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Former Colorado Avalanche winger Steve Moore is expected to testify at a hearing Monday in Denver District Court in connection with his lawsuit against Todd Bertuzzi, Marc Crawford, Brian Burke, Brad May and the Vancouver Canucks' ownership. The story was first reported by the Denver Post in its Sunday editions. The hearing involves defense motions to dismiss the case, arguing that it isn't appropriate for a U.S. courtroom.
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Following the critically acclaimed release of Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance earlier this year, Square Enix's Play Arts Kai range today launches the first officially licensed action figure based on the videogame. Depicting protagonist Raiden armed in a black reinforced exoskeleton, this new action figure comes packaged in a windowed box for display purposes.
An imposing cyborg who wields a signature high-frequency blade modelled on a Japanese katana, this and outline of human muscle behind the armour emphasize the detailed textures of the action figure. A scabbard to house Raiden's sword can be attached to the waist, and the base of the scabbard is adjustable so that it can be positioned as desired.
The fringe part of Raiden's hair is detachable and can be replaced with a facemask and the feet can also be replaced at the ankle, allowing you to recreate the pose seen in the videogame cinematics, holding the blade with his foot. The Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance Play Arts Kai range begins today with the launch of Raiden, priced at £69.99 GBP, and Electronic Theatre will keep you updated with all the latest details on the series.

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As a Penn State graduate, professor and active alumnus, the news out of State College has been heartbreaking. I am profoundly sad and empty.
For me, Penn State and Joe Paterno have stood as beacons of light in college sports, paragons of virtue. Penn State is a place I love. I am not a joiner by nature, and aside from my family, Penn State is the strongest group connection I have.
As the father of two, I understand how important it is to protect children. Penn State and its leadership failed miserably on this front. Evil can only occur when good people do nothing. Sadly, in this case, a lot of good people did essentially nothing.
The Sandusky scandal is inexcusable and unacceptable on so many levels, yet it offers insight into human nature, frailty and the power of hindsight.
Human nature is immutable and individuals are motivated by self preservation. Fear, insecurity, embarrassment and hubris conspire to impede action and offer rationalizations for taking the easy way out. Some people are able to overcome these failings while others are not.
Another factor to consider is that life is always lived forward. Events typically are better understood with the clarity of hindsight. In real-life situations, when faced with unprecedented affairs, people often take the path of least resistance.
Tormented, I am thankful that I was not personally confronted with the evidence that those at Penn State handled so poorly.
I deign to believe I would do the right thing, but I am left with the fact those who failed morally, if not legally, would have thought the same of themselves prior to the incident.
What steps could these successful, educated and professional individuals have made to change the outcome? Here are some tips for handling difficult events or crises you may face in your professional career:
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In an effort to protect his legacy and the institution he loved, Joe Paterno inevitably destroyed it. "JoePa" remains a hero of mine, albeit a fatally flawed one. Perhaps this is a fitting end to the career of a man literate in the classics to be himself part of a Greek tragedy. JoePa was deified at Penn State, and whom the gods love, they at first destroy.
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The Blue Cantina: Anna's Surrender by Paul Blades
The lovely Anna is just 27 and the founder of a social service agency, providing a safe haven for displaced and abused young women. She's put heart and soul into this agency, but when her best friend Carol, a former addict, suddenly makes off with the quarterly operating budget for the agency, over $250,000, Anna's entire world comes crashing down. She has nowhere to turn but to Miles Devlin, a somewhat shady backer of the agency, and the president of the board of trustees. Devlin does no favors without demanding something in return, and Anna has little room to bargain. The cagey Devlin suggests she make up the deficit of funds by agreeing to serve as his sexual plaything for a year. Of course, she recoils at the very suggestion, but Anna realizes that she has little choice, and in desperation she agrees to his terms.
Devlin requires Anna draft a written confession, taking complete responsibility for the missing funds, then submit to a trial weekend at his house. Once there, Devlin demands her complete surrender, and she suffers a host of humiliations and cruelties as she's turned into a lowly sex toy. She's trained and punished by the servant Vincent, and is at Devlin's beck and call day and night. While suffering the demeaning treatment, her own rough sexual past comes back to haunt her, and she struggles with her lustful reactions to Devlin's use of her. Although Anna has the option of backing out of the year long agreement, she realizes that her alternatives are few, and submitting to Devlin may the only way to save herself and her beloved agency.
Paul Blades leads the reader through Anna's harrowing sexual misadventures as she's forced to suffer debasement, bondage, whipping, submissive training, exhibitionism, gagging, oral, anal, straight and lesbian sex, and a good deal more. This story is not a romance, and not for everyone... but for those who enjoy a well told story graphically depicting the extremes of female surrender.
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"Rescuing One to Rescue Another" – PTK to host fundraiser to provide shelter dogs to US veteransOctober 17, 2011 // 4 Comments
The Beta Alpha Tau Chapter of the national honor society Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) will host a presentation/fundraiser to benefit the non-profit organizations Stiggy's Dogs and the Baltimore Animal Rescue & Care Shelter of (BARCS) on Thursday, November 10, 2011 at the Community College of Baltimore County – Dundalk in the Student Lounge, Building K, 2nd Floor from 1:00-2:30 p.m. The event will raise awareness of the complex psychological dynamic of animal cruelty and demonstrate how rescued shelter dogs and pets are trained to assist veterans as Psychiatric Service Dogs (PSD). Proceeds will be split between Stiggy's Dogs and BARCS. The presentation/fundraiser is part of the annual Phi Beta Kappa Honors in Action Project aimed at assisting and supporting a nonprofit, community, and charitable organizations further their missions.
Soldiers greatly sacrifice so Americans can maintain and enjoy their freedoms. Military spouses greatly sacrifice themselves to support their loved ones serving active duty. When a spouse loses their loved one, many transform the great loss into a legacy – a dedication to the fallen spouse. Jennifer Petre has done just that.
After losing her husband, fallen Marine Corpsman HM3 Benjamin (Ben) "Doc Stiggy" Castiglione in combat in Helmand Province, Southern Afghanistan on September 3, 2009, Petre found strength in continuing her husband's dedication to giving back. Using her experience working at a Humane Society to form her own nonprofit organization, she founded Stiggy's Dogs. Based in Northville, Michigan, her organization trains rescued shelter dogs and pets for service as Psychiatric Service Dogs (PSD) to aid veterans with mental illnesses.
The typical costs of training and "deploying" (adopting) each PSD are expensive — $6,500. After a dog is trained, it is given to a veteran free of charge. Service dogs not only provide emotional healing and support to veterans, they also perform routine and life-saving tasks. A dog's daily routine consists of such tasks as reminding their owner to take medications, waking them up from a nightmare, or strategically directing them through a busy crowd.
