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Book on John Hume does not present him as saint, says son
- Politics
- December 1, 2015, 21:57
'John Hume Irish Peacemaker' edited by two former SDLP colleagues launched in Dublin
Anniversary of St Columbanus marked at Maynooth
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 30, 2015, 21:35
Three honorary doctorates in philosophy awarded at St Patrick's College
Postcard campaign highlights case of jailed Ibrahim Halawa
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 30, 2015, 17:47
Dublin teenager has been in an Egyptian jail since August 2013
In a Word: Comeuppance
- Culture
- November 30, 2015, 00:00
'He was an old man. A fresh 86 . . . At school he had been abused by a priest'
In a Word: Bottle
- Culture
- November 23, 2015, 00:00
Bottle, from the Middle English botel, is believed derived from the Latin buttis – a cask
GAA to mark Bloody Sunday 1920 in special Croke Park ceremony
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 21, 2015, 01:01
November 21st also marks anniversary of 1974 Birmingham pub bombings
SVP stands down committee after LGBT centre allocation
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 20, 2015, 01:00
Catholic Bishop of Galway had objected to funding for 'morally wrong behaviour'
Free St Patrick's Cathedral show to honour victims of violence
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 19, 2015, 18:06
'Concert for Paris' from 8pm on Friday to mark the loss of innocent human life
No school refusal for children based on religion – State agency
- Education
- November 18, 2015, 01:00
Legal change needed to end discrimination against unbaptised, minority faith children
Site provided for new secondary schools by St Kieran's College, Kilkenny
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 17, 2015, 15:54
Continues commitment by diocese and College 'to excellence in education in Kilkenny'
Paris victim was descended from Irish patriot Robert Emmet
- Irish News
- November 16, 2015, 21:49
Anti-corruption lawyer (26) 5th generation descendant of patriot's brother
Ireland's Muslims don't expect major backlash after Paris
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 16, 2015, 16:57
'Irish people understand what it is to be tarred with the same brush,' says imam
In a Word: Godchild
- Culture
- November 16, 2015, 00:00
'Godchild' is believed to have originated around 1200AD
Dáil vote on smacking of children a fitting legacy for late doctor
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 14, 2015, 01:00
GP Cyril Daly began campaign in 1967 to ban corporal punishment
Higgins says unaccountable forces are running EU
- Politics
- November 14, 2015, 01:00
President says democratic structures at risk from new financialised global order
Atheist group calls for religious equality in Irish schools
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 13, 2015, 15:18
Organisation says divestment of some Catholic schools will not solve pluralism problem
McAleese criticises Catholic church's view on hitting children
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 12, 2015, 18:25
Former president says she raised issue of corporal punishment with Pope Francis
End of Brendan Smyth case brings sorry saga to a close
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 12, 2015, 14:45
Abuse by priest could have been prevented had church authorities acted sooner
Same-sex marriage signed into law by Ministers
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 10, 2015, 18:22
May referendum 'reaffirmed the importance of marriage and family for our society', Fitzgerald says
Analysis: Divestment of Catholic schools remains insignificant
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 10, 2015, 01:01
Lack of effort at local level by patron bodies and politicians means little change
Efforts to divest schools 'disappointing', says forum chairman
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 10, 2015, 01:00
Bishops not reading signs of the times or seeing what's in their own best interests
Church must give up control of schools, says Archbishop of Dublin
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 9, 2015, 01:00
'We need a church which can respond more effectively to change,' says Diarmuid Martin
Stand side by side to honour all Ireland's dead of 1916, service told
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 8, 2015, 21:48
Different mythologies of first World War contributed to deep divisions on this island
Ireland's first woman president elected 25 years ago
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 8, 2015, 20:56
Mary Robinson pushed the office 'as far as the wall and peeped over, but didn't cross it'
Death of Jesuit priest Fr Michael Paul Gallagher
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 8, 2015, 20:45
Noted Jesuit priest had taught at UCD for almost 20 years in 1970s and 1980s
Lifetime membership awards presented by NUJ at GPO in Dublin
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 7, 2015, 12:20
Broadcaster Sean O'Rourke wants to be buried with copy of Galway newspaper
Imam calls for syllabus on Islam to be taught at faith schools
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 6, 2015, 20:15
Muslim leader welcomes plans for new religion classes as they would teach 'tolerance'
Catholic primate concerned at trends in social media
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 5, 2015, 20:04
Archbishop Eamon Martin rails against reprehensible and dehumanising dimension
Study of religion devoid of faith blinkered, says Archbishop
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 5, 2015, 18:29
Diarmuid Martin critical of research on religion that is limited to history and sociology
Catholic Communications Office marks 40th anniversary
