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This workshop is designed for teachers, museum and historic site volunteers, educators, and anyone else interested in learning how a place can be used to teach history and social studies to children, ages 8-13. The Teaching with Historic Places program, developed by the National Park Service, is explored as a model and resource for workshop participants to develop their own customized lessons for specific sites. Observation, inquiry, analysis, field study and hands-on activities are examined as instructional strategies. The class will be held at Drew University from 9am-4pm, Monday-Wednesday, July 23rd-25th, and costs $465.
Space is limited so register now to avoid disappointment! Call Drew's Caspersen School of Graduate Study at 973/408-3118 for a brochure and registration information or visit our web site at http://www.drew.edu/historicpreservation for lengthier course descriptions and registration forms.


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When a girl gets down and you dip your balls in and out of her mouth like a tea bag. Its the shit.
Yo dudes, me and mah girl were together last night, she got down and T bagged me for a minute before we got to the real stuff.
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Oil truck rolls over in Salem
No injuries reported
Published 2:12 PM EST Dec 27, 2012
An oil truck rolled over in Salem due to slick roadways on Monday.
The truck rolled over on Pumping Station Road in the morning.
No one was hurt in the crash.
The slick roadways were due to a Nor'easter moving through the state.
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Campylobacter is a genus of bacteria, family Spirillaceae. This group of bacteria derives its name from the Greek word Kampylos meaning "curved rod." There are many species of Campylobacter and in recent years the classification has changed considerably. Members of this group are animal parasites or pathogens frequently isolated from clinically healthy and diarrheic animals. The bacteria are curved or helical in shape which can swim rapidly by means of thin filaments (flagella) that act like propellers. The cells are about 2 micrometers long.3
Campylobacter spp. are found worldwide. Campylobacter fetus has been reported wherever sheep and cattle are kept and also has caused abortions in mink, goats, and horses. Campylobacter jejuni and Campylobacter
coli occur naturally among wild and domestic birds and sometimes cause diarrhea. Wild and domestic birds are considered as major reservoir of Campylobacter. These bacteria have been found in 35% of migratory birds,
50% of town-dwelling pigeons, and 20%-70% of gulls.
Campylobacter species have complex nutritional requirements. They utilize amino acids and organic acids as energy sources and are often isolated from sediments where they use a variety of oxidized nitrogen and sulfur compounds including elemental sulfur. Hydrogen and formate are the preferred energy sources under anaerobic conditions; acetate is a good carbon source.1
Several species of Campylobacter cause disease: C. coli, C. jejuni, C. lari, C. upsaliensis for example, although most human cases of campylobacteriosis are caused by C. jejuni. Many species of this group of bacteria produce almost identical symptoms which are similar to those caused by Salmonella. Campylobacter is somewhat unusual in that one possible complication of the disease is Guillain-Barré (G-B) syndrome, a relatively rare neurological disease characterized by progressive weakening of the muscles. Although other bacteria can trigger G-B syndrome, Campylobacter is thought to be responsible for nearly half of all G-B cases in the United States.2
Campylobacter jejuni is a major human pathogen. It is acquired from an infected person or a domestic animal (usually a cat), food (poultry, meat, and milk), or water and colonizes the intestines where it produces symptoms that very similar to those seen in diarrheal diseases. In humans, a flu-like illness with fever, malaise, etc. will often precede the development of cramping watery and often bloody diarrhea. Severe abdominal pain can be confused with appendicitis. Vomiting is uncommon. A reactive arthritis may also occur after resolution of the diarrheal illness. The bacteria secrete an exotoxin that is similar to cholera toxin.1,4 Mortality rates associated with C. jejuni in the US have been estimated at 1 per 1000 cases. Bacteremia can occur in the elderly5 The infection may be transmitted from person to person by sexual contact.6
Campylobacter jejuni is a cause of canine diarrhea. The bacteria are found much more often in puppies than mature dogs and even more often in kennel populations than among household dogs. Young children have closer exposure to sick puppies and are, therefore, more susceptible to fecal-oral transmission. C. jejuni is sensitive to a wide variety of antibiotics.4
Turtles, in addition to being carriers of Salmonella species, may also carry C. fetus which can cause meningitis and proctitis in humans. Pet ferrets can transmit several zoonotic diseases to humans, including campylobacteriosis. Cats with diarrhea pose a great zoonotic risk with young cats more likely being the carriers.4 C. coli infections have been implicated in the development of meningitis, septicemia, and abortions. C. upsaliensis causes abscesses, while C. showde, C. rectus, C. curvus, and C. concisus have been isolated from persons with periodontal disease.
Fresh poultry is more heavily contaminated than frozen, although the bacteria have also been isolated from beef, pok, lamb, raw milk, shellfish, mushrooms and salads. Campylobacter is unique among food-poisoning bacteria in that it is not normally able to grow in foods. This is because it has specific atmospheric requirements for growth and can only grow at temperature above ambient. The temperature range for growth is 30-45°C. The bacteria can survive for a short time at refrigeration temperature, but die out slowly at freezing temperature.5


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LINDEN — They have struck at service stations from Rahway to Union Township, and now police believe the same crew of attackers hit a Linden station Wednesday for the second time in little over a month.
