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Ann shows her "uh-oh" face, and Michelle explains why a debate is the worst way to celebrate a wedding anniversary.
The comments were "politically toxic," Heilemann said.
John Heilemann and Jonathan Chait weigh in.
"He seems small."
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You can work, work hard, and then work harder.
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The president is leading Mitt Romney in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Florida.
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Purchase East Islip embroidered hats and support your community through the "Warm Your Head While Warming Someone's Heart" fundraiser. All proceeds will be used to support families in the East Islip community throughout the holidays and year.
See the attached flier for more information.
Students in Sheryl Beltrami's second-grade class at Timber Point presented a special Thanksgiving play on Nov. 25 in front of an impressed audience of parents.
Each student helped describe the history of Thanksgiving, focusing on the hardships of the Pilgrims when they settled in America and how they were helped by the Native Americans. For a finale, music teacher Kathy Carter led the second-graders in singing the song "Albuquerque Turkey".
"The students worked very hard rehearsing their parts, and they gave a fabulous performance, even giving an encore," said Beltrami. "The entire audience was delighted."
In a longstanding East Islip High School tradition, more than 60 students – including members of the new Culinary Arts and Hospitality Career Academy – participated in preparing and serving a Thanksgiving feast in the school's kitchen classroom, guided by teacher Kelly Schwender. More than 250 hot meals were served by the students for their fellow classmates, district administrators and visiting family members.
"This is always a wonderful opportunity for our students to invite their parents and grandparents and show them how they worked together to prepare for the Thanksgiving feast," said Israel Malinowitzer, guidance director. "The students enjoy being involved in the culinary program and this event truly showcased their skills."
The varsity football team took down Half Hollow Hills West at Stony Brook on Nov. 22 to win the Suffolk County Division II championship, the Redmen's first since 2007. The 27-14 victory, marked by 20 unanswered points in the second half, sent East Islip on to the Long Island finals this weekend.
Quarterback Jack Hannigan again led the team, completing 8 of 12 passes for 140 yards and three TDs. He also racked up 26 carries and ran for a touchdown.
East Islip will play Carey High School for the Long Island Class II championship on Sunday, Nov. 30 at LaValle Stadium on the campus of Stony Brook University. The game will begin at noon. Section XI will be charging a $7 admission fee to attend the game. Please be reminded that tailgating and alcohol are strictly prohibited on the Stony Brook campus.
The district will host a Dec. 8 visit from former professional wrestling champion Mark Mero, who will brings an encouraging message of hope and inspiration to the East Islip school community.
Mero, a former WCW and WWE wrestling champion. now serves as an
inspirational speaker and founder of Champion of Choices, an
organization devoted to speaking out against bullying and bad life
choices. He is the author of "How to Be the Happiest Person on the
The event was made possible by a grant from State Sen. Phil Boyle in collaboration with the East Islip Community Watch Group and the East Islip School District.
Mero will present to our middle school students on the morning of Dec. 8. This morning program will run from 8:09 a.m.-9:19 a.m. in the high school auditorium).
The evening event for the community will take place at 7 p.m. later that same date. also in the high school auditorium. We encourage older students and their parents to attend the evening presentation.
Helping elementary students understand the dangers of drug use, and providing high schoolers the chance to act as leaders and positive role models, the Red Ribbon Week annual drug awareness program was recognized across East Islip School District during the last week of October. The week culminated with members of the high school's Students Against Destructive Decisions Club speaking in fifth-grade classrooms at John F. Kennedy and Ruth C. Kinney elementary schools, and encouraging the younger students to participate in an anti-drug poster contest.
The four contest winners – JFK fifth-graders Jessica Peluso and Kayla Sciallo and RCK fifth-graders Miranda Paige Stockton and Griffin Wylie – were recognized at the East Islip Board of Education's November business meeting, and awarded certificates and prizes.
"Our SADD organization at the high school is comprised of amazing students who recognize the importance of delivering valuable lessons regarding healthy lifestyles to their younger peers," said adviser Bridget Lopiccolo. "I am very proud of them as well as the fifth-graders who participated in this year's slogan contest."
At RCK, following daily Red Ribbon themes that promoted saying no to drugs, including No Sweat Day, where students and staff were asked to wear sweatshirts and sweatpants, and Team Day, where they wore their favorite sports team apparel, a special Red Ribbon Week essay and art contest was held, sponsored by the school's PTA. The winners were third-graders Terri Sonnanburg (art) and Cassidy McConnell (essay), fourth-graders Joshua DiPrima-Bien (art) and Olivia Simonetti (essay), and fifth-graders Kamilah Pasha (art) and Mary DeLorenzo (essay).
"There were so many wonderful submissions, it was really hard to choose winners," said Principal Danielle Naccarato.
Meanwhile, over at Connetquot Elementary School, pre-K through third grade students also observed Red Ribbon Week with a variety of special PTA-sponsored activities. The theme at Connetquot this year was connected to the school's character education monthly traits of being an upstanding citizen and choosing a healthy lifestyle. Students pledged to be "wise as an owl" and brought in paper owls to be colored and displayed in the cafeteria. On one day, students wore their shirts backwards to illustrate "turning their backs on bad choices," while the entire student body joined in Zumba classes during recess to demonstrate healthy activities. Connetquot's week culminated in a presentation by entertainer Janice Buckner. The show, "Safe Not Sorry," enlightened students about important, thoughtful choices that can keep everyone safe. Buckner's interactive show used songs, puppets, and stories to foster creativity and critical thinking, and students participated by clapping and singing along.