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 5, 2015, 01:00
Office has had to work in arduous environment amid numerous church scandals
'Vigilante' Catholics' letter led to Flannery's ban, says priest
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 2, 2015, 16:59
Talk by Fr Tony Flannery cancelled after complaint over his vote in marriage referendum
Catholic priests call for talks on equality for women
- Religion & Beliefs
- November 2, 2015, 15:06
Twelve clerics seek open discussion of issue and say sanctions have silenced those in favour
Ibrahim Halawa's lawyers appeal to David Cameron
- Crime & Law
- November 2, 2015, 14:42
Irish teenager's legal team urge prime minister to raise case with Egyptian president
Same-sex marriage will be possible from November
- Social Affairs
- October 31, 2015, 01:00
Fitzgerald to sign commencement order on the referendum result on November 16th
Former Church of Ireland bishop Peter Barrett dies
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 30, 2015, 01:00
Resignation as bishop of Cashel and Ossory in 2006 after three years in area was a shock
Disability campaigner Dara Gallagher dies aged 62
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 29, 2015, 19:40
'His heart decided to be the next part of him to give trouble,' sister Bláithín says
Ireland sends large direct aid convoy to Syria
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 28, 2015, 01:00
Ten 40-foot Human Appeal Ireland containers of supplies are bound for Damascus area
Homeless people 'should not be used for political purposes'
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 27, 2015, 07:47
Voluntary service Trust says homeless may be used 'to feed the blame game'
Synod on family produced nothing new, says McAleese
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 26, 2015, 21:47
Former president worried by congregation's move to challenge Pope Francis's will
Ireland 'falling short' in protecting vulnerable refugees
- Social Affairs
- October 26, 2015, 15:19
Immigration Council of Ireland calls for range of new measures in submission to UN
Travellers' group asks for privacy for Carrickmines survivors
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 25, 2015, 16:58
Southside Travellers Action Group says families should be let grieve in peace
Archbishop calls for all-Ireland approach to aid migrants
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 25, 2015, 13:52
Concept of common good in Ireland 'gone off our national and ecclesiastical radar'
Some businesses including pubs close for Traveller funeral
- Social Affairs
- October 23, 2015, 20:50
Wexford community centre opens to provide refreshments for mourners
Connors deaths: Family remains brought to Wexford for burial
- Irish News
- October 23, 2015, 15:33
Bishop reads out Pope's message to all the families affected by Carrickmines fire
Church of Ireland bishops call for urgent action on migrants crisis
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 22, 2015, 12:05
Bishop of Derry Rev Good says 'as Christians, we should embrace this opportunity'
Trócaire recieved €29m in public donations last year
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 21, 2015, 01:00
Irish Catholic Church's overseas aid agency directs funds to some of the world's poorest
Never mind the asterisks: A brief history of the word f**k
- Culture
- October 19, 2015, 11:34
Studies show that swearing eases pain, is cathartic, helps bonding and lets off destructive steam... but beware of overuse, lest y(...)
Where now for Catholic Church as synod nears end?
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 18, 2015, 18:54
No question of doctrine changing but pastoral response to new realities might
'Secularist elite' behind religious education plan, event hears
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 16, 2015, 01:00
Primary-level programme aims to banish faith, Iona Institute event told
Collins says abuse survivor not blocked from Vatican body
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 15, 2015, 18:31
Activist says attempts by cardinals to deny man membership not a factor in decision
Same-sex marriage campaign used 'our' language, bishops told
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 12, 2015, 17:39
Rome synod hears campaign based on 'equality, compassion, respect and tolerance'
Patsy McGarry: Pope Francis sows confusion among bishops at synod
- Opinion
- October 12, 2015, 01:00
'Are we writing to the Holy Father, to the families of the church, or to the world?'
Archbishop Eamon Martin issues family call to Synod of Bishops
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 9, 2015, 16:26
Synod must broaden horizons if it wishes to speak to wider world on family, says prelate
McAleese maintains church deemed homosexuality 'disorder'
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 8, 2015, 10:24
US archbishop Charles Chaput says former president 'trying to control' Catholic faith
US archbishop criticises Mary McAleese's remarks on church
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 8, 2015, 01:00
Former president said describing homosexuality as 'disordered' led to homophobia
Pope Francis visiting Ireland is 'very possible'
- Irish News
- October 6, 2015, 20:19
Vatican spokesman confirms pontiff may attend 2018 World Meeting of Families
Synod has yet to agree on Communion for divorced couples
- Irish News
- October 6, 2015, 20:02
Archishop says there is a difference of opinion on subject at bishops' event in Rome
Stress on unchanged doctrine as Vatican synod on family opens
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 6, 2015, 01:00
Synod president claims church stance on communion for remarried misunderstood
What does Catholic Ireland expect from Synod of Bishops?