Shortly before 5 p.m., two men attacked a 60-year-old worker in a booth at the Gulf station, 101 North Park Ave., with one robber grabbing the victim while the second rummaged threw his pocket and stole an undetermined amount of cash, police Capt. James Sarnicki said.
The robbers fled on foot toward Mildred Avenue, but a witness attempted to follow them and believes they entered a car parked a short distance away, Sarnicki said.
He said the victim was not injured.
"The same gas station was also robbed on April 18. It is believed the same crew is responsible for both robberies as well as others in the county," Sarnicki said.
There have been similar robberies in Elizabeth, with two stations hit in that city in a 20-minute span early Tuesday.
Linden police are seeking the public's help and asking that anybody with information about the latest crime call detective Ken Mikolajczyk at (908) 474-8542.


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STARGAZERS are preparing for one of the year's biggest meteor showers, which will light up skies across the UK next week.
SCIENTISTS are testing rock fragments to establish exact cause of death after an explosion was heard at the scene but no explosive material were found.
ASTROMOMY experts says stargazers in Scotland's north-east will get the best views of Perseid meteor showers in skies across the country tonight and tomorrow.
PHILAE was only operational for 60 hours after touching down on comet 67P in November, but it's finally got back in contact.
The Crawick Multiverse funded by the Duke of Buccleuch is set to open this summer.
A robot lands on a comet in the same week as Kim Kardashian's well-oiled 'big bahookie' practically blocks out the sun. Des Clarke is feeling a bit spaced out..
Many of the most successful authors of all time have written under a pseudonym - here are 5 of the best
FASHION chain Republic has gone bust, leaving 2500 worried staff, and the accountants running video chain Blockbuster revealed plans to close another 164 stores and fire 1400 more employees.
Growth in online business and surge in demand for tablet computers lift like-for-like sales figures
Blockbuster the third retailer to fail in a devastating week for the UK high street
INCREASED competition from internet sales and online streaming of films and games have been blamed for latest collapse, which comes just days after HMV went into administration.
Retailer failed to agree refinancing terms on £220m bank debt over the weekend
THREE customers tell us how they have been snubbed by the bust store - despite taking out expensive ExtraCare warranties.
THE high street store was plunged into administration at the beginning of the month with 11 shops already closing their doors in Scotland but Deloitte are confident of a positive resolution.
ADMINISTRATORS are still in talks with a "small number" of interested buyers, but say it's necessary to begin shutting shops in the absence of a firm offer for the whole business.
THE electrical chain went into administration after 80-years of service and customers with outstanding warranties or claims against the firm left unsure where they stand.
THE bulk of the staff cuts have been made in Comet's head office in Rickmansworth, Herts, as well as its site in Hull and call centre in Clevedon, Somerset.
Growth forecast at 1.3% for 2013 though unemployment predicted will rise by 25,000
MANY customers have paid for items which they have been told they won't now receive - and nor will they receive a refund.
ACCOUNTANTS PKF says Scotland will see more business failures in the months to come.
THE electrical company, who have 240 stores across the UK, said they were hoping to find a buyer.
RESTRUCTURING specialist Deloitte has reportedly been lined up for the administration and will begin by attempting to secure buyers for the company's 240 stores.
Company employs 395 people in Scotland across 52 stores
AN unsung Scots hero will finally be honoured today for his incredible escape exploits during World War II.
THE owners of electrical retailers Comet said the high street chain would slump to a first half loss this year after sales of white goods dived.
HAMILTON boss Billy Reid has agreed a year-long loan extension for Tomas Cerny – but is disappointed not to land the Czech permanently.
THE manager of a electrical store has been awarded £41,641 after being demoted and transferred for changing his day off and arriving at work late.
COMET owners Kesa Electricals yesterday reported a boost in revenues.
THE Comet electricals chain put rivals Currys in the shade yesterday by revealing strong sales growth over Christmas and New Year.
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BiographyI don't have much to put, just some of my goals in life and that will probably be it for now.
~ Goals ~
-Become a cartoonist one day hopefully.
-Be nicer to people if possible.
-Travel around to parts of the world, see the sites.
-Go out with my friends more.
-Learn how to speak Japanese and proper Spanish.
-Learn how to shade and shine in drawing.
-Become more responsible and try to accomplish everything I'm given to do.
Hopefully I can reach all that . . .
Interests~ Drawing, big time! ^_^
~ Tons of Anime, heck yeah! ^o^
~ All Megaman, Zelda, Final Fantasy, and many other games.
~ My friends, both school/neighborhood and online
~ Me family, love you!
[Let the wings of life, guide you on your path to Heaven]
[Happy days are rolling on by as the shadows begin to overwhelm the light]
[The death of a Tenchi, the birth of a Kitsune . . .]
