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White Supremacist Kills Guard in Holocaust Memorial Shooting
A white supremacist with a long history of anti-Semitic activity is in custody today after opening fire at the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC, killing a security guard and wounding another. The gunman, eighty-eight-year-old James W. von Brunn, was critically injured after other guards returned fire. The slain security guard, Stephen Johns, was thirty-nine years old. Washington, DC Mayor Adrian Fenty said police believe von Brunn acted alone.
Washington, DC Mayor Adrian Fenty: "In these days and times, you never know when someone is going to grab a gun and use it in an inappropriate way, as was done today. But we want to thank the heroism of the security guards, the Metropolitan Police Department, for being on hand very early to make an arrest. We believe we have someone who was a lone gunman, but we're going to spend the night investigating any and all other leads."
The attack marks at least the third recent shooting involving a gunman with ties to the white nationalist movement.
Following Senate Approval, Torture-Linked General Given "Carte Blanche" for Afghan Command
The Senate has confirmed the nomination of General Stanley McChrystal to head the occupation of Afghanistan. McChrystal's promotion was approved Wednesday despite controversy over the abuse of prisoners by forces under his authority at the Joint Special Operations Command. McChrystal oversaw a secretive program to hunt down and assassinate suspected terrorists around the globe. The New York Times reports McChrystal has been given "carte blanche" in choosing his subordinates, including many Special Operations veterans that could be linked to prisoner abuse. Senior military officers say McChrystal is putting together a corps of 400 officers and soldiers who will rotate between the United States and Afghanistan for at least three years.
House Panel Holds Hearing on Single Payer
On Capitol Hill, a House subcommittee held a hearing Wednesday to consider single-payer healthcare. It was the first time a congressional panel had taken up single payer in the ongoing debate over healthcare reform. House Judiciary Chair John Conyers criticized Democratic leaders for declaring single payer "off the table."
Rep. John Conyers: "There is some notion that universal single-payer healthcare is off the table. Well, that raises a very important question. If you take the most popular healthcare reform measure and take it off the table, heaven knows what it is, I guess, you think you're left with. This is the most popular form, and it would be very unlike the party in the majority now to determine that the most popular system would not even be examined. I am asking for a hearing in every committee, every committee, and if they will let us into the Senate, as well."
Conyers is the sponsor of House Resolution 676, which would grant universal healthcare to all Americans by making the government the lone provider of medical coverage.
AMA Opposes Public Health Insurance Plan
In other healthcare news, the nation's largest physician organization has announced it will oppose Democratic plans for a new government-sponsored insurance program that would compete with private insurers. In a statement, the American Medical Association said healthcare should be provided solely through "private markets." The announcement comes just days before President Obama is set to travel to Chicago to address the AMA on Monday. The AMA represents around 250,000 doctors across the United States. Its position comes despite recent polls showing as many as 60 percent of doctors support the creation of a national public insurance plan.
Tiller Colleague Vows to Continue Performing Late-Term Abortions in Kansas
A doctor who worked in the clinic of the slain abortion provider Dr. George Tiller has announced he intends to continue performing late-term abortions in Kansas. Dr. LeRoy Carhart was one of a team of physicians to work with Tiller before his murder last month. Speaking to the Associated Press, Carhart declined to say whether the abortions would continue at Tiller's clinic or whether he'd open a new site. His announcement comes one day after Tiller's family announced the clinic's permanent closure. It had been one of the only in the country to perform abortions in the third trimester.
Admin to Unveil New Rules on Mountaintop Coal Mining
The Obama administration is set to announce today new regulations of mountaintop removal, the controversial coal mining practice that has caused extensive environmental damage in the Appalachian region. The changes include ending fast-track approval for new mining permits and imposing a more extensive environmental review. Interviewed by the Washington Post, the chair of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, Nancy Sutley, said the administration hasn't ruled out seeking a complete ban on mountaintop removal, with discussions still in the early stages.
New "Compensation Czar" to Oversee Exec Pay
The Obama administration has appointed a Washington, DC attorney to become the so-called "compensation czar" overseeing the salaries of top executives at bailed-out financial firms. Kenneth Feinberg will have authority to set the compensation for executives at seven taxpayer-rescued companies, including Citibank, Bank of America and General Motors. The White House, however, has dropped an initial pledge to cap executives at $500,000.
Peruvian Congress Suspends Land Laws
In Peru, lawmakers have temporarily suspended two land-use laws that led to an indigenous uprising and dozens of deaths in the ensuing police crackdown. Indigenous groups have opposed the laws that would allow an unprecedented wave of logging, oil drilling, mining and agriculture in the Amazon rainforest. On Wednesday, the Peruvian congress voted to suspend the laws, but for an unspecified time. Indigenous leader Efrain Pizango Wasy said the protests will continue until the laws are fully repealed.