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 4, 2015, 11:48
'As a woman, to know not one women will have a vote (at the Synod) is terrible'
'Religion is in a mess. We really don't have a credible message '
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 3, 2015, 01:00
The churches are 'hugely out of touch' with ordinary people, says Gordon Linney, clergyman and author of 'Thinking Anew: Faith in (...)
Pope upset US Catholics with change message, says Martin
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 1, 2015, 22:29
Archbishop of Dublin received letters from people unsettled, 'even angry at change'
Catholic bishops urge parishes to prepare to aid migrants
- Religion & Beliefs
- October 1, 2015, 18:34
Prelates seek reform of direct provision for asylum seekers to avoid two-tier system
Bishops call on authorities to ensure no more homeless people die on streets
- Religion & Beliefs
- September 30, 2015, 20:07
Catholic bishops to issue special document on assisting asylum seekers and migrants
Pope Francis may visit Ireland in 2018
- Religion & Beliefs
- September 28, 2015, 22:57
World Meeting of Families in Dublin second 'coup' for Archbishop Diarmuid Martin
What is World Meeting of Families planned for Dublin?
- Religion & Beliefs
- September 28, 2015, 15:04
Speculation mounting that Pope Francis may visit Ireland after announcement of event
Jewish council condemns Johnny Ronan's Nazi reference
- Religion & Beliefs
- September 25, 2015, 16:57
Irish organisation says property developer's use of phrase is 'beyond comprehension'
Church welcomes cleric's agreement on same-sex marriage teaching
- Religion & Beliefs
- September 24, 2015, 20:54
A 'clamping down and closing in on freedom of speech', says second Presbyterian minister
Varadkar praises Dublin Muslim community for migrant aid
- Religion & Beliefs
- September 24, 2015, 15:45
Blanchardstown Islamic Centre volunteers bring two vans of donations to Calais camp
Varadkar bullish on FG prospects following poll result
- Politics
- September 24, 2015, 13:57
Labour's Alex White says Independents have 'superficial' attraction to electorate
Presbyterian minister retracts welcome for same-sex marriage result
- Religion & Beliefs
- September 22, 2015, 15:58
Rev Christina Bradley now accepts marriage is between 'one man and one woman'
Irish Catholic schools set to welcome migrant children
- Religion & Beliefs
- September 22, 2015, 15:19
'As an integral part of parish life in Ireland, Catholic schools would not be found wanting'
Catholic group calls for commission on celibacy and female deacons
- Religion & Beliefs
- September 22, 2015, 14:27
Association of Catholics in Ireland says in 10 years many parishes won't have resident priest
Climate solution may lie in cheap technologies, conference told
- Environment
- September 22, 2015, 14:24
Major slowdown in global emissions 'the most that can be hoped for' over five years
Bob Geldof weds long-term partner Jeanne Marine
- Irish News
- September 20, 2015, 19:35
Bono, Richard Branson, Demi Moore and Marianne Faithful among guests at wedding in France
Association of Catholic Priests should expand role
- Religion & Beliefs
- September 20, 2015, 15:49
Organisation should move beyond its 'voice in the wilderness' role, meeting told
Overseas priests 'not answer' to vocations crisis in Church'
- Religion & Beliefs
- September 18, 2015, 01:00
Priests not like footballers who can be transferred for a fee, says Fr Brendan Hoban
Climate vulnerability linked to religion, study indicates
- Religion & Beliefs
- September 17, 2015, 16:05
African communities' food production assessed in context of beliefs and climate change
Funeral of 'Disappeared' Seamus Wright 42 years after death
- Irish News
- September 15, 2015, 13:26
Mourners told it took 16 years to locate remains after IRA had admitted responsibility
Funeral of 'disappeared' Kevin McKee held in Belfast
- Irish News
- September 14, 2015, 15:32
Mourners told body recovery was a part of Northern Ireland peace process that was working
Improvements in child protection noted
- Religion & Beliefs
- September 10, 2015, 01:00
Review of 43 congregations finds that while familiar patterns still emerge, there is strong leadership and commitment to safegua(...)
Patsy McGarry: Pope Francis and Merkel show their mettle in refugee crisis
- Opinion
- September 8, 2015, 03:00
This pope called on every Catholic parish and religious community in Europe to take in a migrant family each
Cloyne child protection officer resigns in dispute with bishop
- Religion & Beliefs
- September 4, 2015, 19:28
Official disagreed with prelate's inaction over defrocked priest who continued to say Mass
North's MPs urged to oppose Assisted Dying Bill at Westminster
- Religion & Beliefs
- September 4, 2015, 15:21
Catholic primate Eamon Martin says 'future of humanity does not lie in a culture of death'
Day of Action events planned across Ireland in solidarity with refugees
- Religion & Beliefs
- September 4, 2015, 13:54
People urged to gather at Famine memorials in Dublin and throughout the island
Ireland's record on migrants has been shameful since the State's foundation
- Opinion
- September 4, 2015, 01:00
Hungarian refugees in the 1950s complained bitterly about their treatment and soon the vast majority had left Ireland to be reset(...)
