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In this episode, Dustin's manhood makes Kimberley cry.
…but it's not why you think. Probably.
This week's Fit Camp won't take place at a camp at all — it's a indoor event, and with good reason:
Ross is ecstatic.
He is, after all, light in the loafers.
They'll be instructed by this guy:
He's kind of a big deal. While the celebs fumble around on the dance floor, Enio says to Ross, "You need a fruit basket on your head to do the samba." Corroborating the light-in-the-loafers comment above, Ross replies, "Oh I have one!" Ross is awesome. Rossome, even.
And then, Mo steals away for some drinking.
Oh yeah, loosen up on that Patron, Mo, so you can really get down on the floor. This is totally cheating.
And then, it is time for the competition. It'll be an old-school dance-off, in which the members will dance till they can't dance no more. The last duo standing wins it for his or her team. Also, this week, the teams will be playing for $12,000 in children's toys to donate to charity.
The dancing begins and it's weird and sort of embarrassing but it mostly does the trick.
They go for a while…
…until, while drinking a bottle of water, Dustin stops to tell the camera that his clothes won't be stained by the water he dripped on them. Uh, good to know? For stopping, Ant ejects him and his partner, Tiffany. Dustin comes close to blowing up, threatening to bring down the entire competition by "bailing." "Bail" is such an AC Slater word, isn't it, little mommas? Dustin isn't alone in his outrage — Tiffany's mad that they're out, too. Dustin yammers on, eventually disrupting the entire competition. The judges are then forced to choose a winner based on technique, not endurance. Apparently, Cledus and Kimberley cut the most impressive rug because they are named the winning team.
Also apparent: dancing only seemed to foster their sexual tension. They're all over each other! Their victory means that the Regulators get to donate the gifts to their charity. Except, it means more than that because, since it's for kids, the Athletes will also get to donate $12,000 in gifts to their charity. Everyone wins! How oddly disappointing.
Then, the weigh-ins begin. Up first is Brat who has $300 riding on her weight loss. If she lost 8 lbs., she receives $100 from Ian, Ant and Harvey, per last week's bet.
…and she did it! She happily collects the funds.
She says she's going to buy jewelry. Just as long as it's not Ring Pops and candy neckaces, Brat. Ian asks Brat why he had to pay her to lose weight, and she says that he didn't — it was just the bet. Haha, sucker! The whole thing teases a smile out of Harvey.
A smile from Harvey is the Fit Club equivalent of Halley's Comet — you see it, like, once every 75 years and it's kind of icy. Brat's target for next week is 2 lbs.
Then, there is Tiffany:
She's pissed. She admits that she hasn't been eating very much, and so, she thought that she would have lost some weight. Ian explains that when you don't eat, you're throwing your body into starvation mode, which is damaging to your metabolism. Tiffany resolves to eat, thank god. She also reiterates that she thinks Ant's ejection of Dustin from the dance competition was "bulls***." But she's not screaming now, so apparently she's over it. Tiffany's goal for next time is 4 lbs.
And then, there is Cledus. Cledus, Ant reminds us, has gone through a variety of looks.
He is the Madonna of the country-music parodist set. His look continues to update as he is now sporting that new hair he mentioned cryptically last week.
Yet another $800 weave graces Celebreality.
Cledus weighs in.
When this show is over, what will be left of Cledus? A pair of wacky glasses and some fake hair if he keeps shrinking at the rate that he is. Ian reminds Cledus to "embrace the food." He'll do that, but don't count on him to eat it. He says that he's eaten chicken and broccoli for the past 40 days straight. How…boring. Ian says they'll coordinate to have meals delivered so that he can get some variety in his diet. He's OK with that, probably because it means that he won't have to step foot into a grocery store. Cledus' target for next week is 1 lb.
Maureen is up next:
It's nice to see that she doesn't have a hangover. Mo has lost 18.6 percent of her starting body weight. She's also now below her original weight target of 125 lbs. No one in Fit Club history has lost weight this fast. But it's not all celebrating — Stacy asks about Mo's drinking. Mo says she had just a little.
