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Please join us April 26, Tuesday, at 7 p.m. for a discussion about the political situation in North Africa and the Middle East.Articles for discussion are at the circulation desk.Refreshments will be served.
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One must wonder why the Government of Canada feels the need to by-pass the Canadian electorate and announce changes in its policy relating to Israel/Palestine through Israeli media: these announcements should have been made in Canada because they have a profound impact on Canadian interests and need to be debated in Canada.
And our national media have gone AWOL on a number of issues when they are supposed to be their readers' and viewers' watchdogs, especially since Parliament has been prorogued.
First, we learned of the Security Agreement through the Jerusalem Post in 2007. On March 2, 2008, a Declaration of Intent was signed by then Minister of Public Safety Stockwell Day in Tel Aviv. Having a mutual security agreement with a country that grants rights according to religion rather than citizenship is not in accord with Canadian values.
The fact that Israel is an occupier state and uses its army against Palestinians while occupying their land should also raise a red flag as intelligence gathered on Canadian Arabs of Palestinian and Israeli background may be skewed, "shared", and used against them. The implications of such an agreement should be the subject of parliamentary debate and oversight.
Second, the Israeli settler radio station Arutz Sheva said in October 2009 that Foreign Affairs Minister Lawrence Cannon had announced in Israel his intention "to present the Canadian Prime Minister with a plan to revive the multilateral "refugee committee' headed by Canada that was established in the Madrid Conference in 1991." The question of Palestinian refugees has been a core issue in the Arab-Israeli conflict since 1948. As the "gavel-holder" of the Refugee Working Group (RWG), Canada has a special responsibility towards all Palestinian refugees.
Third, defunding KAIROS was announced very quietly in Canada, but the reason for the defunding was explained publicly by Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Jason Kenney at the Global Forum for Combating Anti-Semitism in Jerusalem: "We [government] have articulated and implemented a zero tolerance approach to anti-Semitism. What does this mean? It means that we eliminated the government funding relationship with organizations . . . who promote hatred, in particular anti-Semitism. We have defunded organizations, most recently like KAIROS."
That a coalition of Canadian churches could be called anti-Semitic for standing up for Canadian values of justice and fairness, as it has on many other issues, is untenable. The well-oiled Israeli Hasbara machine seems to have had a deep impact on our political leaders and clouded their best judgement.
Fourth, it is also in Jerusalem that President of Treasury Board Minister Vic Toews announced funding cuts to the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), to the applause of pro-Israeli groups that have been clamoring for its demise. Are Canadians to assume that reducing Canada's contribution to UNRWA is Cannon's idea of fulfillingthe revival plan of the RWG that he announced in 2009?
UNRWA spends the bulk of its funds on education and health care, and unfortunately more and more on humanitarian aid, especially in Gaza where a large portion of the population consists of Palestinians made refugees during 1947-1949. The cut belies Cannon's Ministry website, that "a just solution to the Palestinian refugee issue is central to a settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, as called for in United Nations General Assembly resolution 194 (1948) and United Nations Security Council resolution 242. "This solution should respect the rights of the refugees, in accordance with international law."
Well, the law states that education, housing, and health care are some of the rights that refugees should enjoy and UNRWA dispenses them.
Members of the Conservative government often volunteer that Israel's security is important to them. Toews calls it "paramount."
While Canadians may agree that Israel's security is important, they may not agree that it should supersede their own country's security and interests. They may agree or disagree with the use of nuclear power, but they would certainly balk at a Canadian Minister's need to seek assurances from "an expert... at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem" that CANDU is "not conducive to the development of weapons grade uranium."
Whether Canada sells to Jordan or not, revealing to a third party on-going trade discussions is highly inappropriate and undermines Canada's own interests. Surely, Toews could have enquired in Canada, using Canadian experts, before starting discussions with Jordan.
Toews also stated that "in the past, Canada aid earmarked for UNRWA went into a general operating fund in the PA Treasury and although Jarbawi had asked that this situation continue, the practice made it difficult for Canada to monitor how the funds were being used." Had he consulted his colleague at CIDA, or the Director of UNRWA Operations (Jerusalem), Barbara Shenstone, who happens to be Canadian, he would have known that UNRWA's funds do not go the PA Treasury but are paid directly to UNRWA.
The notion that it is "difficult" for Canada to monitor how funds to UNRWA's general operating budget are used is misleading. UNRWA keeps and publishes detailed accounts of expenditure and records of related income, which are audited on behalf of Canada and all other UN Member states by independent international auditors appointed by the General Assembly.
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By Carol Linnitt • Wednesday, March 9, 2016 - 14:22
It already feels like a long time ago.
Remember way, way back when Canada's federal scientists were shackled to their laboratory tables, unable to speak out or walk freely in the light of day?
I don't mean to sound trivial; the war on science in Canada was real and severe in its implications and in some places devastating in its consequences.
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Called, made appointment for my son who is developmentally disabled, not medically fragile. Completed paper work and waited. Front desk informed us the doctor would not treat my son, They do not take on complicated cases, only general medical issues. We informed them his condition is not complicated, only in need of a GP for GP issues. Refused service. This practice is a mill and speaks to what is wrong in medicine today. If you have a common cold, may be the place to go, yet if you have a "complicated" issue, steer clear.
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great family doctor. I'm pleased with the office.
Even though reviews shouted that he was not good since he was closeby i still did make an appointment, i was shocked by the way they treat their patents. I was 10 mins late at appointment because of traffic and he says you were late i cant treat you, please come back tommorow. How can a doctor say a sick patient come back tommorow?? I was in a lot of pain and i had to drive back and after taking half a day break from work. i would never go back to his clinic and i will recommend all my family and friends in troy the same as well.