Sabina Higgins opens Ethiopian art exhibition in Dublin
- Religion & Beliefs
- September 3, 2015, 22:12
All proceeds in aid of Hamlin fistula hospital in Addis Ababa
Retired bishop assaulted by drunken passenger on train
- Religion & Beliefs
- September 3, 2015, 18:56
Ex-bishop of Kerry Bill Murphy assaulted in link to alleged handling of child sex abuse
Bishop calls for church and State to co-operate on refugees
- Religion & Beliefs
- September 3, 2015, 12:19
'Anyone listening to their conscience now can't but feel challenged by what we are witnessing'
'Walk of hope' in bid to prevent closure of Dominican church in Drogheda
- Religion & Beliefs
- August 31, 2015, 16:47
Senator Mary Moran says those who went to headquarters of Dominicans in Tallaght met with 'negativity and disdain'
Priest says demand for secular schools is low
- Religion & Beliefs
- August 25, 2015, 01:00
Catholic parishes 'have no intention of handing over their local school to anyone'


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I recently switched clubs and went to Titleist AP1s with graphite shafts. But now I have a gap in my bag between my 5 wood (18 degree) and 5 iron (26 degree). I have heard that amateurs should carry more woods. Should I fill that gap with a 7 wood or a 4 hybrid? I have no problem getting woods in the air, but I think a hybrid from the rough would be a more appropriate choice. I would love to know what you think.
I think adding a 4 hybrid is good fit. I feel it's a bit more useful and easier to hit. Something around 22* should fill the gap you have nicely, hope it works out for you.
A 21 H and a 21 F would depend on the use and how it feels hitting it. There are long iron, hybrids, and fairway fans. I personally enjoy my 21 F best of all, with a 24 H and a 5I. The fairway in general, with a long shaft, will roll out further and take a little more skill to hit from the rough.
Just find you by trying both, and best fitting your distance gap.
Some folks hit fwy woods better than hybrids, and vice versa. You shld try the 913F 21 deg, and also the 913H 24. Indeed, you might even try the 913H 27 because, despite the overlapping loft as your 5 iron, many people will hit a hybrid farther than an iron with similar loft.
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Demo days will soon be upon us. I'd recommend you find when your local Titleist rep is going to be somewhere in your area and go tell him your dilemma. He'll let you try out various woods & hybrids and you can make an informed decision. For me personally, I went with the hybrid because I also use it for those "bump and run" shots when I'm sitting in the rough just off the green.
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Private Practice
Private Practice is a spin-off of the popular television show Grey's Anatomy. Created by Shonda Rhimes, the series chronicles the life of Dr. Addison Montgomery as she leaves Seattle Grace Hospital for Los Angeles in order to join a private practice.
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Season 1Edit
Which We Meet Addison, a Nice Girl From Somewhere Else [1.01]Edit
- Richard: Why is there a letter of resignation on my desk?
- Addison: I told you. I got a job offer.
- Richard: I don't want to hear this again. Working at a private medical co-op, moving to L.A.? This is not my Addison. My Addison is a world-class neonatal surgeon.
- Violet: You'll have Dell.
- Naomi: He's studying to be a midwife.
- Addison: The cute boy who answers the phone?
- Addison: I want to hear you say it out loud.
- Pete: You didn't move down here because I kissed you.
- Addison: [walks away] Thank you.
- Pete: You so moved down here because I kissed you.
- Addison: (to herself) I heard that!
- Violet: Look, I know she has the largest chunk in this practice, but we agreed to equal votes. We are supposed to vote! Sam, you ought to do something!
- Sam: What, me?
- Violet: This divorce is killing us! You need to go apologize.
- Pete: Just say you were wrong for walking out, so we can go back to being a happy family.
- Violet: Yeah!
- Sam: I never... I didn't... I am not apologizing to her. She's the one.... Naomi hires Addison and then moves her in right next door to me. I saw her naked this morning.
- Cooper: You saw her naked?
- Pete: Did she look good naked?
- Violet & Sam: Focus!
- Cooper: (to Addison) Do you think there's something wrong with having sex with a woman who wants you to call her... mama?
- (In the conference room)
- Cooper: We're a team.
