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Southwestern Historical Quarterly
the history of American Indian relations to engage in prophecy.
He has seen too many prophecies fail. He knows that what he
should say would be little more than speculation. One draws
from his book the conclusion that the Indian problem, like the
poor, we shall have with us always.
It is this reviewer's conclusion, nevertheless, that the book con-
stitutes the most useful historical treatment of the Indian problem
that he has read.
Hardin-Simmons University.
A Political History of the Cherokee Nation, 1888-1907. By
Morris L. Wardell. (Norman, Okla.: University of Okla-
homa Press, 1938. Pp. vi, 383. Illustrations, maps. $3.50.)
With this book another valuable addition has been made to the
series published by the University of Oklahoma called The Civili-
zation of the American Indian. The story of the Cherokee Indians,
so ably begun by Grant Foreman, is now complete to the time of
termination of the Cherokee Nation as a political unit in 1907.
Prior to the admission of Oklahoma to the Union of American
commonwealths, the tribal business of the Cherokee Nation was
closed and the Indian state became a thing of history.
A Political History of the Cherokee Nation is made up of sixteen
chapters, several appendices, a competent bibliography, two valu-
able maps, and a number of photographs of illustrious Cherokees.
It is based on conscientious and diligent research and the foot-
notes document most of the statements made in it about which
any question might arise. The author has made use of the Frank
Phillips Collection of Indian materials at the University of Okla-
homa, the documents, letters, and books of the Oklahoma His-
torical Society, papers in the Library of Congress and the Depart-
ment of the Interior and tribal records in the Union Agency at
Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Dr. Wardell assumes that his readers are familiar with the early
history of the Cherokee tribe and the sad story of their removal
to the West. Scant attention, of course, is paid to the forces
which were back of the tribal factionalism which developed during
and immediately following the removal period. Virtual civil war,
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Army Surgeon General defends PTSD diagnostic method
Apr 5, 2012
Lt. Gen. Patricia D. Horoho testified March 28, 2012, at a Senate Appropriations Subcommittee, Defense subcommittee hearing on military health and said military hospitals use the same method as the civilian sector to diagnose post-traumatic stress disorder.
Aviation conference opens with 'sunrise' on Army aviation
Apr 3, 2012
The military's budget may shrink, but the outlook on Army aviation is optimistic, said the commanding general of the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence.
'Sex Signals' teach about preventing sexual assault
Apr 2, 2012
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea -- Sexual Assault is a serious offense. The Military has zero tolerance for sexual assault. An assault can degrade the abilities of a unit, sow distrust among its members and keep the unit from being able to perform at their best to accomplish the mission.
'Blended learning' offers a new model for 21st century education
Apr 2, 2012
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii -- When Department of Defense Education Activity, or DoDEA, grants were announced in the fall of 2011 the staff at Hale Kula Elementary and Wheeler Middle schools were excited to learn that they are receiving a $482,000 three-year grant to implement a new model for education called "blended learning."
Families invited to celebrate Earth Month, Fun Fest
Apr 2, 2012
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii -- Building on the annual Earth Day Festival that has grown to attract nearly a thousand Soldiers and family members at Schofield Barracks, U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii and Island Palm Communities are now taking Earth Day to the next level with the garrison's first-ever Earth Month celebration.
Installation Access Council among garrison's customer service venues
Apr 2, 2012
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii -- To address concerns and take needed actions are the functions of the Installation Access Council, which met, here, March 22.
USAG-HI recognizes efforts of commendable employees
Apr 2, 2012
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii -- Twenty-three stellar employees received recognition for their roles and the impacts they have made in U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii during an Employee Recognition Breakfast at the Nehelani, here, March 20.
Prayer breakfast hones in on resiliency
Apr 2, 2012
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii -- Soldiers, families and civilians received messages that, coupled with resiliency, are the foundation to overcoming adversity, during the National Resiliency Prayer Breakfast at the Nehelani, here, March 21.
