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Dick's - Mossberg Whitetail Lightning Combo
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September 6, 2009, 10:10 PM
Anyone played with one of these? They are on sale for $299 at Dick's only so I figure they are the ATR with a cheapo Simmons scope.
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September 6, 2009, 11:11 PM
I would avoid Mossberg RIFLES like the plague...they need to stick with budget shotguns IMO. There are plenty of budget rifles that are just fine...just not this one.
I would look at Savage 111 / 11, T/C Venture, Marlin XL-7 / XS-7, Stevens 200, Weatherby Vanguard, Remington 770 (roughly in order of my preference). :)
September 7, 2009, 12:09 PM
There are much, much, better choices for the same money. The Mossberg and Remington 710/770 rifles are the 2 that I would never recommend anyone buy.
September 7, 2009, 12:43 PM
Hey at least the Rem. 770 won't kill/maim (remove face) you when you shoot it. :neener:
September 7, 2009, 01:08 PM
The Marlin XS / SL 7 or the Stevens 200 are far better choices.
September 7, 2009, 02:00 PM
about 2 years ago, I would have said, that the mossberg would be a great starter rifle; they have some innovative things, going on with the 100 series and the 4x4. And they still do. They are kinda like Howa clones, with some design pickups in the bolt, ans especially the stock.
However, The Wetherby vanguard, called the 399Wetherby(and you can get it cheaper) the howa itself, and especially the new marlin and the new t/c, has just made leaps and bounds ahead of the mossberg.
I would not turn down a mossberg mind you, especially their superbantam line, in a nice 243 or 7.08 or 308, and then you add on buttstock pads till you get it how you like. This is the way I would do a mossberg; and then i would also not be afraid at all to beat the crap out of it, in the woods. And also the marine version would be good, nicely weather proof.
but the others, for quality fit, and finish, and innovations to the stocks, recoil pads, triggers, and bbls, are just ahead of the mossberg now.
So really get the mossy if you want a total beater, and build up a superbantam, or get the marine version.
Personally, for a 300 dollar rifle and scope, that is what it would be for me, a deff hunting rig, and supposedly the LBA trigger on the new mossy's is supposed to be pretty good, not great, but better than most hunting triggers, I don't know if you have to take it out of the stock to adjust the trigger though.
September 7, 2009, 02:24 PM
I am pretty dead set on an XS7 in a .308 but was just asking. I will not ever get a gun that comes with a cheapo scope since all I'm going to do is take it off.
And yeah that whole blowing the face off doesn't sound any fun.
September 7, 2009, 06:27 PM
Good choice...the Marlin is an excellent deal for a nice rifle. :)
September 7, 2009, 09:54 PM
I would look at Savage 111 / 11, T/C Venture, Marlin XL-7 / XS-7, Stevens 200, Weatherby Vanguard, Remington 770 (roughly in order of my preference). Weatherby so late?
September 7, 2009, 10:07 PM
Do any of you own a Mossberg White Lightning or have actual experience with one? I picked one up about a week ago in .30-06 for a cheap gun to let friends hunt with that may not own a rifle. (From Dick's) The adjustable trigger is excellent and the gun shot near MOA to 1.5 MOA with cheap ammo. I am in the process of bedding the rife and replacing the cheap glass. I own many rifles, from cheap truck guns to a few customs costing thousands. For $300 bucks the Mossberg is a damn fine gun.
September 7, 2009, 11:23 PM
Weatherby so late?The Weatherby could go in front of the Stevens, but not my favorite rifle (just doesn't feel right to me)...not that it is a bad one...it made the list after all.
Do any of you own a Mossberg White Lightning or have actual experience with one?I do not own one, but I can attest to a pretty decent trigger, OTOH the action feels rough and sticky, and the whole issue about bolts "coming unglued" doesn't really make me want to go out and buy one. :)
September 7, 2009, 11:31 PM
Sounds like Mossberg has renamed their ATR due to all the bad publicity they got on it.
September 8, 2009, 12:25 AM
I have an ATR 30-06 and for the $249 I paid for it, it's been a good rifle. The barrel is button rifled and free floated. The trigger is decent and stock is more solid than some other cheap synthetic stocks I've handled. Overall If I was buying a budget rifle today for hunting the Marlin XL7 or Savage, would be my pick. Although I'm very satisfied with what the Mossberg is delivering = 3 shot groups have been 3/4" @ 100yrds when I do my job and just over an 1" when I flinch (easy to do with this light rifle) :
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September 8, 2009, 12:29 AM
get a savage 111 or 11 for the same price its awsome
September 8, 2009, 10:08 AM
There may have been some bolt issues on the atr a few years ago, but I cannot see for the life of me, it still going on; they would be facing a huge class action suit by now.
September 8, 2009, 12:25 PM
I don't know if the problem has been fixed, but there was no recall (that I know of), and the bolt was coming apart at the press fit connection...not good. If I were you I would take it to a smith and have him silver solder the connection or better yet sell it. Just my opinion, but it does not inspire confidence. :)
September 8, 2009, 12:40 PM
There may have been some bolt issues on the atr a few years ago, but I cannot see for the life of me, it still going on; they would be facing a huge class action suit by now. Most of that I have read about happened in 2007 to as late as Dec. 2008. Darn recent if you ask me. Not saying that they all are blowing up but I read enough threads on the Mossberg ATR to know I don't want that unit design near my face.
Can anyone tell me what would cause a Mossberg 30-06 Bolt Action Rifle
to explode when triger was pulled;;;
My brother was hunting this morning with his 30-06 as described above
and when he fired, the the gun exploded and the bolt from the chamber
came off and entered his face bacicly he has lost the left side of his
face. We can not figure out what could have caused this. The rifle is
3 weeks old and was shot 5 times. anything would help! Thankyou
Col. Plink
September 8, 2009, 01:54 PM
Have to say my Mossberg ATR 100 in 30'06 has been very impressive for the money. $247 w/base and added a $56 Centrepoint illuminated mildot 3-9x40. Shoots w/in 1 moa w/cheap ammo (Federal powr shok 180 grain). Love the weight (synth stock), the kick not so much, but the thing's doing what's asked and apparently more than many here would expect. If anyone here had anything more than an internet hand-me-down story about its supposed malfunctions I'd listen. But as it is, don't see how anyone could complain.
