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No roll call was taken at this meeting but I counted around 15 people. Thanks to those who came out.
Club Balance
We currently have a little over $500 in the club account. This will increase as soon as league money is collected from Phil.
Course Maintenance
Keep an eye out for scheduled workdays at CV, IQ, and SL in the next few weeks. Masters will be here before we know it and there will be atleast two more workdays at each course. Please help out even if its only ten minutes or so. Every little bit helps and it shows.
2012 US Masters
So far we have raised $1,400 for this event. This is in addition to what we will recieve from our sponsors.
We will need atlease six regulation baskets for the added holes. This means no single chain setups. If you have one or two we can use please let us know.
We are in need of hole sponsors for this event still. Please ask around so we can fill the spots and raise more money.
There is also a volunteer list for all three courses. If you can help out in anyway please let us know. We will need many people to help out even if you can only spare ten minutes, an hour or one day. Non disc golfers are welcome to help as well.
More Masters info found here on a small write up and the main page: http://www.pdga.com/2012-us-masters-0 and http://www.pdgausmasters.com/index.php?pag=home.
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Buffalo trace Open is Aug 11th - Info here: http://louisvillediscgolf.com/forum/...ead.php?t=5284
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Brandenburg Open/USDGC Qualifier is Aug 18th
CV Cookout is Aug 28th - Come play leagues and have some food
FATPAD is Sept 22nd - Info here: http://louisvillediscgolf.com/forum/...ead.php?t=5305
Bag Tag Event to be announced later - There is $307 in the pot so far for the end of the year event.
We are also looking for people to organize more cookouts. If you have a grill and are interested let us know.
New Courses
Dave is still talking to the state parks board in regaurds to the course at EP Tom Sawyer.
We are looking to form a committee that will scout out new course proposals and attend meetings with park/gov officials. Please let us know if this interest you. Louisville is long overdue for a new course. lets get it done even if there is only room for nine holes.
The club has drifits from the 2012 CVO and two club stamped stools left over that we are looking to sell. Get with Adam on pricing if you are interested.
Dave Greenwell was awarded the Bob West Memorial Sportmanship Award at Worlds so congratulate him next time you see him.


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Four Holly Ridge candidates have entered the election together as write-in candidates for town office. Dawneva Evans, Ashley Watkins, Ronald Banks Jr. and Kenneth Roe III are all first-time political candidates who say they are running to turn out long-time "establishment" candidates. Evans, Watkins and Banks are seeking council seats and Roe's eyes are on the mayor's office.
"We see the same names in there year after year," Evans said. "It's time to see some different names in there."
Anita Dingler and Joseph Edwards are listed on the ballot as mayoral candidates. Uncontested candidates for the council on the ballot include incumbents Gregory Hines and Carolyn Stanley, former councilman Rena Bragg, and newcomers Bruce Helms and George Lang.
The four new candidatesaware of the challenge they face as write-in candidates.
"Without being on the ballot, we have to work extra hard to let people know they have options when it comes to electing their town council members and mayor," Evans told The Daily News in an email.
The candidates plan to be available Sunday for a candidate meet and greet from 1 to 4 p.m. on U.S. 17 beside the fire department — a fitting location after the recent decision involving that agency helped spur the campaigns.
According to Evans, her decision to enter the election came after Holly Ridge Town Council recently decided to cancel Holly Ridge Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department's contract and create a new one within 180 days. If a decision isn't made by then, the department no longer will be able to respond to calls within city limits. Evans said that would be disastrous since the town's fire department also serves as its EMS service.
"My father is 89 years old and his wife has Alzheimer's," Evans said on Friday. "If something were to happen to either one of them, they'd have to wait for EMS to come from somewhere like Verona, which is 15 minutes away."
Evans says her platform is based, in part, around creating a strong relationship between the council and the fire department as well as making Holly Ridge a more enticing place for local businesses. Evans and her husband have owned an upholstery business in Holly Ridge for 17 years and she says Holly Ridge is falling behind nearby towns like Surf City, which opened a Harris Teeter two years ago. According to Evans, the land and opportunity is there for the taking and if elected to the council, she will take advantage of it.
"All the tax burden is on the home owners right now," Evans said. "We need to encourage businesses to take some of the burden off of them."