Dedicated to protecting animals from neglect, abuse, and exploitation, BARCS has advocated for the interests and welfare of all animals, brought awareness and raised compassion for all living things, and provided pet programs such as adoption, foster homes, vaccinations, dog training, free workshops, and low-cost spaying and neutering in Baltimore since 2005. They shelter an estimated 11,000 unwanted, abused, or stray animals in their facilities. BARCS collaborates with the Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks to create new dog parks, and also works with The Baltimore City Health Department in the Animal Control Program to investigate animal neglect and cruelty cases, and to enforce city and state codes, rules, and regulations.
"Dogs listen, love us unconditionally, are loyal, and can be life-saving. I am passionate about my goal of helping one dog at a time, and now one soldier and family at a time. I am proud to honor Ben and determined to carry on his legacy of helping others through Stiggy's Dogs," said Petre according to the Stiggy's Dogs website: stiggysdogs.org.
The Beta Alpha Tau Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa wants to help BARCS and Stiggy's Dogs carry on their legacies.
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The New York Times bestseller, which has become a must-have for women in business, is now revised and updated in celebration of its 10th anniversary.Internationally recognized executive coach Dr. Lois P. Frankel teacher women how to eliminate unconscious mistakes that could be holding them back, and gives invaluable coaching tips that can easily be incorporated into social and business skills. The results are career opportunities women never thought possible and the power and know-how to occupy the corner office! Stop making ''nice girl'' mistakes such as:-Mistake #13: Avoiding office politics-Mistake #21: Multi-tasking-Mistake #54: Failure to negotiate-Mistake #82: Asking permission-Mistake #100: Smiling inappropriately.These and other behaviors are why NICE GIRLS DON'T GET THE CORNER OFFICE.
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maidana almost got salita'd!! the world finally realized that khan was always good n ortiz was always not good!!! maidana knew he needed a ko to win its his own damn fault he lost.....if he wouldve taken a step back instead of throwing those weak arm uppercuts on the inside he wouldve ko khan in 10!!! i swear 90% of those inside shots had no effect......n why he just follow khan around like mummy instead of cutting ring off.....maidana may look azn but he doesnt have azn brains!!!
khan boy needs to improve his D badly....his only defense is run run run....n on the inside hes decent....but his mid range D is sh1t....i think bradley n jmm are the only ones who can beat him at 140!!! not alexander hes too easy to hit....
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European Digital SME Alliance acts as a champion, co-ordinator and facilitator to projects that address the needs and challenges of European ICT small and medium sized businesses.
The European Digital SME Alliance provides a voice for ICT SMEs in the policy and regulatory arenas and is already represented in several EU expert groups and taskforces.
The members of the European Digital SME Alliance are national associations of ICT small and medium sized businesses that represent several thousands SMEs across Europe.
The ambition of the European Digital SME Alliance is be the voice of ICT SMEs in Europe. Its objective is to bring ICT SMEs' interests to the centre of the European political agenda.
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As the only UK association which is focused exclusively on the SME part of the IT sector, UKITA is well aware that it is very difficult for most smaller businesses to engage with Europe. Through our membership of the European DIGITAL SME Alliance, we are kept up to date with EU developments, projects and standards and we can then alert our members whenever we see something that is genuinely going to be useful to them. Having access to a full-time presence in the heart of Brussels is essential in making this possible.
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When we made lemon gelato (here), we kept the peels and made limoncello with them. Our version of limoncello, because I don't think there's one accepted way to make limoncello - every person who makes it has a long tradition of family recipes, stories and secrets to work with. One thing they all have in common, though, is that limoncello is incredibly easy to make. All you need is a few fresh, organically grown lemons - and organical lemons is important because you'll be using the peels, and don't want any pesticides in your drink - and some distilled spirits, plus water and sugar.
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6-8 fresh, organically grown lemons
1 liter 90° alcohol, acquavite (distilled spirits), or vodka
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600 gr sugar
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Wash the lemons, peel with a sharp knife (only the outer, yellow part, not the white pith). Put the peels in a large jar and pour the alcohol over them. Put the lid on the jar, set it in a cool, dark place, and let the peel infuse for one week - you'll see that by the end of the week, the alcohol will have turned yellow, while the lemon peels will have lost their color.
Now make a syrup by stirring the sugar and water in a large pan over low heat until the sugar dissolves. Let the syrup cool down.
Pour the syrup into the jar with the alcohol and lemon peels, mix, close the jar, place it in a cool, dark spot for 3 days.
Strain out the peels, and bottle: your limoncello is now ready.
Although the recipes for making limoncello are many, there's only one good way to drink: chilled, in the company of friends.
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The good old folding chair often came in handy at moves, barbecues, in flat shares and households. It's a practical helper, practical but never really fancy. Now Giulio Iacchetti and Casamania revive the classic concept.
Bek appears as a contemporary interpretation of the classic folding chair. The frame is of a uniform design and the elegant lines by the designer Giulio Iacchetti look really good on Bek. Despite being foldable, Bek is an adequate and premium chair that always looks nice.
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School officials and volunteers dismantled and removed the kindergarten playground at Bordewich-Bray Elementary School on Tuesday to make room for new equipment.
"They're cutting down the monkey bars right now," said kindergartner Tristan Rutledge, 5. "I'm sad to see my monkey bars go."
Classmate Soren Cadwell put the loss into perspective.
"I'll miss the monkey bars, but I'm also excited," he said.
The school was awarded the $30,000 equipment grant through the national foundation Let Them Be Kids.
"This wouldn't be possible without the foundation," said Principal Valerie Dockery. "We're very grateful for that."
Two stipulations attached to the award were the school needed to raise $3,500 for shipping costs and recruit at least 100 volunteers to help install the playground.
Dockery said the school has raised $2,500 and is right at 100 volunteers.
"We're really forming a lot of partnerships in the community," she said. "We've had so many volunteers already. Hopefully we can continue to build those partnerships."
Shawn Goodner, owner of Carson ATA Martial Arts, brought along some staff members and fathers from his academy to help disassemble the old playground.
"Anything we can do to help the kids in the community," he said. "We're going to be here to help make sure this all gets done."
The old equipment is being donated to a school in Ghana.
The new equipment should arrive this evening. Volunteers will meet 8 a.m. Saturday to help build the playground. A dedication ceremony will be at 1 p.m.
Kindergarten students helped choose the pieces through a "dotmocracy," where they placed round stickers on the equipment they wanted and their colors of choice.
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Justin Abdelkader: The fury now rests nearly solely on your shoulders or, more specifically, your fists.
Its not like Mike Commodore was playing much anyway, but with his trade to Tampa Bay for a ham sandwich, you Mr. Justin Abdel of Kader are the last role player Mike Babcock has to sacrifice to the five-minute major in the name of mixing things up. Sure, others will fight, but youve become the Red Wings last real fighter.
The value provided doesnt go unnoticed. Your fight on Saturday with the Red Wings down 4-1 was talked about by many in the sacred section 223. The two old men in row seven who complained about literally everything the entire game were adamant after the Red Wings cut the lead to one that it was your face getting bashed in by Ryan Wilson that inspired the rest of the team to score two goals in the final seven minutes of play.