September 8, 2009, 02:24 PM
Ditto Col. Plink. So far all I've seen is internet hand-me-down BS without any pictures or proof of any kind. I researched these issues myself this morning and have yet to find one thread on any of the major forums that has any substance. Google it and you don't find anything either. The link Runningman posted seems doubtful as the OP in that thread has a total of 8 posts, two of which bash major gun makers, and the OP provides no pictures or proof. Plus, if it did occur it sounds like a case of an obstructed muzzle and not bolt failure.
Further, I just got off the phone with Mossberg. There are no recalls of any kind on the entire line of Mossberg rifles. The only recalls on any Mossberg product are for the 695 bolt action shotgun produced between 1995-1996, and some older Mossberg produced Howa rifles made between 1970-1993.
There have also been over 100,000 ATR 100 rifles made so far. I would think that if a problem existed there would be widespread information, photographs, and documentation of the problem.
I'm calling BS on this one until someone can come up with some facts and pictures.
September 8, 2009, 03:11 PM
Col. Plink
September 8, 2009, 03:27 PM
same old bs...
September 8, 2009, 03:59 PM
same old bs...What more proof do you want? It has pictures and references a major forum...that is what you wanted to see...right? Also, there does seem to be a class-action lawsuit filed. :)
September 8, 2009, 06:55 PM
1) The photo is of a bolt out of an unknown rifle. The OP just "happened" to be in a gun shop where the bolt was at, yet was able to take extensive photographs of it and post them. That sounds like bs to me. What gun store owner is going to wave around parts from a broken gun that he sells? ("Hey Yall, look how this Mossberg dun blew up! I'll sell ya one for $340." Why don't cha take a bunch of pictures and post them on the internet?)
2) The lawsuit mentioned is not class action, and has gone nowhere in court. ( I called the County Clerk of Court in Coeur d'alene this afternoon and there is no lawsuit on file by James Monnett) Either it was dismissed, dropped, or settled out of court.
3) There appears to be a TOTAL of THREE Mossberg rifles that have experienced a failure of the bolt, out of over 100,000 made. All three were from rifles manufactured by Raptor Arms, under license to Mossberg, and Raptor Arms closed its doors shortly after Mossberg parted ways with the company. From what Mossberg CS told me today the ATR100 series has been made in house since 2007, but some of the earlier ATR100's made prior to 2007 were made by "Other Companies."
4) The damaged to the bolt in the photos in the link above, and all three cases where there was a failure seem to suggest consumer misuse of the product to me. Gun makers and ammo makers are plagued with bs lawsuits in this country. It is one of the reasons we have to pay so much for our guns and ammo. There have been cases where people fired a .30-06 round from a .270 rifle or have chambered a 20ga shell in a 12ga and then chambered a 12ga shell behind that, and then filed lawsuits against arms and ammo makers.
5) The bolt in the link above separated at the bolt body/handle joint. The locking lugs would still be rotated into the receiver. Although some gas blow-back through the firing pin hole would exist (assuming a catistrophic failure of the case and or primer pocket as well), I seriously doubt the shooter would have been injured as the breech would have still been closed. Had the separtation happened PRIOR to closing the bolt it would have been obvious that something was wrong, as the bolt timing would have been off, and you would likely not be able to close the bolt. At the least the handle would be in the wrong position or not held to the bolt body at all.
6) Three out of 100,000 isn't bad odds to me. Most arms companies would be thrilled with those odds.
7) I don't follow the "if it is on the internet it must be true" way of thinking. Let's see some facts........
September 8, 2009, 08:45 PM
If 3 out of every 100,000 commercial airliners crashed it would mean several major crashes every week. People would be screaming for something to be done and everyone would be afraid to fly.
Even without the bolts flying into peoples faces the Mossberg offers nothing that any other gun maker offers, nor any cheaper. The design has been plagued with problems since it's inception as the Raptor which went out of business. The design was taken on by Charter Arms who could not make the design work. Now Mossberg has a dud.
If the Mossberg offered a design feature that was innovative, or they sold for significantly less than the competion I could see taking a chance on one. I just fail to understand why someone would spend their money for such a troubled gun when they can get a proven, reliable gun for about the same money.
September 8, 2009, 09:10 PM
If you never shot a atr-100 and don't own one don't say thier bad.:cuss:I love my atr-100 and shot a lot thew it .The new ones are nice wood and new trigger.I am going to get one in 243 for my wifes deer gun:neener:$299 with a 3-9 x 40 scope.not bad i have a mossberg 500 12ga mossberg 702 .22 mossberg 817 .17HMR and a mossberg atr-100 30-06.they are a working mans gun.rem 770 very nasty bolt on them:barf:
September 8, 2009, 10:40 PM
I still may go take a look at it since I have a Dick's 5 minutes away and let you know what I think. I havent messed with rifles much so hopefully they have a few other guns in the price range to compare it to.
February 1, 2010, 10:51 PM
I own 20 long guns. I bought the mossberg out of curiosity. It is a very fine weapon. I do not agree that a Savage 111 costs the same. My Mossberg came NIB with a checkered real wood stock, bases, and a decent Chinese 3-9x40 scope for $349 at Dick's. I find it to be an excellent value without sacrificing quality. The haters are recycling Internet foolish lies. These are good US-made rifles that group tight out of the box. Fine rifle that outshoots almost everything else I own. Most of my guns are military style however so it should outperform them.
February 2, 2010, 10:14 PM
with all the other options available it is senseless to buy a Mossberg. They are simply made so that people who aren't serious about rifles or shooting can say they have a gun. There is not a single rifle made in the US or Japan that a Mossberg is better than.
February 2, 2010, 10:48 PM
Why did we have to dredge this back up...horrible rifle, and yes I have handled and shot one, no I don't own one and that is unlikely to change.
February 3, 2010, 02:28 PM
Geez for petes sake get a Stevens 200 or Marlin XS7 or XL7 why take the risk with mossberg when you could get either of these two higher quality rifles for the same price.
