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Life in a middle-class neighborhood in present day Recife, Brazil, takes an unexpected turn after the arrival of an independent private security firm. The presence of these men brings a sense of safety and a good deal of anxiety to a culture which runs on fear. Meanwhile, Bia, married and mother of two, must find a way to deal with the constant barking and howling of her neighbor's dog. A slice of 'Braziliana', a reflection on history, violence and noise.
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My research investigates late-medieval religious culture and writing and focuses especially on writers' engagements and experimentation with material culture, theology, popular piety, and literary form in the fifteenth century. I recently completed a book on religious art, vernacular literature, and reformist theologies in fifteenth-century England entitled Image, Text, and Religious Reform in Fifteenth Century England (Cambridge UP, 2010) and co-edited a collection of essays, Form and Reform: Reading Across the Fifteenth Century (Ohio State UP, forthcoming, Oct 2011), that also explores the ways in which writers think about literary form in relation to the larger cultural shifts of the second half of the fifteenth century.
While my first monograph focused on how late-medieval authors understood, represented, and theorized material forms, I am currently at work on a new project, tentatively titled Lyrical Transformations: Religious Cultures and the English Lyric, 1380-1557, that considers how late medieval writers theorize literary form and specifically that of the religious lyric. This book will explore the larger historical and social pressures placed on lyric and lyric readers, examine the relationship between medieval theories and practices of poetry, and read lyric beyond the period boundaries of the medieval. The project reads lyric over the course of the long Reformation in England, bookended by Wycliffite writing at the end of the fourteenth century and reformist poetry in the early sixteenth century. Rather than tracing a linear arc across three centuries, this project is structured thematically around the religious lyric's affiliations with song, material culture, subjectivity and inwardness, and narrative and prose. I also continue to work on early English material culture and am currently completing a set of articles on the literary depiction of the arma christi iconographic tradition from the fourteenth through the early seventeenth centuries.
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Image, Text, and Religious Reform in Fifteenth Century England (Cambridge University Press, 2010).
Form and Reform: Reading Across the Fifteenth Century, edited with Kathleen Tonry (forthcoming, The Ohio State University Press, 2011).
Lyrical Transformations: Religious Cultures and the English Lyric, 1380-1557 (in progress)
"'To wondre upon this thyng': Chaucer's Prioress's Tale." Exemplaria 22.2 (2010).
"Lollard Texts, Literary Critics, and the Meaningfulness of Form." In Lollard Controversies, eds. Mishtooni Bose and J. Patrick Hornbeck(Turnhout: Brepols, forthcoming in 2011).
"'Ete this book': Literary Consumption and Poetic Invention in Capgrave's Life of St. Katherine," in Form and Reform (Columbus: Ohio State UP, forthcoming 2011).
"Teaching Chaucer's Legacy," Studies in Medieval and Renaissance Teaching 15:1 (2008): 91-104.
"'Among psalms to fynde a cleer sentence': John Lydgate, Eleanor Hull, and the Art of Vernacular Exegesis," New Medieval Literatures 10 (2008): 165-192.
"Images of Pity: The Regulatory Aesthetics of John Lydgate's Religious Poetry," Studies in the Age of Chaucer 28 (2006): 175-203.
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"Langland, Lollards, and Reform," Invited panelist for session in honor of Larry Clopper. 45th International Medieval Congress, Kalamazoo, MI, May 2010.
"Lyrical Pain: Seeing, Reading, Feeling the Arma Christi," Harvard Medieval Colloquium, March 2010.
"Lyric Materialities," MLA Annual Convention, Philadelphia, PA, December 2009.
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Cary Woodham | #61 Subject: Namco X Capcom was not announced at E3. Posted: 05/22/2005 01:30:43 |
The word is that Namco Hometek wants to see how well Namco X Capcom does in Japan before considering bringing it to the US. I encourage everyone who is interested in seeing Namco X Capcom in the US to write Namco a letter expressing interest in that game. I think that is all we can do for now. --Cary
sinning_is_h... | #62 Subject: hmmm Posted: 05/22/2005 16:41:13 |
That's not too bad of an idea.