Efrain Pizango Wasy: "Our reaction is not to suspend the strike, but to continue until the end. As you have heard, this measure is suspended for only ninety days. This is not convenient for us, the indigenous population. We will gather more and continue fighting until the end."
President Alan Garcia's government passed the land laws under "fast track" authority he had received to facilitate implementation of the US-Peru Free Trade Agreement.
Security Council Members Agree on North Korea Sanctions
UN Security Council members have agreed on a new round of sanctions in response to North Korea's recent nuclear test and missile launches. The new measures include asking countries to inspect North Korean vessels carrying suspicious cargo and requiring them to deny the vessels fuel. The US ambassador to the UN, Susan Rice, praised the agreement.
UN Ambassador Susan Rice: "We tabled a draft resolution to be considered by all colleagues on the Security Council, which we think provides a very strong, very credible, very appropriate response to the provocative nuclear test that North Korea launched and its subsequent activities."
The UN Security Council is expected to approve the sanctions in a vote on Friday.
UN Withdraws Staff from Peshawar Following Deadly Bombing
In Pakistan, the United Nations has withdrawn most of its staff from the northwestern city of Peshawar following the killing of two officials in a massive truck bombing of a luxury hotel. The pullout is heightening concerns over the plight of the more than two million people who have fled their homes in the US-backed offensive on Taliban militants in neighboring Swat Valley. On Wednesday, the US envoy to Pakistan and Afghanistan, Richard Holbrooke, praised the offensive in Washington.
US Envoy Richard Holbrooke: "What I saw in Pakistan on this trip was the slow emergence of a consensus behind the government's actions. Everywhere, there was a dramatic change in attitudes from my previous trips, because of the outrages of the Taliban and their supporters."
Blackwater Sued for 2007 Killing of Iraqi Civilian
The private military firm formerly known as Blackwater is facing a new lawsuit over the August 2007 killing of an Iraqi civilian in Hilla. The case was filed on behalf of the surviving relatives of seventy-five-year-old Husain Salih Rabea. At the time, Rabea's relatives said he had pulled over to the side of the road to let a Blackwater convoy pass. The last vehicle in the convoy allegedly opened fire when Rabea pulled back onto the road. The suit also alleges Blackwater employees are guarding employees of the International Republican Institute in Iraq despite an Iraqi government ban.
Oregon National Guard Members Sue KBR for Toxic Exposure
In Oregon, five current and former Army National Guard soldiers have filed a lawsuit accusing the war contractor KBR of knowingly exposing them to a cancer-causing chemical in Iraq. A group of sixteen Indiana National Guard soldiers filed a similar suit last year. The soldiers were providing security for KBR during repairs of a water treatment plant in southern Iraq shortly after the US invasion. The National Guard members claim the site was contaminated for six months by hexavalent chromium, "one of the most potent carcinogens" on record. They allege KBR knew the plant was contaminated but concealed the danger. Attorneys for the soldiers say they expect several West Virginia National Guard members to file a similar suit.
Audit Faults at Least $13 Billion in War Contractor Spending
The lawsuits follow the release of a new federal report detailing waste and abuse by war contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan. The Commission on Wartime Contracting says auditors have questioned more than $13 billion in spending. The report also says over 240,000 contractors are employed in Iraq and Afghanistan, around 80 percent of them foreign nationals.
Witnesses: 2 Afghans Killed, Dozens Wounded in US Grenade Attack
In Afghanistan, President Hamid Karzai has ordered a probe into an alleged US attack that killed two people and wounded more than fifty others in Kunar Province. Afghan witnesses have accused a US soldier of throwing a grenade at a crowd that had gathered to watch US troops working to free a large military vehicle that had become stuck on a road. Local doctors say the injured included several children, some in critical condition.
State Dept. Analyst, Wife Denied Bail in Cuba Spy Case
A former State Department analyst and his wife have been denied bail following their arrest on allegations of being longtime spies for the Cuban government. Walter Kendall Myers and his wife Gwendolyn appeared in a Washington, DC courtroom on Wednesday after pleading not guilty to charges of conspiracy, being agents of a foreign government, and wire fraud.
Study: Firms, Governments Funded over 22,000 Pentagon Trips
A newly released database shows Pentagon employees took more than 22,000 trips paid for by foreign countries, private corporations and other sources between 1998 and 2007. The Center for Public Integrity says the visits cost more than $26 million and often involved interests paying for officials who could make decisions benefiting those picking up the tab. The biggest travel funder was the medical industry, which footed the bill for more 8,700 trips worth over $10 million.
Utah Man Dies in Police Tasering
In Utah, a thirty-two-year-old man has been killed in a tasering by police. Brian Layton Cardall was confronted after running away from his vehicle near a highway road. He had recently struggled with mental health issues, and his wife had called police. When Cardall was found, a police officer used his taser weapon, causing Cardall to lose consciousness. He was pronounced dead after being taken to a hospital. In a statement, Cardall's family remembered him as "a wonderful son, brother, father, and husband who loved being with people. He was full of personality and wanted to make a difference in this world."