Proclamations to raise awareness
Apr 2, 2012
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii -- What do quilts, denim and your support have to do with child abuse and sexual assault?
U.S. Forces Fight in the Atropian City of Razish
Apr 2, 2012
FORT IRWIN, Calif. -- Many people are not aware of the war between the countries of Donovia and Atropia over the border city of Razish, and for good reason, it's not real. The countries aren't real and the battles are only a training simulation. But, no matter how simulated the combat is, the outcome of the fighting will have a major impact on the future of the Army.
Help wanted: NETCOM looking for summer hires
Apr 2, 2012
Looking for something new to do with your summer? Try working for U.S. Army Network Technology Command. NETCOM is currently accepting applications from high school and college students for its summer hire program through April 6. The summer hire program is a 10-week paid internship that allows participants to work in such areas as clerical, information technology, automation, human resources, and budgeting, according to Isabel Bayardo, a NETCOM human resources specialist.
Vietnam veterans welcomed home -- finally
Apr 3, 2012
The Vietnam Veterans Homecoming Celebration drew more than 60,000 veterans, family members and friends to the Charlotte Motor Speedway, N.C., Saturday.
USO, Red Cross Contribute Easter Fun to Fort Hood WTB Families
Apr 2, 2012
USO and Red Cross volunteers from Fort Hood helped the Warrior Transition Brigade's wounded, ill and injured Soldiers and their Families celebrate Easter March 31 during the WTB's annual Easter Party.
Easter Festivities Keep WTB Families Hopping
Apr 2, 2012
Fort Hood Warrior Transition Brigade families got a jump on Easter activities during the WTB's Easter Party, held March 31 at the new WTB complex.
French Army delegation visits Blue Grass Army Depot
Apr 2, 2012
NS-CTA researchers talk human dynamics at World Economic Forum
Apr 5, 2012
Two highly regarded social /cognitive network researchers at the Network Science Collaborative Technology Alliance in their third year of the five-year NS CTA program shared findings from their work at the World Economic Forum in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland held in January.
Army South builds peacekeeping training MOUT site in Chile
Apr 3, 2012
U.S. Army South, in cooperation with the country of Chile, is in the final stage of constructing a $460,000 Military Operations on Urban Terrain site at Fort Aguayo, Chile, to support the Chilean Joint Center for Peace Operations and the U.S. Department of State's Global Peace Operations Initiative.
A Flair for Science
Apr 2, 2012
NGIC supports student success in science and technology
Helping Soldiers maintain a healthy weight through nutrition
Apr 2, 2012
It is widely known and reported that the prevalence of obesity in the American population has been increasing over the past few years. But the Army is different, right? Soldiers are entrusted with fighting America's wars, so they are in the best physical condition, right? Wrong. The 2008 DOD Survey of Health-Related Behaviors reports that 13 percent of the Army is currently obese according to body mass index classifications. That number is up from only 2 percent in 1995. Although, the rate of obesity in the Army is lower than the general population, the upward trend in obesity rates closely mirrors the general population.
Sleep Keeps You, Your Unit Army Strong
Apr 2, 2012
Sleep is often thought of as a luxury that falls by the wayside when we are busy and stressed. However, getting enough sleep is one of the most important things you can do to be Army Strong. Sleep is a necessity to sustain your performance--just like food, water and air.
Drinking and driving: it's not a new problem
Apr 2, 2012
Drunk driving actually began before the invention of cars. As soon as a person climbed onto the back of another animal, there must have been drunken horse, camel and elephant riders. Drinking played a large role in going to sea also. Alcohol has played an important part in human civilization for a long time. Historians believe that slaves building the Great Pyramid at Giza drank about 1-1/2 gallons of beer a day. A daily task in Egyptian households was brewing beer, while the pharaohs preferred to drink wine. It is easy to imagine drunken chariot riders in Rome, and there is no doubt that some of Hannibal's men rode drunkenly on elephants into battle.
