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An old-school lacrosse term for when a player or his stick is checked hard enough to make him drop it. Not many schools still follow with the tradition belowmentioned:
::Player is checked and drops stick::
Opposing team on sideline: "YARD SALE!!!"
Opposing team on sideline: "YARD SALE!!!"
作者 talkshow 2005年4月29日
A person who is scattered and uncollected
A person who is drunken and disorderly
A person who is drunken and disorderly
Damn, that guy is a yard sale
作者 Zach 2005年3月25日
a sale in one's yard, but not usually of one's yard.
for people in the UK, it is similar to a boot sale, but held in a private person's yard. See also Garage sale
for people in the UK, it is similar to a boot sale, but held in a private person's yard. See also Garage sale
One person's trash is another person's treasure, which accounts for the popularity of yard sales.
作者 Anonymous 2003年9月01日
In contact sports when a player is hit, checked or tackled by an opponent so hard the equipment from the player being hit fall off the player and spread all over the playing surface. Make the playing surface look like the front yard at a Garage or yard sale covered in used sporting equipment. The opposition will then yell "Yardsale" to complete the act.
"Did you see me yardsale that guy last quarter. His helmet landed 10 yards away."
作者 lax1355 2010年3月18日
When you are skiing down a mountain and all of your gear flies
in every direction after a big wipe out or small avalanche. It sux trying to gather it all together afterwards.
in every direction after a big wipe out or small avalanche. It sux trying to gather it all together afterwards.
Dude, I was flying down the pass yesterday when a noobie cut me off and I bit the slope at like 100 mph. My gear was a total yard sale. I lost my snoopy beannie.
作者 deletedu 2008年2月27日
Having a really bad wipeout.
That snowboarder tried to hit the kicker, but dug his edge and had a yard sale.
作者 B-Doc 2003年8月29日
When a girl is giving a guy head and jerking two guys off at once. Dervied from a skiing term, because a face plant during alpine skiing is called a yardsale. So when the girl is skiing (jerking two guys off at once) and falls down on the third guy's cock, its called a yardsale.
That gang bang really got crazy last night when we yard saled that bitch.
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They should either nerf fairy types or get rid of it all together.
Zaharadine 3 years ago#61
Fire to Blind, Music to Dazzle, Iron to Bind. The words are directly from Jordan's Wheel of Time series dealing with the Finn, but they're traditional fae wards. Elves are fae as well in most mythologies and stories, and the poison weakness comes stories such as Tolkien's Middle Earth setting - since his elves are immortal, poison cannot kill them, but it can leave them crippled, infirm, and in pain for the rest of their existence, this is what prompted Elrond's wife to take the ship out of Middle Earth. Traditionally, bugs also never really bite or bother fae.
The type pretty much makes sense from a fantasy/mythology viewpoint, except for the dragon immunity. That part only makes sense since they were trying to deliberately balance the type. Don;t be surprised if we ever get a sound type, and it resists or is SE against fairy.
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Golden Nirvana posted...
ILiekFroakiez posted...ALL types have advantages over each other
My Return Mega Kangaskhan disagrees. =) Instead of "It's Super Effective!", I see "It's Super Broken!"
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FryDays5000 3 years ago#63
Zaharadine posted...
Despite being the "fairy" type, they're more based on fae in general.
I hope Sound would be SE on Rock too.
Freiza may be cool, but his brother is..... COOLER(get it?)
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my problem with fairy type is it being super effective on dark types im just glad greninja is fast and has protean.
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ColtCababa 3 years ago#65
darealest47 posted...
So they make dragon types weaker but fairy types stay strong? GameFreak if you're reading this then you need to correctly balance out the types so one type doesn't have an edge over the other.
Why would Game Freak care what an unconcerning rant on a message board contains?
That said, if you seriously struggle with Fairy types so much, you are a horrible player.
Did you know that cashews come from a fruit?
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CountPopeula 3 years ago#66
Why do I have a feeling that the basis of this complaints is basically "c'mon, it's a freaking dragon! It shouldn't lose to a dumb little fairy!"
Dragon was really in need of a a hard counter. It was poorly designed, because overall balance wasn't a huge concern in the early days of Pokemon. It was okay to have a type with one weakness that nothing resists because there was only one dragon-type pokemon. In Gen II they added a second Dragon type and had Dragon-type moves. While dragon was always weak to itself, there were no dragon-type moves in Gen I that weren't fixed damage. They also added a new type that resisted Dragon-type attacks.
So dragon attacks were only strong to one thing, and they were only resisted by one thing. But there are only two dragon type pokemon, and that's fine.
The problem is that Gen III, IV and V added a lot of Dragon types. Instead of 2, there were 17. And they were mostly monsters with huge base stats and move pools.
The battle subway trick really shined a light on this. You have your truant Durant and your Whimsicot to cripple the opponent, but then what do you use to finish them off with? A Dragon type with only one attacking move, Dragon Claw. True, it's against the AI, but the guy who devised that strategy racked up like 700+ wins with it without a loss. Part of the reason it's harder to pull off this gen is that your Dragonite needs a second attacking move, so it can't have Substitute.
Fairy was a type that was created entirely in response to the metagame. It's strong against the most common types and weak to the least common types. Except for reason fairy attacks are weak against Fire and not Ice, that was a bit of a miss.
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The lack of Florges in this topic makes me sad. Pretty good fairy imo.
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hyjinx17 posted...
Renalia posted...My two problems with Fairy:
True, being a fan of the dark type I should be happy with the steel change, but oh well.
I still don't think bug needed the hit though.
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Labor Market Effects of Trade and FDI: Recent Advances and Research Gaps
This paper pursues three aims. First, we provide a review of current theoretical advances which pertain to the relationship between trade, FDI and labor markets. We do so under the following (not mutually exclusive) headings: (1) slicing-up the value added chain and the turn to a task-based approach, (2) firm heterogeneity and labor markets, (3) complex offshoring (integration) and sourcing strategies and (4) location of firms and labor markets. Second, we overview existing empirical work covering the labor market effects of trade and FDI. Finally, we identify and summarize the existing research gaps and thereby we highlight promising avenues for future research.
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Soroptimist International of Carson Valley invites the community to have a drink, sample some food and support local women.
Their 17th annual Savor the Flavor event is 6 p.m. Saturday at Genoa Lakes Golf Resort.
"It's always nice at the club," chairwoman Rosann Turigliatto said. "There will be lots of wine, beer, food, music, and everybody can have a good time."
Tickets are $40 at the door, or $35 in advance at Battle Born Wine, Carson Valley Chamber of Commerce, Genoa Country Store, Nevada State Bank, Tahoe Ridge Winery, and US Bank.
Guests can wander upstairs or downstairs sampling food by Killer Salsa, Best BBQ, Genoa Cattlewomen's Association, Hamdogs, Papa Murphy's, Genoa Lakes and others. Wine will be provided by local distributors such as Tahoe Ridge Winery and Battle Born Wine.
Music will be provided by DJ Bill McClain and Vargas and Martin will play guitar.
For $5 a ticket, guests can enter drawings for 100 pulls on a Megabucks slot machine plus dinner for two and a one-night stay at Carson Valley Inn, or they can try their luck at winning a wheelbarrow of liquor.
There will also be a silent auction with prizes including spa baskets, dinner gift certificates and a stay at the Hilton in Huntington Beach, Calif.
"It's an assortment of things," Turigliatto said. "Whatever businesses want to donate."
