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Today, dear Gumbooteers, it's getting serious. We must talk. About Nazis. Think those guys went extinct in 1945? Or that they all went to Argentina? To Antarctica? To the Moon? Well, they did not. And some of them managed to keep a tiny spark of their horrible ideas alive. In Germany. We've been a sound democracy for 61 years now. But still there are those who spit on our parliament and who adhere to the thought of a master-race and German world domination. They try to be as nice and bourgeois as they can, these days, wearing suits and telling everyone that they're not the bad guys. Yeah, right. But usually, if you do a little research you spot that there's something fishy. That there are connections to militant neo-fascist organizations. On May 1st, one of those nice guy-groups, ProNRW is holding a big rally in my hometown, here in Solingen (NRW, our province, will have elections soon). So right now, the ranks are closing: In favour of a multifaceted, colourful German society of the 21st century. Against those who wish to bring back the brown hordes.
ProNRW has self-styled itself as a "civil rights-movement" that tries to limit Islamic influences in German society. They push the right button there, since a lot of Germans feel that immigrants from Islamic countries aren't well integrated, 911 and the War on Terror of course added fuel to that debate. All of this can be discussed: But it must be clear that the solution of those problems should not be left to people who still think Hitler was great.
A specialist from the University of Duesseldorf, Alexander Haeusler, gave a speech on the topic in Solingen this week, at a meeting of "Bunt statt Braun" ("Colourful instead of brown"), an initiative formed by citizens opposed to those wolves in the fold known as ProNRW.
250 people came to hear the truth about this right wing-group. Haeusler has been watching and studying ProNRW closely for quite some time now. And he arrives at the same conclusion as German authorities: These guys are using the disguise of a civil rights-movement in order to propagate fear and hatred against Islam in Germany. And now they intend to carry that climate into individual cities in Germany's west. Hence the rally in Solingen on May 1st.
ProNRW is a threat to democracy in Germany because a lot of people still just perceive them as an option for a "vote of protest" against the established parties, not knowing of their true alignment and their connections to aggressive para-military Neo Nazi groups.
The Solinger Tageblatt (Solingen Daily) reported this week, that the ProNRW-candidate for the provincial parliament, a guy named Tobias Nass from Solingen, has a vivid past as a Neo Nazi. He claims to have cut all connections in that direction, yet whether that is really the case remains to be doubted.
Solingen Daily also published a photo of Nass, that shows him dressed up as Hitler. Until the beginning of this year, said pic was to be found in his StudiVZ-account (a German Facebook-variant for students). When he announced his candidacy, this photo suddenly disappeared from the web. Talk about coincidence… ProNRW probably tried to clean up his public image, and Nass claims the Hitler-pics were a joke. Very funny, dude. And: In 2007, Tobias Nass was still a member of the NPD – THE German Neo Nazi-party. The only reason why this party isn't banned is that our authorities and the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution fear uncontrollable radicalization once these guys should be forced to go underground.
In 2007, the NPD tried to get a foothold in Solingen. Unsuccessfully. All major political parties, cultural institutions and most importantly THE PEOPLE of Solingen showed them that they weren't welcome. It was then, that the alliance "Colourful instead of Brown" was forged in order to organize counter-demonstrations. Hundreds of Solingers demonstrated peacefully against the hitherto last public NPD-activities in our city. Yet now, ProNRW is rearing its ugly head in the City of Blades.
And they mean it: While Haeusler, the specialist on right wing tendencies from University of Duesseldorf, was holding
his speech this week in Solingen, the centre for alternative culture where he informed about ProNRW's Nazi connections was ambushed by about a dozen militant Nazis. Well, as police spokesman Michael Bartsch told Solingen Daily, it was just a "minor brawl", and only a 19-year supposed Neo Nazi suffered minor injuries. Yet still, the police arrested some of the unbidden guests and told the rest to leave the premises. Eye witnesses claim the mischief-makers were armed with clubs.
