salon by it's website...they were WRONG!!!!
She is the most unsanitary, unclean, nasty and filthiest Esthetician I know!!! I was in esthetics school at the time and took pics of her room while I was changing and took it back to my teachers and they were horrified and told me to turn her in to the state board immediately!! I mean no gloves, double dipping, wax everywhere, cotton stuck to everything, no wax covers, dusty, just plain filthy!!! Iliterally went and had a test run from my dr bc that's how disgusting her and her facility was. This is no one one I would brag about ppl and I wouldn't be surprised if she made up names and rated herself bc anyone in their right freaking mind can see she is BEYOND DISGUSTING!!!!
Just be forewarned and I have reported her to the state board and she won't be in business much longer!!!!!
Best Brazilian Ever!. Easily the best brazilian I have ever gotten! Parvin is extremely quick, and doesn't miss a spot. I could tell she had more experience than any other waxer I have been to! Highly recommend!!
I will NEVER go there again....
I got a Brazilian wax... she was God awful. First of all her place was very small and cramped. Since I made a same day appointment she seemed very rushed to get me out of there (Um hello i'm paying $60 for this you better take your time).
Once she started she was not gentile at all. It felt like she was taking off skin. I looked up and noticed SHE WAS NOT WEARING GLOVES! I'm a nursing student so I know the importance of wearing gloves ESPECIALLY if your touching someones vagina! That is mucus membrane contact which can spread disease! GROSS!
The next health hazard I noticed was that she was DOUBLE DIPPING! That is so nasty! It can spread infections and stuff as well!
I wish I would have told her to stop and walked out. It was NOT worth $60 and also today I noticed that she ripped some skin off of my sensitive areas.
I would never recommend anyone to her, she was absolutely terrible.
Double Dipping.
I found Parvin from Groupon. I checked her reviews from a search and was considering giving her a try for a Brazillian Wax based on her excellent reviews.
When I walked up to her spa I was a little surprised with the set up, a little cluttered, the desk positioned so the receptionist has her back to you. Not a deal breaker though. She was very friendly and Parvin came out and greeted me.
The receptionist walked me into the room. It was messy and the wax tubs were very sloppy looking. Wax was spilled and it made me a little nervous. If I hadn't already prepaid (groupon) I probably would have cancelled and left. Looking back, I should have gone with my instincts instead of worrying about money spent. Was I overreacting? Why had no one mentioned the disorganization in their reviews? I calmed myself and stayed.
Parvin was quick and polite. The wax was good, not painful. I was disappointed she did not use any hard wax. I had called before making the appointment to see if she uses hard wax and although I was given some drawn out answer about her selecting the best wax for your skin type, I was told yes, she does have hard wax. For those of you not familiar with hard wax, it is a wax that sticks to your hair only, not your skin! If used correctly, it makes for a quick, painless wax with less irritation.
Anyways, I didn't really think too much about it until after the wax was done and I was getting dressed, I noticed a waxing stick sticking out of the wax pot. I thought that was weird but it didn't register until after I had left. I don't remember hearing her throw out the wax stick after each use. (you hear the stick hitting the pail). Why was she leaning all the way over to put the stick somewhere after each application? Why...because she was redipping the wax applicator back into the pot!!! I started freaking out. This is EXTREMELY UNSANITARY! Why had no one else mentioned this?! Double dipping the applicator can spread bacteria and possibly STDs! I will not be returning for another wax, and I hope others are more cautious than I was. See my other review for a great waxer at the same price.
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George Turnbull will present a workshop presentation of a new musical adaptation of Stephen Leacock's anthology Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town 4 PM February 24th at Humber Valley United Church, 76 Anglesey Boulevard, Toronto.
Leacock's masterpiece, set in the fictional town of Mariposa, is based on experiences and people he knew growing up in Orillia, Ontario. The collection of short stories, originally written in 1912, has become classic Canadiana thanks to easily recognizable small town archetypes and the universal theme of the importance of community.
The story follows Josh Smith, an unscrupulous pub owner who goes from the despised owner of the town's dingiest bar to winning the region's parliamentary seat for the Conservative Party; Peter Pupkin, a sincere, but empty-headed bank clerk who must win over the hot-tempered father of the town's most beautiful girl; and Rupert Drone, the absentminded Anglican minister who botched his church's finances and needs to save it from bankruptcy.
The script, written by Daniel Falk, co-writer and producer of the long running Funny Business - The Musical at the Diesel Playhouse in Toronto in 2007-2008, seamlessly weaves many of the book's stories into a unified narrative to create a more coherent theatrical experience. The script will feature a fresh score of original songs written by lyricist Lezlie Wade, who recently directed RENT at the Panasonic Theatre and assistant directed Jesus Christ Superstar on Broadway while studying at the BMI workshop, and composer Sandy Thorburn, who has written music for film and television and is resident musical director at the Thousand Islands Playhouse.
The workshop features some of the Canadian musical theatre scene's top talent. Jay Turvey directs and dramaturges, Allen Cole musical directs, and the cast features Bruce Dow, Susan Henley, Juie Martel, Ian Deakon, Kaylee Harwood, Ari Weinberg, Mark Uhre, J Sean Elliott, Kyle Dadd, Scott Hurst, and Ramona Gilmour Darling.
