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A. S. Jelf,^1 Colonial Secretary, Jamaica,
to M. D. Harrel,^2 Inspector General of Police, Kingston
Kingston, /30/ November [19]27
[1.] I am directed to inform you that a telegram has been received from the British Ambassador at Washington intimating that Mr. Marcus Garvey has been released and that His Majesty's Consul at Atlanta granted him an Emergency Certificate for deportation to Jamaica on the 23rd November.
2. I am to say that no action should be taken to hinder Garvey from landing in Jamaica. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient servant,
Colonial Secretary
JA, CSO, file 1B/5/79/15. TLS, recipient's copy. Marked "CONFIDENTIAL."
1. Arthur Selborne Jelf (1876--1947), colonial secretary of Jamaica from 1925 to 1935, acted as governor of Jamaica on several occasions during the administrations of Samuel Herbert Wilson, R. Edward Stubbs, A. Ransford Slater, and Edward Brandis Denham. Before he was stationed in Jamaica, Jelf was a member of the Malayan civil service; he was also active in the British Military Intelligence Service during World War I. He became mayor of Hythe, England, after his retirement from colonial service (Times [London], 27 February 1947; David P. Henige, Colonial Governors from the Fifteenth Century to the Present [Madison, Milwaukee, and London: University of Wisconsin Press, 1970], p. 129; WWW).
2. M. D. Harrel was inspector general of police at the headquarters of the Constabulary Department, Kingston, in 1926--1930. He had first entered public service in 1896 (Frank Cundall, ed., Handbook of Jamaica [Kingston: GPO, 1926], p. 193; ibid., [1930], p. 143).
Articles in the Chicago Defender
[[Kingston and New Orleans,
2--10 December, 1927]]
Garvey Sails with Pledge to Fight on
Hundreds Plan to Join Him in Exile
Jamaicans Celebrate
Kingston, Jamaica, Dec. 9 [10]^1
What is said to have been the most wonderful demonstration ever held here was occasioned on the arrival of Marcus Garvey, who returned to Kingston as a deportee from the United States Wednesday [Saturday].
Bands greeted him at the harbor and he was escorted to Ward theater, where addresses were delivered in his honor by many prominent speakers,
including an alderman of the local government.^2
"Good-by, America, farewell my people!" Speaking these words as he stood bareheaded in a driving rain, Marcus Garvey, promoter of the "Back to Africa" movement and founder of the Black Star Line, bade adieu to the nation which had ordered him deported to his native Jamaica on his release from the federal prison at Atlanta, where he served a term for using the United States mails for fraudulent purposes.
Garvey left the United States at 12:15 noon Friday, Dec. 2. He sailed on the United States fruit steamship Sacramacca [Saramacca] bound for Cristobal, Canal Zone. There he will be transferred to another ship bound for Kingston, Jamaica.
Five hundred of his followers crowded the wharves to say good-by. Men, women and children marched in single file during a steady downpour of rain on one of the coldest days of the year to press the hand of their leader and hear what he had to say.
Given $10,000
A committee composed of officers of the Universal Negro Improvement [A]ssociation, of which Garvey is the head, came here from New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland and Pittsburgh to see him off.^3 One of the leaders announced that members of the association had given Garvey $10,000 to defray expenses of the trip to Jamaica and for settling there after he arrived. He is expected to open offices in Jamaica, it was said.
Half an hour before the ship sailed Garvey made an address from the upper deck of the Saramacca. He said:
I desire to convey to my supporters and friends and to the American public in general my heartfelt thanks for the great confidence they have shown in me at all times and especially during the periods of my trial and imprisonment, which I regard as a wonderful testimony of the knowledge they have of my innocence.
I leave America fully as happy as when I came, in that my relationship with my people was most pleasant and inspiring, and I shall work forever in their behalf. The program of nationalism is as important now as it ever was, and my entire life shall be devoted to the supreme cause. I sincerely believe that it is only by nationalizing the Negro and awakening him to the possibilities of himself that this universal problem can be solved.
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To my white friends I desire to say that I shall always consider their interest in me as a cause for respecting everywhere and always the rights of their Race.
The program I represent is not hostile to the white race or any other race. All that I want to do is to complete the freedom of the Negro economically and culturally and make him a full man. The intelligent white man has and will continue to indorse my program.