GoemonGuru | #63 Subject: Dammit Posted: 05/22/2005 17:26:20 |
I just HAD to preorder Namco X Capcom. Cost me nearly 80 bucks. 1) It had better be good. 2) It better not be announced to the US within a month or 2 after I get it.
sinning_is_h... | #64 Subject: hmm Posted: 05/23/2005 14:51:53 |
Where did you pre-order the game from? I pre-ordered it on Play-Asia.com and it only cost me $68.10
GoemonGuru | #65 Subject: NXC at NCSX Posted: 05/23/2005 23:40:14 |
I got it at NCSX. It's 65 bucks plus shipping and sales tax (unfortunately NCS is located in the state of NY as well as I).
sinning_is_h... | #66 Subject: hmmm Posted: 05/23/2005 23:45:55 |
Why are NCSX's shipping methods UPS? I understand UPS for shipping out systems, but not games...did you choose USPS Express Mail?
GoemonGuru | #67 Subject: UPS ground Posted: 05/24/2005 14:34:45 |
If I remember correctly, I think they USED to have USPS deliveries but did away with them.
sinning_is_h... | #68 Subject: damn... Posted: 05/25/2005 01:59:43 |
That shit's wack!
GoemonGuru | #69 Subject: I wonder if..... Posted: 05/25/2005 16:13:58 |
I've been reading the NXC gamefaqs message board and the general thought is that NXC will be easy to play without knowing Japanese. I hope this is true. I have tons of import games and there are a few that are just about unplayable without knowing the language. It's always a risk with any of these RPG/Strategy games. Anyway, NCS has shipped my game and I'll probably get it Friday.
sinning_is_h... | #70 Subject: cool Posted: 05/25/2005 17:31:25 |
Play-Asia.com is shipping my game today as well. I read the same thing, too, about Namco X Capcom being easy to play. This, of course, could be false...oh well.
Yeah, I have tons of import games as well. Before my import PS2 broke down (power supply went out due to black out in my area), I was playing Magna Carta...now I won't be able to play it 'till I get another one! Woe is me... |
GoemonGuru | #71 Subject: That sucks Posted: 05/26/2005 19:27:07 |
I hope you know someone with a Japanese PS2, how will you play Namco X Capcom? Were you playing a game when the blackout happened? I guess it'd be a good habit to unplug any unused systems.
sinning_is_h... | #72 Subject: well Posted: 05/26/2005 22:32:07 |
I was playing a game when it happened (Magna Carta, to be specific). While I was fighting a boss, I noticed the light in the hallway kept flickering to the point where someone kept repeatedly playing with the switch, making the light turn on and off in a real fast way. Before you know it, BOOM! Power went out in the house...it took an hour before the power finally went back on, and when I turned on my import PS2, it wouldn't turn on. Everything else that was plugged into the surge protector works fine (SNES and Sega Saturn, along with my lamp, radio, and DS charger), but the PS2 seems to not be working.
Of course I know someone who owns an import PS2! I'll just have to go to his house everyday, pitch a tent, and play NXC in the comfort of his room ;) I'm just kidding...I'll ask him if I can borrow it for a while. In the meantime, since you'll be getting the game before me, be sure and let everyone, myself included, know what its like! |
GoemonGuru | #73 Subject: Ouch Posted: 05/27/2005 11:14:49 |
It just goes to show you how fragile (ie cheaply made) Sony's machines are. On the other hand, usually more technologically advanced machines are more likely to break down than something simple like a SNES. I'm sure your buddy will let you borrow his PS2 for the good of the cause. I'll give some impressions once I get to pump a few hours of gameplay in. I should be getting it in a few hours.
GoemonGuru | #74 Subject: Got it! Posted: 05/27/2005 14:24:48 |
Apparently I got the Asian version, which for some reason people frown upon. I personally like having an extra sheet with English instructions! I've done 2 scenarios so far. At first I was a bit daunted by the Japanese overkill. But after awhile it gets pretty easy to get the basics down. Trial and error. It's good so far! Scenerio 2 is classic Namco heaven. It's funny how alot of people don't know some of the classic Namco characters (I can see why,some of them are Japan only) yet I'm unfamiliar with some of the more recent characters. It might be because I don't play fighting games .
sinning_is_h... | #75 Subject: hmm Posted: 05/27/2005 14:40:51 |
What language is the Asian version in? I had no idea they came with an extra English sheet...hmm. I should purchase Asian versions instead of Japanese versions. Then again, the Japanese version of Gungrave Overdose came with an English sheet...It's not so hard to understand the Japanese in the manual and in the game...