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Sep 8, 2012; East Hartford, CT, USA; North Carolina State Wolfpack quarterback Mike Glennon (8) is sacked by Connecticut Huskies defensive end Trevardo Williams (48) during the first half at Rentschler Field. (David Butler II-USA TODAY Sports)
Despite adding Erik Walden and Lawrence Sidbury to their pass rushing options, the Colts are still somewhat short at outside linebacker. Walden was graded as Pro Football Focus' worst linebacker in the league for two seasons running, whilst Sidbury made just 17 tackles for the Atlanta Falcons after being drafted in 2009. His 1 year, $715,000 contract suggests a "show us what you can do" deal for a player that general manager Ryan Grigson was a fan of coming out of the University of Richmond.
Meanwhile, 2010 first round draft pick Jerry Hughes continues to be ineffectual even in a 3-4 defense, and veteran sack machine Robert Mathis has just turned 32. No matter where you look in this team, the pass rushing options have question marks looming over them.
And although head coach Chuck Pagano insists that he "feels good" about the pass rushing options he has at his disposal, you would imagine that the Colts look to add another in the draft.
The first round may be an option if Damontre Moore, Jarvis Jones or Barkevious Mingo fall to them, or if they reach for someone like Auburn's Corey Lemonier, but it's more likely that they target someone in the 3rd or 4th round – remember, the Colts don't have a pick in the 2nd or 5th rounds.
Two options that may prove attractive are Connecticut's Trevardo Williams, and someone that offensive co-ordinator Pep Hamilton will be familiar with from his time at Stanford, Chase Thomas.
Both players have been very productive in college; Williams racked up over 30 sacks and 40 tackles for losses during his time at Connecticut, and Thomas came up with 27.5 sacks and over 50 tackles for losses, but college production doesn't always translate to the NFL.
Trevardo Williams
Williams is evidently undersized as soon as you see him play. At 6ft 1in, 241lbs, Williams really is on the small side as a pass rusher – though, the aforementioned Mathis serves as a poster boy for undersized pass rushers. What Williams does possess is terrific athleticism – which he displayed at the Combine with a 4.57 40 yard dash, and it's this speed that has been terrorizing offensive tackles over the last few years.
However, in this play against Louisville, Williams exhibits some power to go with his speed.
Rather than try and go around the edge, Williams is going to move inside to rush quarterback Teddy Bridgewater. Initially he's matched up with the left tackle, and he's immediately off balance as Williams' speed gives him a quick advantage.
Williams is then double teamed by the guard and tackle, but Williams keeps driving, pushing both of them back towards Bridgewater.
But once the Connecticut defensive tackle (#53) makes a move to the outside, it drags the tackle with him, leaving Williams one on one with the guard. Williams inevitably beats the guard to make a sack.
For a player who is generally classed as undersized, Williams showed that he can play with strength and power, rather than being a one dimensional, outside pass rusher.
On the very next play of the game, Williams did what he does best – get around the edge. Lined up in a wide position, Williams' aim is to simply bend and get around the corner, and use his phenomenal closing speed to make another sack.
This is where Williams can be a game changing pass rusher, as he flies past the tackle, gets around the corner and gets his second sack in consecutive plays.
This is just a very small sample size of Williams' time at Connecticut, but his reputation as a speed rushing force is well earned. However, he almost never drops into coverage and isn't effective against the run. He would offer a pure pass rushing option as scheduled starter Erik Walden is seemingly starting for his ability to stop the run.
Chase Thomas
Hey – the Colts wouldn't more Stanford players would they? Hmm, well, they just might, especially with their former offensive co-ordinator Pep Hamilton now with the Colts. Outside linebacker Chase Thomas is a player with great football IQ and a high motor, two things that Grigson loves in players.
Thomas is strong against the run and it showed in a couple of plays against Notre Dame – particularly the one below.
Lining up further inside than usual, Thomas is playing contain, where he can show his run stopping ability against mobile quarterback Everett Golson and running back Theo Riddick.
Thomas keeps his eyes in the backfield and quickly diagnoses the play.
Thomas makes his way over and produces a good tackle to prevent a big gain. His understanding of his role was evident as he kept his eyes on the ball carrier, found the ball and made a play.
One of Thomas' main attributes is his ability to shed blockers and disengage to make plays, and this helps him to be an effective pass rusher too. In this play, Thomas is going to fake an outside speed rush and instead try to get inside the blocker to make a play.
Thomas engages with the blocker and pushes him aside to begin the move.
The next move is to pull the blocker's shirt (with his left hand) and to get his right arm over the top to disengage from him and get into the backfield.
Thomas executes the move to perfection, gaining leverage on the blocker and giving himself a free run at Golson, who just manages to throw the ball away under pressure. This type of pressure won't show up on the stat sheet, but Thomas provides pressure off the edge consistently. He's not a fantastic athlete and doesn't possess great speed, but he's polished, understands his role and hustles on every single play.
The two players shown here are very different. Williams is a speed rusher who has great athleticism, whereas Thomas is a high-motor, technically sound player. Both are mid-round prospects, though Thomas is more likely to be available in the fourth round, with Williams a likely third round pick.