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When customers fill out their info on our site BEFORE going to PayPal, they have to re-enter all of their shipping-info on PayPal's site. Only the customers e-mail is transfered.
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help a student get the most out of their experience? Each year brings on new challenges and
concerns for students and below are some common issues we see for freshman.
esteem needs
Many times students, although excited about
going to college, feel like they won't measure up. Parents can help by
encouraging and supporting their student to help them maintain a positive self
Many students have done very well in high school
with little outside work. MSOE is very fast paced and students take many
credits each term and sometimes they are overwhelmed. Encourage your student to
think of MSOE as a full-time job that requires about 40 hours per week of class
and study time.
Many freshmen are "black and white" thinkers
and have little tolerance for grey areas and hence they sometimes get into
conflicts with others. Try to demonstrate tolerance to your student and also
encourage greater interpersonal skills.
to freedom
Students need to develop some independence at
this age and students who have not had much freedom prior to attending college
may not know how to react with their new found freedom. Parents can help by
reminding their son or daughter about time management skills and positive peer
with parents
parents are too overprotective of their student and do not allow students to
become more independent. Allow students
to make some mistakes and do not do everything for your student. You can give
them resources but let them solve problems on their own. In this digital age, parents are even more connected to their children in college. This is a helpful article from Inside Higher Ed about how parents are communicating to their kids, and what consitutes a healthy amount of interaction.
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before the festival. The Gala features a dinner and silent auction, followed by a program honoring the Grand Marshal and other community volunteers and business contributions. During the St. Patrick's Day Festival, Maple Lake businesses also host a wide variety of activities and St. Patrick's Day specials. For more information, contact Irene Hudek at 612-270-8586.
Coordinated by the Maple Lake American Legion and VFW, the Memorial Day activities begin with a parade from the downtown area to the city park. The program takes place at the Veteran's Memorial with activities that include featured speakers, a roll call of deceased veterans, music by the Maple Lake Irish Marching Band, and a 21-Gun Salute.
Set for the third Saturday in August, the Gear-Head Get Together is in the second year of an event that takes the place of the Days of Old summer celebration. The event in downtown Maple Lake features a show and swap meet for cars, trucks, motorcycles, scooters, lawn mowers, chainsaws, commercial vehicles, motors and other mechanical devices. There is also a free concert, with a beer garden and other concessions available. For swap meet information call 612-756-2378. In the evening, the music and food continues at Madigan's Pub and Grill. Registration for the Gear-Head Get Together is on-site and participation is free. For more information, call 320-274-8283 or www.gear-headgettogether.com.
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The European markets are in positive territory in afternoon trading Tuesday with defensive stocks in demand, even as debt concerns continued to haunt investor sentiment. The Asian markets mostly fell as relief over the bailout for Spanish banks gave way to skepticism.
The European Central Bank as well as the 17 national central banks in the currency bloc should be empowered to monitor and supervise banks with cross-border presence, Governing Council member Christian Noyer wrote in an op-ed published in the Wall Street Journal.
"But a true financial union must extend to all banking institutions, whatever their size," Noyer, who is also the governor of Bank of France said.
The Euro Stoxx 50 index of eurozone bluechip stocks is adding 0.70 percent, while the Stoxx Europe 50 index, which includes some major U.K. companies, is gaining 0.74 percent.
The German DAX is advancing 0.47 percent and the French CAC 40 is gaining 0.34 percent. The FTSE 100 of the UK is advancing 0.36 percent and Switzerland's SMI is rising 0.41 percent.
In Frankfurt, E.ON is gaining 2.5 percent after UBS raised the stock to "Buy" from "Neutral." RWE is gaining 1.7 percent.
Societe Generale raised Deutsche Bank to "Buy" from "Hold." The stock is up around 1 percent. Peer Commerzbank is declining 1.6 percent.
In Paris, Lafarge is rising 1.2 percent. The cement giant unveiled plans aimed at driving growth in sales, cash generation and return on capital through 2015, including cost savings of 1.30 billion euros and EBITDA improvement of at least 450 million euros.
Among lenders, BNP Paribas is flat while Societe Generale is down 0.2 percent and Credit Agricole is falling 1 percent. Insurer Axa is losing 1.1 percent.
Air France-KLM is up 0.3 percent. HSBC initiated the stock with an "Overweight" rating.
Peugeot is losing 2.9 percent and Renault is falling 0.8 percent.
Liquor company Rémy Cointreau said full year profit climbed 57 percent, driven by strong demand for cognacs in Asia as well as sales growth in all other regions. The stock is up 1 percent.
In London, Fresnillo is gaining 2.2 percent and Randgold Resources is advancing 1.3 percent.
ICAP is advancing 2.6 percent. Admiral Group is gaining 1.9 percent.
British American Tobacco is adding 1.6 percent. Unilever and Vodafone are notably higher.
RPC Group is falling 7 percent after the rigid plastic packaging supplier said its outlook for the short term is "contending with a difficult and uncertain macro-economic environment."
easyJet was cut to "Neutral" from "Overweight" at HSBC. The shares are falling 2.7 percent.
