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|B&B: Ronn Moss' Wife SLAMS Ridge Recast!
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|Dec 14 2013, 07:17 PM Post #1
Bold and Beautiful SHADE: Ronn Moss' Wife SLAMS Ridge Recast on Social Media!
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|Dec 14 2013, 07:22 PM Post #2
|I'm pretty sure I was watching for Kimberlin Brown in the 90s.
|Sammie Jo
|Dec 14 2013, 07:33 PM Post #3
|I'm pretty sure Ron Moss was the main reason I never watched the show after seeing a couple of his hambone performances.
|Dec 14 2013, 07:36 PM Post #4
|Woman. Put down the liquor.
|Dec 14 2013, 07:48 PM Post #5
Yes, Kimberlin and others who were a part of an ENSEMBLE show.
|Dec 14 2013, 08:18 PM Post #6
|I get that she is loyal to her husband and loves him and all that, but this is really uncalled for. Her digs at TK are unnecessary. The guy showed up to do a job and this was his first day. STFU and let him do his job. And it wasn't necessary for her to tweet like a rabid dog, repeating her remarks over and over. She's entitled to her opinion but going on a rant and not making alot of sense don't reflect well on her or her husband.
|Nicole Walker
|Dec 14 2013, 08:25 PM Post #7
|She is so not classy!
|Dec 14 2013, 08:40 PM Post #8
What a crazy bitch. Very rude.
Edited by Nate, Dec 14 2013, 08:41 PM.
|Dec 14 2013, 08:42 PM Post #9
|And how's she know he's bad as Ridge yet? He's had ONE line.
|Dec 14 2013, 09:45 PM Post #10
|Please, let the woman drink all the rubbing alcohol she wants. Its great entertainment.
|Dec 14 2013, 11:15 PM Post #11
Liquor? She's past liquor, what a crazy witch. TK has been nothing but gracious about RM
|Dec 14 2013, 11:25 PM Post #12
I watched for Sally Spectra. :cheer:
Bet she's pissed cuz people like the new guy.
|Dec 14 2013, 11:43 PM Post #13
Oh my god, what is she talking about. Why is she even mentioning Europe? Do they get counted on the ratings?
I will agree with all the posters who said she needs to put the bottle down.
I certainly wasn't watching for Ronn Moss. My god, Susan Flannery's acting outdone his even on a very bad day. So did KKL (even though I hate her character), Don Diamont, etc.
Really if he is as good as she think he is, then why hasn't he gotten any acting gig since leaving B&B? Even on one of those made for TV movies on Lifetime or Hallmark channel? She needs to answer that question before even starting her ranting.
|Dec 15 2013, 01:44 AM Post #14
Mrs. H and Mr. B
LOL, I never watched for Ridge. I was always rooting for Brooke with the other men in her life, like Nick for instance. Ridge and his chiseled chin could take a hike for all I cared, lol. When he left, I didn't lose one ounce of sleep over it.
|Dec 15 2013, 01:55 AM Post #15
Reading those tweets, I honestly felt like I was reading something from a fan on a message board. "Ridge is unrecastable! European countries have been dropping the show since he left." Yeah, about that last point... all Eurpean countries (about 10 of them) which aired B&B before RM's exit still do, so she might want to check her facts.
Can someone please send her a link to the infamous "It's not gonna happen, Rick" moment so that she can see why precisely Bell jumped at the opportunity to recast the character?
|Dec 15 2013, 01:57 AM Post #16
|I am laughing so hard. What is that woman's problem??? I think B&B will survive without Ronn. I can't believe she's going on and on about TK doing a bad job and he had like one line to say.
|Dec 15 2013, 12:52 PM Post #17
|Wow wonder if Ronn is afraid that if Kelly and Thorsten click with fans its a wrap as far as him ever being rehired? I agree with those that say that this was classless on Devin's part and Thorsten has been nothing but gracious about stepping in a role that had many fans of the previous actor. While I will always love the original Bridge if this one works, I'll be thrilled as well.
|Dec 15 2013, 08:05 PM Post #18
|Uhhh, most anyone can be replaced! I kinda like this new guy...
|Dec 15 2013, 09:44 PM Post #19
well according to soaptownusa.com, nuRidge and Brooke wont be an item.
so maybe both Ms. Lang and Mr. Moss got their way by saying without Moss, BRIDGE wont happen.
also the same site (soaptown) is saying it will be Katie/Ridge pairing.
