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In the above video, Christopher Hitchens, who has an aggressive form of esophogeal cancer, talks very frankly with Jeffrey Goldberg about the fact that he is dying. "Everybody is. But the process has accelerated on me. I'm looking for ways to do it more like you."
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Sometimes only a very fine line separates a good team from a great team.
That's sort of the way Brookwood head football coach sees the difference between the 2009 Broncos and this year's team. After all, many of the same faces who were around for last year's 6-6 season that included a trip to the second round of the Class AAAAA state playoffs were also present for this year's 14-1 campaign that ended with the program's second state championship. But the Daily Post Coach of the Year sees subtle factors that perhaps pushed the Broncos over that fine line this fall. "A program is not always built on this year's talent, but on what people call intangibles," said Crews, who just completed his ninth season as Brookwood's head coach after serving as an assistant to retired coach Dave Hunter. "You've got to have ability, but you've also got to have leadership and you have to work hard, and we had that from our kids, especially the seniors, and our coaching staff. "A lot of (past Brookwood) teams had better talent than this year's, but this was a great bunch of kids. They bought into what we were preaching, and they restored my faith in what we've been doing the last 25 years." Of course, it didn't hurt that the talent level wasn't exactly lacking. Plus, the talent pool was, for the most part, a year older and a year wiser. A mature offensive line anchored by Air Force commitment Blake Fussell created openings for highly athletic skill players such as all-state selections like running back Nick Tompkins and Michigan State-bound receiver A.J. Sims, plus quarterback Ben McLane and running back Jamaal Cole. Meanwhile, a defense led by Georgia Sports Writers Association Class AAAAA Defensive Player of the Year and Syracuse commitment Cameron Lynch, plus all-state safety Nick Moore more than did its share for the team, as did kicker Erick Yang. But it is how that talent manifested itself that proved to be the difference this season. For the offense, it meant getting back to "Brookwood football" — namely, bringing together a strong offensive line to help a well-balanced attack that included an explosive passing game with a punishing ground game. On defense, it meant simply getting more aggressive. "It's hard for a quarterback when you're running for your life, and likewise the running backs. And our offensive line really developed," Crews said. "Defensively, we sort of changed our philosophy a little bit after the South Gwinnett game. We learned something about ourselves. … We felt like we needed to blitz and play man coverage more. … It wasn't necessarily a scheme thing as much as … instead of sitting back, we said, 'OK, let's go get them.'" Still, it often takes some event to help bring everything together. And Crews believes it wasn't necessarily the Broncos' only loss of the season — a 24-14 loss to Dacula on Sept. 10 — but a simple change in philosophy. "(A championship season) sort of builds as the season goes along," Crews said. "When we beat South Gwinnett, Grayson and Parkview all within a three- or four-week span, we knew we had a chance to be pretty good. "Then we watched Norcross just handle Walton (in the first round of the playoffs). And when we moved the ball like we did against Norcross' defense (in the second round), I think at that point, we thought we had a chance to do something really special." And make no mistake, stampeding all the way to the title was something special for Crews, who joined two of his former mentors — Hunter and former South Gwinnett coach T. McFerrin — as championship coaches after the Broncos came up short in two previous title games in his tenure. But he is also quick to point out it wouldn't have been possible without the hard work of his players — especially the seniors — and assistant coaches. "I can't say enough about our staff. They are near and dear to my heart," Crews said. "And to have our senior class be able to go out on top was great. I told them, 'You helped make my dreams come true. I'm glad (the staff was) able to help make your dreams come true.'"More like this story
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And that topic? Native advertising. And he absolutely nailed it. John Oliver's take on native advertising is flying around our industry, because in that clip he's saying what a lot of us think but very few speak up about ourselves.
"Ads are baked into content like chocolate chips into a cookie," Oliver ranted. "Except, it's actually more like raisins into a cookie -- because nobody f***ing wants them there."