"Red Ribbon Week reminded us all how much fun it can be to find healthy activities and make good choices," said Connetquot Principal Deborah Smith.
John F. Kennedy Elementary: Fourth-graders Antonia Tuck and Aiden Lenox ("Name Line Design")
Ruth C. Kinney Elementary: Third-graders Deanna Bentrewicz and Brianna Dort ("Pumpkin Still Life")
Timber Point Elementary: Kindergartner Dominick Motz ("Native American Rug Weaving")
Lauded for his successful career experience, East Islip High School student Chris Watts was recently recognized at a Board of Education meeting.
Watts, a student in the high school's career development class, obtained a work placement last year at the Islandia Marriott. For six months, he and several of his classmates spent several afternoons a week working at the Marriott, supported by his teacher, Margaret Gallagher, and East Islip job coaches Scott Hoelldobler and Kelly Kern. Learning what it takes to run a hotel, the students gained experience in a variety of hospitality areas, including housekeeping, laundry, culinary, engineering and banquets.
As a result of his positive experience with the program, Watts was offered a part-time position as a pool attendant at the Marriott, working mainly on summer weekends, and quickly proved himself. "Chris is one of the best hires I've had in my 13-year career," said Islandia Marriott General Manager Damien Hirsch, who cited numerous complimentary quotes regarding Watts posted by Marriott customers on the Trip Advisor website. "Although he is only working twice a week, he gets more positive feedback from our guests than many of our full-time associates," said Hirsch. "The reason is that he is extremely hard working. He never stops. He has a brilliant personality that lights up when speaking with our guests, managers and associates alike. He loves what he does and it shows day in and day out."
"We are all so proud of Chris's accomplishments in the workplace," said Superintendent Linda J. Rozzi. "He is a fine young man who knows how to treat people, which will take him far in life."
Hirsch also noted how beneficial the career development program has been for both the hotel and the school. "I can't say enough about Kelly Kern and this fantastic program she has brought to the Islandia Marriott," he said. "We love the relationship with East Islip, we love the students and we love that we now have an amazing associate in Chris, who consistently wows our guests, time after time."
"Congratulations to Chris's parents, his job coaches and Mrs. Gallagher for their commitment to help him develop the work and social skills necessary to become an outstanding employee," said Susan Kosser, East Islip's assistant to the superintendent for student support services.
Attended by 93 East Islip High School students and 48 business professionals from across the community, the Catch-a-Career Breakfast kicked off the school's mentoring program on Oct. 29. Developed by the East Islip/Dowling School Business Partnership and held at the Irish Coffee Pub in East Islip, it featured a keynote speech by Al Henneborn of Motorola Solutions Inc.
Serving each fall as the initial event in the school's annual Mentor Me career exploration program, the Catch-a-Career Breakfast yields numerous interning and mentoring opportunities for the participating students, which assists them in better defining their career paths of interest.
"Catch-a-Career is a terrific networking event for our students," said Superintendent of Schools Linda J. Rozzi, who took part in the interchange of knowledge. "We are very proud of the partnership we have developed with the greater community's businesses and professional mentors. Together, they help one another."
Represented career fields this year included accounting, marketing, advertising, finance, human resources, medical and health care, dental, environmental science, law enforcement, information technology, education, mental health services, hospitality, journalism, politics and television.
"This year's Catch-a-Career Breakfast was the most diverse we have had in regard to career choice," said business education teacher and event coordinator Paul McHugh. "Not only did the students request a greater variety of fields and professions, but many also identified a specialization within a particular field, something that indicates greater career awareness. We are extremely pleased that our students continue to engage in these beneficial college and career readiness experiences."
Earlier this fall, the high school's Medical and Health Technology Career Academy hosted alumna and nursing student Veronica Pasha, who presented a panel discussion on nursing careers. Pasha, a member of East Islip's Class of 2011, is currently attending the Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing at Hunter College in New York City, where she will graduate in 2015. She serves as the Breakthrough to Nursing director for the Nursing Students' Association of New York State.
Pasha and her panel of over 20 nursing students provided information and guidance in an interactive workshop attended by more than 50 students. The event was open to any East Islip students considering pursuing a career in the nursing field.
Star pitcher Mike Demarest has signed a National Letter of Intent to play baseball next fall for Adelphi University in Garden City. He plans to study secondary education and history.
"Adelphi is the perfect fit for me," said the senior, noting its ideal size and academic offerings as well as the ambitious demeanor of Adelphi coach Dom Scala. "When I visited the campus, I was impressed by the winning attitude," said Demarest. "The coach wants to win now. They have all the tools to do so and I want to be part of it."
Next spring he will start his third year on the varsity squad, where he earned All-League honors in his sophomore and junior years. He fondly recalled a highlight of his high school career, when as a 10th-grader, he joined the varsity and promptly went 8-1 en route to East Islip's championship season. "That was a good lesson," he said. "The older players taught me how to achieve my goals."