Proceeds from the evening's ticket sales, silent auction and raffles support the women and children in the Valley through community grants, scholarships and awards to help women improve their lives through education and career advancement.
The Soroptimists donate regularly to Abbey Crossing, Backpack Buddies and Boys & Girls Club of Carson Valley. They also give monthly cash donations to student achievers from Douglas and Sierra Lutheran High Schools.
Membership is open to working women. For more information about Soroptimist International of Carson Valley, visit www.sicarsonvalley.org, or call Brynn Bertuchi at 782-2268.
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Notre Dame crushes Rayne
RAYNE – It may not be Christmas yet, but the Notre Dame defensive unit was sure in the mood for giving Friday night. They gave their offense plenty of chances to score in the first half of their contest against Rayne.
The NDHS offensive group took advantage and put up a whopping 49 points before the first half of the contest was over, and held the Wolves to zero points and minimal yards on offense going into half time.
"We made some good plays defensively," said Notre Dame coach Lewis Cook. "We got some good punt returns, fumbles and interceptions that really help to set the offense up. Because of that, the game got away from them (Rayne) in a hurry."
The Pioneers found the end zone quickly thanks to a 43-yard punt return from Luke Bourgeous. The run set the NDHS offense up at the Rayne seven-yard line. From there, senior tailback Jordan Bertrand went to work. He took the handoff from junior quarterback Ryan Leonards and found the end zone with 10:43 left on the clock. Stephen Benoit's extra point kick made it 7-0.
Less than 15 seconds later, the Pios were in the end zone again. Hunter Stover blasted a touchback, putting the Wolves on their own 20-yard line to start their second possession. On the very first play, NDHS senior defensive tackle Adam Meche picked off a screen pass and ran it back for a touchdown. Benoit's kick made it 14-0 with 10:35 left in the opening period.
The Wolves put together a decent drive and moved the ball to mid-field before they were forced to punt. NDHS senior linebacker Seth Fruge bolted across the line and blocked the punt, giving the offense the ball at the RHS 20-yard line. Two plays later, Leonards made a 10-yard run for another NDHS score. Benoit's kick was good, making it a 21-0 contest with 5:50 left in the first quarter.
Stover's fourth touchback of the night put the Wolves at their own 20-yard line again. On the first play, Meche recovered a fumble giving the ball back to the Pioneers. Two plays later, junior fullback Marshall Watson bowled over Rayne defenders for the fourth score of the period. The Benoit kick was good, tilting the score board to 28-0 with 4:14 left in the opening stanza.
Another gift from the defense came in the form of a Nick Ware interception. The senior cornerback ran the ball back and put his team on the Rayne 19-yard line. A personal foul helped to move the Pios to the RHS five-yard line. Bertrand got the rock and moved into the end zone with less than three minutes left to go in the quarter. The NDHS boys went up 35-0 after another Benoit kick.
Rayne's next possession ended on a sack from Fruge. The punt was short, giving the Pioneers the ball on the RHS 24-yard line. On the first play from scrimmage, Jack Thomas Hundley bounced off a few defenders and found his way into six-point land. Benoit's kick split the uprights, making it a 42-0 contest with most of the second quarter left to play.
The NDHS defense's final gift came in the way of a Jordan Comeaux interception. The senior cornerback picked off a Tyler Venable passed and moved it to the RHS 12-yard line. Seconds later, sophomore tailback Stu Cook found all 12 yards and the seventh NDHS touchdown. The Pioneers went into the locker ahead 49-0 after the Benoit kick.
After a dominating first half, the NDHS skipper put all of his younger players in the contest. The second and third string players rotated in and out of the game. The Wolves scored midway through the final frame. Tyler Venable scored on a one-yard run that capped an 11-play, 55-yard drive. Dakota Broussard's kick made it a 49-7 contest.
Besides the dominating performance by the NDHS defense, another highlight was Stover's kicking. The junior blasted eight touchbacks on the night. He never gave the Wolves chance to start at better field position than their own 20-yard line. He continues to prove to be a vital weapon for the Pioneers.
"Stoves a very nice weapon to have," said Cook. "It makes them start at their own 20-yard line over and over. That puts a lot of pressure on the other team."
The Pioneers' offense accumulated just 181 yards of total offense and did not throw the ball all night. Rayne collected 128 yards of total offense with 98 of those yards coming in the second half.
With the win, the Pios improve to 7-0 on the year and 2-0 in district. Next week's contest against Crowley (4-3, 2-0) will be huge for District 5-3A. The Gents pounded Church Point 40-0 Friday night. That contest will take place at Rayne High School as it will be a home game for the Pioneers.
Rayne falls to 3-5 on the year and 0-3 in district. Rayne goes to Northwest to meet the Raiders who played Loureauville.


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Alastair Cook is relishing the prospect of joining England's 100 Club during the Ashes.
Cook has been an ever-present in the Test arena since making his debut as a 21-year-old in Nagpur seven and a half years ago.
He is on course to break England's Test appearance record - Alec Stewart is the holder with 133 caps - which is perhaps unsurprising given his century is set to be brought up in the third Ashes encounter with Cook still only 28.
The opener may even have an eye on emulating a feat Sachin Tendulkar is soon to reach before retiring - playing 200 Tests.
In typically calm fashion, the England skipper was unwilling to look too far ahead yet conceded reaching the seemingly impending three-figure mark will be special.
"I realised it was going to be at Perth but I had not thought too much about it," he told ecb.co.uk.
"Obviously it would be a huge honour as not many guys have done it. If I do stay fit and do it, it would be a nice club to join."
While such an individual achievement is worth celebrating, Cook is still more concerned with helping ensure England's trip Down Under is a successful one.
"Hopefully it will not be overshadowed by the result," he said. "At the end of the day, it's all about the result and how many runs I score rather than the amount of caps."
Cook's ability to reach the mark so quickly comes about because of the extra cricket played in this generation.
And while some consider it a bone of contention, the Essex man takes heart from the chance it affords to build a fine career.
"That is the beauty of the amount of cricket we play," he said. "We always talk about the amount we play and yes we do play a lot.
"But the flipside is that you get the opportunity to do something special and rack up serious stats or numbers quickly. I will be very proud if I do stay injury-free."
He added: "You dream about being a professional cricketer and you dream, if you're lucky, that you will play for England.
"But it looks such a long way away and you never think you're going to be good enough. Maybe that helps your career.
"It's been a good career so far. Hopefully there are a lot more runs to come and I can stay hungry and injury-free to play a few more years yet.
"I am very lucky to be playing for England. I think when we put on the cap and wear the Three Lions, it's a time to cherish."


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While pitching was definitely the story of game one, the two teams followed the same script on Saturday. Jamie Moyer, with his league best 10 wins, went against the struggling Mike Hampton.
Moyer looked very good in front of another sell-out at Safeco, however Atlanta countered with Hampton, a former Mariner, who allowed just one run and two hits in seven innings to lead Atlanta to a 3-1 win.
The Braves jumped out early and then added a few late, which would be enough, despite an M's rally in the 8th.
Oakland gained a game on the Mariners (44-22) with a victory over Montreal on Saturday and Atlanta (45-21) added a game to its lead over Montreal with an Expos' loss.
Hampton had been struggling of late, but you would never know it if you saw him pitch on Saturday. Hampton (3-3) gave up two hits over seven innings. The Mariners threatened many times, getting runners in scoring position on several occasions. but they could never capitalize.
Moyer (10-3) had a great pitching performance as well. He gave up a run in the first inning but then pitched five straight scoreless innings. He then gave up a run in the 7th and 8th innings.
