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State Board celebrates success of 13 Schaumburg District 54 Honor Roll Schools
Annual list recognizes improving and high-performing schools across state
SCHAUMBURG —State Superintendent of Education Christopher A. Koch recognized 13 Schaumburg CCSD 54 schools today for being named to the 2011 Illinois Honor Roll. The schools were honored during a school assembly at Michael Collins Elementary in Schaumburg.
"This is a remarkable list of 13 district schools that have maintained academic excellence amid many challenges, including a very tough economy,'' said State Superintendent of Education Christopher A. Koch. "We hope students, educators, parents and community members will celebrate their success because they are the ones responsible for these outstanding results."
The 2011 Illinois Honor Roll recognizes 703 schools across the state for their continued academic progress. The honor roll is divided into three categories – Spotlight Schools, Academic Excellence and Academic Improvement. Each award has unique criteria that best reflect the diverse circumstances of Illinois schools.
- Spotlight Schools – Recognizes 167 high-poverty, high-performing schools that are beating the odds to overcome the achievement gap.
- Academic Excellence Awards – 438 schools have sustained high performance over at least three years.
- Academic Improvement Awards – 114 schools are showing substantial improvement.
The 13 schools honored Monday are:
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- Michael Collins Elementary School
- Everett Dirksen Elementary School
- Thomas Dooley Elementary School
- Fairview Elementary School
- Anne Fox Elementary School
- Robert Frost Junior High School
- Nathan Hale Elementary School
- Herbert Hoover Elementary School
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The United Way of Eastern New Mexico is hosting a block party Saturday to raise money for a new playground at the Grand Avenue Homes community.
According to a press release, money will be raised through a "Duck Drop."
Individuals can purchase a square for $20 and when all squares are sold, a duck will be released on a grid. The first grid to be soiled on wins $1,000.
Proceeds will go toward a goal of $1,600 to build the playground, the release said.
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Kristine Book, 28, is training with the Illinois Farm Bureau to learn the duties of a farm bureau manager. She is working with Dan Volkers, manager at the McHenry County Farm Bureau. Kristine is enjoying learning about the duties of a farm bureau manager, awaiting an opening at one of Illinois' 95 county farm bureaus.
She is a 2006 graduate of North Central College in Naperville and spent a year in Korea teaching English at an academy program. She is working closely with Volkers to keep members up-to-date on legislative activities at both the state and county government and informing members about services available to them.
McHenry County farmers report harvest work in the fields confirms their fear – corn yields are reflecting the impact of the drought.
Henry Zierer, whose farm is three miles east of Union, reports a wide variation in yields.
Some areas have above average yield of corn.
In other fields, there are stalks with no ears. Some of Zierer's fields were irrigated. He says he's surprised he's getting some decent looking ears in fields that were not irrigated.
He attributes it to better genetics. Earlier in the week, Zierer's combine broke down so he was at a standstill in harvesting.
Bruce Meier of Hebron Township reports soybeans averaging 52 bushels per acre; corn yield is below average at 110 bushels per acre. Some fields yield fewer than 20 bushels per acre.
Everyone's favorite ghost-catching team will head to Woodstock Theatre for a special screening of "Ghostbusters" (PG).
Slated for midnight Oct. 26, this classic will be presented with Woodstock's state-of-the-art digital projection and sound technology.
Tickets are $5 and are available at the Woodstock Theatre box office, 209 Main St. The movie is sponsored by the Woodstock Independent and Harvard Main Line.
A seasonal extension of the Woodstock Farmers Market takes place from 9 a.m. until noon on the following Saturdays: Nov. 3, 10 and 17; December 1, 8, 15 and 22; Jan. 5; Feb. 2; March 2; and April 6. The market will be indoors at the farm bureau building, 1102 McConnell Road, Woodstock. Visit www.woodstockfarmersmarket.org.
Come to the beautiful Woodstock Square for the annual costume contest at 4 p.m. Oct. 31. Prizes will be awarded by 4:15 p.m., followed by trick-or-treating around the Square until 5 p.m. Prizes will be awarded for the "scariest," "funniest" and "most original" costumes in four age categories: ages 3 years and younger, ages 4 to 8 years, ages 9 to 13 years and ages 14 and older.
Please remember recommended hours for trick-or-treating in the neighborhoods are from 4 to 7 p.m.
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Paul wanted the young Christians of Rome to know the truth of God's grace and the peace of God. Then and now, that truth brings us the joy of knowing that Jesus Christ is ours and we are His. We can trust and depend on Him because He has been here since before the world began, and He will be here after this world is gone.
Because God is holy, His eyes cannot even look upon sin. He also does not dwell in sin; so, if the Holy Spirit is to dwell in us, we must be declared holy. Therefore, God anointed Jesus Christ to come and take away our sin and replace our guilt and shame with His grace, mercy, salvation, and forgiveness. God calls all people of all nations to be His children; but only those who receive Christ's forgiveness of their sin are adopted by the Father.
When we as Christians try to be "good enough", it takes our focus off of Christ and puts it on ourselves. But, when we come to Christ and are saved – at that moment – we become saints, the beloved of God. We are instantly transformed from sinners on the way to Hell, to saints on the way to Heaven.
All this transpires in a split second, and we don't realize it at the time. Though we may have little or no knowledge of the Scriptures or background in serving God, He transports into our heart and soul a new creation.
The word "saint" means holy; set apart; sanctified; consecrated. We have no righteousness of our own. The holiness we accept and receive is Jesus Christ Himself. As the blood of Jesus is applied to our sin, His righteousness is accounted to us, and our bodies become a temple of the Holy Spirit. When God the Father looks at us, He sees His Son Jesus.
Our #1 objective as saints is to glorify God. We are to spend time with Him and learn how to listen to His voice and how to obey what He wants us to do. As Jesus said: "My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me." (John 10:27) That's what the Lord has called us to do… Bring glory to Him by living our lives according to His Word and His leading.
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Springfield – System flexibility and parent satisfaction get high marks in the 1999-2000 Charter School Annual Report.
The State Board of Education will be discussing the report at its board meeting December 14 in Chicago. The report will be distributed to the General Assembly with recommendations for potential legislative changes in future years.