He is 100% right. Consumers do not like ads. But the kicker is that it's not just native ads that turn them off. The funny thing to me is that native ad pushes seem to go in cycles. With the advent of every new medium -- print, radio, TV -- the entire industry thinks "branded content" will be the savior (Oliver touched on this with a clip of the cigarette-sponsored "Camel News Caravan" from the '50s), but then an effective and scalable ad model (re: commercials) is invented, and then each party can focus on what it does best. And to someone in the ad industry, everything that Oliver's pointing out about why he thinks native ads are silly is a potential sign that it's not going to continue to scale in the way that will make it an effective strategy for digital in the long term.
Brands create messaging that entertains (if done well) and sells, and new people create content that entertains and informs. That's the natural order, if you will. Media companies build desirable audiences, and for a fair price (one that, more and more, the consumer determines) they can lend that audience to an advertiser's message. And yes, it's great if the advertiser's message is entertaining. But let's remember what David Ogilvy said: It's only creative if it sells.
John Oliver consciously points out the fact that his show is on HBO, which means it's uninterrupted by ads, because consumers are willing to pay for an experience of quality content and zero ads. And his epic rant about native advertising highlighted that while both publishers and advertisers are all starry-eyed about it right now, consumers don't necessarily agree.
Not all brands can use the format authentically without seriously compromising the integrity of the publisher running the ads. And if ads are really "camouflage," is that potentially going to be so well-masked that the consumer won't realize it's an ad -- and the brand will be missing that whole "needs to sell" aspect of advertising?
I want to make two things clear: One, all advertising is "branded content" when you think about it. Two, advertising content can certainly take an informative, long-form approach to interacting with consumers and be effective in the process.
But I agree with Oliver's gripes about the drawbacks of an excessive reliance on branded content. It's high time someone of prominence who's not in advertising did this, and I think it's good for us all to look at. With TV (hello, Camel News Caravan!), branded content experiments ultimately were overshadowed by forms of advertising that complemented rather than mimicked that medium. If Oliver's sentiments are any indication, we're going to see the same thing happen with digital, too.


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The friction has reached the combustion point in Key Biscayne, where fifteen months ago citizens voted to incorporate as a village. For the past 40 years, Metro firefighters have handled all medical and fire emergencies on the island, with three paramedics and four firefighters working out of a station on Crandon Boulevard, about eight miles south of the Rickenbacker Causeway tollbooth. Although many islanders are happy with the quality of service Metro provides, they don't like the idea of paying the annual fee of $3.6 million that the county government charges for it, according to businessman Clifford Brody, a member of the Village Board of Trustees who has studied the issue in depth. The fee is roughly $1.2 million more than what it costs the county to provide fire protection.
Metro can't simply lower the charge for Key Biscayne, because the tally is based on a fixed formula. Regardless of the neighborhood, taxpayers living in the county's fire district (which includes all of Dade County except Miami, Hialeah, Miami Beach, and Coral Gables, cities that maintain their own fire departments) pay a flat fire-protection rate of $2.28 per $1000 of their property's assessed value. Brody says that formula works against property owners in Key Biscayne, where a typical three-bedroom, two-bathroom residence assessed at $250,000 amounts to a $570 annual fee for fire-rescue services. If the same house were in South Dade, says Brody, it would be valued at $55,000, and the owners would pay only $125 for fire protection.
The only way the county could lower its fee would be to amend the ordinance that created the fire district, says Metro Fire Department spokeswoman Rhonda Sibilia. "That would open a can of worms," she adds, "because every other city in the fire district would want to renegotiate their rates. It could destroy the entire financing for the district. Why should we do it for Key Biscayne?"
The discrepancy between the fee and the actual cost of fire-rescue protection has prompted village trustees to look for a less expensive alternative to the status quo. They are considering four options:
1) staying with the county and paying the high fee; 2) creating their own fire department; 3) hiring a private firm to provide fire protection; or 4) considering a bid submitted by the Miami Fire Department. On February 19, a citizen's committee endorsed the second option, but Brody says the trustees, who will make their final decision by April 1, would prefer to remain with Metro at a reduced cost.
