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Cardinals QB Skelton: Team started grasping for straws
TEMPE -- John Skelton began the 2012 season as the starting quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals.
A third-year pro, the former Fordham star appeared to be on a career path that was trending upward, with a chance to establish himself not only as a solid QB in the NFL, but as the Cardinals' quarterback of the present and future.
Skelton finished the 2012 season as a healthy scratch, inactive for the team's final two games as passers Ryan Lindley and Brian Hoyer shared the reps.
"It was disappointing," Skelton said Monday as he and his teammates cleared out their lockers. "To start as high as I did to be named the starter and then that first week to go down (with an ankle injury), then it kind of just up and down from there.
"These last few weeks have kind of just been a nosedive, I guess."
Skelton finished the season completing just 109 of 201 passes for 1,132 yards and two touchdowns. He was picked off nine times and compiled a quarterback rating of 55.4.
His numbers were not good -- they were not even mediocre -- which could lead one to wonder how a young player could get worse from one season to the next.
Yet, that's what happened, and Skelton said the great thing about the NFL is that he'll likely get another opportunity to prove himself.
"Next year and this offseason is a chance at redemption."
Redemption may not come in Arizona.
Skelton admitted there were times he felt he "got the short end of the stick" with regards to how head coach Ken Whisenhunt handled things, but figured it's just part of the business.
"When you're losing eight or nine in a row, everyone's going to be grasping for straws," Skelton said. "And I think there's times that we did that here in Arizona."
Whisenhunt and the Cardinals most certainly did, and nothing the coach did was able to turn things around or solve the team's problems at quarterback. Kevin Kolb, who like Skelton is still under contract for next season, provided some stability early in the season, but went down in Week Six and the team never recovered.
Then again, there were times during what ended up being a nine-game losing streak that the Cardinals appeared capable of getting a win. Skelton points to what happened in Atlanta -- where he was pulled from the game with a 13-0 lead -- as something that still irks him to this day.
"That one hurts," Skelton said. "Getting the pull that early, that kind of sucks.
"I haven't forgotten; I don't think I'll forget it anytime soon."
Skelton appeared to be not fond of the decision-making by his head coach, and even though the QB struggled this year, it's easy to see why. Being in and out of the lineup would not be easy for anyone to handle, and Skelton admitted this season has led to some resentment.
"There's some animosity, I think, sometimes it's just the way the business is," he said. "You can't always have it your way, you can't always have a good time, so you've got to take the good with the bad and just roll with it."
Skelton, who said he would welcome some kind of change at this point, knows that very well could lead to him being with a different team next season. It may have to.
"I think it's going to be hard to continue if things stay the same here, with me getting the short end of the stick," he said. "But we'll see what happens. It's a long offseason, there will be a lot of changes."
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UFC 154's John Makdessi hires mental coach to break him of street-fighting mentality
http://mmajunkie.com/news/31621/ufc-...ie.com+Feed%29ohn Makdessi realizes he's not street fighting anymore.
After losing his past two fights, he added new faces to his camp, including peak performance coach that teaches "mental conditioning."
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For his fight with Sam Stout (19-7-1 MMA, 7-6 UFC) at UFC 154, the 27-year-old fighter got in touch with Brian Cain, who's worked with his teammate, welterweight champ Georges St-Pierre.
The coach taught him to be in the moment during fights and not worry about his opponent's actions. He said coaches have noticed the difference in the gym, and he's ready to win when he meets Stout on the event's FX-televised prelims.
UFC 154 takes place Saturday at Bell Centre in Montreal.
Makdessi said it's often hard to remove himself from his tough past while in the cage. Growing up in Laval, Quebec, he said his Lebanese background constantly got him into fights living in a predominantly Italian neighborhood.
"I had some problems growing up in the streets in high school," he said. "I had to fight to prove myself. I was the outcast. Always, someone would challenge me. So I have that little bit of craziness in me that, sometimes, I can easily lose my emotions."