The charter school report includes information on student performance, reactions to new regulations and policies, and changes in legislation that would strengthen the state law for charter schools.
"Although charter schools are still relatively new in Illinois, they have valuable learning experiences to share with other schools," said State Superintendent Glenn W. McGee. "Their goal is to stimulate creativity, and they have been extremely popular in Chicago."
Currently, Illinois has 19 charter schools that serve approximately 6,500 pupils. Chicago has 13 of the charters, with three in Cook and the collar counties and three in the remainder of the state.
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At our Student Orientation, Advising, and Registration Program (SOAR), you will:
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Participation in one of the SOAR sessions is required of all new students.
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- Twelve Mile Circle said...
Personally I wish that Daylight Saving Time would disappear and we'd stick with standard time throughout the year. It's a semiannual ritual seemingly based more on tradition than fact. One recent study conducted as a result of Indiana's adoption of DST universally in 2006 concluded that DST may actually increase residential electricity demand: http://www.nber.org/papers/w14429
The only possible benefit I see is that it reminds us to change the batteries in smoke detectors twice a year.
- Catholicgauze said...
Hey 12,
I never understood the whole political battle over DST. I thought about writing about the geopolitics of DST (maybe next time we spring forward) but worried about the comment flame war. ;)
It's kind of like the debate over circumcision, I don't get it.
- Matt said...
I think it would be a great article CG! The paper that 12 refers to looks fascinating. I think it's incredibly hard to measure how energy-efficient DST is and was surprised when it was tacked on to the Energy Policy Act. I personally think it would be better to have year-round DST. Thanks for the link!


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OtterBox pays U.S. $4.3 million to settle whistleblower lawsuit
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FORT COLLINS – Otter Products LLC, the company that makes OtterBox smartphone and tablet cases, has paid $4.3 million to the U.S. government to settle allegations that the company violated federal law by underpaying customs duties, U.S. Attorney John Walsh's office said.
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Colorado, Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced the settlement in a statement Monday. The settlement stems from a whistleblower lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Denver by former OtterBox supply chain director Bonnie Jimenez in 2011. BizWest first reported the lawsuit last year.
Jimenez, of Brighton, will receive $830,000 in the settlement negotiated by Assistant U.S. Attorney Amanda Rocque.
An attorney for Jimenez did not immediately return a phone message.
Between 2006 and 2011, privately held OtterBox made many of its products in China, and then imported those products for distribution and retail sale. OtterBox was responsible for the submission of entry documents to U.S. Customs and for the payment of any customs duties owed on those imported products.
OtterBox, the No. 1-selling smartphone case in North America, saw rapid global growth during the period. The company denies that it knowingly underpaid customs duties and noted that the company settled the case without admitting liability.
"We work diligently to conduct our business responsibly," OtterBox CEO Brian Thomas said in a statement.
The company previously self-reported two customs payment discrepancies, corrected those incidents, enhanced its internal controls and paid all duties that it owed, Thomas said.
"With resolution of this matter, we are pleased to continue to focus on manufacturing and innovating technology protection products that our customers know and trust, and remain dedicated to being a responsible corporate citizen," he said.
OtterBox previously said it would vigorously contest the lawsuit and was confident it would see a "favorable outcome" in court. On Sept. 26, the company asked that the case be dismissed, saying that it already had notified the government of the shortcomings in its import-tax payments.
Federal authorities alleged that from Jan. 1, 2006 through Dec. 31, 2011, OtterBox knowingly omitted a portion of the value of OtterBox cases on imported product documents and made false statements in other document submitted to Customs and Border Protection.
As a result of OtterBox's omissions and false statements, Walsh said OtterBox knowingly underpaid customs duties it owed and violated the False Claims Act.
The False Claims Act gives whistleblowers with knowledge of fraud against the United States the chance to present those allegations to the government by bringing a lawsuit on behalf of the U.S. If an investigation confirms those allegations, the whistleblower shares in a settlement.
"America's economic security and prosperity are at the heart of U.S. trade law," Walsh said in the statement. "Customs duties are a significant source of revenue for the United States, and this settlement demonstrates that the Department of Justice will zealously enforce their lawful collection."
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House of Pain live at the Bomb party 6/7/92
Andre Nickatina (Dre Dog ) with Coughnut from I.M.P. - 2/20/94
Invisibl Skratch Piklz @ Bomb Hip-Hop party 2/20/94
More footage to be uploaded over the next few months from the following old Bomb parties:
Bomb's LIVE IN CONCERT - 9/17/95
The last in a series of concerts promoted by The Bomb Hip-Hop Magazine at the DNA Lounge. Features performances by; Kool Keith (first live performance of any Dr. Octagon material), Aceyalone, Abstract Rude & Tribe Unique, Invisible Scratch Pickles (Q-Bert, Disk, Shortkut), Solesides Crew (Blackalicious, Lyrics Born, Lateef), Key Kool & Rhettmatic (with LMNO, Lord Zen, Dannu, 2 Mex), Jurassic 5, Homeliss Derilex, Beat Junkies (Rhettmatic, J Rocc, Babu, Melo D), Mystik Journeymen, 10 Bass T, Urban Soul (with Mixmaster Mike), Under Bombers, and Soul Kitchen.
Starring: Supernatural, Q-BertMixmaster MikeShortkut, West Coast Rocksteady Crew, Yaggfu Front, Volume 10, Schoolly D, Akinyele featuring Rob Swift, Champ MC & YoYo, 10 Bass T, Mad Pack, Dred Scott, Shakey featuring Rahzel the Human Beatbox, Dre Dog & IMP, RawSoul and the Dereliks.
Bomb's SUMMER CONCERT - 7/5/93
Performances by; Q-Bert, Mixmaster Mike, Apollo, Disk, Ultramagmetic MCs, Pete Nice & Daddy Rich, Alkaholiks, Total Devastation, What the Hell, Rymskeme and the Dereliks.
Bomb Party - 10/18/92
Art of Origin, Charizma and Peanut Butter Wolf, Rocksteady DJs, 10 Bass T and Elements of Change.
Bomb Party - 6/7/92
House of Pain (with B-Real from Cypress Hill) and 3 Shades of Rhythm (Bored Stiff).