But you cant fire up the team with your strong chin forever. With this new role, eventually youre going to have to stay on your feet and land a few combinations. Hockeyfights.com has the Abdelkader fight card at 2-4 this season, with both victories coming over Maxim Lapierre*. And after witnessing the Wilson fight live and repeatedly watching numerous replays of the felonious assault that Ryan Clowe dished out, I can see why.
You could use some help.
Interesting article explaining why Abdelkader sucks at fighting. Hopefully he reads it.


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It has been a busy summer of transfer business in Ligue 1, with a number of new names entering the top French division, while many other players have chosen to go the other way.
Paris Saint-Germain and Monaco have been the biggest spenders in the division, with the likes of Edinson Cavani and Radamel Falcao joining the respective revolutions in the capital and in the principality.
However, it is not just Laurent Blanc and Claudio Ranieri who have reshaped their squads; Marseille, Saint-Etienne, Bastia and others have also recruited well and appear poised for strong seasons.
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Chafee, commanded by Cmdr. Justin A. Kubu, has a crew of more than 250 Sailors.
"When I look at my Sailors, I am inspired by all they have accomplished and by how dedicated they are to their jobs," Kubu said. "Any task you give them, these men and women can do it all."
Chafee participated in maritime exercises, provided air defense for an amphibious task group, conducted fisheries patrols, and provided support for Joint Special Operations Task Force – Philippines (JSOTF-P). Chafee Sailors volunteered to plant trees in Darwin, Australia and teach children how to play soccer in Iloilo, Philippines. They refurbished schools, built homes, helped at science fairs, marched in parades and volunteered at sports clinics.
"They made this deployment successful and helped strengthen our relationship with our allies. I cannot thank them enough for all they have done to make this deployment unforgettable," Kubu said.
The ship deployed Nov. 29, 2011, transiting with the USS CARL VINSON Strike Group in several passing exercises with the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force and South Korean and Russian navies.
"CHAFEE traveled over 45,000 nautical miles and executed a wide variety of missions," said Chafee Executive Officer Cmdr. Anthony Littmann. "The Officers and crew performed remarkably, and their success is a testament to their preparation, both prior to deployment and while in theater."
Littman said Chafee Sailors showed pride in the maintenance of their ship for months at sea.
"I know that their reunions with friends and families are well deserved," he said.
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Chafee is assigned to Commander, Naval Surface Group Middle Pacific and Commander, U.S. Third Fleet and operates forward in support of the nation's maritime strategy.
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United States v. Lara - Federal Powers Couched in Terms of Sovereignty and a Relaxation of Prior Restraints
David P. Weber
Creighton University - School of Law
October 1, 2007
North Dakota Law Review, Vol. 83, No. 2, p. 735, 2007
This article examines the problematic reasoning of the Court in determining the scope of Indian tribes' sovereignty as a jurisdictional matter. By overlooking history, the Court characterizes a delegation of power as a relaxation of a prior restraint, implying no new delegation of power, and therefore concurrent criminal proceedings commenced by a sovereign tribe and by the federal government present no issue of double jeopardy. The article advocates, among other possibilities, the expansion of the scope of tribal jurisdiction to such a point that it could be deemed a near equivalent to federal criminal jurisdiction where such jurisdiction would be based primarily on the traditional rules of minimum contacts present in U.S. jurisprudence.
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Nothing is more satisfying that completing a project (or, at the very least, a significant phase of a project). Most of the things I've been working on have really long gestation periods, so it's nice to see some forward momentum.
Extraterrestrials and the American Zeitgeist is moving through the publisher's pipeline. I spent a shameful afternoon responding to copy edit queries and wondering why I never see mistakes the first (or second, or third, or fourth…) time. That bit's done now and it's moving on to the final phases leading to publication.
Similarly, Doctor Who in Time and Space, to which I contributed a chapter, is due to be released soon. This was pretty fun to do, even if it involved me having to watch (and think deeply about) the 1996 Fox Doctor Who television movie.
OPERATION LEMURIA, which I can't talk about because I'm deeply superstitious, is completed and in other people's hands; I'm just waiting for feedback at this point.
RANDOM ANACONDA, a revision of course outcomes for MCC's "History of the Holocaust" course, is done and the paperwork is moving through the bureaucracy. The only remaining work is explaining the changes at a bunch of meetings.
In amongst all of this stuff, I'm implementing some changes in my online classes. It's been a busy Winter so far, but I'm hoping that the work I'm putting in this semester will, down the road, save me some time.
Now, to get some grading done.


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The NCAA bracket 2011 has finally been released, and millions of Americans across the country are sipping their coffee and munching on their donuts this morning, poring over whether or not Richmond can beat Vanderbilt or touting the merits of Wofford as a Cinderella team this season.
For many Americans, though, the idea of picking every game in March Madness is a daunting task. Sure, they follow college basketball a little bit, but trying to sort through the dozens of matchups, potential matchups and play-in games is like trying to do the New York Times crossword puzzle. In Mandarin Chinese.
But fear not, for I am here to help. I'm breaking down every big game in the Big Dance, giving you the insight and analysis you need to ensure you're the talk (and the envy) of your office pool.
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Not much went right for College of the Canyons football on Saturday night at Cougar Stadium.
The offense struggled to move the ball throughout the game, and the defense gave up its highest point total of the season in a 36-18 loss to Grossmont.
"We got, I don't want to say lazy, but we just came out flat, and they hit us pretty hard at the beginning, and we just couldn't counter," said COC quarterback Chris Rini, who came in during the third quarter to replace starter Justin Arias.
The offense looked out of sync from its first drive of the game, which saw Arias sacked twice before the Cougars had to punt the ball away.
Even the special teams had its struggles. Errant long-snapping cost COC a safety and gave Grossmont great field position on several occasions.
"We've worked on it a lot. It killed us today," said Cougars head coach Garett Tujague of the long-snapping.
After the Griffins (4-1) got on the board first with an 11-yard touchdown strike from quarterback Ryan Woods to wide receiver Alex McLeland in the first quarter, the Cougars answered back with a 31-yard scoring pass of their own just 19 seconds later. The pass, from Arias to wide receiver Cameron Bailey, came one play after a big return on Grossmont's kickoff.
The 7-7 score was the last tie COC would see in the game.
It was also the last time the Cougars (3-2) saw any effectiveness in their passing game.
In the fourth quarter, however, COC's third-string quarterback Justin Morales entered the game and heaved a 9-yard touchdown to Chris Rivas.
Arias led the team with 71 yards on 6-of-16 passing. All three quarterbacks felt heavy pressure throughout the game.
Linebacker Pat Kelly led the charge for Grossmont, notching 16 tackles and forced fumble.
"We came out a little flat last week, so coach got on us and we worked hard this week to get back to where we want to be," Kelly said.
After Woods found McLeland for a second time in the end zone to break the tie, things started falling apart for the home team.
Griffin running back Davis Fluker torched the Cougar defense for 96 yards on 10 carries and touchdown runs in the second and fourth quarters. Darrin Alix added a score of his own in the third.