Texas Police Defend Tasering of 72-Year-Old Woman
Cardall's death comes as video has emerged of a Texas police officer tasering a seventy-two-year-old woman after pulling over her vehicle. Kathryn Winkfein said she was stopped for going fifteen miles over the speed limit in a construction zone. Texas police have insisted the officer's actions were justified.
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You can use the term "fall" quite literally for some of those shows. After a strong premiere, The Good Wife is looking particularly bad now, almost axing territory. Cougar Town does not hold 80% of its Modern Family lead in (atleast not anymore) seeing huge declines from its lead in.
i wonder how they figure the good wife higher than parenthood. parenthood rates much better in the same slot. TGW's US ratings have been pretty bad lately definitely renewed too soon.
ten got very lucky this season getting glee and modern family. from memory everyone was saying 9 had the best last may, and quantity wise they had the most by far, but it doesn't seem any of them have been able to be put to good use. the only one 7 really has is parenthood but they only had a handful to start with.
Yay for Modern Family, although it looks like Channel Ten is putting it on Tuesdays up against AGT, which is a pretty bad idea, seeing how strongly AGT is rating. They have promoed MF to death but will that help it in the long run? I hope so as it's so genuinely relatable and LOL funny.
Good to Parenthood on the list although it's more of a drama than comedy but great viewing. Love most of the shows on the list, especially the new crop of sitcoms. Community is good, as is Cougar Town (even if the 7 boss doesn't like it) and 2 of the best are Modern Family and Middle Town but I can almost bet my life they won't do well here. For TENs sake I hope I'm wrong with Modern Family.
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It has an expired certificate warning if you go to the donate page and the twitter account is either hacked or Jesse Benton both a) is still involved and b) is pimping acai diets exclusively (which I don't actually believe.)
I went there because I didn't get this email and I usually do (I don't get C4L somehow since I unsubscribed from RandPAC (I hadn't subscribed but I guess the email list merged). But I always get Ron's stuff, I've donated to C4L and LibertyPAC and all of Ron's campaigns. But I didn't get this email.
I am ASSUMING the email and list are Ron's, and the webpage/internet presence is just going a little freaky? Regardless, someone needs to give it some attention.
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Mar 25, 2015 • McPherson SentinelMcPherson College softball was only able to muster up three runs on eight hits on Tuesday as they fell to Kansas Wesleyan University 12-3 and 17-0 in the opening games of KCAC play. After allowing a run in the first inning, Mac tied it up in the top of ... More
Swede baseball swept by KWU
Mar 14, 2015 • McPherson SentinelBethany College dropped both of its KCAC openers Friday to rival Kansas Wesleyan University. The Swedes fell 5-3 and then 12-8 in the home half of the series. Bethany will play at Dean Evans Stadium in Salina today at 1 p.m. to wrap the series. Bethany ... More
Farris' bucket caps amazing comeback as Coyotes upset No. 14 Friends 62-61
Jan 25, 2015 • Victory Sports NetworkWICHITA – Down 13 points with 6:07 to go… on the road… at the No. 14 ranked team in the country's home gym… no big deal. The Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes completed an amazing comeback, rallying from 13 points down with 6:07 left for a 62-61 win over ... More
Swedes survive Kansas Wesleyan
Jan 9, 2015 • McPherson SentinelThe Swedes (12-4, 4-1 KCAC) knocked off Kansas Wesleyan University (3-13, 1-4 KCAC) 90-85 to improve to 3-0 on the season after winning two games last weekend at the Kansas Wesleyan Classic. Bethany started quick behind two three pointers ... Harris ... More
Mike Dibbini Named K-State's First Women's Soccer Coach
Dec 26, 2014 • K-StateSports.comThe Kansas Wesleyan women's team posted a record of 126-30-14 under Dibbini and, in 2012, the Coyotes were 20-2 overall en route to capturing the league's regular-season and tournament titles and Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) Coach of ... More
Volleyball announces 2015 recruiting class
Feb 17, 2015 • Victory Sports NetworkKansas Wesleyan Volleyball has rounded out its 2015 recruiting class and head coach Fred Aubuchon announces the addition of ten freshmen and one transfer to the team for next season. Aubuchon has good things to say about the incoming recruiting class ... More
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Feb 16, 2015 • Victory Sports Network (blog)3B Kyle Buchanan went 5-for-5 with three doubles and five RBI for the Coyotes. Story The Cougars led the second game 5-0 after six innings. The Eagles got two runs in the bottom of the ninth to tie it; they stayed alive with a dropped fly ball with two ... More
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[Women's Golf] Rash earns second straight KCAC Women�s Golf Golfer of the WeekFor a second straight week, Kansas Wesleyan's Kamie Rash (SR/Syracuse, Kan.) has earned KCAC Women's Golf Golfer of the Week honors. ... More
[Baseball] Baseball sweeps Dallas ChristianKansas Wesleyan swept Dallas Christian 15-7 and 23-7 on Monday afternoon at Dean Evans Stadium. ... More
[Men's Golf] MenÂ�s Golf finishes 12th at Bethel Spring InvitationalNEWTON, Kan. – The Kansas Wesleyan Men's Golf team finished in 12th place at the Bethel College Spring Invitational held Saturday and Sunday at... More