That, he said, is precisely what happened in his most recent fight, a decision loss to Anthony Njokuani at UFC 145. In his mind, he reverted back to the days where there was no time limit on the amount of damage he could do to his opponent. Angry at previous loss, he continued to pursue Njokuani in hopes of delivering a knockout. But when he heard the third and final bell, he knew he had made a mistake.
"My mindset was wrong," Makdessi said. "Instead of fighting him, I was thinking, 'Gimme the best you can so I can get the shot.'"
Once a 22-0 kickboxer, Makdessi transitioned to MMA in 2008 and racked up seven straight wins before signing with the UFC. A decision win over Pat Audinwood in his UFC debut was followed by a highlight-reel spinning backfist KO of Kyle Watson at UFC 129, which sent his stock soaring.
But a follow-up against grappling specialist Dennis Hallman quickly revealed his limitations. In less than two minutes, he tapped to a rear-naked choke at UFC 140.
Makdessi said, "Good," when he heard that Stout was a favorite to win the fight.
"I love being the underdog," he said. "Every fight for me, I always look like I'm the underdog. At the end of the day, I'm fighting guys with a lot of experience. Every fight is a tough fight, and I hope to God he's ready, because I've never trained so hard for a fight in my life."


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Brad and Jennifer Moranz, the couple that brings you the Charleston Christmas Special, present a new musical variety spectacular featuring a cast of 25 singers, dancers and musicians. Spanning a variety of music genres, including Broadway, pop, rock, country and Motown, this show will likely entertain all who attend. With Eddie Wilson, the former musical director for Tony Orlando, directing a live orchestra onstage, a group of performers with an impressive combined resume (one has sung with the Duke Ellington Orchestra and another was part of the world touring production of "Rent") will have you tapping your toes and dancing in your seat.
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Trident Technical College is celebrating the USA with refreshments and live entertainment. With a focus on the turn of the 20th century, the event will feature free ice cream sundaes, barbershop and Dixieland jazz music performed by the Sensible Shoes Quartet and the River City Dixieland Jazz Band, and more. This family-friendly event is open to the public.
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Here is what I got at the bookstore - Angels Flight by Michael Connelly
Here is what I bought for the kindle - I Am Legend - Richard Matheson (this is on sale at amazon for 2.99 right now. It's supposed to be a classic. I've seen the movies but never read it, so I'll give it a try)
Another Richard Matheson buyer here! I just picked up a nice hardback of Matheson's "Hunted Past Reason". Bev Vincent gave it an excellent review (see link below) and I've always been a Matheson fan, so I'm really looking forward to this one!
So I just bought "Jaws" by Peter Benchley online. I'm excited! I always wanted to read that one!
Got Fall of Giants by Ken Follett this morning. Great book so far.
I was so busy Friday I didn't have time to buy my books until that evening, but I did participate!
I got A Face in the Crowd and The Light Between Oceans. Really liked A Face in the Crowd, and I'm about 20% into Light, and it is beautiful so far.
I remembered to go to the bookstore on Friday! I bought two Dean Koontz pb's, The Association by Bentley Little, Swan Song by Robert McCammon, and One on One by Tabitha King. There were several other books I saw that I wanted, but I ran out of money. I liked having an extra reason to go shopping for books on purpose.
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Regulations crafted to protect South Carolina's natural resources may be scaled back or eliminated under a new plan developed by the state Department of Health and Environmental Control.
The proposals are aimed at scaling back any unnecessary rules that place a burden on businesses and employers. It's a longstanding and, at times, partisan debate whether certain regulations, both at the federal and state level, are more backbreaking than beneficial to businesses.
Certain rules can appear to be crafted nonsensically, almost aimed at hampering growth, while doing little to protect our natural environment. However, particularly in a sour economy, lawmakers and bureaucrats can be tempted to strip regulations that may be deemed superfluous, but serve a much-needed environmentally friendly purpose. Consequently, any changes to the state's environmental regulations should be carefully examined before ultimately being approved.
When considering policies that impact our state's air, water and land, we certainly want a comprehensive review of anything that could be irrevocably harmful, both to our business community and environmental resources.
