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Former Senator Mark Udall to Deliver 2015 Marks LectureFormer Senator Mark Udall will deliver the 2015 Marks Lecture, It's 2015: Why are We Still Debating Torture? , on Tuesday, March 10, 5:30 - 6:30 p.m., in Room 164. Colorado resident and native westerner, Sen. Udall represented the … [Read more...]Posted: 02/25/2015 |
Conversations with Bob Mundheim Start March 9, 2015Arizona Law's Business Law Program and the Eller College of Management present Conversations with Bob Mundheim Spring 2015 . In a five-part series, Prof. Bob Mundheim will moderate conversations with national leaders in business and law, … [Read more...]Posted: 02/24/2015 |
Trial Lawyer Patrick McGroder to Deliver 2015 Civil Justice LectureRecognized by his peers as one of the finest trial lawyers in the country, Patrick McGroder will present the 2015 Civil Justice Lecture, The Art of Oral Advocacy , at the College of Law on Thursday, February 19, 2015, 4:00 - 5:00 p.m., in … [Read more...]Posted: 02/19/2015 |
Law Alumni at Galanda Broadman Honor Their Former Professors by Donating to the Next Generation of Law StudentsAttorneys at a prominent Seattle law firm who graduated from the James E. Rogers College of Law have made a $26,500 donation to the college as a way of thanking their former professors and mentors. Four Arizona Law alumni working at Galanda … [Read more...]Posted: 02/12/2015 |
Grants to Benefit Arizona Law Veterans' Advocacy Law ClinicThe Veterans' Advocacy Law Clinic at the College of Law has received two grants to fund its growing capacity to train lawyers and serve veterans of the United States Armed Forces. In December, a family foundation donated $35,000 … [Read more...]Posted: 02/04/2015 |
BLSA Presents Black History Month Panel SeriesThe Black Law Students Association (BLSA) is holding a Black History Month Panel Series on three Wednesdays in February. All presentations will be held in Ares Auditorium (Room 164), Noon - 1:15. February 11: To Protect and … [Read more...]Posted: 02/03/2015 Updated: 02/03/2015 |
Arizona Law and Project Partners Receive $935,000 Grant to Work on DNA Exoneration CasesThe Arizona DNA Advocacy Project, a collaboration between the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law's Wrongful Conviction Clinic, the ASU Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law's Postconviction Clinic, and the … [Read more...]Posted: 01/27/2015 |
Senior Judge Bates to Teach Short Course on National Security Surveillance LawUnited States District Court for the District of Columbia Senior Judge John D. Bates , considered one of the nation's top experts in national security law, will teach a short course on National Security Surveillance at Arizona Law January … [Read more...]Posted: 01/26/2015 |
The Mind and the Law Lecture Series Available as Podcasts on iTunesLast fall's popular The Mind and the Law 7-part lecture series is now available for free on iTunes here . The series of public lectures at The University of Arizona was sponsored by the College of Science and the James E. Rogers College … [Read more...]Posted: 01/22/2015 |
Environmental Breakfast Club 2014 - 2015 ScheduleThe March 6 meeting of the Environmental Breakfast Club with Chris Cokinos will be held in the Dinsmore Room of the College of Architecture, Architecture West. The Environmental Breakfast Club , a diverse group of faculty from various … [Read more...]Posted: 08/13/2014 Updated: 02/27/2015 |
Arizona Now Campaign Aims to Raise $1.5 BillionThe University of Arizona's largest fundraising campaign in history, Arizona Now, officially launched in April. Arizona Now aims to raise $1.5 Billion over the next several years for the UA. Arizona Law's fundraising effort is $18 million. More … [Read more...]Posted: 05/30/2014 |
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Prof. Robertson's Health Care Cost-Sharing Article Reviewed on JOTWELLProf. Robertson's recent article, Scaling Cost-Sharing to Wages: How Employers Can Reduce Health Spending and Provide Greater Economic Security , Yale Journal of Health Policy, Law, & Ethics 239 (2014) , was recently reviewed … [Read more...]Posted: 03/04/2015 |
Prof. Glennon Discusses Water Sustainability at U.S. Water Alliance RoundtableThe U.S. Water Alliance's Business Advisory Council will host Prof. Glennon at The Business Case for Water Sustainability: A Roundtable with Robert Glennon , Monday, April 13, 2015, in Washington, D.C. The discussion will focus … [Read more...]Posted: 02/27/2015 |
Najwa Nabti to Speak at Armenian Genocide Centennial ConferenceNajwa Nabti , Director, Undergraduate Law and Master of Legal Studies Programs, will speak on The Legacy of Impunity for Sexual Violence against Armenian Women and Girls during the Genocide at The Armenian Genocide Legacy, 100 Years On , to … [Read more...]Posted: 01/29/2015 |
Prof. Robertson's Work on Jury Bias Featured in SlateOn January 22, 2015, Slate featured Prof. Robertson and his work on jury bias in an article, The Magic Question , discussing jury selection in high-profile cases. Prof. Robertson was also interviewed for the story. The story on Slate can … [Read more...]Posted: 01/22/2015 |
Prof. Williams Contributes to New York Magazine's Cover Story on the Obama PresidencyProf. Williams contributed to this month's cover story for New York Magazine , "Barack Obama: The (Trifle Early) Historical Verdict." Williams is one of 53 distinguished American historians who offer their views on … [Read more...]Posted: 01/14/2015 |
Prof Christopher Robertson quoted in Physician Risk ManagementProf. Christopher Robertson discusses the potential use of reported data resulting from The Physician Payment Sunshine Act to support malpractice claims in the July issue of Physician Risk Management. The Physician Payment … [Read more...]Posted: 07/30/2014 Updated: 07/30/2014 |
Prof. Roy Spece a Distinguished Guest of the International Council of JuristsJohn D. Lyons Professor of Law Roy G. Spece, Jr., was a Distinguished Guest of the International Council of Jurists at its convention in London, U.K., last month. He presented talks on Separation of Powers and on The Role of Legal Education … [Read more...]Posted: 07/24/2014 |
Prof Robert Glennon comments California Drought on "Marketplace"Prof. Robert Glennon comments on the California drought in American Public Media's Marketplace piece California Farms Pumping Water to Make Up for Drought . The piece aired July 16; the audio is available on the Marketplace website. [Read more...]Posted: 07/22/2014 |
Prof Lynn Marcus on the Migrant Children CrisisProf Lynn Marcus, co-director of the Immigration Clinic at Arizona Law, has provided context for the migrant children crisis in the Southwest for various media in Arizona: Arizona Week on Arizona Public Media Migrant … [Read more...]Posted: 07/22/2014 Updated: 07/22/2014 |
Prof Melissa Tatum and Jill Kappus Shaw (SJD '12) take readers on a legal journey in new book, "Law, Culture, & Environment"Every day, somewhere in the United States, a battle rages over one of America's National Parks, Forests, or Monuments. Vacationers seek to camp, climb, and snowmobile. Environmentalists seek to protect critical habitats, and American … [Read more...]Posted: 07/03/2014 Updated: 07/07/2014 |
Prof Robert Glennon featured in The New York Times Opinion PagesProf. Robert Glennon calls for appropriate water pricing in his op-ed How We Should Pay For Water in The New York Times. Professor Glennon's piece is part of the Room for Debate series The Water Crisis in the West . [Read more...]Posted: 06/30/2014 Updated: 06/30/2014 |