He came late to his appointment and I had to leave for the free clinic. We told him that we can either send him to urgent care or we can see him first thing in am. He became very upset and hostile
Doctor under control of staffs,I can not believe he is still a doctor.When I asked a word with doc his staffs said that he(the doctor ) will get upset,what!!!Now you figure.BAD DAY.
On both visits had to wait almost 40 minutes tone seen. They didn't have my results ready and had to wait even longer. Staff is very unfriendly. A smile would be nice once in a while! Not recommended
I'm really surprised to read bad reviews about Dr. Jaddou's bedside manner! I have found him to be so patient and thorough! I have not had to see him for anything beyond annual physicals and colds/flus thankfully but he always goes over all of my lab and blood work thoroughly and explains what all the numbers mean. He asks me how I am feeling and remembers things we have discussed in previous appointments. I have never once felt rushed or ignored and Dr. Jaddou has always been super polite and professional with me so I'm really not sure where the bad reviews are from. The only issue I have ever had with the office was a billing issue that took some time to get squared away but the office was able to fix it with my insurance company so it worked out fine in the end.
Being a patient of this Doctor was a horrible experience. Has no patience and doesn't like to spend time. In and out. Wasn't concerned with any of my questions and problems. Just wanted to move on and bill my insurance. Ask about one issue i had and he looked at me and told me I'm crazy. This Doctor should of became a veterinarian.....
The office staff were very supportive and offered essential information which was necessary in my situation. I'm glad the cost for an office visit without insurance was affordable. Dr.Jaddou , is definitely experienced in his field and I would recommend him to anyone!
No matters how much a doctor knows,i feel there should be some professionalism in treating, his manners towards us was zero,i have never seen a doctor getting so upset with people,very egostic.
I went to visit this Doctor after two years of not having insurance. I had a list of problems and concerns that had accumulated in this time. He could not have cared less. He spent next to no time discussing anything with me. He did not explain any treatments he prescribed. He only seemed bent on rushing me out of his office. He wouldn't even address all of the concerns I had written on the pre-screening form. I had to ask him to do it.
I hate doctors, but this doctor is completely different. I really liked him and his staff. First when you make the appointment, you get to choose the time, they offer you many options. The office is very organized and clean. Also, you can easily go to their website and be in charge and you choose your appointment and you get a confirmation e-mail. Dr. Jaddou is very humble and makes you very comfortable. He seems a good person and I really like that. He is indeed an excellent doctor.
getting appointment is easy.Bad thing is,if you give them any reports/results it won't be in your file.They will say "we don't have it" and you will lose all your documents you handed to them
Very good doctor and staff. I was amazed on how well and organized the office is. I was able to book my appointment online and receive immediate confirmation. He is a very pleasant and young looking doctor who helped me take care of my illness. I highly recommend him.
Not very thorough. Very little face time and flippant about concerns (real discernible symptoms, just didn't care).
Excellent staff and doctor. Also helps those who are un-insured during this tough economy
I took my daughter in for her four month well child visit in December. The doctor didn't even check her ears (which is very important for infants) and the secretary/receptionist was the one who gave my daughter the shots.The office charged us for the shots, but they never put the information into the Michigan Vaccine Database (MCIR). Knowing Somerset Family Medicine administered vaccinations, I later requested that all of my daughter's files be sent to my new doctor's office; they never arrived. I had to go down in person to get it sorted out, and even then, they bungled it (not giving me the complete records). While the exam rooms were clean enough, the office, where the files are kept is dirty and cluttered. I would NOT recommend going to this practice under any circumstances.
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Referee Chris Foy allowed the goal to stand, though the Hoops got back into through Djibril Cisse.
"I didn't think it was a foul," said the Scot, whose side remain in the hunt for at least a top-five place thanks to the win.
"I just saw the ball go up and then in the net. I was confused. I've seen it on the video and I don't think he has done a lot wrong.
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One was never married, and that's his hell; another is, and that's his plague.
Robert Burton (1577 - 1640)
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Marriage and hanging go by destiny; matches are made in heaven.
Naught so sweet as melancholy.
Aristotle said melancholy men of all others are most witty.
Though they [philosophers] write contemptu gloriæ, yet as Hieron observes, they will put their names to their books.
A nightingale dies for shame if another bird sings better.
And hold one another's noses to the grindstone hard.
Like a hog, or dog in the manger, he doth only keep it because it shall do nobody else good, hurting himself and others.
And this is that Homer's golden chain, which reacheth down from heaven to earth, by which every creature is annexed, and depends on his Creator.
I had not time to lick it into form, as a bear doth her young ones.
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|Automated Tracking of Structural Steel Members at the Construction Site
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|This paper presents further development and experimental testing of Comp-TRAK, a prototype system for identification and spatial tracking of structural steel components on a live construction site. Comp-TRAK is a web-based system for rapid tracking of construciton components with compact, field-rugged sensors and computers, interoperability protocols for data transmission, and a 3-D site visualizer that reflects the current state of tracked components on the construction site. The result is a graphically-driven system that provides real-time identification, position, and orientation data about components to users in the field and at remote locations.