Fortunately, the proposed changes must go through Gov. Nikki Haley's regulatory reform task force, which will hold a series of public meetings in July to receive feedback, according to The State newspaper. The new rules must also be approved by the state legislature before becoming official. The department wants to alter a number of environmental rules, including air and water pollution controls and hazardous and infectious waste management rules.
Unneeded regulations should be scrapped, but determining the pluses and minuses of those rules need to be properly examined.
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Principal Chuck Gibson asked the educators or their representatives to stand at the Feb. 6 ceremony as he read the names listed on the marker. Gibson explained that the educators whose names were inscribed on the marker have a common thread. He said they retired from JCHS since 1991 and all have at least 20 years of service to the school system.
He said each of the educators also spent one year at the high school. After the reading of the names, Gibson announced that the flagpole was also being dedicated. The pole was moved when the parking lot in front of the school was expanded last summer and was placed at the entrance of the school.
The principal revealed a plaque on the flagpole in honor of John Trimnell, who was the principal of the high school from 1983-2006.
Gibson introduced Jones County School Superintendent Jim LeBrun, who congratulated the honorees. He commented that the names of the retired teachers will be easier to read than on the ground-level granite markers previously used.
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Hi Mickiel:All I know is, if I study too much, I start to feel dizzy. And no matter what anyone says about flat computer screens, my eyes aren't what they used to be either.It's not that I "try" to keep things simple; it's just that long complicated things are started to weigh on me. I do better piece by piece. (Gosh, and I'm only 37!) Look, if the Kingdom of God is all about working hard and studying deep things, I don't think I'll make it. I just want to BE and BE with Him. Anything more, it might get rough for me..Brian
Mickiel:Why do you say that you have nothing to offer me? I am learning much from you (moreso when your posts are short..)I don't say that I don't try to learn. I do want to learn, what I am able to learn. Some post things on this forum that you need a Ph.D. in philosopy to grasp. (And hours of free time to read!)But that's not for me. And if it's not for me, it's probably not for many (common) people, because I think I'm pretty average. And if it's not for many, how important is it?Bri
Blessings!BriP.S. I don't see you as part of the philosophy group. You just write a lot. Some write a lot, and are confusing, too!
Mickiel:Please understand, I'm not telling you that you shouldn't write a lot. -It's just that I'm lazy and I skip over the long posts, even if they're interesting!Still, I try to learn where I can!If you prefer, I'll stop posting to you.Blessings!Bri
Hi again!I'm glad you still want to write. I don't require anything from anyone (I hope). I do like to converse with people about things that are close to the heart. I have seen people build walls of scriptures around themselves. (Not you.) And when they have to speak personally, they can't. So I think, where is the love?Some may have a message of love, and so I get interested. But at times there is so much writing (again, not you) that I get tired. Example: www.goodnewsinc.net I'd like to read some of the articles there, they talk about God's grace and they even bring out some scriptures that most people never even mention. But look at the length of those pages! Uffah! And I don't always have time, either. Personally, I just like conversing. It can happen when you get a moment, it can be meaningful, even spiritual, and if there's a revelation or word or something to share, all the better!Bri
Now this is a challange to keep this short and simple. Julian Jaynes was a princeton university professor , who has recently died. His best work, in my view, was " The Orgin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind." Jaynes central Idea is that our modern type of consciousness is a recent development and began no more than 3,000 years ago. Before that human mentality was charactherized by auditory and visual images within the mind, and hardly no vocal skills comming out of the mouth. Their minds were split in two ( The Bicameral Mind). A result of a dissociation between the left and right hemispheres of the Brain. In laymans terms, they were alive but had no consciousness. Their decisions , plans and initatives were developed at the unconsciuous level, much like animals.What fascinated me about his concepts, is that I think it explains the existance of humans before Adam, because Archaeology proves that humans existed long before Adam did. But I don't think God gave them consciousness, I think Adam and Eve were the first humans to have Conscious thought, or individual active consciousness which could communicate both inward and outward, holding accumulitive intelligence.Peace.
Wow! I think this is the first time someone talked of man existing 'before Adam,' at least in a physical realm! (Usually we talk about our existance with God before being placed on the Earth, which is something different.)I
Well man defintely did exist before Adam.