Yeah, but it was a little at 11:30 in the morning! Plus, she looked kinda sauced. Whatever. Stacy asks if Mo's turned to alcohol to help her cope through recent, previously described hardship. Mo has. She should have just told Stacy that she needed some fuel for her engine. Dancing is so much more effective with alcohol! Anyway, since Mo is under her target weight, she gets to pick her target for next week. She chooses 1 lb.
Warren's next.
He thought he'd lose more as he's been working hard. Except for the night before when he ate three cookies. Oops. He says this is cheating, but Stacy says that this is being human. No it's not. It's being Muppet. Warren G is Cookie Monster. His target for next time is 2 lbs.
Ross' turn for weigh-in is next.
Ross has lost 15 percent of his body weight and is nipping at Mo's heels. Like Mo, he's now below his initial target. And he couldn't be more sassy/happy!
He, too, gets to pick his own target for next time. He chooses 2 lbs.
And then, it's time for Dustin to wreak his weekly havoc. We find out, via video of Mo complaining, that he had a donut at Fit Camp yesterday.
A donut! Scandal!
We see footage of Dustin complaining about his cast mates. "F*** 'em in the ass," he says at one point. Nice. Dustin brings up the fact that Mo cheated with vodka ("liquid calories") and Warren did with cookies and no one complained. This is hypocrisy, according to Dustin. Ant brings up the fact that they've lost more weight than he has. Touché.
Dustin is weighed in and…
He's gained 5 lbs.! Ian is astounded while Kimberley…
…thrilled. She mouths, "I love this," to the camera. Throwing come com-petty all around the room!
Dustin explains that he was on tour and at Sundance since the last weigh-in and therefore could not monitor his diet since he's so important and producers were buying him steak-and-lobster dinners left and right. Also, this meant he couldn't meet with his trainer. Also, he doesn't like the final target of 184 that was set for him because if you take 20 lbs. of this…
…it wouldn't look good. Or something. Try it and see, Dustin! Ian nerdily produces a chart to show Dustin just how wrong he is.
Oh, Ian, don't waste your breath. Dustin doesn't deal in logic and reason. Oh, wait.
Ross says he's disappointed in Dustin because Dustin just didn't try. Dustin says that he did try, explaining that what he said before didn't mean that he didn't exercise at all or that he pigged out every night. Uh, actually, that's exactly what it meant. Brat says that Dustin sounds "f***ing retarded," and Dustin takes offense to her making fun of retarded people. Did he just call himself retarded?
He might as well have, for we then see footage of him at a porn convention, repping his "leaked" tape.
Dustin explains what he's been explaining all season — that the tape caused a rift in his relationship with his girlfriend of four years, Jennifer. This is because the tape was filmed four years ago, after he'd gotten together with Jennifer. But this was all remedied with a conversation, in which Dustin informed Jennifer that at first, she was just "road ass," at first. And their relationship blossomed from there. That is beautiful.
We see Dustin showing his penis off to a porn girl.
She seems impressed, which in turn, should impress us. Has anyone seen his sex tape and if so, can you please describe his penis in the comments? We're curious, but, uh, not that curious. The porn-convention reel ends with Dustin saying that if he markets a dildo modeled after his own penis, he will give one to Kimberley. He then laughs at his own joke:
He goes on to tell Stacy that he'll give her one, too. Special! Cledus leaves. And then Kimberley. And then , completing the rapid succession, Tiffany.
Backstage, Kimberley tells someone on the phone that he told her he was going to give her a dildo of his penis and she doesn't like that. Well, a simple "No thank you" will suffice.
Back at panel, Dustin talks about how he's not a porn star and everyone points out that if he wasn't into being a porn star, he wouldn't have been at a convention, marketing his porn. Touché: the revenge. Dustin says that he isn't a porn star and asks if anyone even knows what that means. It's kind of true: one film doesn't make you a star. Just ask Toasteee. Ant then asks if he'll admit that he's a porn peddler and Dustin does. He's a pornographer! Dustin says that it's "retarded," which would seem to be the sort of hypocrisy that he regularly rages against. Ant points this out and Dustin says, "When retarded people fall, it's funny. It's f***ing hilarious." Be that as it may, Dustin's losing the arm-wrestling match to truth and logic.
