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The real problem today:
Demanding UNEQUAL RIGHTS to the people who actually pay the countrie's bills: HARD WORKING TAXPAYERS OF THE UNITED ( now not so UNITED ) STATES OF AMERICA!
The time for hyphenated descriptions: I'm ____-American has been over for some time, no more " white guilt " or " payback " is needed or necessary.
" The content of their character " is what citizens see now and is what should be driving discussions, not the race master debaters ( pun intended ).
Look at the Boondocks episode " The Return of the King " to start seeing where the public should focus, not give Sharpie or Jackson the continued playing the race card to justify illegal behavior by OTHER AMERICANS.
When many Muslims see the MLK quote, they think " I have a Dream, that all Countries will be forced to abide by SHARIA LAW and JOIN ISLAM OR DIE "
Look it up in their holy book and not the edited version CAIR provides.
Heck, they can't stand other sects of the same religion; Sunni Muslin vs Shiite Muslim for example.
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How sad that the City of Palo Alto does not recognize the third Monday of January as an official federal and state holiday allowing their employees to take time from work to recognize Mr. King's accomplishments. What a pity that city leaders ignorantly march on with their own agenda and continue to ignore and misinterpret Mr. King's message.


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The Beach Boys are returning to Cincinnati's riverfront to play a post-game concert. On Friday, Reds officials revealed John Stamos is scheduled to join them for the show.
Since the 1980s, Stamos has regularly performed with the band during their summer tours playing drums, guitar and singing.
Fun fact: Stamos, who played Uncle Jessie on the late 80s-early 90s show 'Full House', invited The Beach Boys to make multiple appearances on the show.
The concert is scheduled after the Reds vs. Chicago Cubs 1:10 p.m. game on Sunday, May 26, 2013 during Memorial Day weekend.
The Beach Boys and Stamos will perform on the field at Great American Ball Park following the game.
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i am!!! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
both are very good. thurman i've only seen once but i was impressed. quintana seems to have revived his career and is sounding very confident for this one. can't wait to see this unfold!!! should be a good fight.
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i have no problem with any fighter who's winning calling out the best. that is good for boxing and i love his ambition. what i do have a problem with is the selective bullshit..."this person isn't a draw..." or "who has he fought..." or "he's got a loss...blah,blah,blah..." or "he isn't worthy.." or any other bullshit excuse a fighter gives not to fight someone.
i'm from the old school....in order to be the best u got to beat the best. best way to test that....call 'em out. straight and to the point. what's not to like about that!?
what's weak....calling out guys who've already been beaten or a guy who's coming off a loss or bad performance...but u weren't even mentioning his name when he was looking impressive! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)
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Standing on the banks of the Mississippi, I look toward the Illinois side and call up an image of a steamboat from the late 1840s. It was anchored in the middle of the river and secretly featured an extensive library and a staff of qualified teachers. African Americans, slave and free, were rowed out to the steamboat and clandestinely learned basic reading and writing skills. Its a good story but based on rumors.
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Beautiful | Newly renovated | Steps from famous River St in Savannah
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The first room has a queen sized bed, flatscreen TV, a walk-in closet, and it's own full, private bath. In the living room there are two seating areas both featuring a decorative fireplace, and in the middle of the room facing the two sitting areas is a large flat screen TV. The kitchen features a large, beautiful, wooden table and has stainless steel appliances along with granite countertops. It also comes fully furnished with all you will need to cook a great family meal including all appliances as well as pots and pans. In the hallway off from the kitchen there is a bookshelf filled with books for reading at your leisure, as well as a small desk for writing friends and family back home "Wish You Were Here" postcards. The second bedroom has a queen bed, flat screen TV, vanity tables, and it's own bathroom. And there is a stacked washer and dryer so you can do your laundry while you're enjoying your stay in this lovely town. If you're looking for elegance and relaxation while on your Savannah vacation, then this is the place for you.
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Slip back in time with this newly renovated Savannah vacation rental…feel like Frank Sinatra is right there with you sipping on a glass of fine champagne! Located in the downtown historic district directly next door to the famous Pirate's House restaurant serving guests since 1753, it will be hard to find another equally well-appointed and luxurious vacation rental. Just steps away from River Street and everything else that Savannah has to offer, you can also take a quick stroll to Cha Bella, a great fine dining experience.