One of the things Evans wants to do with additional tax revenue is reestablish and invest in the town's Parks and Recreation Department. According to current City Manager John Maiorano, parks and recreation in Holly Ridge has been dormant for more than three years because of a lack of people serving on the committee. That committee was replaced by Friends of the Park, though the town's 2012-2013 fiscal budget shows there's still $2,000 put aside for the department should it start up again — something write-in candidate Watkins would like to see happen.
Watkins, who is a mother of a 10 year old and 1 year old, says a healthy parks and recreation department is needed to address a segment of the population she feels is neglected: families with children under the age of 18. According to the 2010 Census, minors make up about 20 percent of the population in Holly Ridge.
"We need someone on the council who has small children and understands their needs," Watkins said. "Many of the people on the board have already raised children. I'm a mother with two boys that needs activities (for them)."
Like Evans, Watkins is a business owner in Holly Ridge — she owns Salon 520 on Sound Road — and says she hopes to give business owners, big and small, incentive to settle in Holly Ridge. According to Watkins, the first way to do that is instill civic pride among the town's citizens.
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Another write-in candidate hoping to make Holly Ridge citizens proud of their town is mayoral candidate Roe. Roe moved to Holly Ridge in 2009, saying he loves the beach and having easy access to hunting areas. Outside of that, though, Roe says Holly Ridge has room to grow.
"It's a stop-and-go kind of place," Roe said. "There's not much for anyone to do."
Roe said if he were elected mayor, he would make the town's affairs more accessible to the citizens, saying a new, better Holly Ridge starts with private residents expressing what they want from the town and the local government listening and acting on it.
"It's going to start with the citizens and asking them what they want from the community," Roe said. "From there, we have to talk to land owners and say, 'We want to bring this kind of business in, work with us on selling property.' Bringing in more businesses is going to provide local jobs and boost the economy. In turn, there will be more tax revenue and property will be less expensive."
Roe, Watkins and Evans all agreed that the time had come for a newer, more diverse government for Holly Ridge and said they plan on working together to make the town more than a pit stop on the way to the beach.
"There's no glory, no parades and no status in being part of the council member, but we're ready for a change," said Evans.
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Peter de Villiers took a weakened side Down Under and the makeshift team was unsurprisingly thumped by both the Wallabies and All Blacks. While most of those players won't make the 30-man World Cup squad, it's feared that youngsters like Lambie will travel to the global tournament bearing significant psychological scars.
Lambie will receive another opportunity against the All Blacks this weekend, and while he admitted that the Boks underperformed on tour, he doesn't believe those two tour losses have dented his confidence.
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'I got some good game time on that tour, and that experience will certainly help me going into this Test,' Lambie said.
'It's a challenge I'm really looking forward to. It's my first Test in South Africa which is very exciting. It's also nice to be in the [starting] mix with some of the more experienced Springboks. It's really inspiring.'
Saturday marks the final Test for the Boks before they leave for the World Cup in New Zealand. It's also the last game of the Tri-Nations, and if the Boks lose, it will be the first time they've failed to win a game in a Tri-Nations competition.
'We need to get some pride back this Saturday, and we need to take some momentum into the World Cup,' Lambie said. 'Personally, I'm not looking too far ahead, I'm focused on this Saturday. If everything goes well I may be in that World Cup squad, but I have to get through this game first.'
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Massachusetts House of Representatives Second Norfolk District
|Massachusetts House of Representatives Second Norfolk District
|Current incumbent
|Tackey Chan
|72.06% White, 4.92% Black, 19.03% Asian[1]
|3.44% Hispanic
|Next election
|November 8, 2016
As of the 2010 census, a total of 40,055 civilians reside within Massachusetts' Second Norfolk state house district.[2] Massachusetts state senators represent an average of 40,923 residents.[3] After the 2000 Census, each member represented 39,682 residents.[4]
About the office
Members of the Massachusetts House of Representatives serve two-year terms and are not subject to term limits. Massachusetts legislators assume office the first Wednesday in January after the election.
Article LXXI of the Massachusetts Constitution states: Every representative, for one year at least immediately preceding his election, shall have been an inhabitant of the district for which he is chosen and shall cease to represent such district when he shall cease to be an inhabitant of the commonwealth.