Prof. James Anaya Makes Final Presentation, in Capacity as Special Rapporteur, to the Permanent ForumOn May 20, 2014 Professor James Anaya made his final presentation, in his capacity as Special Rapporteur, to the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues at its annual session in New York. Professor Anaya's full statement is available in English and … [Read more...]Posted: 05/30/2014 |
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2015 - 2016 Board of the Arizona Journal of Environmental Law & PolicyJoin in congratulating the 2015 - 2016 Board of the Arizona Journal of Environmental Law & Policy. Andrea Logue is the new Editor-in-Chief. The other editors are: Executive Editor … [Read more...]Posted: 03/04/2015 Updated: 03/04/2015 |
Jessup International Law Moot Court Team Receives Honors at Regional CompetitionPlease join in congratulating members of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Team, Heather Goodwin, Christopher White, Trevor Hill, Sean Kelly, and Tim Butterfield , for their performance at the Rocky Mountain Regional Competition, … [Read more...]Posted: 03/03/2015 |
Congratulations to the Transactional LawMeet Team!Please join us in congratulating the College of Law's Transactional LawMeet Team, Chris Ambrosio, Joe Baker, Colleen Ganin, Gregg Lines, Ryan Pont, and Jun Zhao for winning best draft and best overall in their bracket at the Western … [Read more...]Posted: 03/02/2015 |
2015 - 2016 Board of the Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law ElectedJoin in congratulating the 2015 - 2016 Board of the Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law. Derek Graffious is the new Editor-in-Chief. The other editors are: Senior Managing Editor … [Read more...]Posted: 02/09/2015 Updated: 03/04/2015 |
2015 - 2016 Board of Arizona Law Review ElectedJoin in congratulating the 2015 - 2016 Board of Arizona Law Review. Christopher Sloot is the new Editor-in-Chief. The other editors are: Senior Articles Editor … [Read more...]Posted: 02/02/2015 Updated: 03/04/2015 |
2015 Richard Grand Legal Writing Competition AwardsOn January 22, 2015, this year's Richard Grand Legal Writing Competition awards were presented. Arizona Law is delighted to announce the four finalists in the final award order: Kate Hollist (2L) - 1st Place ($2500); John … [Read more...]Posted: 01/23/2015 Updated: 01/23/2015 |
Student Efforts in Superior Court Receive Arizona Supreme Court AwardOn October 21, 2014, the Pima County Superior Court Family Law Bench received the Arizona Supreme Court's Promoting Access to Justice Award at the Court Leadership Conference luncheon. The court received this award for the Simpla Phi … [Read more...]Posted: 10/22/2014 |
Andy Hall (2L) a featured speaker at TEDxTucson May SalonAndy Hall is focusing on anti-trafficking law and policy at Arizona Law. He is a co-founder of Southern Arizona Against Slavery , a small local nonprofit fighting human trafficking. Andy is one of the featured speakers at the TEDxTucson … [Read more...]Posted: 05/08/2014 Updated: 05/08/2014 |
Arizona Law Students Take First and Second Place in Tang Writing CompetitionArizona Law congratulates Katherine E. Gulley , 3L, the first place winner, and Timothy D. Butterfield , 1L, the second place winner in the 2014 Thomas Tang Writing Competition, sponsored by the Arizona State Bar Committee on Minorities and … [Read more...]Posted: 03/26/2014 |
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Senior Judge Bobby R. Baldock ('60) Visits Arizona Law StudentsSenior Judge Bobby R. Baldock ('60), 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, visited the College of Law on February 24, 2015, to talk with students about his career and answer questions about practicing, clerking, and judicial decision-making. … [Read more...]Posted: 02/25/2015 |
Gabe Galanda ('00) Writes Article on Disenrollment from Tribal RollsOn January 16, 2015, Indian Country Today published an article by Gabe Galanda ('00), Disenrollment Is a Tool of the Colonizers . Read the article here . [Read more...]Posted: 01/20/2015 |
Jill Kappus Shaw (SJD '12) co-authors new book with Prof. TatumEvery day, somewhere in the United States, a battle rages over one of America's National Parks, Forests, or Monuments. Vacationers seek to camp, climb, and snowmobile. Environmentalists seek to protect critical habitats, and American … [Read more...]Posted: 07/03/2014 Updated: 07/07/2014 |
Sheila Gholkar ('13) named 2014-2015 Borchard FellowSheila Gholkar ('13) has been named a 2014-15 Borchard Fellow at Greater Boston Legal Services . As a Borchard Fellow, Sheila will focus on elder abuse issues, one of the missions of The Borchard Foundation Center on Law & Aging. More … [Read more...]Posted: 06/23/2014 |
Stefan M. Palys ('06) elected as a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation (ABF)Stefan M. Palys ('06), an attorney in the Phoenix office of Stinson Leonard Street LLP, has been elected as a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation . More information is available at the Stinson Leonard Street website . [Read more...]Posted: 06/23/2014 |
James Patrick Shea ('82) Named American Bankruptcy Institute President-ElectJames Patrick Shea ('82), a partner in Armstrong Teasdale's Financial and Real Estate Services practice group, was named American Bankruptcy Institute President-Elect. His one-year term as ABI President will begin at ABI's 2015 Annual Spring … [Read more...]Posted: 06/06/2014 |
Shijie Feng ('12) Elected to PCBA BoardShijie Feng ('12) was elected to the board of the Pima County Bar Association starting June 1, 2014. Shijie is an Associate in the Tucson office of DeConcini McDonald Yetwin & Lacy, PC. More information is available at the DMYL … [Read more...]Posted: 06/06/2014 Updated: 06/06/2014 |
Scott Simonson ('09) named Top 50 Pro Bono Attorneys in ArizonaScott Simonson ('09) is a 2014 recipient of the Top 50 Pro Bono Attorneys in Arizona award from the Arizona Foundation for Legal Services & Education (AZFLSE). T he Southern Arizona Legal Aid Volunteer Lawyers Program nominated … [Read more...]Posted: 05/30/2014 |
Nicole France Stanton ('00) named one of Phoenix Business Journal's 2014 Most Admired LeadersNicole France Stanton ('00) was named one of the 25 Most Admired Leaders of 2014 by the Phoenix Business Journal. More information available at Phoenix Business Journal . [Read more...]Posted: 05/30/2014 |
Congratulations to Rosemary Marquez ('93) on her Confirmation to the US District Court for ArizonaOn May 15, 2014, the United States Senate voted to confirm Rosemary Marquez ('93) to the United States District Court for the District of Arizona. Ms. Marquez worked as a county legal defender and federal public defender before entering … [Read more...]Posted: 05/30/2014 |
Congratulations to Joan Wagener ('87) on Her Appointment to the Pima County Superior CourtOn May 13, 2014, Governor Brewer appointed Joan Wagener ('87) to the Pima County Superior Court to to fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Ted Borek ('72). "Joan possesses more than 25 years of legal experience … [Read more...]Posted: 05/13/2014 |


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Dec 11, 2002, 12:33 PM | |
Good B-36 site and 2011 update: upcoming Eureka 114" B-36 test flight!