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At Boeing, the team handling additive manufacturing in plastics has cut down its processing time dramatically. While it might take up to a year to make some small parts using conventional tools, 3D printing can lessen the processing time to a week, said Michael Hayes, lead engineer for additive manufacturing in plastics at the company.
The company can also more easily tweak its products using the technology, he said. "You can fail early," Hayes said. "You can make the first part very quickly, make changes, and get to a high-quality part faster."
NASA is another organization that is using 3D printers to experiment. The space agency has been looking at the technology for years, but over the past six months, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has been using the technology more frequently to test new concepts for parts that may soon find their way into spacecraft.
Located in Pasadena, California, the lab has a dozen 3D printers including consumer models made by companies such as MakerBot, Stratasys and 3D Systems.
Previously, 3D printers were too expensive, but the revolution now is their affordability, said Tom Soderstrom, chief technology officer at the lab. JPL uses the printers as a brainstorming tool as part of what Soderstrom calls their "IT petting zoo."
So far, the program's results have been good. This past summer, mechanical engineers used the printers to create concepts for simple items like table trays. But an actual stand for a webcam was produced too, to be used for conference calls. And engineers realized, using the 3D printers, they could incorporate the same swivel mechanism that was used for the stand into their design for a new spacecraft part for deploying parachutes.
"That was the 'aha' moment," Soderstrom said, that the printers could be used to conceive and print parts for actual spacecraft. The swivel part, which has been designed but not manufactured yet, would provide wiggle room to the parachute to reduce the torque or rotational impact when it deploys.
Another advantage of having a 3D printer in-house is that it can give a company an easier way to fine-tune designs for new products, Soderstrom said. "It can take you 20 times to get an idea right," he said.
Soderstrom hopes that eventually entire spacecraft could be printed using the technology. The spacecraft would be unmanned, and small, perhaps a flat panel the size of an art book. "Not all spacecraft need to look like the Voyager," Soderstrom said.
For consumer-level 3D printers, the technology is still developing. Depending on the machine, the printed objects are not always polished, and the software to make the designs can be buggy and difficult to learn, Soderstrom said. Software for generating designs for 3D printing can be supplied by the printer vendor, take the form of computer-aided design programs such as Autodesk, or come from large engineering companies like Siemens.
Still, Soderstrom recommends that CIOs make the investment in 3D printing and purchase or otherwise obtain several machines on loan. They don't have to be the most expensive models, he said, but companies should try to identify which business units might see the most benefit from the machines. Companies should try to find somebody who can act as the "IT concierge" -- a person with knowledge of the technology who can advise the company how best to use it.
"Producing a high-fidelity part on some of the cheaper 3D printers can be hard," Soderstrom said. "This concierge could help with that." Certain skills this person may need could include knowing how to work with multiple different materials within a single object, he said.
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Knives on a plane?
Right now it will get you in trouble.
But, some small knives and other currently banned sporting equipment will soon be allowed on airplanes.
The TSA announced the changes Tuesday, which will take effect April 25.
Knives must have blades that are six centimeters or shorter and be less than a half-inch wide.
Also, golf clubs, ski poles, hockey and lacrosse sticks, and pool cues will be allowed as carry-on luggage, as well as, toy and novelty bats.
Razor blades and box cutters will still be banned.
Evangelist Franklin Graham prayed on a sidewalk outside the Pentagon Thursday after his invitation to a prayer service inside was withdrawn because of comments that insulted people of other religions. More>>


text: In this RJ symposium, 20s and 30s speak candidly about what young adults want and need to find their home in the Jewish community. Historian and Brandeis University professor Jonathan Sarna sets the stage, shedding light on what history can teach us about the challenge of engaging the next generation of Jews and what to make of young Jewish leaders who are questioning and disrupting the establishment. Forum for the Future: Home Shuling by David Cygielman "My generation may not be willing to take on the established infrastructure." Forum for the Future: Rebooting Judaism by Yoav Schlesinger "Our needs are not met by belonging; they're met by experiencing." Forum for the Future: Reviving the Tribe by Rebecca Missel "How many times can a young person go to synagogue alone and be ignored?" Forum for the Future: Knowing Thy Community by David Gerber "Young adults want to be around others who share their passions." Forum for the Future: Bar(chu) Hopping by Josh Nelson "We want prayer experiences in and of the moment." Forum for the Future: Pitching to Parents by Sarah Lefton "Where can parents of a 3-year-old learn at the same time?" Forum for the Future: The Discontinuity of Continuity by Jonathan Sarna What history can teach us about engaging the next generation of Jews. Online Exclusive Forum for the Future: Fitting In by Kate Bigam "I'm scared to encounter congregants who see visiting young adults as fresh meat." Online Exclusive Forum for the Future: We Need Welcoming by Joanna Brinton "Some of my friends will not attend a Jewish event alone. Facebook can help."