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|17th IAARC/CIB/IEEE/IFAC/IFR International Symposium on Automation and Robotics in Construction
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|September 18-20, 2000
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My last time on Mount Brewer was nearly five years ago and I've been thinking about a return to this prominent summit. Set apart from the main crest of the Sierra Nevada along the northern end of the Great Western Divide, Mount Brewer's lofty perch at 13,570 ft offers an astounding view that was very memorable and I was eager to return. In 2010 the route to Brewer's summit was a fairly uninteresting as an out-and-back via the Sphinx Lakes region and the Avalanche Gulch Trail. It was in September and there were still snow patches as 2010 was the last above average year of snowfall in the High Sierra. This year there was virtually no snow to be found anywhere. In 2010 there was also a fire in Kings Canyon; the Sheep Fire. There would also be a fire in 2015, the Rough Fire, which was still in its nascent stages at the time of this trip but would later become a much larger and more unpredictable fire, ultimately becoming one of the largest fires in the Southern Sierra Nevada history. This year's visit to Mount Brewer would include linking up a few additional summits along the northern end of the Great Western Divide – North Guard, South Guard and Sky Pilot Peak – tying it together with an aesthetic loop including Lake Reflection, one of my favorite spots in the High Sierra. North Guard was particularly intriguing to me with its sharp, rugged profile and reputation for fun scrambling. The loop came in around 36 miles with over 12,000 ft of elevation gain. Strava GPS route here. The day started out along the familiar sandy path from Road's End and up the switchbacks to the Avalanche Pass Trail. The ascent is quite steep at first with several sections of rock steps, but overall an efficient trail to get into the high country fast. I left the trail where it crosses the creek and headed up cross country through open woodland and granite slabs to the Sphinx Lakes, which are nice but nothing special my opinion. Beyond the Sphinx Lakes is a section of talus up to a pass but it seemed easier than 2010 or maybe I've just gotten used to efficiently moving on talus. Around the corner Mount Brewer finally makes an appearance, but I first curved north toward North Guard. The class 3 route up North Guard requires careful attention to route finding to keep it class 3. The route starts with steepening slabs and then short cross-over into a hanging sandy gully with more slabs up to the west ridge of North Guard. The final stretch of climbing along the West Ridge is classic Sierra scrambling with solid blocky rocks. The actual summit is a large overhanging rock. The north face of North Guard is a sheer drop to the Sphinx Lakes basin. I found the view from North Guard to be just as good as Mount Brewer with excellent clarity on this day. I particularly enjoyed the view to Charlotte Dome and Bubbs Creek Wall. I retraced my route up North Guard and then traversed to Mount Brewer which is largely a class 2 scramble up its north slopes. I was soon atop Brewer enjoying the 360 panorama once more. To connect Brewer with South Guard one must descend the south slopes of Brewer which start off with cumbersome talus but finishes with a fun stretch of plunge stepping in loose gravel. From the basin between South Guard and Brewer I took a ramp and class 3 face up to South Guard's ridge and after a ridge walk I ultimately reached the summit, which is rather nondescript and only slightly taller than surrounding rock outcroppings along the ridge. From South Guard down to Longley Pass is a quick trip thanks to more plunge stepping but I wasn't done with summits yet. Sky Pilot Peak is located immediately south of Longley Pass and while it's not a high mountain compared to its neighbors, it has an exceptionally rugged profile when viewed from the east, especially from the Lake Reflection region. As I've been to the area many times, Sky Pilot's striking east face has always been of interest. The peak's apt name is attributed to the many Sky Pilot flowers growing on its summit ridge. Indeed, I found copious Sky Pilots, perhaps more than anywhere I've seen in the Sierra. Sky Pilot Peak is largely a class 2 scramble until one reaches a notch in the ridge, which requires a class 3 downclimb before resuming the final climb to the summit. I couldn't find a summit register on Sky Pilot Peak manifesting that this is an infrequently climbed point, but I definitely hope to return in the future since the view looking down toward Lake Reflection is extraordinary. Some cumulus was building overhead creating some dappling on the terrain and lakes beneath the east face which only served to enhance the magic of this special view. After a long stay on Sky Pilot I returned to Longley Pass and then began the somewhat arduous and long descent to Lake Reflection. I did a pretty good job navigating until I got to the shores of Lake Reflection where I got turned around by steep slabs at a couple spots but finally made it to the outlet of the lake where I took a long break and enjoyed the view. Despite the added mileage of descending to Lake Reflection I wouldn't want to do this link-up as an out-and-back – the scenery around Lake Reflection is that good! From Lake Reflection it was all trail down to East Lake with views of Mount Bago in early evening and then a trail run on the Bubbs Creek Trail back to Road's End to complete the aesthetic loop.
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Mount Stanford and Kings-Kern Loop
Mount Stanford is a very attractive mountain located on the Kings-Kern Divide straddling Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks. At 13,973 ft, it's just shy of fourteen thousand feet so it doesn't draw the attention comparable to Sierra fourteeners, but it's just as impressive of a mountain in terms of stature, difficulty to surmount, and commanding views. The peak is extremely remote with long approaches via either the eastside utilizing Kearsarge Pass or University Pass or the westside from Road's End in Kings Canyon. In fact, the westside of the peak harbors one of the most remote drainages in the High Sierra with rarely seen views of the Ericsson Crags and the west face of Stanford. As far as trail visibility, Mount Stanford is only prominent from a small stretch of the John Muir Trail from Forester Pass down to Center Basin. Via the southwest slopes originating in Upper Kern Basin, most of the elevation gain to climb Mount Stanford is fairly easy, but the summit itself is located along a narrow and precipitous ridgeline to the north of Gregory's Monument. Strava route here.
Gregory's marks the end of the easy scrambling and while it's only 30 feet lower in altitude than Mount Stanford, Gregory's is more like a point along the ridge instead of a true summit. The scramble between Gregory's Monument and Stanford features an improbable ledge/ramp that allows Stanford to be climbed without technical gear from Gregory's Monument (otherwise the cliffs are sheer). However, care must be taken due to immense exposure and some loose rock along the traverse and scramble. For my summit of Stanford, I decided to approach via Road's End and make a loop including East Lake, Harrison Pass, Upper Kern Basin, Milly's Foot Pass and gorgeous Lake Reflection. While my route entailed more miles and elevation gain to climb Stanford than the eastside approaches (or even if I chose to do it as an out-and-back), I'm certain it was the more aesthetic and scenic route.