[Tennis] Tennis teams fall to Missouri Valley on Friday nightThe Kansas Wesleyan Tennis teams were knocked off the Missouri Valley on Friday night at Oakdale Park. The KWU women lost 8-1, and the men lost 9-0.�... More
[Baseball] Baseball bounces back to salvage series split with No. 21 SterlingAfter splitting the first two games of the series on Friday in Sterling, the Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes would use a game two victory on Saturday to spli... More
[Softball] Softball splits with Saint MaryLEAVENWORTH, Kan. – After winning the first game of the series 6-2, the Kansas Wesleyan Softball Team saw the Saint Mary Spires hit back-to-bac... More
[Outdoor Track & Field] Track continues its season at Alex Francis ClassicHAYS, Kan. – The Kansas Wesleyan Track Teams continued the outdoor season at the Alex Francis Classic� at Fort Hays State University on Friday ... More
[Baseball] Baseball opens Sterling series with splitSTERLING, Kan. – The Kansas Wesleyan Baseball team split with the No. 21 ranked Sterling Warriors in the series opening doubleheader on Friday ... More
[Baseball] Baseball falls to Hastings 12-8 in wild gameThe Kansas Wesleyan Baseball team's late-inning rally came up short as the Hastings Broncos held on for a 12-8 win on Wednesday afternoon at Dean Eva... More
[Men's Tennis] Men�s Tennis falls to Hastings 8-1The Kansas Wesleyan Men's Tennis team dropped an 8-1 decision to Hastings College on Tuesday afternoon at Oakdale Park.� ... More
[Softball] Softball opens KCAC play with routs of McPhersonThe Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes began defense of their KCAC Softball Championship with a pair of routs of the McPherson College Bulldogs on Tuesday after... More
[Women's Golf] WomenÂ�s Golf wins first KCAC Tournament of the seasonMILFORD, Kan. – The Kansas Wesleyan Women's Golf Team won the first KCAC Women's Golf Tournament of the season posting a team score of 686 on M... More
[Men's Golf] MenÂ�s Golf finishes fourth at first KCAC TournamentMILFORD, Kan. – Kansas Wesleyan finished in fourth at the first KCAC Men's Golf Tournament of the season held Monday and Tuesday at Rolling Mea... More
[Women's Golf] Kamie Rash named KCAC Women�s Golf Golfer of the WeekKansas Wesleyan's Kamie Rash (SR/Syracuse, Kan.) has been selected as the KCAC Women's Golf Golfer of the Week for her efforts in helping the Coyotes... More
[Baseball] Hancock earns KCAC Baseball Pitcher of the Week honorsKansas Wesleyan's Nathan Hancock (SR/Dallas, Texas) was named as the KCAC Baseball Pitcher of the Week for his efforts in games last week for the Coy... More
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2008 Dodge Ram Pickup 2500 Laramie Mega Cab 4WD Review
Looks awesome
I cannot think of 1 thing on this truck worth praising
The Absolute Worst Vehicle I Have Ever Owned — First I had a 2004 Ram 1500 Laramie quadcab 4x4 hemi and it was a sweet ride and when we needed a truck to haul our new 34 foot travel trailer decided a 2008 Ram 2500 Megacab 4x4 would be the answer. Thats where things went bad, first this thing rides like a tank and just about knocks your filling out over bumps (why would any manufacturer spec tire pressures of 60f/70r in a truck that is rated to tow less than their own 1/2 tons)to start this 38 trips to the shop in 23 months. 3 windshield wiper motors, 3 blower motors, replaced intermediate steering shaft twice, all the steering components once and a couple twice and the truck still drives like it's on marbles and just wants to wander around, I got used to that but try that with a 34 foot trailer out back. Cruise control works only when it wants to, replaced all the doors and motors on the heater box and then had to replace the entire heater box assy and I won't even know if it works till it hits -35 this coming winter. Everything in the truck rattles or squeaks and the wind noise about makes you want to cut your ears off. The latest we are waiting for a new front wheel bearing and cruise control buttons the god only knows what will happen. The service managaer has admitted this is the worst truck he has ever seen. It is bad enough that Chrysler Canada extended the bumper to bumper from 60,000Km to the 100,000km of the power train but of course they won't replace the truck. I can't even count the number of hours of lost work taking this thing to the shop. And of couse the sales dept would gladly get me out of it for a measly 10 to 15k more for a 2008 quadcab diesel. Gotta love a truck that less than 2 years old is worth way less than half what you paid for it to trade in. This will be the last Dodge I own and I am stuck with this piece of junk for another few years till the loan gets rightside up. I fear whenthe warranty is gone in abt another month this thing will end up setting in the yard broken and I will still be paying through the nose for it and does Dodge care??? Only in your wildest dreams. I get sick to my stomach every time I get in this thing now and it is my daily driver.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2008 Dodge Ram Pickup 2500 Power Wagon Review
Off-road capability of the Dodge Powerwagon is exceptional. Taking into account that it is a full size pickup, not a nimble little Jeep, it really gets around well with the 4x4, Warn winch from the factory, front and rear electronic lockers, 4:54:1 gears, Hemi power, higher than normal ground clearance, electronic disconecting sway bar and skid protection for the front differenctial and fuel tank
With great power comes great responsibiliy...and lower fuel economy :(. HOWEVER, in my pickup, slowing down just a little and putting in a higher octane fuel has resulted in very noticable milage increases. I can get as good as 16MPG on the highway. For a 3/4 ton gas fuelled truck that is OK considering the size and power.