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I have stayed at Homestead Lodging often during the past 16 years. It not only has everything I could ask for, also, because I sometimes travel alone, I ALWAYS feel totally safe and protected there. I will be staying with Bob and Lori again later this month and am so looking forward to being there and seeing them. I think that the disapointment that someone voiced is due to not asking questions. If you look at the name of this place, nowhere does it say "bed and BREAKFAST"; it says lodging. A continental breakfst is provided, as stated on their website. If you make your reservations on the website, this information is provided just under the "rates" table so that you may factor that into your decision. Rooms and bathrooms are nice, comfortable and clean. All that I could ask for, and more.
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Thank you for taking the time to submit your thoughts. We truly appreciate the loyal friends throughout our 27 yrs and always strive to accurately describe our lodging and continental breakfast. See you soon!
4,0 sur août 20, 2011
My husband and I live in Florida and are both retired. We often look for places to stay that are clean, quiet and have a small but good breakfast. Well, let me tell you, this is the PLACE!!!!! Lori and Bob can't be any nicer and more helpful. They have recommended great places to eat and visit. The breakfast is just right for a "senior citizen", I really don't think you need all that food, do you? She has beautiful fresh baked pastry every day. Also, there are bagels, muffins and oatmeal.Oh, and the coffee and tea are never ending. What more could you want to get your day started?????? Besides with all the Amish food, you will certainly get your fill later on in the day. We have stayed with them twice and plan on staying again in May of 2012. Can't wait to see you both. LoAnn and Bill Arnauckas
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Hi LoAnn and Bill! Thank you for taking time to write and share your experience at Homestead Lodging. We are thrilled you have found us to be your "home away from home" and enjoy our B&B and the continental breakfast. Looking forward to seeing you in May of 2012!
4,0 sur juin 26, 2011
My wife and I booked this place on internet on 6/25/2011 looking for bed and breakfast place (as advertised) for one night. On arrival we were greeted and welcomed by Lori. We were shown to our room on the second floor, nice room very very clean one could see all the nooks and cranies in the bathroom vere very clean, as well as the bedroom area. It was a little dificuld to walk into bedroom because the bathroom (3feet) was directly in front of the door so you had to walk into the bathroom then close the bedroom door and walk into the bedroom from the bathroom. However the breakeast was the bigest disappointment, no sit down area, two choices walk outside the house up and down on outside steps to the open patio or carry your coffe and mufing up narrow and steep stairs to your room and fight the bathroom door again. We wanted Bed and BREAKFAST thinking sit down "English" breakfast, instead it was less much less then normal "Continental" breakfast. Now we come to the paying surprise! if you pay with the credit card be prepared you will pay more then a quoted price. It all added up to our disappointment. Sorry Lori but taht's how we feel. Peter and Joeie
Jolie salle blanche lumineux avec une atmosphère "maison loin de chez". Chambres possèdent deux lits, une reine et un double. Chaque chambre dispose d'une salle de bains privée, tv câblée, réfrigérateur, accès internet, radio-réveil et sèche-cheveux. Certaines chambres négligent une belle ferme Amish et le ruisseau. Profitez de votre petit-déjeuner continental sur notre terrasse surplombant la ferme voisine Amish. 10 $ pour chaque personne supplémentaire sur une occupation double.
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Family History: A box of secrets
Every family historian has at least one story or event on which hours have been spent, trying to unravel the truth.
What would happen if there were a knock on the door, you opened it and a box was delivered into your hands. Inside, you would find documents, photographs (labeled!), journals and other records.
What would you like to see in that box?
For me, that's an easy answer. One of the last family members to arrive in the US from Belarus brought with him a 300-year-old family history. The few people who saw it described it as a sort of book, compiled of different kinds of papers, different calligraphies, many different languages, all bound together. Continue reading "Family History: A box of secrets" »


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A half-dozen poll workers looked up as two people strode into the Masonic Center on Orange Grove Road this morning.
Voters! one worker exclaimed with a smile as he put down the newspaper he was reading.
Nope, he was told, just a couple of reporters come to ask about the Republican Senate District 41 race to fill the seat vacated by Glenn McConnell. Were they seeing heavy turnout?
Much laughter followed,In the hour after polls opened, just six people had turned out to cast their ballot at the center. The crew on hand was gearing up for a sloooowwww day.
Six people had voted within a 90-minute period at St. Andrews District 10 at Pinecrest Baptist Church in West Ashley, said Michael Light, 66, of peninsular Charleston.
Standing outside in between the showers, Light was asking voters to sign a petition to get John Steinberger on the ballot this fall. Steinberger wants to challenge House Speaker Bobby Harrell, R-Charleston, for the House District 114 seat.
Ive never been political before. But I am now. Ive been sitting back for too long. I dont think Im unique. I think well have a good turnout this fall, Light said.
So far, voter turnout has been low all across the district, but Charleston Countys Election Director Joseph Debney said he hopes things will pick up around lunchtime.
We usually dont have an election like this, he said. This election is coming two weeks prior to the June primary, so voters will also go to vote for the Senate 41 primary then.
The special election is for McConnells unexpired term, which runs through the end of this year. The primary will pick a Republican candidate to run in November for the next full term. McConnell gave up the seat when he became lieutenant governor.
The winner of the GOP primary will face Democrat Paul Tinkler in a July 17 special election.
The districts will be a little bit different, but its just something we havent done before, Debney said.
The candidates are Charleston businessman Wally Burbage, Charleston lawyer Walter Hundley and Citadel educator Sean Pike.
Fair Tax advocate John Steinberger has dropped out of the race, but too late to have his name removed from the ballot.
The polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.


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Update: After discussions with Yad Vashem, Archbishop Antonio Franco, the Vatican's ambassador to Israel, agreed to attend the Holocaust memorial service.
New York, NY, April 13, 2007 … Calling the decision by the Vatican ambassador to Israel to boycott the Holocaust memorial services at Yad Vashem "inappropriate and insulting," the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) today repeated its longstanding call for the Vatican to open its wartime archives so that the facts concerning the wartime actions of Pope Pius XII may finally be brought to light.