Found a good B-36 site that happens to have an electronic version of our old promotional drawing that Convair used to give away to model builders.
Check out: http://www.air-and-space.com/b-36%20diagrams.htm Anyone out there working on a B-36? Brought this old thread back to life...check out the new posts starting on Aug 20. |
Dec 16, 2002, 12:29 PM | |
B-36 models
Yes, they do tend to be few and far between.
On of the best movies on the Aluminum Overcast is "Strategic Air Command" with Lt-Col James Stewart.... However, eBay's got a set of plans (18US and climbing...) http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=3100526207 |
Dec 16, 2002, 08:11 PM | ||
Re: B-36 models
Just watched "SAC" two nights ago and forgot to record it. Hmmm...might have to swing by Suncoast Pictures for a copy. I have the plans. They are a design by John Considine. It is a BIG plane and the plans are worth the price. I think I paid about 45.00 for them if memory serves me correctly. Money well spent. He has the build up article of the model in one of the Austrailian Model Airplane News mags which you can get a back issue of. Unfortunately all the pictures are in B&W. The plans are also available from Traplet Publications U.K. and John also told me that the nacelles, canopy, and other related vacu-formed pieces are available if you don't want to make your own from scratch though I've yet to get a response back from Traplet regarding these pieces. BTW, John's plane is covered with brown paper and a mix of 50/50 water and white (Elmers) glue. It was painted using standard acrylic paints. He also mentioned that it flies very well sort of like a big trainer and now it needs a bit of touching up from all the flights for the brown paper is starting to look a bit ragged now. Perry |
Dec 16, 2002, 08:36 PM | |
The plans on Ebay are not a bad deal, but the price is hard to beat on the three view drawing in the link..
SR-71 fan often flies his 6xN20 motor B-36 around here. I think it has a one meter span or so. Someone needs to get a little larger pile of foam and do a slightly larger B-36 for 6 GWS direct drive motors. A span of 50-54 inches would work, I bet. Or a 2 meter one for 6 Speed 280s, perhaps. |
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Dec 18, 2002, 04:15 AM | ||
Re: Good B-36 site (drawing with cross sections, too!)
Pity you can't get six Speed 400's to sound like that. |
Aug 22, 2011, 06:17 PM | |
I think the short fuse effect in the side view photo is more a perspective thing in the camera than it really being too short.
The three view in the first post is likely more accurate than the painted art three view you posted...the one linked in the first post came directly from the Canvair factory prints. |
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Aug 22, 2011, 11:59 PM | |
Have you seen Dag's micro B-36 project? http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=933242 |
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Little more macro than micro, though.... |
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Rapid Reaction: Yankees 3, Rangers 0
August, 14, 2012
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NEW YORK -- The Texas Rangers avoided being no-hit, but they couldn't avoid being shut out in a 3-0 loss to the New York Yankees on Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium.
What it means: Yankees right-hander Hiroki Kuroda flirted with a no-no, dominated the best offense in baseball and finished off a complete-game two-hitter. The Rangers, who came in leading the majors in both runs scored and batting average, must now win their next two games to earn a split in the Bronx.
Ughando: Alexi Ogando had worked 6 2/3 scoreless innings in his previous six appearances. That's history now. Brought into a scoreless game with a runner on first and one out in the seventh, Ogando served up back-to-back homers to Nick Swisher and Mark Teixeira that gave the Yankees a 3-0 lead. Prior to those homers, left-handed hitters were 15-for-70 (.214) off the 28-year-old right-hander.
Jinxed: Elvis Andrus ended Kuroda's no-hit bid with an infield single up the middle to lead off the seventh. In the first six innings, only Andrus (first-inning walk) and Mitch Moreland (third-inning walk) reached base.
Tough-luck loser: Matt Harrison deserved a better fate. The 26-year-old left-hander gutted through 6 1/3 innings of one-run ball, but received no run support -- or help from his bullpen. Harrison (13-7), who threw 106 pitches, scattered five hits, walked three and struck out two. He was pulled by manager Ron Washington in favor of Ogando after surrendering a single to Derek Jeter with one out in the seventh. The move proved costly.
Remember: Harrison had gone 1-2 with a 5.55 ERA in his previous four starts since throwing a complete-game shutout July 15 in Seattle. He was plagued by a stomach virus in his last outing -- a 4 2/3-inning, five-run no-decision -- Aug. 8 in Boston.
MY got a hit: Michael Young snapped an 0-for-12 drought with a single up the middle to lead off the eighth.
Donezo: Josh Hamilton's 11-game hitting streak and Nelson Cruz's eight-game hitting streak both came to an end.
E-6: Andrus committed his 11th error of the season in the sixth inning.
Back in the bigs: Backup catcher Luis Martinez went 0-for-3 in his first start of the season, but called a tremendous game behind the plate.
Ouch: Reliever Tanner Scheppers was struck by a liner off the bat of Russell Martin in the eighth, but remained in the game to record the final out of the inning.
Up next: RHP Scott Feldman (6-7, 4.64 ERA) tries to rebound from his first loss in his last seven decisions when he takes on RHP Freddy Garcia on Wednesday night in the Bronx.