Along the way to Stanford I walked beneath the towering spires of the Ericsson Crags and passed by several high elevation tarns. Travel up the drainage to Harrison Pass was better than I expected and I managed to skirt most of the scary sketchy loose gravel on the steep slope heading up the final chute to Harrison Pass. Above Harrison Pass, I started to feel the altitude a bit having come directly from sea level and the cumulative effects of exertion to reach this point. It took a few minutes to negotiate the scramble portion and figure out the route, but I was soon atop Stanford enjoying the stunning panoramic views including the Kaweah Range, the Great Western Divide, Mount Brewer and the Sierra Crest. After departing Stanford, I headed down into Kern Basin and traversed around the shoulder of Mount Ericsson's south ridge heading for Milly's Foot Pass. I had been to Milly's in 2009 and it was just as sketchy as I remembered it with kitty litter over the rock. I felt more safe climbing more difficult but solid rock on the side of the chute than descending down the chute itself. Fortunatley, this portion is only 100 feet or so and I was soon on gravel and talus slopes heading down toward breathtaking Lake Reflection, one of the finest alpine lakes in all of the Sierra. This heavenly lake features crystal clear waters and dramatic views of Mount Genevra and Mount Jordan, seemingly rising straight up from the pristine shores. I enjoyed a snack and rest at Lake Reflection and then continued back to East Lake, completing the lollipop loop of the Kings-Kern Divide. I met up with Erica just below East Lake and we enjoyed stellar evening light on Mount Bago as we descended toward Junction Meadow. The final 10 miles of trail back to Road's End were enjoyable with net downhill and beautiful evening light. Next time I hope to climb Mount Ericsson and Mount Genevra. Overall, the route entailed nearly 38 miles and 11,000 feet of elevation gain. Strava route here.


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Emmerson Boyce and James McArthur had to be separated by captain Gary Caldwell after an altercation on the field in the 4-0 home defeat by Liverpool.
But far from punishing the pair for their lack of discipline, Martinez welcomed it.
"If I'm honest I was glad to see that because the position we are in we need passion," said the Spaniard, whose side will drop back into the bottom three if Aston Villa manage a point at home to Manchester City tomorrow night.
"We cannot have players who accept defeat and go through the motions," he added.
"It was a moment of frustration between the players who had the feeling we had thrown away the opportunity to win three points and the reaction from James and Emmerson is something I want to see in the dressing room.
"I think they were demanding a little more from each other and then it became a little argument.
"If everyone could have that passion in the dressing room we would have been a lot more competitive than we were in the first 20 minutes.
"At half-time there was a lot of respect between the two players, who analysed their frustration and used it in a good manner to perform better in the second half.
"I'd rather see that passion on the pitch than players accept defeat and not get hurt when their performance is not what is should be."
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A dark comedy about a depressed man.
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This is an electronic edition of my first novel. Although the novel itself is copyrighted and has been assigned an ISBN, I've decided to offer the electronic versions for free. You may send this to your friends, print it, pass it around, upload it to torrents, share it at will. All that I ask is that you don't remove my name from it or edit the contents. There's no practical way I can enforce that request,… (more)
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Video: The story behind the Jerry Kill-Suzy Merchant friendship
Suzy Merchant and Jerry Kill both got their head coaching starts at Saginaw Valley State University, a Division II school located in Saginaw, Michigan.
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Suzy Merchant and Jerry Kill both got their head coaching starts at Saginaw Valley State University, a Division II school located in Saginaw, Michigan.
Kelsey Amy was the 2012 Big Ten offensive player of the year in field hockey at Penn State and in addition to working at Nike, she also designs custom shoes. Watch our feature and see her artistic talent at work.
We profile Ohio State hockey player Chad Niddery, a Canadian native who held a very fascinating job off the ice. Here's a hint: It involved coming almost face to face with a wild bear.
On BTN's "Big Ten Championship Pregame Show" we revealed the Big Ten Football Images of the Year, which included Ameer Abdullah's game winning TD against McNeese State and Melvin Gordon's record-breaking performance against Nebraska.
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Melvin Gordon is a likely Heisman Trophy finalist. What makes him so great? Howard Griffith recently sat down with him to watch some film.
Michigan State's Sally Nogle isn't just any athletic trainer. She's one of the few female head athletic trainers in college athletics. In the latest edition of "Big Ten Women's Sports Report," Kara Lentz profiled Nogle and finds out how she worked her way to the top of her field.
Darien Moran is a big-time Wisconsin football fan. He's also a 14-year-old battling Histiocytosis, a rare autoimmune disease that causes tumors throughout his body. Moran got involved with Make-A-Wish, and his wish was to have his bedroom turned into a Wisconsin fan's palace. The place is awesome. Even better: The Badgers did the makeover themselves. Watch the complete feature here. Plus, read Tom Dienhart's feature on Moran and the Badgers.
Here comes Darien Moran with his red Wisconsin "W" hat flipped backward over his closely cropped hair. Typical 14-year-old, bounding with energy at the start of a new day. Anything seems possible to a teen, even something as big as overcoming a rare disease. And that's good because that's exactly what Darien is doing.
When it comes to Big Ten pitchers, it doesn't get much better than Minnesota's Tom Windle. A first-team All-Big Ten honoree, the southpaw led the Big Ten in strikeouts and twirled the conference's lone solo no-hitter. What makes Windle so tough to hit? "I'm confident that I can get every batter out," he told BTN.