Archbishop Antonio Franco, the Vatican's ambassador to Israel, has made the unprecedented announcement that he will boycott the April 16 memorial events at Yad Vashem, Israel's national memorial to the Holocaust, in protest of a photo caption in an exhibit that seemingly charges Pope Pius XII with failing to save Jews during the Holocaust.
"While we understand Archbishop Franco's displeasure about the photo caption, his decision to boycott the entire Holocaust Memorial Day ceremonies is unnecessarily insulting and unbecoming," said Abraham H. Foxman, ADL National Director and a Holocaust survivor. "The photo caption may be inappropriate and too judgmental, but it does not justify the Vatican's refusal to participate in Israel's national observation of Holocaust Memorial Day."
Mr. Foxman said the episode served as yet another reminder of the need for the Vatican to declassify all archival materials covering the period of the rise of the Third Reich in Germany and World War II, "so that legitimate independent scholars and historians can study and analyze them and help us to finally learn the facts concerning Pope Pius XII and his actions vis-à-vis Jews during the Holocaust.
"Without the public release and analysis of the Vatican's wartime archives, the questions about Pope Pius XII will remain unresolved," said Mr. Foxman. "These records have special significance for Holocaust survivors and their families. We strongly urge the Vatican to make public access to the archives their highest priority."
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All month long, we've been highlighting notable Latin American women in honor of Women's History Month. Today I'd like to share a story I recently came across about a young woman who is not famous (not yet, at least) but whose achievements are nothing short of exceptional, and utterly inspiring. Katia Gomez went to Honduras as a college student in 2009 to volunteer with Global Brigades, where she spent a week digging water trenches in a remote community. While there, she was struck by the lack of education among the area's young women and girls. She felt that, though the water project was completed, her work there was not yet done. Gomez returned to Honduras the following year, spending a week in the community of Pajarillos. In addition to the volunteer project she went for, Gomez spent time interviewing teachers, students, parents and young women about the state of education in their region. She found that no girl there had ever graduated from middle school or attended high school, instead stopping their educations after the sixth grade to start having babies. She also found that the nearest high school was a three-hour walk from the town. What happened next is simply amazing. The 24-year-old Gomez assembled a team of volunteers and, with the help of a few partnerships, established the town of Pajarillos' first high school. She created a non-profit called Educate2Envision, which focused on the foundation of the school, and ensuring that girls would stay in school by implementing support programs for girls of all ages. Gomez has not only created the town of Pajarillos' very first high school class, but has also begun working with other communities in Honduras, with a focus on educating girls who are at risk of dropping out due to pregnancy. On her non-profit's website she states, "We believe educating the future mothers of the world will give future generations a chance of reaching their full potential."
The impact of investing in girls' education has been well documented. The Global Partnership for Education created an infographic to celebrate International Women's Day just a few weeks ago, in a blog post which stated that, "Educating girls has benefits not just for themselves but also for their families, communities and countries. With a quality education, girls can help improve their country's social and economic well-being." As Women's History Month winds to a close, let's acknowledge and celebrate those, like Katia Gomez, who are doing something to benefit women's futures.


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by Kurt Nimmo, Infowars:
On Saturday Chicago police arrested three patsies "accused of making Molotov cocktails" and who were "planning to attack President Barack Obama's campaign headquarters, Mayor Rahm Emanuel's home and other targets during this weekend's NATO summit," according to prosecutors.
The incident follows a familiar pattern. According to defense attorneys, police agents provocateurs are responsible for the Molotov cocktails and the arrests were timed to discredit protests against the NATO war council held this weekend in Chicago.
"This is just propaganda to create a climate of fear," said defense attorney Michael Duetsch. "We believe this is all a setup and entrapment to the highest degree."
Two government provocateurs going by the names "Mo" and "Gloves" were arrested on Wednesday along with the other men but have since mysteriously disappeared.
Brian Church, 20, Jared Chase, 24, and Brent Vincent Betterly, 24, are charged with providing material support for terrorism, conspiracy to commit terrorism and possession of explosives. They are being held on $1.5 million bond.
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Over a decade ago Manny Pacquiao burst onto the world boxing scene capturing the fans' imagination with his intoxicating blend of speed and power that left many of his opponents in a heap on the canvas.
All told, Pacquiao has fought a who's who of the best fighters from 112- to 154-pounds in a career that started back in 1995. He's won 10 world titles in an unprecedented eight-weight classes; four of them as lineal champion.
Just days before his 20th birthday, Pacquiao won his first world title, the WBC flyweight championship. Weight problems saw him lose the title in his second defense but he resurfaced at junior featherweight where he collected the IBF strap.
It wasn't until he fought the first of a trio of Mexican stars that he gained crossover fame in the U.S., stopping Marco Antonio Barrera in the penultimate round of their 2003 clash to collect the lineal featherweight championship (as well as THE RING magazine's recognition). He would repeat the victory over Barrera four years later, only this time on points.
Between his two fights with Barrera, Pacquiao met Erik Morales on three occasions, losing a close decision in the first bout, exacting revenge with a 10th round stoppage, and taking the trilogy with a third-round shellacking.
Pacquiao most storied history is with Juan Manuel Marquez. The two have fought four times, over nearly a decade. They first met at featherweight, where "PacMan" dropped Marquez three times in the opening round only to see the game Mexican technician got off the canvas on each occasion to fight back. The classic fight ended as a draw.
It took four years for them to meet a second time, at junior lightweight, where Pacquiao would earn a hard-fought split decision to win the WBC title. Three years later they fought the rubber match with Pacquiao winning a hotly disputed majority decision.
It wasn't until their fourth meeting in late 2012 that Marquez gained a measure of revenge. Both men had touched down before a huge right hand in the closing seconds of the sixth frame deposited Pacquiao face first onto the canvas, where he was counted out. The loss was shocking given the stature in the sport that Pacquiao had earned.
His rise to the top of the sport began in 2008, arguably the best year of the Filipino congressman's career, when he won the WBC lightweight title and lineal junior welterweight championship with devastating one-punch knockouts of David Diaz and Ricky Hatton respectively. Between those impressive performances, he jumped from lightweight to welterweight and picked apart fellow superstar Oscar De La Hoya, forcing the bigger man to retire at the end of the eighth round.