- See also: Comparison of state legislative salaries
As of 2013, members of the Massachusetts General Court are paid $61,133/year. Legislators receive between $10/day to $100/day per diem, depending on distance from the state house. Compensation is vouchered and set by the legislature.[5]
If there is a vacancy in the house, a special election must be conducted to fill the vacant seat. The election must be held on the next regularly scheduled date on the election calendar.[6] Local governments who conduct special elections receive reimbursement from the State Treasurer's office for all costs incurred.[7]
Elections for the office of Massachusetts House of Representatives took place in 2014. A primary election was held on September 9, 2014, and a general election was held on November 4, 2014. The signature-filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was June 3, 2014. Incumbent Tackey Chan was unopposed in the Democratic primary and was unopposed in the general election.[8]
Elections for the office of Massachusetts House of Representatives consisted of a primary election on September 6, 2012 and a general election on November 6, 2012. The signature-filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was May 29, 2012.[9] Incumbent Tackey Chan (D) was unopposed in the general election and the Democratic primary.[10][11]
Campaign contributions
Since 2012, candidates for Massachusetts House of Representatives Second Norfolk District have raised a total of $65,999. Candidates who raised money in contributions earned $65,999 on average. All figures come from Follow the Money.
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|* Campaign finance data for 2012 is incomplete for this district.
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External links
- ↑ For more information on the parameters the U.S. Census Bureau use, please see our Race and Ethnicity on the United States Census page.
- ↑ Massachusetts Legislature, House district statistics. Retrieved November 6, 2013
- ↑ United States Census Bureau, "2010 Census Interactive Population Search," accessed September 11, 2013
- ↑ U.S. Census Bureau, "States Ranked by Population," April 2, 2001. Accessed February 13, 2014
- ↑ NCSL.org, "2012 State Legislator Compensation and Per Diem Table," accessed March 18, 2013
- ↑ Massachusetts General Court, "Massachusetts Election Law," accessed December 16, 2013(Referenced Section Chapter 50, Section 6A)
- ↑ Massachusetts General Court, "Massachusetts Election Law," accessed December 16, 2013(Referenced Section Chapter 3: Section 10A)
- ↑ Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth, "2014 State Primary Candidates," accessed September 9, 2014
- ↑ Massachusetts Secretary of State, "A Candidate's Guide to the 2012 State Election." Retrieved November 2, 2013
- ↑ Massachusetts Secretary of State, 2012 primary election results. Retrieved November 2, 2013
- ↑ Massachusetts Secretary of State, 2012 general election results. Retrieved November 2, 2013
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"I have to believe that when you do not respond in any way that you are either inept or you have some ulterior motive of which you are functioning from," he said." --Jon Terbush
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter on Sunday faulted Iraqi troops for allowing the Islamic State to conquer Ramadi, saying the homegrown forces lacked the "will to fight."
"What apparently happened is the Iraqi forces just showed no will to fight," Carter said in an appearance on CNN. "They were not outnumbered. In fact, they vastly outnumbered the opposing force. That says to me, and I think to most of us, that we have an issue with the will of the Iraqis to fight ISIL and defend themselves."
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Cleveland police over the weekend arrested 71 people who participated in largely peaceful protests following the acquittal of a police officer in the 2012 killing of two unarmed black people.