Credit Suisse is falling 1.4 percent in Zurich after Societe Generale cut the stock to "Sell" from "Hold." Julius Baer is adding 2.7 percent on a positive recommendation from UBS.
Holcim is losing 1.1 percent after stating that it is on track to achieve sustainability targets.
In economic news, U.K. manufacturing output dipped 0.7 percent month-on-month in April, reversing March's 0.9 percent rise, the Office for National Statistics said. The decline far exceeded economists' forecast of 0.1 percent fall.
Across Asia/Pacific, most major markets ended lower. China's Shanghai Composite Index declined 0.70 percent, Hong Kong's Hang Seng fell 0.4 percent and Japan's Nikkei 225 retreated 1 percent. However, bucking the trend, Australia's All Ordinaries added 0.2 percent as trading resumed after a holiday yesterday.
In the U.S., futures point to a higher open on Wall Street. In the previous session, stocks finished sharply lower as optimism about an aid package to Spain gave way early in the session. The Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 1.1 percent, the S&P 500 retreated 1.3 percent and the Nasdaq fell 1.7 percent.
In the commodity space, crude for July delivery is sliding $0.25 to $82.45 per barrel and August gold is falling $4.3 to $1592.5 a troy ounce.
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Saab says it will restart production after securing short-term loan
Saab was forced to halt production last month after some suppliers that had not been paid stopped deliveries.
Saab was forced to halt production last month after some suppliers that had not been paid stopped deliveries.
Saab aims to restart production within a week after its owner, Spyker Cars, secured a 30 million euro ($44.7 million) short-term loan to help ease its cash crunch.
Spyker said it will borrow the money from Gemini Investment Fund in a convertible loan agreement with a 6-month maturity. The interest rate of the loan is 7 percent a year and the conversion price is 4.88 euros per share.
Saab was forced to halt production last month after some suppliers that had not been paid stopped deliveries.
Spyker CEO Victor Muller said in a statement: "I would like to apologize to our dedicated employees, suppliers, dealers and customers for the disruptions of the past weeks. We will do everything in our power to restore the confidence in our company as soon as practically possible."
Spyker said in addition to this loan, Saab will make a drawdown request to the European Investment Bank (EIB) for 29.1 million euros.
As a result of the convertible loan and the EIB drawdown -- which is expected next week -- Saab will secure 59.1 million euros, which is the liquidity it needs to restart production, Spyker said.
Saab is also seeking a Chinese partner to ease its cash crunch. On Monday, a Saab spokeswoman told Automotive News Europe, that talks were still ongoing with Chinese automakers.
Saab has not named the Chinese companies it is talking with, but Bloomberg News quoted sources as saying the Swedish carmaker is negotiating with Great Wall Motor Co., China Youngman Automobile Group Co., and Jiangsu Yueda Group Co.
Russian businessman Vladimir Antonov is also planning to buy Saab real estate, including its production plant in Trollhatten, Sweden, and lease it back to the automaker to provide Saab with funds. Antonov would take a 30 percent stake under the deal.
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2011-12 Recipient Jim Hartway
Wayne State University Distinguished Professor of Music James Hartway has been selected for the first Murray E. Jackson University Creative Scholar in the Arts Award.
The award, established in memory of late Wayne State Governor Murray Jackson, supports a year-long faculty-artist in residence program intended to showcase "exceptional faculty talent in the traditional performing, creative and visual arts as well as more non-traditional arts." As a "scholar in-residence," Hartway will have a unique opportunity to engage in creative activity in his field, share his approach to music composition with students and other faculty, and perform his finished works in public.
The award is a presidential initiative that will allow the selected faculty member an academic year (fall and winter semesters) to engage solely in creative activity and serve as an artistic and creative resource to the campus.
The selection committee was chaired by Julie Miller, secretary to the Board of Governors and senior executive assistant to the President. Any full-time Wayne State faculty member with a minimum of five years of service to the University was eligible. Candidates were expected to have achieved or show promise of achieving distinction in their careers; be engaged in a creative field including the performing arts, visual arts and letters; have demonstrated extraordinary originality and dedication in their creative pursuits; and perform work that exemplifies a clear sense of purpose and direction is eligible.
"I am honored and humbled by this prestigious award," Hartway said. "As the Murray E. Jackson University Creative Scholar in the Arts, I hope to immerse myself in music -- creating, composing, feeling, learning, and perhaps, most significantly, teaching. The creative process is interactive and synergistic. Wayne State's students, its campus and the inspirational canvas we call Detroit will influence and become an integral part of the artistic achievements we realize in this upcoming academic year."
In addition to holding the title of Distinguished Professor at Wayne State, Hartway is director of its Division of Music Composition and Theory. In 1992 he received the University's highest honor, a lifetime membership in the Academy of Scholars, and is that organization's past president. He recently completed his fifth concerto, Urban Pictures, for jazz quintet and symphony orchestra as part of the Detroit/Torino International Jazz Project. Professor Hartway holds bachelor's and master's degrees in music from Wayne State University, and a Ph.D. in music from Michigan State University.