Nebraska is on pace to never miss the Big Ten baseball tournament. OK, to be fair, it's a modest 2-for-2 when it comes to making the conference's annual six-team, double elimination tourney. Nonetheless, it's an impressive feat, especially when one considers all the factors a team faces when it changes conferences. All-Big Ten honoree Michael Pritchard is a big reason for Nebraska's early Big Ten success, and we featured him in this video.
It's always a good thing when a pitcher and catcher are on the same page. Nebraska's main battery, it seems, was born to think along the same wavelength. After all, Tatum and Taylor Edwards are twins. The former is the pitcher, the latter the catcher, and they almost always know what pitch the other wants to throw or call. Watch our Big Ten tournament feature on the twins now and catch up on all the tourney action in this post.
A profile of Wisconsin head softball coach Yvette Healy and her assistant Randy Schneider – who have transformed the Wisconsin offense into a high-powered unit.
As part of its partnership with the Chicago Cubs, the Northwestern baseball team hosted Michigan on Saturday night at Wrigley Field. The Wildcats shut out the Wolverines, 6-0, behind Luke Farrell's three-hit complete game gem. Read the full NUSports.com recap and view the box score. Watch our feature on the game at Wrigley Field now.
A look at the relationship between Penn State women's basketball stars Alex Bentley and Maggie Lucas.
BTN will air a 30-minute special Black History Month presentation called "Football Pioneers" at 9:30 p.m. ET Friday Hosted by Howard Griffith, the show features interviews with former Northwestern head coach Dennis Green,who was just the second African-American head coach in Division I history. We also talk with Sidney Williams, a former Wisconsin quarterback who was Big Ten's first African-American starting quarterback, and current Purdue head coach Darrell Hazell.
A profile of Minnesota women's basketball player Rachel Banham – whose stellar season almost never happened this year due to a blood clot she suffered this past summer.
Kara Lentz takes a look at the Penn State women's ice hockey team which is playing its first season as a varsity team. Watch the feature now as Lentz talks with head coach Josh Brandwene and various players.
As part of our celebration of the 40th anniversary of Title IX, BTN profile's Ohio State track coach Karen Dennis.
A profile of Purdue's Drey Mingo who has overcome serious illness and injury to return for a 6th year. Learn more about Sounds of Serenity, a charity Mingo has started for children who cannot afford hearing aids, by visiting http://www.teamsounds.net.
You've heard of Happy Valley. Wait until you see Hockey Valley. Penn State's new hockey home, Pegula Ice Arena, is a sight to behold. The new facility, which will open for the 2014 season, included an $80 million construction fee, and it's pretty easy to see where all the money went. With a capacity of 6,000, Pegula will be the smallest arena in the Big Ten, however it was constructed to have the fans right on the ice. Watch Kara Lentz's all-access tour of the new arena now.
The Penn State Lady Lions began their 2012-13 season with a 10-day foreign tour to France and Italy from August 13-23. The Lady Lions visited five cities in the two countries, while playing three games. Watch our video feature of the team and their travels.
Attorney Marissa Pollick is one of Michigan's first female varsity letter winners and scholarship athletes, and she now works as a legal consultant for Title IX compliance in collegiate sports. Pollick grew up playing tennis against boys before she started playing for Michigan from 1974, just one year after the team was elevated to varsity status.
On our most recent episode of "The Big Ten Women's Sports Report," BTN's Lisa Byington (@LisaByington) took to the ice at Michigan State as part of a program to introduce women to college hockey and hockey in general. Modeled after a similar program at Michigan State for football, any female hockey fan could sign up. For Byington's hockey session, she was joined by a few familiar Michigan State faces. Watch the entire feature story in this post, and get more details on this program at MSUSpartans.com.
On Wednesday night's "The Journey 2012: Big Ten Football," we featured Minnesota wide receiver Connor Cosgrove and Iowa linebacker Anthony Hitchens. Both players have emotional stories, as the former's battling leukemia and the latter's mentor recently needed a liver transplant. Watch a clip from Wednesday's show that tells the powerful story of each Big Ten personality now and catch a couple bonus clips in this post.
On Saturday's pregame football TV show, BTN profiled two former Big Ten football players who will be forever linked after a collision in a 1997 football game between Michigan and Penn State. In the feature story, Michigan safety Daydrion Taylor and Penn State tight end Bob Stephenson discuss the hit and what life has been like for the past 15 years since then. Watch the full feature here and read their own words in this post.


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Putting Christ in Christmas EvePosted Monday, December 21, 2009, at 9:42 AM
Growing up in north St Louis in the 1950s, even if not the best of places, was the best of times to grow up, If you don't think so then you haven't seen any of those movies which make it seem so much better in retrospect than while going through it. That's probably true of most people growing up in most times.
We lived in a predominately Italian-Catholic neighborhood. Many of my grade school friends spoke Italian at home and acted as translators for their grandparents from "the old country." At one point I even went to catechism class required of all my friends who were so unfortunate as to not attend the local parochial school, Nativity.
I don't recall any resentment at not being able to be Catholic. Our parents were faithful Christians and we attended church every time the doors were open most of my growing up years. There was, however, one thing I envied about my Catholic friends -- they got to go to midnight Mass on Christmas Eve. All we got to do was stay home and wait for Santa (which got a little boring at about age 10).
If Christmas was about Jesus, why didn't we get to go to church? At the risk of putting words into my late parent's mouths, I think it was because they didn't want anyone to think we were Catholic.
In recent years it has become popular among what are called evangelical Christians to bemoan the politically correct term "the Holidays". Their argument seems to be that this is taking Christ out of Christmas. Maybe it is, and just maybe such a separation is a good thing.