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Beautifully furnished in contemporary design this awesome 2-Story, 2128 sqft Town House boasts its own Private Pool with a Covered Lanai and Screened pool area. Come Home from an Exciting day at the attractions and hang out by the Pool to Relax and watch the kids splash in the pool (optional pool heat $20/nt recommended October through March)
BEDROOMS Master bedroom upstairs featuring one king-Sized bed and private bath, the second master bedroom upstairs also has a king and private bath, a third bedroom upstairs is furnished with twins. The fourth and fifth bedrooms are located on the first floor and boast a queen size bed in one room and two twins in the other. All bedrooms have TVs (except for one twin downstairs)! This impressive home sleeps a total of 10 guests.
LIVING/DINING The comfortable living area has a lounge suite with a pull out bed, 42 inch flat panel TV, Free wifi internet access and cable TV. This is where you sit back, relax and think to yourself why have I stayed in a hotel room, when this Town Home with its generous layout, contemporary furnishings and all it's comforts of home is available? The dining area has 6 chairs around the dining room table and is ready for lots of family and friend conversations.
KITCHEN Entertaining, cooking and being able to share private time together with friends and family is fun and enjoyable. There is no need to miss out on any of the conversation, when using the 'open plan' fully equipped Stainless Steel and Granite kitchen and dining area! Pull up one of the 4 bar stool chairs and prop yourself on the beautiful Granite Counter tops and watch what is developing in the kitchen.
AMENITIES This is a fully stocked, complete Home with wireless internet, your Vacation begins as soon as you walk in the door and your worries are left behind.
THE RESORT Built as a Tropical Oasis and refuge away from the hustle and bustle of the nearby attractions, Paradise Palms Resort allows residents to enjoy some of the Very Best Entertainment in the world, while living in a Relaxing, Full-Service Resort environment that caters to your every need. Join us today in PARADISE!
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A small plane flipped on the runway during takeoff Thursday morning at Deer Valley Airport, but no one aboard was seriously injured.
The three occupants suffered minor injuries. Phoenix firefighters responded and air traffic at the airport has been delayed.
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The Panthers rewarded one of their young safeties, Charles Godfrey, with a contract extension just before the start of the 2011 season. He was heading into his contract year, just as Panthers S Sherrod Martin will be before next season starts, but sources don't expect Martin to get the same treatment from the team.
Panthers owner Jerry Richardson didn't have much to say about Martin, other than that he plays safety, when he sat down with the Charlotte Observer for an interview this week. We're hearing there is frustration with Martin, a second-round pick in '09, within the front office.
Martin started every game in '11 and started all 15 games he played in during the '10 season. He hasn't made the strides the front office and coaching staff would like to have seen from him, though, despite showing the physical ability that attracted the team to him in the first place.
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CATEGORIES MoviesLooks like the odds aren't in Jena Malone's favor after all.
Newcomer Zoe Aggeliki is in serious talks for the "Hunger Games" role Malone was reportedly eying, according to Deadline.com.
Aggeliki is slotted to play tough cookie Johanna Mason, a pivotal character in the sequel, "Catching Fire." (In Suzanne Collins's second installment, Johanna is the ruthless and begrudging ally of Katniss during their second turn in the arena.) While both she and Malone were competing for the role (life reflecting art!), Aggeliki is said to have made a great impression on the sequel's director, Francis Lawrence.