The report is current here that thousands of his followers throughout the country are preparing to follow Garvey into exile. According to the report, he is to be joined by an army of men and women---physicia[ns], skilled mechanics and executives---who will be recruited from New York and other American cities.
While Mrs. Amy Jacques Garvey, his wife and head of the empire organization, remained silent on Garvey's plans, it was learned from a reliable source that the "president" intends to go to Africa, where, with this army at his command, he intends to build his empire on the west coast, it was said. He already has, it was announced, established dozens of outposts in the cities along the African coast and in the hinterland.
Garvey carried a silver-headed malacca cane and wore a snappy tailored light brown checked suit. His followers held an umbrella over him as he crossed the wharf and boarded the ship.
Printed in CD, 10 December 1927. Two reports printed as one article under one set of headlines.
1. There is a confusion of dates and facts in these twin reports printed as one article in the Chicago Defender. Although the Chicago Defender dated both reports 9 December 1927, Garvey left New Orleans on Friday, 2 December 1927. Deported on the S.S. Saramacca, Garvey changed ships at Cristobal, Canal Zone, on Wednesday, 7 December 1927, and completed the last leg of his journey to Kingston aboard the S.S. Santa Marta (Panama Star and Herald, 6 December 1927; DG, 10 December, 11 December, 13 December, and 17 December, 1927; NYT, 11 December 1927; NW, 17 December, 1927).
2. Garvey was escorted to Liberty Hall on the day of his arrival in Kingston (Saturday, 10 December); ceremonies took place at Ward Theatre the following evening. People had begun organizing in favor of Garvey's release and preparing for his arrival in Jamaica even before the official pardon was announced. The Kingston UNIA division began to plan a "Garvey release week" at the beginning of November 1927 for the purpose of demonstrating mass support for a presidential pardon. Charles Johnson, the president of the division, served as chair of the organizing committee and vocal supporters included H. A. L. Simpson, Henrietta Vinton Davis, and the reverends C. A. Wilson, S. M. Jones, W. E. Barclay and E. E. McLaughlin (DG, 1 November, 3 November, 4 November, and 14 November 1927). On 30 November 1927 Davis served as chair of a closed meeting in Kingston that a detective estimated was attended by "about three hundred financial members." The meeting was called, as Davis said, "to think out the best plan by which we can accord our leader a hearty reception on his return to his native land" knowing "that the eyes of the world are upon us" ("UNIA Arrangements for the Entertainment of Marcus Garvey on his Return to the Island," confidential report, 30 November 1927, Detective Inspector's Office, Kingston Jamaica JA file 15[v]/D:I:O:36/27). Davis continued to oversee the arrangements for Garvey's arrival which included a mass procession through the streets of Kingston "from the United Fruit Co. Pier, along Port Royal Street, up King Street, along the South Parade, up to the West Parade into the North Parade thence to Upper King Street to Liberty Hall" (DG, 10 December 1927; see also DG, 8 December 1927; NYT, 11 December I927). The procession took place with the support of the Kingston police, who kept order along the parade route. Both the Liberty Hall reception and the mass meeting at the Ward Theatre that took place the following night were full to overflowing, with several hundred enthusiasts congregating outside the respective buildings while the programs commenced within. After the Sunday evening meeting Garvey embarked on a speaking itinerary around the island, wherein, as the Daily Gleaner reported, he visited many "of the country parishes where there are branches of the UNIA" and had "an opportunity of seeing the peasants, and wherever he goes a warm welcome awaits him" (13 December 1927; see also DG, 15 December 1927; NW, 17 December 1927).
3. A reference to E. B. Knox (of Chicago), William Ware (of Cincinnati), S. V. Robertson (of Cleveland), and Samuel Haynes (of Pittsburgh). J. J. Peters, president of the New Orleans division, and J. A. Craigen, executive secretary of the Detroit division, were also with the committee who met with Garvey on board the S.S. Saramacca (E. David Cronon, Black Moses: The Story of Marcus Garvey and the Universal Negro Improvement Association, 2d ed. [Madison: University of Wisconsin, 1969], pp. 142--143).