Guardsmen set to develop skills during mission to Guatemala
Apr 3, 2012
Missouri National Guardsmen from the 35th Engineer Brigade recently deployed to Coban, Guatemala, to coordinate a real-world mission that will develop Soldiers' skills.
First Army Division East Best Warrior Competition
Apr 2, 2012
Army completes last Regional Hub Node
Apr 4, 2012
The Army has been working to position Regional Hub Nodes in five separate strategic regions, providing tactical users with secure, reliable connectivity worldwide.
Setting Conditions for Success
Apr 2, 2012
Editor's note: Two pilots assigned to the 160th SOAR (Airborne) received the Broken Wing Award Dec. 12, 2011. Chief Warrant Officer 3 Stephen Love and Chief Warrant Officer 3 Bryan Young were presented the award from the U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center for their skill, judgment and technique during an in-flight emergency. The Broken Wing Award recognizes aircrew members who demonstrate a high degree of professional skill while recovering from an in-flight failure or malfunction requiring an emergency landing. Love and Young were able to safely bring down their MH-47 Chinook after experiencing a complete hydraulic failure as a result of enemy fire.
Demobilization Process prepares 45th IBCT Soldiers to transition back to civilian lives
Apr 2, 2012
FORT MEADE, Md. - The ultimate goal for more than 3,000 Oklahoma National Guard Soldiers returning from eight-month deployments to Afghanistan and Kuwait is to complete the demobilization process at Camp Shelby Joint Forces Training Center, Miss., and return home as soon as possible. Already, more than 2,000 Soldiers have made that transition and are now home with their friends and families.
Army gears up for next Network Integration Evaluation
Apr 3, 2012
From training Soldiers to installing radios on vehicles, Army personnel are engaged in intense preparations for this spring's major field exercise for the tactical communications network.
AMC senior leaders review retrograde, non standard-equipment operations at Sierra
Apr 2, 2012
Sierra hosted a visit from Mr. Guy Sands-Pingot, AMC Deputy G3 (SES/PC5), Ms. Lisha Adams, AMC Deputy G4 (SES/PC6) which focused on the unique capabilities Sierra has developed over the years supporting the Retrograde and Redistribution (R&R) of standard and Non Standard-Equipment (NS-E) from the Iraq and Afghanistan Theater of Operations.
5-7 ADA Soldier inducted into the Sergeant Morales Club
Apr 2, 2012
Staff Sgt. Dustin Sigmon, a squad leader for the 5th Battalion, 7th Air Defense Artillery, was inducted into the Sergeant Morales Club during a ceremony, March 29, here on Panzer Parade Field.
Improved analysis of airborne threats provides more time for pilot to respond
Apr 11, 2012
The Integrated Aircraft Survivability Equipment Technology Demonstration Program Correlation Software is government developed software that improves aircraft survivability and mission planning beyond currently available software by bringing together available threat data and analyzing that data so the pilot doesn't have to do so separately.
Natick study looks at how Soldiers' bodies cool down
Apr 3, 2012
Seventeen years after four Soldiers died from hypothermia during the final phase of Ranger School, researchers at the U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine at Natick Soldier Systems Center continue to study how the human body cools down, in hopes of one day developing medical techniques to help prevent such tragedies.
Sexual Harassment / Assault Response and Prevention
Apr 2, 2012
Achieving cultural change through dignity, respect
STEM-Up excites students
Apr 4, 2012
Corps takes Roosevelt High School's STEM and Math and Science Academy students from a traditional classroom environment to a full day of STEM infusion during a Viva Technology Workshop in Los Angeles Jan. 20.
Prescription Drug Take-Back Day April 28
Apr 23, 2012
Army installations across the U.S. are supporting the Drug Enforcement Administration's next National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day which will take place Saturday, April 28 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Science and Faith: Armaments engineer authors book on faith
Apr 2, 2012
Naomi Zirkind began her book as an educational tool for her daughters. Later, she decided the book would have value for a broader audience. When a drive for perfection slowed her down, something she often heard military officers say provided the momentum she needed to push forward.