At about $2.5 million per year, the Miami Fire Department's bid undercuts the county's fee by $1.1 million. For that lower price, Miami Fire Chief Carlos Gimenez asserts, his department can match the county's level of fire-rescue services. (Miami's estimate, however, does not include rent and maintenance for a fire station, costs the Metro service covers.)
The Miami Commission has the final say as to what fee the city fire department would charge, and on January 17 the Metro firefighters' union sent Commissioner Miller Dawkins a letter complaining that the Miami bid was flawed. After studying the city's proposal, paramedic Stan Hills, who analyzes statistics for Dade County Local 1403, concluded the figures did not reflect all the costs that would be incurred. Miami taxpayers, says Hills, would have to make up the difference when it came to pension benefits, severance pay, and certain administrative expenses. "You need to keep the costs as low as you can, but you can't lower it beyond what has to be paid for essential services," he contends. "Key Biscayne wants to pay less. Miami is willing to subsidize them."
Gimenez's own number cruncher disputes Hills's claim. "I put that information together, and all of those things are factored in," counters William Huddleston, deputy chief of administration for the Miami Fire Department. The city's bid covers all expenses and even anticipates a profit of about $400,000, Huddleston says.
On February 11, The city firefighters' union dispatched a letter of its own to Dawkins. "I find it humorous to think that Dade County Local 1403 has the slightest concerns about City of Miami taxpayers," wrote Bill Bryson, president of the Miami Association of Firefighters Local 587. "It makes me wonder why, if Local 1403 is so concerned for city taxpayers, they don't watch over Dade County taxpayers in the same manner."
The Metro union, Bryson went on to point out, had recently usurped the city's contract to provide fire-protection service to the Port of Miami, for double the $500,000 annual fee the city had charged. Until this past October 1, when the county took over, the Miami Fire Department had covered the port from a station downtown on NE Fifth Street, four minutes away from the shipping facility on Dodge Island. Since the takeover, the county has maintained a temporary station on port property and staffed it with two paramedics, two firefighters, and a vehicle with firefighting and advanced life-support equipment. The switch, argue Bryson and his boss, Chief Gimenez, will result in county taxpayers having to pay the additional $500,000 bill, or, at the very least, suffer a cut in service.


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The Proctor Terrace meeting room was full of excitement when we celebrated the awarding of five Striking Sparks telescopes to deserving students that had entered the 2014 essay contest. This is the 29th year of the STRIKING SPARKS program where 256 telescopes have been awarded to Sonoma County students.The applicants attended Robert Ferguson Observatory events or SCAS meetings and wrote essays about their interest in astronomy to win telescopes. They also attend the Young Astronomers meeting for an introduction on how to use their telescopes. The winners were accompanied by some very supportive teachers and proud parents that shared the festivities. Kenneth Frank, President of AANC provided a life history of John Dobson and how he played a great role in amateur astronomy with telescope building and sidewalk astronomers. Len Nelson, Young Astronomers Adviser, provided a PowerPoint program on the upcoming night sky events and the Young Astronomers activities as well as future opportunities. At break time June and Colleen Ferguson served the traditional Striking Sparks cake decorated with moon and planet images. There was a lot of competition for a slice of Mars or Jupiter.
Following the break Larry McCune, Striking Sparks Coordinator, gave a little history of how the program began in Bob Ferguson's basement workshop where telescopes were fabricated to award to students as a way to stimulate an interest in science and astronomy. He also had one of the 200 hand built telescopes that were fabricated by SCAS members on display. When the stage curtain opened revealing the telescopes the excitement really kicked in. Larry assembled the telescope winners on the stage for their awards followed by teachers, sponsors and mentors for pictures with the telescope winners. We quickly reassembled outside with the views of the Moon and Jupiter with its observable moons through a partly cloudy sky.
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Call me crazy, but I applaud American Airlines for their recent announcement that they will soon begin charging for each checked bag. Why? My reasoning for this is similar to the argument I use in favor of increased gas prices (yes, I do own a car, so I too am paying $4.25 per gallon right now). Let me explain.