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The National Library of Uganda received a Chinese delegation from Henan Province of the People's Republic of China. The delegates Who included Li Xia, the Deputy Director of Henan Provincial Culture Department; Cui Xi Mei, Director Henan Provincial Youth and Children Library;
From the 26th to28th of February 2014, Children International Uganda organized a reading tent at the Buhimba Sub – County public library, which was facilitated by both Children International and NLU staff namely Mrs Stella Nekuusa and Ms Jennifer Nalwanga.
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Chinese iPhone Ripoff
Date: Wednesday, July 25th, 2007, 11:31
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CECT, one of the most prolific rip-off artists in China (the world?), has released another Apple iPhone clone.
Apparently, the CECT P168 wasn't enough for the clone factory, they had to have another go at the iconic Apple iPhone. The CECT 599 rocks a slightly smaller 3.2 inch 240×400 touchscreen display, but loses the navigation hard keys in favor of a more iPhone-esque minimalistic style.
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Or Luffy's dad could be Yondaime! He has come back to life in an impossible way and reveals it to Luffy. Also, Obito is the top Shichibukai, even though he obviously died.
hmmm, who the hell is Yondaime ?
what is Obito ?
The world without me is like human without brain.....
You'll Regret Approaching Me.....
Taking high density of killing intention...
May be Ace know about their (Luffy and Ace)parents ?
i am soooooooooooo with you here, hurray for the pandaman!!Originally Posted by Tetsumaru
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"yes, YOU!"
Naruto charactersOriginally Posted by undead_assault
If i recall it rightly, Gol D Roger died 20 years after luffy grown up.
And base of timeline, i suppose Gol D Roger is Luffy's father not grandfather.
I believe Shanks was a friend of Roger, then Roger ask Shanks to take care both Ace and Luffy.
There was a scene before Allabasta that proof Luffy and Ace was in same homeland.
So i still believe Roger is Luffy's Dad not grandpa
I've never been anywhere near Luffy's mother, at least I don't think I have...I did get very, very drunk a few years ago....OH CRUD! I'm not trying to make him clean his room.Originally Posted by Tetsumaru
Also Gold Roger was executed 20 years before the start of One Piece, so unless Aokiji froze some of Roger's sperm and went around artificially inseminating women for some bizarre reason I really don't want to know, Roger cannot be Luffy's father.
Gold Roger died 20 years ago.Luffy is something around 17-18(Although I think it is 17)...
Base Maths proves he cant be Luffys father.But what about Blackbeard?
His father is definately not Gol D rogers but i tihnk he should be someone great... but what i dont understand is at the beggining of the story where did ace went.......


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Moral Coherence and Voting: Courageous Bishop Daniel Jenky Calls Catholic Citizens to Loyalty to the Lord First Comments
For those who hope for salvation, no political loyalty can ever take precedence over loyalty to the Lord Jesus Christ and to his Gospel of Life. God is not mocked, and as the Bible clearly teaches, after this passing instant of life on earth, God's great mercy in time will give way to God's perfect judgment in eternity. Continue Reading
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2 years ago
I believe that you should not abort unborn fetuses. I also believe that greed is causing a lot more of the problems in this country, and the world for that matter, than abortion is. I wonder what Bishop Jenky feels we can do as a congregation with our vote to combat the greed???
2 years ago
Speaking of "what we have seen and heard"...
Not as a hardened partisan but as a concerned patriot attempting to defend our faith from ramped secularism with an informed conscience witnessing the demise of our republic and our society's moral values over the past four years it is abundantly clear we must change directions. We need new leadership steeped in convictions guided by the Gospels of Christian living.
Just to be very clear how many of us feel, for one thing if we can replace the current occupant of the White House we may bring an end to Oval Office hate speech. It was obvious from the get go Obama hated America and even with his alleged gift of oratory and style he could not hide the fact when he opened his flaming mouth. I fear the departing monarch of debauchery could very well do things in his last weeks on the throne to get even with his subjects as part of the "Revenge Mode" which he has adopted as he retreats into the history of fallen virtual dictators.
Note: Coming from one who wants to outlaw free speech….
"A Republican majority in Congress would mean hand-to-hand combat on Capitol Hill for the next two years, threatening policies Democrats have enacted to stabilize the economy," Obama, October 6, 2010
"If they bring a knife to the fight, we bring a gun," Obama in July 2008
"I want you to argue with them and get in their face!" Barack Obama, September 2008
"We're gon'na punish our enemies and we're gon'na reward our friends who stand with us on issues that are important to us." Obama to Latinos, October 2010
"I don't want to quell anger. I think people are right to be angry! I'm angry!" Obama on ACORN Mobs, March 2010
"We talk to these folks… so I know whose ass to kick." Obama on the private sector, June 2010
We also have not forgotten how he and Michelle hated American free enterprise, capitalism, and our (damn) flag which by the way my wife properly noted as that Scout Master so honorably brought forth the one salvaged from the fatal shuttle flight to Romney during his speech in Colorado yesterday.
2 years ago
Deacon Keith: Thank you for writing again about this "blessed Bishop who calls it like it is".
IF some Catholics, have really not heard "the voice" from their pulpit, to put parties aside per se, and Vote Our Catholic Faith, I am truly sorry, saddened, and shocked! IF they have not heard that, and have read this article, then they are now informed, and now know, for which candidate the Church would like their Honest and True conscience to Vote.
What side is it, of secular politics, that most describes and defines its platform, in coherence with the Gospels of Jesus Christ which is the Gospel of Life? To put it another way: Which candidate most subscribes to the Gospel of Life?
Who most defends Marriage and the Family?
Who most goes against the "Dictatorship of Relativism", cited by our Holy Father?
Which candidate is most against "radical secularism"? May God protect us all! Because it sums up ALL of the above.
These are the questions one must ask oneself before voting. And, one Must be True in answering the questions and voting. For too long, Catholics have either looked the other way or have been slowly meshing into the populace of secularism. Look what it has done! What WE have done! A little give in here, and a little there, really did not seem very much at the time, that is, until...
Roe v. Wade came in to start the really (heavy) structural damage of society. Of course, it was not that alone, but a really Good Push against Life, Marriage, Family, Morality and Ethics. Secularism could now grow by leaps and bounds. It was and is, a monster unleashed. And it was not w/o our help. What have I given into over my 64 years? In rearing my children... as well as just a little bit myself, that was more secular than my Faith? Did I agree or say nothing when I should have said something?
The point is, WE are now at a crossroads. IN Voting our Conscience, WE Do Know Which candidate to choose who most supports Our Faith. In Love and Truth... -
2 years ago
Bishop Roger Foys, Covington (KY) Diocese, delivered April homilies to all parishes that this election is about Religious Liberty. At every Mass since April every Covington diocese parish has concluded the Mass praying the PRAYER FOR THE PROTECTION OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY. Google it.