If Pagano's mantra of "run the ball, stop the run" holds true, and Grigson maintains the "snap-to-whistle" mentality, then Thomas might just be the better fit.


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1. You're awoken suddenly by the playful ringtone from your RAZR phone.
2. First things first. Check MySpace. You got a new friend request!
3. Better get ready. Spiking your hair takes time.
4. Maybe you'll wear a Polo with a popped collar today.
5. Or maybe you'll wear Abercrombie instead.
6. And you need to get your money's worth out of these $150 pre-ripped jeans.
7. Don't forget your necklace!
8. Pop your favorite mix into the CD player and let's get to school!
9. You get to school and say hi to all your friends.
10. The warning bell rings. Better get to math. Steer clear of the goths on your way.
11. You're bored in class so you play games on your calculator. Sure wish your phone had cool games on it too.
12. In English, you learn that poems don't necessarily have to rhyme, which is interesting.
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I think that even if you are not christian,you will make it in heaven! How do we know if what the bible says is true? We don't really have a reliable source for that. And just because you are not a follower does not? mean you are not his children.If God truly created us equally, in some way, why would there need to be a reason for going to hell or to heaven? In god's eyes we are his children,and nothing can change that.You shouldn't always trust something you read. I mean how do we know that they are hiding the truth from us with this bible?? How do we know it's not all made up?
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MakeItShine said...
Aug. 18, 2011 at 3:29 pm
Aug. 18, 2011 at 3:29 pm
The film Gladiator, directed by Ridley Scott, starring Russell Crowe, has an excellent quote: "What we do in life echoes in eternity." Obviously you believe in heaven, so there's no need for me to tell you that without an afterlife there is no meaning of life.
Moving on, then. You say everyone goes to heaven because God regards us equally. Cool. Can't wait to see Ted Bundy in heaven. You see, if there is a God (as there must be, when we assume there is a heaven), He is a just God ... (more »)
MakeItShine replied...
Oct. 5, 2011 at 8:07 pm
Oct. 5, 2011 at 8:07 pm
On the contrary, you've misunderstood my "logic," if that's what you'd like to call it (it's more my philosophy than anything). "I don't want to think there's nothing after death" is definitely NOT why I believe in an afterlife, in eternal life or eternal damnation. Between beyond the grave experiences, the issue being a widely contemplated one, and my own conscience, I believe in an afterlife.
Let me ask you: do you believe in God? If so, WHY? There is evidence. There is logic. You ... (more »)
Let me ask you: do you believe in God? If so, WHY? There is evidence. There is logic. You ... (more »)
BlueRain replied...
Dec. 28, 2011 at 5:57 pm
Dec. 28, 2011 at 5:57 pm
I think you misunderstand the point of living and dying. To continue the process of producing life, things have to grow and die, but in death there is life created. A forest fire burns down the forest but the ashes left over nourish the soil so that newer, younger, healthier trees grow. This is how nature works. Things on Earth are not meant to last forever, and just because they don't does not mean they are meaningless. In a way, things Do last forever, but not in the same form. Just because th... (more »)
BlueRain replied...
Dec. 28, 2011 at 6:04 pm
Dec. 28, 2011 at 6:04 pm
Only a few hundred years ago people thought that we came sick because demons were inside us and the only way to make us better was to bring someone to drain the blood from their body. Which, if it did not kill them (which was most often the case), just made it worse. We did not have the scientific understanding of human healing processes to make correct decisions, and mostly anyone who did was proclaimed as a witch and burned for making solutions made of natural plant materials. Now that we have... (more »)
MakeItShine replied...
Dec. 29, 2011 at 9:27 am
Dec. 29, 2011 at 9:27 am
That's all very interesting. Are you a proclaimed Pantheist? It's true what you say about life...it does go on, and we have indeed made scientific progress in the past hundred years. But that wasn't my point at all. The fact is, WE (LIVING creatures) do not go on. If we die, are you going to tell me, with Mufasa in "The Lion King," that "our bodies become to grass, and the antelope eat the grass, and so we are all connected in the great circle of life"??? No. The reason that I believe in the... (more »)
Texas_Horsegirl said...
Aug. 10, 2011 at 7:45 pm
Aug. 10, 2011 at 7:45 pm
God your right! I've thought this all my life! :)
Rarity said...
Jul. 21, 2011 at 11:49 am
Jul. 21, 2011 at 11:49 am
Point is, you get the choice to believe it or not. Are you openminded, or do you just throw it away in blindness. I would suggest exploring the teachings of God before you make such a big decision, because if you really cared, you would want to know instead of just hoping you can do whatever you want and still end up in heaven because there wasn't any hard evidence supporting the Bible.
alexandria1124 replied...
Sept. 7, 2011 at 8:06 pm
Sept. 7, 2011 at 8:06 pm
Am I allowed to say ditto?
andromeda13 replied...
Sept. 9, 2011 at 7:11 pm
Sept. 9, 2011 at 7:11 pm
for me it's not that there isn't any hard evidence it doesn't doesn't feel right to me. i've tryed to open myself up to God and it has never felt right, Church is boring to me and when i prayed i just felt like an idiot talking to myself
alexandria1124 replied...