In my opinion, if TK/HT (Ridge/Katie) is a success, then Ms. Lang might think different.
|Dec 15 2013, 10:43 PM Post #20
Did he drop the accent?
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Since South African human rights icon Nelson R. Mandela died, a steady stream of people of all shades and ethnicities have been making pilgrimages to the South African embassy on Massachusetts Avenue in Northwest D.C. to pay homage.
Embassy officials set up tables around a statue of Mandela, and less than a day after his death on Dec. 5, bouquets of flowers were piled high at the base of the statue. Individuals, couples, a group of schoolchildren, and others trooped to the makeshift shrine on a wet, grey day.
Sean Carter was one of those who took time out of his day to pay his respects.
"His is one life dedicated to the struggle and now his enemies praise him. That's the sign of a righteous fighter, when your cause is just," said Carter, a 45-year-old tractor trailer driver who lives in Northeast. "It hurts but he's gone to a better place."
Carter recalled being one of the many protestors who came every day for months and years to the embassy to raise their voices against the actions of the white minority government and the apartheid system that it used to kill, maim and imprison anyone who opposed it.
"I was a member of the Student Coalition Against Apartheid and Racism while a student at Montgomery College when I got in the protests at the embassy," said Carter. "It was really through the issues of South Africa that I became more conscious and aware. I heard about Nelson Mandela, Thabo Mbeki, Winnie Mandela and the Pan African Congress."
"It was the first time I ever got arrested for doing the right thing."
Earlier, South African Ambassador Ibrahim Rasool, D.C. Mayor Vincent C. Gray (D), TransAfrica Executive Director Nicole Lee and the Rev. Gina Campbell held a press conference in the embassy to announce a planned memorial service at the National Cathedral to honor Mandela. The Wednesday, Dec. 11 service was just one of many events in the Washington metropolitan area that were set to continue at least until Mandela's burial in his ancestral home on Sunday, Dec. 15.
"It has been a dramatic 24 hours for South Africa and people around the world. We're a bit overwhelmed by the type of coverage, the focus of the media and kindness people have shown," said Rasool. "Nelson Mandela has given the world the possibility to aspire. (We did not expect) Nelson Mandela (to be) with us forever but we're shocked by his passing."
"We are partners with the city of Washington, D.C. and they are assisting us to pay tribute to Mandela. It will happen in the most dignified way."
Rasool, 51, said individuals and organizations, representatives of civil society, trade unions, embassies and consulates will organize activities to honor Mandela's passing.
"We'll culminate our memorial of Nelson Mandela with an official national memorial service at the National Cathedral," he said.
Lee agreed.
"On behalf of thousands of civil, human rights, labor organizations and civil society, we offer our deepest condolences to the people of South Africa for Madiba," said Lee, 37. "As we did for his birthday celebration, we encourage people to (get involved). A thousand flowers will bloom and we will be in support of any activities that affirm our commitment to peace and justice. He represented the power of forgiveness. That is what the U.S. needs right now."


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Diagnosis: This species is a relatively small member of the genus Atelopus, which can be distinguished by the following combination of characters: small adult body size (adult male SVL ranging from 21.1-27.1 mm and adult female SVL ranging from 28.7-35.4 mm); short limbs (tibial length/SVL = 0.305-0.347); a phalangeal formula for the hand of 2-2-3-3; a foot webbing formula of I0-(1/2-1)II(1/2-1)-(1-3)III(1/2-2)-(1-3)IV(1-3)-(1/2-2)V; an acuminate snout that projects beyond the lower jaw; lack of tympanic membrane, annulus, and stapes; relatively few warts on the dorsal surface; the presence of flat yellow spiculae (becoming cream in preservative) on dorsum, flanks, forelimbs, and dorsal surfaces of thighs; inconspicuousness of vertebral neural processes; bright yellowish-green to blackish-green dorsum and flanks; yellow to orange venter in life (cream-colored in preservative); white palmar and thenar tubercles; no spiculae or coni on the gular or pectoral regions (Coloma et al. 2000).