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A Historical Biography
Colour photographs, Illustrations 256 pages Publisher: CSIRO PUBLISHING
"This book is a captivating narrative that documents the early history of the koala, the perceptions of early Australian settlers about this unique animal, and continues through to the current status of the koala. The accounts of the early encounters of white man with koalas and aboriginal history are what makes this book different from other books about the koala…the book is an enjoyable read and although focused on the koala, paints a colourful picture of the history of discovery of Australia's other wildlife and habitats." Desley Whisson, Victorian Natualist, February 2010
"This beautifully produced book - designed by James Kelly - is a joy to hold and read." SAM Magazine, Summer 2009 "Koala, written by Moyal, a historian focusing on Australian science, is obviously a labor of love…" J. Nabe, Choice Magazine, September 2009
"…Koala: a Historical Biography will sit happily beside Moyal's 2002 book Platypus: the Extraordinary Story of how a Curious Creature Baffled the World as a useful overview of our relationships with the unique fauna of Australia." Nicholas Drayson, Historical Records of Austrlian Science, Vol. 20
"Moyal's coverage of the history of scientific understanding of the koala is insightful due to her grasp of the historic context." Peter Menkhorst, Australian Book Review, November 2008 "This is exactly the sort of book I love and Canberra science historian Ann Moyal does it very well." Ian Fraser, Recent Natural History Publications periodical #11, 2008


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Victorian, Spa, 2 Fenced Acres, 2 Minutes to Town!
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Pamper yourself with a Provence-like retreat only an hour from San Diego.
Chez Pomme (Apple House) is a charming French Victorian style home on two level, fully-gated acres. This three bedroom, 2 1/2 bath home has been newly renovated for your next vacation.
Enjoy an espresso or glass of wine while relaxing in a rocking chair or glider on the spacious covered porch. Relax in front of the wood-burning stone fireplace in the living room, or settle in by the lovely Mahogany fireplace in the master bedroom retreat.
Your well-behaved dogs will love exploring the two fenced acres, while the kids can play Foosball, basketball or...Read more
Victorian, Spa, 2 Fenced Acres, 2 Minutes to Town!
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Julian is an historic gold mining town located approximately one hour from San Diego, California. Enjoy some of our famous apple pie, tour a winery or a goldmine, visit a casino or a wolf conservation center. There is also fine dining, boating, fishing, hiking and horseback riding in the immediate vicinity.
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Rate Summary | $225 | $295 | $1,600 - $2,450 | $6,000 | 2 nights |
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All Other Dates | $225 | $225 | $1,600 | $6,000 | 2 nights |
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- Cleaning fee - $175 / stay - Other - Cleaning Fee from $125-$200 depending on number of guests and length of stay.
- Damage deposit - $500 - Security Deposit - Minimum security deposit is $500. A larger deposit may be required for parties with more guests.
- Holiday Rental Rate - $350 / day - Other - Rental rates for major holidays are $350.
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Marsha Kantor
San DiegoParadise in the mountains
I have had the pleasure of staying at Chez Pomme twice. Once in the winter, and again in the spring. Winter was postcard perfect, we had a fire in the massive fireplace, with snow falling outside. We also enjoyed the jacuzzi with snow all around, it was just heaven.
Spring has it's own beauty, the trees are all blooming. Daffodils are blooming on the property and blanket all of Julian. Great place to take long walks. It is also a great place to share with family and friends, including your pet's. The property is fully fenced and very secure.
I was amazed when I first saw the property. It is so beautifully decorated, it could be in a magazine. It has every amemity you could ever desire.
It is located about a two minute drive to the charming town of Julian. There are several great restaurants, cute shops, and wineries with good wine and tasting rooms. You can take a tour of the town in a horse drawn carriage. A lot to do if you can make yourself leave this wonderful place. It is so peaceful to just sit on the porch or the patio and enjoy just being there.
We can't recommend this place enough. The owner's are so easy to work with and make the whole experience a delight. We are already trying to plan another trip to Julian and the beautiful Chez Pomme.
Marsha KantorResponse from Lauri Hines - 04/06/2013
Dear Marsha,
We are so glad you enjoyed Chez Pomme and thank you for your thoughtful review!
You are always a welcome guest at Chez Pomme.
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TierresantaDidn't want to leave
This home was as cozy as a cabin while being big enough to comfortably fit our family of five, plus two dogs. The property is large and the kids/dogs enjoyed playing outside and in the barn. There is enough space and activities on the property for everyone to do their own thing but we ended up spending a lot of time just relaxing in front of the fireplace. Overall we loved the house, and Julian (especially the wolf sanctuary). I would definitely stay here again.
Response from Lauri Hines - 04/06/2013
Dear Jimmy,
Thank you for your thoughtful review. We are so glad you and the family had a good time!
And yes, the wolf sanctuary is a hidden gem and only five minutes away.
We hope to see you back soon.
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We had a great weekend visit to this house in Julian. The property is large, beautiful and completely fenced in. Our dog enjoyed exploring the grounds while we relaxed outside. The. House is clean, well cared for and is well equipped. The house is close enough to town but also very private. I would definitely stay here again.