Mo, Brat and Warren all leave. The only person that's left behind is Ross.
The mere act of turning around causes Dustin to bring up Ant's call at yesterday's dance off. Dustin says that he challenged Ant to physical combat and then challenges Harvey, which sets off the blow-up that you've seen a million times by now. If not, go here and watch it a million times because it's awesome.
Harvey actually has to be consoled afterward.
And then…nothing.
Somewhere in there, we hear that Dustin's target for next week is 3 lbs. If he lives that long!


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Okay, so we had one meeting,
many letters exchanged between myself and many of you that wanted more of an "official" club.
I worked hard to get things done, and now we are right at the finish line and the entire process is called to question.
I enjoyed the events we had.
I thank you all for the hard work that went into the car wash.
I was very proud when I read members stuck it out to finish fast56K project 426
It was very cool to see members really dig deep to support the club
For some reason the club as structured now is being questioned. It has been called unofficial. I remember a poll that ran for what a week? oh well.
I am not going to dig through the site to find the poll that was put up.
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I am not going to start all over on this project. once was enough.
also find a site moderator as my tank is no longer feeling very full.
I have been feeling the pressure for those that have been here for a long time to have the floor that is fine. As many of you know I was never going to run for the position if the by-laws were accepted. I have never claimed to have done any thing to make this club, I only wished to make an opportunity for us to get together and reach for higher goals. I have tried to support those around me. I am tired of feeling alone in that. There are many fine supporters of your club, may you have much success.
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Joe. I know for a fact that you burned out. Go ahead and step away. You will always be a great member. We all know that. You're nerves and health are WAY more important than bickering about little issues.
As you know, I have way too many things going on right now to adequately take on any of your positions. If that weren't the case, I'd be all over them.
That being said...
I have NO problem with having "minimal" dues for a club. I am working on something pretty cool for the club too. The initial "lite" version should be revealed by Thursday night.
Well... Doesn't that just suck.
Two or three people shot down a GREAT thing.
Just in case you didn't hear it the first time...
Nothing has been shot down there are plenty here to restart the process. I just do not have time to start all of this process over again.
I am just stepping aside. It has nothing to do with any three people.
Being a "newbie" I am not aware of any of the issues. That being said, I would like to say that when my family and I went to our first "event" it was you that made us feel welcome. It was because of your excitement for the group that we went to another event, and plan on going to others as well.
I really hope that you will stay involved, because I enjoyed your passion for our cars and club.
Thanks again Full for all you have done, Ratfink
I'm not sure what's going on but I'm in the process of reading some of the threads. Joe, I appreciate EVERYTHING you have done and if you feel the need to step down I totally understand. But PLEASE don't leave our group!!! You and Cindy have to stay and be a part of our GTG's.
I also tried to PM you but it said you aren't receiving them so here's the PM I was going to send.
Thanks Joe! All this waiting is driving me crazy!
I'm not sure about the hiring but your son can try calling personnel. I don't have the number right off hand but you can always try calling 1-800-ask usps. Let me know if you get anywhere with that and if not, I'll get the number for you. I'm off tomorrow so it wouldn't be until Friday that I could look it up.
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Mets considering Francisco Liriano and Carl Pavano as potential R.A. Dickey replacements
Dec 20, 2012, 9:32 PM EDT
The Mets jumped at the chance to trade R.A. Dickey to the Blue Jays earlier this week in exchange for catchers Travis d'Arnaud and John Buck, prospect right-hander Noah Syndergaard and prospect outfielder Wuilmer Becerra. While it's a tall order, they now need to find a way to replace the 2012 NL Cy Young Award winner in their starting rotation.
With that in mind, Ken Davidoff of the New York Post reports that the Mets have reached out to the agents for Francisco Liriano and Carl Pavano, among "many others." Liriano, 29, had a 5.34 ERA and 167/87 K/BB ratio over 156 2/3 innings this past season between the Twins and White Sox. Pavano will likely come cheaper after being limited to just six starts in 2012 due to a nagging shoulder injury.