Grossmont led 23-10 at the half.
COC not only had trouble keeping drives alive, it also turned the ball over five times in the game, including four fumbles and an interception thrown by Rini.
"I don't think it's a lack of effort," Tujague said of the offense. "They were out there fighting. I think we just need to be smarter and maybe execute better. Maybe as a coaching staff, we're not calling the right things."
With a bye week coming and the start of conference play two weeks away, Tujague and his staff will have plenty of time to look at game film and decide where to go from there.
For now, he said, no changes will be made at the quarterback position.


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|Can Morales survive Bolivia's social unrest?
|Written by Al Jazeera, Inside Story Americas
|Friday, 29 June 2012 14:57
Source: Al Jazeera, Inside Story Americas
Police protests and anger among indigenous groups piles the pressure on Latin America's first indigenous president.
It was a bitter dispute which saw hundreds of Bolivian police officers protest outside the presidential palace in a demand for higher wages.
And amid the acrimony, Bolivia's president, Evo Morales, while thanking his supporters, also accused the strikers of setting the stage for an attempted coup.
The march follows months of social unrest in the country - from miners, doctors and others frustrated at the low standard of living.
"It's very complicated when you talk about Morales' role and responsibility or the efforts that he makes for indigenous people because who is an indigenous person in Bolivia? So a Morales programme to benefit indigenous people is not very straightforward." - Kathryn Ledebur of the Andean Information Network


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KOTTAYAM: In the troubled atmosphere of political and social situations of Kerala Church has the mission to get involved in the society with creative interventions, said Mar Bosco Puthur, Curia Bishop of Syro-Malabar Rite of the Catholic Church. He was delivering the keynote address at the convocation ceremony of Orthodox Theological Seminary, Kottayam.
"Churches behave themselves as if they are affected with Parkinson's decease. We shall not deliberately forget that we have a tradition of cooperation and unity", he Bishop Mar Bosco Puthur.
Catholicos of the East and Malankara Metropolitan Moran Mar Baselios Marthoma Paulose II presided over the meeting. "Priests shall set out into the society with a right insight of spiritual wisdom, theological understanding and scientific knowledge. They shall act as the heart of the Church and the faith", said the Pontiff in his presidential address.
Fr. Dr. K.M. George, the Principal presented the annual report. Metropolitans Geevarghese Mar Ivanios, Dr. Mathews Mar Severios, Zachariah Mar Nicholavos, Yuhanon Mar Polycarpos, Dr. Joseph Mar Dionysius, Dr. Zachariah Mar Aprem and Fr. Dr. Johns Abraham Konattu, Priest Trustee, attended the meeting. Seminary Vice-Principal Fr. Dr. Jacob Kurian and Fr. Dr. O. Thomas spoke on the occasion.


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The Bissch family divided up their responsibilities.
Jason Bissch packed personal files and grabbed a pre-packed box of financial records and photo albums.
Erica Bissch took family medicines, comfort items and was ready to load suitcases in the car.
But it was a different scene at the Gorman home.
After 10 minutes, the Gormans admitted their disaster evacuation drill was a disaster.
"We were a calamity," Alex Gorman said. "We were not prepared for anything like that. I kept worrying about the photo albums."
But the Bissch family came in under 10 minutes and packed what they needed.
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It's been a while since I broke my diet this badly and once again I am rather abruptly reminded by why am I on it in the first place. I have been living with my grandmother for the past three days, celebrating her birthday, and have succumbed into the temptation of giving into cakes and candy. Symptoms are physical, and I feel bloated and full of stuff that I know won't leave my system for a couple of days after I get back on track. Mentally, it's much worse - I just feel like such a dark place. I've been having strange dreams that I can't remember, and my daydreams are out of control. They're so dark, it's insane. The thought 'It is very dark here' and 'there is twisted flesh' have been repeating itself in my mind like a broken record that just won't shut up, and I'm starting to consider my bright future as a script writer for psychedelic horror movies. I can feel a nightmare coming for me when I fall asleep tonight, IF I fall asleep tonight. Insomnia is a bitch. The worst part might just be that I will have trouble quitting the carbs again if I end up having sugar cravings in the few following days.
Oh, and I've been insanely thirsty, anxious, and got a fissured tongue out of it(toothpaste and warms drinks burns like a bitch, by the way). I've also been exhausted for the past few months, taking naps at odd hours and not feeling very rested when I wake up, adding up to me thinking that hey, maybe I've finally got that family-running fucking diabetes at the awe-inspiring age of fucking nineteen. Tested for it once. Came back 'probably negative'. In retrospect, I don't even know how a test sample can actually be 'probably negative'. Sods.
So summing it all up - hello everyone and welcome to the many entertaining joys of my life! I will hopefully be getting back into a ketosis diet once this little holiday to Lala land is all over. I probably won't record my diet here, because I never bother - but it might be an interesting place to angst about shit, writing crappy jokes, and following my fathers unholy foosteps upon the path of insanely dry humor.
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Well... I guess this thread got a bump from a spammer lol! So I'll post an update :)
I started Stronglifts or at least my version of it about 4 weeks ago. My gym has no power rack so I'm putting the olympic bar on the assisted pull up thingy... I'm just the right height for it. I load my weights once it up there.
Squat- started at 115, now I'm at 130 and I should be able to go up to 135 Friday.
Bench-70lbs, now 80lbs
barbell row-70lbs, now 85lbs and ready to go to 90lbs
Overhead press-50lbs, now 65lbs
Deadlift- I usually do single leg deadlifts with 2 40lb dumbells. But last workout I did my probably first ever real deadlift and it was 135lbs for 2 sets.
Are my weights pretty proportionate for each lift compared to each other?
I can tell I've gained muscle. I'm not any bigger because my clothes still fit nicely :) My weight is the same.


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Lambert News
Andrew Schaub, 4, is ready for takeoff in the new St. Louis International Play Port on the C Concourse at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport.
Parents waiting for a flight on the C Concourse may have a slight problem pulling the kiddies away from the new St. Louis International Play Port. The Magic House, St. Louis Children's Museum unveiled the 1,500 sq. ft. play area at Gate C2. The Play Port is interactive and includes a kid-sized plane; an air traffic control tower with a slide; car rental counters; a luggage conveyor belt and airport secreening area; and a mock x-ray machine. It's a great area for children to explore other methods of transportation. Andrew Schaub, 4, is in the driver's seat of the Play Port's kids version of a MetroLink light rail train. Schaub seemed to know all the right buttons to push. The MetroLink is a popular mode of transportation to and from Lambert Airport for passengers and employees.
Lambert-St. Louis International Airport has opened a transportation-themed play exhibit that will help children burn restless energy and inspire their imaginations at the same time.