Article by Cespedes Burke in the Panama Star and Herald
New Orleans, Dec. 9 [2]
S.S. "Saramacca" Docks at 11.35 with Pres. General Garvey
Receiving U.N.I.A. Delegation of Divisions and Chapter[s]
The steamship Saramacca on which Mr. Marcus Garvey, the President General of the U.N.I.A. and A.C.L. sailed from New Orleans, arrived at Cristobal this morning at 11:35. The delegation to interview him was present as the steamer slowly and majestically approached and drew alongside the pier. After the passengers aboard had debarked the delegates were permitted to board the vessel, when they exchanged warm greetings with the honorable leader who very warmly received them.
The minute the imposing figure of Mr. Garvey was recognized, the delegates as well as all the silver helpers on the pier who were equally eager to see the martyr, their hats were as it were simultaneously lifted in respect, and the immortal hero "Marcus Garvey" similarly responded to their greetings, lifting his hat which more clearly revealed the broad and pleasant smile he wore. He is veritably an indomitable personage.
After shaking hands individually with the delegates, Messrs[.] L. A. Lindo, N. W. Collins, E. I. Moulton, C. Burke, J. A. Parchment, John Thompson and also Mr. Sidney A. Young[,]^1 West Indian Editor of the Panama American[,] Mr. Garvey inquired if there was anything we had to say, and upon learning that we had certain memorials to present we were ushered into the ship's sitting room where a conference was held for approximately two hours.
As the introductory to this[,] however, Mr. L. A. Lindo, President of Division No. 17, Panama, and speaker of the delegates, read the delegates' address of presentation and presented Mr. Garvey with the purse which, raised for him, the body of which was as follows:
We the undersigned representatives of your constituents of the cities of Colón, Panama[,] and the Canal Zone, numbering approximately two thousand active members, greet you.
When the news of the commutation of your sentence was received on the 24th ult., through the Associated Press, our hearts leaped for joy. It was felt that the freedom of Africa was more evident than before. The nations of the earth have secured their inspirations by war, imprisonment and death, and surely, this your excarceration has vividly brought home the inspiration that "Conquer we must."
We hope that you will not be discouraged, but that you will be greater energized for the stupendous task before you, knowing that the greatest battle is fought immediately before your victory. Remembering tha[t] the silver lining lies behind the darkest clouds, we encourage in the words of the poet:
Courage brother, do not stumble
Though the path be dark as night,
There's a star to guide the humble,
Trust in God and do the right.
We have kept the candle burning though not without great difficulties, and it is with much regret that conditions have deprived us [of] the pleasure of having you on our rostrum before your departure for Jamaica. Nevertheless, we are hopeful that it will not be long ere we shall have the pleasure of greeting you in our Liberty Halls.
There are many questions of vital importance pertaining to our internal welfare and that of the Universal Negro Improvement Association at large which we would like to discuss with you; but it being impossible, we have attached certain memorials for your kind, early consideration and decision. Should you require further facts to establish the correctness (and as we feel) justifiable ground for our request, we shall be only too pleased to furnish same.
In wishing you "bon voyage" to Jamaica, we commit you to the providential care of the Omnipotent. On behalf of our constituents, we beg to present you with this small purse in token of our love and appreciation.
We beg to remain under the undying motto of the Association.
To which Mr. Garvey "formally" replied as follows:
Mr. President and co-workers of the divisions and chapters mentioned, I thank you immensely for this testimonial of your fellowship and your interest in me as President General of the Universal Negro Improvement Association of which you are members.
For years I have been following the work of the organization on the Isthmus; at times I became nerv[o]us about its future because of the many unpleasant . . . happenings, but knowing the race or people as I do, I appreciate the fact that these misunderstandings must arise from time to time.
Coming this way, I thought that I would have had time to meet all the members personally, but because of the peculiar circumstances under which I go to Jamaica and because of the shortness of time, I will not find it possible to visit you in your Liberty Halls as you have suggested, but in my itinerary of the next thirty days I hope to return to Panama and then have the opportunity of meeting the members in person. I intend to visit South America and the West Indies before I go to Europe to represent the interest of the organization. By now and January I expect to visit you.
I want you to realize this, that in all history nothing has been achieved by any people bickering among themselves. To achieve success we must unite in the common cause. This is necessary, and I do hope that even before I return to Panama you will have so welded yourselves together as to leave no chance for the enemies to penetrate.