- Violet: We're partners, Naomi.
- Sam: You can't just bring somebody in.
- Pete: Without asking us.
- Violet: Yeah.
- Sam: We're a democracy. We vote.
- Pete: We vote.
- Violet: We vote or it doesn't happen.
- Naomi: You're right. We should've voted. I was wrong.
- Violet: Good. Okay, let's vote.
- Addison: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold on a minute. Uh, I have been working here less than 24 hours, and in that time I discovered that I not welcome here, I learned I am a one-man gynie show, and I performed crazy McGyver surgery, and...Sam saw my booty. So...this has not been a great day for me. This day kind of sucked. But you know what I had one patient...one patient the entire day...and I loved it. So you want me gone? Too bad. I'm in. I'm putting my foot down. My foot's down. It's down. I'm not going anywhere. So...yeah. I thought I...I thought I had a big finish but...I don't. So...I'm done. No, no. I do have a big finish. If I hadn't been here today, if you'd had someone else, that girl would've died delivering her baby. I saved her life. I saved your asses. I'm a world-class neonatal surgeon. And I'm here to stay. Welcome to the new Oceanside Wellness.(Addison leaves)
- Naomi: That's why I didn't tell you she was coming.
In Which Sam Receives an Unexpected Visitor... [1.02]Edit
In Which Addison Finds the Magic [1.03]Edit
- (Talking about Pete with Naomi and Violet)
- Addison: I don't even know if he's normal. One minute he's hot, the next minute he's arctic; I don't need that kind of damage, no matter how fancy his lips are; here he comes.
- Addison: You know this is a very serious issue. This is a woman who has needs, who has wants, who needs and wants magic in her life. This is not a dirty little joke that you can make your dirty little jokes about, dirty man.
- Pete: You don't know me at all. You think you do, but you don't, so don't call me names.
In Which Addison Has a Very Casual Get Together [1.04]Edit
- Cooper: Violet! Step away from the pee-pee!
In Which Addison Finds a Showerhead [1.05]Edit
In Which Charlotte Goes Down the Rabbit Hole [1.06]Edit
In Which Sam Gets Taken for a Ride [1.07]Edit
In Which Cooper Finds a Port in His Storm [1.08]Edit
In Which Dell Finds His Fight [1.09]Edit
Season 2Edit
A Family Thing [2.01]Edit
Equal & Opposite [2.02]Edit
- Lisa: [talking about her husband, Brian] He's all I have. Brian- He's all I've ever had. I was shy... before him. I was shy and... Brian sees me. He sees me and he knows me and he loves me. My whole life, I felt like there was this missing piece of me, like I didn't fit, and Brian... he's my missing piece, so before you say no to the surgery, consider... just consider what you're asking of me. You're asking me to make myself less whole, to lose a part of me. He's... my missing piece. My best friend is my missing piece.
- Pete: [explaining a procedure to Jodie, the temp] Actually, the treatment is preformed on the whole body, adapted for skin sensitivity of each individual, so-
- Violet: [scoffs] This place is bad enough without you trying to sell your magic beans to everyone. I mean, does she really look like she needs help? Does that body need... anything? I mean, does any body really need its fat pulverized into submission?
- Pete: Violet, Violet, you know what you are? You are a... a judger. You're a judgy judger who has no right to judge until she tries it for herself.
Nothing to Talk About [2.03]Edit
- Pete: Do you think I'm old?
- Addison: Tell me you did not sleep with that temp. [laughs] You slept with Jodie the temp.
- Pete: Hey, it seemed like a good idea at the time.
- Addison: Yeah, well, at least you're getting out there. Me? Two dates seems to be my limit.
- Pete: The cop?
- Addison: He didn't call after our last date, so I called him, left him a message, a horrifying, embarrassing message. Probably scared him off. Not that I care. You know, I'm glad to not be talking to him.
- Pete: Well, at least he didn't tell you you were old. Although... she did say that I was great.
Past Tense [2.04]Edit
Let It Go [2.05]Edit
Serving Two Masters [2.06]Edit
Tempting Faith [2.07]Edit
Crime and Punishment [2.08]Edit
Know When to Fold [2.09]Edit
Worlds Apart [2.10]Edit
Contamination [2.11]Edit
Homeward Bound [2.12]Edit
Nothing to Fear [2.13]Edit
Second Chances [2.14]Edit
Acceptance [2.15]Edit
Ex-Life [2.16]Edit
Wait and See [2.17]Edit
Finishing [2.18]Edit
What Women Want [2.19]Edit
Do the Right Thing [2.20]Edit
What You Do for Love [2.21]Edit
Yours, Mine and Ours [2.22]Edit
- Pete: [to Violet] I'm not the kind of guy who fights. I just don't see the point to it. And the times I've tried it, you hurt your knuckles, you don't really feel better, it doesn't solve anything. And I guess I'm, at heart, just a pacifist, 'cause I think fighting is stupid, I think war is wrong, and taking up arms for some cause just lacks nobility in today's world. So-
- Violet: Pete, Pete-
- Pete: I'm not the kinda guy who fights, but I should've fought for you! I should've fought for you, Violet. And I don't really know how else to say it except... I want your kid, whether it's mine or not. And I want your body, whether it's pregnant or not. And I want your heart, whether I have to fight for it or not. And I should've fought for it, but I was confused and angry and scared. So... I am fighting now... because I love you. And I think we can be something. I think we can be a family.