Well I think I am pretty average myself. I don't even have Gods Spirit yet, I hold no degrees, most of my work life has been spent either climbing trees or doing housekeeping, I am not part of any group. I think I am common also. But I am interested in God, and will take the time to consider him. Its nothing I can do with a mind that willnot take the time to consider. Most of the people will not take the time, so for the most, your right, its not important, so I am not involved with that group. So I kindly excused myself from you. In your mind, I am in that group which " Deals with Philosophy", and I understand that. I like to go deep into Gods word, I like to spend the time digging and searching. I like the things that you do not like doing, so we are not for each other. And there is no harm done in that, we all willnot walk together.Some are content with just waking up in the mourning, and leave it at that. Just thankful for that. I am not like that. I want to know why I am alive, how long will I live. What is the sky, what lies beyond the sky. What is Life, why is Life, and every single thing I can learn about these and more. It is said that the Life of an Elephant is just one continous Feast, they live to eat. Well my time in the flesh is simular, I live to learn about the things of God. It is one continous Feast. Can I then relate to people who are not like this? Well yes, I can, most of the people I deal with are not like this. I may not be very good at relating to them, espically when they require certain limitations from you, in order for you to deal with them, but I try.Anyhow, I am too long with you. I am not for you, you are not for me, thats just how it is. There is no importance that can be passed between us, you have your ways, I have mine, and I have kindly reconized that, well perhaps not so kindly, and I apoligise for that, but we must understand when we are not for someone. We can't push ourselves on others. I think that is one thing that tends to ruin relationships, when we think it just has to work. You have to know when to walk away, there will be someone for you, and someone for the other. I run into more who are not for me, than I do those who are. But the work goes on, life goes on. We just keep doing what we do, and for those who do nothing, they will continue also. So our importance does not lay inside of others evaluation, our Adaquacy comes from God.Peace to you.
I'm trying to finish some other writing for here but had to get this bit out now.I feel in great sympathy with what you are saying here and would explain more if I get time. It's so late now! But I must lament your saying: "I don't even have Gods Spirit yet..."For you, to think of God as Realm and Ruler is not right, in other words, The Kingdom of God is entirely future. Also you seemingly think that there is at present no regenerating work of the Holy Spirit within us (what is often called "The New Birth" by many.) This seems so contrary to Scripture and is such a plundering of our more important gifts and graces from God. Now you seem to think one can't have the Holy Spirit? On the day of Pentecost Peter said it was promised to even, "..all those afar, whosoever the Lord our God should be calling." (Act 2:39)Without the Holy Spirit there would be no "Ecclesia" and Jesus would just be a historical footnote, only a philosopher of some value. Having the Holy Spirit is the primary difference between the true Church and Mystery Babylon, the Mother of Whores.
quote MickielQuoteWell man defintely did exist before Adam. Well Mickiel, there are some (me included) who do not think man defintely existed before Adam, and we refer to the science that says otherwise as:1 Timothy 6:20 O Timothy, keep that which is committed to thy trust, avoiding profane and vain babblings, and oppositions of science falsely so called:If Paul, whom had revelation beyong any man I know, of the true reality we live in, didn't even say science was wrong, but rather that this craft we call science is falsely called science (pertaining to the definition of science), then I shall say the same as well.Man defintely did not exist before Adam.
The truth is, that God created humans long before he created Adam, but those humans did not have Consciousness. They were closer to animals with instinct, thats all they had. Which really fits the discription of a cave man, in my mind. Adam was the first man created with Consciousness, therefore he really was the first true " Human in Gods Image and Likeness", but he was not the first human being. This is what I believe.
But then what would that make all the prior claims from those who have spoken that they already have the Spirit? Well I think you know the answer to that.
Yes, I can see what your awnser is to that - you are calling us liars, insane, wicked, or decieved. Has to be one of the four right?
I have called no one here anything of the sort. And I may well be wrong, but its still what I believe. Its what I see, its what makes the most sense to me. I need not call any of you anything, because it matters not to me what you are, that only matters to yourselves.