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On Saturday a judge acquitted officer Michael Brelo over a 2012 incident in which police, after mistaking the sound of a car backfiring for gunshots, fired 137 rounds into a vehicle, killing both occupants. Brelo climbed onto the car's hood and fired 15 times through the windshield, though the judge ruled prosecutors did not prove those shots killed the couple. Jon Terbush
John Nash, the famed Nobel Prize-winning mathematician who inspired the film A Beautiful Mind, died Saturday in a taxi crash on the New Jersey Turnpike. The 86-year-old Nash and his wife, Alicia, were both killed when the driver of their taxi lost control and slammed into a guardrail. Police said they believe neither Nash nor his wife, who were ejected from the vehicle, were wearing seatbelts at the time of the accident. Known for his work in game theory, Nash won the Nobel Prize for economics in 1994. Jon Terbush
At least one person died and dozens of states of emergency were declared following widespread flooding across Oklahoma and Texas over the weekend. A firefighter in Claremore, Oklahoma, died while trying to rescue a colleague who became trapped in a storm drain, though the trapped firefighter was able to make it out safely. Flooding in the region forced more than 1,000 evacuations, with officials warning that even more rain on Sunday could trigger potentially "historic" flooding. Jon Terbush
An international coalition of female activists led by feminist Gloria Steinem on Sunday crossed the highly militarized border between North and South Korea in an effort to spotlight the need for reconciliation between the two nations. The group, WomenCrossDMZ, consisted of about 30 participants including Steinem and two Nobel Peace Prize laureates, Mairead Maguire and Leymah Gbowee. "We feel very celebratory and positive that we have created a voyage across the DMZ in peace and reconciliation that was said to be impossible," Steinem said. Jon Terbush
The leader of Burundi's opposition party on Saturday was gunned down in a drive-by shooting in the capital of Bujumbura. Zedi Feruzi, the leader of the party Union for Peace and Development-Zigamibanga, and a bodyguard were shot dead by unidentified gunmen just one day after a grenade attack killed at least two civilians in the same city. Burundi has been rocked by unrest — including a failed coup — for weeks since President Pierre Nkurunziza said he would run for a third term. Jon Terbush
The Bank of England apparently needs a refresher on how to keep a classified project…classified.
An editor for The Guardian received an email on Friday, accidentally forwarded by the Bank's head of press, which details plans to research the financial repercussions of a British exit from the European Union. Nicknamed Project Bookend, the not-so-secret work was meant to be carried out by just a few senior officials, and examine how a "Brexit" would affect the country's export's and major cities' economies.
The email noted that any questions from the press should be answered by saying that "there is a lot going on in Europe in the next couple of months…that would be of concern to the Bank."
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AIKEN, S.C. - The Pfeiffer University women's tennis team dropped a 7-2 decision against Augusta State on Sunday afternoon. The two teams played a neutral site match at USC-Aiken. The Lady Falcons now stand at 2-4 on the year.
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NEW ORLEANS -- It's a popular weight loss clinic where people say they lose a lot of weight, quickly, with no cravings, hunger or exercise.
So what's behind the testimonials?
When Bonny Walton, 49, hit her 40s, she could not lose weight. Then she went to the Bouari clinic.
'I did 45 pounds in about three and a half months. But I went from a size 18 to a size 8, which is exciting,' said Walton of Abita Springs.
She and other clients say they are not hungry, don't have cravings, and have a lot of energy. Bonny liked Bouari so much, this stay-at-home mom became a consultant.
Before any Louisiana clinics opened, Wendy DiFulco lost 22 pounds doing the program long distance from Las Vegas. She was so impressed, she bought in to the franchise and opened, in Metairie, the first of five Louisiana clinics. The others are in Houma, Prairieville, Harvey and Covington.
'Our female clients lose an average of a half a pound a day. Our male clients lose an average of a pound a day, but they are losing the weight they want to lose. They are losing fat and they are losing in the problem areas,' said DiFulco, who owns the Metairie clinic.
'I've done it myself. I'm a big believer in that it's helped me. It's helped a lot of members of my family. In fact, all of us here at the clinic, have all done the program with great success,' said Daniel Nettles, the owner of the Bouari clinic on the Westbank.
Owners say the program is easy. You don't count calories and just eat the approved nutrient-dense, healthful foods of lean meats, fish, seafood, and non-starchy or low glycemic vegetables and fruits, getting rid of processed foods.
One client described it as shopping only on the outside aisles of the grocery store. The plan calls for you to eat the right proportions in three meals and two snacks a day. There are proprietary supplements from the clinic and support counseling.
LSU Health Sciences Center weight loss researcher Dr. Melinda Sothern said what's positive about this program is there's support, it's individualized, and the food is healthful. But there is a concern.
'I never thought you could lose weight without working out, but this is one of those programs that you don't have to work out,' said a male client in a Bouari commercial.
'Over the long term, it definitely is the only component of a weight loss program that is shown to help keep the weight off. Consistently over time, studies show that those individuals who keep their weight off at one year, five years, 10 years, are the individuals who adopt exercise after the weight loss program is over,' explained Dr. Sothern, who is in the LSU School of Public Health and is an expert in exercise and obesity.