Demarest also cited East Islip's coach, Sal Ciampi Jr., as a spark to his success. "Ever since I started playing for coach Sal, it was all about complete focus, all the time," he said. "That really set me up for Adelphi."
Five senior student-athletes and teammates on the girls varsity lacrosse team – Julie Clyne, Meghan Burnham, Sabrina Kelly, Nicole Levy and Valerie Pelling – have signed National Letters of Intent to continue their playing careers next fall in college. The teammates gathered with girls lacrosse coach Steven Levy in Athletic Director Stephen Restivo's office to celebrate their personal achievements, alongside their happy parents and families.
Clyne, a defender, has signed with Mercy College in upstate Dobbs Ferry. She plans to major in speech pathology, whose strong program at Mercy was an important factor in her choice. A Scholar-Athlete in her junior and senior years, Clyne joined the junior varsity in ninth grade and moved up to varsity as a sophomore. She will be the third East Islip athletic alumnus to continue her athletic career in college, following in the footsteps of her sisters Samantha (a lacrosse player, now a senior at the University of New Haven) and Jacqueline (a tennis player, now a junior at Holy Family University in Philadelphia).
Burnham, who plays attack, will suit up for the Redhawks of Roberts Wesleyan College in Middletown, Conn. "I love the campus and coach Kate Sedgwick is really nice," she said. "They gave me a great offer to play there." Her planned course of study will include business and marketing. Burnham has played lacrosse from an early age, and joined the varsity team as a sophomore, switching from defense to attack in 2013. A Scholar-Athlete, she cited support from her parents and coaches as the source of her success.
Kelly, in her second year at East Islip following a transfer back from St. John the Baptist High School, will play defense for the University of Mount Union in Alliance, Ohio. Her choice was due to the overall atmosphere at Mount Union, and her admiration for coach Emily Fisher's coaching philosophy. Kelly will be the first Long Island athlete to play for the Raiders, and said, "I am hoping to make a big impact." She plans to study civil engineering.
Levy, a four-time All-County attacker, will attend Syracuse University, where she will play for coach Gary Gait and the vaunted Orange program. She visited and was impressed by the Syracuse facilities, but said, "What put it over the edge for me was the creative style that coach Gait likes to teach." The team captain, she was ranked as the No. 4 recruit in the nation by Inside Lacrosse magazine for athletes in the Class of 2015, and was named to the 2014 Under Armour Underclass All-Americans, US Lacrosse Schoolgirls' Division Team and Newsday's Top 100 Players and Players to Watch. Levy is undecided on a major but is considering communications.
Pelling, a midfielder, will play for High Point University in North Carolina. "The campus is absolutely beautiful and they have great academic and athletic offerings," she said of her choice. "I think I can make an impact." She plans to major in business administration. A member of East Islip's varsity since ninth grade, she won the Unsung Hero Award in 2012, and was All-Division in 2013 and 2014 and a Brine National All-American in 2013.
East Islip tennis star Karen Serina has signed a National Letter of Intent to attend Adelphi University in Garden City, where she will play next fall for the NCAA Division II Panthers.
The senior felt that the school was a good fit for her, in terms of both academics and athletics. After visiting the campus and meeting the players and Adelphi's coach, Michael Misiti, she appreciated the Panthers' work ethic, and said, "I liked how coach Misiti is very focused on building a strong team."
Serina, a key member of East Islip's varsity tennis team for six straight years, has been playing the sport since she was a preschooler. Her undefeated 92-0 singles record speaks for itself, an accomplishment she is justifiably proud of. A singles champion from seventh through 12th grade, she has earned three All-State designations and six All-County honors, and won the Suffolk County Girls Tennis Coaches Association's League III Sportsmanship Award.
Another athletic highlight for Serina was earning a 2010 scholarship at the John McEnroe Tennis Academy at Randall's Island in New York City, where she trained with some of the best coaches in the U.S. including McEnroe himself. She was one of only seven girls selected out of 200 applicants. "It emphasized intensity, which made me want to work hard," she said.
Serina plans on majoring in exercise science while attending Adelphi, a comprehensive course of study that includes classes in athletic training, sports medicine, kinesiology, nutrition, anatomy, and health and fitness. "I've always been interested in physical training and therapy, and this major really covers it," she said.
With a great sense of pride and admiration, students at JFK and RCK once again honored outstanding veterans from the East Islip community at the two schools' Veterans Day celebrations on Nov. 7.
At RCK, the halls were filled with patriotic cheers as the school held its annual veterans parade, while at JFK, students honored their guest veterans with songs and poems at a PTA-sponsored breakfast.
"It was an honor to celebrate the many men and women who have served our country," said RCK Principal Danielle Naccarato. "Thanks to them, we are free."
"It was a fitting tribute to our heroic veterans, these brave men and women who have protected our country and way of life and have distinguished themselves both in military and civilian life," said JFK Principal Aileen O'Rourke.