Well, I hope that such a clash does not happen again. Nevertheless, I'll be there for the counter-demonstration on May 1st. Because I want those fascists to know: I don't want no Nazis in my city. My dad was born in 1934, so he's got some first hand experience with the reign of terror that was Nazi Germany. From the things he tells me, it always boils down to the quote from famous historian Sebastian Haffner: "The first victim of Nazi oppression were the German people."
I'll come back with a report on the counter-demonstration on May 1st, so stay tuned. And always remember Thomas Jefferson: "The price of freedom is eternal vigilance."
Meanwhile, I'll leave you with "Die Aerzte" ("The Physicians"), who, in the early nineties, published "Schrei nach Liebe" ("Scream for Love"), a song against fascism written from the point of view of someone arguing with a Neo Nazi. At that time, right-wing violence reached a dangerous peak in Germany. Enjoy German Punkrock against neo-fascism – with lyrics translated into English:


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Two police officers named in a federal indictment against a Mingo County judge are accused in federal court cases with other alleged misconduct.
West Virginia State Police Trooper Brandon Moore and Gilbert Police Officer Nathan Glanden are accused in separate federal lawsuits with beating criminal suspects, The Charleston Gazette reports (http://bit.ly/17Ykrj4).
Both are named in the indictment of Circuit Judge Michael Thornsbury, who federal prosecutors claim tried to frame his romantic rival for drug possession, larceny and assault. Prosecutors claim the trooper and officer helped with the unsuccessful schemes, but neither was charged. Thornsbury has pleaded not guilty and remains free on bond facing an Oct. 15 trial.
Moore has been suspended pending an internal state police investigation. As of Friday, Glanden remained at work but neither he nor his boss, Gilbert Police Chief Michael Rasmussen, returned telephone calls seeking comment.
Attempts to find a working telephone number for Moore were unsuccessful.
The federal indictment accuses Thornsbury of having an affair with his secretary, Kim Woodruff, and then retaliating after she broke off the relationship by trying to have her husband, Robert, framed for various crimes between 2008 and 2012.
The indictment claims Glanden obtained an arrest warrant for Woodruff on assault and battery charges at the judge's behest. Those charges later were dropped.
Moore is accused of filing a false criminal complaint against Woodruff, accusing him of stealing scrap metal from his employer. That charge also was dismissed.
He also is accused of providing false grand jury testimony about Woodruff in 2009.
A Raleigh County man sued Moore and the state police in March, claiming the trooper unnecessarily beat him in front of his children.
Andy Tiller claims in his lawsuit that Moore came to his home on Feb. 14, 2011, because Tiller's motorcycle didn't have proper registration. Tiller claims that while he was handcuffed, Moore threw him off his porch down several steps and "repeatedly struck" him. He also claims Moore illegally searched his home.
Attorneys for the State Police deny the allegations and say Tiller doesn't have enough evidence to support the claims. The case has been assigned to U.S. District Judge Irene Berger.
In the lawsuit against Glanden, Bobby Lester and Jimmy West claim the officer and four others kicked in West's door and severely beat the two men "for no reason and without provocation" after asking them earlier about a gun that was stolen from an officer who lived nearby. Glanden was sued, along with another Gilbert officer and three state police troopers.
"After the beating, the officers simply left. Neither Mr. West nor Mr. Lester were arrested or ever charged with a crime. Before leaving, one officer informed Mr. West that he should not mention the incident to anyone or his life would become 'a living hell,'" according to the lawsuit.
West and Lester were treated at the hospital, according to the lawsuit.
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Chattanooga will still try to extend its unbeaten streak with Sunday's home match against UT-Martin. The Lady Mocs host the Skyhawks at the UTC Tennis Courts on Sunday, Feb. 17, at 2:00 p.m. (E.S.T.). Attendance for all home matches is always free. A link for live scoring for is available on the women's tennis schedule page on GoMocs.com.
Chattanooga is 5-0 on the year and off to its best start since 1991. The Lady Mocs are on a school-record run of four consecutive shutouts and have only dropped one point this season. UTC scored a 6-1 in last year's meeting in Martin, Tenn., on March 3.
