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adidas Men's Filthyquick Mid D Football Cleat
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Get to the quarterback like an all-pro pass rusher in the Filthyquick D. A molded QUICKFOAM upper with synthetic leather toe overlays and heel strap ensure enhanced midfoot protection, durability and Achilles protection. The adidas® Filthyquick D football cleat uses an anatomically molded EVA insole for added comfort while an injected TPU outsole with seven lightweight detachable cleats deliver maximum traction and speed to run down any play.
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Somewhat reminiscent of Sen. John Kerry's (D-MA) tortured explanations on his Iraq war positions McAuliffe said said yesterday morning, "She voted to give the President the authority to negotiate and to have a stick to go over there and negotiate with Saddam Hussein."
Clinton has recently tried to distance herself from the vote going so far as to say that if she knew then what she knows now she wouldn't have voted that way.
However, the Senator has also made clear that she doesn't believe you get do-overs and she takes responsibility for that vote.
Writing under a "Hillary Does Iraq Flip: GOP" header, the New York Post's Maggie Haberman has Clinton campaign spokesman Blake Zeff saying: "If the Republicans want to make this election a referendum on who's right on Iraq, they can be my guest. One of the reasons they lost 30 seats in November while Sen. Clinton routed their candidate is because she's right on this issue and they're hopelessly out of touch." LINK
2008: Democrats: Obama:
Chicago Sun-Times Lynn Sweet sets the record straight for the Obama and Clinton camps, dismissing reports that Obama was educated in a radical Islamic school during his elementary student years in Jakarta and revealing that "no evidence whatsoever" is linked between the Clinton campaign and the rumor. LINK
Democratic agenda:
The Chicago Tribune's Jill Zuckman writes up the unlikely meeting of Rep. Rahm Emanuel (D-IL) and 10 Republican congressman at an upstairs room at the Monicle. Even the check was bipartisan; Emmauel and LaHood " split the $800 tab between them, leaving an additional 20 percent tip." LINK
Note also Emanuel dishing out free rooms and his invitation to President Bush, as part of a possible pattern.
The Washington Post team of Juliet Eilperin and Michael Grunwald write that Speaker Pelosi's "powerplay" on global warming is a sign that she wants her caucus to know that she is serious about discipline and avoiding a return to the days of powerful committee chairmen. LINK
Politics of Iraq:
The Wall Street Journal's David Rogers looks at some of Republicans distancing themselves from President Bush's Iraq war, including Boehner, who "surprised some of his own colleagues by proposing the creation of a bipartisan House select committee to oversee the president's strategy in Iraq and hold the White House accountable for achieving prescribed "benchmarks."
"While details of the competing Iraq plans varied, one point could not be mistaken: a growing number of senators in both parties find the president's strategy flawed. While some Republicans still vow to back the White House, the tough language from Mr. Warner, a former chairman of the Armed Services Committee and a onetime Navy secretary, dealt a blow to administration officials trying to salvage the Iraq plan," write Jeff Zeleny and Carl Hulse of the New York Times about the alternative bipartisan anti-surge resolution unveiled yesterday by Sens. Warner, Collins, Nelson (NE), and Coleman. LINK
The Washington Post's Jonathan Weisman on the same: LINK
"Warner Bill Hits Bush's Troop Surge," blares the front-page of the Washington Times. LINK
Minneapolis Star Tribune's Kevin Diaz covers Sen. Norm Coleman's (R-MN) backing of a new Senate resolution Monday opposing a buildup of U.S. troops in Baghdad -- Diaz writes it's a move designed to stem criticism from Minnesota DFLers for appearing to break from Bush's war policy, but refusing to back up his words in votes. LINK