The Magic House, St. Louis Children's Museum unveiled the St. Louis International Play Port, a 1,500 sq. ft. exhibit, in the C Concourse at Gate C2. This interactive exhibit features a mini airport where children will use their imaginations to experience what it's like to travel these days. The play area includes a kid-sized plane, an air traffic control tower with a slide, car rental counters, a luggage conveyor belt and an airport screening area with a pretend x-ray machine. Children can also explore other popular modes of transportation in the exhibit including a car, a truck and a van. They can also take the driver's seat in kids-version of a MetroLink light rail train, which is a popular mode of transportation to the Airport and across the St. Louis area.
"The Play Port is a welcome addition for the thousands of families who travel through Lambert each year," said Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge, Director of Lambert-St. Louis International Airport. "We are thrilled to have partnered with The Magic House to open this unique space which will fuel the wonder of travel for children and give families a one-of-a kind activity that can only be found at Lambert."
The Magic House's children's exhibit at the airport took off in large part due to the strong showing of community support for the idea through RallySTL.org, a first-of-its-kind crowdsourcing and crowdfunding platform where consumers submit, vote for, and help fund ideas that drive progress in greater St. Louis.
"It was gratifying to see the community rally around the idea of an interactive play and learning space at the airport, and we were honored to be asked to create it," said Beth Fitzgerald, President of The Magic House, St. Louis Children's Museum. "St. Louis is such a family-oriented city, and we wanted to design an exhibit that would make a positive first impression on families traveling through our airport."
St. Louis attractions will be featured throughout the exhibit to help tourists and residents discover all of the family fun that St. Louis has to offer. "We are excited to see such a creative way to share the many great things there are to do in St. Louis with travelers at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport," said Kitty Ratcliff, President of the St. Louis Convention & Visitors Commission. "The Magic House has long been an asset to the community, and we are excited to have their work showcased to the many travelers coming through St. Louis."
Major donors and supporters of the exhibit include Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Carr Lane Manufacturing Co., the St. Louis Convention & Visitors Commission, Bi-State Development Agency/Metro, Jane and Dave Peacock, as well as private donations generated through Rallystl.org.
Frontier Airlines is expanding service again in 2014 with another new destination from Lambert-St. Louis International Airport. The airline announced it will begin flying non-stop service between St. Louis and Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) beginning Tuesday, September 8. St. Louis is one of 14 cities with the new service to IAD. Frontier is offering a 12-hour introductory fare sale as low as $15 each way for travel through November 19 at flyfrontier.com.
The non-stop flights from St. Louis will be operated on A319 aircraft three days a week: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. The same scheduling format is also being used on other new destinations from Lambert which were announced earlier this year. Frontier will begin service on June 13 to San Francisco (SFO) and Trenton, NJ (TTN). On June 15, Frontier will begin non-stop service to Portland, OR.
"Frontier Airlines has really stepped up with new destinations from St. Louis as well as new service that offers passengers flexible schedules with attractive and lower cost fares," said Lambert Director Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge.
Frontier Airlines operates two gates in the C Concourse. It currently operates daily flights to Denver International in addition to vacation destinations in Mexico, Jamaica and the Dominican Republic.
This summer, Lambert airlines will operate nearly 250 daily departures to 62 non-stop destinations. For latest airline information, click here.
Fruit smoothies and other specialty drinks are now flowing on the C Concourse at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport with the opening of Jamba Juice. The new location, the third in the St. Louis area, is located near gate C24 in the concourse serving passengers for American Airlines, Alaska Airlines, US Airways, Frontier Airlines, Cape Air and Air Choice One.
In addition to smoothies and juices, Jamba Juice also offers sandwiches, mini-wraps, breakfast wraps, baked goods and snacks. This Airport store is operated by OHM Concessions, a partner with HMSHost, Lambert's master food and beverage concessionaire.
The Jamba Juice is the latest in a string of new food and beverage options for Lambert travelers. In recent weeks, Lambert has opened Great Wraps on the C Concourse and The Pasta House, featuring Schlafly Beer, in Terminal 2.
Ramos has spent his entire career in civil engineering in the aviation facility sector managing projects in Missouri, Michigan and Florida. Prior to joining Lambert, Ramos was the Aviation Civil Engineer at Spirit of St. Louis Airport in St. Louis County from 2006 to 2014. He has also managed major runway and airfield projects at Miami International Airport and Bishop International Airport in Flint, MI.
Severe winter weather through the first three months of 2014 impacted travel numbers for Lambert-St. Louis International Airport. Through the first quarter, when Lambert experienced a large number of airline cancellations due to weather across the U.S., Lambert saw a 4.4 percent drop in total passengers. The Airport recorded 2,731,968 total passengers (arriving and departing) vs 2,858,057 in the same time frame in 2013.
The number of aircraft departures dropped 7.8 percent in the first three months versus 2013, another indication of the impact of cancelled flights.
"The impact on our flight activity was not unexpected considering we just faced one of the worst winter seasons in the last two decades. And it wasn't just here, but across the U.S.," said Lambert Director Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge. "We certainly don't see this as a trend that will continue because we've moved into the better weather seasons."
Lambert-St. Louis International Airport will shut down runway 11/29 on the morning of Saturday, April 19 to hold a 2-hour full scale exercise of its emergency plan involving the response to an aircraft crash.
During the training, Airport Rescue Firefighters (ARFF) will be the first responders and will attack a live fire produced from a Mobile Aircraft Trainer, a 50-ft fuselage which produces flames to simulate a fully engulfed aircraft (pictured left). The exercise begins at 10 a.m. and will be completed by 12 noon.
The aircraft firefighting trainer will be staged at the east end of Runway 11/29 as part of a mock crash site of a jet.
Airport Police, EMS, and dozens of other departments will be participating in the drill along with support from Lambert airlines and two area hospitals.
As part of the exercise, the Airport's emergency responders will coordinate the treatment and transportation of crash victims, made up of a few dozen volunteers. Some of the volunteers will be transported to area hospitals to extend the emergency training to those facilities. Airline staff will simulate the operation of a victim support center in the Airport, which is required by the FAA during major aircraft incidents.
The full scale emergency plan exercise is required for all commercial airports by the FAA every three years.
The Pasta House Co. and Schlafly Beer are two well-known brands in St. Louis with venues at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport. They have now expanded at Lambert with a combination venue in Terminal 2 that now features the best of both the Pasta House and Schlafly craft brews.
The 1,500 sq. ft. restaurant and bar is open across from Gate E4 serving passengers for Southwest Airlines and Air Tran Airways.
Passengers can find all the traditional Pasta House menu items from spaghetti, lasagna, penne primavera and pizza. Appetizers, sandwiches, soups, salads and burgers are also on the menu. Customers will find the full selection of Schlafly beers at this location as well as rotating food specials inspired by Schlafly, which operates three restaurant locations in St. Louis including its venue in Concourse C. The other Pasta House location is in the lower level of Terminal 1. There are 16 company-owned and franchise-operated Pasta House Co. locations throughout St. Louis with other stores in eastern Missouri and western Kentucky.