You are only weakening yourself as a people. Probably in this isolated part of the world you may not realize this.
I appreciate the testimonials that you have given me because you seem to have entered in it the spirit of the movement. Our people have not realized what the movement means. What I have suffered in America is for you and the movement. My leaving the United States of America was as pleasant as my going there. I h[a]d no prejudice in leaving as I had none in going.
Now if you go back to your respective places before I leave tomorrow, I do not want you to misrepresent me in my receiving you to the extent that I am receiving you in disregard for others. As President General it is not in my way of thinking to exclude any member who desires to speak to me either for grievances or cheer.
You will make it clearly understood to your friends and your enemies of the organization that I have absolutely no friends to the exclusion of the U.N.I.A. All the U.N.I.A. members are my friends as long as they have the spirit of the U.N.I.A. The U.N.I.A. means the salvation of the Race. I do not mean to exclude anyone. In going by the other fellows who were not privileged to see me, tell them that I am sorry I could not see them. I want you to bear in mind that we are all Negroes having a tremendous burden upon our shoulders. So whatever your misunderstandings might have been in the past, remember that you are men, and[,] in addition[,] Negro men with one common cause, one common object, one common urge. I want you to keep steadfast to the calling, steadfast to the urge and steadfast to the object. That is the spirit that I want to find among you when I return to Panama.
I want it to be understood that I have millions of friends in the United States. My deportation now is due to the present poli[t]icians now in power.
I respect authority. I want every member of the Association to respect authority, and I am glad that with all your troubles you have respected authorities---those of the Canal Zone Government and of the Panama Government. Our cause is a righteous one and it must triumph.
The Constitution of America is liberal and the Consti[t]ution of England of which I am a subject, fortunately or unfortunately, is also liberal. I am glad that you have so conducted yourselves as to merit the consideration of the Governor of the Panama Canal in allowing you to see me. To him I am thankful and with your conduct I am pleased.
I thank you for your interest and for your purse and I want you to go back to your members and give them my credit and greetings. This is all I can say to you now. [ . . . ]
Printed in the Panama Star and Herald, 8 December 1927. Text abridged.
1. Sidney Adolphus Young (b. 1898), Kingston-born reporter and publisher, began his career in journalism as assistant manager for the Central American News in 1924. He had previously been a proprietor of a mercantile company and a bakery in Panama. He was cable and West Indian editor for the Panama Star and Herald from 1925 to 1928, and from 1928 until his death he served as editor and publisher of the Panama Tribune. Young was described as taking a "leading part in nearly all welfare organizations and active movements for the advancement of West Indians in Panama" (WWJ).
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The Friars of the Sac, or of the Penance of Jesus Christ, received their name from the shape or stuff of their habit. This order was founded by an expelled novice in Provence, when the general council of Lyons was sitting in 1245, and was confirmed by Pope Nicholas IV. They admitted both sexes, though married, and permitted them to retain property. Its members were esteemed ecclesiastical persons; but it is doubtful whether they enjoyed the privileges of clerks or religious. They occur as being settled here in 1268; for in that year, king Henry III. at the desire of Robert Bruce, gave them an additional place, called at that time Stable Garth. (fn. 1) Their house stood in Hanover Square, near the White Friar Tower. Their pittance of two days, on king Edward I.'s arrival in Newcastle, was 2s. In 1307, Walter de Charlton was the only surviving brother of this convent, which king Edward I. granted to the Carmelites of the Wall Knoll, on condition that they should support this brother in a manner suitable to his rank. (fn. 2)
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On Thursday January 6, 2011 at approximately 1849 hours, the Plumas County Sheriff's Office received several 911 calls reporting a possible airplane in distress near or at the Chester Airport in Chester, California.
A Beech V Tail Bonanza crashed while attempting to land at Rogers Field in Chester. |
The aircraft involved in this incident was a Beech V Tail Bonanza and is owned by Ronald Gilmore of Chester, California.Ronald Gilmore, 76 years of age has been positively identified as one of the victims in the crash and the second victim has been tentatively identified as his wife Janet Gilmore.