Response from Lauri Hines - 04/06/2013
Thank you Wendy for taking the time to comment.
We enjoyed having you here and hope to welcome you back soon.
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PowayGreat Place. Charming.
This house is exactly like the pictures. It is charming and cute. Huge fenced in yard was great. Hot tub was super clean and awesome. The owners were very friendly and communicative. If this place looks good, go for it, you will not be disappointed.
Response from Lauri Hines - 04/06/2013
Thank you Chris,
We appreciate your comments and are so glad you and the family had a good time. We hope to see you back soon!
Lauri and Roy
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While designed primarily for use with existing DIGIAC 3000 Base Units, Experiment Platforms and circuit boards, the Virtual Instrument Unit may also be used in a wide range of other electronic testing and signal monitoring applications.The unit is designed to sit alongside the Base Unit or Experiment Platform, and is connected to the student's PC via a USB cable.
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Sat, 23 Aug 2003 12:23:00 -0700 The Philadelphia Eagles have announced the release of FB Kevin Clemens.
Wed, 02 Apr 2003 14:27:00 -0800 The Philadelphia Eagles have announced the team has officially signed free agent FB Kevin Clemens (Seahawks) to an undisclosed contract.
Thu, 17 Jan 2002 17:02:09 -0800 Associated Press reports the Seattle Seahawks have signed S Shawn Forte, RB Rod Phillips, C Peko Sittupe, DT Nigel Tharpe, FB Kevin Clemens, FS Brian Gray, DE Reginald Grimes, DE Reggie Hargrove, CB Keith Heyward-Johnson, WR Aaron Jones, WR Davis Shockman, LB Keith Miller, WR Corey Nelson, OL Josh Rawlings and DT Ronald Smith.
Sun, 02 Sep 2001 13:23:37 -0700 Jaguars.com reports the team has released FS Carnell Lake, QB Jamie Martin, fifth-round draft pick P David Leaverton, sixth-rounder G Chad Ward, and seventh-rounders WR Richmond Flowers and long snapper Randy Chevrier. They also released DT Donald Broomfield, FB Kevin Clemens, G LeShun Daniels, TE Lawrence Hart, G Dwayne Ledford, G Reggie Nelson, LB Troy Pelshak and LB Joe Wesley. Finally they released undrafted free agent LB Ryan Goven, DE Brent Johnson, T Dave Kadela, TE Ryan Prince, S Chandler Smith, T Patrick Venzke and S James Watkins. Also the team has reportedly put in a waiver claim for former Broncos OL Todd Fordham.
Wed, 15 Aug 2001 22:49:14 -0700 The Times Union reports with Jacksonville Jaguars RB Stacey Mack the front-runner to become the team's new starting fullback, undrafted free agent FB Kevin Clemens could be soon headed to the waiver wire after dropping two easy passes in practice Tuesday morning.
Mon, 13 Aug 2001 21:35:17 -0700 The Times-Union reports with today's release of FB Dustin McClintock, the Jacksonville Jaguars are switching RB Stacey Mack to fullback. He and TE Lawrence Hart will play fullback in the second pre-season game Thursday against the Giants in New York. Patrick Washington is still listed as the starting FB and Kevin Clemens shows as his backup on the team's depth chart. "I'd like to see Stacey get it, because I know he can catch the ball," coach Tom Coughlin said. "So what he does as a blocker [the rest of the preseason] will have an impact on whether we count on other people [at fullback] or not."
Fri, 27 Jul 2001 14:10:29 -0700 Bart Hubbuch, of the Florida Times-Union, reports for Sporting News that Jacksonville Jaguars FB Kevin Clemens is the leading candidate to take over the starting spot at fullback. However, rookies Patrick Washington and Dustin McClintock are still in the running. Coach Tom Coughlin isn't worried about the inexperience saying the fullback position has virtually no other role in the Jaguars' offense except blocking.
Thu, 05 Apr 2001 20:04:20 -0700 As an update to previous reports, RB Kevin Clemens received a one-year, $209,000 deal; CB Evan Hlavacek received a one-year, $209,000 deal; and P/K Aron Langley received a two-year, $507,000 deal with the Jaguars.
Wed, 04 Apr 2001 01:19:29 -0700 The Times-Union reports the Jacksonville Jaguars have re-signed FB Kevin Clemens and CB Evan Hlavacek to undisclosed contracts. Both players had been cut March 1 to get the Jaguars under the salary cap. As a follow up to a March 25 report, the team announced it has officially signed P Aron Langley to an undisclosed contract. As previously reported he had agreed to terms on March 25, but the team needed cap space to officially sign him. The Jaguars are negotiating with C Jeff Smith and OT Todd Fordham, although little progress has been made. In other team news, the Jaguars yesterday agreed to a three-year deal making WJXT, the local CBS affiliate, the team's official station, Jaguars owner Wayne Weaver said yesterday.
Thu, 01 Mar 2001 16:01:58 -0800 Jaguars.com reports the Jacksonville Jaguars released QB Jamie Martin, FB Kevin Clemens, WR Mike Horacek, TE Rich Griffith, OT Leon Searcy, LB Brant Boyer, LB Eric Storz, LB Edward Thomas and CB Evan Hlavacek in order to get under the salary cap.