Our parish priest during last Sunday's Homily re-emphasized that Catholic teaching cannot be reconciled with the HHS Dept rules that will be enacted in the Fall 2013.
Bishop Foys' homily also stated that he will shutdown every diocese Catholic school, all Catholic public ministries [any ministry with paid non-religious staff] and disassociate with all Catholic hospitals if forced by law to cooperate with the intrinsic evil of abortion. He warned
against falling for the hollow argument that the Church's insurance companies will have to pay for the abortion services, not the Church. This argument was already vetted and rejected. -
2 years ago
Yes, we must pray, pray, pray--and our Bishops are also asking for fasting/penance....How I wish our Bishops would also ask all the parishes to go back to saying the "Prayer to St.Michael" after Mass. It would remind us every Sunday that in this world we are engaged daily in a great "battle" and we need the assistance of this Archangel.... This spiritual "battle" never stops: the life of man on earth is a "warfare" (Job 7:1; 2 Cor 10:4) with the "principalities and powers" of this world. (Eph 6:12) Both Bl. Pope JP II--and now Pope Benedict XVI speak of the "culture of death" that we live in today. THAT should give us the "heebie-jeebies!" did we not know that the "battle" is ours to win--if we are willing to "fight the good fight" with the armor of God.
2 years ago
Yes, we must pray, pray, pray--and our Bishops are also asking for fasting/penance....How I wish our Bishops would also ask all the parishes to go back to saying the "Prayer to St.Michael" after Mass. It would remind us every Sunday that in this world we are engaged daily in a great "battle" and we need the assistance of this Archangel.... This spiritual "battle" never stops: the life of man on earth is a "warfare" (Job 7:1; 2 Cor 10:4) with the "principalities and powers" of this world. (Eph 6:12) Both Bl. Pope JP II--and now Pope Benedict XVI speak of the "culture of death" that we live in today. THAT should give us the "heebie-jeebies!" did we not know that the "battle" is ours to win--if we are willing to "fight the good fight" with the armor of God.
2 years ago
When it comes to God & Morality, is to say Be not "Contractual" but "Covenantial" the way of God unto man.
2 years ago
Bishop Daniel Jenky is a moral hero, one of a few among US Catholic bishops to teach about the moral issues that apply to this election. Cardinal George is silent, as are a majority of the USCCB. You can draw your own conclusions about the quality of leadership in the US Catholic Church.
2 years ago
This is true shepherding by Bishop Jenky, something the Church has had far too little of for far too long a time. He has touched on the very foundations of our faith. In a few words:
Grave Sin
God Bless the shepherd who will go after the lost sheep to bare it home on his shoulder rather than to simply whisper to the flock that it is missing or lost.
2 years ago
I want to voice my support for the leadership of Bishop Jenky, and all that stand against intrinsic evil. If the muddled mined can not see the truth now, they never will.
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By JASON PALMER - BBC NEWS - SCIENCE AND ENVIRONMENT
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The chemical factories around young stars may give rise to far more complex molecules than previously thought.
Young stars eject massive amounts of material into the surrounding "interstellar medium"
Relatively complex, carbon-containing molecules have been found in comets and on planets before, thought to have been made elsewhere in our Solar System.
But "unidentified infrared emissions" seen from the cosmos, says a new report in Nature, may come from even larger molecules forged near young stars.
They say these "stellar organics" may have been delivered to the early Earth.
Much of the chemistry that happens elsewhere in the cosmos remains mysterious, leaving astronomers to guess how nature assembles molecules.
It has generally been assumed that fairly simple molecules could be assembled in the area around young stars, while more complex materials formed later, in cooler conditions.
Adding to the mystery, though, have been unidentified infrared emissions (UIE), emanating from a range of sources in our galaxy and beyond.
This infrared light must come from molecular vibrations - the waggling of one atom relative to another within molecules that absorb light of higher wavelengths from other sources. Light in the infrared is then emitted as the wagglings die out.
Like the strings of a piano, each molecular vibration has its own note, but the unidentified infrared emissions are a rich, dense "chord" of notes that makes the nature of the emitting molecules extremely difficult to unpick.
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Members of the Junior League [1] of Denver [2] recently assembled 200 "comfort kits" for Mile High [3] chapter of the American Red Cross [4] to distribute to those needing such basic provisions as toothpaste and soap following fire or other tragic circumstance that leaves them without a home.
The kits came just in time for the Red Cross to come to the aid of those displaced by the tornado that wreaked havoc in Holly.
The Junior League's tie-in to the Red Cross? Mile High chapter's chief executive, Christine Benero, is a sustaining member of the Denver league [5] and a past president of the national organization, the Association of Junior Leagues International [6].
Society Editor Joanne Davidson [7] can be reached at 303-809-1314 [8] or firstname.lastname@example.com. She joined the Junior League of Oakland-East Bay [9] in California [10] the late 1970s and is proud to be a sustaining member of the Junior League of Denver.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- I spent Thursday covering the Amazon (AMZN - Get Report) event for the Kindle Fire, and it's all about the ladies.
Not that there's anything wrong with that. Computing has skewed heavily male ever since I got into it. The female skew here isn't aimed at demeaning women. It's just aimed at them.
For starters, CEO Jeff Bezos spent 35 minutes onstage before ever getting to his Fire tablets. Instead, he focused on a new version of the Kindle e-reader, called the PaperWhite.
Why does this matter? Women read. My own wife never watches TV. Instead she parks herself in the back of the house each night after dinner and reads until she falls asleep. Looking at the Kindle best-seller list, you'll see a host of products that mainly appeal to women, and only a few aimed at men.
Priced at $119 ($89 if you accept Amazon ads on it) the PaperWhite is bright enough to read with the lights out, and will run for eight weeks between charges with that light turned on. (This last drew gasps from the live audience.) Bezos then showed a chart, without numbers, indicating sales of Kindle books are now double those of physical books. He also spent considerable time on the company's self-publishing services. Bezos aims to own both reading and publishing -- he wants the next "50 Shades of Gray" to just show up on the store, and maybe it will. To push that even further, there's a new "Kindle Serials" feature. Buy all installments of an ongoing project for one low price. I well remember reading, 10 years ago, of how even big-name authors were dreaming of ditching their publishers and going to a model like this. Here it is. Reporters, most of them men, almost slept through the e-reader presentation, and the stock even fell during it. They woke up only after Bezos moved on to his new tablets (and there are two -- a 7-inch and a 9-inch). But even here Bezos emphasized the Kindle's positioning as a service, not a product. The Fire is a channel to everything Amazon sells, physical and digital, and the features are geared toward that. For instance. The new Fire supports MIMO, a faster WiFi feature found in 802.11N routers. Great for downloading movies before heading out on that trans-Pacific flight. There's more memory, to store more stuff, and Dolby sound, so those movies sound better. There is social networking support, and with the front-facing camera you can Skype mom, or your friends, all night and day. Plus X-Ray, a feature that connects back to the Amazon site so you can find out more about the actors you're watching.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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In 1976 in the rainforest, a virus was transmitted to people from wild animals, and it spread through the population via human-to-human contact.