Immediately upon notification, Chester Fire personnel on duty at the Airport Station began a thorough check of the Airport property and were unable to locate any problems. While completing the area check, personnel were approached by a citizen who knew both the pilot and plane that was in trouble and provided information on the planes possible location.
Based upon the information received from the citizen, Chester Fire requested mutual aid from West Almanor Fire, Peninsula Fire and Hamilton Branch Fire to respond to the water ways near the South End of the Airport. Chester Fire also dispatched personnel from the Airport Station on Snow Mobiles to check the areas from the end of the runway towards Lake Almanor.
A Unified Command was established with Assistant Fire Chief Nick Dawson and Plumas County Sheriff's Sergeant Dean Canalia at the end of First Avenue as the search continued.
At approximately 1925 hours, the Fire Department personnel which were dispatched on the Snow Mobiles from the Airport Station, located the downed aircraft approximately ¼ mile south of the Airport and First Avenue. They also located two victims at the crash site who were deceased. The Chester Fire Department remained on scene late into the evening assisting the Plumas County Sheriff's Office with recovery operations.
The scene has been secured pending arrival of National Transportation Safety Board investigators on Friday morning. The Plumas County Sheriff's Office Coroner's Division is also conducting an investigation.
Eliott Simpson, Aviation Accident Investigator, out of Gardenia, Calif. office, Western Region NTSB on scene past couple hours
Newly arrived to scene Don Newport, Aviation Safety Inspector, Reno Office, FAA
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Transportation: The buses are always overcrowded and the majority of the time you can't fit onto the bus.
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Students feel pretty content with the various transportation options at UW. The shuttle bus is probably one of the more popular options. Students are able to take this up the ominous Bascom Hill, and around to the farthest academic building on campus. The bus runs about every fifteen minutes beginning at 7 a.m., and goes till 11 p.m.
In general, most places on campus or off are within a walking distance. However, UW and the city of Madison offer ways for students to go farther distances in shorter amounts of time. Therefore, public transportation is very accessible. As a student, you get a free bus pass that is good through the semester. As long as you can read a bus schedule, you are good to go. Lots of people use the busses to get to campus, go to the mall, or catch a movie. There is also a free bus that circles the campus to take students to academic buildings that are a little farther away. Madison also has an abundance of cabs that are more than willing to drive you anywhere. Of course, they are more expensive than the buses, but when you have bags of groceries, it's worth it. Madison also offers ways to get out of the city or state. The airport is only a few miles from campus, as is the Greyhound bus station. Travel agents are also available to help students plan getaways. Bottom line is that wherever you may need to go, there will be some means of getting you there.
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Michiru OSHIMA is one of the most influent composer in Japan and she has worked in video game, cinema and also animation with the music of Fullmetal Alchemist: Conqueror of Shamballa! She presents the project Ganbalo Nippon.
Michiru OSHIMA is at the Ganbalo Nippon conference on Thursday
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More information about the Ganbalo Nippon project
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I am writing this report from Team Grenade headquaters. Carl and Jason, my superiors, are currently absent. But today we were victorious. Today we conquered Team Awesome, and their regime. Their wicked plans are now halted... at least, for a little while. I will write this report without bias; I am merely stating the truth as to what happened today. But to explain it better, perhaps, I had better start from the beginning... Before I learned the power of the Grenade. I was a child, only ten years of age. I woke up on the streets of Celadon, in a daze... I did not know how I got there, or why I was unconscious. All I knew was, I was far away from my home town... the beloved Cinnibar Island. Of course I was scared; you would have been, too. I searched high and low, but nobody could help me get home. I thought all was lost. Until I met Jason. Known as Articuno64 by his close friends, I found him at the Games Corner. Gambling. He was always a gambling man. He helped me get home to Cinnibar Island... he was sympathetic towards me, and the mess I was in. He was able to FLY me back using his Pokemon (Articuno, of course, being his preference). I wish I hadn't returned. To see what was left of my home. Yes, it was destroyed. Infested with vicious Fire and Poison Pokemon, the Pokemon Mansion was nothing more than a ruin. We fought our way through the wreckage to find my father's