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I prefer the philisophical/historical approach to my game reviews. I believe in my next post on Sword and Sworcery I discuss Jung's approach to archetypes and also the Journey of the Hero.
The lunar gateway opens, and the hand of fate beckons. Lo, the Gold Trigon makes itself known!
Sword & Sworcery Part 02
Edit: That took FOREVER to finalize!
The Swirling Infinite beckons you to a lunar battle of dreamscape proportions.
Sword & Sworcery Part 03.
The Bright Moon howls and calls you into the ethereal abyss.
You just know that with something that epic, I'm going to be annoying and ask for a link to it, right?
I love S&S:EP! I still need to get that Moon Grotto 7" before they run out. Already got the soundtrack on vinyl and cassette, and Guthrie's Children of the clone EP with the Superbrothers cover art. Those were better financial times. I really hope they don't release the Scythian Steppes remix EP on vinyl, because my S&S soundtrack collection is so close to complete!
@WarpSpeed said: You just know that with something that epic, I'm going to be annoying and ask for a link to it, right?
Wondering if Sword in Sworcery is worth investing in? Think it might be a tad too much? Is the game even any good? Worry no longer.


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The Extreme Environmental Groups that originally filed the Article 78 Lawsuit trying to put a halt to the Adirondack Club and Resort Project in Tupper Lake report they've filed a motion seeking an appeal of the appellate's unanimous decision striking down their law suit. According to papers from PROTECT and the Sierra Club, The return date for the motion is August 18th. and they say If the Appellate Division denies this motion, Protect the Adirondacks and Sierra Club plan to make a similar motion to the Court of Appeals, as provided for under the applicable rules of procedure. Protect the Adirondacks and Sierra Club say they strongly disagreed with the Appellate Court decision. And based on their comments, it appears they have no intention of allowing any court decision from allowing the project to move forward..
In a statement, the extrteme environmental groups say their original lawsuit primarily focused on the approval by the APA of 80 "Great Camp" lots spread widely throughout lands classified as Resource Management under the APA Act. The court's decision did not examine the failure of the APA to uphold the APA Act for development of lands classified as Resource Management. If the Appellate Court decision is upheld, they say, it will create a ruinous precedent that will negatively impact hundreds of thousands of acres classified as Resource Management across the Adirondack Park.
The groups statement continues by saying "Another principal objection is that the Appellate Division erred when it held that the Adirondack Park Land Use and Development Plan of the APA Act is merely guidance to APA and is not binding on the APA, despite the plain language of the statute to the contrary. This reverses 40 years of legal practice at the APA and accords APA decision-makers with vast opportunities to issue permits with little justification."
"The Appellate Division also erred," PROTECT says, "When it held that APA's reliance upon post-approval studies of adverse impacts to wetlands and wildlife, which have not yet been conducted, as grounds for approval of the project, was not arbitrary and capricious."
According to their appeal they say "The Court also did not examine the APA's reliance on materials that illegally supplemented the hearing record to make its decision. The Court also failed to examine ex parte communication issues."
According to PROTECT's statement, The timetable for such motions is relatively quick. Final resolution of this motion, and a potential similar motion to the NYS Court of Appeals, is expected within six months.


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Roy Kenneth Boren
IOWA PARK – Roy Kenneth Boren, 82, died Sunday, March 31, 2013, at his residence in Electra, Texas.
Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday, April 4, 2013, at Highland Cemetery, with Pastor Daniel Graham of Cornerstone Church, Iowa Park, officiating. Services are under the direction of Dutton Funeral Home of Iowa Park.
Mr. Boren was born May 15, 1931 in Leonard, Texas, to Claude and Eunice (Watson) Boren. He married Gloria Jane Boren May 7, 1954. He worked in the oilfield all his life, working for W.H. Hammond and Birdwell Well Service. Roy loved to hunt and fish. He has lived in the Electra area all his life.
His parents, his wife, daughter, Vicky J. Pierce, and a brother, J.W. Boren, preceded him in death.
He is survived by his son, Ronnie Boren and wife, Victoria of Iowa Park; grandsons, Joseph Boren, Wesley Boren and Dalton Boren, and a great grandson, Cullum Boren.
Messages of condolence may be offered at www.duttonfuneralhome
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