Sept. 10, 2011 at 1:05 pm
Sept. 10, 2011 at 1:05 pm
Well, that's because God doesn't hear a sinners prayer (John 9:31). And church isn't supposed to be exciting, it's supposed to be time when you can join in fellowship with other Christians and learn more about God and your salvation.(:
Montserrat.Alvarenga replied...
Oct. 9, 2011 at 4:36 pm
Oct. 9, 2011 at 4:36 pm
Are you kidding me! I love going to church and, at least for me, it is fun. I would suggest that you try and look around for a church that you like. I know I haven't loved every single church I have been to. Also in the Bible is says " You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart." ~Jeremiah 29:13 If you go to church one time and just expect a miracle to happen then you are just wasting your time because it takes miracle size faith for miracles to happen. I hope ... (more »)
yoitsme said...
Jul. 3, 2011 at 5:25 pm
Jul. 3, 2011 at 5:25 pm
Maybe what you mean by God valueing men over women is his rules. God says that Men should have authority over women. But that doesn't mean that men are better. If you look around you, even at people who aren't christians, you'll see that generally the people who follow the bible's advice are the most successful. Maybe you don't beleive the bible is true, but it does have good advice.
ZeeBYoung replied...
Jul. 5, 2011 at 3:58 am
Jul. 5, 2011 at 3:58 am
I personally don't see how those two are any different.
Annie.C replied...
Jul. 5, 2011 at 4:15 am
Jul. 5, 2011 at 4:15 am
Well... just because it's okay for someone to tell another what to do doesn't mean they are better... A teacher has authority over students... but that doesn't mean that she is better than them...
WishfulDoer replied...
Jul. 5, 2011 at 10:35 pm
Jul. 5, 2011 at 10:35 pm
Personally I find that people who follow the country's -reasonable- laws and make an effort to be successful are successful, but whatever you say. And men have no right to have authority over women whatsoever.
ZeeBYoung replied...
Jul. 9, 2011 at 10:47 am
Jul. 9, 2011 at 10:47 am
I understand what your saying, but the difference is teachers have licensed authority, not to mention teachers (for the most part) are older than their students, and we should repsect our elders. But saying men have authority over women in general is still saying women need to be told what to do, because apparently we're inferior...
WishfulDoer replied...
Jul. 9, 2011 at 7:08 pm
Jul. 9, 2011 at 7:08 pm
Oh, nono, I wasn't referring to the comment above mine, I was commenting on the original comment by yoitsme. But yes, I agree with you.
ZeeBYoung...... you know you are stilll basically soounding really sextist
JesusFreak10101 said...
Jul. 3, 2011 at 1:59 pm
Jul. 3, 2011 at 1:59 pm
Ok that is sooooo not true!! If you would actually read the bible you would know that isn't true!! God never told us to beat people or that men are better than women! He loves us all the same, he didn't go around preaching to people to hate eachother! You are the one who decides to hate or to love someone! And it was the bad guys I guess you could call them that did the beating and killing of people and valued men over women not God!
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What I've realized over time is that I end up with a lot of bike portraits of riders in my film rolls. This sparked an idea: a "ride along" interview series. We'll start this off with Chris Lee, in NYC, where he interviews Brean Shea, a bike messenger and track cyclist.
I don't know about you, but to me, that looks like a lot of fun. Luckily, most of the snow will have been melted in August.
Check out more information at the Minneapolis NACCC site!
Monster Track. The world's most infamous, dangerous and in my opinion, most significant alleycat. In the 15 years it's been thrown in New York City, it never ceases to surprise its contenders. There are only a few rules, the most important being two words: NO BRAKES.
Typically, there's a weeding down process, at the hands of multiple manifests. Everyone starts with one, but only a select few make it to true completion by filling up to three. This year, mother nature smiled on the event, delivering somewhat favorable conditions (when compared to previous years being riddled with rain and snow). At the end of the event, the winners of Monster Track XV were Cooper Ray and Hannah Todd.
On the scene at the event and working the Williamsburg Bridge checkpoint was Chris Lee, who provided a few photos from the event. Check them out in the Gallery!
To avoid your bank accounts being drained by the queues of NAHBS builders, I'll start dropping in normal content these next few days…
The Rookie Race is the "warm up" to Monster Track. So once again Boda Boda took to the streets to cover another fast-paced alleycat in NYC but this one's got an unexpected ending.
Remember, in Boda Boda videos, #neverreadthecomments
Monster Track is this weekend in NYC and that means there will be a prize bag up for grabs. Not just any prize bag either. Philly's REload Bags have been sponsoring the event for ten years and each year, their designs just keep getting better and better.
Rather than a messenger bag, Roland went with a Flight Pack. My personal favorite bag in REload's line.
Now the question: who's gonna win this?
Two classics in the bike messenger racing world are coming in hot, head to head, this weekend in New York City.
Monster Track XV and Velo City IX… are you ready? Head to those links for all the necessary information.
Great artwork, Greg!
I love seeing local companies working together. Great job Mash!