documents regarding the genetic Pokemon Mewtwo (who is still believed to be a legend). How they survived the blaze, I don't know. I collapsed on the floor, in tears. There is no way my father would have survived the fire, and there is no way he would have left the mansion without a fight. It was to be assumed he was dead. "Who... who did this?", I asked Jason, my mentor, with tears in my eyes. "Who took my father.. and my pride... away from me?" Jason slapped me in the face (using the back of his hand... he was graceful like that), and shook me. "Now is not the time for crying, lowly Steelicks", he spat. "Now is the time for revenge." He handed me a small gleaming object... a name badge. "(AWESOME) Leader", it read. Gritting my teeth, eyes still watering with sadness and pain, I clenched the badge tight, only thinking of revenge. Jason nodded and smiled slightly. The training began as soon as we returned to Celadon, in our secret headquaters hidden in the Games Corner (which was once a hiding place for the short-lived Team Rocket). Jason told me, before we began, that the only way I could confront the wicked Team Awesome was if I could harnass the power of the Grenade. I will not bother to rehash the history of the mystical power of the Grenade; you would not understand. But to make a long story short, it is something to be respected... and feared. The world was not designed to withstand such power. Jason doubted me at first. True, I had the necessary hatred and will to gain such power, but was I physically able to take it? "You have to believe, Steelicks." He reinforced this point each training day, as I meditated, trying to unlock the explosion in me. "You have to believe in the power of the grenade... as you believe in me." It was no use... I was not strong enough. Jason thought so too. "Go to the store and buy a Soda Pop... you disgrace," he added, sneering. The last two words hit me hard. I left the headquaters, shutting the door with a snap. On the way to the store, however, something happened that changed my life forever. A young lady was being attacked by Team Atq! A mysterious clan not commonly known for their battling skill, the two members in question were attempting to mug this young lady. Of course, I attempted to intervene. "Beldum! GO!" I yelled, sending my only Pokemon to face the opposing Grimer and Sandshrew. Now, any run of the mill trainer could tell you that Beldum is not the best Pokemon in the world. With only one attack move, it was struggling against the Pokemon controlled by Team Atq. They mocked me. I was fearful that I would lose. But I believed. And then, it happened. The mystical power of the grenade... it overcame me. I could feel it in my blood, my veins... my heart. I was ready. And, apparently, so was Beldum. In a split second, it evolved into Metang. Driven with the power and hatred of the Grenade, it easily conquered the opponents Pokemon... and the spirit of Team Atq. "Are you alright?", I asked the young girl, still getting over the shock myself. Clenching her handbag with fear, she ran away. I can't say I blame her. The explosion was, indeed, something to be feared. "Nice work." I spun around on the spot, to find Jason. He had witnessed the entire ordeal. "I see you finally believe, and can now grasp the power of the Grenade. Now the REAL training will begin. Come. There is someone I would like you to meet." To be continued... :-o
My face is still red from where you slapped me. The skin is of a raw, red color. EDIT: THAT WAS TO JASON NOT CHAOS. CHAOS DID NOT BRING ME UP, JASON DID.
get out of my thread, you AWESOME scum or should i say NOT AWESOME but you are part of team AWESOME.... i'm so confused :(
I wear the tag [AWESOME]tronome. This is because I believe in letting the Pokégods decide my fate. If they are in favor of me, I shall Imprison your pokémon. If Mars is not correctly aligned and I cannot touch the Daisy, maybe they will choose my opponent, you. The point is, you let the Pokégods choose your path, judge your skill. Not the biased opinion of what is advantages and disadvantages of a specific team. You battled our finest using Challenge Cup. Hardly a test of skill, to say the least. If you possess any you will challenge me on the field of battle, youngling. You are but a mortal. I am above your pitiful squabbles. I am a messenger of the Gods, and if you question my authority, I will strike you down... at the wave of a finger. Team AWESOME: If it can die, we can kill it.
Pokegods do not exist. There is only power. True power is the essense of the explosion. Fear the explosion.
disadvantages and advantages. there is no true way to test your skills unless you let a higher presence in life decide. you can never decide the true scale of skill of one party or another in pokemon. luck is not a factor. luck is merely a decision made by the higher authority. ps you are going to pokehell, weakling. [this message will explode in 5 seconds]
that was a token tl;dr post i read it all and found it QUITE humorous steelicks you rule! sorry you just aren't awesome exploud steelicks for when you fictionally defeat us all in your dream world; cloud fm jshadias goof me hip that is our pro lineup.