There is one old Bomb party that I do not have footage from. The person I was to hire to video tape it could not be located. I remember seeing at least 2 people in the venue that night that had handheld video cameras. If you have footage from the show listed below please contact me. I will trade for the footage.
Bomb Hip-Hop Tour : San Francisco - that's it! - 2/14/93
Pharcyde, Qbert, Crazy Legs and the West Coast Rocksteady Crew, Masta Ace, Freestyle Fellowship, Funkdoobiest, Nas, The Goats, Da Youngstas, Charizma & Peanut Butter Wolf, Da Rymeskeme and DJ Shadow.
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Ant is a powerful tool for automating tasks in Java development, and can be used quite effectively when dealing with development tools that have odd requirements, or special features like code generation. This article will show the use of Ant when working with a tool like the Java API for XML Binding (JAXB), and in the process show how JAXB can be used with packages, a feature not demonstrated in the examples provided in the JAXB distribution.
Working with XML in Java can be greatly simplified when the developer can utilize type-safe classes that directly reflect the XML tree, rather than abstract DOM (or JDOM) trees that require the elements and attributes to be analyzed. JAXB is being designed and worked on by the Java Community Process, to provide an API and toolset for generating Java source files from an XML DTD and some additional schema specification. JAXB's optimal use is in situations where developers are working with already-existing XML data object specifications. Even in its current early access state, JAXB is quite powerful, with a lot of potential for projects that use XML.
Although the examples provided with JAXB are relatively comprehensive, they don't necessarilly reflect the ideal environments and approaches that Java application developers should use. JAXB provides the means to work with packages, for example, but the distribution provides no examples of such use. Java developers are (or should be) used to using a build tool to automate tasks, and such tools will be useful in automating the generation of Java source files from DTD and XJS files.
Ant is the build tool developed and used by the Jakarta project, a group under the Apache banner, who have been developing a number of open source Java tools and libraries for client-server development (including Tomcat, the Servlet/JSP reference implementation). Though the example here uses JAXB, the technique is also workable for other code-generation tools, such as IDL or RMI. We'll work with refactoring the checkbook example from the JAXB distribution to use packages.
An important step is to lay out a development hierarchy that will separate the generated source files from the source files written by the developer. The user and the build system should be able to clean up and delete auto-generated files without worrying about accidentally deleting the files they themselves have written.
The base hierarchy contains just the
src directory and the data
definitions directory (called
datadefs in this example). The
directory will get the three
.java files that aren't generated
CheckbookBalance, and
TransDate), and
datadefs will
get the
checkbook.dtd and
checkbook.xjs files. The test data remains
in the root directory (strictly as a simplification here). The build
system will create the other directories as needed in its
init target:
<project name="checkbook" default="test">
<target name="init">
<mkdir dir="docs"/>
<mkdir dir="gensrc"/>
<mkdir dir="build"/>
While it's in mind, a matching
clean target should be added:
<target name="clean">
<delete includeEmptyDirs="true">
<fileset dir="build"/>
<fileset dir="gensrc"/>
<fileset dir="docs"/>
The directory hierarchy:
root |- src | |- checkbook | |- convertors | | |- TransDate.java | |- demos | |- CheckbookApp.java | |- CheckbookBalance.java |- datadefs | |- checkbook.xjs | |- checkbook.dtd |- checkbook.xml |- march.xml |- build.xml
This could be modified to also delete any generated data files, such as the
_new XML files made by the test program, or text editor backup files.
Next, we add the target to use JAXB to generate the
.java files from the DTD and XJS files. The classname was determined by examing the XJC shell script that comes JAXB. This Ant buildfile will actually be more portable than the example used with the distribution, as that file doesn't include a
.bat script for Windows systems.
<target name="jaxb" depends="init">
<java fork="yes"
dir="." classpathref="jaxb.class.path">
<arg value="datadefs/checkbook.dtd"/>
<arg value="datadefs/checkbook.xjs"/>
<arg value="-d"/>
<arg value="gensrc"/>
In order for this to work, some properties need to be set up:
<!-- define the home for the JAXB distribution -->
<property name="JAXBHOME"
<path id="jaxb.class.path">
<fileset dir="${JAXBHOME}/lib">
<include name="**.jar"/></fileset>
<path id="build.class.path">
<fileset dir="${JAXBHOME}/lib">
<include name="jaxb-rt-1.0-ea.jar"/></fileset>
<path id="run.class.path">
<fileset dir="${JAXBHOME}/lib">
<include name="jaxb-rt-1.0-ea.jar"/></fileset>
<pathelement path="build"/>
The JAXB classpath needs to include all of the
.jar files, since it calls the compiler as well as the runtime. The
build.class.path only needs the runtime
.jar file, but the
run.class.path, which needs to find the
files of the application to run its tests, needs to also include the build
directory. These can, of course, be modified to add COTS and other
files needed for the application. JAXB includes a pre-Crimson XML parser in
its runtime, so having an XML parser in the classpath is not required. In
future releases, it should be expected that JAXB will likely depend on JAXP
as a separate download, or JAXB will be included in future releases of the
While the
-d and
gensrc arguments specify that the
gensrc directory will be
the root directory of the generation, they do not specifically specify that
the generated files will belong to a specific package. This has to be done
by editing the
checkbook.xjs file and adding a line to the definition, right below the XML-java-binding-schema tag:
<options package="checkbook"/>
The generated files will be put into the directory
gensrc/checkbook, and,
fortunately, the JAXB system will automatically create the subdirectories as
needed, so that the user doesn't have to add them to the
mkdir set in the
init target.
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The three
.java files in the
src directory ("the developer's files") need to be modified by adding
import checkbook.*; to each, so that they can find the data sources in their new package.
Next, the
.java files, both the developer's and the generated ones,
need to be compiled. This requires using the
src child element of the
javac task, rather than the
srcdir attribute. Separating the task of
compiling into two separate tasks or targets doesn't work: the two are
interdependent -- compiling the
src directory needs the generated
java sources, but compiling the generated sources needs the converters
in the
src directory. It may be possible to separate the task into
three compilations (the converters, then the generated files, then
finally the application files that use the generated data), but that
seems overkill. Fortunately, Ant provides a way out: you can have
src child elements to the
javac task, and Ant considers
them all equal.