Losing weight too rapidly causes muscle to be lost.
'The energy expenditure of your body is directly related to how much muscle mass you have. So the less muscle mass you have, the lower your energy expenditure. The lower your day to day energy expenditure, the fewer calories you can eat with out gaining weight,' explained Dr. Southern.
She says the scientific research is clear that individuals who follow very low calorie diets lose both fat and muscle weight, and when initially starting a very low calorie diet lose a great deal of fluid weight. She says weight lifting or strength training can protect against a loss of muscle mass.
While Bouari has no scans on clients' body composition before and after weight loss, the clinic claims it targets fat loss with its supplements and that clients, on their own, start to get more physically active when they are lighter because they feel so much better.
'Bouari is a lifestyle change. They will learn to prepare foods in a manner that they never did before,' explained DiFulco, who said clients learn to love the whole foods such as tomatoes rather than canned paste that could have sugar or other added calories.
Part of the program are those proprietary supplements. Bouari gave us the ingredient list but not the specific formulations. We had an expert comb the medical scientific literature for each ingredient.
Some are proven effective for weight loss.
Some are safe but don't have weight loss evidence.
And a couple could have side effects, especially for some with medical conditions.
So the independent medical experts and the Bouari owners always recommend that you check with your doctor before you start this or any program.
The cost of the program which includes products, manual, follow up visits every 7 days, phone and walk-in support and maintenance:
30 days $359
60 days $469
To continue after: $120-$185 per month
Research doctor's information from the published scientific literature:
Overall the majority of the ingredients in these products are not shown to promote weight loss in the scientific literature. They include ingredients with anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory properties that in most cases pose no problem and have no side effects and may have other health benefits. However, in some cases the ingredients have the potential for side effects, especially if combined with other drugs.
Advantage spray does contain calcium carbonate, which is shown in numerous studies to promote weight loss, improve metabolic syndrome and insulin resistance. It also contains Secale (rye; cereal grain) and there are several studies indicating that rye cereal grain improves insulin response, metabolic syndrome even in the absence of weight loss, and one study indicated it may improve appetite regulation. Also Advantage spray contains fucus vesiculosus (marine alga rich in iodine), which possesses high anti-oxidant capacity due to polyphenol content and is high in fiber. Topical application of the fucus vesiculosus extract promotes collagen, improved skin elasticity, anti-aging; when used with other agents (furcellaria lumbricalis, retinoic, conjugated linoleaic acid) improves lypolysis and reduces cellulite. But, fucus vesiculosus supplementation it has the potential for side effects due to high iodine content and drug interactions are a concern and it may cause hyperthyroidism.
Of more concern is that Advantage spray contains lycopodine pharmacological bioactive component, which blocks cellular synthesis and used to treat prostate cancer. It has not been shown to promote weight loss and the potential for side effects is sever, e.g. liver damage (hepatotoxicity and hepatitis.) Advantage spray also contains Thyroidinum, which is thyroid extract made from the thyroid glands of animals (pig, sheep or cow) and in only one randomized study there were no benefits to weight loss.
Four of the ingredients in the supplement, Edge, are minerals and extracts that have not been shown to promote weight loss (Vitamin B6, Magnesium, Chromium and Chocamine) but may have other health benefits. However, Edge also contains calcium, which is numerous studies in humans shows beneficial weight loss, reduced insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome. It also contains caffeine, which in numerous studies when combined with other ingredients, e.g. ephedrine, green tea, etc. promotes weight loss. And the supplement, Edge, includes green Tea Leaf Extract, which in numerous studies promotes weight loss and improved metabolic syndrome.
The supplement, Edge, also contains Green Bean Coffee Extract. There were no studies in Green Bean Coffee Extract, but numerous studies in green coffee extract (no bean) showed improved weight status and blood pressure.
However, of concern is that the supplement Edge contains Phenylethylamine HCl. There was no specific research on this specific substance. However, there were hundreds of studies that included its derivatives indicating a potential for severe side effects.
See below for more specific information:
Ingredients with no weight loss results but with the potential for side effects:
1. Phenylethylamine HCl no specific research found; studies including its derivatives indicate a potential for severe side effects.