Description: Adult males measure 21.1-27.1 mm SVL and adult females measure from 28.7-35.4 SVL. The body is robust. The head is as broad as it is long, with a snout that is pointed (acuminate) when viewed from above and projecting beyond the lower jaw when viewed in profile. The dorsal surface of the snout is weakly depressed. Nares are lateral and visible from above. The canthus rostralis is distinct, running in a straight line from the naris to the tip of the snout but concave from eye to naris. The loreal region is concave. Tympanic membrane, annulus, and stapes are lacking. Choanae are small and rounded and are widely separated. The tongue is free for half its length posteriorly, and is 2x as long as wide. Ostia pharyngea lacking. The forearm is relatively short. Fingers lack lateral fringes and have relative lengths of III>IV>II>I. The phalangeal formula for the hand is 2-2-3-3. The palm is smooth with only a few weakly developed tubercles. The outer metacarpal tubercle is distinct, while the inner metacarpal tubercle is weak. Hindlimbs (tibia) are relatively short, with tibial length/SVL = 0.305-0.347. Toes lack lateral fringes and the plantar surfaces of the foot are relatively smooth with only a few weakly developed tubercles. Subarticular tubercles are found only on the proximal joints of toes. Both inner and outer metatarsal tubercles are well developed, with the outer metatarsal tubercle being round and more prominent. Relative length of toes is IV>V>III>II>I. Foot webbing formula is I0-(1/2-1)II(1/2-1)-(1-3)III(1/2-2)-(1-3)IV(1-3)-(1/2-2)V. The dorsum bears spiculae, concentrated mostly laterally and ventrolaterally with few on the proximal part of the head and mid-dorsum, and found also on the temporal region, forelimbs, and hindlimbs. Otherwise the remaining portions of the extremities and the distal snout are relatively smooth. The belly is smooth. Adult males have keratinized nuptial pads on the dorsal and inner surfaces of the thumb and proximal phalange of Finger II, short robust forearms (vs. long slender forearms in females), considerably fewer spiculae than adult females (though subadult females also have fewer spiculae), and vocal slits. Toe I is lacking in several specimens: one juvenile and three adult males (Coloma et al. 2000).
Coloration in life: Dark to bright green dorsum (also described as olive green in Moore 2007) and flanks, all having yellow spiculae (pustular warts), and a yellow venter (Coloma 2002) or yellow anterior venter and pale orange posterior venter (Coloma et al. 2000). The posterior surfaces of the thighs are yellow-green and the groin is pale orange (Coloma et al. 2000). The palms are white and the soles are black (Coloma et al. 2000). Coloma and Ron (2001) provide a color photograph of a gravid female of Mazán, Azuay Province, Ecuador, and Moore (2007) provides a color photograph of an amplectant pair.
Similar species: Few other Atelopus species have a uniform green dorsum; those that do (A. angelito, A. bomolochos, A. eusebianus, A. muisca, A. peruensiss) all have larger adult body sizes. A. exiguus can be further distinguished from A. bomolochos by flank coloration (green in A. exiguus, never orange or yellow as in A. bomolochos) and iris coloration (almost entirely black in A. exiguus, never a green ring around the pupil as in A. bomolochos). A. exiguus can be further distinguished from A. angelito, A. eusebianus, and A. muisca by lack of black markings on the gular region, chest, belly, and undersides of thighs (vs. black ventral markings present in all three of the latter species). A. exiguus can be further distinguished from A. peruensis by flank coloration (dark to bright green in A. exiguus, generally black in A. peruensis but sometimes dull green), lack of yellow digit tips (vs. present in A. peruensis), having vocal slits (absent in A. peruensis), and absent or poorly-developed posterolateral processes on the hyoid (vs. well-developed in A. peruensis).
Larvae: Tadpoles are gastromyzophorous. The total length of a representative larval specimen at Stage 31 is 16.9 mm, with tail length being 60.5% of total length. The body is an elongated ovoid in shape, depressed dorsally, and widest at the posterior part. It is constricted slightly at the levels of the eyes and spiracle. The snout is bluntly rounded when viewed from above and sloping in lateral view. Eyes are dorsal and directed dorsolaterally. Nares are small. The spiracle is sinistral and elongated, originating at the midpoint of the body. The vent tube is short and medial. Tail musculature is robust at the anterior, narrowing abruptly at a point just posterior to the mid-length of the tail, and terminating anterior to the rounded tail tip. The dorsal fin does not extend onto the body and reaches its highest point posterior to the midlength of the tail. The mouth is ventral with a complete oral disc, slender serrated jaw sheaths, one row of marginal papillae at the anterior, two rows of papillae at the corners of the mouth, and no papillae at the posterior. LTRF is 2/3, with complete rows angulate at the anterior. The suctorial disc extends from the posterior labium for three-quarters of the body length, forming a complete disc with a raised edge. In life, the body is black with bluish-white marks on the rostrum , across the midbody, and on the distal part of the body. The tail musculature is black until midlength, with a white area following and then black pigmentation at the distal end. Fins are translucent but reticulated with black (Coloma et al. 2000).