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UTC head coach Jeff Clark scored his 100th win last week against Austin Peay. He is in the sixth year of his second stint as head coach of the Lady Mocs. He guided the team to a 43-27 record in his first term at Chattanooga from 1999-01. He now has a nine-year career record of 100-84.
UTC is led by senior Jenna Nurik (Roswell, Ga.) who is the reigning Southern Conference Player of the Week and off to a 5-0 start in singles action. Sophomore Claire Mulyadi (Semarang, Indonesia) and freshmen Kayla Jones (Memphis, Tenn.) and Kelsey Coots (Huntsville, Ala.) are also 5-0 in singles. Junior Alexa Flynn (Memphis, Tenn.) is undefeated in three matches while sophomore Kaylene Chadwell (Franklin, Tenn.) has a 4-1 record.
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The Alpha Tau chapter of Alpha Pi Chi National Sorority Inc. has awarded academic scholarships to two Berkeley County students, Hamp Middleton Jr. who is attending Trident Technical College, and Nicole Singleton, who is attending USC-Aiken. The presentations were made at a sorority meeting at Pop's Restaurant in Moncks Corner. Present with Singleton and Middleton (holding certificates) include Dr. R.D. Gibbs, Ella Chisholm and Hamp Middleton Sr.
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Private Investigator Liz Talbot thinks she's seen another ghost when she meets Calista McQueen. She's the spitting image of Marilyn Monroe. Born precisely 50 years after the ill-fated star, Calista's life has eerily mirrored the late starlet's — and she fears the looming anniversary of Marilyn's death will also be hers.
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Yes he is. He has obvious holes in his game but so far he has defeated a lot of very good fighters.
Youngest champion ever, and he has basically cleaned out his division.
IMO, greatness is measured by performing through great adversity.
He's clearly the most dominant and easily the most gifted. However, I will reserve goat until I see him truly tested against someone of equal skill.
He is truly amazing, though. I hate him, but he is truly amazing.
Not against a GREAT challenger. I see Gus as being equal in stature but not in skills. I might be selling him short but it's simply my opinion; akin to Buster Douglas beating Tyson.
I'm struggling to think of a light heavyweight title fight in recent memory where the champion overcame more adversity to come away with the win. Machida / Shogun 1 maybe?
Goose more than held his own on the feet and shut down Bones's wrestling which has always been the backbone of his game. Jones was taken to some uncomfortable places and got better as the fight wore on. I'd say he's officially been tested.
Jones is the LHW GOAT for me. Hendo would be up there, but time is on Jones side to put it beyond all doubt.
I'm still waiting to declare him GOAT. He has beaten a great list of fighters. He fought through adversity last weekend. But the reach advantage and size advantage come into play for me as well. He did have ALOT of trouble with the first guy his size that he fought and that's what holds me back on calling him GOAT. BUT....he is so young and has already done so much. I'll give it a little while longer. So I guess as of right now, I would say no.


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Apple releases iOS 6.1 beta 1 to developers
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Apple releases iOS 6.1 beta 1 to developers
Any sort of release notes with it?
What changes are there?
Yeah, the release notes were published. Nothing major.
Guys, I believe you are referring to the 6.01 version which was released to all. This article is regarding 6.1 beta which is different.
Exactly, I don't have a developer account, would love to know if there is any new stuff!
with this 6.1 Beta Update you will have a button to report problems with Maps...it's a much bigger harder to miss button than before. Also, your lock screen music controls are different...they are a little more separated which is a good thing. that's all I've found so far...looking for more!


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LAS CRUCES, N.M. (Nov. 15)-The New Mexico State men's basketball team defeated Southeastern Louisiana, 81-56, in the 2012-13 home opener inside the Pan American Center. Senior forward Tyrone Watson directed the Aggies (1-1) with a career-high 24 points.
Watson was 7-of-10 from the field and 10-of-10 at the free-throw line in 24 minutes of action. Freshman center Sim Bhullar was also in double-digits for the first time with 13 points, and he grabbed seven rebounds. The Aggies shot the ball well in the home opener including 51.9 percent from the field (28-of-54), 50 percent from the 3-point line (4-of-8) and 80.8 percent from the free-throw line (21-of26).