The Mariners' 40-year-old lefty left after 7.1 innings, giving up three runs on seven hits. He uncharactersticaly walked four, which didn't help his cause.
The M's tried to rally in the 8th when they loaded the bases against former Mariner farmhand, Kevin Gryboski. That fire was put out rather quickly, however, when Braves manager countered with closer John Smoltz, who was asked to get the final six outs of the game against the heart of the Mariners' lineup.
Smoltz, a former starter with a Cy Young award to his credit, got Bret Boone to fly to center - scoring the M's only run - then struck out Edgar Martinez and forced John Olerud to ground out.
After a scoreless ninth, Smoltz recorded his 26th save.
Mike Cameron led off the ninth with a walk, but inexplicably was thrown out attempting to steal second base, down 3-1. He was then thrown out by catcher Javier Lopez, all but ending the M's hopes. The next to batters were retired in order.
Ichiro was 2 for 3 on the game, raising his team leading average to .337.
Gil Meche seeks his ninth win on Sunday against future Hall of Famer Greg Maddux in the rubber match of this series.


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ASHBURN, Va. -- Washington Redskins cornerback David Amerson was limited again in practice, but coach Mike Shanahan said he passed his tests and if that continues he'll play against Chicago on Sunday.
Amerson suffered a concussion in Sunday's 31-16 loss to the Dallas Cowboys. The Redskins could use him against the Bears and their big receivers -- 6-foot-4 Brandon Marshall and 6-foot-3 Alshon Jeffery -- this weekend.
Meanwhile, every other player was a full participation in practice, including nose tackle Chris Neild who was hurt in the first half of the Sept. 29 win at Oakland.
For Chicago, linebacker James Anderson (back), tight end Martellus Bennett (knee), defensive tackle Stephen Paea (toe) and cornerback Charles Tillman (knee) were limited in practice.


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For the first time in almost 15 years, West Texas A&M University hosted its own graduation ceremony on campus and awarded 562 degrees during spring commencement exercises May 10 at the WT Event Center. The university awarded 454 baccalaureate and 108 master's degrees.
Graduates with an overall grade point average of 3.50 or higher were recognized as honor graduates and wore gold honor cords. The three levels of honor recognition are Summa Cum Laude (3.90-4.00), Magna Cum Laude (3.75-3.89) and Cum Laude (3.50-3.74). The class of 2002 included 20 graduates with Summa Cum Laude honors, 33 students graduated with Magna Cum Laude honors and 52 earned Cum Laude honors.
The graduating class represented 11 states and 82 Texas cities and towns.
Abilene: Nicole C. Day, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences
Alanreed: Kristi L. Tidwell, BS, Interdisciplinary
Allen: Jerald A. Larson, BBA, General Business
Altus, Okla.: Amber D. Brown, MS, Communication Disorders
Amarillo: Carol D Adams, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Patricia L. Allen, MSN, Nursing/Practitioner; Janice R. Alonzo, BS, Interdisciplinary; Shauna R. Arriaga, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Natalie A. Back, BBA, Marketing; Shannon L. Baucom, BS, Interdisciplinary; Tisha R. Berry, BBA, Management; Peter H. Berzanskis, MS, Finance & Economics; Jeremy D. Black, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Bradley R. Blankenship, MED, Administration; Belinda A. Boland, BBA, Accounting; Micah G. Bonilla, BS, Biology/Wildlife Science; Heather S. Bonner, BA, English; Felicia S. Borth, BAAS, Applied Arts and Sciences; Mara J. Boyer, BS, Physics; Dirinda G. Braddock, BS, Agribusiness/Equine Industry, and Business; Erika B. Briseno, BS, Criminal Justice; Carey D. Britten, BS, Biology; Tiffany D. Bryant, BS, Biology/Wildlife Science; Denise L. Burk, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Samuel J. Busby, BS, History; Kevin J. Bush, MS, Biology; Michael D. Butler, BBA, Marketing; Deonia R. Campbell, BS, Interdisciplinary; Sherri C. Carroll, BS, Interdisciplinary; Rebecca A. Casias, BSMT, Medical Technology; Hilda I. Castaneda, BAAS, Applied Arts and Sciences; Promise C. Ceasar, BGS, General Studies; Theresa L. Chambers, BMA, Accounting; Robert M. Chapman, BS, Sociology; Amanda B. Clark, BA, Psychology; Chateece K. Clark, BS, Sports/Exercise Science; Andrea K. Cochran, MED, Educational Diagnostician; David B. Coffman, BBA, Marketing; Whitney B. Colgan, BBA, Economics; Marc D. Cornell, MS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Jennifer M. Cramer, MED, Administration; Haley C. Crowe, BBA, Computer Information Systems; Jason L. Crumley , BS, Biology; Laura B. Day, BS, Psychology; Lynn L. Day, BSN, Nursing; Cherise L. DeLong, BBA, General Business; Robert E. Delong, MBA, General Business/Computer, Information Systems; Ersela N. Demerson, BS, Social Work; Thomas R. Dixon, MBA, Business; Kenna M. Dubose, MED, Counseling; Kyle E. Duncan, BGS, General Studies; Giang C. Duong, BBA, General Business; Carol A. Edwards, BSN, Nursing; Mandy L. Edwards, BSN, Nursing; Kyle A. Embry, BS, Agriculture/Plant, Soil, Environmental Science; Elmer L. Ensey, BS, History; Chelsea L. Ezell, BS, Psychology; Courtney M. Ferguson, BGS, General Studies; Jimmy C. Fernandez, MBA, Business; Thomas D. Ferro, BS, Biology; Hillary M. Freeman, BS, Engineering Technology; Terri S. Fristoe, BBA, Accounting; Heather N. Garner, BS, Interdisciplinary; Tanya J. Garner, BS, Interdisciplinary; Monica G. Gawelko, BS, Communication Disorders; Mary K. Gianoutsos, MED, Curriculum Instruction; Nicholas J. Gianoutsos, BS, Computer Science; Vanessa R. Gibson, BGS, General Studies; William M. Glass, BBA, Marketing; Erin E. Golladay, MBA, Business; Lue M. Goodson, BBA, Economics; Melodie Graves, BS, Speech Communication; Sharon K. Grissom, BS, Interdisciplinary; Torie L. Groomer, BS, Interdisciplinary; Olivia Guzman, BS, Interdisciplinary; Brenda S. Haden, MBA, Business; Gus A. Hajje , BBA, General Business; Sherry O. Hammond-Enrico, MA, Psychology; Rose M. Harp, BGS, General Studies; Jackie L. Harris, BSN, Nursing; Margaret J. Harris, BS, Social Work; Tamara J. Harrison, BS, Psychology; Adolph W. Hawkins, BA, History; John L. Hays , BBA, Marketing; Renee