Advantage Spray
Ingredients shown to have no effect on weight loss:
1. abrotanum (Artemisia abrotanum); extracts are essential oils (flavonols and terpenes used in cooking, cosmetics, as nasal spray for allergic rhinitis
2. Anacard no research found
3. Baryta mur no research found
4. Hellebor nig no research found
5. Ignatia 1 study in humans; 9 in animals; used for anxiety related symptoms and oral lesions
6. Magnesia phos- no research found
7. Silicea in a pilot study improved gastrointestinal disorder symptoms
8. Thymus serpyllum wild thyme (herb)
9. Solidago virgaurea golden rod garden flower; anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, diuretic, antispasmodic, analgesic; used for urinary tract infections with no side effects
Ingredients shown to promote weight loss:
1. Calcium carbonate numerous studies in humans showing benefit to weight loss, insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome
2. Secale (rye; cereal grain) several studies indicating improved insulin response, metabolic syndrome even in the absence of weight loss, may improve appetite regulation
Ingredients that have the potential for side effects and no benefit to weight loss:
1. Lycopodine pharmacological bioactive component, blocks cellular synthesis; used to treat prostate cancer. Side effects: liver damage (hepatotoxicity and hepatitis)
2. Thyroidinum thyroid extract made from the thyroid glands of animals (pig, sheep or cow); only one randomized study - showed no benefits to weight loss; one study in cats (4 cases) helped only one cat
3. Fucus vesiculosus (marine alga rich in iodine) possesses high anti-oxidant capacity due to polyphenol content and high in fiber; Side Effects: Due to high iodine content drug interactions are a concern; may cause hyperthyroidism topical application of the extract promotes collagen, improved skin elasticity, anti-aging; when used with other agents (furcellaria lumbricalis, retinoic, conjugated linoleaic acid) improves lypolysis and reduces cellulite
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vitamin supplement
Ingredients shown to have no effect on weight loss:
1. Vitamin B6 vitamin supplement
2. Magnesium mineral supplement
3. Chromium mineral supplement
4. Chocamine cocoa extract no research found
Ingredients shown to promote weight loss:
1. Calcium mineral supplement; numerous studies in humans showing benefit to weight loss, insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome
2. Caffeine numerous studies when caffeine is combined with other ingredients, e.g. ephedrine, green tea, etc.
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The sponsorship deal with the US-based insurance company – which also takes in the NZ Maori, NZ Sevens, Black Ferns, Women's Sevens and U20 national teams – was confirmed at a press conference in Auckland.
'This is a great day for New Zealand rugby,' said NZRU chief executive Steve Tew. 'This is an exciting new partnership that will further secure the future of rugby at all levels in this country and pave the way for our game to reach new fans around the world. Today's announcement is a game changer for New Zealand rugby.'
All Blacks captain Richie McCaw said the new sponsorship arrangement had his support.
'It's really flattering that a company this big has chosen New Zealand rugby to be its cornerstone sponsorship. It shows incredible respect for our traditions, heritage and record of success across all our teams. This will really help make our game stronger right from the community game to the All Blacks so this is great news for rugby.'
The AIG logo on the All Blacks jersey is just under one third the size of the maximum allowed under IRB guidelines.
'This is not a decision we have taken lightly. Like all New Zealanders we greatly respect the rich and proud heritage of the black jersey, which is why NZRU consulted with senior players and others as we carefully weighed up this latest move,' Tew said.


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Retribution is currently terrible in every aspect of the game, even with the best gear currently available.
- Azreal, 70 Paladin, Death & Taxes, Korgath (Yes, that Death & Taxes)
11:04 AM, January 15, 2008:
Retribution Paladins do not have comparable DPS to Shadow Priests. I do not understand where this comes from, as I have never seen a WWS of a major fight with Paladins anywhere near respectable DPS margins.
Death and Taxes would use Retribution Paladins if they were good. There's no spite or hatred of the class preventing them from doing so. They simply don't work. If they did, they would be used; it's that simply. Top tier guilds have to take advantage of everything available to them. It would be hindering progression to do otherwise. Unfortunately, at this time, the spec is sub par.