What's the difference between the Asian version and Japanese version anyway? |
GoemonGuru | #76 Subject: Not much AFAIK Posted: 05/27/2005 14:44:14 |
I think the packaging is a bit different and the aformentioned English sheet. I too bought Gungrave:OD as an import. Should've waited and saved $50 or so!
MancoTheGr8 | #77 Subject: USA Posted: 05/28/2005 20:29:46 |
This game has to come out for the states!!!!
Cary Woodham | #78 Subject: I PLAYED NAMCO X CAPCOM TODAY! Posted: 05/29/2005 03:27:29 |
Impressions on my blog. --Cary
sinning_is_h... | #79 Subject: Cary... Posted: 05/30/2005 01:12:59 |
Did you ever figure out the name of the ninja lady? The one I asked about...
GoemonGuru | #80 Subject: http://classicnamco-club.1up.com/ Posted: 05/30/2005 17:07:46 |
Join the Namco Classics Museum for those of you who are interested in some of the more obscure Namco characters from Namco X Capcom like Valkyrie,Wonder Momo,Bravo Man, Gil and Ki,etc.
Cary Woodham | #81 Subject: Bravoman Ninja Lady Posted: 05/31/2005 00:17:40 |
No, sorry, sinning, I didn't see the green clad Bravoman Ninja Lady when I played the game. I did see Taki, though. Maybe they team up later? I haven't seen Dig Dug or Mega Man yet either. Lots of characters! But about that Bravoman Ninja Lady, I DID read on GameFaqs.com that someone said her name was Haya-Hime or Waya-Hime or something. But I don't usually consider people on GameFaqs message boards to be the most credible sources, I'm afraid. --Cary
ratchet from... | #82 Subject: If it doesn't come here Posted: 06/05/2005 13:42:42 |
If it doesn't come to north america that will be a big disappointment to me because I haven't seen Megaman Trigger in such a long time (they left him hanging on that planet at the end of Megaman Legends 2) But if it comes to it. does anybody know what's a good place to get a ps2 that can play imported games?
T.O.T.F.C | #83 Subject: I have the game. Posted: 06/06/2005 22:05:47 |
I have to say it. IT'S ALL GOOD.
The game play is fairly easy, and even though it's not in English, you can play thru it fine. The game play could have been better but thatâ??s not what itâ??s really about. The fan service, you will play this game for all of the different characters in the game, and some of the battles you run thru most of us have though of this very thing, and now its here. I do hope Namco or Capom (if not both) bring this game to the states, if there is enough hoopla about it over here who knows. We may see it with a limited release. |
Mega_Mikey | #84 Subject: characters Posted: 06/09/2005 11:17:24 |
I don't know so many of the namco characters but I'd like to see Megaman alot..not to mention the xenosaga characters.
jangojan | #85 Subject: sum stuff Posted: 06/10/2005 05:09:26 |
jangojan | #86 Subject: info Posted: 06/10/2005 05:13:27 |
Finally Haggar gets to busted heads once again.
CAPCOM Strider Hiryu (Strider) Morrigan (Darkstalkers) Dimitri (Darkstalkers) Chun-li (Street Fighter II) Ryu (Street Fighter) Arthur (Ghosts 'N Goblins) Cammy ( street Fighter 2 ) Juli (Street Fighter Alpha 3 ) Juni (Street fighter Alpha 3 ) Bison (Street Fighter 2) Bruce McGivern (Resident Evil: Dead Aim ) Regina (Dino Crisis) Haggar Akuma Ken Guy Ninja Commando Lucifer Captain commando Forgotten Solider 1 Forgotten solider 2 Mummy Commando Baby Commando red Arremer Hesiko http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/game...0050307/n_c.htm NAMCO Valkyrie (Valkyrie no Densetsu) Kos-mos (Xenosaga ) Klonoa (Klonoa) Stahn (Tales of Destiny) Rutee (Tales of Destiny) Mitsurugi (Soul Edge) Jin Kazama (Tekken) Bravoman (Bravoman) Wonder Momo (Wonder Momo) Prototype Jack (Tekken 2) ??? (Kagekiyo) There's still 80 Capcom characters and 89 namco characters to go. |
ReDruMz | #87 Subject: im so excited about this game Posted: 06/10/2005 17:49:20 |
i absolutely cannot wait another moment. I MUST HAVE THIS GAME!!!! now all they need is a capcom fighting game. no crappy ass marvel characters, no lame snk fighters (exception of samurai showdown, that game rox) just characters from capcom games sluggin it out.