<target name="build" depends="jaxb">
<javac destdir="build" includes="**/*.java"
<src path="src"/>
<src path="gensrc"/>
<classpath refid="build.class.path"/>
I choose to turn the Ant runtime off, in case I have different
implementations of some of the Ant classes (such as XML parsers) and also to
keep Ant from leaking in my default CLASSPATH, which may point to working
versions of the current application and keep the system from compiling
against the correct versions of COTS or other external
.jar files.
It would also be possible to specify the two (or more) source directories in
srcdir attribute (
src="src:gensrc") by separating them with colons, but
one of the points of XML, and by extention, Ant's
build.xml files, is to make
human-readable build files that are computer-processable, and let Ant deal
with the complex syntax involved in sending multiple parameters to the
command line instead of the user. So my general recommendation is to use
child attributes or separate path specifications as much as possible over
putting every specification in the task's attribute lists. The reader may
also note the specification of
.java files in the
includes attribute;
if you leave this off, Ant may attempt to compile
all files in the
directories, causing unnecessary failures.
If you attempt to compile now, you'll run into a failure that unfortunately
can't be worked around in an ideal way. The
TransDate class "can't
be found" by the generated
.java files. This seems odd, since you know
TransDate.java is right there in
src, so you might be concerned that the
multiple-src feature of Ant isn't working (or something to that effect). In
fact, it's a side effect of Java's package feature. When a class is declared
to be in a package, it cannot reference a class in the "root" package
(i.e., a class not in a package) without a specific import statement to that
class (and
import *; doesn't work). JAXB gives no means of adding that
kind of import to the generated file, and it's rather unefficient (and
tricky) to try to come up with some way of adding that line to each
.java file.
So the alternative, and in fact the better design, is to move the
class into its own package,
checkbook.convertors. While we're at it, we'll go
ahead and move the other two Checkbook files to the package
(remembering that we need to both move the file and add the package
TransDate is now in another package, we have to go back and edit
checkbook.xjs file again, changing
<conversion name="TransDate"
<conversion name="TransDate"
Finally, this change requires editing
CheckbookApp.java, which references
TransDate, to add the
import checkbook.convertors.*; line.
Now, all the files should compile, and we can add a target to run the demo, with a simple Java task.
<target name="test" depends="build">
<java fork="yes"
dir="." classpathref="run.class.path">
Note how this is using the
run.class.path, which makes sure that the built
.class files are included in the
.classpath. I almost always
fork in my Java tasks, in case of accidental uses of
At this point, the task is done, with the possible exception of adding
targets to make distribution
.jar files or the Javadocs. The former
is trivial, but making Javadocs when the sources are coming from more
than one directory is less so, since this uses a different (though more
standard) syntax than the
src elements of
javac. (I expect that in Ant 2.0,
javac's syntax will be modified to match and bring all tasks into conformity.) The Javadoc task uses Ant's path syntax, the same that was used in specifying the classpath references above.
<path id="src.path.list">
<pathelement path="src"/>
<pathelement path="gensrc"/>
With that in place, we can reference it with the Javadoc task:
<target name="javadoc" depends="build">
<javadoc sourcepathref="src.path.list"
windowtitle="Checkbook Example API Documentation"
It would be useful, in a larger environment, to specify the package names by some other means than listing them there (or as a property), or in an external text file, but Ant doesn't currently provide that feature. When running this target, a large number of warnings will show up, because Javadoc can't find the JAXB runtime sources or Javadocs. These can be ignored, or you can add a link attribute to your own Web page that has a copy of the files. Javasoft.com does not publish the Javadocs themselves so, unlike with the JDK, you can't link to a copy there. This may change when the package moves out of early access.
In the next article of this series, we will look at ways of embedding JAXB
into the build process more deeply by installing it into the Ant lib and
writing new Ant tasks and mappers to keep Ant from regenerating the
files on every run. Ant provides default mappers to specify one-to-one and
many-to-one relationships between source and target files, but does not
address the issue of one-to-many relationships that JAXB uses. That article may also
address the idea of making a task that creates the packagelist file
automatically by analyzing the directories under the source tree.
Joseph Shelby is Software Engineer, ISX Corporation, Arlington, VA.
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A Muskingum County student is challenging her high school's display of a painting depicting Jesus because two classmates were sent to the office last month for being disruptive in their support for an art-class T-shirt carrying the slogan "Gay is Okay."
Allison Whaley, an 18-year-old senior at John Glenn High School in New Concord, about 70 miles east of Columbus, said she was frustrated by what she sees as her community's lack of tolerance.
"I'm trying to break down barriers and instill a tolerance for other lifestyles, for other cultures and religions," she said.
East Muskingum school district Superintendent Jill Johnson said art students were assigned to research several social topics and create T-shirt designs that exemplified their feelings about the topic. The designs were displayed in a case near the high school's front entrance.
Two of the designs — "Gay is Okay" and another that said "Right to Life" — "became hot topics throughout the rest of the school," Johnson said. "There were comments made and side conversations overheard. The decision was made to remove the T-shirts as disruptive to the educational process." Two students were sent to the office for arguing about them.
"It seemed like, by taking it down, the school's saying gay is not OK," Whaley said.
She requested that the Good Shepherd painting in the school office be removed.
Johnson said the painting was donated in honor of a Latin teacher who died in front of her class in 1971 after serving the district for more than 50 years. The painting hangs in a side hallway of the office, the superintendent said, and cannot be seen by students or visitors from the front counter.
Asked if the painting, which depicts Jesus in a field with lambs, could be viewed as an endorsement of Christianity, Johnson said, "What it endorses is the life of an individual spent educating students at John Glenn High School. It's a memorial. That's what it endorses."
The Jackson school district in southern Ohio agreed to remove a copy of the Head of Christ painting that had been displayed in a school there since 1947 after being sued in February by the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio and the Freedom From Religion Foundation of Madison, Wis.