As of now, Johan Santana, Jon Niese, Matt Harvey and Dillon Gee are locks for the starting rotation while young arms like Jenrry Mejia, Jeremy Hefner and Collin McHugh are among the internal candidates for the fifth spot. Santana and Gee are both coming off injuries and Harvey has never pitched a full season in the majors, so chances are they'll add a veteran arm, even if it's just as simple as bringing back Chris Young. The hope is that prospect right-hander Zack Wheeler will be ready to take a rotation spot at some point in 2013.
- mrenthusiasm8 - Dec 20, 2012 at 10:00 PM
Best of luck from Minnesota!
- archman102571 - Dec 21, 2012 at 10:58 PM
Maybe the Mets should ask the Yankees what they think of the idea of signing Pavano. New York wasn't the place for him last time
- alexo0 - Dec 20, 2012 at 10:01 PM
I'm sure Twins fans may find the possibility of Santana, Liriano and Pavano in the same rotation somewhat interesting.
- dalucks - Dec 20, 2012 at 10:09 PM
Pavano, Liriano, and Young would be nice additions on minimum money deals for 1 year.
However, as a Mets fan, I hope we have a plan to improve the bullpen. The bullpen cost the Mets alot of games last season.
- Old Gator - Dec 20, 2012 at 10:43 PM
Heh heh – wait till you see how many games the starting rotation costs them this season.
Replace Biggeth Dicketh with Liriano and Pavana? That's like replacing an amputated leg with a prosthesis made of pipecleaners.
Good bloody luck.
- dalucks - Dec 20, 2012 at 10:17 PM
The Mets should sign Delmon Young to a minor league deal to provide veteran outfield depth.
Also, the K-Rod and Jose Valverde should get minor league deals to add depth in the bullpen.
You have nothing to lose because you are not investing alot of money over a long period of time.
- ezthinking - Dec 20, 2012 at 10:21 PM
None of those players will be signing minor league deals.
- Jason @ IIATMS - Dec 20, 2012 at 10:33 PM
Mets also considering serving giant sh!tburgers to their customers while telling them it's USDA prime.
- Old Gator - Dec 20, 2012 at 10:46 PM
I can't wait (the preceding was a manner of speaking only) until that first epic series between the Mutts and the Feesh this season. It's going to be like a stickball match between the Three Stooges on one side and Laurel and Hardy on the other, with Dumb and Dumberer coming off the Mutts bench and Abbot and Costello coming off the Feesh's bench.
- alexo0 - Dec 20, 2012 at 11:41 PM
Don't be crazy. That would never happen. 3 players vs. 2? Let's get back to reality here.
- Old Gator - Dec 21, 2012 at 9:06 AM
There are three answers to your odd assertion that I can think of. Here they are, in order of applicability:
(1) In the case of these two teams, the "reality" is too horrible to contemplate. I'm much more comfortable at a substantial remove.
(2) I said it was going to be like a stickball game. If you've never seen a stickball game played by a small group of kids, you were either a progeriac blowing through your childhood before you had time to learn how to play it, you were a trogged-out video child weaned on virtual baseball games that always had the "correct" number of players, or you are an android with a faulty memory chip into which the stickball module of your adolescent period was never downloaded properly.
(3) It is entirely possible that either one or both of these ownerships could institute a payroll policy that would result in a five man roster – the Mutts out of financial incompetence, and the Feesh out of irremediable miserliness.
- cackalackyank - Dec 21, 2012 at 10:18 AM
But, but Gator…the Muts resigned David Wright…and the Feeesh still have Giancarlo Stanton (well for now)….. it will be great….you have Jeff and Fred's word on it.
- Old Gator - Dec 21, 2012 at 1:18 PM
In other words, we're back to our two or three man stickball teams, aren't we? So you see how this works now? There are multiple layers of jolligory and delusion in my stream-of-cognizance commentary. Any of the last surviving Civil War veterans on this blog will tell you I choose my petitfours with a jeweler's eye.