Season 3Edit
A Death in the Family [3.01]Edit
- Police Officer: [to Pete] Sir, your relationship to... Violet?
- Sheldon: He's her boyfriend. [to Pete] I was seeing a patient upstairs and I heard.
- Pete: I'm sorry. I should've called.
- Police Officer: And who are you?
- Sheldon: I'm the baby's father.
- Pete: Uh, well, kind of the baby's father.
- Sheldon: Maybe the father. So is he.
- Pete: We're both- We're the baby's father.
- Sheldon: [to the cop] It's a long story. It's... Just wear a condom. Tell your friends. [chuckles]
The Way We Were [3.02]Edit
- Cooper: [to Addison and Sam] What is wrong with you two? What?
- Addison: We made a pact.
- Sam: Addison and I are ignoring our problems.
- Addison: We are not going to talk or think about our problems anymore. Nothing even close to thinking or talking about our problems.
- Sam: We're gonna be strong.
- Addison: Strong.
- Sam: In denial, but strong.
- Addison: Strong.
- Cooper: Yeah, well, that's, um, you know, stupid.
- Cooper: I haven't shaved and my shirt's a little wrinkled, but beneath the depressed hobo look, I am fine.


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Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2012 3:00 pm
Post subject: How do Mormons dress?
Do the natives of Dessert dress differently than other folk in the Weird West? I'm just wondering if when the posse rolls into SLC they can visually tell Mormon from Gentile.
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My only expertise in this area is the news and being forced to go to dance and swim parties with the Bee Hives when I was in Boy Scouts and being a uniformed armed guard with hatchet and knife when they were selling cookies.
If you look at the current clothing of the various conservative LDS sects only the women have a style of dress that seams different from the rest of the world. The LDS men wear modern slightly western style clothing while the women look like they are out of little house on the prairie
I will ASSuME, the women are still in a style like what they wore in the founding days.
So the Morman's at the time of Deadlands would be dressed the same as the rest of the old west although slightly more conservative. For the women they had to cover the body from ankle to wrist and not seem proud of there looks, but not as strict as Amish, the women still had color and print patterns. The men would be in work cloths and the chuch and business suits might be conservative yet not hoity toity so no tuxedos and no check and striped eastern city dude clothes
And every ware young men in pairs riding bicycles in white shirt and ties
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Yeah, VonDan is right. From what I remember from Utah history and Pioneer Days (a Utah Holiday) while growing up there, the Mormons didn't really dress that much different than any one else. Maybe more conservative and simple, but not enough for anyone traveling through would take notice. Even then, those kinds of clothes would come from lack of cash or materials like any other person out west. Mormons seemed to favor the Mennonite style beard more than the more garish facial hair styles though.
It's what they wore under the clothes (special undergarments) that might be out place, and even then I don't know how out of place basically long underwear would be either.
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It's what they wore under the clothes (special undergarments) that might be out place, and even then I don't know how out of place basically long underwear would be either.
I was not gonna mention that
As one of the LDS founder's brother had a wool long underwear factory before he joined the style of the garments was exactly the same as worn at the time except for a special blessing and monogram. The only odd thing might be if some one notices a person in long underwear in high summer time.
But even some none LDS old timer like there wollies, my dad was a hick farm boy from north Idaho born in 1932 and grew up in a log cabin and always wore a full union suit except in the high heat of summer, and was aghast i wore a separate pants and top and would have a flannel shirt open and show my wool undershirt
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Really, VonDan is right. From what I keep in mind from The state of utah record and Innovator Times (a The state of utah Holiday) while increasing up there, the Mormons didn't really outfit that much different than any one else. Maybe more traditional and easy, but not enough for anyone visiting through would take observe. Even then, those types of outfits would come from deficiency of money or components like any other individual out western. Mormons seemed to benefit the Mennonite design face beard more than the more garish face facial beard designs though.
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Even then, those types of outfits would come from deficiency of money or components like any other individual out western.