The new venue is solely operated by St. Louis based OHM Concessions Group, LLC. OHM also operates other airport venues, including Dunkin Donuts and Great American Bagel as a sub-contractor for HMSHost, the Airport's food and beverage concessionaire.
Warmer weather and bright skies are helping to push the major Terminal 1 copper roof replacement project along at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport. After a few weeks of demolition of the original roof and sub-layers on the first dome under construction, there was a mini milestone.
Roofers layed down the first section of new copper. One down and thousands more to go.
Avoid parking fees the next time you pick up a passenger. Lambert provides free waiting zones for motorists near each terminal.


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Lords to study impact of EU regulation since crisis on UK
The House of Lords will on Tuesday kick off a government inquiry into the impact of European Union financial regulation on the UK.
A House of Lords committee, chaired by former Labour MEP Lord Harrison, is to look into the impact of the EU's regulatory response to the financial crisis.
Lord Harrison said in a statement that it was an "ideal time to take stock of the major reforms that have been put in place". One question the review intends to answer is whether "the UK has done enough to protect its national interests", according to Harrison.
The process will start on Tuesday when former MEP Sharon Bowles is asked to give evidence.
James Hughes, a director at Brussels-based lobbyist Cicero Group, described the inquiry as a "significant and substantive study" into the EU regulatory agenda, which would "certainly contribute to how the UK develops its policy in this area".
David Doyle, head of financial services at lobbying firm Hume Brophy, said the review would "certainly shape the debate over the UK's future in the EU".
A new European regulatory framework was introduced at the start of 2011, which included supervisory watchdogs, such as the European Securities and Markets Authority, with stronger enforcement powers than their predecessors.
The agencies have helped craft a wave of regulation since the crisis, including rules on short selling, the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, the European Market Infrastructure Regulation and the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive.
Some of the rules have irked the City of London, prompting the UK to bring several cases against the EU before the European Court of Justice on topics including short selling and proposals over the location of clearing houses.
Doyle said: "At a time when the UK's position in the EU is in question, there is no doubt that this kind of review will be of a political as well as technical nature."
The review, being undertaken by the House of Lords EU Sub-Committee on Economic and Financial Affairs, comes as the European Commission is also reviewing the impact of its new framework.
Rhodri Preece, head of capital markets policy, Europe, the Middle East and Africa at the CFA Institute, said that finding a balance between national regulators such as the UK's Financial Conduct Authority and multinational agencies such as Esma was "likely to be an ongoing political challenge".


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December 25, 2002, 03:05 PM
My wife was kind enough to get me a new Browning A-Bolt in .270 Win. And topped it off with a Leupold VX-II
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December 25, 2002, 03:09 PM
My Honey Bought me an M1A! I get to pick it up tomorrow!
December 25, 2002, 03:21 PM
Wow, I envy you guys! All I got was a box of condoms & a pack of underwear. They were all too small. :eek:
December 25, 2002, 03:39 PM
No guns. At least, no yet anyway..
I guess, I'll be buying my own 'toys' this year..;)
December 25, 2002, 03:40 PM
Mini 14 stainless steel ranch, wood stock
Tasco 3x9x40 stainless steel
harris bipod
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im glad im picking up a Mini now. Next year they might be illeagal in the People's Republik of **********. I think Comrade Davis is pushing for all semi-auto .223's to be banned, after the DC incidents.
December 25, 2002, 03:50 PM
The good folks at Bushmaster are shipping my NM 20" A3 upper out tomorrow, and it should get here about the same time as the completed Bushy lower I'm waiting on my FFL to take delivery of.
December 25, 2002, 04:01 PM
A used Ruger K77VT MKII in .308 Win. Good shape and a fair price.
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December 25, 2002, 06:57 PM
Getting a VEPR II on friday for Christmas :)
December 25, 2002, 06:57 PM
I picked up the first part of my Christmas present on the 23rd, a Chinese SKS in great condition.
Matching serial number, incredible wood, metal in very good condition, and the bbl is in very good shape. Looks like someone was setting this one up as a collection piece, since it is in such good shape. Doesn't even look like anyone had ever fired it.
Ofcourse, i think if anyone did fire it without inspecting it, it probably would have slam fired non stop, considering that the bolt was pack with new grease (lightyellowish), and the firing pin would barely move with all the grease inside. I soaked the bolt in solvent for an hour or so, and got it to be nice and smooth again.
The second part of my present is 500 rounds of ammo and stripper clips, and we will be ordering those tommarow. :D
Now i just need to find a place to go shoot.
December 25, 2002, 07:46 PM
No, But I'll bet I get a new one for my birthday.
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December 25, 2002, 08:28 PM
I bought myself a birch stock M1A for Xmas. Of course, I'm going to have to sell my DPMS AR to absorb some cost of it.
I guess the birch stock is not as desireable as a walnut, but I think it's pretty.
December 25, 2002, 10:33 PM
I have a Savage 10FP in the mail due to arrive at my FFL on Jan 2. I already have a BSA 4-16 MilDot waiting for it. Now if I only get some nice weather before I have to go back to work :(
December 25, 2002, 11:02 PM
My dad gave me a rilfe he picked up from a friend. Its from Sears, back in they day when they sold guns, a JC Higgins 51L in 30-06. Apparently this is an HVA product. It seems in pretty good shape since he refinished the stock--hope to try it out this weekend!
Thanks SantaDad
December 26, 2002, 12:05 AM
Bought myself two for Christmas,Savage 6d 22auto,old Garand.Found a 03A3 have to wait till it comes out of pawn.
December 26, 2002, 12:38 AM
My early present was a HOWA stainless 22-250.:D
December 26, 2002, 01:10 AM
Bought myself my own Christmas gift a few weeks ago. Couldn't pass it up. It's a Colt Match Target Lightweight. 16 inch barrel, red dot sight, 5 mags, carrying case with 5 mag holders on case. Brand new weapon never fired bought from an individual. An Army SF buddy and I dialed her in last weekend. What a tack driver!!!! I absolutely love it. MERRY CHRISTMAS to me!!!!!!
It's more accurate through the irons or the red dot than my Browning .22. Would highly recommend one to anyone that doesn't have one yet. And BTW the 16 inch is more than enough for anything I'll ever need it for. :D
December 26, 2002, 01:12 AM
Oh, and I forgot to mention the best part. I paid 700 for the whole package!!!!!
December 26, 2002, 01:55 AM
M1 Carbine. Inland. Nice stock, decent finish. Good gun. Goes with the Kabar in D2 tool steel and SOE thigh holster I also got. It was a tactical Christmas. Life is good. Now if I can just get orders to the sandbox before the war kicks off..... S/F...Ken M
December 26, 2002, 03:20 AM
We're not having our Christmas til this morning for logistical reasons. I already know I'm getting an M48 Mauser since I'm the one who had to order it. I also plan on getting a Garand to celebrate graduating PLDC in January or Febuary.