- joeyashwi - Dec 20, 2012 at 10:39 PM
Funny. Santana, Dickey, Liriano, and Pavano…all ex-Twins. It would make a pretty good rotation, especially in the NL. I know Dickey is gone and the Mets are just looking at options but Dickey had much better luck in the NL so the others might as well. Other ex-Twins doing pretty well in the NL include Lohse and Garza. I think the Twins are an NL farm team. Doh!
- blockedshotnyr - Dec 20, 2012 at 10:46 PM
Would prefer Liriano to Pavano just on sheer upside and potential trade appeal at the deadline – wonder how much they'd have to give Marcum on a one year deal… Would love to pull him in – would be a great fit for the ballpark and likely would bring quite a bit in a trade.
- Old Gator - Dec 20, 2012 at 10:47 PM
Perhaps as much as a skid of organic fertilizer. They say it's going to be a rainy summer in Neverneverland.
- Brandon - Dec 20, 2012 at 10:48 PM
I second those wishes, Best of Luck from Minnesota! They'll need it if they ink either of these guys.
- mnjoemama - Dec 20, 2012 at 11:57 PM
If you mets fans didn't like pelfreys hand licking , wait till you see Pavano limp and wince off the mound every inning. Also hold tight for the roller coaster with franky , it's a bumpy ride!
- DonRSD - Dec 21, 2012 at 2:55 AM
I've always liked Liriano.
Go get him….LETS GO METS!!!
- Old Gator - Dec 21, 2012 at 9:31 AM
Go where? It's going to be a very short trip. Don't waste your money on a subway card. Walk it.
- sdelmonte - Dec 21, 2012 at 4:25 AM
I like the rotation as it is, with all the younger pitchers and a farm system that is pretty good in this one area. And better to stick with Chris Young than these options.
- adenzeno - Dec 21, 2012 at 6:53 AM
In other news, Playboy will make Joan Rivers Miss December…..
- Old Gator - Dec 21, 2012 at 9:29 AM
…after narrowly beating out Jan Brewer when a carved sandstone sarcophagus and a pile of linen bandages dating back to the second dynasty were found in her basement and established that she was over the legal age limit.
- bigjimatch - Dec 21, 2012 at 7:16 AM
I just can't take David off seriously after reading that he voted for Kenny Lofton to go in the hall of fame, but not Mike Piazza.
- temporarilyexiled - Dec 21, 2012 at 7:55 AM
All-zombie team.
- Old Gator - Dec 21, 2012 at 9:09 AM
And they're still going to have to wander out in the parking lot at night to find nourishment. Eating the brains of the Mutts front orifice would be like that hour after a Chinese dinner.
- temporarilyexiled - Dec 21, 2012 at 9:19 AM
And then the stark realization that you didn't order enough to have leftovers.
- sabathiawouldbegoodattheeighthtoo - Dec 21, 2012 at 10:16 AM
Nothing wrong with picking up a veteran or two to help with the heavy lifting. On pure pitching upside, I like Liriano better than Pavano. The biggest problem with Liriano though, is that even he doesn't know what he's doing. That does not bode well for his mentoring ability. Perhaps someone like Freddy Garcia would make more sense, as he has learned (by necessity) every trick in the book, and could help teach the younger guys.
- Old Gator - Dec 21, 2012 at 1:21 PM
With Liriano signing with Peetsburgh today, that leaves Pavano. The way his career has gone, you're gonna have to pick up this particular veteran with a forklift.
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FORWARD OPERATING BASE HAMMER, Iraq, Sept. 12, 2008 A handful of soldiers can say they have served three or more tours in Iraq. Few can say they served those three tours with the same unit.
Army Sgt. 1st Class Cameron Richardson of Palm Springs, Fla., has deployed to Iraq with the 1st Armored Division's 2nd Brigade Combat Team three times. In his nearly 15-year Army career, he has three deployments to Iraq and a deployment with the Iron Brigade to Kosovo in 1999 as part of Task Force Falcon – all with the same unit.