We carry a horrifying amount of stuff with us when we travel. Every time I go to the airport, I see people dragging multiple suitcases, each large enough to fit about a dozen circus clowns. Some are clearly immigrants headed home with luggage full of gifts for their families--clothes and electronics and who knows what else that's cheaper in the U.S. than in Bolivia or Bangladesh. But the vast majority are people who can't go a week without a hair dryer, six pairs of shoes, and several wardrobe options per day.
I haven't checked a piece of luggage since I climbed Mount Kilimanjaro five years ago--and believe me, I wore every item of clothing I brought with me, sometimes all at once. (Okay, I had to check a bag that time I brought five bottles of wine home from Argentina. But they all fit in my carry-on; I just couldn't bring them into the cabin because of the TSA's no-liquid rules.) I also traveled for six months with a single backpack that weighed about 30 pounds and never had to pay a single excess-baggage fee. Yes, dear reader, it is possible to wear the same thing more than once and to wash your underwear in the sink. I even did it in Cannes, France, and the fashion police didn't arrest me.
Every pound of luggage that we carry with us onto the plane means that more fuel is required to make the same trip. If we all pack a little lighter, we can reduce the amount of fossil fuels burned per flight. It's certainly not a solution to our energy problems, but every bit helps. For some of us, it's going to take the threat of an airline fee to rethink our vacation wardrobe, just like it's taken the threat of seven-dollars-a-gallon gas to slash the market for SUVs.
There are problems, no doubt, with American's proposal: Is there enough overhead space on planes to fit every passenger's carry-on? If not, are those who end up in a late boarding group--through no fault of their own--going to be penalized for having to gate-check their suitcases? I suspect that the fee won't stick, since no other airline has yet followed suit. Still, it should be a lesson to us all: Packing light is the green way to go.


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grab it from here https://github.com/apache/bigtop/tree/master/bigtop-packages/src/rpm/hadoop I'm not sure which branch to use for hadoop-1.1.1; let me check that On 4 December 2012 17:24, Michael Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello All, > > I've browsed the common-dev list (the last six months of it anyway) and > haven't seen this request. So here it goes: Does anyone have an SRPM/SPEC > file for building the Hadoop 1.1.1 binaries? I found an old 0.20.0 SPEC on > the internet, and before I attempt to create one I thought I'd ask here. > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > > Sincerely, > Michael Johnson > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > |


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(Note: If Narrative won't come in and start a conversation, I say let's show them how it's done and, maybe, they'll grow the guts to start talking around here!) It seems that all these major lore events have the following elements: One or more reworks of current champions related to the location. A major champion that has a strong impact on the region (Elise-Shadow Isles, Lissandra-Freljord, Azir-Shurima) Lore rewrites of several champs related to or forced into the location. So, with that, I present my ideas for the pirate town of Bilgewater:
Good job, tbh i think alot of people have more potential them they do. A lot of champs were given life with out a proper story. Also, would you think that the upcoming champ for Bilgewater would be the same guy from MF's lore?
Looks like something Narrative would do. Hopefully, someone'll show up and share their thoughts. But let's take this opportunity to reminisce about the old lore a little too. GP and MF were rivals but never quite enemies. They disagreed about how Bilgewater should be run but kinda-sorta showed some level of respect for one another. Still remember that scene where GP pointed his gun at MF but did not shoot (even though he'd shoot his own men for disagreeing with him, IIRC). And wasn't he the boy who saved her in her judgment? Just typing this out from memory. Maybe I got some details wrong
A Bilgewater event wouldn't be a bad idea. It gets ignored a lot, and Gangplank is one of my first mains and still one of my favorite characters to play because of his crazy build diversity and ability to be played in a lot of positions, especially while lots of new champions are so shoehorned into a certain role (Jinx, Vel'Koz). Plus, nobody plays him, so people don't know how much damage you can do with a Crit Parrley, and it's hilarious to melt ADC's with it. Ahem. Sorry. Got the Gangplank fever. But yeah, I'd be into a Bilgewater event. I think it's pretty "retcon safe" too, because not much about it is really confirmed or set in stone. I wouldn't want them to change MF or GP much though, because they have a rivalry that's unique in League, where they clash all the time, but you don't really get the sense they'd want to kill one another. Gangplank is just a jerk who killed his dad and his own crew, and MF isn't really the most "noble", but she has the city state's best interests in mind. Maybe play on them clashing a bit for power in Bilgewater, or perhaps a new enemy from the sea (Naut? Void monsters?) causes them to have to make an uneasy alliance. Oh, and bring back GP's old beard. It was better.