Climb and Conquer: Special Forces Soldiers master the science of gaining the high ground
Apr 2, 2012
In Estes Park, Co. -- about a half-mile higher than Denver, the mile-high city -- the Special Forces Advanced Mountain Operations School teach special-operations Soldiers to operate in cold weather, high altitudes and mountainous terrain.
MEDCOM striving toward sustainability
Apr 2, 2012
Military treatment facilities across U.S. Army Medical Command are leaning forward to protect the environment for future generations and ensuring the viability of the MEDCOM mission through sustainability efforts to save our resources and save money.
Vietnam Veteran Receives Bronze Star, Thanks to A Loyal and Dedicated Friend
Apr 2, 2012
An Army veteran who helped close down the final operations of the Vietnam War 40 years ago was given a long overdue honor.
Corps of Engineers turns over small arms range to Afghan National Army
Apr 3, 2012
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Afghanistan Engineer District-South turned over a small arms range and training facilities on Camp Hero, Afghanistan, to the Afghan National Army in a ceremony held March 31, 2012.
Army Profession completes year of study, releases first report
Apr 2, 2012
The Center for the Army Profession and Ethic at West Point, N.Y., released the Army Profession campaign's first report, today, which provides findings and recommendations following a year of assessing and reviewing the Army profession.
Soldiers create green space in Yongsan
Apr 5, 2012
April, the spring season when all living things come to life, is upon us. In celebration of Arbor Day and the ROK-U.S. Alliance, Soldiers from Headquarters and Headquarters Company, U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan joined the city of Yongsan-gu to give back to the Community by planting hundreds of trees and shrubs at Yongsan Family Park March 29.
Soldiers honored for saving child in stolen vehicle
Apr 2, 2012
Two Soldiers from the 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade, Third Infantry Division, were recognized during a ceremony held at Hunter Army Airfield, Ga., for their actions of pursuing a fleeing suspect and leading to the safe return of a child.
Bagram's first ammunition amnesty day a success
Apr 2, 2012
The first ammunition and explosives amnesty day at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, resulted in more than 120,050 ammunition and explosives items being turned in by units and individuals.
Hurricane season arrives, requires preparation
Oct 26, 2012
With Tropical Storm Isaac bearing down on the Gulf Coast, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration recently increasing its estimate of named storms and hurricanes for 2012, military families near the Gulf Coast or the Eastern Seaboard should assess how vulnerable they are, and review their emergency plans to ensure they weather the season safely.


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Record: 1-11-0, Finished 6th in AAFC
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Scored 172 points (14.3/g), 7th of 7 in the AAFC.
Allowed 341 points (28.4/g), 7th.
Differential of -169 points (-14.1/g), 7th.
Expected W-L: 2.0-10.0.
Takeaway/Giveaway Differential -13 (-1.1/g), 7th.
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Training Camp: McDaniel College (Western Maryland College) (Westminster, Maryland)


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Possible Bioware/LA MMO
I was going to talk about Warhammer Online today, but I decided to talk about the possible Bioware/Lucas Arts MMO because of all the recent rumors. First off, none of this is for certain. All I know is that Bioware is making an MMO, and Lucas Arts has confirmed that they are working with Bioware for a Star Wars game. This could be the same game, or two different games. If a new Star Wars MMO is developed, it will probably be set in the Clone Wars because of the new movie coming out this August or a KotOR MMO. I really doubt it will be anything like Pre-CU SWG because all the other Star Wars games made by Bioware were a class/level system. So it will probably look something like NGE SWG, but hopefully much better. I really dont think there is any chance of the PvP turning in to "buff wars", in fact it could be quite good if it was made to be like warhammer online but with vehicles and more of a shooter play style. Of course, there is always the chance that Lucas Arts is absolutely ticked about what SOE did to SWG, and have hired Bioware to make a game like a new and improved Pre-CU SWG. Lets hope so.