L. Hays, BBA, Computer Information Systems; Victor D. Henning, BGS, General Studies; Debra M. Herring, BBA, Accounting; Samuel H. Herring, MED, Administration; Kirstan R, Herrmann, BS, Social Work; Stacey L. High, BGS, General Studies; Brooke R. Hillard, BSN, Nursing; Tori S. Holloway, BS, Interdisciplinary; Jennifer D. Holmes, MA, Communication; Sawyer L. Howard, BBA, General Business; Robert C. Hubbard, BS, History; Ragail B. Hurly, BS, Interdisciplinary; Holly L. Jeffreys, MSN, Nursing/Practitioner; Dora B. Johnson, BGS, General Studies; Randon L. Johnson, BGS, General Studies; Nicole M. Johnston, BA, History; Howard R. Jones, MBA, Business; Kasorn Kaewdang, MA, Interdisciplinary Studies; Kris A. Keffer, MS, Engineering Technology; Mark S. Kelley, BBA, General Business; Kelly L. Kelp, BBA, Marketing; Lindsey N. Keys, BSN, Nursing; Carla L. King, BSN, Nursing; Jon S. Klein, MA, Counseling; Jared R. Knipp , BS, Computer Science; Melba S. Knowles, BGS, General Studies; Carolyn N. Koetting, BM, Music Therapy; Rachel L. Kourey, BS, Interdisciplinary; Suwit Kruaarrirat, MBA, Business; Erin M. Landrum, BS, Interdisciplinary; David W. Lanham, MED, Administration; Jeremy W. Lavake, BS, Interdisciplinary; Amie M. Lewis, BS, Psychology; Jason A. Lincoln, BS, Geology; Robert D. Lockwood, BS, Chemistry; Mika R. Lowrance, BSN, Nursing; Jodi L. Lueb, BS, Psychology; James M. Lynn, BFA, Studio Art; Gary W. Marek, BS, Environmental Science; Jannette M. Marek, BBA, General Business; Pamela K. Marsh, BA, Geography; Robin P. Maxwell, MBA, Business; Jaime A. Mayfield, BS, Chemistry; Jill R. McElroy, BS, Interdisciplinary; Maegan J. McElroy, BS, Interdisciplinary; Whitney C. McPhail, BA, English; Michael R. McPherson, BBA, Management; Rebecca L, McQuay, BGS, General Studies; Michele A. McWilliams, BS, Biology; Paul A. Mendez, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Patricia L. Meraz, BGS, General Studies; Brandon J. Michie, BSN, Nursing; Diane H. Miller, MS, Communication Disorders; Sharon E. Mills, MED, Administration; Shaun D. Millsap, BS, Interdisciplinary; Tara B. Mogyorosi, BS, Interdisciplinary; Todd Y. Montandon, BS, Biology; Julie A. Moore, BS, Interdisciplinary; Todd R. Moore, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Jill A. Mooring, BS, Interdisciplinary; Heather L. Morgan, BS, Mass Communications-Public Relations; Nick E. Morrow, BBA, Finance; Mathew D. Nystuen, BGS, General Studies; Misty M. Ondelacy, BA, Geography; Kelli M. Ondusko, MA, English; Amanda L. Onsurez, BA, English; Kelle A. Osteen, BS, Interdisciplinary; Kathryn E. Otto, BS, Social Work; Carey D. Owen, BS, Engineering Technology; Cassie D. Owens, BS, Interdisciplinary; Kristy S. Paddack, BS, Interdisciplinary; Jeremy W. Payne, BBA, Marketing; Jason D. Peters, BBA, Finance; Jordan P. Pirtle, BS, Biology; Shauna L. Poole, BS, Interdisciplinary; Jason T. Price, BS, History; William A. Price, BS, Sociology; Dawn M. Pringle, BS, Psychology; Michael D. Rader, BS, Chemistry; Shane Z. Redline, MBA, Business; Vanessa L. Redline, BGS, General Studies; James L. Reilly, MBA, Business; Amy E. Reinart, BBA, General Business; Jonathan D. Revett, BFA, Studio Art; Nathan C. Reynolds, BS, Environmental Science; Maria G. Reynoso, BA, English; Jacquelyn M. Rhea, BBA, Management; Elizabeth A. Ricci, BBA, Marketing; Jerra L. Riley, BS, Interdisciplinary; Dallas R. Roberson, BA, History; Sherry C. Robertson, BS, Agriculture/Animal Science; Judith A. Rogers, MA, Art; Danette L. Rouse, BS, Psychology; Drew W. Rowell, BS, Mass, Communications-Broadcasting; Joseph J. Ruiz, BBA, Marketing; Stacy R. Rusk, BBA, Computer Information Systems; Bradley S. Sanders, BBA, Management; Rachel M, Sanders, BS, Interdisciplinary; Alison D. Say, BA, Criminal Justice; Ryan W. Schniederjan, BS, Biology; Karla A. Schoen, BBA, Accounting; Dolores C. Scott, MED, Counseling; Travis C. Self, MA, Music; Alma O. Serna, BBA, Accounting; Sundy L. Sharp, BBA, Marketing; Joseph R. Shollenbarger MSN Nursing/Practitioner; Daniel J. Simmons, BA, Speech Communication; Maralyn G. Smith, MED, Curriculum Instruction; Misty D. Smith, BS, Interdisciplinary; Rebecca G. Smith, BS, Social Work; Susan D. Soya, MSN Nursing/Education; Diane G. Staley, BSN, Nursing; Richard A. Stebbins, BS, Psychology; Stephanie L. Stevenson, MED, Counseling; Kelli R. Strader, BS, Psychology; Cassy M. Summerlin, MS, Biology; Shanna D. Swindell, BS, Communication Disorders; Chris E. Tatum, MED, Administration; Rebecca L. Thomas, BGS, General Studies; Jamie G. Thompson, BBA, General Business; Robert B. Thompson, BS, Criminal Justice; Kristiana L, Tice, BA, Social Work; Karmin L. Trumbly, BS, Criminal Justice; Amanda C. Tyler, BGS, General Studies; George E. Vigil, BS, Psychology; Meagan D. Walters, BAAS, Applied Arts and Sciences; Erin K. Waters, BS, Interdisciplinary; Eugene B. Weaver, BBA, Finance; Tracey M. Wellesley, MED, Counseling; Monte L. Wells, MA, English; Justin W, Wheeler, BS, Chemistry; Christy L. Whitaker, BS, Biology; Elisa S. Williams, BA, English; Elizabeth L. Williams, MS, Communication Disorders; Lauren M. Williams, BS, Biology; Shauna S. Wilson, BS, Interdisciplinary; Kaci R. Withers, BS, Chemistry; Jocelyn M. Wood, BS, History; Brian K. Woodburn, BAAS, Applied Arts and Sciences; Kevin N. Word, MED, Administration; Roderick C. Wright, MS, Communication Disorders; Rick O. Young, BS, Computer Science
Americus, Ga.: Derrick D. Caldwell, BGS, General Studies
Amistad, N.M.: Sharla R. Shields, BS, Biology
Arlington: Sean C. Pate, BS, Public Administration
Austin: John S. Mayo, BAAS, Applied Arts and Sciences
Big Lake: Kamie B. Schwartz, BBA, Management
Big Spring: Amy Dominguez, BSN, Nursing
Bloomfield, Mo.: Mindy R. Bridgewater, BS, Communication Disorders
Borger: Marilee Cooper, MED, Counseling; Jessica J. Garrett, BBA, General Business; Tracey L. Heathington, BGS, General Studies; Heather F. Hess, BGS, General Studies; Kristi L. McElreath, BS, Interdisciplinary; Joshua J. McKinney, BGS, General Studies; Jenny D. Mitchell, BS, Interdisciplinary; Michael F. Mittelstet, BBA, Accounting; Wesley B. Nolen, MBA, Business; Bobby J. Simons, BA, Mass Communications-Public Relations; Haylee S. White, BS, Sociology
Brownsville: Rumaldo Solis, BM, Music
Bushland: Christopher L. Clemmer, BA, Mass Communications-Broadcasting; Dennis W. Mills, BS, Engineering Technology