The Aggies had a 47-31 halftime lead behind 20 points from Watson. He set a new career high in the first half with 6-of-9 shooting from the field and an 8-of-8 performance at the free-throw line. Off the bench, junior guard Kevin Aronis added eight points on 2-of-3 shooting from the 3-point line. The Aggies ended the first half in an offensive rhythm and hit 8-of-11 shots to outscore the Lions 20-8 to post a 16-point advantage.
In the second half, the Lions narrowed the gap to six, 53-47, with 12:45 to play, but the Aggies answered with the next four points.
The home opener started a span of three games in four days for the Aggies. NM State travels east to meet Bucknell, Saturday, Nov. 17 at 3:30 p.m. and Niagara, Sunday, Nov. 18, at 2 p.m. in the 2K Sports Classic benefiting Wounded Warrior Project in Niagara Falls, N.Y.


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New Merit Badge Councilor list
Check out the updated Merit Badge Councilors list on the "List of Councilors" link below. Thanks to parents/leaders who recently signed up as new councilors!
Upcoming Troop Day Hike
The Troop Day Hike and Orienteering Contest will be Saturday, March 22 at the Hopedale Parklands Forest. We will meet at the parish center at 9:00 AM and leave about 9:30 AM for the park. We will return for pick up at the parish center by 5:00 PM that evening. Scouts need to bring: a bag lunch, poncho or rain coat if it looks like rain that day, wear boots, bring a hat and gloves/mittens. A spare pair of socks is a must. If the weather is cold, bring a warm coat as well. Scouts should bring at least one quart/liter of water (no soda, juice, punch, etc.). Do not bring water in disposable water bottles. Scouts need to bring a day pack (school pack will work fine) to carry all their gear for the day.
The Hopedale Parklands Forest is a great place to hike and explore. There are miles of trails and hills that surround the Hopedale Pond and the Mill River. After hiking in to a remote hill top shelter, we'll set up base for our Orienteering Contest. We will divide the scouts into age/ability groups. Using orienteering maps, scouts will plot strategy, and then seek out as many orienteering markers as possible in the allotted time. The troop has conducted these orienteering contests before with great success. If you son will be attending the hike, please complete the permission slip and return it to the Troop Scribe at the March 13th troop meeting. All first year crossover scouts are strongly encouraged to attend as this is a great introduction to our outdoor program. If you son would like to attend but won't be at the March 13th troop meeting, please email Ron Gorham at email@example.com We'll need a few parents to drive to/from and/or stay for the event. If you can help out please indicate on the permission slip.
Venture Scouts will be planning and leading this activity. Ventures will perform the course setup on March 15th using GPS devices, and will also lead the actual event on March 22nd. Venture attendance at one of these two dates is required. Attendance at this hike counts toward the outdoor participation requirement (>= 50% of events) to advance to the next rank.
At the end of the hike we will enjoy some of Troop 4′s famous fried dough!
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Monday, August 5, 2013
Wando football coach Jimmy Noonan captured the upcoming season in three words during the Warriors' first official team practice Friday morning: "Happy New Year."
After rolling through the regular season with only a loss to national powerhouse Goose Creek – which was later ruled a Wando win because of a Goose Creek rules violation – the Warriors had accomplished the best record in program history.
Then, White Knoll happened. Wando lost its opening 4A state playoff game. "That's 4A football," Noonan said. "Our guys have to know and understand you have to be at your best every single Friday night."
That's in the past now, evidenced by only five returning starters – three on offense and two on defense – from last season. Happy New Year.
"There's always an excitement to get started," he said. "The fresh cut grass – it has not its luster."
Kenny Waring returns to the backfield, which appears to be less crowded than last year. Only a sophomore at the time, Waring emerged as the go-to tailback in the second half of the season, grabbing the job from a few capable seniors.
"He's ready for a great junior year," Noonan said. "He had to share the load last year, but he'll be the main guy."
