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- great weapon!!!i got this off another web site (sorry shorty. big mistake. .... anyway it's a beautiful gun, probably a collector's item. the shear power of this gun is incredible 470!!! that's higher than most snipers. this thing is solid as a tank. there is no moving parts except the trigger/hammer system. it also has a working slide and open ejection port. the only con i can think of is that it's not blow back. but blow backs tend to eat co2, so hope this helps.
- nice gun!!!it shoots fast and hard
adjustable hop up is good
looks and feels realistic
very durable
doesn't eat co2
- buy a better cheap co2!!!This 1911 co2 pistol is great to start with:
-470 fps w/.2's
-VERY accurate
-all metal
-functioning slide, and hammer
-easy to take apart and clean
-very good looking ..........................
.................. until it all goes wrong:
first off, there are lot of openings for leaves, dust, pollen, etc. to get into the gun. i only used this gun for about three times in the first month and cleaning it every time (correctly), and it only shot as fast as a 100 fps spring pistol (if even that). and i tried getting deeper into the gun after it broke, and now the safety won't go back in the correct way (not good). now i don't even use it anymore because i just can't get people out with it. my friend also has the silver version and the back metal piece around the hammer cracked in half. btw i could have bought two H&K usp's for the same price, and i would know because i had one and it lasted for two years of playing without any problems whatsoever.
-i don't recommend this to anyone if you are going to actually be using it out in the woods.
- Do Not Buy!I got this gun in August and I thought it was the greatest pistol ever. It had power, accuracy etc. Then about halfway through September it broke. When you pulled the trigger the gun would not fire. Curious as to the problem, I took the gun apart to find a bunch of tiny shards of metal; upon further inspection I found that the arm that connects the trigger to the hammer and drops the hammer when the trigger is pulled had broken and would no longer sit in the right position to drop the hammer upon firing. Overall I would not recommend this gun.
- A Pistol WORTH its Money.Alright, well, my friend introduced me to this sidearm about a month and a half ago, and i didn't care for it too much, because of it not being a blowback. But for a pistol that shoots about 470 FPS, and sells for about $60, that's something you really can't pass up. But i ended up getting mine in the mail today, and i must say, it's A LOT better than i thought it would be. Louder as well. Plus, when i first loaded a CO2 canister into it, i took my first shot, and i was surprised to see such a large cloud of CO2. That, to me, says "Fear Me." But its accuracy is substantially well, its power is quite high, and its range is quite nice. Compared to my other CO2 pistol, a Sig Sauer PP2022, this pistol is a big step up, and i'm still considering Dual wielding these guns. xD BUT, all in all, this gun is DEFINITELY worth you money, the realism of the gun is rather nice, the weight is perfect for a CO2 pistol, and for it being about 80% Metal, it's definitely nice. The only downfall to this gun, for me, is it not being a Blowback. but, oh well. I'm quite happy with the purchase i've made.
~Thanks Shorty's!
- Packs A Punch!I got thin gun about 1 week ago and I am impressed. The bb's fly straight and for a long distance. Has very good weight and feel to it and nice looks. This is my back up to my sniper and it helps a lot. If you ever get spotted while snipping, just pull this out and it will send its whole magazine full of bb's out in a few seconds. Very good, gun and I highly suggest it!
P.S. All black 1911 looks better than 2 tone in person. Hope this helped!
- Excellent gunGot it yesterday and Styrofoam pieces from the packaging were inside of the gun and everywhere and it was a huge mess, but after i cleaned it out and shot the bbs that came in the package (.20g) i found out that the thing is an absolute hand cannon, but i recommend that you use .30g BBS or heavier for more accuracy. I also chose this one over the two tone because it looks more like the real 1911. Overall an excellent gun. Hope this helps.
- Excellent side-armThis gun was my first sidearm, so i don't have much to compare it to. I bought this gun as a sidearm to my sniper (slinging a shotgun across my back didn't cut it) and it definitely worked. With an extra mag, this gun is GREAT!! It just might be a bit high in fps for some fields, that's why i gave it a 4.
- BloodI got this gun for Christmas a few months back and have got to use it a few times. me and my friends were having a CO2 war and the other team was stuck in a tree house(not a good idea) so my friend and i both have this gun and we charged the tree house and when we opened the door we just emptied our clips as fast as we could. every one got hit (including us) but the other team was bleeding everywhere we hit them. this gun is a complete beast as long as you aren't scared of a little stinging. i'd rate it a 9/10 only because it doesn't go as far as some other gas guns.
- This Gun is GreatThere is no doubt that this gun is by far worth the money you pay. when i got mine, it only took about ten minutes of tuning to get the hop up and sights just where i wanted them be use this gun is so easy to adjust. the fps is slightly high for some people so i personally use .25s for slightly better accuracy at longer ranges.
buy it. you will definitely love it, whether you use it for target shooting in your backyard or as a very reliable sidearm.
i would give this gun 10/10!!!


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A jury has acquitted a North Dakota man accused of slipping a sleep-inducing sedative into a co-worker's coffee.
Forty-four-year-old Richard Sanchez, of Ardoch, was charged with felony reckless endangerment.
Authorities say the drugs made the co-worker sleepy and created an unsafe work environment.
Sanchez was working at the Forest River Bean Co. in Park River at the time of the alleged incident.
The Grand Forks Herald reports (http://bit.ly/XlIDJR) that the jury returned a not guilty verdict after a two-day trial in Grafton.
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The Vermont ski town of Killington is a step closer to creating its own police department.
The select board voted in favor of it this week.
Killington already has town constables, who are elected. The public would decide at Town Meeting in March whether to shift from that to an actual police department in which the officers are appointed.
The motion to create a police department included a caveat that the town receive some sort of assurance from Vermont State Police that troopers would still help respond to emergency calls from Killington.


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Harry's Old Place Has a Huge Following
Published: Wednesday, April 3, 2013 at 5:10 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, April 3, 2013 at 5:10 p.m.
Harry's Old Place on tiny Lake Ned combines whimsical decor with a menu that looks to the sea for inspiration.
3751 Cypress Gardens Road, 863-324-0301.
Open for lunch 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday; dinner 5 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 5 to 10 p.m. Friday, 4 to 10 p.m. Saturday. Through May 13, open 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday.