Overall I think a Bilgewater event could actually put some focus on what lurks in the deep sea. I mean Fizzs,Nautilus and Namis lores all imply there is some kind of dangerous force in the deep sea(probably some kind of kraken). Maybe a davy-jones-like character to go with that?(we need 2 pirates to balance out the ninjas) I think the idea of an admiral is also good,right now there seem to few lawbringers in bilgewater(with MF being basically the only one who tries to bring at least some order)
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Funny thing is I had finished this character concept the day before finding this post, I really want to learn more about Bilgewater. It seems like an interesting place that could be the start for a whole bunch of stories Malik, the Badass Admiral Passive: Lead by Example If Malik is in combat all allies get a speed boost(20%) while approaching him, this boost is doubled if he is killed or under 25% health. Radius for boost is 1500 units around Halik Q: Helm splitter Cooldown: 10/9/8/7/6 Mana: 40/45/50/55/60 Smashes his axe down on an enemy shredding their armor (25% for 2 seconds) and stunning them for 1 second, is auto attack modifier Does 30/50/70/90/110 damage (100% total ad) W: Human Catapult Cooldown: 26/24/22/20/18 Mana: 65/75/85/95/105 Throw an ally or yourself (700 throw range), slowing enemies around the point of landing (40% over 1 second) The launch upon activation has Halik suppress himself for up to 4 seconds in a throwing stance, if an ally clicks on him they will be launched at the direction they chose at within 700 range from the throwing point(1400 in all range), Halik can also choose to launch himself for half the usual range Passive effect: Every 12/11/10/9/8 seconds your next aa reduces their attack damage by 20% for 1.5 seconds E: Fire the Cannons! Cooldown: 50/45/40/35/30 Mana: 60/75/90/105/120 Halik fires 2 blasts from the cannon on his back that can land in a 2500 radius but also has a minimum range of 500 The blasts land 1 second after firing (people hit by the initial landing are slowed by 50% for 1 second) and leave a burning/revealing terrain (350 radius) that lasts for 3.5 seconds and does 80/120/160/200/240 (.8ap) magic damage over time. Ult: Martyrdom Cooldown: 120/110/100 Mana: 100 After selecting one ally you will absorb a large percent (50%, 60%, 70%) of all the damage that would have effected them. The damage you take from this will be affected by your armor and resistances


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Aaron SchatzAaron Schatz of Football Outsiders looks at key Week 3 trends in the NFL off FBO's unique metrics. Some things to focus on this weekend include the Cowboys' use of the draw play, the Bears' performance in the red zone and how often the Falcons use a spread formation.
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Aaron SchatzAaron Schatz and the Football Outsiders' game-charting project turns an eye toward "broken tackles," an extremely flummoxing aspect for a D-coordinator (just ask the Tampa Bay Bucs). The raw numbers here will illuminate a few preconceived notions.
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Aaron SchatzIntroducing GSAA (Games Started Above Average), a new way to rate the war room success of all 32 teams. Bet you can't guess who came in last in Football Outsiders' rankings. OK, so maybe you can.
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Aaron SchatzAaron Schatz of Football Outsiders explores 10 potential sleepers for the 2010 NFL draft (defined as third-round projection or lower), including Dez Briscoe, Eric Olsen and Roger-Goodell-at-the-podium-friendly name Seyi Ajirotutu.