The starting quarterback job is a battle between a senior, junior and sophomore. Dalton Stubbs, a senior, is the only one with repetitions at the varsity level, but they're minimal. Will Coleman, a junior, transferred from Ashley Ridge. And, sophomore Bailey Hart is also vying for the position. He is Christian Hart's brother, who amassed 2,787 yards, 26 passing touchdowns and a 60-percent completion rate last year.
Every high school program strives for offensive balance, but its rare to accomplish it. Wando's play selections were 50.5 percent run and 49.5 percent pass. Noonan called that "perfect."
"It's tough on the defense when you can actually have true balance. We will seek balance," he said. "Ultimately, we'll have to determine whether we're capable of that."
Nolan Kelleher, a major Division I prospect on the offensive line, enters his senior year with plenty to look forward to. He reduced 26 scholarship offers to eight preferences from SEC and ACC programs. Noonan said he plans to make a decision by the halfway point of the season. He led the team in pancakes (33) and was third in knockdowns (29).
On defense, Wando returns leading tackler Matt Norman and defensive back Chance Price, who had two defensive touchdowns.
Wando is operating on the final season of a two-year schedule cycle. Opponents from last year will be foes again this year. The only changes will be switching home games to away games and vice versa.
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By Vernon from USA on 2011-09-26 14:00:43Things I liked:I got a Hill MK3 pump because the farm is 100 miles from the nearest filling place. I completely emptied a Sam Yang dual tank Dragon Claw rifle to see how long it would take me to fill the gun by pumping and it took 700 pumps to reach 3000 psi. From 2000 to 2500 psi takes 100 pumps and you have to stop to let the pump cool down. 2500-3000 psi takes closer to 120 pumps and takes quite a bit of effort on both the up and down stroke. I had been filling the gun inside an air conditioned house without using the desiccant. When I went to the farm, the humidity increased throughout the day and I swear it got harder to pump the more humid it got. I never did see any water vapor from the gun on any of my shots so that indicates to me the desiccant was adequately removing the water vapor.
Things I would have changed:Pump does what it's supposed to do, produce high pressure at low volume. In 80°F weather I can do 50 strokes at 2000-3000 psi before the pump gets warm. Change the hose length, 1 foot is way to short! Make the base bigger. It works but you have to be on something hard, on anything slighty soft you start burying the pump.
What others should know:If filling a gun from zero pressure, you can pump a couple hundred times before the pump gets warm. When you get the pump, take off the bottom brass guide of the outer cover and check for debris. Mine had a piece of the o-ring in the threads.
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What others should know:This pump is very hard to use. You need to be in excellent physical shape to use it. I was never able to charge my Recluse above 1500 psi.
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Friday, December 10, 2010
Remembering Mother
The picture was taken when we were at the Ding Darling Wildlife Refuge on Sanibel Island just as the roseate spoonbills were flying in to feed.
Today, in her memory, I will read a poem, listen to an opera (or at least a couple arias), have two glasses of wine and embellish a story or two. I'll think about baseball, plan a trip, overcook a pork chop, look at something extraordinarily beautiful and laugh with my family. If I have any time left I'll do the New York Times crossword.
Love you, Mom. Happy Birthday.
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Happy Birthday to a wonderful Mom.ReplyDelete
Mom would most certainly approve. Just beautiful...ReplyDelete
Lovely post Susan -- I'm so glad I read your uplifting thoughts because I've been so sad today looking at the pictures of the weddings she missed, thinking of the upcoming holiday (not the same since she died) and wishing I could tell her all the accomplishments of the kids that she only knew as children. I know she would be so incredibly proud of her grandchildren and feel angry that she's not still here to be a part of our lives.ReplyDelete
Your attitude is so much healthier than mine -- did you ever think you'd hear me saying that? I love you and LOVE reading your blog.
The minute I saw this, I thought, that is Florida and what a lovely woman. Thanks for a wonderful post and letting me be right for once. Try to enjoy your memory day, your mom would approve.ReplyDelete
forgot to add, my favorite photo -- taken at your rehearsal dinner. Mom and dad dancing -- my all time favorite memories are the many times they were dancingReplyDelete
Your post and Sarah's comments can't help but bring tears. Love you both. I too have wonderful memories.ReplyDelete
This post reminds me so much of an article my sister wrote about our mother years ago. My mother loved Jussi Björling and we grew up listening to the opera on the radio saturday afternoons. Wonderful post.ReplyDelete
What a wonderful tribute to a beautiful lady. I just bet the apple didn't fall far from the tree.ReplyDelete
Lovely remembrance of your mom.