Power Wagon — Towing is moderate on this truck. Keeping in mind it is not diesel, it should not be held to those towing expecations. With a little tender driving this truck can meet most towing needs of the weekend warriors. However, be prepaired for some MPG shock and don't pass up too many fuel stops as pulling a 5th wheel or like weighted trailers can lower milage into the single digits.
Kody writes:
2008 Dodge Ram Pickup 2500 Review
Dodge Ram — Great car, used only for a purpose though. Great quality. Performance in this model a tad lacking, but can be fixed. Great Value for a great work horse. Drives well for a car for its size. Highly Recomended. Is that 40 words yet?
Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
jbar95 writes:
2008 Dodge Ram Pickup 2500 SLT Quad Cab LB 4WD Review
The most powerful truck I've ever owned. Starts everytime and runs like a top.
Wish the back seat was bigger. Wish it rode a little better.
Ducati writes:
2008 Dodge Ram Pickup 2500 Laramie Mega Cab 4WD Review
the fact it has somewhere around 500 horsepower and it still has the same fuel economy as stock
i do dislike how short the bed is, and how heavy dodge has made it
Amazing Truck, All Around Useful And Incredibly Fun To Play Around With — after the exhaust was installed it gained an amazing sound on startup and running down the road. after the rebuild it gained a deeper note and some amazing performance. it has lost a little reliability, sometimes it does stall but it is still amazing for an everyday vehicle. nicest part is it can blow just about any vehicle away.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Michael writes:
2008 Dodge Ram Pickup 2500 Review
its dodge lol
take a look at the pic
Bob writes:
2008 Dodge Ram Pickup 2500 Power Wagon Quad Cab Review
08 Power Wagon — impossable to go back to a 1500 , truck rides like a truck , pure old school bull bar , pia lights , stereo , amps , subs , gps . tonneau , blacked out cab lights chrome step bar 10,000 lb winch , a blast to drive winter or summer
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Kathy writes:
2008 Dodge Ram Pickup 2500 SXT Mega Cab 4WD Review
the exterior and interior
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2008 Dodge Ram Pickup 2500 SLT Quad Cab 4WD Review
fuel mileage for 9k lb truck
Great Truck — trucks gets great fuel mileage for wat it weghts. pulls great, and with my juice w attitude its hauls. wish my payment was lower, bute its worth it. truck is a blast to drive. Just wish it didnt have all the emissions
Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
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2008 Dodge Ram Pickup 2500 SLT Quad Cab 4WD Review
exhaust brake good transmission
light color interior
08 Cummins — i like the exhaust brake and the new transmission awesome body styling. drove amazing, shifted gears really good. loved the slapshifter. the power rear window was nice feature as well. lots of power rode smooth and quiet. seats are very comfortable. plan to buy with in a month. cant waith to drive again.
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1994 Dodge Ram Pickup 2500 Reviews
Great Outdoors Truck
My husband wouldn't trade this truck for anthing. He Loves this truck and seems everytime he does something dif with it, it impresses him even more. Its really loud and i dont much care to just drive ... Read More
465xxx Miles!!!!
its got 465005 miles as i write this. still pulls hard. overall a great truck. 3rd tranny 2nd rear end 1st engine. my gas mileage went to hell when i started turning it up but it used to get arnd 20 m... Read More
1995 Dodge Ram Pickup 2500 Reviews
great truck bought it for cheap and fixed it up my self from the engine to all of the body work that has been done to it. added stacks one of the first ones in oklahoma to do it. thanks Read More
I Like It, Especially The Fuel Mpg.