Canadian: Claudia I. Hernandez, BA, Mass Communications-Public Relations; Cory D. Smith, BS, History; Jeremy T. White, BS, Computer Science
Canyon: Casey P. Adkins, BA, Theatre; Sergio Alcantara, MS, Finance & Economics; Shelly D. Allen, MED, Administration; Magdalena Almanza, BS, Biology; John T. Ayers, MA, Interdisciplinary Studies; Kendra L. Backus, BS, Interdisciplinary; Natalya Ballew, MPA, Accounting; Aaron K. Bassett, BS, Biology; Holly S. Bates, MA, Music; Kris L. Bosley, BBA, Marketing; Charles R. Brantley, BS, Interdisciplinary; Stephen C. Brown, BS, Mass Communications-Broadcasting; Amy S. Browning MM Performance; Katie C. Bynum, BS, Biology; Rodney E. Camel, MA, Criminal Justice; Ryan C. Capps, MS, Chemistry; Wilfred K. Chillian, BSN, Nursing; Hae R. Choi, MED, Educational Diagnostician; Heather D. Clark, BS, History; Carla F. Clements, BGS, General Studies; Courtney D. Cook, BS, Biology; Paul N. Cordero, MS, Chemistry; Amber L. Crafton, MS, Communication Disorders; Brandy T. Craig, BM, Music; Lindsey R. Criswell, BS, Biology; Brenda A. Crump, BS, Social Work; Jaime Cruz, BS, Engineering Technology; Christopher C. Culwell, BBA, Finance; Jodi M. Davis, BS, Interdisciplinary; Delisa A. Dawson, BS, Interdisciplinary; Martha A. Dible, BM, Music; Denise M. Donnell, MED, Counseling; Angie E. Downs, BS, Interdisciplinary; Amy R. Dwyer, BS, Social Work; Lesley M. Eads, BS, Interdisciplinary; Shawn M. Early, BS, Mass Communications-Public, Relations; Kimberly R. Falkenhagen, MA, Interdisciplinary Studies; Richard Forrest, BAAS, Applied Arts & Sciences; Cheryl A. Freeman, BGS, General Studies; Amanda L. George, BA, Mass Communications-Print, Media; Allison J. Gill, BSN, Nursing; Bethany D. Goen, BS, History, M; Bradley D. Graham, BS, Speech Communication; Adam S. Graves, BGS, General Studies; Monica A. Gregory, BS, Communication Disorders; Amy D. Griffith, BS, Interdisciplinary; Jay D. Grisham, BS, Mass, Communications-Broadcasting; Wenxuan Guo, MS, Agriculture/Plant, Soil, Environmental Science; Susan M. Hackett, MA, Music; Kimberly D. Hall, MA, Communication; Michal B. Hancock, BSN, Nursing; Christopher L. Harbin, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Andree M. Hargrove, BS, Interdisciplinary; Margaret H. Hayward, MA, Art; Brent E. Hendrixson, MS, Biology; Bradley L. Henningsgaard, BSN, Nursing; Luis F. Hernandez, MA, Music; Esther L. Herrera, BA, Criminal Justice; Brent J. Houle, BBA, Computer Information Systems; James W. Huddleston, BS, Biology; Joanna L. Hughes, BBA, Management; Viola L. Hunt, BBA, General Business; Angie M. Jeffers, BS, Interdisciplinary; Angela L. Jupe, BS, Interdisciplinary; Joan C. Kelly, BGS, General Studies; Christopher D. Kesler, BBA, Management; Kittivut Kittikunpituk, MBA, General Business/Computer, Information Systems; Jacob D. Langen, BM, Music; Jeffery A. Laye, BGS, General Studies; Heather L. Levering, MS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Phillip E. Lewis, BS, Agriculture/Animal Science; Terri J. Looney , BBA, General Business; Marcus A. Malloy, MED, Administration; Jason W. Mann, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Deidra D, McCarty, BA, Criminal Justice; Jamie B. McCright, BGS, General Studies; Holly E. Miller, BS, Interdisciplinary; Lisa D. Mitchum, BBA, General Business; John W. Moffett, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Jeffrey A Moore, MED, Administration; Holly D. Morgan, MS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Estrada D. Murray, BGS, General Studies; Andrea P. Norris, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Sammy W. Odom, BBA, Management; Sonia E. Parra, BS, Mathematics; Buffy L. Payne, BS, Communication Disorders; Jennifer A. Perez, BA, Mass Communications-Public, Relations; Zena L. Perschbacher, MS, Agriculture/Agricultural, Business and Economics; John M. Pinkerton, BS, Engineering Technology; Kenneth W. Prestidge, BGS, General Studies; Sherry L. Randolph, MA, Counseling; Michael D. Reagan, BBA, Computer Information Systems; Paul M. Rejda, BBA, Economics; Audra M. Roberts, MBA, Business; Michael S. Roberts, MA, Communication; James T. Rush, MA, Criminal Justice; Aaron B. Sams, BA, Mass, Communications-Broadcasting; Thidaporn Sarangkasiri, BBA, Computer Information Systems; Alex D. Schmucker, MS, Engineering Technology; Janice B. Scoggins, BS, Mass Communications-Public, Relations; Shon R. Scott, BGS, General Studies; Richard P. Shelburne, BM, Performance; Joseph D. Shurbet , BAAS, Applied Arts & Sciences; Nolan G. Silvey, BA, Speech Communication; Jennifer N. Smith, BA, Theatre; Tiffany R. Smith, BS, Interdisciplinary; Leslie P. Steffey, BS, Interdisciplinary; Patrick C. Strambler, BGS, General Studies; Jennifer R. Sullivan, BM, Music Therapy; Brad D. Sumpter, BS, Agriculture/Agricultural, Business and Economics; Michael A. Temmen, BBA, Computer Information Systems; Leigh A. Thomas, BA, Musical Theatre; Darcee L. Thompson, BS, Interdisciplinary; Tami D. Thompson, MSN, Nursing/Practitioner; Lora A. Townsend, BS, Interdisciplinary; Ashley N. Trahern, BS, Biology; Tuan A. Tran, MBA, Business; Sarah B. Trosper, BS, Recreation; Clifton S. Usleton, BBA, Computer Information Systems; Valeree A. Valdez, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Nikolaos Vardavas, MS, Biology; Gregory P. Watson, BGS, General Studies; Tera R. Wesbrooks, BS, Interdisciplinary; David M. Williams, BA, Mass Communications-Public, Relations; Mekisha M. Williams, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Katherine E. Woltz, BS, Interdisciplinary;
Canyon: Kimberly R. Wootten, MED, Instructional Technology; Shanda R. Wright, BBA, Management; Jiyuan Zhang, BS, Computer Science
Chanute, Kan.: Seth T. Naughton, MS, Sports/Exercise Sciences
Childress: William H. Davis, BA, Theatre
Christiansted, Virgin Islands: Sara D. Burkhalter, BS, Interdisciplinary
Clarendon: Tangela M. Copelin , BS, Speech Communication; Carrie L. Mays, BS, Interdisciplinary; Rebecca L. Swearingen, BS, Interdisciplinary; San J. Thompson, BS, Interdisciplinary
Claude: Cory W. Alford, BBA, Marketing; Andy W. Conrad, BS, Agribusiness; Aimee D. Roberts, BBA, General Business
Clovis, N.M.: Cody D. Drager, MS, Agriculture/Animal Science; Julie L. McDaniel, BSN, Nursing; Katherine K. Noffsker, BA, Theatre