The same kind of simple clothing could have been found factory made from a catalog or dry good store in a range of prices and not just for the poor
But for those on a budget clothing could be home made to keep a families cost down so they only had to buy what was beyond the families skill set, or the skill set of there neighbors.
My grand mother in the 30's and 40's was still making clothing out of food sacks from salt, sugar, flour and grain. She might choose one food brand over another by what the sack was made out of. Some millers loaded there products into sacks with print patterns knowing the farm wife would want to use the sack or several sacks to make a dress.
She also made stuffed toys out of grain sacks by cutting out the logos "like a Pillsbury dough boy" printed on a grain sack and stitching on a back and stuffing with scrap wool.
And a lot of recycling of clothing, clothing might be picked apart to reuse the cloth or to replace a section. This is also one reason men wore vest and women full body aprons, to reduce wear to the body of the clothing and only the sleeves needed replacing as often
My grand mother used old long underwear to make mitten and winter socks.
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Just before the start of every University of South Carolina home football game, Jessica Bradburn gets caught up in moment as the strains of "Also Sprach Zarathustra" (the theme to "2001: A Space Odyssey") roar over the public address amid 80,000-plus screaming fans.
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Jerry Smith knocked down three free throws with 0.3 seconds left in double overtime to lift the Springfield Armor to a 115-113 victory over the Sioux Falls Skyforce tonight inside the MassMutual Center. With the victory and the Canton Charge's loss to the Iowa Energy tonight, the Armor move into sole possession of first place in the Eastern Conference with five games remaining in the regular season.
Sioux Falls' Marqus Blakely buried a free throw to open up the game, as the Armor (26-19) and Skyforce (14-32) traded leads six times in the opening period. Behind Trey Gilder's 14 first-quarter points (6-6 FG), Sioux Falls led 27-26 after one quarter.
The Armor responded with 35 second-quarter points, led by Lance Hurdle's 12 points in the period. Springfield buried 13-21 (.619) shots in the quarter to take a 61-56 lead into halftime.
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In the fourth, Sioux Falls battled back into the game as the Armor went cold from the field. The Skyforce opened the quarter on a 12-2 run and erased the entire 16-point deficit with a Gilder jumper with 9.2 seconds to play in regulation to tie the game, 100-100. A Smith shot attempt at the buzzer caromed off the back iron, forcing the Armor's first overtime game since January 5. The Armor scored a season-low 10 points in the quarter, shooting 2-19 (.105) from the field.
Springfield led by as many as six points in the first overtime, but Sioux Falls' Gabe Pruitt hit a pair of three-pointers to keep the Skyforce within striking distance. Two Gilder free throws tied the game with 6.2 seconds to go, but a Hurdle jumper was off the mark, as the two teams headed to a second overtime period, tied 110-110.
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INITIAL REPORT - October 7, 2012
NAME: Larry KirschnerEMAIL: asklarry98 at hotmail dot comAGE: 48LOCATION: Columbus, OHGENDER: MHEIGHT: 5' 9" (1.75 m)WEIGHT: 205 lb (92 kg)I've been an intermittent camper/paddler since my teens, but now that my kids are avid Boy Scouts, I've caught the backpacking bug. I typically do 8-10 weekend hikes per year, and have spent time over the past few years backpacking the Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico and canoeing the Canadian wilderness. I like to travel "in comfort", but I've shrunk to medium weight, and continue to work toward going lighter and longer. With all of my investment into these ventures, I expect my wife and I will continue to trek long after the kids are gone�
INITIAL REPORT October 7, 2012
Manufacturer: Bridgford FoodsYear of Manufacture: 2012Country of Manufacture: USA Manufacturer's Website: http://www.bridgford.comMSRP: USD $23.94 for 6 x 3.25 oz/92 g of either flavor. A 'sampler pack' containing 3 x 3.0 oz/85 g of both flavors can also be purchased. for USD $23.94
For this test, I am testing the 3 oz/85 g packs.Measured weight of unopened package: 3.53 oz/100 g (average of 2 packs)Package dimensions: 225 x 173 mm (8.9 x 6.8 in)
Bridgford Sweet Baby Ray's Beef Jerky is a new flavor of beef jerky, one of my favorite protein sources on the trail. I am not going to describe the process for making jerky, but it is basically a preserved and dried form of meat, which can be taken on the trail, as it does not require refrigeration. Sweet Baby Ray's jerky is based on Sweet Baby Ray's (SBR) barbecue sauce, meaning the flavor of this jerky may be different from 'unflavored' jerky. Sweet Baby Ray's jerky comes in two flavors-original recipe and honey chipotle. The nutritional description for the flavors is the same, and is shown below for the Original flavor, as downloaded from the Bridgford website:
I found this information to be slightly misleading, as it indicates a serving size of 1 oz/28 g, with 2.5 servings per container. However, by my calculations, there would 3 x 1 oz/28 g servings in a 3 oz/85 g container, meaning that I am consuming about 270 calories in each package, rather than 225 as suggested above. On the package it indicates 3 x 1 oz servings per pack, so there is clearly a slightly disconnect between the website designers and the packaging people
In terms of the product itself, SBR's comes in a sealed 3 oz/85 g package which has a tear off strip at the top. The package is flexible and I think it would be easily stuffed in a backpack.