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1996 Dodge Ram Pickup 2500 Reviews
Nice Little Work Truck
I really don't have any thing bad bout the truck just that it does drink fuel and with price of fuel being $4.00 a gallon were I live don't help my wallet any and I use this truck for a lot Read More
Diesels Are Awesome!!!!
I Love the truck it is not anything fast but it will pull just about anythang you want to put behind it. THe handle sucks I am it is a 3/4 ton truck and breaking is really good I Love this body styl... Read More
1997 Dodge Ram Pickup 2500 Reviews
Great Reliable Truck
This truck has lots of cargo space, and plenty of power to haul. Power EVERYTHING. low maintenance cost. back seat, and not the best on gas. You can feel every little bump on the road. Plenty of p... Read More
This Truck Is My Faforite Car Of All, I Have Over 25, Some Exotic, This Is My Friend...
I modified the exhaust, 409 stainless anza to get more power but more important better cooling off the turbo, so i can pull a hill under boost(25+ lbs) and not melt the turbo. Near 435,000 miles i pu... Read More
1998 Dodge Ram Pickup 2500 Reviews
The Dawg
The V10 does ok ( for a gas motor ) towing for work and fun. The mileage isn't bad ( I was told ), 12 mpg while towing 11,000 lb trailer. The drivetrain was built for heavy towing, not a bad ride, emp... Read More
One Of The Best Trucks I've Owned
As of now I have over 230,000 miles on the truck and the engine is solid. Have some issues with the tranny right now but the 4 wheel drive with auto lockout hubs is awesome and reliable. This thing ... Read More


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FRISCO, TEXAS – The North American Prospects Hockey League (NAPHL) is pleased to announce the rosters for the second annual NAPHL 16U All-Star Game. The 2014 NAPHL 16U All-Star Game is scheduled for Sunday, December 7th at 7:15pm at the Schwan Super Rink in Blaine, Minnesota.
The 16U All-Star Game is a part of the NAPHL's fourth regular season event of the season, which will feature all 32 NAPHL teams, each playing in five regular season games from December 5-8 at the Schwan Super Rink in Blaine, MN. The event will be played in cooperation with the NA3HL Showcase, which will feature all 31 NA3HL teams playing in three regular season games. The event will also see the debut of the Bantam Tournament Series (BTS), as well as, the Girls Tournament Series (GTS).
The NAPHL is also pleased to announce that two head coaches from the NAHL will be behind the benches for the 16U All-Star Game. Coaching Team Blue will be Geoff Beauparlant, head coach of the NAHL's Kenai River Brown Bears. Coaching Team White will be AJ Degenhardt, head coach of the NAHL's Coulee Region Chill.
The number of players represented by each NAPHL 16U team was based on each team's winning percentage in the NAPHL 16U standings as of October 21st. The breakdown was as follows… 4 players: Omaha, Anaheim. 3 players: Arizona, Pursuit of Excellence, Lansing, Esmark, St. Louis and Madison. 2 players: San Jose, New Jersey, Everett, HC Dallas, California, Pikes Peak and West Michigan.
Players that were considered for the 16U All-Star Game selection process were nominated by each of the NAPHL 16U head coaches in the league. The NAPHL staff then selected the teams, with additional input and consultation from Coordinator of Player Personnel Craig Barnett and the NAPHL Event Scouting System. To read more of this article click here...
Arizona State is Elevating Men's Hockey to a Varsity Sport Thanks to a $32 Million Donation from a Group of Hockey Supporters:
Arizona State fired a slap shot at college athletics Tuesday by not only adding men's hockey as an NCAA Division I sport but finding donors also willing to pay for an additional women's sport.
The expansion is almost unprecedented in an era when men's sports are in peril due to Title IX requirements. ASU alone since 1993 has dropped varsity men's teams in gymnastics, archery, badminton, tennis, wrestling and swimming, although boosters raised enough funds for wrestling and swimming to be reinstated.To read more of this article click here...
Royals Sign Bobcat Alumni Keith Anderson:
Victoria, BC – The Victoria Royals are pleased to announce that the club has signed 1997-born forward Keith Anderson to a Western Hockey League (WHL) Standard Player Agreement.
The Hermiston, OR native currently plays in the Canadian Sports School Hockey League (CSSHL) for Compete Hockey Academy. In 13 games played this season, Anderson leads his team in scoring with 23 points (13g-10a) to go along with 10 minutes in penalties.
"We are very happy to have Keith sign a WHL contract with us, and look forward to him wearing a Royals' jersey in the future," Royals' General Manager Cameron Hope said. "He is having a great season, using his skill and size to make a difference on his current team. He's the kind of player who we expect can make an impact in the WHL in the coming years." To read more of this article click here...
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If you haven't heard about Auston Matthews, you will.
The 17-year-old centre from Scottsdale, Arizona, misses the 2015 NHL Draft by two days. He was born Sept. 17, 1997 – 48 hours after the eligibility deadline. He is the clear favourite to go No. 1 in the 2016 Draft.