Connetquot students in the classroom of special education teachers Joan Ball and Crystal Ann Chiari recently enjoyed a pumpkin-carving activity, the culmination of an autumn unit that included the life cycles of apple trees and pumpkin seeds as well as fall colors and weather. While carving the gourds, the students practiced sequencing by learning new vocabulary, sequencing pictures and working as a team to make a jack-o-lantern.
"The students loved it," said Chiari. "It gave them a great opportunity to practice working as a team and reinforced academic and social skills."
Connetquot Elementary School: First-graders Yanet Narvaez, Alexander Silva, Sean Togher and Syiel Tunstall ("Hot Air Balloons with Lines")
John F. Kennedy Elementary: Third-graders Isabella Procaccini and Brook Tursi ("Pumpkin Still Life")
Ruth C. Kinney Elementary: Fifth-graders Chelsea Dodenhoff and Brianna Fairbrother ("The Great Wave")
Timber Point Elementary: Kindergartner Joseph Comande ("Pumpkin Patch Collage")
More than 600 East Islip High School students and family members attended the school's annual college fair on Oct. 7 in search of information on their future colleges and universities. The fair also provided a crucial chance for students to network face-to-face with more than 100 college representatives in attendance, so that when they are ready to make their choice for post-secondary education, they will have already taken the first step in introducing themselves.
"Parents and students were delighted to have this opportunity to meet so many college reps right in their own high school," said Guidance Director Israel Malinowitzer. He credits the event's growing success over the last dozen years to collaboration with a consortium of colleges. "I am able to work with the consortium and bring more colleges each year to our students," Malinowitzer said. "We started 13 years ago with only 50 colleges attending this event, and now we have over 130 colleges and growing."
East Islip's college fair evening also included two useful seminars for parents and students – a college financial aid workshop presented by Gordon Rowe from St. Joseph's College, and an NCAA requirements workshop presented by guidance counselor Jessica Pignataro.
The high schooll's Student Against Destructive Decisions Club sponsored a KanJam Tournament on Oct. 15 to raise funds for the district's Red Ribbon program. Students and teachers alike enjoyed playing KanJam, a popular game using a Frisbee disc and two scoring containers that serve as goals. Among the participants were East Islip teachers Daniel Faulkman, Mike Festa, Linda Leach, Carene Mahoney, Mike Petre and Derk Reinking.
Teams were charged $10 to play, competing for a $50 grand prize. The winners of the SADD Club KanJam Tournament were seniors Dave Cisek and Casey Krebs.
"Everyone had fun and the students loved it," said SADD adviser Bridget Lopiccolo. "We look forward to having another tournament in the spring to raise money for this year's SADD scholarship."
Students at Timber Point recently participated in a fire safety obstacle course in recognition of October as National Fire Prevention Month. Teachers Patricia Bush and Justin Massa reviewed fire safety concepts that the East Islip Fire Department had taught the students during an earlier visit. Students were able to simulate calling 911; crawling under smoke; stopping, dropping and rolling; carrying a water hose; and jumping from a height. While participating in the obstacle course, the students worked on basic physical fitness concepts and had fun.
District students (from the elementary through high school level) involved as cheerleaders in the Holbrook-based Gravity Cheer competition/travel organization were recognized on Nov. 9 when they were invited to audition for "America's Got Talent" at Manhattan's Pier 92/94.
Boosted by a tremendous turnout, Connetquot Elementary School's annual PTA Harvest Festival got the season underway on Oct. 16.
Assisted by volunteer students from the high school, Connetquot's children enjoyed opportunities to play games in the gym, select and decorate pumpkins, show off their costumes, and even sing a few songs with Connetquot's music teacher, Aaron Ely.
In a pumpkin decorating contest, organized by art teacher Elizabeth Sullivan, the imaginative creations of Anthony Cipriano and Anabella Maciura were named the winners.
"It was an exciting evening and a great way for the Connetquot community to celebrate the season of fall," said Principal Deborah Smith.
Second-grade classes at Connetquot visited Woodside Nursery in Patchogue on Oct. 31, where they learned about the life cycle of a pumpkin and discussed Halloween safety rules. Students chose and decorated pumpkins and listened to autumn-themed stories.
Connetquot Elementary: Second-graders Christian Martinez, Amanda Thomas and Maddalena Toto ("Heiroglyphics")
John F. Kennedy Elementary: Fourth-graders Emma Belz and Kiera Tantillo ("Day of the Dead Skulls")
Ruth C. Kinney Elementary: Third-graders Kayla Farino and Jada Poindexter ("Pumpkin Still Life")
Timber Point Elementary: Second-grader Johanna LeRoux ("The Scream")
The month's SEPTO meeting on Oct. 29 featured not only a strong turnout of new and veteran parents, but an informative visit from the Canine Companions for Independence organization. Three members of the local Girls Scouts Troop 109 – Danielle Frage, Taylor Kozak and Klaudia Paone – presented the group's regional president with homemade dog toys. CCI noted the need for volunteer "puppy raisers," and urged anyone interested to visit the organization's website for further information.
The star of the meeting proved to be Versailles, the assistance dog of SEPTO Vice President Nonie Kozak's son.
"He was able to demonstrate a little bit of how these amazing animals can enhance someones life," explained SEPTO President Susan Kavanagh.