As a welterweight he beat Miguel Cotto for the WBO title, as well as three-weight champion Shane Mosley. A brief foray at junior middleweight (though he weighed in well under the welterweight limit for the fight) saw him add the WBC laurels to his collection besting the much larger Antonio Margarito.
In mid 2012, Pacquiao was surprisingly beaten by Tim Bradley, losing for the first time in over seven years, a split decision most believed he should have won. That fight was followed by the devastating KO loss to Marquez, which led many to believe that perhaps Pacquiao's days at the top were over.
However, Pacquiao bounced back late last year by winning a one-sided unanimous decision over Brandon Rios. The Filipino icon believed he showed in his last fight that he is still among the top fighters in the game.
"In my fight against Rios I proved I can still fight at the high level everyone expects from me. I showed I can still control a fight as well as I ever have," said Pacquiao,a certain future Hall of Fame inductee who collected THE RING's Fighter of the Year award in 2006, '07 and '09.
His anticipated rematch with Bradley on Saturday will let the world know if he's still a pound-for-pound level fighter.
"The only way Bradley can beat me this time is to knock me out," Pacquiao told RingTV.com. "He cannot outbox me. I will be the aggressor. I will throw a lot of punches at him – more than I threw against Rios – and I will land them. Last time I was too nice. This time, I will finish what I start."
In the build up to this weekend's highly anticipated rematch, Pacquiao (55-5-2, 38 knockouts), now 35, took time out from his hectic schedule to speak with RingTV.com about the best fighters he has faced in 10 key categories.
Best Overall – I cannot specify one. Oscar De La Hoya, Miguel Cotto, Marco Antonio Barrera, Juan Manuel Marquez and Erik Morales all had tremendous skills. They commanded respect because they were all multi-dimensional. I had to be on my toes and give them my 100 percent concentration because they were so dangerous in the ring.
Best Boxer – Juan Manuel Marquez – He is the only fighter who really could figure me out and anticipate my moves. He is a brilliant counterpuncher and a tremendous warrior.
Best Jab – Oscar De La Hoya – His jab is a tactical weapon. It can set up a punch or act as a weapon.
Best Defense – Joshua Clottey – and not for a good reason, at least for the fans.
Best Chin – Antonio Margarito – That fight was a war. It was brutal. I threw everything at him and he not only took it but came back for more. Incredible.
Best Puncher – Miguel Cotto – I can still feel some of those punches he threw at me. Staying on the ropes is not the best place to be when you are fighting him. He's also accurate. He's incredible.
Fastest Hands – Lehlo Ledwaba – His hands were blazing.
Fastest Feet – Oscar De La Hoya – He moves so quickly and effortlessly. He is a complete athlete.
Smartest – Miguel Cotto – It was hard to bait him. He has seen it all. I really had to out-hustle him. He made me work.
Strongest – Antonio Margarito – Big and strong is an understatement. His body shots hurt me several times throughout our fight.
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Genghis Khan Conquers Japanese Palates
What do Japanese look for these days in a nutritious, healthy meal? Forget about vegetables, tofu or fish; they make reservations instead at a very specialized restaurant where customers grill their own meat . . . a restaurant where lamb and mutton are the focus. This is Japan's hearty "Genghis Khan" barbecue.
It may be somewhat misleading to call this dish Genghis Khan, after the heroic Mongolian warrior-king, for it comes not from Mongolia but from China. In the early twentieth century, the recipe found its way to Japan where it was well-received in Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island.
For years Hokkaido, known for its sheep farming, was unique in Japan for its high consumption of mutton.Here, Genghis Khan became a local specialty, cooked atop a unique dome-shaped grill—reminiscent of a Mongolian warrior's helmet—which may have inspired the Genghis Khan moniker.
In the 1960s, after a succession of mutton and lamb barbecue restaurants opened in Hokkaido, related sauces and marinades became commercially available and locals began to prepare Genghis Khan at home. It is the perfect "party food," and it's not unusual to see families and friends gathered around an outdoor grill enjoying Genghis Khan during spring cherry blossom season.
Genghis Khan cuisine has never been a common feature in the Japanese diet beyond Hokkaido. Yet in recent years, a more sophisticated distribution system for chilled meat—and broad changes in consumer tastes—have landed some of the world's freshest, most delicate-tasting lamb and mutton on menus across the country.According to one Genghis Khan restaurant in Tokyo, the number of restaurants specializing in Genghis Khan grew from only about 20 in 2004 to some 200 today. No doubt about it: Genghis Khan is no longer a purely Hokkaido phenomenon.
Why the sudden surge in popularity? Like so many trends in Japan, this one has been driven by young women who are aware of Genghis Khan's high levels of L-carnitine, an amino acid known to burn fat and improve energy, found in many meats and dairy foods. L-carnitine is especially plentiful in lamb and mutton: in fact, mutton contains twice the amount of L-carnitine as lamb. Both lamb and mutton are also full of nutrients, high in protein, minerals and vitamins, low in cholesterol and rich in iron.
Japan's newest Genghis Khan restaurants are attracting younger customers with chic interior design that only enhances the food's typically low price, which is relatively inexpensive at around 1,000 yen (US$9) per serving. As more consumers experience the subtle taste of fresh lamb and mutton, restaurants are beginning to experiment with the traditional Genghis Khan concept. Diners might be able to choose from either marinated meat or dipping sauce on the same menu, while some chefs serve thicker slices of meat in addition to thin slices.
These variations are distinguished by special "secret" sauces unique to each restaurant. Unlike those used for ordinary barbecue, Genghis Khan sauces were originally intended to mask mutton's distinctive aroma. These sauces are still savory and hearty, often prepared by adding apples and other fruit to a soy sauce base, together with vegetables and wine. Individual recipes are closely guarded; some restaurants boast their own unique sauce flavors, such as salt-based or lemon-flavored sauces.
As this newfound appreciation for lamb and mutton sweep the country, delectable and healthy Genghis Khan looks set to conquer any remaining resistance with very little effort.