Lawrence took the reigns of the blockbuster series after "Hunger Games" director Gary Ross bowed out in April. The rest of the cast -- Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hucherson and Liam Hemsworth -- will return to reprise their roles.
"Catching Fire" is set to hit theaters November 22, 2013.
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|Election costs of $6 billion could have been better spent
Dear Editor:
Six billion dollars for what?Now that the presidential election is over, it is time to reflect on the massive amount of monies spent, largely by big corporations and wealthy people. For what??To promote lies and deception?
If that money could have been spent to turn this economy around, what a difference it could have made!
Supplies for education, money for science and health research, money for infrastructure improvements, roads, bridges, new developments, defense research and development, to name a few.
It would have meant jobs, jobs, jobs. People could buy staples, a new or used car, move into a different home, put money aside for their children's education.
Then you would see our economy expand with companies hiring more people and putting money into new jobs.
Oh yeah, our unemployment numbers would drop dramatically.
Six billion dollars!?For what?
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New chancellor Carol Folt said the University of North Carolina lacked enough oversight of some courses when she spoke to the Board of Trustees Thursday morning.
Folt said Carolina offered classes that were not reflective of the standards of the university. She also said there was not enough faculty oversight of some classes.
"We have to accept scrutiny, and do accept, that scrutiny. We have to welcome it and see it as a tremendous opportunity for us," Folt said.
She said what has happened at UNC is a part of a larger national conversation about college sports.
"All students involved in courses deserve better from us," Folt said.
However, she said, UNC was making progress on the matter.
"Our hope is they as we set our house in order we can be involved in the national conversation," she said.
UNC has faced intense scrutiny since media reports showed some classes in the African and Afro-American Studies program were essentially no-show classes that involved little oversight. Those classes were heavily populated with athletes.
"All of those students who were involved with those courses deserved better from us," Folt said.
Meanwhile, counselor Mary Willingham has challenged whether UNC accepted athletes who were capable of doing college level work, and said some athletes at Carolina read at an elementary school level.
UNC provost Jim Dean has challenged Willingham's work and methodology.
Folt's comments come a week after an intense Faculty Council meeting. At that meeting, in which Folt and Dean were received warmly overall, but some faculty members said the school had been "in denial" in the past and that the school had come across as defensive in its handling of the football and athletic scandal.
Folt said Thursday, "There isn't a faculty member or a staff member or people that are part of this that don't want to make it right."
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Updated 3:55pm Tuesday 14th January 2014 in News By Wesley Rock
WINCHESTER civic chiefs have signed an agreement that could finally see one of its buildings leased after standing empty for five years.
Avalon House, on Chesil Street, is the former city council planning office and became something of an albatross after it was vacated in 2007.
But council bosses announced last week the signing of an agreement with Southern Health Foundation Trust that could see the new occupants moving in by the autumn.
The deal remains subject to planning permission but Winchester's deputy leader, Cllr Rob Humby, has already hailed the development as good news for the city.
"I'm pleased to say our estates team reached an agreement with the trust and work on the building should begin in spring or early summer," he said.
Southern Health Foundation Trust is yet to decide exactly which services will be relocating to Avalon House, but a spokesman for the trust, which provides community health services such as district nurses, said the new site would act as hub.
"We have plans to bring together some of our community health services which are currently being delivered from different sites across the city. Avalon House is a relatively modern, well connected and accessible property in the heart of the city which has the potential to provide an even better experience for people using local health services. We hope to move services into the building later this year following a refurbishment by the City Council and a period of engagement with local people and our staff," he said.
The spokesman added that Avalon House has 59 parking spaces and the trust will also explore ways of maximising usage of park and ride.
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I really would rather not mention the name of "he who must not be named" (aka Houston Dale Nutt). But, Chris Low on the ESPN SEC Blog did a Q&A with the now infamous coach. I had to read it as I have always got a kick out of his blabbing about how kids have "lot of heart" and "play between the whistles". I was surprised to see that HDN has increased his diction and become a little more spacey than previous.
I should let the reader interpret for him or herself the intelligence of such an egotist, but I would like to point out a few "red flags" as to the sanity of such a Nutt.
When asked about the Sr. D-end Greg Hardy's foot surgery, he replied, "... He got a haircut, hasn't missed meeting."