FOOD: 3 stars
SERVICE: 3 stars
AMBIENCE: 3 stars
THE GIST: Seafood, steak, chicken and burgers served with a touch of whimsy in a relaxed, lakeside setting.
CREDIT CARDS: All but American Express.
PRICE RANGE: $9.95 to $20.95
APPROPRIATE FOR KIDS: Yes.
MUST TRY: Deviled crab balls, seafood chowder, blackened grouper sandwich platter, fried seafood platter, Key lime pie.
It's a formula that keeps fans coming back to this established Winter Haven dining destination in droves, making for especially long waits at times, as reservations are not accepted.
Unfortunately, Harry's is a victim of its own popularity. I'm still puzzling over the throngs, waiting patiently for a Saturday-night table, only to be assailed by sloppy service and mediocre fare.
An evening at Harry's can be a delight, or a dud, depending on your timing.
Midweek things get less frenetic. Service is relaxed. Food, much of it very good, arrives swiftly and cooked as ordered.
But when things get frenetic, communication between kitchen and front of the house staff can go awry. Your dinner may arrive before the salad. And you won't get your salad until you quiz the blur of a server.
A plate of charbroiled salmon spiked with a sauce of cilantro and green peppercorn conjured great expectations. To my dismay, the kitchen returned a sullen dish of steamed salmon devoid of any spice or embellishment, or taste.
There were more gaffes to come.
Busy or not, the kitchen produced a surprisingly lackluster special, a rather promising riff on shrimp and grits, substituting scallops for the crustaceans. I enjoyed the creative approach, especially with the grits, presented as small, fried timbales, crunchy on the outside and creamy within.
However, the kitchen can use a primer on scallops, which to my mind should be sweet, and seared, with a hint of caramelizing to heighten the mollusk's light flavor. Instead, the scallops came steamed, and utterly tasteless, sitting in a puddle of sauce billed as mango, but tasting of anything but.
The trio of owners — Bruce and Ginny Johnston and Harry Bell — have enjoyed great success over the years. One wonders if their loyal followers have become inured to the missteps.
Harry's off-the-beaten-path locale means it depends mostly on repeat customers, who evidently know that good, even great, seafood, can be had.
Seafood chowder is a dreamy, creamy melange of tidbits from the sea — shrimp, scallops, clams and assorted piscatorial offerings. And the deviled crab balls are to die for, crunchy puffs of sweet, spiced crab that can be dredged in a zippy, Key lime and honey sauce that I'm told doubles as salad dressing.
Another starter that hit the spot featured a dish of crisp, fried duck fingers, $5.95, accompanied by a sweet, Asian-inspired dipping sauce.
The restaurant is cozy, decked in dark wood, stained glass and nautical bric-a-brac with an occasional nod to Christmas. Kids should delight in spying Santa making an unusual getaway.
A tiny bar features limited seating, but there is an ample wine list to select from, along with a decent selection of beer.
Even on a slow night the pace is brisk, but the kitchen is on better footing, producing platters of superb, fried seafood, golden and crunchy without a trace of oil.
The $18.95 combination platter offered a stunning mix of fish filets, shrimp, clam strips, scallops and oysters, along with a tasty, chunky house-made remoulade.
A grouper sandwich, blackened, arrived as ordered on a fresh bun stacked with a slice of ripe tomato and tender lettuce. The sandwich platter, $10.95, also comes with some of the best shoestring fries around, a delicious cabbage slaw, and pickle.
I heartily endorse finishing your meal with the Key lime pie, Harry's version a light, feathery fold of lime curd and whipped cream, frozen and partially thawed.
During an Oct. 23 inspection, the restaurant was cited for seven violations, only two of which were critical, including slime in the ice machine and improper use of a hand-washing sink.
It's hard to argue with a restaurant that affords waits of 40 minutes or more on weekends. But Harry's is best when crowds are thin.
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According to the Transportation Research Council, each day more than 23 million children in the U.S. ride a school bus. Of that number, about 40 die and another 8,500 receive injuries in school bus related accidents.
Researchers say the majority of those accidents are preventable.
Although many different things can cause these accidents, parental supervision is one of the factors now at the forefront of concern in Meridian.
Wednesday, a five-year-old boy waiting for a school bus was hit by a slow moving car when trying to cross Highway 80 from Cedar Bend Apartments.
"There wasn't one parent, not one parent out here with these children!" said Shirley Gardner, the driver of the car.
According to officials with the state Department of Education, parents are primarily responsible for their children until they board the school bus. Although unfortunate, officials say unsupervised children along roadways is not a problem isolated to this area or particular circumstance."
"Children will be children! They've been darting out in front of people since only horses were used. You've just got to be careful when you're driving, especially during the holidays," said Detective Dean Harper with the Meridian Police Department.
Shirley Gardner says this is something she has learned from experience.
"It literally shook me up and I just thank God that I didn't hurt the child!" Gardner said.
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Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Girls in Action recently celebrated Christmas in August.
This is an annual mission project where the girls select a missionary to help. This year's missionary is Grace McGraw in Birmingham, Ala. McGraw requested school supplies for the children's after-school program.
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church members donated to the cause.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church will host "Stormin' Heaven!" - a praise and worship event featuring The Hinges, a Christian praise and worship band.
The event will take place on Wednesday, Oct. 7 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the church, which is located at the corner of University Drive and North Central Avenue.
Guests of all faiths are welcome to come and for praise and worship music, guided meditation and a witness talk.
In Genesis 2, we can read that God brought the trees up from the earth; trees that were good for food and beautiful to the landscape.
God gave us the bing cherries, sweet limes, possibly all 16 varieties of bananas found in South America, coconuts, maybe the wide variety of apples found throughout the United States, grapefruit, kiwi, date figs and so many more. The orchards that stretched across the Garden of Eden controlled the landscape indeed.
"How much you matter to God." That was the message given by Dr. John Mark Toby, president of the Kentucky Baptist Convention, at Campbellsville University's Sept. 9 chapel in Ransdell Chapel.
Toby is also first vice president of the Southern Baptist Convention and pastor of Beacon Hill Baptist Church in Somerset.
Two students from his church, Gencie Taylor and Brandon Todd, are freshmen at Campbellsville University, and each gave student testimonies.
On Saturday night, Ransdell Chapel will be bursting with melody and harmony when the Graves Family and East Campbellsville Church of God choirs come together for a night of singing, entertainment and praise.