Were he available for next June's draft in Sunrise, Florida, he would – in my view - be considered in the same category as Connor McDavid and Jack Eichel.
Matthews rocketed to stardom in 2013-14 with 24 goals in 44 games split between the USA U-17 (12-21-33 in 24 games) and U-18 (12-5-17 in 20 games) national teams.
Watching Matthews, I see a player capable of impacting the game in multiple ways. The 6-foot-1, 194-pounder is an excellent skater who can beat opponents with speed or quickness and is capable of executing plays at high speed. His passing skills are precise and he has the ability to score off the rush, off the cycle, from a distance, from in close. He has the intelligence of high-end players and exudes an uncommon confidence. He swats away obstacles as though they are merely irritating flies.
Matthews' emergence gives new meaning to the term "hockey hotbed". He is the first bonafide star from Scottsdale – one of the most desirable winter getaways in North America.
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NHL.com: Arizona starting to produce top-end hockey talent
On the horizon is elite prospect Auston Matthews, a 16-year-old scoring machine from Scottsdale who was the only 2016 NHL Draft prospect invited to attend a USA Hockey summer junior evaluation camp next month in Lake Placid, N.Y. Sean Burke said Matthews has a chance to be the first Arizona-born and -raised player picked in the top 50 pick at the NHL draft.
"Auston is very impressive," Burke said. "He's already a guy you can see going in the second or third round and he's got two years to go."
According to USA Hockey, Arizona has the third-highest growth in the country when it comes to expanding youth hockey and the highest among states with an NHL team. Though the number of NHL players who have retired in the area certainly helps the cache, the sport is learning to walk on its own.
"It's exciting to be part of that wave of Arizona players making that next step," Brendan Burke said. "I remember being on this same ice at 13 or 14 and dreaming one day you could play for the Coyotes. And now you're out there with the sweater on with guys like Henrik and Zac, and you know the dream is that much closer.
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Hockey2, LLC Bobcat Alumni Auston Matthews Featured As Possible First Overall NHL 2016 Pick in Providence Journal:
"Next up? Arizona, where the Coyotes relocated in 1996.
One of the stars of Granato's team, strapping center Auston Matthews of Scottsdale, Ariz., could be the first overall pick in the 2016 NHL Draft.
"He's an electrifying player," Granato says.
Matthews — who set up a goal at PC on Thursday night and had two goals and an assist at Boston University on Saturday — told me on Thursday that he became interested in hockey after his uncle, a Coyotes season ticket-holder, started taking him and his father to games when he was two or three years old. He put on skates for the first time a couple of years later. Now, NHL scouts and college recruiters are raving about him...." To read more of this interesting articleclick here...
Online Feature: Hockey's Resource: ARIZONA BOBCATS U16 TEAM COMPLETES IMPRESSIVE WEEKEND AT NAPHL SHOWCASE
The second North American Prospects Hockey League (NAPHL) Showcase of the season in Romeoville, IL has wrapped up and saw the Arizona Bobcats U16 team add to their strong start to the season.
The Bobcats finished the 5 game weekend showcase with a 4-1 record that included wins over the Lansing Capitals, Pikes Peak Miners, California Titans and San Jose Jr Sharks.
Their performance lifted the Bobcats into 3rd place in the NAPHL standings with a strong 8-2 record with their lone loss on the weekend coming to the second place Anaheim Jr Ducks.
Leading the way for the Bobcats was Scottsdale's Jonas Edwards who racked up 6 points on the weekend that included 4 goals and 2 assists. Edwards' scoring output now places him third on the team in overall scoring with 8 points in 10 games.
The Bobcats will look to avenge their loss to the Ducks when they face off against Anaheim in the first game of the next showcase on December 5th in Blaine, MN. ...
Online Feature: Hockey's Resource: ARIZONA BOBCATS U16 AND U18 TEAMS PREPARE FOR A STRONG SEASON IN THE NAPHL
"The North American Prospects Hockey League (NAPHL) will kick off their season September 18th with their first showcase event in Blaine, MN and feature both the U16 and U18 Arizona Bobcats.
The NAPHL profiled both Bobcat teams recently and got the thoughts of their head coaches in advance of the season.
U16 Head Coach Pat Mahan is excited about his team and his first year coaching in the NAPHL. He believes they are positioned well for a strong season and will be looking to his returning veteran players to lead the way for a mix of younger players also suiting up for the Bobcats this season. Players like Trey Porter, Jared Sanchez, Sean Dickson and Dylan Dix are all expected to fill Mahan's leadership roles..."
I"n addition to Mahan's U16 group, the U18 Bobcats have utilized a strong off-season program to prepare a young team for the challenges ahead in NAPHL and beyond. Head Coach Todd Collins, a veteran of multiple NAPHL seasons, is also a scout for the Minot Minotauro's of the NAHL.
