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Wednesday, January 16 2013, 09:11 PM CST
Judge who helped create gun free school zone law talks about its importance
When Bob Wortham was U.S. Attorney he helped Senator Gramm on gun free school zone law
Judge who helped create gun free school zone law talks about its importance
Judge who helped create gun free school zone law talks about its importance
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Posted 11 January 2007 - 12:59 AM
If we do, would you leave and go to the Barcelona Flabberjabits or the Prague Pussywhippers fansite?
Posted 11 January 2007 - 09:11 AM
Barcelona Flabberjabits or the Prague Pussywhippers...lol
Posted 11 January 2007 - 02:19 PM
He'd make up a fake media pass and go into the Barcelona Flabberjabits or the Prague Pussywhippers locker room and stare in amazement at Smith while he was taking a shower
Posted 11 January 2007 - 05:20 PM
Nah. Its a minor league system really. Now if they were to make thier own leagues and started developing players and such, THEN they could make a serious run and we could quite possible see football become an olympic sport. But don't bet on either, soccer is too big over there and football would die to fast.
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Posted 11 January 2007 - 09:40 PM
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Posted 12 January 2007 - 11:09 AM
It is league where the NFL develops talent and also where European, Asian and Mexican players showcase their skills. However the non-American players find it hard to get into the NFL as they aren't connected to any team. The league has taken a step to get these players into the NFL by allocating I think 8 a season to practice squads around the league and they have to remain on them for the whole season.
Next year a regular season game should be coming to Europe - either in London or Germany which will no doubt raise the profile of the game but it is still very much a minority sport over here. The regular season game will definitely sell out but interest in the game won't propel the sport to a level where millions of kids start playing it and the only way NFLE becomes on a par with the NFL is if millions of kids take it up.
Posted 12 January 2007 - 12:43 PM
To get him more experiance at QB or WR or whatever
Posted 12 January 2007 - 12:48 PM
Teams send over mainly 5th to 7th round picks, practice squad guys and street FAs that went undrafted the previous year (training camp fodder basically). Last year the biggest name to go over was Drew Henson but he had played less football in the pros than Smith.
IMO it can be a useful tool and I'd like to see more Jets sent over as in the past KC have had guys come back from NFLE and be successful in the pros such as Dante Hall. It has been a good place in the past to develop OLine talent too.
Posted 12 January 2007 - 01:09 PM
NFLE is a 10 game season therefore the chances of injury are great and it would also mean he wouldn't be in proper shape for training camp due to the wear and tear he would suffer.


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When I was there 2 and a half years ago I was told they had been closed for a while.
Only bar in town was run by some woman, Sue, maybe, and she had bar tables.
Surprised you never run into Grubb. He's from Gassaway. Excellent player when he can stay out of jail.
9 ball, 8 ball. Not that hot at one hole. Tall, thin guy, 6'6 maybe.
May God bless all of you.
I dont remember when the full pool hall closed. Probbly 5 or 6 years.
"Coolie" worked there and was always wondering why you posted about the affair with your house maid.He said you claimed to be a "supposed school teacher" but yet you post about drugs and getting loaded.Guess you like to troll.
Then you posted you pick up boys hitchhiking
Why do you do this?Why?.
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Whos coolie. Why do i feel like i missed the first part of the movie.
I have no idea what you are talking about.
i am assuming that this has something to do with johnny d. johnny d. is the name that one of the posters from AZBilliards has taken to follow me around the forum and spread lies about me. Nothing he says is true. NOTHING.It's all an act just to harass me. Why are you allowing this nonsense to spill over to the pool side?
Nobody reads his posts and this has nothing to do with pool. Please ignore him or at least stick to pool on this side.
If this forum was moderated , he would be permanently banned
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May God bless all of you.
Coolie is one of the characters Hondo posted about on another forum when Hondo was having an affair.Hondo would posts a few times that he had a house maid and was having an affair with her.Also posting about his drug use.Then he would post that he was a school teacher!It's all there under his posts.No lies from me.just from Hondo as usual.We have a prayer hour everyday that we pray for his evil and vindictive ways.
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Change Lifetime Wish
Self-explanatory. This reward is repeatable. Note that once a Sim has completed his lifetime wish, you can't change it to a new one.
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Reduces the cost of materials when creating inventions.
Increases the quality of on-stage performances when performing as a magician, acrobat, or singer; lessens the intensity of bad performances. Does not affect performing for tips.
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Vance Park
Adjacent to Paris City Hall, this extensively landscaped sunken garden features a serpentine brick wall inspired by Thomas Jefferson's design at Charlottesville and a lion's head fountain patterned after a park in France.
Twin Lakes Park
East lake - swimming, camping, boat dock, walking trail, primitive camping. West lake - fishing, picnic, large pavilion, shelter, fireworks, horseshoes, tent camping, trailer camping, permission by police for primitive camping.
Paris City Bluebird Trail
Visit these scattered sites to witness the return of the bluebird to Illinois. The trail and Sycamore Golf Club are two links in the Transcontinental Bluebird Trail.