"A few weeks ago Dylan, Cubby, Gabe and myself helped Eleven Inc move their website. Here is the finished piece!"
Man, I miss the shit out of NYC this time of year. Everyone is anxious about Monster Track! Scoop up one of these shirts at Affinity. 100% of the proceeds will go to the Monster Track events, parties and prize money. Sounds good to me!
I see this shirt and I immediately think of Irate, Terror, Bane and other east coast hardcore bands of the 90's. Seriously, the east ruled HxC in those days! I'm just stoked to see the spirit and the somewhat questionable design choices living on in modern times with shirts like this. Kick it up and keep that rubber side down with TCB Courier!
Photos by Trevor Hughes
Before the #MessLife hashtag, photographers like Trevor Hughes took to the streets with their 35mm cameras to document the lives of bike messengers. Projects like this inspire me to get out more with my camera and that's saying something. These are some of the best messenger portraits I've seen. Love the Fat City Cycles cap!
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An eastern Indiana jailer is behind bars accused of having child porn.
Franklin County reserve deputy Derek Walton faces a federal child exploitation charge after authorities found explicit images of a minor female on his video camera and thumb computer drive.
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You print letters that offer sensible and realistic solutions to the state's fiscal crisis, and yet our governor and his cast of financial experts can't seem to understand them. They seem to be stuck on selling assets and raising tolls and consolidating already squeezed small towns. Could it be that the governor is trying not to anger the special interests that put him in office -- the unions with outlandish pension benefits, the city dwellers receiving Abbott aid for schools and state aid for municipal government? Is it fair that Fanwood, for example, gets 11 percent of its budget from the state while Elizabeth gets 54 percent? Or that Fanwood has to tax its residents for 72 percent of its budget while Elizabeth taxes its residents 12 percent?
Does anyone in the Legislature care about average taxpayers? Or care that businesses and jobs are leaving our state because of regulation and costs? Or cares that we're losing good people to Pennsylvania and other, tax-friendlier states? Raising tolls won't do it. Addressing the inequities in state aid and reducing state costs by layoffs and instituting 401(k)-type plans might. At least it would be a good beginning.


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> Why all the hate!??
March 23, 2005, 05:05 PM
Can't we all just get along?!! :)
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March 23, 2005, 05:08 PM
Can't we all just get along?!!
Would you really want us all to? How boring would that be.
I've learned quite a bit actually from this Glock hate thread.
I've never been a real fan of Glock. Wouldn't say I hate them
because I have no experience with them.. But, from the hater
thread I learned some interesting things.
If we didn't argue we wouldn't learn much. I don't think anyone
has gotten out of hand with it. Seems to be pretty much lighthearted :)
Except for the Jennings hate thread... sorry, they suck....... :evil:
March 23, 2005, 05:35 PM
duhhhh! Hates a family value.
March 23, 2005, 05:37 PM
We hate because we love, dude.
March 23, 2005, 05:41 PM
Man, you guys are deep! :D
March 23, 2005, 05:47 PM
Hatred is purity
Weakness is disease
March 23, 2005, 05:51 PM
You can't define yourself without also defining the other. It is getting to the point that I hate all auto pistols. :evil:
March 23, 2005, 09:46 PM
You can't define yourself without also defining the other
Aaahh...Yin and Yang?
If we didn't argue we wouldn't learn much
alright, argue we will then......I think 9mm sucks as SD round! :D
March 23, 2005, 10:12 PM
Oh no not a caliber war
March 23, 2005, 10:19 PM
thank you all
March 23, 2005, 10:20 PM
At least we can all agree that the 9mm Parabellum is the best pistol cartridge for military/police/defensive purposes. :)
Can't we? :rolleyes:
March 23, 2005, 10:21 PM
alright, argue we will then......I think 9mm sucks as SD round! :D
two 9mm shots make a bigger hole than one .45
Seriously though, I dont' hate any gun, just the owners who can afford the ones I can't.
March 23, 2005, 10:25 PM
10mm, it's one better than 9mm.......
March 23, 2005, 10:42 PM
Love is a word that is constantly heard,
Hate is a word that is not.
Love, I am told, is more precious than gold.
Love, I have read, is hot.
But hate is the verb that to me is superb,
And Love but a drug on the mart.
Any kiddie in school can love like a fool,
But Hating, my boy, is an Art.
-- Ogden Nash
George Hill
March 23, 2005, 10:52 PM
"Politics... the systematic organization of hatreds" Henry Adams
March 23, 2005, 11:21 PM
"Don't take my hate, it is all that I have. " --CMC/E.D.
March 23, 2005, 11:52 PM
I don't hate any guns, but I do like certain ones better than others! :)
OOPS, on second thought Jennings just might be the exception! :neener:
March 23, 2005, 11:55 PM
simple answer is that I wont hate anyone who follows and agrees with me completely.damn boring though
March 24, 2005, 12:15 AM
because glocks and democrats are ugly. :neener:
March 24, 2005, 02:00 AM
just go back to the range and shoot ur guns.....
by the way that "place" we go sometimes has a used g17 gen3 for $489 what do you think. i don't think i can get "him" to bring down the price. -troll hijacker
March 24, 2005, 02:13 AM
There is such a fine line between pure hate and pure love that sometimes it gets blurry and can almost feel the same. Some folks just love to hate and others hate to show some love. Me? Fresh out of passion. I just love the feel of the finger depressing on the trigger correctly, good sight alignment and and excellent sight picture. Now that feels just about nice.