Please look for further information on November's SEPTO meeting, which may be postponed.
Led by the East Islip High School's band, marchers from across the community joined in to celebrate as they inaugurated a new homecoming parade route on Oct. 25. The revamped trek, with festive floats in tow, depicting various breakfast cereals, led from Ruth C. Kinney Elementary School across Manhattan Boulevard, down Carleton Avenue and then across Roslyn Street, ending at Sal Ciampi Field at Boomer Esiason Stadium prior to the varsity football game against Half Hollow Hills West.
The stands were filled with energy and pride, from dozens of excited youth football players in their jerseys to older students adorned in red and white face paint. Some even held up a large homemade sign bearing the image of East Islip football coach Sal Ciampi Jr.
New traditions also came into play during halftime, when the selections of Tyler Pearsall and Tara Ruggiero as homecoming king and queen were unveiled, as opposed to previous years where the announcement was made the day before during the pep rally. Runners-up in the homecoming court included Kevin Capobiano, Nick Dahill, Taylor Kenney and Katherine Newhoff.
While the seniors usually prove victorious, this time the float contest was won by the underdog sophomores, who impressed the crowd with their Fruity Pebbles theme. Cheers were also abundant for the school's varsity cheerleaders, who kept Redmen spirits high throughout the day, and for strong halftime performances by the band (blasting through Pharrell Williams' "Happy") and kickline.
On the football front, the 4-3 Redmen burned hot at first, racking up two unanswered touchdowns in the first quarter, but ultimately fell short in the face of a Colts comeback, losing a tough 28-27 contest.
The East Islip School District encourages membership in the school
community's parent-teacher organizations, which include SEPTO, the East Islip High School PTSA, and the PTAs for East Islip Middle School and Connetquot, John F. Kennedy, Ruth C. Kinney and Timber Point elementary schools.
New 2014-2015 membership forms for each of these seven organizations can be found attached below.
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INDIANAPOLIS – A historical chapter was written for the storied Canterbury boys soccer program Saturday at IUPUI.
The Cavaliers' 5-0 win over Covenant Christian produced a second straight Class A state title. In the process, Canterbury equaled Indianapolis North Central's state-best five championships.
"Canterbury soccer is a tradition, and we just kept it going," said senior Chase Moyle, who won the mental attitude award. "It was a great season. We had our ups and downs. Eventually we switched things around, and it all worked out in the end."
"They are all special," said Canterbury coach Greg Mauch, who has coached all five state title teams. "This one is very special because it comes from a group of guys who started as fourth-graders and came together as a team and have been able to hold it together for a number of years."
The 2011 Class A state champions, the Cavaliers also won single-class titles in 1997, 1998 and 2001 in making their state-best 10th state finals appearance.
"This is every senior's dream," said senior Cole Walker, who had a goal. "No one wants to lose in the tournament, and everybody wants to make it to a state championship. To make it two years in a row and win is just unbelievable."
Canterbury won the 2011 Class A state title 3-0 over Evansville Mater Dei in the first year of class soccer.
"Coming into the season, we had our doubts about getting back to the state final after losing so many people," said senior Spencer Heller, who also scored a goal. "It was a struggle for us, but we had our role players step up for us and got it going in the tournament.
"It has been a dream to win state, and to do it twice is truly amazing."
The four state games were played at IUPUI's soccer stadium after 16 years at nearby Kuntz Stadium.
Covenant Christian came into the match with a misleading record under .500 because of seven forfeits. But the Warriors were playing in their first state finals and were overwhelmed by a more experienced program as the No. 5 Cavaliers (16-6-1) dominated the No. 6 Warriors (10-13-1).
A 4-0 halftime advantage gave the Cavaliers a cushion to substitute freely in the second half.
"We knew at that point it was locked up, and we just had to go out there, play a little defense and get everybody in," Heller said. "Once we got that first goal, we were just hyped up and everything fell into place. This is perfect."
Five different players – Walker, Heller, Jacob Fritz, Rece Buckmaster and Shane Crines – scored goals.
Britt Watts had two assists, with other assists coming from Walker, Buckmaster, Heller and Al Stovall.
"We went to the goal with a little bit of passion, and we were able to finish a few, which is always a nice thing and especially when you can finish it in the first half," Mauch said. "It takes some pressure off.
"They worked it around, got it to the open man, and they actually finished with some confidence."
Canterbury will move up to 2A next year, based both on their success and enrollment.
A pep rally will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Canterbury.


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Powerful West Indian opening batsman Chris Gayle has signed as a permanent member of the Royal Challengers Bangalore squad ahead of the 2012 season. Gayle, who had previously represented the Kolkata Knight Riders, was signed during last season's tournament as a replacement for Dirk Nannes and he helped the Challengers reach the final by scoring more runs than any other player in the competition.
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What To Do When They Come For Your Guns...Submitted by Gnome DeGuerre on Mon, 01/14/2013 - 20:07
Very good video. I'm sure it will upset the hotheads and armchair preppers.
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If someone comes for your guns you weigh your options
These people with the bunker and last stand at the house mentality are bonkers.