Lets go on to what things will be like if there ISNT a new Star Wars MMO coming. Obviosly, the new Star Wars Bioware game will either be KotOR 3 or The Clone Wars game that is on the star wars website, but there is no info about it whatsoever. The Bioware MMO will probably be something along the lines of DDO2, but probably much better. I would not be suprised if the game is based HEAVILY off of D&D 4.0. That might not be that bad because Bioware is making it instead of Turbine, whose newer games haven't been very successful.
I wasn't mad by any stretch of the imagination. That's the problem with the written word, it's hard to determine the 'tone of voice' that would have been used if the words were spoken.
Anyhow, I was just trying to point out that I disagree with the measuring stick you were using to determine that a game/game companies games are a failure. If the game has enough subscriptions to remain in the black, and has hit it's targetted player demographic, then I'd say it's a success.
It may be a failure to you and others with the same playing style as yourself, but that doesn't make it a complete failure.Sun Jun 08 2008 12:49PM Report
Not a chance. Lucas Arts wouldn't be hands off enough for Bioware to work with them for a flagship MMO. Bioware will develop their own IP for it.Sun Jun 08 2008 1:19PM Report
I highly doubt Bioware is making a DDO2 or anything along those lines.
It's either star wars or Mass Effect Online. One or the other. I bet they are making a sci-fi MMO but which one is the real question.Sun Jun 08 2008 2:02PM Report
#1 flaw of this Bioware MMO is that it will be based on D&D 4.0 from the days of Chainmail, this system is drastically flawed. Everyone knows this, even developers but its the tried and true moneymaker system. The first clue is the fact that you have to protect lowbie players from the higher level ones with "safe zones". Various safe-guards have been put into place over the years with various MMOs to band-aid the problem, however it doesn't fix the root of all the problems. Instead of spending hours of time creating code to band-aid a problem, why don't they just start out right with a system not based on the D&D influence?Sun Jun 08 2008 2:59PM Report
Personaly hoping it WONT be Star Wars MMO becouse then it will be game that was never seen before /cheersSun Jun 08 2008 4:02PM Report
First of all, LA and Bioware have agreed to do an interactive product together, it doesn't specify if it will have anything to do with Star Wars.
Read that here: http://www.lucasartsbioware.com
Secondly, considering Turbine just got $40 million from investors, I really doubt Bioware will be making a game based on, or around D&D. All of their systems will be original, and innovative, as they always are. Bioware isn't a company that likes to make games that have already been made, or use game systems that follow the current trend. They are interested in making their own shit, and it sells, every time. They are one of the only game companies that are out to push the industry forward with each release they make. Hell, the founders of the company even say they look at game as an art form, not something anyone says anymore. Considering their history, if their MMORPG was complete shit, it would still sell.
I'm not counting my chickens before they hatch though. They have recently announced that Mass Effect will be a single-player trilogy. And while that sounds great and all, I was kind of hoping for a Mass Effect MMORPG. The trilogy kind of defeats the purpose of making one though.
As for anything to do with Knights of the Old Republic and a MMORPG; I don't think Bioware is dumb enough to even think about making one. If they did make "KOTOR Online", it wouldn't be any different than Star Wars Galaxies now. The only difference would be that you are now playing a jedi in the Old Republic. Bioware isn't interested in making another jedi game, if they were; they would've made KOTOR II, instead of passing it on to Obsidian.
If Bioware's MMORPG is based on Star Wars, I think it will be based in the Star Wars Extended Universe. Same place KOTOR was based, but that doesn't mean it IS Knights of the Old Republic. Either way, as Emeraq pointed out, it will probably be a game worth playing regardless of what franchise its based on. Bioware just makes good games, and that's how it will always be.Sun Jun 08 2008 4:34PM Report


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Ramona Darlene Tillery, 50, passed away Thursday, March 6, 2014, at her home.