"We did security patrols in Kosovo. We either went out dismounted or mounted in Humvees in a peace-keeping operation for seven months," Richardson said.
Following his tour in Kosovo, Richardson returned with the Iron Brigade to the brigade's home in Baumholder, Germany. For the next several years, Richardson trained with the Iron Brigade – ready to be called upon for the next mission. After the terrorist attacks of 9/11, it was only a matter of time.
In March 2003, the time came.
Richardson was a staff sergeant in charge of a section of Bradley fighting vehicles in Company C, 2nd Battalion, 6th Infantry Regiment. When then-5th Corps Commander Lt. Gen. William Scott Wallace tasked the division for a mechanized infantry company for his headquarters security force, Richardson's unit became the first unit in 1st Armored Division to leave its garrisons in Germany and deploy to Kuwait.
In the Kuwaiti heat, the soldiers wore charcoal-lined protective suits and overboots for two weeks as a precaution against possible chemical attack, "which was not a pleasant experience," Richardson said.
"Our mission was to keep a 360-degree perimeter for the 5th Corps Tactical Army Command to ensure the general was not attacked," he said. "We were bounding up behind the 3rd Infantry Division, which was moving forward so fast. But we had to keep up with them to ensure the general had communications with them. We finally set up at Baghdad International Airport."
After Saddam Hussein's regime collapsed, the Army's focus shifted to stability operations and securing the country for the Iraqi population. Richardson's unit went to Camp Muleskinner in Rustimayah and operated around what are now Combat Outposts Cashe South and North. "We figured we would be in Iraq for around a year based on our orders," Richardson said.
But the division began a 15-month deployment, which was unprecedented at the time. Richardson and his unit began returning to Germany in March 2004. "As the first unit with boots on the ground in Iraq, we were the first to redeploy back to Germany," Richardson said. But in April 2004, Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr's militia began its uprising, and the 1st Armored Division was extended for 120 days of extensive combat.
"We had already redeployed to Baumholder and gone on our 30-day leave," Richardson recalled. "I was back in the States when I got a phone call to return to Baumholder in order to deploy back to Iraq. I was disappointed, thinking I had survived Iraq after a long tough year of combat, and now I had to return."
Richardson deployed with Company C as the master gunner at brigade headquarters. He returned to Baumholder in July and to continue training and improving his own skills and those of the soldiers around him.
"When I got on the plane to return to Baumholder, I said to myself that I never wanted to come back to this place," Richardson said. He was offered an assignment in the United States, having completed more than a full tour in Germany. But rather than starting fresh with new soldiers in a separate unit, Richardson chose to remain an Iron Brigade soldier.
In November 2005, Richardson and his comrades answered their nation's call to duty yet again and deployed to Iraq.
"When they say to go, you have to go," he said. "I was thinking, 'OK this is the last time.'"
That deployment was different from the first. The Iron Brigade deployed as a separate brigade and not with the 1st Armored Division, and as U.S. Central Command's theater reserve force, remained in Kuwait for several months before its units deployed to Iraq.
Upon finishing his second tour in Iraq, Richardson returned to his family and started to consider his career options. He decided to start working toward becoming a platoon sergeant. Shortly thereafter, he was offered the chance to lead the command security detail for the brigade's command sergeant major. Richardson accepted the offer, taking on a new role in the Iron Brigade, and in April, Richardson deployed for his third tour in Iraq.
"This deployment is unique in the fact that I was in the forefront in the first deployment as a Bradley section leader," he said. "The second deployment, I was the master gunner, a part of the theater reserve, for six months and then moved up to Baghdad to finish the deployment. Now, I have a unique challenge in ensuring that the command sergeant major gets where he needs to go."
As a soldier who has seen the war in Iraq from its very beginning, Richardson said, he has seen tremendous progress in the last five years.
"It has progressively gotten better each time," he said. "The Iraqi army seems to have gotten the grasp of what to do and is getting more professional."
Each day in Iraq, Richardson is tasked with route planning, caring for his soldiers' physical and mental health, performing pre-combat checks and inspecting all gear and equipment. Then, once out on a patrol, he ensures the security of Army Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Eyer, Iron Brigade's command sergeant major.