Black Hawk Park
The city of Paris operates this property on Twin Lakes. Wander the trails to see plants and animals that live in the woods, on marshy land and on the lake. Special nesting boxes have brough bluebirds to the meadows.
Eagle Ridge Golf Course- Paris
This 18-hole, par 72 course features some water, elevation changes and mature greens. Eagle Ridge Golf Course is located in Paris, IL and is know throughout East Central Illinois and West Central Indiana as having one of the most challenging back nine in the area. From your elite golfers to your novice golfers, Eagle Ridge Golf Course has one of the most enjoyable courses to play in the area
Hebron Hills Camping
Wooded camp ground, 2½-acre pond, trails, some cabins and full hook-up.
Walnut Point State Park
State park with hunting, fishing, camping, hiking and picnicking. Concession stand and boat rental available.
Lincoln Trail State Park
Whether you are looking for history, unusual plant life or recreation, Lincoln Trail State Park has something to interest you. The area is named after the Lincoln Heritage Trail where Abraham Lincoln's family followed en route from Indiana to Illinois in 1831. Lincoln Trail State Park offers American beech woods and a nature preserve with hiking trails, boat rentals, camping, biking, bird watching, fishing, ice fishing and ice skating. Restaurant open seasonally.
Mill Creek Park
Mill Creek Park is located seven miles northwest of Marshall, Illinois on the Lincoln Heritage Trail road. Mill Creek consists of 2,600 acres of land and 811 acres of water with 39 miles of shoreline. Since opening, the park has continued to develop; there are picnic areas on either side of the boat launch and at areas around the lake, a 139 site campground with shower facilities and playground, 15 mile ATV trails, horse and walking trails, courtesy docks, cabin and boat rental including kayaks and paddle boats.
The Marshall Log Cabin Visitors Center
Step back in time while you gather information about Marshall and the surrounding area. This quaint log cabin was originally located nine miles south of Marshall. Be sure to travel Highway 40 and the Historic National Road Scenic Byway.
Mill Creek Triathlon
An intense 1500 meter swim, 40K bike ride, 6 mile run along with a 400 meter swim, 10 mile bike ride and 3 mile run. Location is the beautiful Mill Creek Park located in Marshall Illinois.
Red Bud Lane Iris Garden
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Played for over 10 hour of teamfortress 2
Some problem I see
freedesktop org, and I have to start the game with a command to have sound.
Both problems come from ubuntu and suse not agreeing on the right name of things.
I am confident opensuse or valve will get it sorted.
I also get an gl error, I might need to try the latest beta amd driver.
I am happy because its still a beta, and there are already arch, mint, suse, fedora en gentoo repo's.
My teamfortress 2 sometimes crashes, but I can see it sending reports to Valve.
I fully agree with the topic starter, but I am hopeful amd and nvidia, because of steam get the closed driver part fixed.
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I mean, we can't scare people about being fat. They live longer than skinny people do. We can't scare people about having high cholesterol. They appear to live longer than people who have low cholesterol. We can't scare people about eating too much sugar. Sugar consumption is down since 1980. We can't scare people about eating too many processed foods. Turns out that the more we eat, the longer we live! We can't scare people about not doing cardio. Do the French do cardio ? Anything left ? Help me out here. How the hell am I going to get any customers ?!?!
Why not ? it works not only for fitness trainers and nutritionists in general, but also for doctors and registered dieticians too.
Good thing people don't care about any of these things. People are more worried about their appearance than their actual health anyway. It's easy to ignore health risks. No one believes they are going to die or hurt themselves from their bad habits. On the other hand its not easy to ignore looking in the mirror every day.
I see it all the time. Arguably, it keeps my business afloat. The presenting concern is health. The REAL issue is vanity. Ex: a recent client of mine expressed the fear that if he didn't lose weight he'd end up like his father and mother. Father had heart disease. Mother had diabetes. Father died at 82. Mother died at 81. Both exceeded the national average *notwithstanding their 'health risks.' I asked my client if he envisioned living forever. Somewhat chastened, we turned to the real issue. And eventually he even asked me if he could get six-pack abs. I told him, sure, all he needed to do was lose about a foot off his waist and endure untold misery.
Of course I think it would be kind of hard to die from being fat alone. What people don't take into account is its not obesity that kills you. Its the congestive heart failure from the enlarged heart that puts them in the hospital where they get pneumonia and die or the leg amputation they have because they are diabetic that becomes septic.
Aside from the extreme upper-ranges of obesity, this doesn't actually appear to be the case. Study after study shows that obesity actually confers protection against diseases and episodes that kill leaner people sooner. Let's be honest: we believe "Obesity kills!" because we've had it for breakfast, lunch and dinner. In a sense, we've become fat on bromides, slogans, scares and scams.