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| Alabama is better than LSU and is clearly best team in country - jlsutiger on 10/1/11 at 9:25 pm
I think that is fairly obvious after today. Bama's run game is on a whole other level than LSU's. Our defenses are close but their's is better. QB is equal (unless we insist on wasting possessions with JJ, then Bama is better at the position). It kinda sucks that as incredible as we are this year ...View Topic - Replies (44)
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| Who thinks JJ getting 3-4 series per game will help the offense? - jlsutiger on 9/28/11 at 8:28 pm
Miles said in his presser tonight that he could see us using JJ in the same way Lee was used last year. That translates to every third series or so that would go to JJ just like with Lee last year. With the way the offense has been running smoothly this year and given JJ's horrific play last year, h...View Topic - Replies (22)
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| Les says Lee still starter, JJ will get some play - jlsutiger on 9/28/11 at 7:45 pm
Said he must recognize great play of Lee and assured Lee it's his job going forward. He said JJ has a skill set that warrants some playing time. Whether that means JJ gets several series per game (let's hope not) or only gets a few situational snaps we'll have to wait and see. ...View Topic - Replies (16)
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| Bama better than LSU at QB, RB, special teams. Defenses equal. - jlsutiger on 9/24/11 at 5:06 pm
Anyone disagree that the 2 teams have equal defenses but Bama has the edge everywhere else. The game is in Tuscaloosa so it spells a Bama win....and likely national title. ...
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| With Clemson passing all over Auburn I assume Leslie's game plan will still be - jlsutiger on 9/17/11 at 2:21 pm
To pound the ball on the ground against Auburn and keep the game close. Clemson is beating them by 2 TDs b/c Auburn's secondary is horrible. Yet I'm fairly certain Les will be stubborn and not take advantage of that. Anyone disagree and think Les actually tries to take advantage of Auburn's rotten ...View Topic - Replies (20)
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How many row numbers does it go up to in NEZ?...View Topic - Replies (2)
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| Sold: 2 Oregon tix for sale. Section 418 row 9 - jlsutiger on 9/3/11 at 10:15 am
Selling for $100 per ticket. I'm at the omni hotel in fort worth. If you can meet me at the hotel. Tickets have been sold. ...View Topic - Replies (1)
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I've heard it was released today. Anyone have a link?...View Topic - Replies (1)
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With our unheralded offensive coordinator, possible suspended starting QB and Shepard out for quite some time, Leslie would be LUCKY to have his patented minimum 2 loss season. This has all the makings of a severely disappointing season(4-5 losses) considering all the turmoil and distractions surrou...View Topic - Replies (28)
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| How do you divide up QB practice reps over next 2 weeks? - jlsutiger on 8/20/11 at 11:09 pm
Assuming no disciplinary decision is made on JJ b/c of ongoing investigation, how should Miles divide up reps for the QBs leading up to Oregon game. Does he still give JJ bulk of reps or should he reduce his reps b/c possibility exists he could be arrested and thus suspended? I think he has to g...View Topic - Replies (6)
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JJ completed 15 of 25 passes for a measly 100 yards in today's scrimmage. That's only 6.67 yards per completion. That is beyond pathetic. At that rate he'd need 30 freakin completions just to have a pedestrian 200 yd game. Does anyone think 100 yds passing per game is acceptable? JJ is likely not go...View Topic - Replies (37)
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So what was the intent of Tim Whatley's question? Do you think he emphasized JERRY or BRING? And is Tim Whatley the biggest dick in NYC? He re-gifts within a small circle of friends, he expects sex for football tickets, etc. ...
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| Why is my post anchored: "Miles says doesn't envision Lee playing" - jlsutiger on 9/13/10 at 3:22 pm
I simply posted a quote from Miles' "lunch with les" today in which Miles was asked about Lee playing this week and he said "its a game feel and we don't envision it happening at this point." Why in the hell is this anchored? This is bull shite....