And when asked the hype surrounding said Nutt, he replied, "... But what do you do? I can't control it. The only thing I can try to control is the attitude of our players and how they go about it. I can't control Sports Illustrated and ESPN and all the attention. The only thing I can do is say, 'We've got to work harder.' "
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Late Game Heroics Lead #23 Eagles to a Day 2 Sweep at the USF Under Armour Showcase
CLEARWATER, Fla. - In the first game, Cheyenne Jenks (Naples, Fla.) hit a three-run homer with two outs in the seventh inning to give Florida Gulf Coast a dramatic 3-2 win over Hofstra. The Pride took a 2-0 lead on a two-run single with two outs from sophomore Laura Valentino in the second inning. The lead held as senior pitcher Kayleigh Lotti took the shutout into the seventh.
FGCU got its first two runners on in the seventh inning, as Hayley O'Mara (Naples, Fla.) drew a walk and Lauran Ziegler (Palm Bay, Fla.) singled. Lotti then got the next two Eagle batters out, before Jenks, who came into the game hitting .494 with 14 homers on the season, was able to get a hold of a full count pitch and give the Eagles their first lead of the game.
Michele DePasquale reached on a two-out error in the bottom of the seventh, but third baseman Sara Michalowski flew out to end the game.
Dana Frantz (Brighton, Mich.) picked up the win. Frantz pitched 7.0 innings, surrendering five hits, and striking out five batters.
In the second game, BYU jumped ahead of FGCU with three runs in the top of the third inning. Angeline Quiocho brought in a run with a sacrifice fly to right field to bring in the first run of the game. Back-to-back singles from Jessica Purcell and Andrea Ramirez brought in two runs, before a line out ended the scoring rally.
After holding FGCU scoreless through five innings, an error on the catcher brought in Ziegler for the first Eagles run and Courtney Platt (Naples, Fla.) stepped up with a 1-1 count and blasted a grand slam to left center field to give the Eagles the 5-3 lead.
In the top of the seventh inning Andrea Ramirez hit a ground ball to bring in a run, cutting the deficit within one. The Cougar comeback fell short as Alexis Casey (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) struck out the final batter to end the game to earn her first save.
Cassidy Rash (Crystal River, Fla.) picked up her seventh win on the season, pitching 3.1 innings and allowing only four hits.
The Eagles finish play in the USF Under Armour Showcase on Sunday with a game against nationally-ranked UMass. The first pitch is set for 10 a.m.


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9:00am Wednesday 12th December 2012 in Local News By Emma Robinson, Reporter
One of Maldon's major employers has dealt a massive blow to staff after announcing redundancies.
Calorex, which currently employs 130 people and has manufactured heat pumps and dehumidifiers for more than 30 years, has announced the company is considering the loss of up to 19 posts.
The firm, based on The Causeway, discussed the situation with staff in a meeting with a director before handing out details in announcement letters last week.
One worker, who did not want to be named, described the news as "devastating".
He said: "It's just so sudden, right before Christmas, we haven't had much notice."
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Marco Bott (マルコ・ボット Maruko Botto?) was a member of the 104th Trainees Squad, and graduated as the seventh ranked trainee in his class. He was assigned to fight the Titans after the breach of Wall Rose, and given command of his own squad. His death serves to illustrate the grim reality of life for the soldiers, as even the most talented can meet an ignoble end while facing the Titans.
Marco has short black hair and light brown eyes. he wears the typical uniform of the members of the Trainee Corps.
Marco was an idealistic person, valuing the good of the group above his own interests as well as understanding and coping with his own shortcomings and limitations. The others respected him greatly, and considered him to be a natural leader suited to his dreams of joining the Military Police Brigade. Unlike those who joined the Military Police Brigade for safety and privileges, his reasons for wanting to join it were genuinely faithful. He was shown to be an excellent judge of others, as he recognized Jean's potential as a leader and encouraged him to believe in himself. He was also shown to have a talent for preserving order among the other trainees, whether resolving arguments or keeping them calm during battle.