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> A Universal Court with Global Support > Ratification and Implementation > Universal Ratification Campaign > Laos Laos Lao PDR: Urge the government of Lao PDR to ratify the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court The Lao PeopleÆs Democratic Republic announced its intention to ratify the Rome Statute of the ICC at the Asian Delegates Meeting held during the last Assembly of States Parties at The Hague in September 2004. Indeed, Lao PDR has decisively come out of a period of isolation and taken its place in the international community of nations. In recent years, it has sought to strengthen the process of signing, ratifying, implementing, and monitoring international legal instruments, including international human rights treaties. The Coalition for the International Criminal Court (CICC) and its members are calling on Lao PDR to take another major step forward in its commitment to international justice and the rule of law by acceding to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC). The Rome treaty came into force in 2002 and now has the support of half of the worldÆs nations. Nearly 100 states have already acceded and ratified said treaty and 139 have signed. There are, however, only six States Parties in Asia. The CICC hopes Lao PDR will be the next Asian country to join the ICC. Lao PDR can provide a powerful example, together with Cambodia, to the rest of the ASEAN members who have yet to fully ratify or accede to this international treaty. With more ratifications from the Asian region, the ICC will come closer to its objective of achieving universal jurisdiction and becoming a truly international mechanism for justice and peace. Take action now! Support CICCÆs appeal by sending letters by mail or fax urging the government of Lao PDR to ratify the Rome Statute and implement it into national law. You might like to use the following letter as a guide. Send your letter to: His Excellency Khamtay Siphandone President of the Lao PeopleÆs Democratic Republic Fax: 856 21 22 3638 or 856 21 21 3650 or 856 21 21 7623 Please send via email to: [email protected] Your Excellency, The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court entered into force in 2002 and to date, 139 states have signed and nearly 100 states have acceded to or ratified this treaty. Unfortunately, very few countries in Asia have joined the Court. Currently, Cambodia, East Timor, Republic of Korea, Mongolia, Afghanistan and Tajikistan are the only States Parties to the ICC. While Thailand and the Philippines, as well as Bangladesh have already signed the Rome Statute, they have yet to complete the process of ratification. Asia and the Middle East stand as the two regions of the world with the least number of accessions and ratifications of the Rome Statute of the ICC. In this context I was extremely happy to learn from the Coalition for the International Criminal Court that Lao PDR expressed its intention to ratify the Rome Statute at the as Asian Delegates Meeting at the Assembly of States Parties to the ICC in September 2004. With increased ratifications from Asia, the whole Asian region will have stronger voice and a more meaningful participation in the making of a truly independent and effective international mechanism for justice and peace. Within the specific ASEAN community, Lao PDRÆs ratification, together with CambodiaÆs, can also provide a powerful leading example to the rest of the ASEAN members who have yet to accede to this international treaty. I therefore appeal to your Excellency and urge the government of the Lao PDR to accede to the Rome Statute of the ICC as soon as possible. I also urge you to implement said treaty through the adoption of implementing legislation and to ratify the Agreement on Privileges and Immunities of the ICC. By acceding to the ICC as soon as possible, Laos PDR will also hopefully become part of modern world history by bringing the number of ICC States Parties to a historic 100 in 2005. Yours truly, |


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Lakewood football splits 7-on-7 tourney
August 28, 2008 · Updated 11:51 AM
In a run-up to their camp at Western Washington University June 23-27, players from the Lakewood football team vied in a 7-on-7 passing tournament at the University of Washington.
There are no linemen or running plays in 7-on-7. The offense consists of a QB, running backs, receivers and tight ends. The defense is made up of linebackers and secondary. Points are awarded for touchdowns and interceptions, with seven points for offensive scores and one point for the defensive maneuver.
Lakewood went 3-3 in the tournament, defeating Elma in the opening round, Lindbergh in game three and Bonney Lake in the sixth game. They suffered close overtime losses to Mariner and North Kitsap.
Sophomore quarterback Justin Lane threw 25 touchdowns and just two interceptions throughout the tournament. Senior wide receiver Jordan Stauffer led in receptions with 11 touchdowns and two picks, while Quentin Baldwin also had six touchdown receptions.
Lakewood will host a tournament July 26 with eight area teams expected to attend.
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This is exactly the sort of thing that gives Prommers a bad name. I can't think if any thing more cringe inducing than seeing a lot of twits wearing their academic gowns in the arena.
Whenever people agree with me I always feel I must be wrong.
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It'd probably become one of those "grand" Proms traditions
There's far too much dressing-up all round these days. You can't go to a cricket match without bumping into Batman, Robin and hosts of Vikings. And as for Glyndebourne....:doh:
When we dressed in robes and coronets for Iolanthe in 2000 one of the BBC Singers came down to the amphi-corridor during the interval to thank us. Since you obviously know so much more about this than they do perhaps you could write to them and point out how wrong they were?
Theoretically, I'm live and let live about this. I'm not sure, though, that graduate gowns and hoods would be quite appropriate. An undergraduate gown might be possible and, for students from one of the ancient Scottish universities, the toga (or toga rubra).