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Miami Fan Sign: 'Nevin & NCAA Are Rats'
January 24th, 2013| by Lost Lettermen
Anyone watching the ESPN telecast of the Miami (FL)-Duke basketball game on Wednesday night saw at least one Hurricanes fan that is blindly loyal to his team.
As the cameras panned to broadcasters Dan Shulman and Dick Vitale, a middle-aged fan sitting behind them held up a crudely made "sign" (in actuality just a piece of paper). On it was written, "Nevin and NCAA Are Rats, Go U," a clear reference to the Miami athletics scandal involving convicted Ponzi schemer and former Hurricanes booster Nevin Shapiro who outed the Hurricanes to Yahoo! Sports in August 2011.
We're glad this individual was able to get that off his chest on national television.


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Please go through below requirement & provide best possible solution.
Current Process:
For material Type HALB (semi finish goods) process order is executed. After its confirmation goods receipt for process order is done with movement type 101. When this GR is posted, inspection lot of lot origin 04 is triggered & material stock is posted to QI. At the time of Usage Decision of this inspection lot if the material is approved, stock is posted to Unrestricted Use & subsequently this stock is issued to next process order of FG material (Finish goods).
After this, finish Goods may be packed through process order execution in two different ways. One type of packing is Bulk Packing & another is container packing.
For SFG & FG materials there are seperate process orders.
Now the requirement is as follows:
1) when the Finish goods is going to be packed in Bulk Packing, that time the inspection lot for SFG material should not get triggered & stock should get posted to Unrestricted Use.
2) When the Finish Goods is going to packed in container packing, that time the inspection lot for SFG material should get triggered & stock should be posted to QI.
Means the requirement is for the same SFG material one time the inspection lot should get triggered & another time the inspection lot should not get triggered.
Can this be managed by maintain different process order types at SFG level wherein for one order type stock shall be posted to QI & for other order type stock shall be directly posted to Unrestricted Use.
If this type of requirement is possible, How to map this process?
Your valuable suggestions are welcome. Please guide for this requirement.
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You can use two different movement types for different scenarios(container packing & bulk packing) and deactivate the inspection at movement type used for container packing.
I would think when you pack the material to bulk, isn't that a different material number?
Usually in SAP the material number is a reflection of the container or SKU and the material.
I would think you have one material number for the product in a silo, another for rail car, another for tank car, another for drum, another for tote container, another for pails, etc.etc..
If you do, each material would have their own settings with regard to if inspection is required or not. That is standard SAP stuff.
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Liam McIntyre Marries Erin Hasan
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Liam McIntyre Engaged to Erin Hasan
Originally posted 12/03/2012 04:25PM
It was a fairy-tale proposal – complete with a prince.
When Spartacus: Vengeance star Liam McIntyre wanted to propose to Erin Hasan, he used the magical backdrop of Disney World in Florida to make it a dream engagement for his girlfriend of two years.
"Liam had one of the characters from Cinderella come to my door," Hasan tells Australia's TV Week. "They took me to a room and I got a makeover. They had custom-made me a dress based on my three favorite Disney princesses."
Hasan was then treated to a private dinner where McIntyre showed up dressed as a prince.
Inside Spartacus Star Andy Whitfield's Brave Final Fight Against Cancer
Originally posted 06/25/2012 07:00PM
After months of clashing swords and seeking vengeance, Andy Whitfield – the chiseled gladiator from TV's Spartacus: Blood and Sand – ended the first season exhausted with an aching back.
"It's one of the most extreme things I've ever gone through," he'd recall of the role that made the Welsh-born actor a star. "There was a lot of pain at the end of that. I wasn't sure what it was. And it wasn't going away."
In March 2010 doctors found out why. The then-38-year-old Whitfield had cancer, specifically stage 4 non-Hodgkin lymphoma. After a relatively mild round of chemotherapy, by September he felt healthy enough to return to the New Zealand set for season two.
Lucy Lawless Pleads Guilty to Trespassing
Originally posted 06/14/2012 08:30AM
Lucy Lawless pleaded guilty Thursday to trespassing, and had a more serious charge of burglary dropped, after she and seven other Greenpeace New Zealand activists boarded an oil-drilling ship in February to keep it from leaving port.
The Spartacus: Vengeance actress, 44, could face three years in prison at her sentencing in September, but told reporters in Auckland that she doesn't expect jail time, as she is a first-time offender and the protest was peaceful.
"I had to do what I had to do," she said, reports the New Zealand Herald. "We want to tell [deep-sea oil drillers] absolutely under no circumstances is this a good idea. They are robbing our children of their birthright to a clean and healthy planet, and they know it."
Liam McIntyre Is the New Spartacus Hunk
Originally posted 02/03/2012 02:30PM
Prepare to swoon!
Australian newcomer Liam McIntyre is causing quite a stir with his brooding, shirtless, breakout performance as rebel gladiator Spartacus in the new season of Starz's drama Spartacus: Vengeance, airing Fridays at 10 p.m.
The actor, 29, replaces the late Andy Whitfield – who died of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma last year.
Enjoying a bittersweet welcome as Rome's newest hottie, McIntyre chats with PEOPLE. Here are five things to know about the charming hero.
Andy Whitfield, Star of TV's Spartacus, Dies of Cancer at 39
Originally posted 09/11/2011 10:45PM
Andy Whitfield, who starred in TV's Spartacus: Blood and Sand – only to leave the show to treat a recurrence of non-Hodgkin lymphoma – died Sunday of the disease at age 39.
The actor's wife Vashti said in a statement that the "beautiful young warrior" died on a "sunny Sydney morning" in the "arms of his loving wife," the Associated Press reports.
Born in Wales and a resident of Australia, Whitfield was preparing for a second season in September 2010 when he announced that he would not be returning to the Starz series so he could undergo aggressive cancer treatment. He was replaced by actor Liam McIntyre.