December 26, 2002, 08:26 AM
Well...I got a Bushmaster XM15 - M4 type carbine :D
My wife...she so sweet! Kudo's to me for having to work her into the mood to accomplish such a feat. ;)
December 26, 2002, 06:17 PM
Wow just picked up the pre 64 Mod 70 "westerner" 264 win mag with unertl Vulture 10x scope with 3 dots of smallersizes looks spaced for long distance. I got this and a .358 Norma Mag with 4x unertl post in an estate sale a week ago. They look good. I gave away 4 guns to 4 sons for Christmas worth $4000. Took daughter and granddaughters to 2 days in Disney land for Christmas. Wife said I deserved $1000 in new guns for Christmas, well I guess she wasn't countin the 629 Mountain Gun I got last week as last Kali handgun before 2003 fiasco.:)
December 26, 2002, 08:37 PM
Yup, Santa got me a 1919 M96 Swede, didn't make it for Xmas, but I should pick it up Friday or next Monday....!! :D
December 26, 2002, 08:48 PM
I guess santa's helpers went on strike, all I got was peices an parts :(
Ok so its actually a kit for a .54 percussion Lyman Great Plains Rifle. :D Can't wait to get started.
December 26, 2002, 08:50 PM
M71 Winchester in .348, made in 1936. :)
December 26, 2002, 09:59 PM
I got two.
Of course I bought them myself.
My dog just couldn't find time in his day to buy me anything.
I returned the favor to him.
I got an AR15 SP1 circa 1968 and a Colt Lightweight Sporter AR15 in 9mm Nato which was manufactured in 1978 but was new in the box in Dec. 2002. Worked a 48 hour shift for the last two days and a 24 hour shift tomorrow to pay for them. I shot the 9mm today. Didn't shoot for crap. Hopefully some better handloads will help that. The aftermarket mags that I bought in anticipation of this event also wouldn't feed a single round. Maybe longer roundnosed bullets will solve that problem but I am not holding my breath. The SP1 runs great thankfully.
December 26, 2002, 10:40 PM
I didn't get a rifle but I did get a Browning Hi-Power Pistol for Christmas. I have a Browning BBR .30-06 with a Leupold Vari XIII, it's the predecessor to the A-Bolt. I upgraded to XIII just recently from an older XII. You will love your new Browning! Practice with it a lot to find out the ammo it likes, once you find it you will have tack driver! My hunting buddies are amazed at how much tighter this gun groups than their Remingtons and Winchesters.
Which A-Bolt did you get in .270?
Take good care of it and will last you as long as you desire, and longer!
Marshall :D ;)
December 26, 2002, 11:24 PM
i got a ruger 10/22 with a stainless steel barrel, synthetic stock, 3 hot lips 10 round magazines, and a hot lips speedloader
December 27, 2002, 12:03 AM
My wife bought me a remington 870 for christmas. I have an awsome wife!
December 27, 2002, 01:58 AM
Sadly, no. But I did buy myself a PM9 , Beretta 21A Bobcat Inox and a P-22 for my 2 children.
Looks like the Bushmaster will wait for another Christmas ;-(
December 27, 2002, 07:18 AM
I got a CZ 452 in .17 HMR.
December 27, 2002, 07:49 AM
Hey, Eviltravis, my wife got me an 870 too. Having a cool wife is pretty marvelous, huh?
December 27, 2002, 10:25 AM
Travis is my first name!!
December 27, 2002, 03:13 PM
Dad and grampa gave me the last of the money I need to get my own AR! :D :D :D :cool:
December 27, 2002, 03:27 PM
Red-suited fatman left me a Lyman "Trade Rifle" .50 cal flintlock, and a Springfield 1911-A1 "Champion" model. Can't wait to try 'em out......
December 27, 2002, 04:18 PM
I got myself a LAR .50 and a Remington 700 LTR. She got me a P-14.
December 27, 2002, 04:51 PM
No gun but, my GF got me a scope. Zeiss Conquest 6.5-20x50. It performs great. I have it on a 700PSS 300 RUM
December 27, 2002, 06:17 PM
Sometimes Santa needs a little help- Remington 700 Police in .223. Now he needs to bring the scope.....
December 27, 2002, 10:04 PM
SantaMe brought a Bushmaster Shorty Carbine.
Now all I need is a public range that is open to give the Bushy a work out.
December 27, 2002, 11:17 PM
Jolly old elf left me a Lyman Great Plains .50 cal percussion rifle... Took it to the range today and boy is that thing accurate.
December 28, 2002, 09:53 PM
This year was the first time I had ever asked for a gun figuring she would never get it.
Guess what?! Got the stainless 10/22 AND Benchmade axis folder I had asked for. :D
I'm going to have to ask for a new bolt action for the 10th anniversary coming up.
December 30, 2002, 12:22 AM
A Mosin-Nagant M44 Carbine, even has a bullet mark right on the right sling slot that bent the metal and took off some wood. Kinda makes me wonder if Hans got Boris..... but nevertheless love it to death.
December 30, 2002, 12:48 AM
My wife tried to get me a H&R Handi Rifle, but could not find one. She got me a Foosball Table instead. :D
December 30, 2002, 03:00 PM
<bragging mode *on*>
My sweet wife bought me a WASR-10 double-stack with 2x30 round mags. She wanted to get the 100 round drum too, but she was tapped out.
This is the same woman who bought me a new Honda Valkyrie for my birthday last year.
<bragging mode *off*>
I am, as the dog food commercial would say, a "lucky dog"!
December 31, 2002, 02:44 PM
But I had to buy it for myself :) So it wasn't much of a suprise.
Bushmaster XM15-ES2 A3 16"
Edit: Man, I need a proof reader around here!
December 31, 2002, 03:12 PM
I received a Loopy Tacticool scope for my 700P.
thumbtack- May many a beer stain grace your foosball table ;)
January 1, 2003, 03:13 PM
Well last year I got an M16. The transfer went thru fairly fast, I had it in late August.
I had feared it might not go thru until Dec.
I bought a new upper in Dec for it. Soooooo,
I put the upper on and left it under the tree for myself! ;)
Right next to the kids stuff was Dad's new toy. So to speak.........
Billy Sparks
January 2, 2003, 08:36 AM
M1A1 Carbine and 120 rounds of ammo. Gotta love my wife.
January 2, 2003, 09:56 AM
Bought myself a Savage 110 in .30-06. Very pleased with it.
January 2, 2003, 04:35 PM
I bought myself an Olympic Arms CAR-97M4. I still haven't shot it yet.
January 2, 2003, 06:59 PM
I receive a beautiful Boyt gun case from the female friend, she did good. Also got a G/C from Sinclair from my sis, she did good also.
No guns as gifts from other, but did get myself a NIB Remington 541-X. (According to me, I had been very good this year).
Actually, I received the best gift I could have asked for, my Granddad who taught me to shoot and respect firearms is starting to be able to talk again after a stroke. He was a PT boat captain over in the Pacific and it was great to be able to talk with him again. Glad to have you back Capt. Morris, Ron 24, PT 342.