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Aaron SchatzFootball Outsiders previews Week 16 in the NFL. Every game is covered, so there's quite a bit of info, but here's a key nugget: There are four stat splits that tend to translate into wins. The Colts are near the top of the NFL in all four. Coincidence?
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Aaron SchatzFootball Outsiders analyzes Week 14 in the NFL, including: The Bengals need to close out Minny early rather than late; what Philly may do to Eli Manning; how bad Pittsburgh is on special teams and why Dallas should fear San Diego's use of shotgun spreads.
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Aaron SchatzFootball Outsiders previews Week 13. Notable trend: shotgun-specific stats will play a big role. Also: blitzing Eli Manning throws him off his game substantially. And the Pats? They might be in some trouble down in South Florida.
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Aaron SchatzFootball Outsiders analyzes Week 12 in the NFL. Ideas: Oakland isn't THAT bad; Reggie Bush is poised for a big game vs. New England; Pittsburgh needs to play better in the second half; David Garrard gets knocked around too much and a plan for Houston.
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Aaron SchatzIn the November 30 issue of ESPN The Magazine, Aaron Schatz explains that it's difficult to know when to give up on a young QB in the NFL. But, making the correct decision can save a franchise.
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Aaron SchatzFootball Outsiders applies their metrics to analysis of all Week 10 games. Some observations: the red zone will be the key in CIN/PIT; YAC will be the key in NE/IND; and the Eagles? Not a great road team.
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Aaron SchatzFootball Outsiders turns their metrics to Week 9. Among the observations: The Panthers are set up to beat the Saints; the Eagles are truly a tale of two halves; in the BAL/CIN game, look at Kelley Washington; and San Diego knows how to play from behind.
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text: #2537: stunnel setuid.patch missing --------------------+------------------------------------------------------- Reporter: bcade | Owner: randy at linuxfromscratch.org Type: defect | Status: assigned Priority: normal | Milestone: 6.3 Component: BOOK | Version: SVN Severity: normal | Resolution: Keywords: | --------------------+------------------------------------------------------- Changes (by randy at linuxfromscratch.org): * owner: blfs-book at linuxfromscratch.org => randy at linuxfromscratch.org * status: new => assigned * version: 6.3.0 => SVN * type: task => defect Comment: Actually, Stunnel is now at 4.25 and I cannot find the 4.21 patch we need anywhere. Not on the Stunnel site, nor on Anduin. I should have a copy we can upload to the patch repo though. This is what would be best for the 6.3 release, I suppose. Even though I subscribe to the Stunnel devel mailing list, and the Stunnel maintainer is very careful about what goes into each release, I would still prefer to test the newest Stunnel release before just blindly updating. If I have time, I'll do the testing, then update the book and cut an RC3 version of BLFS-6.3. -- Ticket URL: <http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/ticket/2537#comment:1> BLFS Trac <http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs> Beyond Linux From Scratch


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South Carolina is the last to go into a recession and the last to go out. That was what S.C. Chamber of Commerce President Otis Rawl Jr. told those attending a recent legislative breakfast at the Bradley Arts & Sciences building at the University of South Carolina of Lancaster.
Rep. Jimmy Neal, Senator-elect Mick Mulvaney and U.S. Congressman John Spratt echoed Rawl's sentiments.
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Van Wyck native and former Indian Land High School state track champion Shawn Crawford has displayed a flamboyant style during his highly successful track and field career.
The day he signed with Clemson University to run track for the Tigers in the media center at the old Indian Land High School, Crawford donned a University of North Carolina basketball jersey.
For many years, Santa Claus has traveled by his much touted sleigh and reindeer, led by Rudolph, "the red nosed" one. But through the generosity of the Lancaster and Chester Railway, headquartered in Lancaster, this year Santa arrived in Heath Springs by a unique method, one he enjoyed along with lots of other folks. Santa Clans arrived on an L&C train.
The hardest part of life is losing your child. Our hearts go out to anyone who has ever lost a child.