Both choirs will perform their own selections as well as combine their talents. The music variety will include hymns and modernized versions of hymns, contemporary Christian and jazzy selections.
"We're doing this for one reason - to glorify the Lord," says Robbie Spencer, pastor of East Campbellsville Church of God.
A campmeeting will begin on Sunday at Acton Retreat Center and continue from Wednesday.
A schedule of events includes:
- Sunday - Corn hole and youth pizza party, 6:30 p.m. ET; and worship led by the Lindsey Wilson College Awakening Team and Praise Band at 7:30 p.m.
- Monday - Gary Shepherd, formerly with the Kingsmen, in concert at 6:30 p.m.; and the Rev. Paul Fryman leading worship at 7:30.
- Tuesday - The Campbellsville Emmaus Community will be recognized. The Rev. James Jones will lead worship at 7:30 p.m.
Flatwoods Separate Baptist Church will host its 16th annual campmeeting this weekend.
A line-up of evangelists and musicians follows.
- Tomorrow - Bro. Charles Cook of Morgantown at 10 a.m.; Bro. Gerald England of Sparta, Tenn., at 2 p.m.; and Bro. Timmy Shirley of Greensburg at 6:30 p.m. Friendship Baptist Church of Jonesville, Ky. will provide music during the 6:30 p.m. service.
Shiloh Cumberland Presbyterian Church will host revival services beginning Sunday morning, Oct. 4.
The Rev. Kevin Brantley will be the evangelist. On Sunday, Oct. 4, the Spirit Seekers from Lebanon will be in concert during the 11 a.m. service.
Preaching services begin Sunday night at 7 and will continue each evening at 7 through Wednesday.
Special music through the week will be provided by Tommy Davenport, Jessica Merritt and Sparkie Taylor.
Alan Calhoun is a person with whom I can easily relate. We're both the kind of guys who can look back to recognize a great opportunity five minutes after it has knocked its final knock and gone next door.
Calhoun lives in Bristol, Conn. with his wife in their home, which they hoped to redecorate a year or more ago. They looked all over for just the right accoutrements to add that touch of class and "Martha Stewart-esque" hominess that they were looking for.
Mannsville United Methodist Church will host a corn hole tournament on Saturday, Sept. 19 at 1 p.m.
Registration begins at noon. Entry fee is $20 per team. Prizes will be $200 for first place, $100 for second place and $50 for third.
All proceeds will go to the church's building fund.
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AUSTIN (January 10, 2013)—Gov. Rick Perry and House and Senate leaders are vowing to hold down spending as the Legislature begins its 2013 session, but there are already requests for billions of dollars in new funding.
The Texas Department of Transportation's executive director, Phil Wilson, said Thursday the agency needs $1 billion a year more to keep up with road maintenance and an additional $3 billion a year to deal with growing congestion on roadways.
Wilson said he would let the Legislature decide how to increase road funding and did not support any specific ideas.
TxDOT relies on a 20-cents-a-gallon fuel tax that hasn't been raised since 1991.
State officials say they'll soon run out of money for any construction or expansion without changes.
Meanwhile state Rep. Allan Ritter, R-Nederland, is proposing Texas spend $2 billion to implement a sweeping plan to ensure the drought-prone state has enough water for its rapidly expanding population.
He filed two bills Thursday that would double the amount of money Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst proposed spending on water projects.
Ritter, R-Nederland, proposes taking $2 billion from the Rainy Day Fund to bolster infrastructure, including new dams and reservoirs, as outlined in the State Water Plan. Nederland is chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee.
Every five years, Texas reports on the state's water needs for 50 years and proposes solutions, but the plans are unfunded, and a two-year drought has made water a hot topic.
House Speaker Joe Straus says water will be a priority this legislative session.


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Definition of shooting in English:
noun[mass noun]
1The action or practice of shooting: the unprovoked shooting of civilians by soldiers [count noun]: 20,000 fatal shootings a year
More example sentences
- The live firing practices included rapid-fire shoots enabling reconnaissance members to practice accurate instinctive shooting.
- You've been practicing your shooting in here again, haven't you?
- And with that he walked away through the crowd that had gathered to practice their shooting.
1.1The sport or pastime of shooting with a gun.
Example sentences
- The inaugural games of the modern Olympics, held in Athens in 1896, included shooting, and the sport has been part of the Commonwealth Games since 1966.
- Gary added: 'The air weapons section is growing and we hope to be a competitive force in the sport of shooting.'
- Weightlifting and even sports such as fencing and shooting may also have cause for concern.
1.2The right of shooting game over an area of land.
Example sentences
- There also is fishing available in local lochs, and stalking or grouse shooting on neighbouring estates.
1Moving or growing quickly: shooting beams of light played over the sea
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- Kiki was still out there even though it had grown dark, shooting skyrockets zipped and exploded into myriad colors in the night dark sky.
- Her face hit the wall and he spun her around and slammed her into it - her head exploding into a thousand shooting lights.
1.1(Of a pain) sudden and piercing: I often feel a shooting pain at the end of my left arm
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- When I turned 28, I started suffering from sharp, shooting pains in my knees.
- They also help control the type of stabbing or shooting pain sometimes caused by nerve damage.
- He has also had to endure shooting pains in different parts of his body, abdominal discomfort, nausea and some irregular heartbeats.
the whole shooting match
- informal Everything: the whole shooting match is being computerizedMore example sentences
- On some farms, he notes, 'the cost of quota exceeds the cost of land, animals, equipment - the whole shooting match.'
- A round of applause for Melissa please, for behind every successful man is an intelligent woman orchestrating the whole shooting match.
- Not only my department, but the whole shooting match will cease to exist at the end of the year.
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David Irving, Hitler and Holocaust Denial: Electronic Edition, by Richard J. EvansTable of Contents
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(v) The real TB 47.
1. In 1977 TB 47, which had long been strongly suspected as a forgery, was conclusively proven to be so, and a last stone in the mosaic fell into place. A copy of the original document was discovered by Bergander. Bergander had found a reservist, Werner Ehlich, who reliably reported that not only that he had had the original in his hands, but, as a then member of the Dresden police force, had also made one typed and one hand-written copy of it. The copy was still in Ehlich's possession It started 'In order to be able to counter wild rumours....', and proceeded to list all the details listed in the version of TB 47 used by Irving: with one crucial difference.