Team AWESOME has been cramping my style for too long man.. I'm out.. I'll catch you all on the flipside.. Have a nice day.


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NHL lockout 2012: League makes new proposal to players union
The National Hockey League presented its players association with a new proposal late Thursday in an attempt to end the lockout, league officials said Friday afternoon.
As the work stoppage stretched into its 104th day Friday, NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly said in a statement that they want the players back on the ice "as soon as possible."
"We are hopeful that once the Union's staff and negotiating committee have had an opportunity to thoroughly review and consider our new proposal, they will share it with the players," Daly said in a statement posted to NHL.com.
The two sides have not met in the same room since Dec. 13, when federal mediators worked with both sides to try to reach a new collective bargaining agreement. They have not spoken since a holding a conference call the next day.
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Really it's your own preference. I don't cycle off creatine. I'm sure some forms may need to be cycled like MCC I think is one that needs cycled but forms like creatine monohydrate do not need to be IMO.
Really it's your own preference. I don't cycle off creatine. I'm sure some forms may need to be cycled like MCC I think is one that needs cycled but forms like creatine monohydrate do not need to be IMO.
I think cycling is unnecessary. The only thing I do that would be considered close to cycling would be switching from GreenMAG or Clout back to creapure again.
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MCC does not need to be cycled.
I'd just use built-in cycling. Workout days only at a reasonable maintenance dose (~3g). Going into the full-on 30 days off followed by loading and whatnot is actually associated with massive elevations in DHT due to PCr flux.
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I use 2.5g daily of plain old Creapure. Have been doing so for over 2 yrs without cycling, although sometimes I forget and miss a day. I may cycle off creapure to try another form of creatine as I've been wanting to try MCC.
To be honest guys I've been on many types of creatine and I've never cycled I may take a week of if I'm swapping products but that's about it
I thought i read somewhere about creatine receptors getting over simulated without cycling? I could be wrong
Not possible, unless u vegaterian. Creatine is in all meats. A pc of chicken breast has 2-5g. So there is no real cycling or need to cycle.
But added.creatine will help bulk, no added creatine on cut, thats what i think about it
Why do so many guys say not to run creatine while on cycle then? I prefer to keep running it
Depends on the cycle, SD creates alot of up take to the muscle, creatine would be a waste, also pumps might be painfull.Originally Posted by schroedes
Besides that, i think creatine mono stresses the kidneys if ur not drinking enuff water.
U would prob start creatine close to or right after cycle as part of pct, to try and keep gains
I run creatine year around, I do agree with cooper though. I only take it before and after workouts. Off days I still get enough through my red meat and food. Never noticed much benefit from supplementing creatine on off days just felt a little more bloated. When I use it pre/post only, it seems more utilized by my muscle and I get less water retention subq. I'll run it throughout my entire contest prep except for the last week no problem.
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no need to cycle it....however every year i stop taking all supplements, even multi's to do a cleanse
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Learning how to take thus stuff, after my load phase of 25 g a day for 5 days I should take around 2.5 grams a days post works outs...
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I think the best times for dosing are right away in the morning with a protein drink, and immediately after a workout
I, like Coop, only normally supplement creatine on workout days only.
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May 1, 2014 - Oct 1, 2014Lake Hanska County Park is located on the SE shore of Lake Hanksa, on eof the best walleye lakes in southern MN. It is open year around. The campgrounds is open from May 1 to Oct 1, or longer depending on the weather. Reservations can be made for 5 sites, 4 months in advance. Historic sites in the park. Shaded, level campsites with electric hookups are part of this Brown County Park located 17 miles southwest of New Ulm. The campground also includes a large tent camping area, clean restrooms with showers, sanitary dump and firewood for sale. Lake Hanska County Park has a variety of historic highlights including a log cabin built in the 1850's, an old fort site, and interpretive signage. There is also a DNR public lake access and fishing pier, playground, hiking and cross country skiing trails, sand swimming beach and a variety of picnic areas. Three picnic shelters can be reserved, at a nominal fee, for family or large group gatherings. The park is located a short driving distance from a variety of regional celebrations.
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