Thank you for sharing your memories of your mother. She sounds like someone who really knew how to enjoy life - one of the greatest gifts parents can pass on to their children.ReplyDelete
Raising a toast to your mom Susan. She sounds like a delightful woman. Thanks for sharing your celebration of her birthday.ReplyDelete
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Friday, January 24, 2014
A 29-year-old Pawleys Island woman was arrested after allegedly biting off a portion of the finger of another woman Wednesday morning.
According to an incident report, deputies were sent to a home in the 500 block of Parkersville Road where they found a 32-year-old woman bleeding from both hands.
The tip of her left index finger had been severed and she was also bleeding from her right thumb, the report states.
The woman was transported to the hospital, so deputies spoke with her boyfriend about what happened.
He said when Pyatt stooped by the house, he did not know she and his girlfriend had been fighting, so he let her inside.
He said Pyatt started arguing with his girlfriend, so he asked her to leave.
He said Pyatt and his girlfriend went on the front porch and he rushed out when he heard something fall.
He said he saw Pyatt biting his girlfriends finger so he tried to separate them.
Once he was able to get them separated, Pyatt left, the report states.
When deputies met with Pyatt, she said the victim is her cousin and they have been having some family issues, She said they have been exchanging texts until her cousin told her to bring it on.
Pyatt said she went to her cousins house where they began to argue. She said her cousin grabbed her by the throat and attempted to put her in a headlock, the report indicates.
She said her cousin would not let her go and bit her on the forehead. The deputy confirmed seeing what appeared to be a bite mark on her head.
She said she bit her cousins finger in defense.
Pyatt emphasized she went to the residence to talk, not fight.
The victim later told deputies she told Pyatt to stay away from her house. She says she was bitten by Pyatt before she bit Pyatt.
The deputy noted because Pyatt went to her cousins home knowing there may be trouble she was found to be the primary aggressor. She was charged with aggravated assault and is out of jail under a $3,000 bond.
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Another night of All Star Wrestling will be presented on Saturday, Nov. 3 with a 7 p.m. bell-time at Madison Civic Center in Madison.
Seven big matchups are scheduled, including an appearance by Wrestling Legend and former World Champion 'The Hands of Stone' Rugged Ronnie Garvin.
Garvin has wrestled in the Madison civic center before, in fact back in the early 1980's with ICW which was run by Randy Savage & his father Angelo Poffo.
Garvin went onto Mid-Atlantic Wrestling and became a big star there where he became the World Champion by defeating Nature Boy Ric Flair in 1987 during The Great American Bash. Garvin later went to the WWE where he had a feud with Greg The Hammer Valentine.
Also on the card is current TNA IMPACT star Sonjay Dutt.
Sonjay has enjoyed success in the wrestling world and can currently be seen on Spike TV's IMPACT Wrestling on Thursday Nights.
Sonjay has had battles in the ring with the likes of Jay Lethal, Curry man, & current X-Division Champion Zema Ion.
On Saturday, Nov. 3, Sonjay will battle current ASW Tag champion Jason Kincaid in what is sure to be an awesome match.
Another match that has been getting a lot of attention as of late in Madison is the ongoing feud between ASWs Appalachian Heritage Champion Rocky Rage versus former champ Shane Storm and his sneaky valet Steff Leppard.
There's no telling what will happen on Nov. 3 when Shane demands his rematch to gain his title back from Rage.
Other stars appearing on Saturday, Nov. 3, are: Smokey C, Chris Kahoz, Dirk Extreme, Damien Wayne, Chris Escobar, Lance Erickson, Chris Richards, Raw Talent and much more. A show you definitely don't want to miss.
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HOUSTON -- Retail gasoline prices in Texas have slipped a nickel this week.