There is a small amount of air trapped in the package meaning it would take up a little extra space in my pack, but the package is close to flat. About 1 in/2.5 cm from the top of the package is a resealable zip closure, meaning that if I don't eat the whole package at once, I can seal it up for later. There is also a small silica pack in the bag to keep out excess moisture.
As is typical for beef jerky, the product is composed of small fragments of dried beef. Some of these are 1-2 inches in size, and others are small shredded pieces. The selling point of SBR's jerky is the use of SBR sauce, as the packaging indicates, "The sauce is the boss". This indicates that this jerky should be flavored like barbecue sauce, either regular sauce or a honey-chipotle flavor.
INSTRUCTIONS and WARRANTY
There are only two items worth mentioning. First, the silica packet is NOT to be eaten. Because this is a consumable, it has an optimal shelf life, which is indicated by a "best before" date clearly marked on the back of the package, just to the right of the Bridgford logo in the photo below. For this jerky received in September 2012, the product is best by January 2014, suggesting about a 15 month window.
In my experience, beef jerky does not go bad, but it gets stale, so that the product could likely be eaten beyond that date, but may lose some of its flavor and/or texture.
INITIAL IMPRESSIONS and TRYING IT OUT
To get an initial impression for this report, I ate one packet of original flavor for lunch at work, and a packet of honey chipotle for lunch a few days later . I typically eat a fairly light lunch, and one packet was plenty for a good lunch. In fact, after eating a pack of SBR's for lunch around noon, I really didn't feel hungry again until close to 7 pm. Of course, I burn less energy at work than I do on the trail.
The first impression I got when eating the SBR's original recipe occurred as soon as I opened up the pack, when I was hit by the smell of barbecue sauce. This stuff is potent! The texture of this product is essentially the same as other types of beef jerky I have eaten. It is a little chewy, but this is expected. The jerky has a strong barbecue flavor which I liked. It is a little sweet but not spicy. I liked it both the first time I ate it, and then later when it repeated on me (which is fairly typical for me when I eat beef jerky). After eating, my fingers felt like they had a light coating of sauce, so I had to wash them before getting back to work. On the trail, I might just lick them clean.
I didn't eat the honey chipotle flavor until a few days later, but my impression was similar. This also has a very potent but delicious smell. I didn't notice a huge difference in flavor, although maybe if I had done a side-by-side test I would be able to tell. My impression is that this sauce is a little more spicy, but not a lot. In any event, I liked the taste of this flavor as well.
EXPECTATIONS for the Delta Series kitchen items:
After sampling this product at work, I'm expecting to enjoy it quite a bit on the trail. I really like the barbeque flavor. I also like the fact that eating the jerky gave me a sustained feeling of fullness, so I expect that eating the jerky will give me a lot of energy for backpacking.
ImpressiveExcellent flavorRe-closable packagingSustained feeling of fullnessConcernsIs the smell so potent it will attract animals (e.g. bears?)This concludes my Iniital Report on Bridgford's Sweet Baby Ray's Beef Jerky. Please check back in about a few months to see how this food did on the trail!
Thanks to Bridgford Foods for providing this tasty trail food for testing, and to BackpackGearTest.org for giving me the chance to participate in the evaluation process.
-larry kirschner
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The senior editor for Americans for Limited Government says Barack Obama is comparing apples to oranges when he talks about the number of jobs being created and the status of the economy.
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In an interview with Greg Corombos of Radio America for WND, Senior Editor Robert Romano says he's concluded that not only is Obama's total wrong, it's misleading.
He explains that one part of a Bureau of Labor and Statistics report says the private sector created three million jobs over a time period. But in looking at the report's broader results, that probably was only 2.1 million jobs over the 22 months that Obama cites.
"That sounds nice, only 96,000 jobs per month does not even keep with the growth of the population," he said. "And his policies haven't even begun to eat into those 8 million jobs lost."
He said the nation's employment scenario is that "Obama is taking credit for something he should be condemned for."
He estimates the actual unemployment at 11 percent and the underemployed at another 16 or 17 percent.
"There are 27 million people in all who cannot find fulltime work," he said.
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