If you're really ready to shoot at US Forces then you are at war with them. You'd best adopt the insurgent strategy focused on supply lines instead.
This is 2013, resisting SWAT at your home is the 1776 equivalent to lining up to march against the redcoats by yourself.
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There's a difference between spontaneous & planned resistance
One wins wars the other let's you survive if you're lucky.
Hiding in your house waiting for SWAT is so stupid. They could just arrest you at a checkpoint and search your house when you aren't there.
Active resistance mostly involves crippling infrastructure and resources needed by functional government. Shooting people is really low on the list when you look at the command and control facilities required by the current system.
What's so hard for you to figure out? Are you too old and crippled? Sounds like a bunch of moot points.
Either way it's just a matter of time till the government begins to stage IEDs and bombings to bring in more tyranny. So keep planning to just hide in your home or the woods and have a fantasy shoot out like cowboys or something.
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Washington_2020 - you disrespect the past!
"resisting SWAT at your home is the 1776 equivalent to lining up to march against the redcoats by yourself"
The below was one of those "bonkers" people! Yes he died, and I guess that makes you happy since it proves your point. But, I would rather die that way than starving in a FEMA camp!
Yep, and that is why Paul Revere et al mustered MANY men to
protect the militia arsenals at Lexington and Concord.
They came to each others aid to resist disarmament.
They didn't roll over and let the British take their guns from them.
It is rude and ignorant to comment on a video without watching it. The minister in the video explicitly said that going to a FEMA camp was not an option and thus grounds for a final stand.
PS. Washington "retreated" several times against the British. He understood that suicide was not an effective strategy for advancing his cause. Because of his rationalism, he and his men lived to fight another day.
But they kept their GUNS genius. Washington retreated, he never
You and the pastor have these two things confused.
And anyone who thinks a FEMA camp is NOT in your future if you disarm, you are living in la la land.
The choice IS between certain death/enslavement/camp or resist and possibly live.
The option to disarm and be left alone is pure fiction.
Why would they leave you alone once you disarmed?
You have no ability to STOP them from doing anything to you.
Are you of the silly notion that all they WANT to do is disarm you and then leave you alone?
Disarmament is NOT the end. It is a means. The end is global tyranny. They refer to it as "social democracy" or "communism" or the like. They intend to EXTERMINATE all resisters.
They can't do that easily enough if you are armed.
So if you disarm, they can then either compel your obedience to the state, or murder you and you can't harm them. (not easily anyway) They might imprison you before they kill you though. They'll need slave labor since the economy will be in the crapper when they do this.
How are you going to make a
How are you going to make a stand with no weapon that the pastor just told you to turn in... you know live to fight another day.... get real. Washington never turned in his arms either.
Same as the Viet Cong, French Underground, Taliban, etc, etc
Resistors are more rare and valuable than bullets and a slug-thrower.
They take your gun? Okay, for all they know you were just a previous gun owner. There's a reason they are criminalizing video and photography.
Ever heard of recon? Intel?
Someone has to the grunt work in this thing, not everyone can have fantasy shoot-outs and 'blazes of glory'.
Get real.
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So, in your world
anyone too old, or infirm can only do what they are told. They are not allowed to even think of freedom? If they are missing their legs and cannot move quickly enough for you then you don't want them to even give up their life trying to stop the tyranny? If they are too old to run and hide in the hills then they are just stupid idiots that deserve what comes to them and shouldn't even try to stop even one of the criminals.
I don't think I like your world!!
For Christ sake
let me clue you in....they aren't going to utilize the military!
It will be agencies and their cowboys who they will send. They are counting on the "head in the sand " strategy that will be based upon us watching and remaining docile as they come for others. These mid level shaven headed bureaucrats who will be armed with some of the untold millions of hollow point ammo the government procured recently have proven time and again that they will kill anyone at the drop of a hat....and that includes our kids. I know what I'm prepared to do...how about all you others? Be prepared for more Ruby Ridge's and a lot more Waco's. We need to let the perps of such actions know that they and all around them will be held accountable just as they treat any one who associates or is family with us is in their cross hairs.
There are no politicians or bankers in foxholes.
they are going to send UN
they are going to send UN troops. They are already here.
but you cannot "hold them "accountable" if you are dead.
You can't hold them accountable without a gun either.
How do you expect to hold them accountable from inside a FEMA camp?
"What To Do When They Come
"What To Do When They Come For Your Guns...", is rather irrelevant. They'll come in packs of 100, armed with anything from machine guns to attack helicopters. Or perhaps drones.
What counts is, what do you do when they come for someone elses guns? What do you do when national policy is to disarm you, to make you a more pliable slave?
The only way to win that one, is to deny them the ability to pick each and every battle in the war to be to their advantage. In reality there are 10-100 times more patriots than paid enforcers fro the oppressors. BUT, as long as each patriot sits in his living room waiting for them to knock down his door, the oppressors get to enjoy the 10-100 times superior force in every battle.