The "Holidays" apparently now include Hanukah, Kwanza, and other things inconceivable to those of us reared in the 1950s. That's okay with me for one. These celebrations, along with the whole Santa thing, have nothing to do with Christmas, anyhow. Christmas, certainly originally, is about the birth of Jesus, called the Christ. Let those who do not accept Him have their holidays, let the Christians have Christmas. And, yes, before you ask, Christian includes my Catholic friends.
So, if you are willing to be identified as a Christian, here is your chance to make a statement. Several area churches will be celebrating the birth of Christ with special services Christmas Eve. You will not be less a Christian if you stay home; nor is it an absolute you will be a better one if you suspend family traditions to spend an hour at church. But, there it is -- is Christmas about Christ for a Christian?
Since we moved to Indiana in 1996 Christ Community Church has had a very special Christmas Eve service open to everyone (even Catholics, I presume). Although this has not always been easy for me (or even possible once or twice), I've attended most of these services. These times of honoring Jesus have always been worth the effort, and plan to be there this year. May never know how it compares with a midnight Mass.
Speaking of Mass, Annunciation Church of Brazil will be holding their traditional midnight Mass on Christmas Eve. I've been assured Father Harold will welcome all wanting to put Christ back in Christmas Eve -- even if you're the only Protestant on the block.
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The Scot will have to find replacements for Neil Danns, who has returned to his parent club Leicester, defender Stephen McManus, who is not allowed to play as part of his loan from Middlesbrough, and Albert Adomah, who has left for the African Nations Cup, in his starting line-up.
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Who We Are At Home Is Who We Really Are
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Sometimes life throws us a curve ball. As we seek to make our homes a haven, reality strikes — headaches, hormones, financial pressures, and difficult relationships stand in the way of our dreams. Recently, I was listening to a speaker who said, "we should balance every negative interaction with 10 positive ones". Our negativity can become like a heavy cloud in our homes when we are expressing frustrations (not just about our husband or children) but with the world in general. We can seem unhappy and make others feel like they are walking on egg shells when they are around us. […]Read More
The Key To Making Your Home a Haven
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Duration and Intensity of Kindergarten Attendance and Secondary School Track Choice
This paper investigates the relationship between kindergarten attendance and secondary school track choice in West-Germany. Our analysis is based on a panel of 12 to 14-year olds with information from age two on, drawn from the German SocioEconomic Panel (GSOEP) 1984?2005. We estimate binary probit models to assess the impact of the duration (in years) and the intensity (half-day or full-day) of kindergarten attendance. Our results indicate that kindergarten non-attendance is associated with a significantly lower probability to attend the highest secondary school track (?Gymnasium?). Further, full-day attendance is associated with a decreasing probability of attending the highest secondary school track for every duration of preschool child care. Thus, intensity seems to matter more than duration.
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Yontoo Adware
Yontoo Adware Description
Yontoo is a browser add-on for multiple types of web browsers (including Internet Explorer and Chrome) that adds a self-described 'virtual graphic layer' on top of normal web pages. In most cases, this is used to enable certain types of content for the Facebook website, but in some scenarios, Yontoo may deliver irrelevant content such as advertisements that interfere with web-browsing due to their sheer numbers. Although malware researchers haven't noted any characteristics that would indicate that Yontoo is a serious security threat to your PC, you may wish to be cautious about installing Yontoo and remain alert for potentially negative content that Yontoo may display in your web browser. If you'd like to remove Yontoo from your computer, it's recommended that you use anti-malware software to insure the complete removal of all of Yontoo's components.
Why Yontoo Gives You Reasons to Rage Against the Machine
Yontoo's browser-specific toolbar is marketed by the name PageRage, and must be downloaded manually to be installed on your PC. In most cases, installations of Yontoo occur after you install a related Facebook application that requires Yontoo technology. Yontoo can be used to deliver benign or harmless content, and malware researchers haven't found any indications that Yontoo will directly attack your PC with the consent of the Yontoo company.
Along with its appealing features, Yontoo also may degrade the performance of your PC and use up a significant amount of bandwidth to perform its constant website-layering functions. Yontoo may also be used to display advertisements, sponsored offers, links to unusual sites and other forms of content that aren't related to your interests. Yontoo is capable of displaying this content in excessive quantities that actually harm your ability to interact with real website content.
Why Yontoo's Past Should Be of Concern in the Present
Although there have never been reports of serious Yontoo attacks or exploits, nonetheless, widespread and unwanted propagation of Yontoo was reported early in 2012. This indicates that Yontoo is still being packaged with other Facebook applications and, although Yontoo still requires your consent to be installed, may be installed in a somewhat misleading or unnoticeable manner. As long as you pay close attention to installation-related messages when installing browser add-ons or Facebook apps, your computer should be safe from unwanted Yontoo installations.
Yontoo should be easy to detect in your web browser due to its highly-visible symptoms, but we don't recommend that you try to delete Yontoo by its included removal features. Toolbars that are linked to Yontoo have been known to be difficult to remove completely, and scanning your PC with a qualified anti-malware program is likely to be the most expedient solution to a Yontoo problem.