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| Miles says he doesn't envision Lee playing this week. - jlsutiger on 9/13/10 at 3:17 pm
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| Hannagriff says "Miles is calling the plays," - jlsutiger on 9/11/10 at 10:37 pm
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| Carolina's Lattimore: 10 carries on opening drive. Ford,....... - jlsutiger on 9/11/10 at 11:19 am
Michael Ford won't even have a total of 10 carries five games into the season. Funny how THAT true freshman can contribute right away. I guess he learned the SC playbook quick enough to play week 1 & 2 but Ford "allegedly" can't after a whole season on campus. :banghead:...View Topic - Replies (10)
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Teddy Bruschi just said "the saints had to beat the vikings tonight to validate their championship last year." That is one of the most absurd things I've ever heard on ESPN....
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He just said that on radio show that he'd be home w/ his family watching the Auburn/MSU game Thursday night. Does anyone have a problem with our head coach home by 7:00 pm on a Thursday night during the season hanging out and watching TV with his family instead of preparing for the upcoming game? Yo...View Topic - Replies (16)
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Artist Carne Griffiths' finely detailed portraits and patterns aren't made from watercolors or paints, but instead from a slew of libations! Morning necessities like coffee and tea join evening standards like brandy and vodka as Griffiths transforms them into natural dyes. Using quills and brushes, the artist uses these libations to paint ethereal portraits influenced by figures and forms from nature.
The London-based artist's beautiful portraits are a mash up of colored lines, shading and drizzles. Deep browns and shading are rendered in black coffee, its dark nature creating weighty stains on the page. Teas bring out the neutral palette [2] of Griffiths' faces and forms, while vodka dilutes brighter colors into hazy and gauzy hues.
The sustainable and unusual use of the brews and booze [3] fosters Griffiths' fantastical subjects. Each of his colorful portraits resembles a wood nymph or fairy, blurring the lines between reality and fantasy- with each blurred line. Floral and geometric touches are combined with delicate facial features of woodland beauties.
Griffiths' liquor-colors also delve into the world of line, with complex abstractions that mesh the same color, line and blur that he treats his portraits with. The natural pigments of coffees [4], teas and alcohols lend to the undercurrent of Mother Nature within each of his pieces.
The beautiful pieces are currently part of a group show in Hong Kong entitled Trailblazers, curated by Coates & Scarry [5].
Via This is Colossal [7]
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Hello all! I see it has been a bit since I dropped you all a line, so time to fill in a few tidbits to let you all know what has been going on. First, I must admit, I basically fell off the wagon after the contest in April. I planned on start... Read more
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Local Top Chef fans frustrated by the Bravo show giving them the cold shoulder may have to get used to that left-out feeling.
A Bravo spokesperson says the show typically doesn't engage with its host city after production has wrapped. According to Tory Brody, "the show's concentration is the show." That means no special events surrounding the premiere, or homecoming visits by the show's celebrity judges.
"We don't really do anything," Brody says, adding that city tourism boards sometimes coordinate marketing campaigns with the show's airing.
Brody didn't rule out the possibility that Top Chef could return to Seattle for its finale, which is taped months after the lead-up episodes, but pointed out that "typically, the finale (location) is different than the majority of the show, but we could do something different."
Top Chef judges have been spotted around town, but they're apparently in no rush to engage with Seattle's food television followers, a decision in line with Bravo's strict policy of not revealing its chosen host city until filming is completed. Those tents and booms at Canlis and Pike Place Market? Nothing to see here, folks. Curious passers-by who quizzed a security guard at Canlis on Sunday morning were told "we're filming a mayonnaise commercial" (which, considering Top Chef's habit of barefacedly promoting its corporate sponsors, might not be far from the truth.)