Say instead, that as soon as confiscation becomes policy, 10 million gun owning patriots immediately starts going about proactively killing all those in a position to confiscate their guns. Not making stupid "statements" of self promotion, but just quietly and methodically search out all those likely to take part in confiscation on the oppressors' side. And then kill them. One by one. Without making a big display of it. Just quietly kill, and disappear into the night. In not too long, the finite number of people once likely to take part in confiscation, will be severely reduced. Then, keep killing, until they are eliminated. Do that, and in not too long, noone will have to worry about such silliness as what to do when "they" come for my guns. Since "they" will no longer be in any position to do so. Problem solved.
Of course, the above is pure fiction. I would never recommend anyone doing anything illegal, as doing so on the internet may well be illegal, the way pretty much all acts that threatens or inconveniences the powerful and well connected are.
You have stated succinctly the realities of our quandry
and I could not agree more with your rationale. These guys are brutal and would torture our loved ones in order to gain any type of advantage over us, but do we wish to deal with our selves if we become as vile and evil as they? Oh yeah....I'm in, we gotta fight fire with fire here, these clowns are entrenched. We gotta admit there's nothing like preparing to go to the mattresses to bring out the latent, repressed schizophrenia in us all.
There are no politicians or bankers in foxholes.
Like the minute man said
"I'm too old to run" So I may as well try to take a few of them out before I go down. Lighten the load on the rest of the country! One thing I will not do is kneel before them, unless it's to steady my aim!
You may be ignorant of history, but please don't doom any
one else to suffer repeating it because of your own cowardice and stupidity.
If you don't resist when they come to disarm you, you are as good as dead. History proves it.
You have ZERO evidence or human experience to back up any claim to the contrary.
The only way to have any chance of survival is to take them out if at all possible. If you die trying, that's no worse, and likely better, than dying anyway in a camp or prison.
Actually, You Are Ignorant of History
At no point in the video dis the minister say that going into a FEMA camp was acceptable. If the choices are death in a camp or death in a firefight, then a firefight is preferable and dignified.
But of the choice is death in a firefight or merely losing a gun then the choice is obvious for any person who desires victory.
Strategic retreat was the hallmark of Washington's strategy. Resisting (forgoing escape) when the result is certain annihilation is stupid and the choice of hothead idiots. History is repleat with strategic retreats. The British strategically retreated from Dunkirk, saved their army, regrouped, and lived to fight again. Conversely, the Spartans and the Germans refused to retreat due to their stubborn egos and were thus totally annihilated.
Live to fight another day. Read Sun Tzu.
The point made in the video is not that you should proactively comply, but rather once confronted with the option of 1) surrender a gun and be left alone or 2) stand your ground and end up incinerated like David Koresh, then the rational choice is obvious.
Retreat, regroup, then retake.
Use your brain, not your ego.
Your are using incidents that do not apply.
Did General Washington retreat or did he DISARM?
Would he have DISARMED?
Were not the first battles of the revolution over resisting DISARMAMENT? (Lexington and Concord)
Did the British disarm at Dunkirk, or just retreat WITH THEIR ARMS?
You can't "fight another day" if you have nothing to fight with.
The Germans and Spartans didn't lose because they resisted instead of retreating, they lost because they got beat.
You also seem to confuse the idea that if one disarms, one has not thus "lost."
If an army disarms, it has no choice but surrender, and thus - it lost.
You are using the idea of strategic retreat of an Army that REMAINS ARMED and thus ABLE to "fight another day" and confusing that with allowing yourself to be disarmed and not resisting.
Secondly, the choice is NOT between disarming and being left alone or resisting and dying.
The choice is being disarmed and surely dying either immediately or in a camp, or resisting and maybe dying, depending on your success at resisting.
The option to "disarm and be left alone" is pure wishful thinking and does not exist. It is koolaid that tyrants peddle to get sheep to move to slaughter.
Disarmed people are not left alone by their governments. They are enslaved. And if they resist enslavement, they are murdered.
What to do when "THEY" come for your guns?
Who are the "THEY" that are gonna take guns?
they are not coming for ALL the guns
They are just going to try and make it so freaking hard to get NEW guns..., and more importantly ammunition, that having a gun wont make a difference because most wont have enough ammo.
Tools of war are not always obvious. The worst weapon is an idea planted in the mind of man. Prejudices can kill, suspicion can destroy, and a thoughtless, frightened search for a scapegoat has an everlasting fallout all of its own.
That's only how it starts
It always ends in full gun confiscation.
It's called a New World Order, not a fuzzy liberal dream.
Under the Agenda 21 treaty, the US traitors signed the small arms ban that requires the removal of all firearms.
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Lest We Forget
...The year?...1954....Americans sat around their TVs and watched:
Did Francis Marion have a "Bug-Out-Bag"?
Ah yes! When men had testicles.
Gird your loins up boys!...The BATTLE is BEGUN...we will all fight in our own way....so please....have respect....and courtesy to each other.
Long live the Republic!....OUST the RASCALS!
"Beyond the blackened skyline, beyond the smoky rain, dreams never turned to ashes up until.........
...Everything CHANGED !!
And Another Thing
...The colonists used "stealth", hiding behind trees, rock walls etc.
WE invented "Guerrilla Warfare"....The French had "The Resistance" during WW2.
This preacher-man seems to be part of the new "Vichy Government".