The Ohio ACLU is ready to look into the New Cincord matter, spokesman Nick Worner said. "These cases are all very fact-specific. However, it is pretty well-established case law that a religious portrait displayed by a public school is in violation of the established (separation of church and state) clause."
Whaley said she felt that now was the time to raise the issue of the high school's Jesus painting because the environment in her high school of nearly 600 students already was politically and socially charged.
"If we're teaching discrimination in the schools, those students grow into our future adults, and New Concord will never change," she said. "Displaying a 'Gay is Okay' T-shirt alone won't do that. Removing a picture of Jesus won't do it. But I think if I start to stand up, other people will, as well."
Johnson said no decision on the painting will be made until she can discuss it with the school board. The next scheduled board meeting is Nov. 14.


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We guarantee our prices for 3 business days from the date of your order. If an item goes on sale within 3 business days of your order, we will credit you the difference. To take advantage of this, simply email us at [email protected] to request a credit.
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For any questions regarding our returns process please contact us at [email protected] or 800.520.2890.
Please be sure to package the items you are returning in the same way that you received them. This is especially important for espresso machines and coffee makers. Please do your best to return it to us in the same way it was packaged when you received it.
Items damaged in return shipping due to inadequate or incorrect repackaging, or that are returned exceptionally dirty from use, may be charged a restocking fee of up to 20% of the purchase price. We also reserve the right to assess a restocking fee if the return does not follow the guidelines listed in our Return Policy.
Returns are accepted up to 30 days from the date the order was shipped. You must contact us first at [email protected] or 800.520.2890, then send the item back to us at your expense. Once we receive your return package it will be inspected and a refund will be issued to your card. We will notify you via email after your items are received and after we have credited your card.
To exchange an item, simply return it using the return process detailed above and place a new order online or over the phone for the item you want.
Before returning an espresso machine or grinder, you must call or email us to obtain a Return Authorization Agreement (RAA) from our company.
Once we have received your request, we will send you additional details regarding the return procedure, such as how to prepare the machine for shipping and packaging instructions. You should return the (RAA) to us if you understand and agree to the terms and conditions of the statement; we will then issue a Return Authorization (RA) number, which must appear on the outside of the box.
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In the USA (lower 48 states) we will send out your order over $75 with free ground shipping or discounted expedited shipping. It's that simple.
Most of the espresso machines we sell are imported from Italy to New York. We warehouse our own stock in Portland, Oregon, but we optimize each order depending on shipment address and inventory levels to get it to you the fastest way possible. This means that some orders will ship from our warehouse in Portland, and others will ship directly from the importer in New York. We will use your address and shipment method to determine the fastest way to get your machine to you. If you have any questions on how your machine will be shipped, contact us at 800.520.2890
Currently we do not offer international shipping.
Shipping charges for orders to Alaska, Hawaii and PO Boxes may be charged higher rates for heavy or large items, and we will require you to pay for damage insurance for some espresso machines shipments. We will contact you if a shipping surcharge is required. This is usually the case for oversized items like drip coffee makers and espresso machines. The typical charge for shipping to Alaska and Hawaii is $20-30. We will discount the charge by the amount that we normally pay for similar orders to customers in the lower 48.
Once an item has been shipped, we normally cannot cancel or change the shipment. If necessary, we can send a return label once the item has been received. If the item must be redirected or returned to us while in transit, you may be liable for any service fees we are assessed by the carrier.
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Shipping costs related to warranty replacements or repairs will be covered by Clive Coffee for the first 30 days from the time you received your machine. This means we will pay for UPS ground shipment costs both ways. After 30 days, the customer is responsible for shipping items to Clive Coffee, and we will pay the shipping costs back to the customer (full shipping insurance for the value of the machine will be available for an additional fee).
Please keep in mind that general "wear and tear" on parts that are subject to deterioration due to normal use, such as gaskets, filters, grinder burrs, plastic parts like bean hoppers, and so on, are not covered by this warranty.
Extended one year warranty has the same coverage as the one year warranty just extending the warranty for an additional year.
All warranty work is done by Clive Coffee or the importer of the machine (such as Chris Coffee Service and Rancilio NA). Some manufacturers, such as Baratza Grinders do perform their own warranty service.
When you call us please note that we will try to troubleshoot the issue over the phone, so please have the machine in front of you so that you can perform a few basic diagnostic actions. If we are unable to resolve your issue we will provide you with detailed information on how to return your machine to our service department.
For additional points regarding shipping responsibilities, please refer to the rules for our return policy.
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We advise you to inspect your purchase when it first arrives for damage during shipment.
Please inspect your package when you receive it from UPS. If there is evidence of exterior damage to the shipping carton and the delivery person is present, ask them to note it on their delivery manifest and request a damage claim form. Should it be necessary for you to submit a damage claim the notation on the manifest may prove to be very helpful. If you find that your machine is damaged from shipping, please call UPS at 1-800-742-5877 to report the damage. You must also contact us within 5 business days. Make sure that you keep all packaging (boxes, shipping labels, packing material, etc.) as UPS will need to inspect not only the machine but the packaging as well. For UPS terms and conditions click here . Once we receive a claim number from UPS, we will be more than happy to take care of the problem to your satisfaction.
We will process your warranty issue as quickly as possible. Once we receive your machine in our repair center, we commit to repairing and returning your machine to you within 30 business days.
We have partnered with Bongo International to service our international customers.
Bongo provides a streamlined and cost-effective way for us to ship to our international customers. It's quite easy to use; simply add items to the cart and enter your international address in the Shipping section. If you select a country outside of the US, you will be automatically transferred to Bongo's Secure International Checkout page where you will be provided with international shipping costs that include duties and taxes for your shipment.
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NOTE: Unfortunately we cannot replace or refund broken items if they were shipped internationally. Items shipped outside the US are done so at the buyer's risk. Please also note that there is no warranty on any items shipped internationally.
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We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover credit and debit cards. To pay by cashier's check, send it to our address under Contact Us along with your desired items. Include your name, address, phone, and email. We'll send you tracking info as soon as the cashier's check clears our bank.