- Azreal, 70 Paladin, Death & Taxes, Korgath
10:26 PM, January 15, 2008:
I just went Ret in 3s, and I took top 10 undefeated.
You seem to be really gun-ho on Paladins as a hybrid, and, for the first time in a long while I actually feel like one, rather than a healer / cleanser.
I never really considered Ret as a viable spec until today. I always compared Ret Paladins to other melee classes, and in that regard they fall short. No interrupt, no snare, no healing debuff etc. etc. I'm sure you've heard it all before. After a few games however, I can see how Paladins can still play support as Ret, and the things that make Holy so strong are still there.
- Azreal, 70 Paladin, Death & Taxes, Korgath
Febuary 5, 2008:
By the way, I started Raiding as Ret, it's completely viable.
- Azreal, 70 Paladin, Death & Taxes, Korgath
All teasing aside, this is great to see. Perhaps it will convince more guilds to give a Retribution paladin a trial. For better or worse, the high end guilds do hold a lot of sway in the raiding community, and D&T are among the very top.
I feel like posting a thread to the paladin forums. I'm pretty sure I could get a 10-page flame-war going.


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Evolution theory is incompatible with materialism
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1. The first reason is of course that evolution is about already existing ingredients changing configuration over time. The physical ingredients that make up your heart (or any other organ) have been around since the big bang. Evolution just shaped them into a different configuration, it did not create them. An electric eel, by means of a specialised organ, can generate electric shocks to stun prey and defend itself. Neither the eel nor its evolutionary ancestors ever created electric charge, they simple made use of that which was already there and extends throughout the universe. Evolution only acts on that which exists, it doesnt create new physical ingredients. Why would it be different for C? Why throw evolution theory out the window when it concerns C?
2. The second reason is that evolution theory implies that C has causal power. Here's why: Natural Selection is about the survival of organisms, and they survive because of their behavior in their environment (procreating, looking for food, fighting, hiding, etc.). Now imagine that C has no causal power, and it does not influence the behavior of the organism. We might aswell experience 24/7 of being in disneyland, while our physical surroundings are full of tigers and steep cliffs. Our bodies would avoid the tigers and cliffs anyway, whether we are conscious of them or not. Natural selection would not force our mental world to correspond with the physical world, since we do not die more often when there is a mismatch. This is clearly false. So C has causal power. Now what causal power would that be? The laws of physics are universal. C either has causal power over one of them, or is one of them. Either option is a deathblow to materialism.
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Filmmaker Ken Burns and co-producer Dayton Duncan joined middle school students from Brookfield Middle School in Sacramento at Yosemite National Park this spring. Burns and Duncan were previewing their latest PBS documentary, "National Parks: America's Best Idea." / Al GOLUB
One hundred and fifty years ago this summer, amid a civil war that had torn his nation apart, President Abraham Lincoln signed a law that changed history. It had nothing to do with preserving the Union; instead, it preserved forever a beautiful valley and a grove of trees Lincoln had never seen, thousands of miles away in California.
The law Lincoln signed on June 30, 1864, set aside the Yosemite Valley and the Mariposa Grove of giant sequoias for "public use, resort and recreation ... for all time." The idea of national parks - what the historian Wallace Stegner called "America's best idea" - essentially was born in that moment.
Yes, at first what was called the Yosemite Grant was entrusted to the state of California for administration and protection (eventually it would revert back to federal jurisdiction). And yes, eight more years would elapse before Yellowstone was designated as the world's first national park in 1872. But if you're looking for the seed that grew into what is now a forest of more than 400 national parks in the United States and hundreds more around the world, look to Yosemite in 1864.
Before that moment, the most magnificent places in any nation were the exclusive property of royalty or the rich. The Yosemite Act proclaimed for the first time that in a democracy, at least, they rightfully belonged to everyone.
At age 150, the national park idea now seems such a natural part of our landscape that we often forget it wasn't always so. We take it for granted that the grandest canyon on Earth or the nation's highest mountain or the world's greatest collection of geysers would of course be protected from destruction and exploitation. We assume that an exquisite valley with the continent's highest waterfalls and a grove of Creation's biggest trees would of course be saved for future generations to enjoy and experience. We can't imagine it any other way.