2. In this new, authentic Ehrlich copy the death figure was put at 20,204, the expected dead at 25,000, and the number cremated at 6,865. What had clearly happened was that someone had crudely doctored the document by simply adding an '0' to the end of each number it contained. What Irving had claimed as authentic documentary evidence was a crude forgery.178
3. In neither England or Germany had Irving made an effort to revise his book in light of the mounting documentation and had thus ignored new evidence that not merely contradicted, but invalidated his findings. It was not until 1977 in Germany that Irving finally described TB 47 as a Nazi fake, as Seydewitz had argued all along, although he still reprinted it as an appendix, and published the 'Final Report' as an appendix alongside it.179 And it was not until 1995 that Irving was at last willing to come clean with his English-language readers and make Seydewitz's explanation his own again, that TB 47 was in fact a product of the Propaganda Ministry's 'machinations'.180 Without expanding on the information given by Weidauer, Irving wrote imperiously to the Dresden City Museum:
We have recently re-published my work about the massive Allied attack on Dresden, which will be well known to you.... In this volume...I have revised the number of losses, and independently from the research named by you, I come also to the conclusion that the so-called Tagesbefehl 47 is a forgery of the Ministry of Propaganda.181
4. How or on what grounds Irving's conclusions were arrived at 'independently' he did not make clear. In fact, of course, this was pure bluster, and there was nothing independent about his change of mind at all. The truth seems to be in fact that he felt unable to persist with his allegiance to TB 47 in the light of the overwhelming weight of evidence, dating back twenty years, indicating that it was a forgery.
5. Despite having been finally forced to disown TB 47 Irving has continually kept the legend of a higher death roll alive and sown the seeds of doubt amongst the unwary and the ill-informed. How has he been able to continue to maintain that the death roll in Dresden was anywhere between 60,000 and 150,000 despite such strong documentary evidence that the number was around 30,000?
178. Bergander, p. 261.
179. Heyne edn..1985 (and therefore 1977), p. 223.
180. Focal Point, edn., p. 239-240.
181. Doc. 1833, Irving to the Dresden City Museum, 10.3.97.
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Joseph and Edith Habiger Institute for Catholic Leadership
The Joseph and Edith Habiger Institute for Catholic Leadership answers the call to provide Catholics students at the University of St. Thomas a unique context for leadership formation which goes beyond the development of skills to a more organic and collaborative model of Catholic leadership in the academy, in the Church, and in civil and professional life. In addition to assisting the formation of many young Catholic leaders, the Institute is a place of thoughtful analysis concerning what it means to be a Catholic leader in our modern society.
The Institute will also provide opportunities for Catholic Studies graduate students—priests, laity and religious—to explore new approaches to leadership in the Church, in lay apostolates and parish ministry, and in professional, civic and political life.
Our Leadership Programs:
Leadership Intern Program
The Leadership Intern program identifies promising students who have already demonstrated leadership ability on campus and offers them a unique opportunity to develop the skills and abilities necessary for leadership in service to the Church and the larger community. The program includes vision retreats, monthly meetings of formation, service to the community, dialogue with invited speakers, and a Spring Institute trip.
Latino Leadership
This program offers Latino students the opportunity to receive an education that is both intellectually rigorous and faith-filled. The primary goal of this scholarship is to create a community of Latino students at the University of St. Thomas who will work together to become the future leaders in the Latino community. It also fosters within students a deep sense of their vocation to promote justice in the world.
Catholic Community Living
Students in the Catholic Studies houses join a small community centered around Catholic life and study. The houses have a simple rule of life; a chaplain; and regular events, including Mass, house meals, communal prayer, invited speakers, and good fun. The houses provide opportunity for leadership as students take responsibility for all aspects of daily life in community.
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An important part of the Church's social mission is the witness of people of action who demonstrate the Gospel through their lives and character. It is therefore a critical aspect of our work in preparing our students for professional life to bring them into contact wiht faith-filled and thoughtful Catholics in various fields. Two programs of focus, the One-on-One Mentorship and Group Mentoring, will provide students the opportunity for involvement with Catholic professionals who are witnessing to their faith at work, in their families, in the Church, and in the wider community. In this way we offer students a unique integration of faith and work that will help to launch their professional vocation.
To this end we will recruit committed and thoughtful Catholics from a variety of professions who can serve as guest speakers to groups and classes and as advisors and mentors to individual students. We will also devise effective ways of connecting our students with Catholic organizations in health care, social services, and education, as well as dioceses and parishes, to help students discern the possibility of working for the Church. These relationships between professionals and students, in addition to providing networking possibilities, internships, and occupational benefits for the students, will yet more importantly help them to deepen their understanding of professional vocation and its accompanying responsibilities. As we develop such a network of Catholics in the professions, we also see an opportunity to provide the professionals themselves with occasional opportunities for their own faith formation, which will enhance their ability to be informed and faithful witnesses to the students and the wider community.
Catholic Studies Scholars
This program identifies unusually talented undergraduates in their sophomore year and provides a two-year intensive formation in the Catholic intellectual tradition in preparation for graduate school admission, with the ultimate career goal of a university faculty position in a specific academic or professional discipline. The program involves ongoing relations with faculty mentors who assist the student in clarifying academic interests and identifying specific graduate programs which might develop those interests fully. The program provides regular contact between students and mentors in monthly lunches, advising, and retreats.
In the summer following the junior year, these promising scholars work with their faculty mentors on a major research project that brings into greater clarity and precision their long term scholarly work as they prepare for graduate study. In addition, there is a summer retreat which assists the scholars in the graduate school application process and prepares them for the GRE or equivalent examination.
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CORPUS CHRISTI – Head Coach Stephanie Hughes' first recruiting class to be added to Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi has had an impressive spring and summer after signing to be an Islander in November.
"We are so excited about this freshman class," Hughes said. "They are a talented group but what I like even more is their work ethic. They are great in the classroom and off the field as well. I look for them to make an immediate impact on our program and help us toward our goal of a Southland Conference Championship."
After Hughes was hired to take over the Islanders program in 2011, incoming freshman Elizabeth Carter (Austin, Texas/Westlake HS) was the first player Hughes saw in her first weekend out recruiting.