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Marco is first introduced during the initiation of new recruits, and is intimidated by their instructor after he expresses his desire to join the Military Police Brigade. He later attempts to maintain order when the recruits question Eren about the attack on Wall Maria. He chides the others when their questions become too upsetting for Eren. During his time as a trainee, he befriends Jean Kirstein and the two are often seen together. He seems to have been one of the only people to recognize Jean's potential, and encourages him to embrace his natural abilities as a leader.
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After the Colossal Titan attacks Trost, Marco is assigned command of the 19th Trainee Squad and ordered to support the vanguard forces. He is eventually among the trainees stranded when the retreat order was given, since he does not have enough gas to scale the Wall and escape Trost. When Mikasa and Jean rally the others into charging headquarters, which has become surrounded by Titans, Marco is quick to join them. Inside the station, he is vital in Armin's plan to reclaim the overrun supply room and leads the main group in the operation. Armed with rifles, the recruits act as bait and lure the seven Titans who occupy the room into position. Marco maintains order in the group, and keeps everyone calm until they fire and blind the attacking Titans.
He is later seen among the regrouped forces, and attempts to once again keep order when people like Daz are giving into their fear. Marco does his best to comfort them and keep morale high, even when they are ordered to return to Trost. He joins the other recruits up on the Wall, and acts as bait to distract the Titans from the main operation involving Eren Yeager. Later, he is among the recruits that go into the city to battle the Titans. There, he helps to rescue Jean when his gear malfunctioned and eventually joins the others in battling the Titans while Eren is sealing the hole in Wall Rose.
He is later found dead after the invasion of Trost, discovered and identified by Jean. Along with the other causalities of the battle, his body is cremated on a communal funeral pyre. [2] This inspires Jean to abandon his selfish ways and join the Survey Corps, claiming that he does not want to meet a "disappointing end with someone burning his bones without knowing why he died", a reference to how Marco died alone and went unnoticed for days. His Three Dimensional Maneuver Gear is later found to have been taken by Annie, though she refuses to clarify how she "found it". This leaves the implication that his death may have involved foul play of some kind.
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- Jean Kirstein - Marco and Jean were friends, and he often served as a confidante and voice of reason. He was the one who recognized Jean's potential as a leader, and encouraged him to believe in himself. When Jean found Marco's body, he went into a partially catatonic state. After Marco's death, Jean underwent a significant change and made the decision to honor his memory by joining the Scouts.
- Daz - During the battle of Trost, Marco actively encouraged and comforted Daz. They struggled briefly when Daz considered trying to kill himself, and was later shown giving him encouragement when Daz decided to continue fighting.
- Armin Arlert - After his death, Armin mentions that they usually performed equipment maintenance together. This became important, as it allowed Armin to recognize Marco's stolen gear when Annie presented it as her own.
- His name means, roughly, "Messenger from the God of War", perhaps a nod towards his role in illustrating the cruel reality facing the recruits.
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- ↑ Attack on Titan Manga: Chapter 18.
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A DROITWICH businessman has been banned from being a company director for five years after repaying himself £500,000 shortly before his firm went into liquidation.
Roger Dyson, director of Roger Dyson (U.K.) Limited, which was involved in the construction of recovery vehicles, appeared at the High Court in Birmingham following an investigation by the Insolvency Service.
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Whenever that happens, there should be an enquiry, with this kind of ban being the norm where people have done wrong.
Same should apply in the public sector. Forget the compensation payments and the 'lessons will be learned' statements. Sack, imprison, fine and ban people involved.
You kill your patients - you pay the compo, and you go to jail. You foul up a road scheme, you pay back a portion of your recent pay, you get sacked, and you don't work in local govt. again.
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This should most definitely apply to the public sector, but then we'd need to build more prisons to house the councillors, politicians and bureacrats we'd have to send there!
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A legislative update, organized by the Greensburg/Decatur County Chamber of Commerce, is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 16 and will feature the four Indiana legislators serving Greensburg and Decatur County.
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Indiana State Senator Johnny Nugent, (R - Senate District 43), whose territory now encompasses Greensburg and most of Decatur County, will be joined by State Senator Jean Leising (R – Senate District 42, Fugit Township in Decatur County), Representatives Cindy Ziemke, (R- House District 55) and Representative Randy Frye (R - House District 67) at the event. Both Ziemke and Frye serve portions of Decatur County.
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