As Richardson's team maintains the security of the area, he remains no more than an arm's length away from Eyer, acting as the last line of defense between him and any threats.
"We roll out five to six times a week," Richardson said. "Sometimes, the hardest part of the job is just trying to keep up with the sergeant major."
Richardson will remain in Iraq for the duration of this deployment with the Iron Brigade. Upon his return to Baumholder, he said, he plans to request a continuing position with the brigade, though he expects to be sent back to the United States to continue his Army career.
"I would love to stay if they'd have me," he said. "My wife is German, and she would love to stay in Germany."
Until then, Richardson is taking it one day at a time, as he has done on his previous deployments.
"I want to get myself and my guys all back home safely," he said. "I hope I don't have to come back, but if ordered, I will and complete the mission."
(Army Pfc. Michael Schuch serves in the 1st Armored Division's 2nd Brigade Combat Team Public Affairs Office.)


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'Ramaniscing' About Catalysts
Israel E. Wachs, professor of chemical engineering at Lehigh, was quoted in an article on a symposium that spotlighted the use of spectroscopy methods in catalysis. "In recent years, Raman spectroscopy in catalysis has taken off exponentially," said Wachs. One of the reasons for its popularity is that the method provides molecular-level information about catalysis, and another reason is that the technique can be used to probe catalytic systems while the reactions are occurring, he said.
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Peter Zeitler, professor of earth and environmental science at Lehigh, answered a question about whether or not erosion is helping the Himalayas grow. "We believe that the manner and rate at which surface rocks are being chiseled away by erosion affects what is happening 10 to 30 kilometers below the Earth's surface," Zeitler said. Zeitler's study, which he is doing together with Anne Meltzer, also a professor of earth and environmental science at Lehigh, combines short-timescale seismological, geomorphic and GPS (global positioning system) measurements and observations made over a longer period of time, including geochronologic, petrologic and structural measurements.
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Bankrupt Fastnet to be Sold
Tom Hyclak, professor of economics at Lehigh, was quoted in a story about Fastnet's buy-out by US LEC, a telecommunications company in North Carolina. It is common in mergers and acquisitions to eliminate redundant positions, especially in marketing, accounting, engineering and administration, said Hyclak. "You only need one CEO and you cut the cost of the second."
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Hanover Direct Appoints Charles E. Blue as Chief Financial Officer
Lehigh alumnus Charles E. Blue has been named CFO for Hanover Direct. Blue will succeed Edward M. Lambert as Chief Financial Officer, effective November 11, 2003, in
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NeuroSource Names New Chairman of the Board
Lehigh alumnus Thomas W. Hodson has been named chairman of the board of NeuroSource, the Chicago-based provider of neurological and orthopedic services to the health care industry. Hodson replaces Dr. Leonard J. Cerullo, who will remain a director while devoting more attention to his other responsibilities.
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-Men often get a bad rap in divorce -- AGREED.
"what does Kelsey Grammer's relationship with his past and current wives have anything to do with the type of parent he is? "
Adults need to lead by example - I believe that was the point of this article! - and here is an example of a man who cheated on his wife and impregnated another woman while still MARRIED to that wife. That's not an example we want to set for our children no matter the nature of his relationship with his wife. And the reason I singled out Kelsey Grammer was that at the time I wrote the article, his wedding was being featured on the evening news. I could very well have written an article on Britney Spears or Joan Crawford, but they weren't very "timely" in terms of news.
" for all we know his gold digging, much younger wife could have completely drove (sic. "driven") him to the brink by cheating on him with a younger man and spending his hard earned money on him (which has been reported "
Last I checked we all had free will. Don't blame the actions of his wife for Mel Gibson's failings - they are his responsibility alone.
Yup, there are plenty of bad moms out there, but Sheen and Grammer were top of mind for their antics this past week and weekend.
Thank you for posting this update, despite the fact that it did not end as everyone would have hoped. May Mikey rest in peace and his loved ones find comfort in the life he led.