This species was first described by Boettger (1892). It has sometimes been treated as a subspecies or synonym of A. ignescens, and was defined as a species complex with A. bomolochos by Gray (1983), but was redescribed as a separate species by Coloma et al. (2000). Guayasamin et al. (2010) examined phylogenetic relationships and confirmed that A. exiguus has affinity with the A. bomolochos clade rather than the A. ignescens clade.
Some specimens (4 of 23) showed digital reduction, with complete loss of Toe I, the first published report of intraspecific variation in digital reduction (Coloma et al. 2000).
The specific epithet exiguus means "small" in Latin (Coloma et al. 2000).


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CENTRAL ISLIP - An MS-13 gang member was sentenced today to life in prison for the murder of a mother and her toddler.
Herberto Martinez was sentenced to life plus 60 years in prison.
Martinez was found guilty in the deaths of five people, including 19-year-old Vanessa Argueta and her son, Diego. Prosecutors say the pair was killed execution-style after Argueta befriended a rival gang member.
Prosecutors say the young boy was killed because gang members were worried he would seek revenge for his mother's death.
According to police, Martinez and another man, Carlos Ortega, were behind a string of murders on Long Island and in Queens.
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MARYSVILLE — Marysville, the only team to beat the Concordia Blues this season, was unable to repeat that feat in two attempts in the American Legion Baseball Class AA Zone Tournament.
One night after shutting out Marysville 5-0 in the semifinals, the Blues posted an 11-4 victory in the championship game on Tuesday night.
Concordia (22-1) earns a trip to the state tournament which begins next Wednesday night in Pratt.
Marysville had beaten the Blues 6-4 in the second game of a doubleheader back on July 7.
Concordia had won the other four meetings.
After losing to the Blues on Monday night, Marysville downed Linn in the double elimination tournament on Tuesday night to set up a rematch.
Marysville needed two wins over Concordia to capture the tournament title.
The Blues scored five runs in the top of the first inning, and would never trail.
Bowe Behymer got things started with a single, and stole second.
With one out, Trevor Nordell singled to drive in Behymer.
Skyler Hittle singled and scored on a double by Jordan Mehl.
Trey Dubbert doubled to drive in Mehl.
Connor Eilert followed that up with a double that got Dubbert home.
Will Strommen was hit by a pitch and Tanner Gilbert reached base on an error to load the bases.
Behymer was hit by a pitch to force home a run.
Concordia tacked on two runs in the top of the second inning to make it a 7-0 game.
Hittle and Mehl each singled and scored on errors.
Marysville made it 7-2 with two runs in the bottom of the third inning.
Garrett Crome singled and scored on a fly ball by Aaren Schmelzle.
Trevor Moser singled and scored on a passed ball.
Concordia picked up a run in the fourth inning when Mehl walked with two out and scored on a single by Eilert.
Marysville pushed across two runs in the fifth inning.
Crome singled and scored, and Garrett Eck reached base on a fielder's choice and scored.
Strommen doubled home Mehl in the top of the sixth inning, and Concordia had a 9-4 advantage.
The Blues added two runs in the seventh inning.
Behymer led off with a single. He stole second and scored on a single by Nathan Gieber.
Nordell got aboard on a fielder's choice and Dubbert drove him in.
Skyler Hittle pitched all seven innings to get the win. He gave up four runs on seven hits, struck out eight and walked six.
Cody Ketter took the loss for Marysville.
Hittle had three hits and scored two runs for the Blues.
Mehl had two hits and scored four runs.
Dubbert and Eilert had two hits and drove in two runs each.