Since then, Carter, the 5-foot-10 right-handed pitcher, has garnered numerous accolades. She earned MVP honors at the Austin Area All-Star Game and District 15-5A MVP honors after helping Westlake High School claim the district title. Carter recently sealed a spot on the Texas Sports Writers Association's Class 5A first-team all-state team.
Katie Blanar (Pearland, Texas/Pearland HS) also put together an impressive senior season. The left-handed pitcher helped her Pearland High School Oilers to the regional quarterfinals while being named to the 22-5A Second Team as a designated player. Blanar was also a standout in the classroom. She earned the academic award at Pearland and was tabbed NFCA All-American Scholar Athlete.
Mackinzee Griebel (Lockhart, Texas/Lockhart HS), a left-handed slapper, was recognized for her speedy speed in the outfield. As a senior she earned first team all-district and Defensive MVP honors. Griebel was also recognized in the classroom with academic all-district and all-state accolades.
Brittney Morse (Richmond, Texas/George Ranch HS) was named Offensive Player of the Year and second team for catcher, while Jessica Mendez (Corpus Christi, Texas/Moody HS) earned all-district honors and a spot on the All-South Texas Team.
Emma Stipe (Round Rock, Texas/Cedar Ridge HS) sat out her senior season due to an injury but as a junior she was named MVP, second team all-district and academic all-district.
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What are you still doin here writing this pansy-ass poetry?! i told you to go see Borat! Now go on. Git!meow
I'm gonna bide my time till the iron's nice and hot and then GIT someone else to pay for me. Now here's some more faggy poetry for you!She dashes through the falling leaves;the clouds are rolling inThe midday sun, they seem to sleeve;the forest, growing dimThe shadows cast a web of greyupon her pallid face; gliding with each sprightly strideof dark and frightening graceThe wintry wind is dancing with each ebon, velvet strandthat trails like a bewildered child,gripped by a heedless handThe branches bare reach outin each direction but her ownHer body flashing through the treesHer face as pale as boneShe hears her lonely footfalls poundingo'er those fallen leaves,her gaping lungs devouring coldin deep and desperate heavesThrough the barren trees, she weaves;her destination fadingBut, in the path which lies ahead, she prays that he's still waitingShe comes into a clearing;looks upon the open spaceHer chest becomes a hollowwhen she cannot find his faceShe feels her body yieldingto the rocky, ruthless groundIntentions pinned between the earth and languid limbs, unwound The fallow floor beneath her haltsThe fog enshrouds her sightAs she mourns the efforts spent preventing urge from conquering fright "Why didn't you post yesterday?" -- to_dizzy
You berated me for forgetting what you said when you walked awaybut maybe I was drunkor maybe it was just another dayI ceased to recall as soon as I fell asleep;That grey city hardly incites lasting memories in anyonebut the most foolish and wise.Though maybe I just chose to forgetthe words you'd sonn regretas you walked away that day in the drizzling rainno I don't remember but I can see it in my mind, perhaps a composite memory of every other timeI watched you walk awayand whispered to myself:'I've lost her I've lost her I've lost her'and reached for the whisky and...well, you knowYou blame me for forgettingwhat you said when you walked awaywell, if it helps thenit's on my mind most of the timeand I'll try to make it up to you...somedayYou hate me for forgettingwhat you said when you walked awaywell, the intention I admire but the words you can keepand say to someone elsewherever you are now.I'm sorry.OK?It's a celebration!
The knifecuts the fleshwhen you bledyou called it theftwhen i clean my knifeit is still dirtynow and foreverall is burningi pull my hairout of despair and angeryou sit and watchglazed eyes of a strangeri turn you aroundand stab againit takes longer to damageand clear the dinit was already brokei was helping you outyou needed a blanketi needed a mouthpuddles of tearsstrings of worrylies and truthsdifferent storieswhen you wake upmy eyes are closedyou kiss my cheekand i see my rose
Sigh... I feel lovesick at the moment...Autumn RainsThe fresh autumn rain has come again,And drenched this grey world in crystal purity.Let it wash away the cloying dirt,And cleanse the lonely streets,Perhaps to bring an echo of spring long lost.Oh how my empty heart aches for her still,More bitter sweet than autumns gentle rains,Fairer to me than all the golden leaves in fallen splendour,More lovely than the setting rays of sunshine.As autumn fades to bitter winter,And cruel and wicked frosts descend,I long to feel her loving warmth,For I fear my heart shall freeze. "Don't see what I do not want to see,you don't hear what I don't say.Won't be what I don't want to be,I continue in my way."
Life is a strange thingIt tends to make people make peculiar noises for no particular reasonSomebody close to me once claimed that they had actually heard a fox fartI didn't believe themStill don't
To paraphrase my own songFoxes at nightgive a dim fartHa ha!~Heaven is a place whereNothing ever happens
Here are two poems I wrote recently, one of them whilst heavily under the influence of alcohol... see if you can guess which one...Poem 1:WANTED. New Life.Must include;A kooky girl who makes me smile,Sunny autumn afternoons,Fondant fancies,The smell of freshly washed sheets,Canned laughter in 70's sitcoms,Telephone calls from long lost friends,Sand stuck between my toes,And less of the bad things.Poem 2:Sometimes I feel like foot mouth,Mixed up, ripped up heart,Playing to your jigsaw motionTrying not to laugh.Sometimes I feel like lipless earFlame fanned lonely seer,Reciting all your speeches,Schisming your fears.Sometimes I feel like finger toe,Trapped in shuttered silk,Searching for an upside exit,Going for the kill. Once I felt like heart mind,Synergetic fate,Hopping through the ether,Searching for your faith. "Don't see what I do not want to see,you don't hear what I don't say.Won't be what I don't want to be,I continue in my way."
Your alcoholic subterfuge couldn't last for long,Now you're drowning in your sorrows, In a world that's going wrong,You've told your truths to liars,Whilst watching sinning saints,You know you're going wrong somewhere,But you're leaving it too late.I know your heart is shattered,This facade is wearing thick,But perhaps you'll find an answer soon,Before you lose your drift. "Don't see what I do not want to see,you don't hear what I don't say.Won't be what I don't want to be,I continue in my way."