However, might it not reinforce prejudices about Prommers ... ? Perhaps a warning is implied in Wikipedia's details of toga-wearing at Aberdeen, in the remark: "This element of separation [i.e. town-and-gown] often caused gowned students to be jeered by the local children of the city."
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Glad to. One of the BBC Singers. Not exactly an overwhelming vote of confidence, although I'll concede that a light operetta such as Iolanthe is a different kettle of fish than the Academic Festival Overture.Since you obviously know so much more about this than they do perhaps you could write to them and point out how wrong they were?
I just think that this sort of nonsense perpetuates the view that the proms are dominated by some sort of eccentric clique, and that the casual viewer on television, or a newbie to the experience, would find the whole thing off-putting and exclusive. I find the last night almost impossible to watch or listen to because of the idiotic behaviour of the Prommers. Let's not send any more of the Proms down the same route. It's a music festival, not a fancy-dress party.
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I haven't got a academic gown. Maybe I could wear my theatre gown instead.
I work for the NHS so there must be one lying around somewhere.
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On Dublin Street
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Published by: NAL Trade Publish Date: October 12, 2012 Genre: Contemporary Romance Series: On Dublin Street #1 Source: E-Galley provided via Edelweiss My Rating: Blurb From Goodreads:Jocelyn Butler has been hiding from her past for years. But all her secrets are about to be laid bare…
Four years ago, Jocelyn left her tragic past behind in the States and started over in Scotland, burying her grief, ignoring her demons, and forging ahead without attachments. Her solitary life is working well—until she moves into a new apartment on Dublin Street where she meets a man who shakes her carefully guarded world to its core.
Braden Carmichael is used to getting what he wants, and he's determined to get Jocelyn into his bed. Knowing how skittish she is about entering a relationship, Braden proposes an arrangement that will satisfy their intense attraction without any strings attached.
But after an intrigued Jocelyn accepts, she realizes that Braden won't be satisfied with just mind-blowing passion. The stubborn Scotsman is intent on truly knowing her… down to the very soul.
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Readers, if you are a fan of the latest stretch of steamy contemporary romances, then On Dublin Street is a book you will not want to miss. On Dublin Street combines compelling characters, heat, and romance into a well-rounded book that will pull you in and keep you reading until the very last page.
Jocelyn is a girl with abandonment issues. Those she loves have a tendency to pass away or leave her, leaving Jocelyn hurt and broken and scared to open up to anyone. Jocelyn finally has to face her issues when she moves into an apartment on Dublin Street and befriends her flat-mate, Ellie. Ellie is close with her family and she pulls Jocelyn into the fold. Ellie's attractive older brother, Braden, catches Jocelyn's eye, and soon her heart. Jocelyn is used keeping her distance, but Braden and Ellie challenge her to open up and face her hurts and her past.
I love Braden. He really has to work at wooing Jocelyn. Their relationship develops pretty slowly, one step at a time, which I really liked reading and found very believable. Braden had some issues of his own to deal with, and he showed remarkable patience and understanding with Jocelyn. I also liked that Jocelyn's problems were not fixed quickly. Jocelyn had a lot of issues to work through, and like her relationship with Braden, it went one step at a time. Through it, I found myself really identifying with the characters and became absorbed in their story.
What I really liked best about On Dublin Street was how well-rounded the book is. There is no cliff-hanger ending where the reader is left to ponder if the couple can make it work. Author Samantha Young has created an entire story, with a beginning, a middle, and a very satisfying conclusion. If there were no more books in this series at all, I would be satisfied. However, it seems that Samantha Young has more planned for the Dublin Street series and I can not wait to see what comes next.


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02-02-2013, 05:26 PM #2527Keep the fire inside the fireplace.
You beat my post by a minute hearthman.
Wouldn't have bothered if I saw it first.
As gun owners, if you do nothing, then you are going to leave changes to non gun owners, "fish - mammals" see the irony.
In your earlier statement, you said there was no conclusive evidence for change, but there is no conclusive evidence that it will not.
If you are happy with all the deaths, then do nothing, but if you are not, then something has to change. "What, is then really the question", of which any answer is never going to be a "guarantee".
Putting your head in the sand, is playing into the hands of anti gun and more likely moderates who just want more responsible gun owners.
Why do you gun owners not suggest something that may show that you want to be responsible "legally" (as most of you are voluntary)
I missed a few pages so is it has already been posted, what the hey. Pass along email, have not checked it so I can't verify if it is true.
Monday, January 28, 2013
Status of gun industry
Attention F.B. fans: to follow will be several IMPORTANT Info updates about the status of the gun industry currently, followed by an INVENTORY UPDATE: We traveled to Texas for Industry meetings concerning the shortages, here's what we were told.
Smith & Wesson-is running at Full capacity making 300+ guns/day-mainly M&P pistols. They are unable to produce any more guns to help with the shortages.
RUGER: Plans to increase from 75% to 100% in the next 90 days.
FNH: Moving from 50% production to 75% by Feb 1st and 100% by March 1. Remington-Maxed out!
Armalite: Maxed out.
DPMS: Can't get enough parts to produce any more product.