Claude Rains was way more fun to watch:
"Beyond the blackened skyline, beyond the smoky rain, dreams never turned to ashes up until.........
...Everything CHANGED !!
From the movie the patriot
"We can't go musket to musket against the British" so they fought like the American Indians did, using stealth and guerrilla tactics.
People just hate the truth
If people had ANY sense about them, they would be prepared to hand in all registered guns and live through it. They would also be learning from vinceableworld and TheSouth and so many others and learning ALL YOU CAN about the legal system.
Folks, we could not even win a primary. We are seriously outnumbered and outgunned, but we have people like Carl Miller several folks right here on the DP ready to kick ass in court. THEY want the first encounter to end in a bloodbath, and THEY hope it triggers a civil war. The test case will come, there WILL be a false flag, and if we try to save our right to arms with violence, we will lose one way or another.
Whoever is the first target... If they really want to "take one for the team" they need to go peacefully and let us get our best and brightest legal minds to fight this battle for us.
We have to live to fight another way.
Love or fear? Choose again with every breath.
I can't edit my post, but here is my edit
Not hand the guns in, my mistake. REFUSE to hand them in, but go to jail peacefully.
Love or fear? Choose again with every breath.
While some are singing "Koom by ya"
We'll be singing "Tin Soldiers and Nixon Coming".
There are no politicians or bankers in foxholes.
That comment brought another song to mind
"we just smiled and waved, sittin on that sack of seeds"(ammo), "youall come back now ya hear?"
Strategy is a lost art
People are clearly NOT being rational.
"Gun owners" are being painted as trigger happy loons. The FIRST battle will sway a LOT of public opinion. Some will sing Kumbaya, some will sing some Neil Young, but what we need is someone to play Perry Mason and make the FIRST battle one in COURT, rather than a media circus Waco scene.
Love or fear? Choose again with every breath.


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MASERU-A public auction for one of the country's biggest empires the MKM was brought to an abrupt end by an irate mob of locals which allegedly included staffers of the troubled business at a local hotel in Maseru yesterday.
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MASERU- Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) Facilitator, Soth African Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa will pay his eighth visit to the Kingdom of Lesotho today to consolidate the implementation of provisions of the recently signed security and political agreements in the country.
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Sorry I have been MIA since my first appointment, but it has been crazy around my house since then. School, puppies, landscaping, life in general....
Anyway. We had our 20 week U/S today and I was glad because I was getting a little worried because I have not felt any movement yet. Out of all my pregnancies this was a first that I had not felt the baby by now. So when I saw those kicks and stretches my heart calmed a little. Measuring about where she should be. EDD was the 9th but was moved to the 15th today. She looks perfect too! We even got to see her face at such an angle that it looked like a 3D picture. She looks just like her 4 older sisters.
I am excited because I have a beautiful healthy baby. DH on the other hand has barely looked at me since we found out. I understand he is disappointed for not getting his boy. And since this baby was a surprise with all the counter measures we were using to prevent, he was hoping it would be a miracle our last baby would be a boy. I feel, like i've done something wrong. While I know I have no control over these things the look he has is so disheartening, I don't think anything I say or do will make it better this time. I just want to sit and cry.
Secondly both sides of our families were disappointed that our #4 was a girl too. In fact they even cancelled my babyshower when they found out.
Because of these 2 things, you girls are the only ones I will be telling and bragging that DH and I are on a very healthy TEAM PINK!!! Hopefully I can keep my mouth shut and just keep referring to my belly as Baby and not her, she, etc... until January when she is born.
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Pfft... on them. I get so frustrated at people who are disappointed with the sex of the baby. My step-son had a brain tumor at age 3 and is now 13. My hubby does not care the sex of the baby and just wants a healthy little one after all the trips to children's hospital, brain surgery, chemo, radiation etc that he went through with his son. I am hoping to see a super healthy bean on Thursday after having 2
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aww. I think it would be super neat to have 5 girls. You know, it doesn't happen like that for very many people.. it's special that it worked out that way.
I was a little disappointed this time around with having twin boys. Horrible, I know but I have several reasons. Mainly I have no boy stuff, I really REALLY wanted to re-use all my adorable girl clothes I saved from dd's. Also, I thought for sure with the chance of having twins that one would be a girl. However, I see the bright side of having 2 boys as well. They will have each other and be into all the boy stuff together. Well, unless one is gay or something, I suppose. j/j. I am just saying, lol. I have gotten over it. Your dh will too. I doubt he is really mad or anything. Just disappointed. It happens but he will love her when she gets here and everything will turn out okay. Hugs!


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Kyle Carter, 31, was convicted in April of first-degree murder in the September death of Carl Cooper.
Police said Cooper, 32, was trying to break into a car in the 400 block of South Clifton when the owner spotted him. Two of the car owners friends, one of them being Carter, started chasing Cooper. They eventually caught up with him and stabbed him multiple times, according to police.
Cooper was taken to a local hospital where he later died.
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Wichita Police say a man was stabbed to death after trying to break into a car early Sunday morning.
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Police say 32-year-old Carl Cooper was trying to break into a car in a driveway when he was spotted by the woman who owns it. At the same time, two friends of the woman were pulling up and started chasing Cooper.
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