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I called Junior E. Lee and asked when he would have some post-election analysis to share with you. Junior, as you know, is general manager of the Yarbrough Worldwide Media and Pest Control Company, in Greater Garfield, Georgia, home of Round-or-Square Polls, whose motto is "You supply the dough and we will cook the results."
This month, more than 500 local volunteers have made a positive difference for our local waterways by participating in the Statewide Rivers Alive waterway cleanups in Georgia. Over 50 locations in Liberty County have been cleaned up so far by these amazing helpers, who ranged in ages from 2 (yes, they had a little help from their parents) to 80. Several more groups have cleanups scheduled in the next three weeks. Rivers Alive is a statewide effort to preserve and protect our waterways in Georgia. Rivers Alive events also are part of the international efforts of The Ocean Conservancy.
That apple tree. Oh my goodness. Something told me it wouldn't turn out well.
I dislike talking on the phone. For a number of reasons, I've never really been fond of telephone calls or conversations.
Liberty County voters once again will have the option Tuesday to vote to extend the current Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax for an additional six years. SPLOST has been around awhile and enables local governments to finance specific capital projects, such as courthouses, roads, bridges, libraries and highways. SPLOST is a 1 percent sales tax that is paid on purchases made in Liberty County.
Editor, I just read Liberty County Administrator Joey Brown's column. Maybe, if government wasn't so secretive, Liberty County citizens would be able to get all of the proper information that Mr. Brown has at his fingertips. I know firsthand how difficult it is to get the government to make records public.
A wise man once said that our only reason for occupying space on this earth is to leave things better than we found them. Unfortunately, not enough of us will. Len Pagano is an exception.
Tens of thousands of Georgians live with lifelong disabilities due to brain and spinal cord injury.
The Georgia Senate had a busy week. We held numerous committee meetings to review legislation and listen to testimony either opposing or supporting bills being considered. The committee process is where the bills are vetted before being considered by the Senate, and it is a crucial part of the legislative process.
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A few years back, someone I knew ever so slightly died. Though I didn't know him well, I knew him to be mean, egoistical and quite a bully.
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Northern Afghanistan is dominated by Tajiks, Uzbeks, and other ethnic groups that were a mainstay of the mujahideen forces that fought the communists, and then fended off the Taliban until 1998, when the Islamic extremists captured and held Mazar until the US intervention in 2001.
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Insurgent activity is still far below the levels in the more violent provinces in eastern and southern Afghanistan that are expected to be the recipient of any new US troop deployments, but some analysts say the north shouldn't be overlooked.
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ALL-WEST TEXAS FOOTBALL: Record breakers
Peterson, Scott both led teams to new heights in 2013
SAN ANGELO, Texas - While Central High School quarterback Mickey Scott was rewriting the history books with the Bobcats' high-octane offense in 2013, fans on the north side of San Angelo were treated to seeing running back Eli Peterson break records for the Lake View Chiefs.
Unquestionably, it was a special season for the Bobcats and Chiefs, and the two senior standouts in particular.
For the first time since 2004, Central and Lake View made the playoffs in the same season.
Scott orchestrated the Bobcats to an undisputed District 2-5A title and an area round playoff berth while etching his name in school lore with the likes of former Bobcat great Shea Morenz.
By scoring 71 and 84 points in their first two games, the Bobcats caught statewide attention early in the season. They broke the school record of 83 points in a game.
The 6-foot-1, 200-pound Scott passed for 2,893 yards and 28 touchdowns, in addition to rushing for 994 yards and 20 TDs. He was named his district's co-Offensive Player of the Year.
Central finished 10-2 and lost to Keller Fossil Ridge 39-7 in a Class 5A Division II area playoff.
Peterson helped the Chiefs snap a five-year playoff drought by rushing for a school-record 2,350 yards and 23 TDs. After setting a new single-game rushing mark with 325 yards against Greenwood, the 5-7, 165-pounder topped it with 431 yards in a playoff-clinching regular-season finale against Hereford.
He was named the Offensive MVP of District 4-4A.
Lake View went 4-7, with all four victories coming on the road, and the Chiefs dropped a 42-10 setback against Canyon Randall in a Class 4A Division II bi-district matchup.
After establishing themselves as two of the greatest players in San Angelo history, Scott and Peterson were selected as Co-MVPs of the Standard-Times' 2013 All-West Texas Super Team.
They both earned statewide Player of the Week honors during the regular season.
Central head coach Brent Davis and Lake View head coach Doug Kuhlmann don't get many opportunities to see each other's team play on a Friday night since they share San Angelo Stadium as their home turf, but they've seen enough of Scott and Peterson to know how gifted they both are.
"He's a really good running back," Davis said of Peterson. "To rush for 2,000 yards in any league is a big deal, especially in 11 ballgames. I think he etched his name in Lake View's record book for sure.
"He's got great balance and great speed. The ironic thing is that his dad (Chad) played at Angelo (State) when I was in Angelo and we were roommates for a couple of years. His dad and I were pretty good friends in college."
It'll never happen, but if the Bobcats and Chiefs could put their best players together on a local all-star team, Davis and Kuhlmann both agree that having Scott and Peterson in the same backfield would be a lethal combination.
"I surely wouldn't want to be the defensive coordinator trying to stop that," said Kuhlmann, who was a quarterback at ASU. "I think those two in the same backfield would be a very explosive offense."
Central and Lake View both suffered through some rough seasons before their recent turnarounds.
In Davis' first season at Central in 2009, he helped the Bobcats snap a 21-game losing streak by winning their final two games. The next year, Central went 4-7 before winning the district title in 2011 and finishing 9-3. The Bobcats were 6-5 in 2012.
Lake View snapped a 19-game losing streak last season but stumbled to a 1-9 record in Kuhlmann's second season. After reaching the playoffs in 2008, the Chiefs combined to go 4-37 from 2009-2012 before matching their wins total from the previous four years with this past year's 4-7 mark.
The Chiefs' turnaround was similar to what the Bobcats had gone through a few years earlier.