Does anyone else find they can never think of appropriate names for their poems? Here's another one with no name, if you can think of a good one let me know.Like a carwreck with no handbrake,Or a shattered pane of glass,Just putting back the pieces,Ain't gonna bring her back.Play host to all your obscene fears,Make light of passing night,But even haunted lust filled days,Won't ever make it right.So curse your gods and demons,Find solace in your faith,For when she left she unmade you,And put me in your place. "Don't see what I do not want to see,you don't hear what I don't say.Won't be what I don't want to be,I continue in my way."


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CORPUS CHRISTI – Aurelien Tave of Texas A&M - Corpus Christi men's tennis has been named the GoIslanders.com Student-Athlete of the Week, presented by Pepsi. Tave earned the award following his Southland Conference performance last week.
Keep up-to-date with GoIslanders.com each week to see who is named the GoIslanders.com Student-Athlete of the week, presented by Pepsi. Also, for the latest information, follow Islanders Athletics on Twitter (@Go_Islanders) and Facebook (Islanders Athletics).
2011-12 GoIslanders.com Student-Athlete of the week, presented by Pepsi Weekly Winners:
9-7-11: Jessica Korda, Volleyball
9-13-11: Brooke Alverson, Volleyball
9-20-11: Patrick Kimeli, Cross Country
9-27-11: Aurelien Tave, Men's Tennis
10-4-11: Isabella Arcidiacono, Volleyball
10-11-11: Nikki Dunn, Women's Golf
10-18-11: Ryann White, Women's Golf; Micah Nolan, Volleyball
10-25-11: Logen Bourque, Volleyball
11-1-11: Logen Bourque, Volleyball
11-8-11: Patrick Kimeli, Cross Country
11-15-11: Patrick Kimeli, Cross Country
11-23-11: Myeisha Myles, Women's Basketball
11-29-11: Myron Dempsey, Men's Basketball
12-6-11: Alisa Roberts, Women's Basketball
12-20-11: Chris Hawkins-Mast, Men's Basketball
1-2-12: Myeisha Myles, Women's Basketball
1-9-12: Johnathan Jordan, Men's Basketball
1-24-12: Fernando Llorens, Men's Tennis
1-30-12: Terence Jones, Men's Basketball
2-7-12: Verne'qua Taylor, Women's Basketball
2-13-12: Aurelien Tave, Men's Tennis
2-21-12: Adam Hoelscher, Baseball
2-28-12: Shakelia Coleman, Track and Field
3-6-12: Chris Hawkins-Mast, Men's Basketball
3-13-12: Daniel Minor, Baseball
3-20-12: Brandi Huff, Women's Track and Field
3-27-12: Greta Cecchetti, Softball
4-3-12: Mia Matuszak, Women's Tennis
4-10-12: Santiago Ruiz, Baseball
4-17-12: Greta Cecchetti, Softball
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Police removed several protesters at the beginning of the hearing on Thursday. More began yelling after Brennan began testifying, and Intelligence Committee Chairman Dianne Feinstein ordered the hearing recessed while the room was cleared of spectators by Capitol Police. The protesters were shouting objections to lethal U.S. drone strikes and harsh interrogation methods.
The hearing continued a few minutes later. Senate staff members and reporters were allowed to remain.
One protester shouted, concerning Brennan: "Your drone policies are resulting in the deaths of children."
In pre-hearing questions, Brennan had denounced harsh CIA interrogation methods but defended drone strikes, saying they caused far fewer civilian casualties than war.


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Knitter's Review
May 28, 2009
Starting next week and through August, Knitter's Review will be published every other week.
Having spent the last three summers holed up on the porch writing The Knitter's Book of Yarn and my forthcoming book, The Knitter's Book of Wool, I promised myself that I'd take a breather this summer.
To kick off the vacation schedule, here's a fantastic fingerless mitts adaptation of Jane's Hedgerows Socks pattern, fittingly called Hedgerow Mitts. Designed by longtime KR member Amy Ripton, it uses the hand-dyed yarns from Spirit Trail Fiberworks. Quick and satisfying, the pattern is perfect for warm-weather knitting.
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The endorsement for the District 1 seat on the Eagle County Board of Commissioners puts us in a bit of a pickle.
This three-way race has Democrat Jill Ryan, Republican Jeff Layman and independent Dale Nelson running to replace current commissioner Peter Runyon, who can't run for another term due to term-limit legislation.
All three candidates have their strengths, and all are good people, but our endorsement ultimately goes to Layman.
Here's why:
To both his credit and detriment, Layman has spent virtually his adult life as a public employee.
On one hand, Layman's address book is already loaded with the names and numbers of almost everyone in the county he'll deal with as a commissioner, and he has as good a foundation of knowledge about a county commissioner's job as anyone who isn't already in the job can.
His experience on the Vail Police Department, Avon Police Department, Eagle County Sheriff's Office and his most recent job as Eagle-Vail community manager has given him in-depth experience in the workings of local government.
But that long career as a public employee may not provide the breadth of experience with the private sector we'd like to see.
Unlike a lot of public employees, Layman's experience has included service as a patrol car-driving police officer, a job that provides an up-close-and-personal look at just about every shade of the human condition.
Ryan's public service has been mostly in administration, and we frankly wonder if she would be able to make decisions that could affect the livelihoods of people who she's worked with.
She's also been vague about just what she'd be willing to cut out of the county's budget, while Layman has been able to identify several specific items the county could probably live without if necessary.
In fact, Layman essentially put himself out of work through his contributions to a project to cut the Eagle County Sheriff's Office budget a couple of years ago.
Nelson, the independent candidate in the race, is enthusiastic, and his zeal to help rebuild the county's economy is real. We also applaud the hard work he's done to get himself on the ballot, no small task for an independent candidate.
Maybe it's because of his opponents that Nelson's knowledge of how county government works seems, well, shallow. But there it is. We wonder how long Nelson would take to get himself up to speed with the ins and outs of the organization.
Finally, there's this, which is important to some people, less so to others:
If elected, Layman would join current commissioner Sara Fisher and, if re-elected, Jon Stavney, as people who view their elected office as their full-time jobs.
That sometimes leads to micromanagement.
If done right, though, commissioners set policy and step back, then become involved in boards, commissions and discussions outside the valley's borders. Those commissioners can be effective representatives of the county's interests.
For all those reasons, we believe Layman is the best of this group of candidates, and we'd expect him to serve Eagle County well if elected.
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Courtney Stodden's Italian greyhound, Dourtney Stodden, captured all our hearts when she received him as a present for her 18th birthday.