an0n0mys | #88 Subject: i think Posted: 06/10/2005 17:51:02 |
this is gonna be an awesome game. i saw movies of it on gamespot.com
PembrokeWKor... | #89 Subject: You guys may find this interesting. Posted: 06/12/2005 05:29:31 |
I'm making NxC based profile icons for people's 1UP blogs. Check my blog for details. http://pembrokewkorgi.1up.com/do/my1Up
Mega_Mikey | #90 Subject: main page Posted: 06/12/2005 11:07:20 |
If you check the main page on 1up.com in the new section Namco X Capcom isn't on the list of Namco's releases. Let's hope that this is actually a big friggin mistake.


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Whether passing, setting, spiking or defending, a large number of tri-county volleyball players posted seasons that earned them the respect of their peers and recognition on their respective all-league squads.
A total of 29 area players received all-league honors, with three league MVPs and two Coach of the Year Awards among them.
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Destiny Thompson, Orland
Ava Payton, Sutter
Biana Almeida, Sutter
Alex Russell, Sutter
Savannah Besso, Sutter
Kirstin Johnson, Wheatland
Jaime Adams, Wheatland
Kiley DeCoster, Wheatland
Sarah Kimes, Winters
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MVP: Clarivel Castillo, Los Molinos
Coach of the Year: Rochelle Angley, U-Prep
Kaitlyn Seaman, Los Molinos
Emily Bailey, Los Molinos
Ella Fleet, Mercy
Breana Kemp, Mercy
Kayce Kemp, Mercy
Jessica Curl, Mercy
Paige Hurner, UPrep
Alexis Seda, UPrep
Lauren Laya, UPrep
Dyan Thomfohr, Redding Christian
Veronica Blevins, Redding Christian
Lacy Asdourian, Liberty Christian
Hannah Knowles, Liberty
Emily Drain, Hayfork
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Ashley Azevedo, Maxwell
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The night was humid in San Diego. Some fans in the front row brought their own Chardonnay, a mix of floral and fruity notes, which could've also described the crowd's apparel. Tommy Bahama as far as the eye could see. One Padre fan stood up, three glasses of wine in, screaming to let Templeton play. Most of the fans that night were there for a picnic that was billed as 'the best picnic mom's ever packed.' One thing these picnickers never expected was to become a part of history. Whispers amongst the Padre fans began in the 1st inning. "It was going to be a long night." Not because of Tim Lincecum, who began his quest to throw the 700th-something no-hitter in the last ten years. Tonight would drag for these Padre fans because the picnic brie was forgotten at home. Tonight these Padre fans groaned in the first inning because when Lincecum took the mound they thought the game was being preempted for a k.d. lang concert. So, Lincecum wasn't economical in his 148-pitch no-hitter, walking 4 guys and K'ing 13. He's the first pitcher to throw more pitches in a no-hitter than he weighs. As I mentioned a few weeks ago, Lincecum doesn't look bad in his peripherals this year. His K-rate and walk rate are pretty close to the numbers he put up when he had a 2.74 ERA in 2011. He didn't make the top 100 for the 2nd half that is coming tomorrow, but I considered it for a long time (about 25 seconds). The unknown right now is whether or not the 148 pitches is going to tire his arm. Obviously, he'll have the All-Star break to rest and I wouldn't be against giving Lincecum a chance on my fantasy team. Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:
Please, blog, may I have some more?Jose Constanza
B.J. Upton went o-for-3 or one-for-four if you count him hitting the outfield wall. You say unfeeling, I say how dare he start in front of Desmond Jennings. I sat down to watch this game wearing my dress made of doilies with Desmond Jennings's face on each doilie, i.e., my Desmond tutu, only to find him benched. How dare you, sir. In fact, I'm bringing out the douchey one word per sentence thing. How.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Took a few years, but the Twins found out that youth is wasted on the Young as they sang, "May You Stay (Away) Forever, Young." Yesterday, the Detroit Tigers became the first club to acquire both Meat Hooks. A distinction that I'm not sure other clubs wanted.