AAA Texas on Thursday reported that average price at the pump was $3.09 per gallon. The association's weekly survey found national prices declined 8 cents to settle at $3.30 per gallon.
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Troy Nagel & Craig Marley Report from the 2013 U-Tac D-Day Scenario Event
photos by: Gareth Weise
South African Dye Tech, Troy Nagel, recently headed down to Cape Town for U-Tac's annual D-Day Scenario event. The 2 day event attracts players from all over the country who come to battle it out on U-Tac's impressive field. Troy had the Dye tech booth setup to fine tune all the Dye and Proto markers at the event and also to promote the incredible new Dye DAM marker!
Cape Town local and captain of team Dynamix, Craig Marley, was also on hand to back up Troy on the field and give players the chance to experience the DAM's dominating performance.
Craig gave us his rundown of the event:
"Unfortunately the event was held on one of the stormiest days that Cape Town has ever seen, bringing rain, hail and freezing winds. Still the troops came out to battle with the Allies taking on the Axis, Allies started in the boats while the Axis waited behind bunkers for the doors to drop and the chaos to begin. The horn blew and it was all out WAR, wind, rain, hail and flying paint everywhere while we scrambled to find cover.
Troy and I were there to demo DYE's new DAM, this was my first time playing with one and I was very impressed to say the least, what a great gun! It shot perfect the whole day using DYE CG paint and I loved the flexibility of being able to switch over to First Strike rounds on the fly to take those long range kills like a sniper, then flip back the switch and have the fire power to make the charge to the next bunker. I definitely felt like it gave me a huge edge on the field and most importantly I had a lot more fun!!
U-Tac is an incredible venue, one of the best scenario fields in the world and extremely well run, a big thanks to Allan and his crew for a great event. The Blades & Triggers staff were also really helpful and made sure that players had everything they needed throughout the event. Thanks to Switch MultiMedia for covering the event and taking some great pics.
Also a big thanks to Troy Nagel and DYE for the DAM and tactical gear, I can't wait for the next scenario game!
It was an amazing event and I highly recommend that you plan to be there next year!"


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Same old Charles...Packer for life
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posted Feb 17 2013 11:16AM
I don't know if Packer fans realize this, but Ted Thompson stepped out of his bounds on April 26, 2006. We know Ted well, right? The guy doesn't make a myriad of free agent signings, let alone top tier free agents. After one year in the books, though, as general manager, Thompson made one of the biggest free agent signings of his tenure. Inking him to a seven year, 52.7 million dollar deal, the Packers took a small gamble on a player that some believe may have already been washed up with the Oakland Raiders. His name was Charles Woodson.
The Green and Gold were the only franchise in the NFL to offer him a contract. Woodson made it clear that he did not want to play for Green Bay, but in the end, he chose not to turn the contract down. The decision was a life changer…
His accolades speak for themselves…
- 8 Pro Bowls
- 7 All-Pros
- AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year (2009)
- NFC Defense Player of the Year (2009)
- AP NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year (1998)
- Heisman Trophy Recipient (1997)
Just to name a few…
Woodson worked his magic game in and game out. From what I've seen out of #21, he was by far one of the best secondary players out there. The guy was a hawk on the football field, ready to strike for an incoming pass or to nail a quarterback to the ground.
Although he broke his collar bone in Super Bowl XLV, Woodson prevented Steelers WR Mike Wallace from catching a deep pass that could have changed the course of the game. His halftime speech to his teammates thereafter resonated well. The Packers would go on to win a thrilling Super Bowl, after a magic carpet ride nobody saw coming. He's the definition of an elite player…and a standup guy both on and off the field. (Not to mention, the guy always dressed nice before putting on the pads).
A couple of C-Wood's famous quotes…
"If the President don't want to come to see us at the Super Bowl, we're going to see him!"
"Same old Jay"
"I've been blessed with talent and wanting to be great. If you have those things, the sky is the limit."
He was a leader among men. He's definitely in the Packer Hall of Fame, and I expect him to retire as a Green Bay Packer. I also hope he makes the NFL Hall of Fame…
I wish him well…
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