Colorado City: Whitney K. Bassham, BSN, Nursing; Stephanie A. Partain, BA, Social Work; Audra N. Proctor, BS, Mass Communications-Public, Relations
Colorado, Springs, Colo.: Emily R. Hickmott, BS, Social Work
Corpus Christi: Mendy L. Meurer, BA, Speech Communication
Coweta, Okla.: Courtney M. May, BS, Agribusiness
Crosbyton: Lesley A. Ingham, BA, Speech Communication
Crowell: Julie L. Ellis, BBA, Accounting
Dalhart: Toni L. Brorman, BS, Communication Disorders; Kari M. Caviness, BS, Agriculture/Plant, Soil, Environmental Science; Kenna M. Davis, BBA, Marketing; Amy M. Reyher, BS, Mass Communications-Public, Relations; Luke D. Unruh, BS, Agriculture/Animal Science
Dallas: Dawn M. Mason, MED, Counseling; Holly R. Vehon, MED, Administration;
Danbury: Paul R. Renfrew, BS, Computer Science
Darrouzett: Tracy L. Meier, MED, Instructional Technology
Dawn: Brandon D. Stow, BS, Speech Communication
Dimmitt: Joshua N. Goen, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Elizabeth Martinez, BS, Interdisciplinary; Angelica Walton, BS, Interdisciplinary
Dumas: Jill B. Brewer, BS, Interdisciplinary; Mattye J. Dow, BS, Interdisciplinary; Mary H. Llamas, BA, Art; Douglas A. Rawlins, MED, Administration; Sandra D. Winkelman, BBA, Accounting
El Paso: Rene Rodriguez, MA, Music
Eufaula, Okla.: Cecil M. Crabtree, BM, Music
Floydada: Lisa D. Martinez, BS, Biology
Follett: Donald S. Whiteley, MED, Administration
Fredericksburg: Melissa S. Brown, BA, Social Work
Friona: Twila D. Brown, BBA, Accounting; Wesley E. Drake, BS, Engineering Technology; Jeff E. Hamilton, BBA, General Business; Kay L. Jackson, BS, Biology; Sheila B. Merritt, BSN, Nursing
Fritch: Micaela D. Eagle, BA, Mass, Communications-Broadcasting; Jason S. Stottlemyre, BS, Psychology
Ganado: Jessica N. Pape, BSN, Nursing
Gilbert, Ariz.: Chad R. Love, MBA, Business
Gilmer: David W. Dale, BM, Music
Granbury: Crystal L. Fletcher, BS, Agribusiness
Grand Prairie: Bryant A. Cook, BBA, Computer Information Systems
Greensburg, Ind.: Melani B. Gerber, BS, Sociology
Groom: Kay L. McLaughlin, BBA, Management
Guymon, Okla.: Jana L. Behne-Manos, BGS, General Studies
Hale Center: Mary E. Newton, MED, Counseling
Happy: Jason D. Hammett, BS, History; Erin L. Holloway, BS, Agribusiness/Equine Industry, and Business; Damon O. Sander, BBA, Accounting
Hart: Stacey E. Bennett, BA, Speech Communication
Hartley: Kathleen H. LaRue, BS, Mathematics
Hereford: Robert L. Baker, MBA, Business; Kyle N. Bourland, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Clayton M. Brown, BMA, Accounting; Dwight A. Calkins, MED, Administration; Rebekah R. Caraway, BA, English; Kate W. Denison, BBA, Marketing; Brent D. Flood, BBA, Finance; Crystal M. Gee, BS, Interdisciplinary; Julia S. Klimenko, MBA, Business; Melinda Leal, BA, Psychology; Carol L. Moore, BS, Interdisciplinary; Brandi D. Thomas, BS, Interdisciplinary; Donna M. Tice, BS, Interdisciplinary; Brian C. Torres , BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences
Hermleigh: Emily L. Bavousett, BBA, Management
Hobbs, N.M.: Jerri J. Erickson, MED, Instructional Technology
Hondo: Carlos D. Meridith, BA, Geography
Houston: Leslie R. Grace, BSN, Nursing; Ethan D. House, BS, Mass Communications-Public, Relations; Michael E. Husband, MBA, Business
La Junta, Colo.: Renee L. Hall, MPA, Accounting
Laredo: Lyle G. Perkins, BM, Performance
Levelland: Tommie J. Vidales, BSN, Nursing
Lockney: Stacy A. Bigham, BA, Psychology
Lubbock: Juan J. Baldivia, BSN, Nursing; Julia C. Beaver, BSN, Nursing; Melissa A. Bizzarro, BSN, Nursing; Melinda K. Chavez, MSN, Nursing/Practitioner; Kezia E. Cottenoir, BSN, Nursing; Tammy L. Hartung, BSN, Nursing; Kelli E. Howard, BSN, Nursing; Kelsey M. Lane, BSN, Nursing; Leslie J. Lewis, BGS, General Studies; Matthew G. Weaver, BSN, Nursing
Meadow: Christy A. Escandon, MBA, Business
Midland: Erin M. Rogers, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Candice L. Russell, BM, Music
Mobeetie: Emma L. Swigart, BBA, Accounting
Monahans: Colby C. Carter, BS, Biology
Mountainburg, Ariz.: Christopher L. Strickland, BGS, General Studies
Muleshoe: Ricko Aguirre, BA, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Cary S. Skaggs, BSN, Nursing
Nazareth: Nicholas J. Gerber, BS, Psychology; Trina R. Johnson, BS, Social Work; Jill M. Pohlmeier, BS, Interdisciplinary
Odessa: Lori K. Gregory, BA, Musical Theatre; Heather T. Johnson, BM, Music; James C. Timmons, BGS, General Studies
Olton: Miguel A. Alvarado, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Stuart P. Davidson, BS, Agriculture
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Nearly three decades after he unveiled Bardot in And God Created Woman, Vadim has found a new calling—as an author. His first novel, The Hungry Angel (Atheneum, $14.95), is the semiautobiographical story of a boy's coming of age in Paris after the Nazi occupation. "There is a lot of myself in the character of Julien," admits Vadim. "When Paris was liberated [he was 16], it was like being released from jail. Like Julien, I was hungry for everything—experience, sex, art, friendship, freedom and craziness."
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Skip to comments.Was the Iraq war illegal? Poll
Posted on 11/29/2009 12:09:20 PM PST by DBlake
Ministers in Britain were secretly told that the United States were set on "regime change" in Iraq...
Not to wax philisophical here but what IS legal?
Regime change in Iraq became a stated goal of United States foreign policy when Public Law 105-338 (the "Iraq Liberation Act") was signed into law by U.S. President Bill Clinton. The act directed that:
"It should be the policy of the United States to support efforts to remove the regime headed by Saddam Hussein from power in Iraq and to promote the emergence of a democratic government to replace that regime."
Was the Iraq war illegal? Poll
try this... lies my father told me....
which are all out in the leftists field now...
Secret? Clinton said it was official US policy.
Was the election of Barack Obama legal?
Where's the polls on that?
When it comes to war I mean?
What a huge secret. Congress passed a law stating that and Bill Clinton signed it in 1998.
Bravo! Good question and one that deserves answering.
Iraq's ceasefire terms violations made it VERY legal.