When you place an order on our website, your credit card is authorized for the amount of the order. This reserves the funds until we are able to capture the payment. We normally only capture the funds from an authorization when we have a tracking number generated by our freight company, but we have a different policy for espresso machines. We've had numerous instances of credit cards declining our attempt to capture the funds after the espresso machine has left our facility. We then have to try to intercept the package with the freight company's help until we can resolve the credit card issue.
Because of this, we will charge your card (meaning capture the authorization) as soon as we begin to prepare your espresso machine for shipment. Espresso machines are bench tested before being shipped to you, and sometimes this can add time to the process of preparing your machine for shipment. Some machines can ship the same day you order it, while others may take an extra day or two to be tested and prepared for shipment. We will keep you apprised of the status of your machine as its headed your way, and will send tracking information as soon as it is available. Questions? Contact us at 800.520.2890.
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"Do I have to send my machine back to Italy for repair?"
Definitely not.
Like all finely tuned machines, espresso machines and grinders require maintenance and occasional repairs. For our customers, we take away the hassle of dealing directly with the manufacturer when a problem arises. Repair costs, including parts and labor, are covered under warranty for the first year by the manufacturer. On most machines we extend that warranty by another year.
In the event that something happens to your machine, we will work with you to determine the best way to get your machine back up to speed.
Many repairs can be taken care of with a screwdriver after a brief chat over the phone.
If it turns out to be a more complicated problem, we can arrange to take care of the repair here in Portland or at the importer's service center.
We currently only service espresso machines from Lucca, Izzo, La Marzocco, La Spaziale, Quick Mill, Rancilio, and Rocket. We service Mazzer and Macap grinders.
For all questions regarding warranty and service for the following brands please use the following contact details to contact them directly:
Breville: Phone 1-866-273-8455 or visit http://brevilleusasupport.com
Baratza: Phone 425-641-1245 or email [email protected]
Technivorm: Phone 855-662-2200 or email [email protected]
Bonavita: Phone 1-855-664-1252 or visit http://bonavitaworld.com/contact-us
For service on your machine, email [email protected] with the model information of your machine and a description of the problem. We will email you back shortly with further instructions. Please note that we charge a $25 diagnostic fee for any machines brought to Clive Coffee for repair (except for warranty items).
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Going back in time would you lose your virginity to the same person you lost it to the first time?
I'd lose it to the person I lost it to the second time. I was re-virginated and it worked.ReplyCancel
I dunno. I'm Still a virgin…ReplyCancel
Is crowdgather looking into sex therapy ads?ReplyCancel
@Kristen haha you betchA–hence me no longer being a virgin….
Nah no new battle wounds on my back—-but thanks for asking : )
I dont remember who she was…..:(ReplyCancel
well thats good Karen—not many people can say that this day-in-age. My older sister is the same one guy she has been with since she was 16 and now is 41. They have been married for 15 years and have 2 kids. Must be nice not having to worry about cheating,stds, on-line dating etc…ReplyCancel
Yes I would. I waited until I was 20 to lose my virginity. I have no regrets. Even though that relationship only lasted a year.ReplyCancel
@Derek Harvey, we haven't been together since we were teens so I dated a lot of guys before him (and even went through online dating, though it's not how we met). Perhaps I waited longer than I should have, but I'm not one of the "No" answers above, either.ReplyCancel
Hell no indeed. This is what happens when you are impatient.ReplyCancel
Hell no!
I would skip over doing men completely, and just jump right into Malin Akerman's heavenly stash…ReplyCancel
@Derek I still think it's a devil baby in you 🙂ReplyCancel
Hell yeah. Then again to me sex should only be missionary and done in the dark with a hole cut in a sheet between me and the woman. I'm a good boy.ReplyCancel
Nah, I'da bought a different hooker years earlier.ReplyCancel
No, he cheated on me with one of my best friends. The next boyfriend was my first real love.ReplyCancel
No – I think this is a dumb question for a guy- Unless you can tell me I would have lost it later that night ( and I mean like minutes later) I'm sure that the thought that I should wait for someone else never entered my head – the big one or the little one. Unless it was with the love of your life most probably wish it was someone else.ReplyCancel
@Kristin—lol—what is that from? looks familiar…ReplyCancel
My first time was with one of the most beautiful, sexiest women in the world who had men all over the entire city wanting her. She was mine for two years. Man, that felt good.ReplyCancel
Jason – I hate you! Now you are going to say you got tired of doing her so you ended it.ReplyCancel
well look what fell out of the garbage can a trollReplyCancel
how ya doing today loser? Feelings still hurting because I called you names and pathetic? Jackass (that's another name):D idiot.ReplyCancel
oh and just in case you might be curious @unknown–I don't give a rat's ass about your feelings or if you dislike me or not so rest it for the rest of the people here who have to deal with your idiotic shit.ReplyCancel


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More than 3 1/2 years after Oahu teacher 43-year-old Asa Yamashita was stabbed to death at the Ewa Shopping Center, the trial for the man accused of killing her began Monday.
Attorneys for the suspect say their client is either a murderer or mentally deranged.
Tittleman Fauatea admitted coming to court under the influence of drugs. But, the drugs he's taking are to treat schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders.
"We've got a young man at about age 12 who started to exhibit symptoms of mental illness," said attorney Barry Sooalo. "This is a well-documented history. Going back to Moanalua Middle School. It's extensive."
His trial in the stabbing death of Yamashita, which happened in February of 2009, had been delayed until Fauatea was determined to be mentally fit. But, his attorney says at the time of the killing Fauatea was insane.
One witness even described the bizarre behavior by Fauatea, who had stopped by shopping center for a haircut months before the attack.
"He's all sweaty. His eyes all red. He looks lost like crazy people," said hairstylist Oy Sisomvang.
Witnesses described how Fauatea bought a knife at a nearby store, walked outside and repeatedly stabbed Yamashita.
But, the prosecutor says Fauatea did not act insane since he then got rid of the evidence, left the scene and even denied his involvement to the arresting officer.
"He approached the defendant, and without being asked any questions, the defendant uttered, 'I don't have anything. I dumped the knife,'" said deputy prosecutor Wayne Tashima.
Just minutes before the attack, one witness even said Fauatea seemed just like everyone else.
"How did the defendant act?" asked the prosecuting attorney. "Normal," responded Dean Hashimoto of the Ewa Seed Company.