Please, blog, may I have some more?And all the pitchers in the top 10, please allow Stephen Strasburg to bump thee. Let's see what we can say about Strasburg that hasn't been said before. Mikhail Gorbachev's port wine birthmark on his head is actually Strasburg mid-windup. I don't think that had been said before.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Linguist, academic and all-around good guy with a lot of free time on his hands, David Crystal says there's been no definitive research on how many people are actually laughing out loud when they type out el oh el (Thanks, Wikipedia!). I'm guessing the number is less than 50% and the number of people actually rolling on the floor laughing when they type that dopey acronym is far less. I bring this up to impress on you the amount of things read on the internet that turn out to be false. With all that said (and it was a lot, wasn't it?), the internet tells me the Yankees are going to promote Jesus Montero in the next couple of weeks. If you read that and no streamers or balloons fell from the ceiling, then pull the rip cord harder. In keeper leagues, he should be owned already. If he's not, I'm assuming you're in an NL-Only league or a mixed league filled with atheists. Back in February, the two thousand and eleventh year of Jesus Montero's call up, I gave him the projections of 20/5/30/.290 in 100 at-bats. Still sounds about right. I'm a God, mortal! Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:
Hanley Ramirez – Day-to-day with a sprained shoulder. That sounds like nothing for a guy who plays through injuries and just lives and breathes the game like he's Luke Appling or some other old timey player. Unfortunately, that's not Hanley Ramirez. My guess is he'll miss at least five to seven games.
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"Guaranteed to be an instant comfort food favorite. Inspired by a Rachel Ray recipe, I have modified it by adding a creamy and cheesy kick to it. You'll be dreaming about this dish. Feel free to play with the recipe. I put in the cream cheese and Cheddar to make it creamier. I am a huge fan of Buffalo Chicken Dip and wanted this dish to be similar."
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2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
2 pounds ground chicken
1 onion, chopped
1 tablespoon minced garlic, or to taste
salt and ground black pepper to taste
3/4 cup chicken stock
1/4 cup hot buffalo wing sauce (such as Frank's® REDHOT Buffalo Wing Sauce), or to taste
2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
2 tablespoons brown sugar
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
6 ounces Neufchatel cheese, softened
8 ounces shredded Cheddar cheese, or more to taste
8 hamburger buns, split
1/2 cup crumbled blue cheese
My husband and I enjoyed these very much. I only used 1 lb of chicken since it was just 2 of us but used the full amt of sauce. I doubled the hot sauce and reduced the chicken stock by the same amount so I ended up with 1 cup of liquid. That was the perfect amount of heat for us but I would build up to it if you don't care for a good amount of spicy. I find buffalo chicken dip can be too rich with all the cream cheese but this recipe incorporated it perfectly; enough to taste it but not overwhelming. Thanks for the keeper!
i followed this recipe exactly, i was beyond disappointed, it tasted like you were eating tasteless cheese; it was a waste of my time; the neufechtal cheese and cheddar cheese ruined it.
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I loved this recipe! The only problem I had was that it wasn't spicy enough! so for those of you who like it a little spicier, double the hot sauce! other than that i absolutely loved this recipe! I will definitely make it in the future!!!!
Made these for my boyfriend and I a couple nights ago and we were pleasantly surprised! Didn't know what to expect, as we never really make ground chicken or sloppy joes. I more than doubled the hot sauce because, as many people have said, it wasn't spicy enough as is. Also left off the bleu cheese. One thing I'd highly recommend: Make sure you serve with sturdy hamburger buns. Ours were just the store brand and they did not hold up!
Great yummy recipe. I left out the red wine vinegar and only used Monterey Jack Cheese. I made mine into a wrap. Will make again.