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This innovative workshop, part of the Professional Development program at the Faculty of Social Work, was facilitated by Dr. Shoshana Pollack, Associate Professor, Lyle S. Hallman Faculty of Social Work and Wendy Golding of Horse Spirit Connections in Tottenham, Ontario. Wendy Golding and her horses generously shared with participants an introduction to the practice of Equine Facilitated Experiential Learning (EFEL.) Dr. Pollack discussed a study she collaborated on, with Wendy and others, about the effects of connecting with and learning from horses with group of women in treatment for addictions. EFEL is an experiential approach to learning new ways of relating to self and to horses and for increasing self awareness of emotions and intuition. Through the subtlest of non-verbal communication horses speak to each other and to us. The reflective feedback offered by horses can offer powerful information about how we communicate and engage in relationships. Debra Martz Melanson, a workshop partici-pant and Laurier employee, said It was a phenomenal workshop. I have new respect for horses and see them in a new light. I was amazed by their intuitive nature. Wenday and Shoshana will again offer this workshop in 2012.


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Artist: Josh Abbott Band
Album: Scapegoat
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I'm sitting under pine and oak trees
waiting on a summer breeze
to cool me down.
I think I've been up since dawn,
your memories carry on
without a sound.
So I'll be sitting here thinking what to do.
God knows how I miss you.
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But I guess its time I started getting over you.
Verse 2
You're like the peacocks down at the park,
so beautiful but you mean no harm
and you can't be caught.
I thought I had you in my arms one time
and everything was fine
until we fought.
It's like the moment when the rain falls down,
how you broke my heart, what a lonely sound.
The clouds open to a new, clear sky.
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Working with weights will give you useable cycling strength without piling on extra bulk. Just follow these simple exercises at the gym or better still get hold of a Swiss ball and a couple of dumbbells and you can do them at home.
There are a lot of benefits to be had from working with weights – improvements to your metabolism, bone density, muscle mass, stamina, overall fitness… Just make sure you consistently follow safe practices to avoid injury.
How to avoid injury when working with weights
- Train with a partner – it's much safer than working out alone.
- Warm up by riding for five minutes before starting resistance training, increasing your heart rate gradually.
- Do a warm-up set with light weights each time you start a new exercise.
- Cool down for five minutes at the end of your session and stretch all the muscles you've worked.
Look after your back
It's vital that you keep your back in the 'neutral spine' position – its natural S shape – in all of these exercises (except the back extension). This is an important measure to avoid injury. Here's how to find it…
- Lie on your back on the floor with your legs parallel, knees bent and your feet flat on the ground. Relax your back, shoulders and neck
- Use your abdominals to press your lower spine into the floor
- Then pull your lower spine up and as far away from the floor as you can
The neutral spine position is between these two extremes; your lower abdominals flat and a natural curve in the lower spine. Getting into this same back position while standing will take some practice, but it's crucial.
Five weight training myths debunked
1 Resistance training will make me heavy and slow. Well, it might if you followed a programme designed to add bulk, but we're not going to give you biceps like Arnie. This plan is designed to increase your muscular endurance.
2 Weight training will reduce my flexibility. It won't if you remember to stretch properly after each session.
3 I might injure myself. Not if you warm up properly, build up gradually and make sure you follow the correct form.
4 It's boring. We're not talking about endless hours pumping iron in the gym. A 45-minute session at home once or twice a week will get you the desired results. If you get fed up with the same routine, it's time to find some new exercises and vary the intensity.
5 Only professional riders need to bother with resistance training. Nope, we can all benefit, whatever our level of fitness. In fact, beginners will benefit most from resistance training.
10 Resistance exercises you can do in your garage
Of course it may be a good idea to move the car out of the garage first, just to give you some safe swinging space.
1. Bench press
- Rest your upper back on the ball, your core section braced and your feet positioned so your body and thighs form a line parallel to the floor.
- Take the dumbbells out to the side so that your upper arms are parallel to the ground and ensure your elbows are at right angles.
- Exhale as you push the dumbbells upwards towards the ceiling until your arms are almost straight.
- Lower the dumbbells slowly until your elbows are at right angles again.
2. Swiss ball back extension
- Lie with your torso on the ball, your feet against a wall for stability and your fingertips on your temples.
- Draw your body upwards to form a straight line with your legs before returning slowly to the start position.
3. Lunge
- Stand with your feet slightly apart, your back in the neutral spine position (see Look after your back above), with a dumbbell in each hand.
- Keeping your core braced and your chest high, step forward with your left leg. Bend your knees until the left one is at right angles and your right one is just off the floor. You may need to adjust the length of your step until you feel comfortable to get this absolutely right.
- Push back hard with your left leg and bring yourself back up to the start position. Repeat this movement, but this time leading with your right leg.
4. Bicep curls
- Stand with your feet shoulder- width apart, a dumbbell in each hand, palm-side facing forward.
- Keeping your elbows still and back behind the midpoint of your body, curl the weights upwards towards your shoulders before slowly returning to the start position. Alternate with each arm.
5. Bent over rows
- Stand with your knees slightly bent, a dumbbell in each hand, palm-side facing forwards. Keeping your back in the neutral spine position, tip your upper body forward about 45 degrees from your hips
- Draw your arms in, bringing the dumbbells together. Your elbows should graze the side of your body, until your hands are level with your navel.
6. Squat
- Assume the position of standing with your feet shoulder-width apart, and your back in the neutral spine position. Take hold of a dumbbell in each hand.
- Bend your knees and flex slightly forward at your hips at the same time, lowering yourself slowly until your thighs are parallel to the floor.
- Exhale as you push yourself back up to the start position. Think about maintaining your spine position while keeping your feet flat on the floor and your chest high. Get a training partner to check that your back and lower legs stay parallel throughout this exercise.
7. Shoulder press
- Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, dumbbells held just above shoulder level with your wrists directly over your elbows.
- Exhale as you push the dumbbells up until your arms are almost straight, before returning slowly to the start position.
8. Dumbbell wood chop
- Stand with your feet wider than shoulder-width apart, holding a dumbbell with both hands, your arms reaching up over your right shoulder. Most of your weight should now be felt on your right leg.
- Keeping your chest high and your arms straight, rotate your torso. Shift your weight onto your left leg as you move the dumbbell slowly down to the outside of your left leg, while looking straight ahead.