Bush Is Right on Iraq: The Issue Is Compliance, Not Inspections
by Brett D. Schaefer and Baker Spring
Backgrounder #1592
President George W. Bush's resolve in confronting Iraq over its decade-long record of defiance of the United Nations has succeeded in getting Baghdad to agree unconditionally to the return of U.N. weapons inspectors. Their mission will continue to be to search out and destroy Iraq's weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and ballistic missiles. While Baghdad's recent letter acquiescing to the inspections is promising, it does not mean that the crisis has been defused or that further confrontation with Iraq can be avoided. As the President has reminded the U.N. and Congress, the real issue is not the inspections but Iraq's consistent failure to comply with U.N. Security Council resolutions, which require it to disarm, cease supporting terrorism and violating the human rights of its people, and account for those missing from the Persian Gulf War.
Because Iraq failed to comply with these resolutions even when U.N. inspectors were in Iraq, the return of inspectors is no guarantee of success in enforcing U.N. resolutions. The Security Council should adopt a new resolution that documents Iraq's violations of existing U.N. resolutions, demands compliance, and authorizes the use of force if Iraq fails to comply. It should not adopt a resolution that merely commends Iraq for allowing the inspectors to return
NOW! Thats the best yet!
1. committed various and significant violations of International Law,
2. had failed to comply with the obligations to which it had agreed following the Gulf War and
3. further had ignored Resolutions of the United Nations Security Council.
The Act declared that it was the Policy of the United States to support "regime change." The Act was passed 360-38 in the U.S. House of Representatives [3] and by unanimous consent in the Senate. [4] US President Bill Clinton signed the bill into law on October 31, 1998.
Wars are either just or unjust, not legal or illegal. The Iraq war is just.
"Laws of war" is a goofy concept to begin with. Laws much have an enforcement mechanism ... the UN cannot exercise mandatory enforcement.
The laws of war are written by the victors, and are largely irrelevant during the war. The losers are prosecuted, the winners are not.
Not only that ... but laws of war are entirely unenforceable against more powerful militaries. If the US truly committed a war crime — who could do anything about it? The UN could raise the greatest military force it could muster, and we could likely crush it where it stood.
A law without an enforcement provision is a legal irrelevancy.
The power was given to the President by congessional vote to "use force". That is pretty clear to me.
I like the philosophical question posed as to what makes a war really legal?
Wow! Unexpected results.
Dictators have no rights!
I found this the other day. Doesn't make Cheney look too good. Curious how much is true. The first article. Just read down some.
parsy, who is watching the Monk marathon
I like the philosophical question posed as to what makes a war really legal?
Remember war is good, until it conflicts with a leftist and Homo-Leninist agenda; just look at Africa, Middle East and Bosnia
Who you gonna believe? ;-)
There is no INTERNATIONAL LAW since there is NOT ONE BIG GOVERNMENT of the world!
Case closed!
This is a bad HOAX from the libtard propaganda machine(obaMAO involved?)
i'd say that bush's intellegance on iraq was probally 80%- i would have liked to have seen photos, or a team go in there to varify- the commander in chief needs to be 100% positive before he puts americans soldiers in harms way. i think bush was alittle aggressive towards iraq, but it is a 2 headed coin also- are we better off with S. Hussein gone? yeah, i think so
"Either war is obsolete or men are''.
Was the Iraq war illegal?
Yes 50%
No 50%
You voted: No
It wasn't illegal.
We were in a state of cessation of hostilities form Gulf War I.
Iraq had repeatedly broken 17 of the 29 requirements for a continued "Cessation of Hostilities".
In the lense of 911, we were done and had every right to resume hostilities. However, we went to the U.N. and sought their stamp of approval, for resumption and to enforce our 1998 Iraq Liberation Act, which was signed into law by all 100 Senators, at that time and Bill Clinton, the then current President.
The United States acted as lead in a coalition of several countries and with the consent of the U.N.
Was the Iraq war Illegal? No. It had lasted 12 years longer than necessary.
Yep. It was the intent of the United States Government to remove the Sadaam Regime.
And in the end, Cheney didn't make much if anything out of Iraq oil, so there was really little if anything behind all the anti Bush conspiracy oil mongering which was always light on facts and strong on what ifs, anyway. But Bush and Cheney haters will probably never let the facts stop their dishonest hatefest.
I always thought the WMD stuff was kaa-kaa, and said so here, but once we went in, I shut up about it. Still the point is, why did we knock off Saddam? FWIW, I don't hate Cheney. Not fond of Bush but more over economic stuff than this. I am just curious about the truth.
parsy, who remembers the hoopla about invading Iraq
When that expired, Dec 31, 2008, the legal basis was the Status of Forces Agreement aka Iraq Security Agreement
The new Iraq government, not 'we', executed Saddam, if that's what you mean. That was their option, of course. You may mean something else than this, but its impossible to tell from what you posted so far.
You may have felt that WMD's didn't exist before the Iraq War, but few others believed that. Right before the Iraq War, even Democrats in Congress were creating legislation and making speeches against Saddam for having WMD. Now these nauseating LW hypocrites are pretending they were never on board the WMD wagon right up to the beginning of the Iraq War.
The left is making a mad dash for 'regine' change in the US. Their goal is a solidly totalitarian govt.
[[Was the Iraq war illegal? Poll]]
How about a better poll?
Were the actions of Saddam, putting people through meatgrinders while they were alive, setting people in fore- Stripping the meat from peopel whiel they screamed for mercy, throwing people off tall buildings, beheadign htem, raping them- Were those actions illegal, and a massive travesty that the world COULD NOT IGNORE?
'Was the Iraq war legal'? Cripes!
Was the Iraq war legal? Cripes! It was a freaking duty to take out that madman which the UN IGNORED for years! If anythign, waiting as long as they did to do absolutely nothing shoudl be concidered illegal- NOT the waR!
Yes 53%
well that settlews it then- people's opinions are more important than stopping a mass murderer- swell- lovely world we live in- Hooray for us- to hell with anyone else
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Bryan Cranston and the 'Breaking Bad' cast say goodbye to fans at the 2014 Emmys
"Breaking Bad" ended months ago, but last night at the 2014 Emmys, the cast had one last chance to get together and say goodbye to the show's many fans.
Co-stars Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul and Anna Gunn all picked up acting trophies, while creator Vince Gilligan took home an Emmy for Best Drama. Backstage, they joined the show's other cast and crew members to answer a variety of questions from journalists.
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Paul talks the elaborate scavenger hunt he orchestrated for fans and his love of the word "bitch." Cranston recounts his experiences "disguised" as Walter White at Comic-Con last year and discusses the differences between comedy and drama. Then, he and Gilligan explore why "Breaking" has resonated so much with viewers.
Gilligan says the Emmy win was a surprise. "I did not arrive here thinking we would win," he admits, giving a shot out to the other nominated shows. He adds, "It's the icing, it's the cherry on top, it's the fudge...I'm getting hungry!"
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Hendo: an event that involves using your right hand to knock a person the f-out, and then drop an elbow onto their limp body.
This verb arose when Dan Henderson knocked Michael Bisbing out with his huge right hand.
This verb arose when Dan Henderson knocked Michael Bisbing out with his huge right hand.
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Hendo: commonly found on the west coast of Australia, this species is almost impossible to find. There is only one known 'Hendo'; scientists have been unable to find another. 'Hendo' has a placid nature, is extremely nice, and will do anything for anyone. If you have heard of, or know a 'Hendo', consider yourself very lucky, they are a dying race.
Due to the fact that 'Hendo' is so rare there is no example to put here.
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Hendersonville, NC, bitches.
Hot like Hendo-ville, rejoice.
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To be a sly or sneaky
They all went for drinks but the organiser when beeing hendo and didn't invite some people.