March 24, 2005, 06:09 AM
"I hate because I have gone over to the dark side of the force!!"
---Darth denfoote
March 24, 2005, 10:28 AM
"If we didn't argue we wouldn't learn much"
To an extent...yes
But only because our thinking tends to work that way
We are all better at defending a point than exploring the possibilities
Try this sometimes...it is called a PMI
on a given question
1. Note all the pluses (positives)
2. Note all the minuses (negatives)
3. Note all the interesting things about the question (what might be worth further thought)
You might be surprised at the result
March 24, 2005, 11:04 AM
because some people still think glocks are better than 1911's
March 24, 2005, 11:41 AM
I can't really say that I hate any guns. Allthoguh I haven't shot any that were really crappy and failed a lot. I have liked shooting every thing that I've had the chance to try or own.
March 24, 2005, 05:14 PM
Good advise Obiwan!
Chris, check your PM.
As for me, the only thing I hate about guns, is that......I can't get enough of them! :D
because some people still think glocks are better than 1911's
Are they not? :evil: :D
March 25, 2005, 04:29 PM
Its just the :evil: I tell you..........
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March 25, 2005, 05:03 PM
Say Gangsta #1 loves Glocks but hates 1911's. His Glock is in the shop having the sights moved to the side of the slide so he can shoot better Gansta style. He decideds it is time to rob the local liquor store. Being without his Glock, his true love. He asks Gansta #2 if he can borrow his 1911. Normally Gansta's wouldn't carry a 1911 but this one was Gold Plated and had some serious bling bling. Gansta #1's hatred for the 1911 was overcome by his need to grab a couple of 40's and some cash. He used the 1911 in the robbery anyway.
Did he just commit a "Hate Crime"???
He should have borrowed Gansta #3's CZ, because everybody loves CZ's :)
Sorry, I am still at work on a Friday. It has been a long week.
March 25, 2005, 05:15 PM
I own a Glock and a 1911.
I guess that makes me multicultural. :D
Or just confused :confused:
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Skip to comments.Liberal Laughs At Col. Allen West For Being A Black Conservative; West Cleans His Clock
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Hahn laughs as soon as West cites himself as an example of how the tea party is not racist. Because as weve learned from folks like Melissa Harris-Perry, conservatives are racist by definition, so therefore black conservatives are merely Uncle Toms. It is typical of lily-white elitist east coast liberals like Hahn to look down their noses at Col. West. They care nothing for his military service, his civilian record of service, his having been elected to office, his cogent representation of conservative philosophy, or any part of Colonel West, the human being. All they see is a black man who has failed to act in the way Democrats have outlined as permissible.
Col. West doesnt take the bait and instead proceeds to calmly dismantle Hahns argument like the nonsensical talking points screed that it is.
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Leftists are pure NAZI's these days, they don't even try to hide it.
They will stand up and say we are not welcome in their country, they will demand the government stamp out opposition organizations and they will laugh at and demean women, minorities and the disabled and try to tell them what to think.
I don't understand what FOX is doing. They have pukes like this on all day long. If I want to watch MSNBC I will watch MSNBC. They even have at least one on the Saturday financial shows. Today they had "Felix" Unger and GMOOO Green on the shows.
Elitist much, Chris?
Conservatism may have its own problems, ideologically speaking.
But the agenda of the left is so ugly, Democrats have only two options:
1) Refuse to understand what the leftist agenda is
2) Hide the leftist agenda under a rock, like you would hide a pile of feces
"Liberals are afraid of the Tea Party, and they're getting desperate."
They are indeed afraid of the Tea Party. And the message that there is a GOP "elite" and a Ruling "Elite" in our country is beginning to be finally understood by many in our country. And that understanding must in particular be feared by the progressive forces.
I noticed in Schumer's statement (telegraphing to the corrupt civil servants within the IRS that the IRS must become even more aggressive in their targeting of Tea Party involved organizations and individuals) that he began using the term Tea Party "elite". So let's continue to point out that there is a GOPe that DOES NOT represent the interests of the Republican base and that there is a ruling elite which DOES NOT represent the best interests of the citizens of our Republic. It's being effective and it's also getting "under the skin" of these elites.
In 1930's Germany it caused the holocaust. Make no mistake..IT CAN HAPPEN HERE!
That Hahn idiot needs a slap.
Hahn is one of the worst guests they have on. Look into the sneering face of a moron. The only liberal guy that's worse is perhaps Bernard Whitman who always takes the time to mention his sexual habits.
It probably will happen here.
I thought former Navy Seal Benjamin Smith, to the right, wanted to slap that pencil neck geek Hahn.