"It was good to see those guys being successful again," Scott said. "They didn't have the year they wanted, but they made the playoffs. Eli had a great year, winning the Player of the Week. That's good for him. It's good to see this town having success, like it used to be back in the day."
Growing up watching former Lake View quarterback John David Baker lead the Chiefs to the playoffs on his way to earning All-West Texas Super Team MVP honors in 2008, Peterson wanted to mirror that success.
"When I was in elementary school and junior high, John David Baker, he was 'the man,' " Peterson said. "He was like better than any Dallas Cowboy. If I had to choose between DeMarcus Ware and John David Baker, I would've gone and gotten John David Baker's autograph because he was a Lake View Chief."
Baker recently finished his collegiate career at Abilene Christian University.
Despite his small size for a running back, Peterson hopes to take his game to the next level in college and he's drawing interest from a few schools.
Baker's mother, Loann, was Peterson's fifth-grade teacher and the future Chiefs star running back got a chance to show off his skills to his idol.
"She brought him to one of my YMCA football games and I remember meeting him there," Peterson said. "I thought that was the coolest thing ever. John David Baker actually came and watched me play."
Peterson got his first chance to play varsity football as a junior and he finished with 387 yards and four TDs because of having to sit out several games with concussion-like symptoms.
He came out with a vengeance in 2013, rushing for 166 yards and two TDs in the season opener against Andrews.
With the Chiefs needing a win in their regular-season finale on the road against Hereford, Peterson had the game of a lifetime with 431 yards and five TDs.
Facing a stout Canyon Randall defense in the opening round of the playoffs, Peterson was limited to 94 yards rushing and he was kept out of the end zone.
In the final four games of the regular season, Peterson had an astonishing 1,260 yards, more than most of the running backs in the state had all year.
The Chiefs were disappointed not to win their first playoff game in five years, but it was still a breakthrough season.
"We did a great thing this year, making the playoffs and everything," Peterson said. "Granted, we would've liked to have won more and we would've liked to have won that playoff game.
"The coaches have got a great program going. We set the bar this year with just making the playoffs. Next year's goal is to win a game in the playoffs and see where it goes from there."
Peterson wore No. 22 in honor of another hero, former Cowboys great Emmitt Smith.
When he's not competing in football or track and field, Peterson can often be seen at games shirtless with his face and chest painted in school colors.
"I bleed blue," said Peterson, who also likes to entertain the idea of being a rodeo bullfighter. "I always wanted to be a Lake View Chief. Lake View's just a part of who I am and what I've always wanted to be about and what I've always been about.
"It doesn't matter the sport. If a Chief or a Maiden's competing in it, I'm there supporting it because that's my team."
The teammates he played with under the Friday night lights have given Peterson a lifetime of great memories.
"I'm not ever going to forget these guys," he said. "Just playing with this group of guys was fun. There was absolutely no selfishness on this team. That's something that I can proudly say, that we were a family."
It's been well documented about how Scott grew up as a coach's son. His father, Travis, is one of the most successful coaches in town as the skipper for the ASU softball team. His mother, Angela Scott, coaches at Lake View.
"We knew he was a special kind of player back when he was a sophomore," Davis said. "He played several different places for us that year. He played some (defensive back), he played some running back and he played some receiver.
"And then the next two (years) he played quarterback for us. He's just a winner. He's a winner in football. He finds a way to get it done. He's a winner in baseball."
In his first season as the Bobcats' starting QB last year as a junior, Scott led Central to a 6-5 record and a bi-district playoff berth.
This past season, Scott took his game to another level. The Bobcats' only loss in district was a 48-27 stunner against Amarillo Tascosa in which they were plagued by turnovers. Central beat El Paso Montwood 42-21 in the first round of the playoffs, before Keller Fossil Ridge cooled off the Bobcats in an area matchup in frigid conditions.
"With the conditions and everything that happened that day against Keller, I'm not making excuses, but the calls weren't necessarily on our side that day," said Scott, who was hobbled by an ankle injury in the final two games, only made worse by a hurt shoulder in the finale.
"It hurt really bad. We really thought we had a chance to go all the way this year. It happened real fast, knowing that I'm not ever going to play football again."
Like a lot of quarterbacks these days, Scott was a dual-threat type who can burn defenses with his arm or legs, though neither are his biggest weapon, Davis said.
"Probably the best thing he brings is his knowledge of the game," Davis said. "He can read defenses. He kind of knows what we want to do based on what we're seeing on the other side.
"Our offense, it's built for a guy like Mickey to have success. He's accurate. He knows where to go with the ball and he knows what the weakness of the defense is. And he was able to take advantage of those kinds of things."
Davis also comes from a coaching family. His father, Bobby Davis, is a retired former head football coach at Frenship. Davis' brother, Brad, is now the head coach of the Tigers.
The Central head coach says players who have parents that coach are a little different breed. He says Scott has a competitive nature in him and a lot of self-discipline.
"No one's going to put more pressure on him than he's going to put on himself," said Davis, who called Scott the best QB he's ever coached, even better than former Sinton High School standout Adrian Alaniz, who played baseball at UT and is currently in the Washington Nationals' organization.
Despite his talents on the gridiron, Scott will be playing baseball in college after signing a Division I letter-of-intent with Texas State in San Marcos.
"I think baseball's going to be a great thing for him," Davis. "He's going to Texas State and they've got a great program. I really think he made the right decision. I think that's where his future is."
He helped the Central baseball team win 27 games for the most wins in school history in 2013 and Scott belted two home runs in a four-game playoff series.
Scott's proud of his accomplishments while wearing the blue and orange for the Bobcats, but he hasn't let all the attention go to his head even though he's made his mark as one of Central's best field generals.
"It's special to be at the top of the class with those guys, with Shea Morenz going to Texas and everything," he said. "But it wasn't just me. It was the people I was surrounded with. It all started with the offensive line, and of course the receivers getting open and doing their job. All the credit goes to those guys, just as much as it does me."
Davis says Scott's legacy at Central won't be just about the kind of stats he put up. The big thing is he helped put Bobcat football back in the limelight.
"That mentality around this program has changed and hopefully they can keep this going the next couple of years," Scott said. "I'm happy to say I was part of the team that got this program going again and back on the map."
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Eli Peterson, Lake View, 5-7, 165, SR.
Peterson rushed for 2,350 yards and scored 23 touchdowns to lead the Chiefs to the playoffs for the first time since 2008. He broke the school record with 325 yards against Greenwood, then rewrote the record books again with 431 yards in a win-or-go-home season finale at Hereford. He earned second-team all-state honors and was the Offensive MVP of District 4-4A.