"What do you mean," asked Tashima. "He smiled. Said 'Howzit.' I said, 'Howzit' back," said Hashimoto.
A man who witnessed the attack also took the witness stand. He described what he saw as he backed up his pickup truck into a parking stall.
"I seen one guy grab the lady's arm. He had one knife in his hand. Started stabbing 'em," said Darin Paiwa.
Paiwa also described how he followed Fauatea after the alleged stabbing. He said Fauatea threw a knife into some bushes, walked down Fort Weaver Road and asked a bystander for a cigarette.
Many were at the shopping center during the stabbing, but Asa's husband Bryan was not. He arrived a short time later to pick up his wife. He was called to the hospital where Asa was in cardiac arrest from six stab wounds to her heart. He didn't get a chance to see her before she died or even after her death.
"When I got there, I was told she had already died. And I was told because her body was evidence, I could only see a digital picture of her," said Bryan Yamashita.
Instead of a jury trial, Judge Rom Trader will decide Fauatea's fate.


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I'm a sahm to a beautiful 5mo boy. Recently he started doing these things that really irritate me. I feel so guilty and awful that these innocent behaviors irritate me so much. He makes these long, rough grunts, and he might go on for 10 minutes or more. This sounds so stupid, but it drives me up the wall. Also, when he nurses, he sucks a couple of times and then turns his head to 'slide' off my nipple. It doesn't hurt, but I just hate it. After two or three slides I stop nursing and try to distract him. But he does the same thing the next time, all day long.
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Intel Corp. and Micron Technology on Tuesday announced that the companies have entered into agreements to expand their NAND Flash memory joint venture relationship. Under the terms of the agreement, Intel further reduces stake in IM Flash, but continues to co-design manufacturing technologies as well as receive NAND flash memory.
The agreements, which are designed to improve the flexibility and efficiency of the joint venture, include a NAND flash supply agreement for Micron to supply NAND products to Intel and agreements for certain joint venture assets to be sold to Micron. Under terms of the agreement, Intel is selling its stake in two wafer factories in exchange for approximately $600 million - the approximate book value of Intel's share. Additionally, Intel will be receiving approximately half of the consideration in cash and the remaining amount will be deposited with Micron, which may be refunded or applied to Intel's future purchases under the NAND flash supply agreement. The agreements also extend the companies' successful NAND flash joint development program and expand it to include emerging memory technologies.
"The Intel-Micron partnership has created industry-leading NAND Flash memory technology and developed a robust global manufacturing network. The new NAND Flash supply agreement with Micron gives Intel better flexibility to meet growing demand for SSDs and other products," said Robert Crooke, general manager of the non-volatile memory solutions group at Intel.
As part of these agreements, Micron will increase its share of the overall NAND Flash output and optimize its global manufacturing network by purchasing the assets of IM Flash Singapore (IMFS) and the IM Flash Technologies (IMFT) assets in Manassas, Virginia.
Micron has also agreed to supply Intel with NAND Flash memory from its facilities. The IMFT joint venture NAND manufacturing facility in Lehi, Utah, will continue to operate with minimal changes to its existing operations. The facility is currently in production on the companies' industry-leading 20nm NAND Flash memory technology. The transaction is expected to close during the first half of this year, subject to certain conditions.


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Russell Investments' general counsel retires
Russell Investments' general counsel for Europe has retired after 26 years at the $260 billion asset manager.
Jim Firn, general counsel, global product, and head of product and governance, for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, left the firm earlier this month.
His compliance responsibilities will be taken up by Mark Smith, Russell's director of compliance for Emea, who joined in September 2013 from wealth manager Ashcourt Rowan. Firn had already handed over responsibilities for the Emea legal team to Bruce Botting, general counsel, Emea, in 2008. Botting now joins the European executive committee following Firn's departure.
During his time with the asset manager, Firn had coordinated the legal, compliance, risk management and internal audit responsibilities within the Emea region, while also talking to governments, regulators and industry groups.
Commenting on Firn's departure, Pascal Duval, Russell's chief executive in Emea, said: "Over the last 20 years Jim has been a significant contributor to Russell's Emea success story, stimulating product development, governance leadership and helping negotiating complex distribution agreements across the region."
Duval also paid tribute to Firn's contribution to the development of Dublin as a fund management centre for the asset manager.
Firn, who joined Russell in 1988, will continue as chairman of a number of Russell management companies and fund boards in Ireland and the Caribbean.
Meanwhile, Greg Stark, managing director, retail and partnerships, Emea, has retired from the boards of Russell Investments and Russell Implementation Services.
A spokeswoman said that Stark made the move in order to devote more time to the On-line Partnership Group — the retail network acquired by Russell Investments in November 2013.
Russell was last month bought by the London Stock Exchange for $2.7 billion. The spokeswoman said that the moves were not linked to the acquisition.
• UPDATE: This story was updated on 14/07/2014 following further information from Russell Investments. Jim Firn, who has retired from Russell Investments, continues to serve as a chairman to a number of Russell management companies and fund boards in Ireland and the Caribbean. A spokeswoman for Russell has also since confirmed that Firn's handed responsibilities for the group's legal team in Emea to Bruce Botting in 2008.


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#148319 - 09/28/05 11:44 PM Re: Have you been Tsuji-giri'd?
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>Do you remember the word for a still part of a moving body of water?
no; I don't even recall hearing of a word for such a concept -- but I'd happily use it if someone else knows it!
#148320 - 09/29/05 10:04 AM Re: dapping
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I see you no longer have this in your profile. How I wondered, at first!
#148321 - 10/06/05 05:24 AM Re: Have you been Tingoed?
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Ever been disappointed when something turns out better than you expected? Lots of Germans have because they invented a word for it: scheissenbedauern.
Unlike Torschlusspanik or Schadenfreude 'scheissenbedauern' is not a word coined by Germans but the invention of an American writer. Hence I don't think it should be in 'You know when you've been Tingoed ',a book on curious foreign words. Although I am German, the first time I came across this word was in the 'books and arts' section of The Economist - and, shocked by my seeming lack of mother tongue, instantly googled it to end up on this page.