That was two weeks ago. Now, Dourtney Stodden is dying.
Stodden announced the news on Twitter late last night, tweeting a call to prayer for Dourtney:
An hour later, she thanked the beautiful people for their prayers:
Today, Courtney updated her sexy Stoddomites with the information that she was on her way to visit Dourtney in the hospital. She ended her message with a flirty valediction — hopefully a sign that things are looking up?
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My Chemical Romance announced today that they are disbanding. A message from the band posted on www.mychemicalromance.com states:
"Beingin this band for the past 12 years has been a true blessing. We'vegotten to go places we never knew we would. We've been able to see andexperience things we never imagined possible. We've shared the stagewith people we admire, people we look up to, and best of all, ourfriends. And now, like all great things, it has come time for it to end.Thanks for all of your support, and for being part of the adventure."


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by Bruce Batt Ph.D.
Nothing in nature is more critical to waterfowl reproduction than the eggs that are laid each spring. Each egg has all the vital components needed to produce a new life in the form of a developing embryo, a duckling, and ultimately, an adult duck capable of producing its own eggs. Besides self-maintenance and survival, virtually everything else that waterfowl do in the months leading up to spring is focused in some way on nesting and the eggs that are produced.
Eggs have three major components—the shell, the yolk, and the albumen. Besides giving structural strength, the shell is the source of most of the calcium that the embryo absorbs during development to form cartilage and bone. The yolk is mostly various forms of fat, and the albumen (the "white") is mostly protein. The micronutrients necessary for development are found among all three components.
The set of eggs that a hen lays is known as a clutch. For a few species, the clutch may actually weigh as much as the hen. This is quite remarkable when you consider that the female produces all the elements in the eggs from the body reserves she carried from wintering and migration habitats as well as what she obtained from local breeding habitat. This again highlights the critical importance of quality habitats during all seasons. It also explains why this package of goodies is so attractive to predators, as virtually nothing in nature is more nutritious than an egg.
But what goes on inside the nest and the egg between laying and hatch? Once nesting has started, ducks lay one egg each day, usually in the early morning when nocturnal predators are bedding down for the day and daytime predators haven't started moving around yet. When the first eggs are laid, the hen attends the nest only for a few minutes. As the clutch grows, she spends more and more time on the nest, pulling in grass and twigs to form the nest bowl. At about the mid-laying period, the hen starts to pluck down feathers from her body and mix them with the other nesting material to form a very effective blanket that insulates and conceals the nest.
Later in the laying period, the female starts to apply her body heat by making close contact between the skin on her breast and the eggs. This is the beginning of the incubation period, during which egg temperature is raised to a level that causes the embryonic cells to divide and the embryo to begin its magical transition into a duckling. For mallards, incubation takes just over three weeks, and during this time, the hen is on the nest for 90 percent or more of the time.
When egg temperature drops below the optimal level, embryonic development will slow and even stop. During the early laying period, egg temperature remains below the level needed for development, as it is very important that all ducklings develop and hatch at about the same time so the hen can lead her brood away in a cohesive group. During very hot days, the eggs can reach lethal temperatures, and at these times, the hen will stand over the nest and shade it from the sun while not applying any heat from her body.
Because the eggs at the center of the nest get more heat than those at the edge, the hen does a variety of things to equalize the heat each egg receives. She frequently rotates the direction she faces, moves her feet up and down in a paddling motion, and pulls her bill through the eggs. These movements cause the eggs to be rolled over and shifted into, and out of, the center of the nest so that all receive about the same total amount of heat over the course of the incubation period.
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"I remember when I first read the words hanging in a frame on my grandma Rosa's wall. The serenity prayer was something I couldn't understand until almost thirty years later, but now after experiencing some peaks and valleys of life, those words ring in my ears with clarity."
Brian Blade has set those words to music for his first recording as a singer, guitarist and songwriter: Mama Rosa is a revealing journey through thirteen songs about family, loved ones, travels and a sense that these things that shape and inspire us have to be shared with others to complete a circle. He has been writing and recording material with words for as long as he's been making music. In fact, Mama Rosa grew naturally from the four-track home demos that he's recorded over the years and several of the original performances from those tapes can be heard on this album. Initially, Blade felt that these songs would never be heard by anyone else, but after encouragement from longtime friend Daniel Lanois, these home recordings became the cornerstones for the album. There is an initial spark close to the moment of inspiration and that intimate vibe is felt throughout Mama Rosa.
"For some time now, these songs have existed in the solitude of my room, and I got a lot of joy and satisfaction from just knowing that they existed," Blade says. "But at a certain point I questioned whether it was fear or selfishness that kept me quiet. Facing the music and the mirror, I began to ask if this was the end of the process? What does God expect of me? Maybe someone else might find some inspiration in the songs."
The lyrical themes of home, memories and loved ones, and how they shape who we are, are reflected in Blade naming the album after his grandmother. Rosa is the subject of the album's vivid opening track "After The Revival." Sung from the perspective of his mother Dorothy Blade, expecting the birth of her first son, Brian's older brother, Brady, Jr. "After the Revival" also alludes to Blade's early years at the Zion Baptist Church in Shreveport, Louisiana, where his father is pastor, and where Brian first started singing and playing the drums.
The multi-talented young veteran is already widely respected in the jazz world as drummer/composer/leader of Brian Blade and The Fellowship Band, with whom he has released three albums. He is also known as the drummer for many heroes of the music world, including Daniel Lanois, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Wayne Shorter, Seal, Bill Frisell and Emmylou Harris. Blade is always searching for the balance that gives a song a personal story with an outward reaching resonance. One such song of memories is entitled, "Second Home," a tribute to his teacher, John Vidacovich, and the city of New Orleans where Brian met Fellowship band mates Jon Cowherd and Chris Thomas. He lived in the crescent city for seven years while studying with musical masters Ellis Marsalis, David Lee, Jr. Bill Huntington, Mike Pellera, George French, Germaine Bazzle, Steve Masakowski and John Mahoney. Mama Rosa marks a new endeavor for Blade: a lovingly crafted, emotionally affecting song cycle that's deeply rooted in a rich vein of personal experience. "All That Was Yesterday", "You'll Always Be My Baby" and "Nature's Law" show Blade to be a soulful and expressive vocalist and a songwriter capable of rendering evocative stories that resonate with insight and empathy. "Revealing more of ourselves is always daunting," says Blade, "but I feel like I need to keep challenging myself and peeling away layers to get to the core of who I am and what I have to offer."