Mickey Scott, Central, 6-1, 190, SR.
Scott led the Bobcats to 10 wins for the first time since 1991. He had 2,893 passing yards and 28 touchdowns, while rushing for 994 yards and 20 more TDs to pace one of the state's highest-scoring offenses. He was named honorable mention all-state and shared District 2-5A Offensive MVP honors with Abilene Cooper's Lorenzo Joe.
Coach of the Year
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Guy claims this honor for the second consecutive year. He directed the Hawks to a 15-1 record and the program's first appearance in a state final. The Hawks' triple-option flexbone attack churned out out 6,289 rushing yards. Wall's defense only allowed four opponents to score more than 14 points. Over the past four years, the Hawks have gone 50-6 with Guy at the helm.
Position Name School Class Height Weight
QB Luke Dacy Wall Sr. 6-3 175
QB Kellan Kirkland Water Valley Sr. 6-2 165
RB Brandon Garcia TLCA Sr. 5-10 185
RB Kris Gutierrez Wall Jr. 6-0 170
RB Chance Campbell Sonora Sr. 6-2 200
WR Landon Sawyer Central Jr. 6-1 170
WR Mitchell Lane Christoval Sr. 5-11 170
TE Juan Bustos Garden City Sr. 5-11 175
OL Kyle Zavala Mason Jr. 6-0 250
OL Colton Freeman Central Sr. 6-5 285
OL Ethan Patlan Sonora Jr. 6-0 215
OL Jacob Reid Wall Sr. 6-3 220
OL Boyd Henry Wall Sr. 6-1 215
Position Name School Class Height Weight
DL Joseph Brooks Central Sr. 6-3 265
DL Elijah Cross Sonora Jr. 5-10 220
DL Cipriano Aguilera Lake View Sr. 5-8 160
DL Lane Oliver Wall Jr. 6-2 240
LB Jackson O'Harrow Eldorado Sr. 5-10 180
LB Tanner Wells Christoval Sr. 5-11 175
LB Trenton Massey TLCA Sr. 6-0 220
LB Kye Schwartz Wall Sr. 6-1 185
LB Korby Kellermeier Wall Sr. 6-2 185
DB Jaylon Lane Central Sr. 6-2 165
DB Haze Wood TLCA Sr. 5-9 150
DB Connor Copley Water Valley Sr. 5-9 140
DB Kasey Byler Ballinger Sr. 6-1 160
Position Name School Class Height Weight
P Luke Parmer Christoval Sr. 6-3 225
K Erik Rivera Lake View Sr. 5-10 180
U Nick Dyer Mason Sr. 6-2 225
U Trae Hannon Water Valley Sr. 5-10 145
U Bryan Salinas Richland Springs Soph. 5-7 185
U Brent Matschek Wall Sr. 5-10 160
U Clint Masters Wall Jr. 5-10 185
U Sid Anderson Sonora Jr. 5-11 175
U Shawn Walker Garden City Sr. 5-10 205
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Queen's Principal Daniel Woolf announced his intention to sign a made-in-Canada sustainability pledge.
Queen's signs Ontario universities' sustainability pledge.
The Fudan-Queen's Centre for Environment and Sustainability Research opened this month at Fudan University in Shanghai, China.
Colossal composters on campus put Queen's ahead on the sustainability curve.
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Unlike other types of composting, worm decomposition is fast, odorless and can occur year-round.
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Cassandra Eberhardt, a graduate student in Sociology at Queen's, has been selected to attend a national conference on leadership in sustainability.
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Suu Kyi joins parliament as Myanmar enters new phase
Suu Kyi joins parliament as Myanmar enters new phase
Suu Kyi joins parliament as Myanmar enters new phase
Wednesday, May 2, 2012NAYPYIDAW, May 2, 2012 (AFP) - Myanmar pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi was sworn in as a member of parliament Wednesday, opening a new chapter in the Nobel laureate's near quarter-century struggle against authoritarian rule.
The 66-year-old, in the capital Naypyidaw for the ceremony, stood to read the brief oath in unison with 33 other members of her National League for Democracy party elected to the lower house in April, an AFP reporter said.
The oath hands Suu Kyi public office for the first time and marks a transformation in the fortunes of the opposition leader, who was held under house arrest for much of the last 20 years but is now central to the nation's tentative transition to democracy.
Suu Kyi had initially baulked at taking the oath, specifically a sentence pledging to "safeguard" the army-created constitution.
But on Monday she backed down after the head of the nominally civilian government Thein Sein held firm over the oath, explaining it was the "desire of the people" to see her party in office after breakthrough April 1 by-elections.
Asked by an AFP reporter as she left parliament whether the ceremony had been an emotional occasion, Suu Kyi replied: "No, it was just interesting."
She was then whisked away by car to Naypyidaw airport to return to Yangon.
The international community greeted her election as a step towards democracy and had urged Suu Kyi, who drew huge crowds on the campaign trail, to take her seat amid fears her refusal could stall the transition from military rule.
UN chief Ban Ki-moon on Tuesday welcomed her climbdown over the oath, expressing hope of further cooperation between the NLD and Thein Sein's government.
In comments later echoed by the US State Department, Ban said his meetings in Myanmar this week with Thein Sein and the NLD leader had left him "convinced that they will continue to make progress."
Members of the NLD -- the main opposition force after securing 43 of the 44 seats it contested in April 1 by-elections -- flanked her during the short ceremony in Naypyidaw.
The party, which boycotted a controversial 2010 election, agreed to rejoin the political mainstream last year after a series of reforms by the government.
But it is still a minority influence in parliament with one quarter of the seats in both chambers reserved for unelected military officials.
Renaud Egreteau, a Myanmar expert from the University of Hong Kong, said Suu Kyi's retreat over the oath showed that compromise was now among her "political tools".
"Aung San Suu Kyi and the League (NLD) should not push themselves into paradoxes by agreeing to participate in the army's constitutional game while refusing the rules," he added.
Appearing alongside Ban after their near hour-long talks at her lakeside villa in Yangon on Tuesday, Suu Kyi said she was willing to compromise for the sake of reform.
"We have always believed in flexibility, in the political process... that is the only way in which we can achieve our goal without violence," she said.
The democracy icon, who was released from house arrest in 2010, has shown increased confidence in Thein Sein's government in recent weeks, calling for the suspension of EU sanctions and planning her first international trip in 24 years.
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If you love Jesus Christ put this in your profile. DON'T JUST IGNORE THIS because in The Bible it says if you deny Him, He will deny you in front of His Father in the Gates of Heaven. This is a simple test: If you love God and you are not ashamed of it, copy this and put it in your profile. God will smile at you~