TROJ_GEN.RCBH1C7 [TrendMicro-HouseCall]Generic5.FR [AVG]Adware/Gaba [Fortinet]AdWare.Win32.Gabpath [Ikarus]Win32:Gabpath-OY [GData]Troj/DwnLdr-JYF [Sophos]Artemis!C03154CDDB74 [McAfee-GW-Edition]TR/ATRAPS.Gen2 [AntiVir]Adware.Win32.Gaba [VIPRE]AdWare.Win32.Gabpath!IK [Emsisoft]
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File System Modifications
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- The following files were created in the system:
# File Name Detection Count 1 %PROGRAMFILES%\ Yontoo\ Y2Desktop.Updater.exe 6,167 2 %PROGRAMFILES%\ Yontoo Layers Client for Internet Explorer\ YontooIEClient.dll 5,907 3 %APPDATA%\ Yontoo\ YontooDesktop.exe 1,124 4 %WINDIR%\ BOX_cFosTASK.exe 471 5 %APPDATA%\ Yontoo\ dat\ cst.exe 321 6 %USERPROFILE%\ Desktop\ briefcase\ YontooIEClientSetup.exe 314 7 %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Tarma Installer\{889DF117-14D1-44EE-9F31-C5FB5D47F68B} 269 8 %TEMP%\YontooSetup-Silent.exe 237 9 %TEMP%\ Soundfx .exe 176 10 %APPDATA%\Yontoo 169 11 %CommonAppData%\Temp\YontooTix2700750.log N/A 12 %CommonAppData%\Yontoo Layers\YontooIEClient.dll N/A 13 %ProgramFiles%\Yontoo Layers Runtime\YontooIEClient.dll N/A 14 %Temp%\YontooFFClient.xpi N/A 15 %Temp%\YontooIEClient.dll N/A 16 %Temp%\YontooLayers.crx N/A 17 %Temp%\YontooLayers.pem N/A 18 %Temp%\YontooSetup-Silent.exe N/A 19 OptChrome.exe N/A
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Tutorial: To edit and delete registry entries manually, read the tutorial on how to remove malicious registry entries.
Tip & Warning: Editing and removing the wrong registry keys can severely damage your PC, so remember to backup your Windows Registry! To optimize your Windows Registry and speed up your PC, download RegHunter's registry cleaner.
Tip & Warning: Editing and removing the wrong registry keys can severely damage your PC, so remember to backup your Windows Registry! To optimize your Windows Registry and speed up your PC, download RegHunter's registry cleaner.
- The following newly produced Registry Values are:
HKEY..\..\..\..{RegistryKeys}AppID\YontooIEClient.DLLSoftware\Classes\Wow6432Node\CLSID\{80922ee0-8a76-46ae-95d5-bd3c3fe0708d}SOFTWARE\Classes\YontooIEClient.ApiSOFTWARE\Classes\YontooIEClient.Api.1SOFTWARE\Classes\YontooIEClient.LayersSOFTWARE\Classes\YontooIEClient.Layers.1SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Tracing\yontoo-07D4_RASAPI32SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Tracing\yontoo-07D4_RASMANCSSOFTWARE\Microsoft\Tracing\YontooSetup-Silent-0CC4_RASAPI32SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Tracing\YontooSetup-Silent-0CC4_RASMANCSSOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ext\PreApproved\{DF7770F7-832F-4BDF-B144-100EDDD0C3AE}Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ext\Settings\{FD72061E-9FDE-484D-A58A-0BAB4151CAD8}SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Classes\AppID\YontooIEClient.DLLSOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Google\chrome\Extensions\niapdbllcanepiiimjjndipklodoedlcSOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Tracing\Yontoo-0554_RASAPI32SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Tracing\Yontoo-0554_RASMANCSSOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Tracing\yontoo-07D4_RASAPI32SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Tracing\yontoo-07D4_RASMANCSSOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Tracing\yontoo-0B90_RASMANCSSOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Tracing\yontoo-1198_RASAPI32SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Tracing\yontoo-1198_RASMANCSSOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Tracing\YontooDesktop_RASAPI32SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Tracing\YontooSetup-Silent-0CC4_RASAPI32SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Tracing\YontooSetup-Silent-0CC4_RASMANCSSOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ext\PreApproved\{DF7770F7-832F-4BDF-B144-100EDDD0C3AE}SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Tarma Installer\Products\{889DF117-14D1-44EE-9F31-C5FB5D47F68B}SYSTEM\ControlSet001\services\Yontoo Desktop UpdaterYontooIEClient.ApiHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\[APPLICATION]\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall..{Uninstaller}{889DF117-14D1-44EE-9F31-C5FB5D47F68B}HKEY..\..\{Value}HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\AppID\YontooIEClient.DLL\"AppID" = "{CFDAFE39-20CE-451D-BD45-A37452F39CF0}"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\AppID\{CFDAFE39-20CE-451D-BD45-A37452F39CF0}\"Default" = "YontooIEClient"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Tarma Installer\Components\{9307081B-7444-494C-8CF6-2FA7C0E92BFB}\{889DF117-14D1-44EE-9F31-C5FB5D47F68B}"Default" = "1"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Tarma Installer\Components\{9D9785E5-3424-40B6-A287-BA143AD53109}\{889DF117-14D1-44EE-9F31-C5FB5D47F68B}"Default" = "1"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Tarma Installer\Components\{A8F0AD53-1AEE-447E-89CD-71C325796F84}\{889DF117-14D1-44EE-9F31-C5FB5D47F68B}"Default" = "1"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Tarma Installer\Components\{B6783DFA-B8C8-4CB6-AB9F-EF1A1F7F7AE8}\{889DF117-14D1-44EE-9F31-C5FB5D47F68B}"Default" = "1"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Tarma Installer\Components\{F5F971A9-DBF8-4EEC-81E3-5F1660573E6C}\{889DF117-14D1-44EE-9F31-C5FB5D47F68B}"Default" = "1"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Tarma Installer\Components\{FC1DD4E4-688F-4E9B-BAE5-BFB6A956AE51}\{DE3B7BF9-0770-4104-BC0B-B1CCCCE2F053}"Default" = "1"
- The following CLSID's were detected:
HKEY..\..\{CLSID Path} {9307081B-7444-494C-8CF6-2FA7C0E92BFB}{9D9785E5-3424-40B6-A287-BA143AD53109}{7E84186E-B5DE-4226-8A66-6E49C6B511B4}{CFDAFE39-20CE-451D-BD45-A37452F39CF0}{D372567D-67C1-4B29-B3F0-159B52B3E967}{889DF117-14D1-44EE-9F31-C5FB5D47F68B}{FE9271F2-6EFD-44b0-A826-84C829536E93}{DF7770F7-832F-4BDF-B144-100EDDD0C3AE}{10DE7085-6A1E-4D41-A7BF-9AF93E351401}{FD72061E-9FDE-484D-A58A-0BAB4151CAD8}{1AD27395-1659-4DFF-A319-2CFA243861A5}
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- The following URL's were detected:
Posted: February 17, 2012 | By SpywareRemove
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Student Employment
Federal Work-Study (FWS) is a need-based work program designed to assist students in meeting their financial obligations while attending school. FWS is income many students earn that does not effect federal aid need.