Mama Rosa's organic musical palette showcases Blade's diverse talents on acoustic guitar and drums, and one of the people who has inspired Blade for many years now, longtime friend and music maker champion, Daniel Lanois. Lanois is the featured soloist on Mama Rosa, offering perfectly formed and spiritually elevating Firebird guitar improvisations on the songs "At The Centerline," "Mercy Angel," "All That Was Yesterday" and "Her Song." In addition, guitarist Goffrey Moore, steel guitar virtuoso Greg Leisz, bassist Jenny lee Lindberg (Warpaint ), singer/songwriters Aaron Embry (Amnion), John Bigham (The Soul of John Black), Rocco Deluca and Daryl Johnson, and the Fellowship Band members Jon Cowherd, Chris Thomas and Kurt Rosenwinkel all help to serve the songs brilliantly. A deep sense of brotherhood echoes throughout the entire recording. Kelly Jones, a truly gifted songstress, blends beautifully with Blade on "Mercy Angel" and "Get There." Hearing them together brings to mind the inspiration and long history of touching duos, including Fred and Annie Mae Macdowell, George Jones and Tammy Wynette, Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell, Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton, Johnny and June Carter Cash, Donny Hathaway and Roberta Flack and Sullivan and Iola Pugh (The Consolers). In addition to Blade's original compositions, the album features a memorable adaptation of Brazilian music icon Milton Nascimento's "Faithful Brother," as well as the pair of atmospheric instrumentals, "All Gospel Radio" and "Psalm 100."
"I hope that people will find some personal joy in these songs from Mama Rosa. The real challenge is to be honest with myself and to let more of who we are be seen and heard as the songs reveal themselves."


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by Brian Costello - August 6, 2010 10:35 AM UTC
It's quiet around hockey circles so far this August, but things are bound to pick up; and why rookies may negotiate for smaller salaries.
Things are so quiet around The Hockey News office, you can literally hear a pin drop. True story. With web editor Rory Boylen, myself and interns Kyle Palantzas and Jamie Ross holding down the fort while the eight other chaps in editorial are on vacation, the newsroom got very quiet.
by Brian Costello - July 17, 2010 11:55 PM UTC
The supply-and-demand nature of the crease dwellers has resulted in some odd happenings this off-season, and it's far from over.
The vocation of NHL goaltender has been thrown a wrench this off-season thanks to Stanley Cup winning goalie Antti Niemi and finalist Michael Leighton.
by Brian Costello - June 19, 2010 9:28 AM UTC
In a weak induction class, Nieuwendyk leads the way and touched the threshold of greatness along the way in his career.
I had a nice exchange with a reader a couple weeks ago after he called me out for writing that Joe Nieuwendyk was a "shoo-in" for first ballot Hall of Fame induction this year.
by Brian Costello - May 22, 2010 10:20 AM UTC
The pair of Hall of Fame Hawks talk about the past and present in Chicago and we look at how they stack up against the new young stars.
The Chicago Blackhawks have an excellent chance to put an end to the NHL's longest Stanley Cup dry spell, which stands at 49 years. That has been the Hawks' festering albatross ever since the New York Rangers won in 1994, ending a 54-year drought.
by Brian Costello - April 25, 2010 7:05 AM UTC
Many Toronto fans are hanging their heads over losing the chance at Tyler Seguin or Taylor Hall, but what about the other two draft picks?
We all know Maple Leafs GM Brian Burke will forever defend the 2009 deal that cost Toronto two first round draft picks and a second-rounder in exchange for Phil Kessel.
by Brian Costello - April 17, 2010 12:00 AM UTC
Nashville's Game 1 shocker over Chicago was a product of the solid team play that has kept the club competitive year after year... and Niemi still the man despite a softy.
If you don't get a chance to watch the Nashville Predators much, you may not think you're missing a lot. But in reality, you're missing textbook team hockey that typically results in the sum being a lot more than the addition of its parts.
by Brian Costello - April 10, 2010 10:25 AM UTC
Would it make sense after one disastrous season for the Flames to trade their heart and soul for Taylor Hall or Tyler Seguin?
The epic demise of the Calgary Flames this season has many Cowtown fans wandering the streets muttering about which Sutter to fire, which millionaire to trade and which underperformer to buy out.
by Brian Costello - April 4, 2010 9:15 AM UTC
A few thoughts from around the hockey world on Jay Bouwmeester, the best commentators, head shots and more.
Here are a few nuggets I found around The Hockey News corporate headquarters in windy North York, Ont., while searching for Easter eggs. • Was just wondering something.
by Brian Costello - March 28, 2010 10:10 AM UTC
Contenders at the start of the year, Calgary would be lucky to make the playoffs this season, so it's time for a change in team philosophy.
The time has come for the Calgary Flames to bid adieu to the Sutters. Though still mathematically alive to make the playoffs, the fact of the matter is the Flames have regressed in giant steps this season and have no business competing for the Stanley Cup.
by Brian Costello - March 21, 2010 9:30 AM UTC
More than 30 years after it ceased operations, the WHA is finally being honored for its role in hockey.
The lights went dim on the rogue World Hockey Association more than 30 years ago. But the builders and stars from the rival professional league are getting some time in the spotlight this season thanks to the creation of the WHA Hall of Fame.
by Brian Costello - March 13, 2010 10:15 AM UTC
Using THN's Future Watch '10 as context, last year's draft looks quite different from how it originally played out.
What if we had to do the first round of the 2009 NHL draft all over again right now? Well, we can in a hindsight sort of way thanks to the scouts who helped us assemble the top 75 prospects for Future Watch 2010, now available on newsstands.
by Brian Costello - March 7, 2010 9:20 AM UTC
Sidney Crosby's gold-clinching goal led to a country-wide celebration, but is it bigger than Henderson and Lemieux?
Time is the one ingredient that separates Sidney Crosby's Olympic gold medal-winner in overtime from being ordained the greatest Canadian goal ever.


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Here are some of the things that could be improved and hopefully will be incorporated into version 3, which I will definitely purchase when it is ready:
1. Trim and line extension tools needs to be on ribbon tool bar.
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5. Line length and parallel measuring tool like Sketchup.