Thats what I am saying. It is not obesity that is causing death. It is the unhealthy habits that people have that cause this. When you control for all of these variables obesity alone does not equal higher mortality. I think we try to wrap all the blame into a nice package and call it obesity. Like you say it is a good scare tactic because people can see obesity and relate to that. Problem is it doesent fit. The sentiment is good. You tell someone they are overweight and need to take these steps to lose weight. Which is much easier than trying to convince someone to be more active to reduce their A1C. It sticks better because we have reminders everywhere we look that fat is not desirable.
"It is unhealthy habits that people have that cause this." What is 'this' ? Various diseases ? I'm not clear on what you're saying.
Okay, thanks. I'm just observing that we're living longer than ever. We're even living longer actively than ever. So, it just seems odd to me that we're convinced that everything is killing us. I suspect the number one thing that's killing us is being human beings.
Is longer better? What about quality of life? Everyone wants to live to be 100 but I don't think many would want to spend the last 50 years with chronic disease. You can't necessarily argue "you can live longer" if you exercise but you can argue "you can live better".
Nothig to scare people? How 'bout taxes? And according to the prez, guns. And the debt ceiling. :nervous smile:
But that's a misconception too. Not only are we living longer than ever, we're living longer actively than ever. Many diseases are down. And one reason that some diseases are up is because we're living long enough to get them! If life expectancy were more in line with our Paleolithic ancestors many health fanatics lionize, we'd never live long enough to get heart disease and cancer. :laugh: Ex: a former client of mine wanted to lose about fifty pounds. His mom lived to be 94. His dad lived well into his 80's. But because of his weight, his physician prescribed statins, presumably for the hell of it.
You're muddling the issue. It is always and everywhere the case that the extreme ranges of the curve, the morbidly obese and the underweight, die early. But now that I think about it, since there are roughly twice as many Americans who are underweight than morbidly obese, why aren't we scaring skinny folks into gaining weight ? I mean, it's not clear that losing weight is helping the morbidly obese live longer, but maybe it won't kill the underweight to eat a sandwich or two.
Yes, rates for many diseases are down and we live longer because medicine, living conditions, and better knowledge have solved a lot of the problems that kill us. Now, like you say we are dealing with new diseases. Many of these chronic diseases can be reduced by exercise/life style changes. In some cases better than medicine can. For instance in the US we perform more back surgeries than any industrialized nation by a huge amount. Do we have better outcomes? Not at all. We also love to prescribe blood thinners. What works better. Walking 15-30 minutes/day.
I'm certainly with you on the activity side of the ledger. And I can tell you that I do barbell deadlifts for my herniated discs. :wink:


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Pastor's Column: The tomb is empty - now what?
We have just celebrated Holy Week…our lenten journey is over. We have remembered Jesus' selfless acts of servanthood as He washed the feet of His disciples. We have journeyed to the Cross, spending time in self-examination…realizing that the suffering Jesus endured was for us…yet, we moved beyond the Cross to the empty tomb, where we discovered that Jesus is not there…He has Risen from the dead! The tomb is empty—now what?Easter is a wonderful way to celebrate what our Savior, Jesus, did out of His great love for us. But, Easter is also about us…the new creation we become when we accept Jesus as our Lord and Savior, leaving our old life behind and beginning our new life with Him. We are new people because we have died and risen with Christ. Jesus gives us the opportunity to let go of all of the heavy baggage that we have been carrying with us on this journey. He tells us to come, just as we are, and give to Him the sin, guilt, and shame that we have been carrying around. Carrying around all of this baggage can weigh us down. We can become tired and worn out because of it. And, quite frankly, it gets in the way of many things in life, especially in our relationships with others.Because of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, He offers us a gift…a free gift…one of eternal impact. He offers us the gift of eternal life. He offers us a new life of holiness, forgiveness, and freedom. The hard part is letting go of the baggage that continues to weigh us down. Sometimes we like to hold on to it…it's been with us for so long that it gives us a false sense of comfort. But, wouldn't it be better to let it go so that we can take hold of the things that Jesus wants to give us?The tomb is empty. Christ has risen from the dead. And, now we are to live out our days loving God and loving others. It sounds so simple, doesn't it? Yet, in a world that seems to be spiraling out of control, we may find ourselves questioning…can I really do that? Yes, we can. Why? Because Jesus prayed for you and for me and He asked His Father to help us. Jesus said in John 17:20-22, "I am praying not only for these disciples but also for all who will ever believe in me through their message. I pray that they will all be one, just as you and I are one—as you are in me, Father, and I am in you. And may they be in us so that the world will believe you sent me. I have given them the glory you gave me, so they may be one as we are one." Following in the footsteps of Christ doesn't start with us discipling the nations…it's starts with us loving God first and foremost, and then loving our neighbor as ourself. The best way we can share the Good News of Jesus Christ is by living a life of unity and love with one another—what a great testimony of our faith in Christ.The great love God has for us was nailed to a tree. His love conquered death. The grave could not hold it. His love has set us free. My prayer for you is that you allow God's great love for you to penetrate your heart and fill it so abundantly that it overflows into your relationship with Him and with others. The tomb is empty, let your heart be full!
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