Lancaster County used to have it all. Now everything is slowly going away. For example, there used to be a skating rink, now there isn't. The same can be said for jobs, companies and entertainment. It all is dulling out and going away. Lancaster is nothing now, compared to what it used to be 15-20 years ago. More and more of the younger people aren't going to have much to stay here for in the job, business and entertainment area. For many young people, the only ties here are family and friends.
The Rev. Steve Stewart found it necessary to let the public know in an editorial column that he is not a racist. He backed this statement up by saying that he voted for Alan Keyes, a black candidate who ran as an independent. This is a problem for me because I believe in the famous Mark Twain quote, "All that glitters is not gold."
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In 1983, members of the faith community in Liberty Hill decided they would hold an annual get together to celebrate Thanksgiving. That was the beginning of a multi-cultural, multi-race, non-denominational event that culminating in hundreds of folks – African American, Caucasian and Native American – gathering at the Liberty Hill Community Center recently for the silver anniversary event.


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Ive been seriously considering learning how to ride lately,and Im wondering What is a good starter bike that I can learn on.I dont want to pay too much because I suspect it will get pretty hell bent early on.Im hearing all kinds of different engine sizes.Im 6' and about 230...Any suggestions? I dont really care as to the style,though Im thinking I should stay away from the crotch rockets as I probably won't live to see my 24th birthday if I do that..Thanks all..
A small jap bike is a good way to start,something small and easy to handle...........watch out for other people..........most accidents happen from not realizing that people in cars cant see you very well...............they cut across in front of you to make a turn and the rest is rothlisburger..................or shwarzeneggar.....................it hurts......................ride defensively and you will survive..:bricks:
Exactly. A friend of mine hit some sand coming off a highway while riding his Ninja. He literally tore his leg off. That was about 20 years ago but, it kept me from ever wanting to drive a motorcycle. Like they say it's not if you will go down on a motorcycle it's when.
correct,there are two types of riders...........those who have been down and those who are going down..........those who have been down understand whats at stake here..............those who are going to go down have a hard lesson to learn and hopefully will survive to tell others about the experiance..............:bricks:
correct,Trotta does make a nice bike,but way too much engine for a newbie rider.All the customs are going to be up there in price...........:singing:
I don't really like those single sided sway arms. What if it broke ? You'd be in for 1 wild ride; for sure!


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A while back I started a thread here titled http://www.defensivecarry.com/vbulle...-shooting.html My scenario was fictional and meant to be a reminder of the aftermath that a citizen may face after defending himself. With that in mind, below is the link to another forum and discussion about a recent shooting involving one of their active members.
Here's the link, the appropriate thread to read should be at or near the top of their page, you should also see several more links referencing this story on other gun forums as well:
Louisiana - Stories From The States - OpenCarry.org - Discussion Forum
I'll give you the abbreviated version of the story. A young man aged 19, we'll call him "A", took his friend "B" to a bad part of town. They went inside a house where there were two other males, we'll call them "C" and "D". For some reason, "C" hit "A" in the head with the butt of an AK, "A" drew a .40 Glock and shot and killed "C".
The remaining three men (A,B & D) all ran out of the house and into the street. It just so happens that a patrol car was nearby and "D" reported the incident to the police. The shooter "A" was arrested and AFAIK is currently being held in jail for first degree murder. The police report that drugs were involved.
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19 year old male, too young to apply for CC permit, though is quite active on various gun forums. It seems he OC's quite a bit since he can't CC legally. I haven't gone back and searched his posts before this incident, but I think it's reasonable to assume the prosecutor will and could have a field day with his internet transcripts of every post he's ever done and use his comments/philosophy against him.
Bad part of town + guns + drugs = tough days in court for a 19 year old and his future.
FWIW, I'm not trying to just report this incident here as news, I'm using it as a "factual example" as a follow-up to how really bad the aftermath can be for someone. In this case, the young man made some serious mistakes in judgment which makes his aftermath much worse for him. The lesson's here are obvious, but they are too late for this 19 year old.
BTW I don't know anyone involved in this whatsoever, only what I've read.
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