I know, I thought he might punch him right in the troat. He was on earlier in the segment too: http://therightscoop.com/former-navy-seal-reacts-to-schumer-tea-party-speech-smackdown-ensues/
If they're trying to prove they can be "balanced" by featuring libs, well, how is that working for them? They're still perceived as being right-wing lunatics. I agree with you. I rarely watch Fox. Unless there's some breaking news story that happens about once a year, then I'll turn to Fox. Other than that, I get my news from reliable sources like FreeRepublic, Drudge, etc.
five years he served as a senior aide to United States Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.). -
Allen West You Can Laugh All You Want, It Just Shows Your Immaturity
I think they help the conservative cause by showing what idiots these libs are. If the typical indie or liberal happens across Hannity or Huckabee, they'll run like it's the plague and not listen or learn a thing. But if they come across Holder or Green trying to espouse the liberal line, they'll listen, and there's a chance they will change their view after hearing the liberal arguments shredded.
We need more people to wake up and realize they've been deceived. We don't need an echo chamber for what we already know and believe.
I think it's good practice for our side. When someone like Allen West cleans someone's clock, it helps him like sports practice,
Our politicians (GOP) are otherswise woefully terrible about making and maintaining a position. If they can't do that on fox, what will happen?
Who the hell is this Hahn guy??? Only Col West is relevant to me.
If an argument can't stand up against Felix Unger and GMOOO Green then it isn't a very good argument.
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I agree. I don't watch Fox News much because they have too many leftist guest and commentators.
It was good to hear Col West say Hahn was just showing his immaturity. I would have not been so diplomatic. I would have called him an effing idiot. That is what he is.
"five years he served as a senior aide to United States Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.). -"
Thus qualifying him to be a professional ass wipe.
I imagine that giggling bullethead wouldn't be so quick to laugh in Allen West's actual presence.
Having someone like West physically clean his clock would greatly benefit his outlook.
In addition Libtards especially the blacks are panicking as they see more and more blacks popping up on the conservative side of the coin. It threatens their bread butter which is the Democratic plantation. As the plantation goes so go they.
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Outstanding...Allen West made Hahn look the fool [that he is] by citing facts and not responding to his childish attack.
He must have picked up the trait when he worked for Schmucky Schumer.
If I was his mother, I would have prayed fervently every night when he grew up that he would hang out in gay bath houses instead of consorting with politicians like Schumer.
Maybe his mother just didn't pray hard enough?
I think you are right. The left wingers will want to round us all up for the camps, and will force us to fight back physically. I am certain it is coming.
I think Hahn probably met Schumer at a gay bath house
As Rush says, "Liberals will always tell you what they're afraid of."
I hate to bring up color in this, but race baiting is everything with Liberals these days; therefore, I'll say that I wish a black such as Col. Allen West was America's President rather than an Arab such as Obama.
Anyone who would tangle with Allen West on an intellectual level is mentally defective or self destructive. It is entertaining to sit back and watch them make fools of themselves, though.
It is really not proper to refer to American leftists as "NAZI's". The German National Socialists seldom, if ever, referred to themselves as Nazis. They were clear that they were German national socialists.
We must be careful with our language. The American left is indeed an American national socialist movement, and its behavior is somewhat reminiscent of 1930s German national socialists. However, its hatred is chiefly directed against those who promote individual liberty and limited government rather against non-Aryan peoples. For example, the American left hates the tea party movement while it is quite tolerant of oppressive Islamic and socialist states. The American left is much more class-oriented than it is race-oriented, though it does have considerable animus toward Americans who have traditional Western values.
Whether or not you agree with the foregoing, I agree with you: the American left has taken its mask off and, if given the chance, has the potential to become just as reprehensible as the Nazis.
It is happening here. I wish I had the right words to explain what I am seeing, but my in-laws were from Germany. My mother-in-law literally escaped at 16 years old for America, she left her own father and mother behind.
It is become less and less subtle. I so recall her stories as I asked her ...as a teenager...did they realize what was happening? She said it was like some did and the majority supported it. What they did not realize at the time was just how far down that dark road the nation would go.
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The site must be slammed.
Thats good.
A dick wills always be a dick!
In 1930's Germany it caused the holocaust. Make no mistake..IT CAN HAPPEN HERE!
You bet it can happen here. The Progressives would love for Conservatives to be herded into cattle cars and they'd smirk at us the whole while.
Keep the powder dry.
The liberal argument that conservative Republicans are racist comes down to this: the Pubbies don't like to pour money down rat holes i.e. spending tax-payer money on perpetual leeches. Leeches being the people who vote for Dems. Dem Party....also known as The Thief Party.
The German national socialists were just as much about class hatred as anything racial. In the beginning it was much more about class and economics than race. They were competing with the communists for the same supporters.
Exactly. Many members of the SA were former Communist street brawlers. One of the reason Hitler had them knocked off after the Night of the Long Knives.
"That Hahn Idiot needs a slap".
I think Col. West gave him a real good slap. Unfortunately the slap did not wipe the smug grin from his face. But the Col. did get his point across.
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