Eligibility for these positions is dependent upon need, as determined by the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Students must complete the financial aid process before eligibility for FWS can be determined. Follow the link to apply online.
As a Work-Study employee, you are limited to earn the amount of your FWS award. A FWS award is not disbursed in a lump sum, but through bi-weekly paychecks for hours actually worked. There is no guarantee that you will earn the full amount of your FWS Award. Once you reach your earning limitation, your supervisor may continue your employment under their divisional budget. Due to budget restrictions, there is no guarantee for a continued employment under the division's budget.
On average, FWS positions pay $7.50 to $10.00 per hour, 16 hours per week and never exceeding more than 20 hours in one week.
Positions are limited, and students interested in work study must fill out an application in the Career Center, IE1234.
Current positions are updated as positions and funding become available.
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Job duties: Basic clerical and production functions including data entry, word processing, fax, and mail processing. May assist students with financial aid application and provide general information in person and via telephone and email. Professional email etiquette and customer service skills are a must. Other duties as assigned.
Desired qualifications: Knowledge of standard office practices and procedures. Ideal candidate will have excellent written and oral communication skills, a strong command of the English language, the ability to follow instructions, adhere to a schedule and meet deadlines. Applicants should also have the ability to learn, apply and communicate policies and procedures related to the financial aid application process.
Work study is the opportunity to work on campus while going to school. Many departments hire student workers and are flexible with class schedules. This is a good way to develop employable skills and begin networking for full-time opportunities.
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Friday: 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Saturday - Sunday: Closed
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Friday - Sunday: Closed
Holidays - Closed for 2016
Jan 18 - MLK Day
Feb 25 - President's Day
March 14-20 - Spring Break
May 30 - Memorial Day
July 4 - Independence Day
Sept. 5 - Labor Day
Nov. 11 - Veterans Day
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In an absolute shocker, Fairfields Alan Sanchez delivered a first-round technical knockout of former conqueror Artemio Reyes at the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas Friday night.
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San Leandros Glenn Filipino Bomber Donaire triumphantly returned to the ring Friday night with an eighth-round technical knockout of former strawweight world champion Alex Nene Sanchez of Puerto Ri
Earlier this week Ring Magazines website asked a panel of 15 fighters, trainers, and scribes to prognosticate tomorrow nights third clash between archrivals Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez.
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Today, I'm going to look at two related topics. The first came out of a new initiative from Carbine Studios called DevConnect, where the studio asks players for input on potential changes to WildStar. The first topic is about faction barriers – a subject that had grabbed my attention following Liore's blogpost on it earlier this week.
Personally, I'm very pleased and encouraged to see Carbine open up in this way. It harks back to early days of WildStar's development, where topics were shared and discussed amongst a curious and growing fanbase. WildStar Uplink, as it was known back then, led to one of my first blogposts about the upcoming MMO.
As for the second subject, that's more about the current trend for studios to solicit feedback from players to help shape and mould the future of a game, and some of the interesting new mechanisms for doing so. While forums and social media might be a community's bread-and butter, it feels as though studios would benefit hugely from an additional tool to call upon.


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- 25, .22, .20 or .177 Caliber Lothar Walther Barrel
- Lightweight
- Recoiless
- Extended Scope Rail
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- Adjustable Power
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- Available in Blue, Red or Original Black Finishes
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- Air Tank Volume: 490cc
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The Condor is ideal for shooters who need a rifle that is not only more powerful than a spring-piston air gun, but is also more powerful than any other pre-charged pneumatic rifle. It is the most powerful pre-charged air gun on the market as it easily achieves 1250 feet per second in .22 caliber. The Condor is light weight (6.5 lbs) and offers adjustable power (600-1300fps depending on power setting, caliber, and pellet weight). Dial the power down for target shooting at close ranges, or dial the power up for long range small game hunting.
An integral extended scope rail allows for easy mounting of lasers, bipods, and other accessories to provide the shooter with an adaptive air gun shooting system. Designed for air gun hunting in the growing number of states that allow hunting, this system can also be used by various military and law enforcement agencies for pest control or special tactical applications.
Technical Information:
Caliber: 177 Cal, 20 Cal, 22 Cal, or 25 Cal
Weight: 6.5 lbs
Overall Length: 38.75"
Barrel Length: 24"
Ammunition: Pellet
Magazine Capacity: Single Shot
Trigger Pull: Not listed by manufacturer
Trigger Type: Two Stage adjustable
Safety: Automatic
Max Muzzle Velocity: .177: 1450 fps, .20: 1150 fps, .22: 1250 fps, .25: 1100 fps
Action: Single-shot
Power Source: PCP
Max Pressure: 3000 psi / 200 bar (Only use compressed air or dry nitrogen)
Barrel: Rifled
Scope: Not included
Stock: Ambidextrous
Front Sight: Not included
Rear Sight: Not included


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