But in fact, the seed that was planted in Yosemite a century and a half ago has required careful cultivation to grow and thrive. Otherwise it could have just as easily withered and died. The history of virtually every national park includes threats against that park's creation and continued existence - threats that were confronted by park champions who proved up to the challenge.
In Yellowstone National Park's early years, poachers slaughtered the wildlife with impunity because regulations supposedly protecting the elk and the continent's few surviving bison were toothless. In Washington, proposals were made to turn the park over to the state of Wyoming, or even, as one senator suggested, "survey it and sell it as other public lands are sold." They were blocked by a coalition led by the early conservationist George Bird Grinnell, who referred to Yellowstone as "the people's park."
In 1886, when Congress simply deleted any appropriation for Yellowstone's administration, Gen. Philip Sheridan rode to the rescue, sending the U.S. Cavalry to take control of the park. Though originally meant as a temporary stopgap, military supervision would last for 30 years, until the National Park Service was created in 1916.
Efforts to protect the Grand Canyon as a national park began in 1882 - only to be continually blocked by narrow interests that had other ideas for the canyon's future. In 1908, President Theodore Roosevelt broke the political logjam by designating it a national monument through the special executive authority of the Antiquities Act; in 1919, it finally became a national park.
Think about the Grand Canyon for a minute. Think about how many millions of people have stood in hushed, reverent silence at its rim beholding this wonder of nature. Then consider that 37 years of constant struggle were required to preserve such a wonder as a national park. That's what defenders of the national park idea have always been up against. (Nearly half of our national parks have the Antiquities Act and the presidents who used it to thank for their existence, rather than an act of Congress.)
In Yosemite, where it all began, the state's supervision of a national treasure was quickly riddled with problems. Because of political bickering in Sacramento, the superintendent went for years without any pay; the meadows of Yosemite Valley were turned into hay fields; in the sacred groves of sequoias, tunnels were cut through living trees as tourist attractions. It required the eloquent support of John Muir, the political muscle of Theodore Roosevelt, and years of work by citizens from all walks of life to turn the original Yosemite Grant into a national park in 1906. Now, a multimillion-dollar effort to restore the Mariposa Grove of giant sequoias by removing a parking lot and roadway that impinge on the trees' long-term survival has again required the help of everyday citizens, through their donations to the Yosemite Conservancy.
Such has been the life so far of an idea everyone loves but too often assumes can take care of itself. The love is nice but isn't enough. Vigilance and commitment were necessary for America's best idea to reach the ripe old age of 150. And the best birthday present we can give it is to promise to protect it for another century and a half.
Duncan and Burns are the creators of the PBS documentary The National Parks: America's Best Idea, available via ShopPBS.org. Duncan's most recent book is Seed of the Future: Yosemite and the Evolution of the National Park Idea.
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what about fatpad? - I had a lot of guys asking me up in Cincy this weekend - when is it?
What about the first weekend of July? (looks like a good one)
what about fatpad? - I had a lot of guys asking me up in Cincy this weekend - when is it?
What about the first weekend of July? (looks like a good one)
If you're talking about the weekend of July 2-3 ill be in florida...which is awesome because I need a vacation, but playing in that tournament would be cool.
"The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry."
Course needs to be sprayed, went there Saturday and was attacked by ticks.
The course has been sprayed and will be sprayed more. The ticks are due to a heavy deer and turkey population. The deer and turkey populated the area for the past 2 years while the park was closed. The more people play the course the less these animals will use the area as a place for bedding and the less ticks we'll see. I played twice last week and between the two rounds came out with two ticks. It's getting better.
Just remember Muldraugh. When we first opened that course you could get ticks just from looking at a picture of the course. It's much better now and we don't spray anymore.
"...a glass can only spill what it contains..."
I've always had a much bigger problem in my disc golf career with poison ivy than with ticks, and Otter was rarely a problem with the ivy.
So is this the date on july 2 what formmat r u playing 3 rounds of 18 or the 27 hole layout that would be awesome if we did the 27. Anyway me @ johhny will be there
Anyone TD'ing this yet?
Got a date set yet?
Be good if we can give players at least a months notice
I am interested in running this and trying to work some dates out with work atm.
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