Thanks for the tip! I am going to set the DVR for In the Middle.
RWF did a GREAT analysis - -congrats!
As a parent with a child who exhibits some of the challenges you have described in your very well-written account, I look forward to reading future installments in the series.
My first reaction is that you sound very patient and calm, two qualities that I admire very much!
I think that Michelle Obama's BMI is probably right on target. She's not a stick figure, she's a real woman and she has earned those womanly curves. She's not overweight at all.
For a short period of 4 or (hopefully 8) years Michelle Obama will enjoy the perks of living in the White House and having an entire kitchen staff. Aside from that, my impression has always been that the first family is very down to earth and grounded.
A final tip is that one should diligently read their LinkedIn profile for spelling and grammatical errors. They abound on LinkedIn (and elsewhere) and immediately telegraph to those to whom you are reaching out that you didn't care enough to "dress up" for this initial interview. Not a good way to look for work.
I am Jewish. Patti, and I never tell my non-Jewish friends to "come to try, love and have it change [their] life."
I don't find the commercial offensive but I do question what God has to do with football and why a player finds the need to so visibly advertise his faith during a game. To me, it feels like proselytizing.
I don't see anything about "resenting" my children anywhere in my article -- just in your response.
I agree with you that one can raise children in such a way to make your household run more smoothly, but it is part of the definition of a child that there are noise and chaos and disruptions. It SHOULD be that way. But I think it would take a saint to be perfectly zen about it all the time.
I don't see anything about "resenting" my children anywhere in my article -- just in your response.
I agree with you that one can raise children in such a way to make your household run more smoothly, but it is part of the definition of a child that there are noise and chaos and disruptions. It SHOULD be that way. But I think it would take a saint to be perfectly zen about it all the time.
@Marc - I didn't watch the show at all but saw how it was promoted "Oprah reveals her BIG SECRET..." - ratings, ratings!
I don't dislike Oprah, but what I do dislike is the influence she has - including being able to manipulate this story for ratings. Great story.
Very well put. I sometimes wonder just how far the media will go before someone (parents? the government?) puts down their foot.
LOL - my older son's first movie in the theater was Lion King and I teared up too, watching him revel in that beautiful movie on the big screen. When I saw Toy Story 3 with my younger son this summer, I too found meaning in Andy's going off to college as son #1 was on his way in September, as was your daughter!
I think our feelings towards requests for funds have a lot to do with what resonates with us personally. I tend to contribute to children's and health-related causes, Mothers Against Drunk Driving and whenever there are natural disasters either here or abroad. I'm not so much into sports, the arts or political causes, so it would be rare for me to contribute. We need to be able to feel confident in our ability to say "no," although obviously it's difficult when there are children involved!
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Thanks getacluenj! With your comment that "there are so many things wrong with this statement," you've proven my point!
How wonderful that the community ....and the entire country...has teamed up to support Eric! This article is a wonderful testament to how we can all come together to lift up those who need our help!
Here's a link to a recent NJ.com article about a young husband and father who became paralyzed as a result of careless driving on the part of a teenage motorist. As you send Eric your best, please also keep the Clausing family in your thoughts and prayers.


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Soul Singer Fontella Bass, who became famous with hits such as "Rescue Me" has died. She was 72.
Bass died Wednesday night at a St. Louis hospice of complications from a heart attack suffered three weeks ago, her daughter, Neuka Mitchell, said. Bass had also suffered a series of strokes over the past seven years.
"She was an outgoing person," Mitchell said of her mother. "She had a very big personality. Any room she entered she just lit the room up, whether she was on stage or just going out to eat."
She co-wrote "Rescue Me," reaching No. 1 on the R&B charts and No. 4 on the Billboard pop singles chart. Bass's powerful voice bore a striking resemblance to that of Aretha Franklin.
"Rescue Me" has been covered by many top artists, including Linda Ronstadt, Cher, Melissa Manchester and Pat Benatar. Aretha Franklin also sang a form of it too – as "Deliver Me" in a Pizza Hut TV ad in 1991.
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