You say you are annointed and called and chosen of God, I only say I seriously doubt that, but it may be. But I doubt it. It may come in the future, but speaking for myself, I just don't see it now.As far as having knowledge to share, what could an outsider share with the self professed people of God?I am unworthy to wipe your Holy Feet.
despises [/b] the faith of believers), and the spirit that coming from you Mickiel is seeking to destroy the very faith of Childred filled with the Holy Spirit, to make them doubt that they are even filled with the Holy Spirit - - and is seeking to deal them a harsh blow to their faith. I'm not saying this is your intention Mickiel, but it is the intention of the spirit that you are under currently.


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Well, I dont know if you all remenber, but in the vol 2, in the beginning, Roland goes to West, and there he finds the sea and the doors, etc ... but suddenly he decides to go north, and that's okay. But just in the next chapter, quoting the book:
"The sea to his right, the mountains to his left,the gray, shell-littered sand under the feet of his cut-down boots."
How can the sea be in his right, if the sea is in the west, and he went north? The sea should be in his left.
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"Now, I'm taking that step and I'm going to get it," Sanders said on Tuesday, during a class held at Byrd Elementary School.
Her success would mean even more to her than previously. On New Year's Day, the GED Testing Service will formally unveil a new version of the battery of tests, which are expected to be more challenging and will be computer-based for the first time. They'll also be more expensive at $150, nearly double the current $80 fee.
Adult education administrators are urging all students to get their GEDs by Dec. 31, said Dr. Rosa Ishmal, who will retire Aug. 31 as the Aiken County School District's adult education director.
If necessary, students can take the GED as many as three times to pass all the tests before the end of the year, "but if not, they will have to start all over again," Ishmal said. "The content is expected to be much more rigorous, and we'll be aligned with the Common Core standards, which requires more analysis and a deeper level of thinking."
If the term "Common Core" sounds familiar, students and teachers in grades K-12 are experiencing the same transition. District administrators and teachers also agree about the higher K-12 testing expectations that will come in the spring of 2015 – about 15 months after the new GED tests come to the forefront.
Ishmal strongly recommends that anyone considering a GED call the District's Office of Adult Education at 803-641-2476 for more information. She anticipates many adult students will need assistance with computers used for the tests.
"We want to get information to the general public," she said. "People do have time to come in and register, especially if they feel that they can get ready for the old test."
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In 1912, the Carnegie Building opened as Salem's first public library. The stately structure at the corner of State and Winter streets soon will return to its position as a prominent community resource through a series of renovations by the Willamette University College of Law.
The college recently received $300,000 in new foundation grants to help transform the building into the Oregon Civic Justice Center, which will house the college's Clinical Law Program, the Oregon Law Commission, the Center for Law and Government and the Willamette Law Review.
"We will restore this magnificent building to its former elegance and glory," said Symeon C. Symeonides, dean of the College of Law. "This is a unique project because it benefits the state, the city of Salem and the university, working in partnership."
Several of the programs slated to move into the building are ones that connect the law school with the community and with the workings of the State Capitol, located across the street.
The Clinical Law Program provides free legal services to Marion and Polk county residents who cannot afford them, while giving students real-life experience in handling cases. The Oregon Law Commission is an independent state agency that works with the legislature to clarify Oregon laws. Willamette University funds 50 percent of the commission, and it is housed on campus. The Center for Law and Government conducts research and provides education opportunities for public and elected officials. Two of these programs already are endowed for a total of $5 million.
A $250,000 grant from the James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation and a $50,000 grant from the Ben B. Cheney Foundation recently were awarded to the college to help pay for renovations. These add to the $600,000 challenge grant the college received last winter from the Meyer Memorial Trust, contingent upon the school raising $1.8 million in construction funding. The new grants, along with a $700,000 award from the Collins Foundation, bring the college within $200,000 of that goal. The total projected cost of the renovation is $3.2 million.
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At the time the Carnegie Building was constructed, communities across the country raised money to build libraries through matching funds provided by Scottish-born philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. Salem's library cost $55,000 and included two-story windows, crown molding, hardwood floors and period detail.