COLT: Production runs increasing weekly...bottle necked by Bolt carrier's.
LWRC:Making only black guns, running at full capacity...can't get enough gun quality steel to make barrels.
Springfield Armory: Only company who can meet demand but are running 30-45 days behind.
AMMO: Every caliber is now Allocated! We are looking at a nation wide shortage of all calibers over the next 9 months. All plants are producing as much ammo as possible w/ of 1 BILLION rounds produced weekly. Most is military followed by L.E. and civilians are third in line.
MAGPUL is behind 1 MILLION mags, do not expect any large quantities of magpul anytime soon.
RELOADERS... ALL Remington, Winchester, CCI & Federal primers are going to ammo FIRST. There are no extra's for reloading purposes... it could be 6-9 months before things get caught up. Sorry for the bleak news, but now we know what to expect in the coming months. Stay tuned, we'll keep you posted...
Maybe your politicians should imply they will be banning half the goods being made in the USA. Then people will run out and buy the stuff.Never argue with a fool, onlookers may not be able to tell the difference. Mark Twain
Why is it you and the anti-gun crowd are trying to put the blame and burden on me and my fellow legal gun enthusiasts? Ok, if I were POTUS and really wanted to reduce gun violence I'd dismantle the socialist agenda, teach respect and personal responsibility, enforce laws and can liberal judges for a start. I'd show people there are other ways of conflict resolution. I'd preach the Gospel so there would be less hate and violence. I would revise HIPPA laws so background checks had better access. I'd encourage expanded education for gun use, State gun laws, and training for confrontations. I'd facilitate concealed carry permitting in schools and places of public assembly. I'd encourage the posting of districts of concentrated gun ownership with warnings about the potential for deadly force defense in those homes.
Since I have worked on eradicating the vermin that put us in this mess, I don't think anyone can claim my head is in the sand on this issue.
Plenty of evidence has already been given on this site by many to support my assertions.Keep the fire inside the fireplace.
I'm sure that you have left an answer or two of mine unanswered or at least not adequately answered...
As to your question... the stock you linked removes the pistol grip and telescopic stock...as to why these things are illegal... why is it illegal to spit on the sidewalk... or to have any sex other than missionary style? Because it is.... some big shot told some other big shot to outlaw it so it's done.
What does a pistol grip do? It makes operating all functions of the firearm faster and easier to accomplish...they probably figure if you have to move your hand from the trigger even for a split second that it could be enough time for you to be taken down.
I don't know....this whole gun control issue is really a mess and I just wish it would end. After 250 pages of this I'm nearly ready to leave HVAC talk for good.
Which brings me to MY question....I thought you were done with this thread?


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I've got a few thoughts on the game.
-Ironic moment of the year: In the bottom of the 5th Inning Paul Lo Duca grounds sharply to Alex Rodriguez who bobbles the ball, recovers, and throws low in the dirt to David Ortiz at first, who makes the scoop and saves Alex Rodriguez an error.
-Brad Penny would make a nasty closer.
-If the pitcher who starts the ASG never goes more than 2 innings, how about starting a closer just for the novelty's sake. He only would throw 1 inning anyway.
-My Dad is a Red Sox fan and the moment Michael Young's ball landed in right-center he says to me, "my favorite day of the year is the day I can root for Mariano Rivera."
-With Scott Rolen, Andruw Jones, and Nomar Garciaparra on the bench, Phil Garner lets Freddy Sanchez bat against Mariano in the 9th. Sorry Phil, you're no Ozzie.


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This is a discussion on Green WRX sighting on route 23 south within the Tri-State forums, part of the Regional Discussion category; saw a green wrx go in the other direction on route 23 today around 2:45 PM. all i got to ...
saw a green wrx go in the other direction on route 23 today around 2:45 PM. all i got to say is wow what a great color choice. im guessing the owner of the car comes here cause i remember seeing it on here before. not sure if you spotted me but i was going north right after the bridge in west milford.
That would be Evil Imports rex ....
sure is sweeet
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hahah, that's EvilImports all right, check out his WRX:
Autospeed Meet...Thankyou
"I don't think he knows how to give up. His mind and machine are racing as one." -Takahashi Ryosuke
yup that was me, i was coming home from snowboarding,
Glad you like the color, hopfully by the next time you spot me i will have everything else that is sitting in my room installed,
you were coming from snowboarding and was going snowboarding. were you up at mtn creek?
yup i was at mtn creek, i will be going up there most mondays i think, in about 2 week i am ripping my car apart to install a bunch of stuff


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From Czech film
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Jean-Claude Juncker, who is also Luxembourg's prime minister, told a news briefing that the idea would be discussed at a meeting of euro zone finance ministers on Monday.
(President Barack) Obama without a doubt is right to propose these measures. We have to see now in Europe ... whether we proceed in the same way, he said.
I have no preconceived idea but I would find it difficult to adopt a common approach as tax matters are decided on a national level, he said. We will exchange views on this Monday evening.
Obama on Thursday proposed that Wall Street banks pay up to $117 billion via a levy on assets in order to reimburse taxpayers for the financial bailout, and criticized bankers for their massive profits and obscene bonuses.
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