Knowing their culinary idols are tiptoeing around their home city is a source of aggravation for dedicated Top Chef fans. "My friends are willing to sell their souls to go," read a recent message pleading for me to provide production schedule information.
I don't know anything about where and when Top Chef is filming, since Bravo's goal is to keep stalkers away from its sets.
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I am going on the Everest Base Camp trip on the 15th April 2013. Have you done much training?
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training... Hmmm, funny everyone asks me that... How are you getting on?
Not a lot but been out running... This site isn't great for a chat so feel free to email me...
So where are you flying from.. I'm 20:45 from Heathrow on Monday... Can't wait... just trying to finish everything at work!!
If you don't pick this up then I'll see you in Katmandu I guess :-)
Bit late in the day but I'm also doing this trip leaving on 15th April, can't wait. Never done anything like this before and like the rest of you I'm going it alone.
I'm also leaving from Heathrow at 8,45 on Monday. One more day at work to go!
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I'm also flying from Heathrow on Monday at 8.45 pm - it would be great to meet before we fly. Si has my mobile number so perhaps we could arrange a meeting point? How is the packing going?
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If you do get this before you get to Heathrow send me an email and we can meet up... Having said that it shouldn't be too hard...How many people will be in walking boots in London... on the way to Delhi.
We have 11 in our group apparently but who knows where they are flying from... Soon find out I guess.
Happy packing...
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A quick review of the show:
Hammerdown Sindrum played one of its first shows with a new singer (who's only been in the band for a month). If there was any learning curve, you couldn't tell. The band does straight-ahead 90's rock with chugging guitars and growling vocals. They do it well.
The Red Coats play 70s-style tongue-in-cheek pop-rock ala Cheap Trick or the Bay City Rollers. Think catchy choruses about peace, love and the good-ol' U-S-of-A (which is actually the name of one of their songs and the thrust of its lyrical content). The band is young (like, can't-stay-in-the-club-after-playing-their-set young) and at moments seemed to be trying too hard (introducing each of the members, for example). Overall the Red Coats pulled own a strong set that was a good match for the night.
Cherie Currie isn't 15 anymore and for those who weren't around when she was, it's hard to conceive how groundbreaking the Runaways must have been. Currie's voice is as powerful as ever, possibly given to the fact it hasn't seen much use in the ensuing years. The band (which includes her son on guitar) was young and rockin' and there was a certain joy that permeated the entire venue during her set.
At one point, the guy behind me turns to his friends, smiling wide and yells over the music, "I love rock and roll," without a hint of irony. Wrong Runaway perhaps, but everyone could dig the sentiment.
Here's a quick video compilation from the show.
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May 5, 2016
On the same day that a Marine from New River is being laid to rest in South Carolina, the Pentagon announces another local casualty from the fighting in Afghanistan.
The Defense Department says 21-year-old Lance Cpl. Robert Greniger of Greenfield died Tuesday while conducting combat operations in Helmand Province.
Greniger was assigned to the 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion at Camp Lejeune.
Greniger's mother says the Marine switched units so he could be in Afghanistan.
Teresa Greniger tells The Associated Press her son was "very proud" to be a Marine and wanted to serve in Afghanistan.
Today in Fort Mill, South Carolina Staff Sgt. Thomas Dudley was laid to rest. The 29-year-old old who was stationed at New River was on his sixth deployment when he was killed last week in Afghanistan.
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I have worked this problem out 4 times and keep getting M =-5.36 for part d. Could someone help me with this. I have the restof the problem correct. Will rate. Thank you.
The object in the figure below is midway between the lensand the mirror. The mirror's radius of curvature is 20.8 cm, andthe lens has a focal length of -15.0 cm.
(a) Considering only the light that leaves the object andtravels first toward the mirror, locate the final image formed bythis system.
Round your answer to three significant figures.
(b) Is this image real or virtual?
(c) Is this image upright or inverted?
(d) What is the overall magnification?
Round your answer to three significant figures.
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