We Germans love our compound nouns (like those two mentioned above) but a compound verb (scheissenbedauern = to shit + to regret) sounds very awkward to our ears. So if you want to help us Germans to enrich our language, try to stick to the compound nouns but don't experiment with compound verbs. Or else it would be scheissenbedauerning!
#148322 - 10/06/05 05:55 AM Re: Have you been Tingoed?
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Welcome, Germanist. Hope you find other discussions here interesting enough to stick around and join in. For what it's worth, I think every contributor here has felt that slightly disconcerting sense of alienation from their mother tongue at some point - even if we can't always agree on such a clear cut reason as in this example you quote. I agree - this book seems like a spurious trawl through secondary source material, just in order to find sensational sounding cases of strange language.
#148323 - 10/06/05 06:03 AM Re: Have you been Tingoed?
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Yes, welcome!
Anyway, how would "scheissenbedauern" possibly have that definition? The book is difinitely poo-baz.
#148324 - 10/11/05 06:22 PM Re: Have you been Tingoed?
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I've *really been tingoed:
Dear Webmaster -
I have recently set up my own website at www.themeaningoftingo.com devoted to quirky and amusing language and wondered if you would be interested in exchanging links? If you could send a simple response to this message confirming your url and a suitable title for the link, I will place the link on my website. I would of course appreciate a reciprical arrangement with a link to http://www.themeaningoftingo.com called The Meaning of Tingo. Many thanks
Adam Jacot de Boinod
#148325 - 10/12/05 07:44 AM Re: Have you been Tingoed?
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Yes, I got the same spam in my bloggy email inbox._________________________
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#148326 - 10/12/05 08:06 AM Re: Have you been Tingoed?
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Yes, I got the same spam in my bloggy email inbox.
Yep, me too. I replied that I would consider it ifQuote:
you can answer the concern about the quality of scholarship in your book, concerns raised at http://www.languagehat.com/archives/002105.php and
His less than convincing reply (which I was surprised to receive at all) was:Quote:(sic)
I do not claim to be above criticism and may be some of it is fair but I cn assure you my sources were as authoritative as one can imagine and what is printed in a large dictionary can sometimes vary from people's usage I hope this quell's any fears you have_________________________
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#148327 - 10/12/05 08:54 PM Re: Have you been Tingoed?
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#148328 - 10/12/05 09:09 PM Re: Have you been Tingoed?
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The reason for my "sic"._________________________
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damn im tryin to get sum activity in this section of the forum....but i guess yall dont care lol
My favorite football team is the Miami Dolphins
I predict they will go 8-8 or 9-6 we no longer have that scrub feely staring at the Qb spot.......gus ferotte impressed me during the preseason....
we have a pretty good hb and our o line improved....we have a solid reciever core with
chris chambers-one of the best in the league (his stats dont show cuz look who he had throwin him the ball)
Marty Booker-One of the recievers u dont hear much about but is a very good player
David Boston-Very strong and quick for how bulky he is....
and our maine problem last year was our o-line and d-line.....
our o-line improved......and our d-line improved alot.....
we gave up alot of sacks last year witch costed our qb to hurry his throws
and our defense running stoppage was one of the worst in the league last year......
our secondary was one of the best in the league.....but with the loss of
Pat. Surtain, Sammy Knight,Arturo Freeman and not much cb depth we look very weak in that dept.
we stil have a great lb core with
Channing Crowder (rookie with a huge future)
Zach Thomas-The best lb in the league after ray ray .....(go ahead and disagree i no u guys will....he is very underated)
Juniour Seau-I dont have much to expect from him...he is a lil old but can still play....just hope he stays off the Ir)
So tell me about your favorite team and what they have good going for them and what they have bad going for them
damn im tryin to get sum activity in this section of the forum....but i guess yall dont care lol
The GMEN are my fav team I predicte they will go atleast 9-7 at minimum as far as the Jets Jets Jets....10-6......the defense for the GMEN has gotten alot better and as long as Eli doesnt lose the game for us we have a shot...dare I say it winning the division.
Andre S.
J-E-T-S JETS JETS JETS!!!! shooting for 11-5, minimum, 9-7
Jets are my guys at the start of the season i would of gone for 11-5 or 10-6 but now i will be happy with 8-8
Chads out, was a bit surprised to be honest as he looked fine in pre season when he was passing and when he took a few hits.
Fielder is out, although not great he is a better QB than Vinny is and wouldnt of been so bad him running the offense!
Mauwe now out, (It just gets worse) although didnt have the best start with a few bad snaps and what he is a big part of our o-line (If u can call it that)
Coles - We mainly got him for his understanding with pennington and that showed in the pre season but without Pennington i dont expect to be hearing much noise from Coles.
So yer in conclusion 8-8 and i will be happy
ya are u guys seroius have u seen the jets record and who there qb is?????? 10-5 are u stupid like my man said above ud be lucky to get 8-8
Read it man i said at the start of the season i would of gone for 11-5 or 10-6!
And then i said in light of the injuries i would be very happy with 8-8
Oh right sorry thought you were lol
yea jets are lookin at 6 or 7 wins. im a cowboys fan, we should be 6-1 right now if we didnt blow the skins, seattle games. i think we can go 10-6 or 9-7 and maybe make the playoffs depending on the nfc east. for about 58 minutes we have one of the best Ds. our offense is consistent and can usually score. reliable QB, good RBs, good WRs. yea...got rid of our ****up kicker.
Peter the Russian...back like cooked crack
hey hey hey smoke weed every day
There gonna beat the Seahawks this week as well.
"One Team, One New York"
have to say its the jets, but seeing as were down to Cliff Clingsbery or whoever he is, our 5th string QB cant say anything more than one more win out of the rest of our games, Reggie Bush here we come
cowboys update - 7-3 now. remaining games are den at home, was and nyg on the road, kc at home, car road and stl home i think. i think realistically we can win 3-4 of these games, putting us at 10-6 or 11-5. hopefully that wins the division or gets wild card. den should be a good test, as theyve beaten phi, was and nyg (i think)
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Buffalo baby .. im serious ... lol just die hard
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giants with a big win over the cowboys, now control the nfc east, its looking good for them
jets update- w/e