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When you take the simplest task and screw it up beyond all recognition.
Bob totally Hendoed that transaction. Please don't hendo your assignment.
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A nickname given to the city of Henderson by its original delinquent residents - A suburb south of Las Vegas - Also known as H Town
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Two Potter County constables resigned Tuesday, a third was sued by the county, and the fourth, Bubba Smith, is still employed.
Constable David Crawford was sued to be ousted from office, Potter County Attorney Sonya Letson said. After the allotted 270 days, since being sworn in on Jan. 1, Crawford did not obtain a permanent peace officer license, she said.
In letters to the Potter County Commissioners Court, Constables Morice Jackson Jr. and Earl Robertson resigned.
Neither had completed the peace officer license requirement, Letson said, and both were asked to resign. Smith, who has a license, was not asked to go, she said.
Crawford said the county does not pay him reasonable wages and does not pay him enough to get his peace officer's license.
"If they don't bother to do their duty, I can't do my duty," he said.
Potter County Judge Arthur Ware said Crawford was paid $11,000 a year, plus insurance and retirement, and $1,000 for education and travel.
Letson said the lawsuit asks the court to make Crawford return wages earned between Sept. 28 and Tuesday - as Sept. 28 marked the 270th-day deadline for Crawford to get his license. Jackson and Robertson, who stepped down, were not asked to return any of their wages, Letson said.
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Longhorns Ash sympathizes with rival Manziel
They're the two biggest collegiate quarterbacks in Texas right now on completely separate paths.
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So, it was bound to happen because it's the Aggies vs. the Longhorns or because it is simply because of Johnny Manziel, but on Monday, Longhorn QB David Ash was asked his opinions on the situation in College Station.
Unlike fellow Longhorn
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"That's a tough question. But, you know, my answer is 'By the grace of God.'" Ash said to a television reporter
while fielding questions. "I don't know Johnny Manziel personally, but I do know that college football players are regular people, and they have their problems, just like everybody else. And Johnny Manziel, he seems like a nice guy. There's a lot of pressure, a lot of things that can go wrong in your life. And probably not very many people are interested to know what that is, or what's going on. Johnny, I just wish him the best. He's a great football player.
On paper, Ash and Manziel seem to be polar opposites, especially on a stat sheet. Ash was raised in a strict religious household with no TV. He doesn't tweet and never had a sip of alcohol, he claims. It seems there's a new report everyday over something Manziel has
tweeted or where he was last seen
But Ash insists he has his demons, too.
"For me, it's only by the grace of God I haven't taken that path. I've been blessed with great parents. I've been blessed with a great community in Austin. I have my problems, just like Johnny Manziel. Somehow, I keep them from you guys."
It's great that Austin has had a positive influence on David Ash. The fans probably reciprocate the mutual love. Then again, given the last few seasons, Longhorn fans may be ready to trade in a subpar, squeaky-clean quarterback for a controversial Heisman winner.


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Naima grew up in West Marin with a
mother and grandmother who taught her how to cook from the land, from
season to season, meals that were meant to sustain a powerful and healthy body.
Naima's love of land and food leads her on many adventures, including
picking mushrooms under the redwoods, crawdadding on Mount Vision, and
harvesting wild onions and nettle from around the Bolinas Lagoon.
One of her first jobs was cooking at Common Wheel, the Health and
Environmental Research Center for Cancer patients in Bolinas. From there
she moved into her long held position as a teacher for Community Action
Marin, building gardens with the children and teaching them to cook
soups, vegetables and nutritious snacks. Hundreds of families have
benefited from her meals and the simple way she talks about the power of
our land to provide health.
- College of MarinChild Development/Early Childhood Nutrition
- Merritt CollegeChild Development
- Bay Area Full Circle Placentophagypresent
- Bay Area Full Circle Placentophagy (current)


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Silvio Rodriguez still inspires millions with poetic and visionary song
HAVANA (AP) — In his 58 years, Silvio Rodriguez has watched wars come and go, ideologies blossom and wither, love emerge and evaporate.
An appreciation of John H. Johnson
Ebony and Jet have been decorating the furniture in African American living rooms and offices for many years. John H. Johnson, one of the wealthiest African Americans in the country and founder of Ebony, Jet and the Johnson Publishing Co., died on Aug. 8. His funeral a week later drew an overflow crowd, ranging from personalities like former President Bill Clinton and the Rev. Jesse Jackson to throngs of ordinary people who came to pay their respects. What was the essence of the contribution of John H. Johnson to the struggle for social progress?
Pastors group campaigns for Cuba solidarity
You might assume that Pastors for Peace, which is being harassed by the U.S. Treasury Department for delivering humanitarian aid to Cuba, is in a pickle. But the Rev. Lucius Walker, director of the New York-based ecumenical group, thinks otherwise. He calls the department's actions "another gift given to us by the U.S. government to organize and gain support for Cuba."
Camp Casey puts Bush on the run
CRAWFORD, Texas — Just two months ago, people in this quiet, rural town, population 705, lived their lives in relative anonymity. But thanks to the lies of an infamous neighbor, the townsfolk have had to adjust to a daily barrage of photographers, reporters, television cameras and, most of all, protesters. .


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Are these early series orders a trend or a mirage?
It's not unprecedented for broadcast networks to give series orders without even seeing a pilot. NBC ordered "The Firm" and "Hannibal" straight-to-series, for example, but that was with ample international financing to defray the risk. NBC also gave "The Michael J. Fox Show" 22 episodes without seeing a pilot, but that was a preemptive bid to bring Fox back to the network and, barring a reversal of fortune in the spring, it was a failure. Looking ahead to 2013-2014, though, there are already at least a half-dozen shows with guaranteed schedule space, ranging from established brands like FOX's "Gotham," to established creative teams like Tina Fey & Robert Carlock's NBC thing to Vince Gilligan's CBS drama "Battle Creek." Then there are big swings like FOX's "Heiroglyph," which earned its early order for the same development-based reasons FOX went out early on "Terra Nova," which didn't end especially well. The pilot process has always been a tremendous waste of money for production studios, but it has also aways been a tremendous boon to Los Angeles' economy. Are we witnessing the early stages of an actual shift in the TV business to something more closely resembling the British model? Or are all of these pre-spring big swings just an aberration? We probably won't know until two or three of them become huge successes or huge failures.
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Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo insists he would never join Manchester City because his "heart" remains at Old Trafford. The Portugal international faces his former club for the first time on Wednesday evening as Jose Mourinho's side host Sir Alex Ferguson's men at the Bernabeu in the last 16 of the Champions League.
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Watch: J. Cole's official 'Work Out' music video
J. Cole isn't the global superstar he deserves to be yet, which is probably why his music video for "Work Out" was budgeted only $16, for solo cups, lanterns and some masking tape. A certain liquor brand product placement likely paid for the rest.
I don't mean to be cruel. I'm a fan of this first single from his Roc Nation debut, "Cole World: The Sideline Story." But this clips certainly brings it back -- with the voice box sample and the basketball-in-the-yard, it's the '90s, and it looks the part. (He also rips from Paula Abdul's "Straight Up," but the '80s has no place here.)
Cole also looks a little stiff here, and a little hallow-eyed. Loosen up, guy, you've got a Sept. 27 drop date to promote.
As previously reported, Roc Nation dictator Jay-Z is skedded to appear on one of "Cole World's" tracks, and producers like West collaborator No I.D., Danjahandz and Brian Kidd are helming.