9. Single arm tricep extension
- Begin by standing with your feet shoulder-width apart. Then take a dumbbell in one hand and reach up towards the ceiling.
- Keeping your upper arm still, pointing upright, bend your elbow and lower the dumbbell slowly until it nearly touches the back of your neck. Then reverse the movement, straightening your arm steadily and in a controlled manner back to the start position. It's important to make sure that your tricep – the muscle on the back of your upper arm – is doing all the work.
10. Prone fly
- Stand with your knees slightly bent and feet shoulder-width apart, holding a dumbbell in each hand. Keeping your back in the neutral spine position, tip your upper body forward at an angle about 45 degrees from your hips.
- With just a slight bend in your elbow throughout this exercise, draw the dumbbells to shoulder level, squeezing your shoulder blades together. Then return the dumbbells to the start position. And remember to breathe with each movement.
How much resistance and how often?
- Choose weights that allow you to get 15-20 repetitions without sacrificing form. The last few should be hard work – at an effort level of seven out of 10.
- If you can do 20 repetitions easily, increase the weight slightly.
- Start off at just one set per exercise, but work up to with 30-60 seconds rest in between each one.
- Lots of racers prefer to cut down on resistance sessions in the summer, often just continuing with a small amount of upper body work to maintain strength. But for general fitness it makes sense to keep it going year round, one to two times a week, stopping for a couple of weeks before any big event.
- If you find yourself adding upper body bulk that you don't want, do sessions less frequently, but don't cut them out altogether.
There's no substitute for the real thing - hill repeats
Learn to pace yourself on long, arduous hill climbs
Unless you're lucky enough to live in one of the few truly mountainous areas of the
Even if you're super strong on short, steep stuff, where you can use brute strength and power, it's a completely different ball game finding a sub-threshold rhythm and spinning consistently for over an hour without blowing up.
One option is to try and simulate long climbs on the turbo but not having to deal with gravity and pedalling against artificial resistance is just not the same as battling against a real gradient. The best option is to use hill repeats.
- Find a hill with a seven to 12 per cent grade as this best simulates what you'd find in the
Alpsor Pyrenees. The longer the hill the better, but anything that takes longer than five minutes to climb will do the job.
- After a five to 10 minute warm-up riding on the flat, select a gear that allows you to spin at 80-90rpm on the hill and begin climbing.
- Keep seated and maintain an effort level that's just below your anaerobic threshold. If you don't know your heart-rate zones or don't use a monitor, you should feel where things just start to get unpleasant. If you're with a mate you should be able to talk in short sentences.
- Once at the top, turn around and roll down – although this is your recovery time, keep your legs moving even if it's just back-pedalling.
- Repeat until you accumulate 30-60 minutes of climbing. Concentrate on form, rhythm and not letting your effort rise over your threshold.
- Play around with occasionally shifting up a gear and standing out of the saddle and see the effect that has.
For a more race-orientated, intense session include a 60-second acceleration at some point during the climb and see if you can recover from it while still climbing.
Will resistance training make you ride faster?
As usual when it comes to exercise, this is a contentious question. Lifting weights won't increase your maximum output but studies suggest that they'll allow you to do more work at a higher intensity before you get tired on long, moderately hard rides – the kind that most of us do a lot. And better upper body strength will give you extra control when it's time to put the hammer down for out-of-the-saddle sprints and climbs.
Resistance training will help prevent injuries too by strengthening your muscles, ligaments and tendons, and it can correct muscle imbalances that, if ignored, could give you problems in the future. Primarily focused on your leg muscles, riding doesn't work your arms, shoulders, chest or back much, so we cyclists are often weak in those areas. Train with weights and you'll even things out and improve your general fitness.
Why am I doing this to myself again?
Resistance work becomes even more important as you get older. You'll naturally start to lose muscle from your thirties onwards, and with it strength and power… unless you do something about it. Weight training allows you to hang on to your body's muscle and also your bone density in ways that cycling alone can't. And a bit of extra muscle will also speed up your metabolism, helping you to lose body fat more easily.
Resistance training equipment essentials
Swiss ball: You can get a Swiss ball – also called an exercise ball, stability ball and gym ball – from most sports shops. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to get the right size for your height. They cost between £5 and £15.
Dumbbells: You could buy several fixed-weight dumbbells, but adjustable ones with separate weight discs/plates work out cheaper and take up less space. Sports shops and
Your best bet, though, is eBay (www.ebay.co.uk); there are always plenty of barely-touched sets going cheap from people who've ditched their New Year's resolutions.


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Artist: Phoenix
Album: Bankrupt!
Just don't bother
Don't feed the animals
Don't let them run in circles
Don't [?]
They just don't matter
If you're more than ready, run away
From dusk 'til dawn
Last night on the couch you're livin'
It's a poor complaint
It's the only thing
You're sad and underweight
Whatever, we're so close to "serious"
Whatever promise you made
I have no problem to say "no"
I'll never know
I'll never know you
Reach out for me
I'll never know
It's just another
It's just another complicated case
To settle down the road
Whatever we're too close to "serious"
Whatever promise you made
From dusk 'til dawn
Don't swear that it is your fault
You're sophisticated
I saw the chandelier
I'm folding under the stress
Whatever, we're too close to "serious"
Whatever comments you make
I hear them rattle [?] to say "no"
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Chris Leggett is not the only victim of violence against Christian workers in Muslim countries recently.
In Yemen, the bodies of three Christian workers were found mutilated in a remote region near the border of Saudi Arabia last month.
What can Christians and other NGO-types do to protect themselves while working in hostile areas? John Schafer is a security consultant with InterAction. He travels the world advising aid workers and others on how to stay safe in danger zones and he joined CBN News from our Washington, D.C. bureau. Click player to watch.
Among the victims were two German Christians. Anita and Rita attended Brake Bible School in Lemgo, Germany, and reportedly were serving an internship at a Yemeni hospital.
The third victim, a South Korean woman, taught the children of foreign Christian workers. The women were kidnapped, along with six others, while hiking in an area known as an Al-Qaida stronghold. The six are still missing.
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