I thought this was very good and will be making it again. If you like buffalo chicken dip, you will enjoy this recipe! Here were my changes: Was not spicy enough as written, so I probably more than doubled the buffalo sauce (just added to taste until it was as spicy as I wanted). I only used 1 Tbsp red wine vinegar, and I doubt the recipe needs that at all. Only added 4 oz shredded cheddar and added some nacho cheese sauce I had on hand. The mixture was liquidy after cooking, so I added a bit of flour to thicken it and let it sit simmering for 20 minutes which helped. I served this on thick TOASTED bread (I liked the textural addition of something crunchy).
This was a crowd pleaser for sure. Made a batch on Sunday and we have been eating the leftovers ever since. Today I warmed about a half cup up in the microwave, then mixed it with tortilla chips, salsa, lettuce, and guacamole for a delicious salad. Restaurant quality. Will make this again. I used the whole eight-ounce package of cream cheese (instead of six) just to use it up.
Followed this to a tee- one of few times. It was Verrrry good. I liked that it began moderately spiced for the more timid souls present, but hot sauce/bleu cheese could be added for those of us who like it zippier and don't care who we breathe on!
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i recently got a chance for a monster buck for real cheap 08 loaded seen it and know owner been shot maybe 20 times.well in ya'll opinion should i get it for less than 240 or buy the cheetah 09 package for less than 380 shipped?
i recently got a chance for a monster buck for real cheap 08 loaded seen it and know owner been shot maybe 20 times.well in ya'll opinion should i get it for less than 240 or buy the cheetah 09 package for less than 380 shipped?
Truth be told, if you have that money for the cheetah package, go get a MOAB. You get a specs-wise similar bow, and a pro-series bow. The Pro-Series will have more support from good shops, and more proshops will be familiar with it. If you don't want the MOAB, get the 2ndhand bow. The price is worth it, more so than the cheetah.
isnt the cheetah and the moab the same except for the cable system and the vibra check? i dont have the money for the moab but i was thinking i could add the cable and vibra check would that be similar added to the cheetah i get free shipping so my total for it plus ccs,VC wouldnt cost to much. i know i prolly not making sense but just getting your opinions cause i dont know martin but LOVE how they shoot compared to my old brand hoyt
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The MOAB is a little longer at 33" A2A vs. 30" Also, a little lighter. Tuning issues will be lessened with the longer A2A. Also, like I said, the ProSeries bows are better known among proshops.
The MOAB's Gold-Series Counterpart would be the Bengal.
The guys are giving some deceent advice, but you have to suit your own pocketbook. OK, so you can't afford a Moab. No big deal. In your shoes I would probably go with the Monster Buck for a lot less money. However, the Cheetah would also be OK. As I said, suit yourself. I think the Monster Buck is a twin to the Cheetah.
One thing though. You cannot fit a CCS to any 2008 bow so forget it. The risers are machined differently. It's not that big a deal anyway. I've got a FireCat with just a cable rod/slide and a Moab with the CCS. The FireCat is more quiet. The CCS is not such an improvement as people might think.
As for the VIbra Check, do you mean the STS? This can always be added later if the bow is drilled for one. Try shooting the bow without it for a while.
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thank you very much guys i really appreciate it this has help mt decision i was wonder what the hype was i got to shoot both and am as happy with cheetah as moab so this was VERY helpfull
Id get the 08 MB bow as their isnt enough difference in both models.If you ever turkey hunt or stand hunt deer or spot and stock you'll start to really love that MB bow,it's like it was made for those situations exclusivley.
Now as far as a dealer knowing a pro series better that a gold series,ya right scooby dooo..............................
Last edited by razorjack; 03-11-2009 at 04:03 PM.
09 moabs are out there new in box for 399.99 shipped, i got one and i promise i wouldnt trade it for anything but a 09 firecat. moab is an awesome bow. i almost bought the monster buck as well for 349.99 set up but then i found the 09 moab on ebay for 50 bucks more and im happy as can be! but 240.00 for the mb is hard to beat


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Winston Smith is an average forty something man living and working in a totalitarian system where each and every person (except for the poor folk, aka proles) live under, and are constantly watched by Big Brother a symbol of fear and respect. Children are evil little brats who spy and tell on dissenters, who are then sent to the Ministry of Love for reeducation. Smith questions and ponders his society and is rewarded by meeting up with a young girl ca...
George Orwell Message Board 4/25/2010 9:16:45 AM |
Talk about the novels, new and used books that Orwell has written! |