January 3, 2003, 12:26 AM
Armalite AR-10 and a Custom .50 caliber Flintlock (i says "Death Enters" on the muzzel:D ) and a Tippmann Model 98 Custom Paintball Gun from mom and dad. Grandma got me a ghillie suit for paintball and a computer screen box half full of .223 ammo and half full of 30 round AR mags. I love grandma:D
January 3, 2003, 09:15 PM
No guns from the wife or son, but lots of gun-related stuff. Gunsmithing tools, cleaning supplies, Cetme mags w/haversack, stainless pot for parkerizing, etc. I took care of the gun portion with a 98/22, VZ-24, Turk 38, and a Mosin 91/59.
Hk Paul
January 4, 2003, 01:55 PM
January 4, 2003, 02:45 PM
Well, I didn't get it FOR Christmas, but just before Christmas I bought my first rifle, a '45 Enfield No.4 Mk.I. :)
January 7, 2003, 10:14 PM
Nice one T.Stahl. :)
I just put 10 rounds through my 1950 Longbranch no.4 Mk1 *, the first rounds it had ever fired. Sweeeet!
Oh, for Xmas, I bought myself a m96 swede with Soderin peep sights and a zero rated bore, for new years an m38 Swede marked 1942, both still packed full of grease.
For my birthday next month I'll probalby get a M48a yugo.
Life is good. :)
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For the Member of the Legislative Assembly of Quebec, see Claude Dubois (politician).
|Claude Dubois
|Birth name
|Claude André Dubois
24 April 1947
Montreal, Canada
|Vocals, guitar, piano, banjo
|Years active
|1964 - 2013
Claude André Dubois (born 24 April 1947 in Montreal, Quebec) is a Canadian singer-songwriter.
Dubois was an early star of the francophone musical Starmania. He was a vocalist in the Canadian famine relief song "Tears Are Not Enough" and was nominated Most Promising Male Vocalist at the Juno Awards of 1985.
In 2001, Dubois was the recipient of the National Achievement Award at the annual Francophone SOCAN Awards held in Montreal.[1]
More recently, Dubois accused the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation of "racism" and "insulting Quebecers" after chopping all of the Quebec artists from the televised version of the 2008 Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame gala in Toronto.[2][3]
- ^ https://www.socan.ca/about/awards/2001-socan-awards
- ^ "Quebec singer calls CBC 'racist' after francophones cut from broadcast". CBC News. 6 March 2008. Retrieved 2009-10-09.
- ^ Montpetit, Jonathan (6 March 2008). "Quebec singer accuses CBC of racism". Toronto Star. Retrieved 2009-10-09.
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Army-Air Force Review: And Then There Was One
Bowl game? Check.
Bowl win? Check.
Winning season? Check.
Rich Ellerson has certainly accomplished a number of important goals since he came to West Point to take over the reeling program Stan Brock left behind at the end of the 2008 season. The road hasn't been an easy one, a fact affirmed by the 1-7 season the 2012 Army team had endured through September and October. However, there can be no argument that the Black Knights are better than they were four years ago, an Election Day college football testament to Ellerson's overall body of work.
Yet, for everything he had achieved on the job, Ellerson knew that an empty space existed on his resume. No victories over Air Force had been attained in his first three seasons at Army. Moreover, not a single win in a Commander-In-Chief's Trophy game had been secured. This absence of a signature scalp matters at Army, just as it would matter at the other two service academies in the Football Bowl Subdivision. The Brave Old Army Team's failures against Air Force and Navy had become not just prevalent, but pronounced; not just exasperating, but enduring; not straightforward, but as severe as a stomach punch.
Indeed, one of the details of Ellerson's tenure at Army that has eaten away at the program and its fan base is that Army has become good enough to compete with Air Force and Navy on relatively even terms… only to fall short in heartbreaking fashion. Ellerson has made this program better… which has often served to make losses to Air Force and Navy that much harder to take. Army has knocked, knocked, knocked on Navy's door in two of the past three years, and last year against Air Force, it seemed as though the Black Knights were going to break through in a CIC Trophy game. This formed the backdrop for Saturday's renewal of the series between Army and the Falcons from Colorado Springs.
It would be a lie to claim that Army – players, coaches, trainers, everyone in the program's inner circles – had blotted out the memory of last year's game in the Rocky Mountains. Army led, 14-0, and was plainly cheated out of a 21-0 lead by a poor refereeing decision, followed by the replay booth's failure to overturn the bad call. Max Jenkins had scored from the 1-yard line. His waist reached the goal line, with his hands holding the ball well beyond the line. Television cameras couldn't see the ball, but an obvious progression of logic could have filled in the blanks, arriving at the deduction that the ball was not only at the goal line, but a few feet beyond it.
Army still owned a two-touchdown lead, but after that horrible call, a seed was planted in the minds of the Black Knights, a seed containing the toxin that has spoiled their CIC games under Ellerson and previous head coaches: doubt. Army made another foray to the Air Force 1, only to fumble. The Black Knights led by a 14-0 score at halftime, but the Falcons had to think that victory was well within their reach. Sure enough, Air Force soared in the second half, aided by some timely mistakes from Army, especially a brilliant fake punt that was about to get a first down… until the Black Knights fumbled the ball, thereby botching the play. Air Force won, 24-14, and the memory of that loss had to linger in the hearts and minds of Army fans over the past 12 months.
That experience in 2011 could have caused Army to lose heart and buckle in 2012, but the Black Knights took the other and far more impressive course of action: They redoubled their efforts. They gained another double-digit halftime lead (20-7), but didn't allow themselves to become complacent. They slapped a 15-0 third quarter on the Falcons to establish a 35-7 stranglehold on the proceedings. They never made that big fumble on the AFA 1, instead producing the clean sheet in the turnover column, the very goal that has proven to be so elusive in CIC games over the past three seasons.
The talent and ability to beat Air Force existed on Army's sideline last season, but the discipline and concentration needed to do the deed were still missing. In 2012, Ellerson instilled those extra ingredients into his charges, getting the Black Knights to ignore their 1-7 mark and their six-game losing streak against the Falcons. There was no letdown. There was no disastrous mistake that undid a full first half of good work. The relentlessness and in-game consistency that had never graced a CIC game from Army's perspective finally emerged… not out of thin air, but from that place deep within the bones and marrow of every Army player. Trent Steelman, in his senior season, captured a scalp that he'll treasure for the rest of his life.
You'll notice, of course, the use of the article "a," and not "the." A scalp is Air Force. THE scalp still to be claimed is the one against Navy. Should Steelman win that contest on Dec. 8, Army will not only snap the most tormenting losing streak in the history of the program; it will win the Commander-In-Chief's Trophy for the first time since 1996.
And then there was one – one game left to win for Rich Ellerson, a game that – if claimed – will achieve a double-goal and make this bowl-free 2012 season an improbable yet substantial success.
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MIDLAND — Saginaw Valley State fell Friday to Ohio Dominican University by a score of 6-3 at the Midland Community Tennis Center.
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