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A Bryan man is arrested after allegedly calling 911 repeatedly and hanging up the phone.
On Sunday a Bryan police officer was dispatched to Nikki's Food Mart at 601 of W. 28th Street in Bryan after an unknown person repeatedly called 911.
Those who witnessed the caller identified him as he was walking across the street.
According to the report, the officer immediately recognized the man as 47-year-old Michael Douglas Darnell; just minutes before, the reports says the officer had already made contact with Darnell on a separate criminal trespassing call.
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Everyone has seen on TV where some nerdy kid constantly gets picked on by all his classmates; it's always hilarious when they trip him and his books scatter everywhere. Unfortunately, bullying exist in real life too. The difference is when it is involving an actual human being's life, not a skit for a paid actor. When the hazing is happening in a real situation, it's not so funny anymore. October is anti-bully month, and when students chose to wear orange to school Tuesday, they were making a statement that they do not appreciate or tolerate bullying in their school or lives.
Often jokes are made about people being bullied, and the subject is all too often not taken seriously. I think the main reason for this is the fact that bullying is not a huge problem in our school. It does exist however, and what often hides in the shadows, is sometimes brought to light and laid out for everyone to see.
Being a bully is not okay. One of the major mistakes people make is thinking that the person being bullied "deserved it" or "got what was coming to them" This is ridiculous. No matter what poor decisions that person made in their life, no one deserves to be physically or emotionally abused. The effects of being bullied are devastating, often leaving scars that last a life time. When someone chooses to bully another, they are taking away that person's basic right to the feeling of safety. Even if the one being bullied has made a mistake, it is not another person's duty to "punish" them for their wrongdoing. The truth is, however, that people who are victims of bullies often did nothing wrong. This is because bullies thrive off vulnerability. They have to make someone else look and feel small in an attempt to make them look good. What they don't realize is that it makes them look like a person without morals and compassion, not exactly traits you'd hand pick for someone.
In today's world bullying is often occurring where everything else is taking place- the internet. With the popularity of social networking sights, bullies now have the opportunity to be bold behind a keyboard. It is a common misconception that what happens online goes unpunished. However, a cyber bully, if reported, can be in as much trouble as one who commits their acts of terror in person. In fact, the permanency of recorded messages makes it even easier to prove guilt. Everyone should be aware of the dangers of using a social media sight irresponsibly.
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During the month of May, APHIS filed administrative complaints alleging that the following persons violated the AWA or HPA:
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I do not know, thats why im asking.
Count Dante was also full of **** but was a legitimate badass martial artist as well.
I appretiate that there is allot more evidence of Dante/Keehan actually fighting than the zero amount of evidence for Dux.
So as Dux has retired from competition that leaves only his system by which to judge his ability as a martial artist and thus I am simply asking if any of the highly qualified martial artists here have evaluated the system as I am not qualified to do so myself.King without a crown
No im really not.
Just because somebody is a fraud does not mean they cant be a great martial artist.
Im not saying either way, im just asking.
If somebody like Mark Tripp posted "yes i looked at some of the techniques and they are bullshit"
I would have my answer.
No need to be so defensive its a fair question to ask.King without a crown
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No. He's no good. His techniques are bullshit.
But, he does try make up for it by telling a lot of lies.
Unfortunately, he doesn't do his research beforehand and tells a lot of lies which are rather neatly disproven. If it's not going to be true, I've always thought a lie should at least be well made up.Originally Posted by Cullion
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YEAH!!! I mean, if someone lies or is shady then they definitely can't fight or know about anything legitamately or have knowledge of anything relative at all cuz, cuz, well....just becuz.....
What a ridiculous argument. There are plenty of crappy people that know their ****, in every apsect of life.
People haven't checked out his system because it is more fun to tear him apart since he makes such a good target...plus checking out the system requires work and God forbid...leaving their dark rooms and keyboards for gulp...the REAL world!
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YouTube- Hanshi Frank Dux demonstrates: Dragon Technique
My evaluation: unrealistic wrist lock and unrealistic way to gouge small pressure points.