Collins is excited to start league play and help get his players ready for opportunities to play at the next level. He is confident that the NAPHL is the best avenue to provide this opportunity..."
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I called them yesterday and i got the impression they hadn't sent them out, cutting it a bit fine but she did say it'll be here today (it wasn't) or Monday. I'm a bit worried if it doesn't show up Monday I'll be traipsing up town on Saturday to collect my race pack.
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but before the browser loading it. I want to style the border, background and color so user will not see the browser default style in the first few seconds.
If I create a css input or input.text or just .text with the bg, color and border it will not overritten by the ui-state-default or even ui-state-active.
The generated html is like this
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I've discovered how to communicate with kids
Get ready to be excited, Modern Parents, because I have stumbled on the secret for communicating with our kids.
I will reveal that secret to you in a minute, but first I'd like to explore the problem in a thoughtful, intellectual manner, unless that proves too difficult, in which case I will resort to making amusing animal noises.
From my perspective, as a communications professional, the mistake modern parents make when conducting conversations with their children is they waste time on old-fashioned methods, such as trying to communicate with them via their ears.
Based on research conducted in my own home, I have discovered the ears of modern children have evolved to the point where they are unable to hear sounds produced by people they consider embarrassing dweebs, such as their parents.
For instance, I will routinely try to communicate to my daughter the concept that her room resembles a battlefield in Afghanistan, only with more CD cases, fashion magazines and empty makeup containers on the floor.
Me: "Sweetheart, could you please clean up your room?"
My daughter (Sound of her rolling her eyeballs back in her head): "???"
Me: "Sweetheart ...?"
My daughter (Sound of her door slamming): "YOU'VE RUINED MY LIFE!!!"
Always willing to embrace modern technology, I have even tried using social media to achieve the desired result.
My tweet: "OMG! Cln yr rm. LOL. #oldfart."
My daughter: "I demand DNA evidence you're my real dad? #liferuined."
What I'm trying to say is that modern kids, especially teenagers, have evolved the ability to tune out anything their parents are trying to say. It's the same with our dogs, who, regardless of what we are trying to communicate, just stare blankly to convey the concept they'd really like a biscuit.
I could walk into our den and, at the top of my lungs, scream "FIRE!" and the dogs would remain snoozing on the carpet, emitting potentially toxic aromas. But if I were to sneak away and, as quietly as a ninja, tear open a potato chip bag, the sound would instantly penetrate their tiny brains and cause them to stampede into the kitchen in search of salty snacks.
At this point, most of us have forgotten the point of today's column, which was me promising to reveal the secret for communicating with today's modern tech-savvy children.
I discovered the secret this week when I visited Joseph Teres Elementary School in the wilds of Transcona as part of I Love to Read Month. Before reading to the kids, I warmed them up by displaying a poster of my main dog, Cooper, a basset hound with a huge appetite and a brain the size of a cashew.
"Awwwwwwww!" is what the kids said in unison.
Then I showed them a poster of me after being turned into the Lizard King from Outer Space by a world body-painting champion during Mardi Gras celebrations a few years back.
"Ewwwwwwww!" is what the kids said in unison.
The real highlight -- and this is where the parenting breakthrough comes in -- was when, at the school librarian's request, I led the kids (about 500 of them) in a rousing game of Simon Says.
The educational idea was the game would help the kids see what they had in common with their classmates.
"Simon says, if you have blue eyes, stand on one leg!" I shouted over the microphone. And: "Simon says, if you speak more than one language, hop up and down!"
These were amazingly polite and well-behaved kids, which gave me what I thought was a brilliant and non-hazardous idea. At the end of the game, just for fun, I roared: "Simon says, go out in the parking lot and wash Uncle Doug's car!"
In all sincerity, I thought the kids would just laugh and roll their eyes. Instead, dozens and dozens of them squealed with delight and scampered out of the room towards the parking lot. This caused the teachers to give Uncle Doug "the look," the one he normally only gets from his wife after spilling an entire container of salsa on the carpet in the den.
"I'm just kidding!" Uncle Doug shrieked wildly into the microphone as the kids scuttled off. "No, wait... Simon says, I'm just kidding! Simon says, COME BACK!"
In the end, they did come back. So what I'm suggesting is the rest of you modern parents might want to test my "Simon Says" technique on your own unruly offspring. It definitely worked for me. But, of course, I'm a communications professional.
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- Sailing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Marina on site
- Swim-up bar
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Elevator/lift
In the room
- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Shower only
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Cable TV channels
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
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All inclusive
This resort is all-inclusive. Onsite food and beverages are included in the room price (some restrictions may apply).
Food and beverages
- All buffet meals, snacks, and local beverages included
Kids' club
- Supervised activities for children between 4 and 11 years old
- Open from 10 AM until 5 PM


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