My evaluation: crappy throw with a crappy finish. Totally compliant, and designed to work against unrealistic attacks:
YouTube- Hanshi Frank Dux demonstrates: Rope
YouTube- Hanshi Frank Dux demonstrates: Leopard Technique
My evaluation: again, totally compliant. Those kinda strikes are standard fare in the kung fu I did, and they're very overrated unless you put some real time into developing that kind of strike (and you don't do that by air striking next to a guy's neck). Also I don't like how he holds his opposite hand low and across his centerline.
YouTube- Hanshi Frank Dux demonstrates: Tiger Claw
Wow, more compliant techniques. I think he very much overestimates the effects his strikes will have, and using animal themes in isolation cuts off a lot of the more effective followups for the sake of aesthetics. Also, his gi and white wresting shoe combination is starting to weird me out.
YouTube- Frank W Dux and Bloodsport
My evaluation: For real? The technique that Van Damme uses on the sumo wrestler in Bloodsport? Wow, headbutt a guy three times. And of course he crumples to the ground. What a martial arts master.
YouTube- Hanshi Frank Dux demonstrates: 12 Angles of Attack
My evaluation: First of all, LOL, ninja battle spear. Actually that kind of spear he's using is a pretty good weapon, like the assegai or Ilkwah, but when would you carry one around? My main objection is that he has some functional material with showy moves that would probably fail. Also, there's a somewhat standard 12 angle system used in Filipino arts and I didn't see it here, but whatever, he's not an escrimador.
YouTube- Hanshi Frank Dux teaching Koga Ryu Ninjutsu: lesson 3
My evaluation: Lame compliant technique, standard non-grappling groundfighting type stuff. I believe that the upkick with the toes up is way better than the side kick for two reasons: 1. an opponent will try to get past your legs to harm you, and with a side kick you can easily parry it and get towards their back since you're already on your side, and 2. The upkick uses the core muscles of the body, not just the leg, so it's one of the most powerful kicks you can do (it might not fit as well into the throat, but you could kick right under the jaw for effective and less lethal results (a good thing in the real world).
YouTube- Hanshi Frank Dux teaching Koga Ryu Ninjutsu: lesson 2
My evaluation: I'm really not sure what's going on here, but the super low fighting stance is stupid and that was a weak scissor takedown (but I think he might have just been demonstrating stability principles. At least he teaches holding at least one hand at the chin level.
YouTube- Hanshi Frank Dux teaching Koga Ryu Ninjutsu: lesson 1
My evaluation: He who tires of ninja rolls has become tired of life. Worst single leg ever, worst mount ever. There's a reason you don't just sit on someone like that, and it's that you can escape from underneath much easier if their legs are already past your arms.
Many thanks for that, Although I train , im nowhere near experienced enough to judge well.
I was watching an Ashida Kim ninja levitation video and when I stopped laughing wondered how good Frank Dux's equivalent doctrine compared to that and established martial arts.
How would you say it compares to say Wing Chun or Shaolin Five Animals Kung Fu?King without a crown


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Thompson, who is serving a 40-month prison sentence in Pennsylvania, was convicted by a federal jury in 2008 of using public funds to influence the 2006 general election. He began serving his sentence late last year, at which time Deputy Judge Greg Mullins began fulfilling Thompson's duties as county judge.
Floyd County Commonwealth's Attorney Brent Turner, acting on behalf of the commonwealth, filed a lawsuit last month to remove Thompson from office based on his status as a convicted felon. Thompson filed a response in an attempt to dismiss the suit, though his attempt was ultimately unsuccessful when a judge's ruling on Friday ended his tenure as judge-executive in Knott County.
The vacancy left from Thompson's removal will be filled by Gov. Steve Beshear, who according to state law has 30 days to appoint a new judge-executive to fulfill the remainder of Thompson's term. The governor's office learned of the court's decision late Friday morning, said spokesperson Kerri Richardson.
Thompson, who was initially appointed by former Gov. Ernie Fletcher in 2005, won his first full term in 2006. He was re-elected to office in 2010.