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Oregon Governor Appeals Clemency Refusal Ruling
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Gov. John Kitzhaber is appealing a judge's ruling that he has no authority to issue a reprieve from the death penalty for a condemned inmate who has rejected the governor's clemency. A trial-court judge in Marion County ruled last month that convicted murderer Gary Haugen must accept a reprieve for it to be valid. Haugen had been scheduled to die by lethal injection last December when Kitzhaber stepped in and blocked it. Kitzhaber says he won't allow executions while he's governor.


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I'm kind of hunting out of my depth relative to my current knowledge so the answer to this might be really obvious - please bear with me ...
I'm trying to find
I've tried integrating the inverse of a function
Inverse Function Integration -- from Wolfram MathWorld
but I ended up with an integral involving
which didn't look very hopeful. It may be because I haven't officially learnt integrating an inverse yet ...
I then tried integration by parts (again something which I had never heard of before), and I changed the original integral to
to do so, but then when it came to chosing which of sec or csc to integrate and which to differentiate, either way seemed to end up with the 'output' integral containing piles of ln, cot, csc, tan all in arrangements I couldn't hope to integrate.
Is there a technique(s) for integrating this which I don't know about yet? Any hints?
That's what I was about to say! (And will stick in my oar anyway!) It may be that the OP's problem was thinking that "inverse functions" ( ) are the same as the reciprocals ( ) when he used "MathWorld" and so he entered the wrong functions. That's the problem with sites like that- they can't your thinking for you- GIGO!


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Hot Legs, Hot Cleavage: Blake Lively Shows Some Skin On The Set Of 'Gossip Girl'
Earlier this week Blake Lively went to the set of "Gossip Girl" in Manhattan wearing navy shorts and a blue shirt. Her bodyguard helped her across a puddle in the street as she struggled in her wedge sandals.
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This from the state Dept of Revenue Services:
"Following a limited but still serious data breach by JP Morgan Chase and what Department of Revenue Services (DRS) Commissioner Kevin Sullivan calls "the bank's wholly unacceptable failure to provide a timely response," the agency announced today a series of steps to reassure state taxpayers. DRS is:
- Immediately suspending the debit card program and issuing paper checks for income tax refunds to several thousand taxpayers for the rest of the year.
- Offering taxpayers in 2014 the choice to receive refund by direct deposit, debit card or paper check – with the understanding that direct deposit assures the promptest refund and paper checks the least prompt.
- Offering taxpayers the choice of phone activation or on-line activation until the bank website breach is fully detailed and future security is assured.
- Re-opening the contract as soon as possible to seek new proposals and competitive bids from vendors interested in providing future debit card services to state taxpayers.
- Working with the Governor's Counsel, Attorney General, State Treasurer, and other affected state agencies to demand a more complete accounting for the security breach as well as JP Morgan Chase's lack of immediate notice to the state and very slow response in notifying debit cardholders.
- Determining all available remedies to recover added state costs and any cardholder damages resulting from the bank security breach.
DRS has already required JP Morgan Chase to notify the approximately 7,000 affected refund debit cardholders by email and mail, reissue cards, reverse cards and have paper checks issued if requested by cardholders, and offer two years of free credit security protection.
JP Morgan Chase is under contract with the State Treasurer on behalf of several state agencies to provide debit card and other banking services. The bank reports that suspicious activity on its UCard website server was first noticed in early September and the site was probably first hacked in July of this year. The intrusion was confirmed in mid-September but mitigation was not fully completed until more than a week later. JP Morgan Chase did not notify the state until December 3, and then took over a week to begin notifying cardholders.
Taxpayer information was put at risk for refund debit cardholders accessing the JP Morgan Chase website during the period from July to September. Potentially compromised taxpayer data includes social security numbers, passwords, password confirmation questions and, if transfers were made to other financial institutions, perhaps personal banking information.
Said Commissioner Sullivan, "Using debit cards for most refunds still makes sense and saves nearly $300,000 every year. We have every confidence, however, that the State Treasurer will not let JP Morgan Chase off the hook for the consequences of this breach. While only affecting about 2% of Connecticut income tax refund debit cardholders, that's bad enough. But even worse is the bank's disregard of its obligations to provide immediate notification to the state and prompt notification to the cardholders.
"The use of debit cards for many state purposes, including tax refunds, still makes business sense and costs less. However, at DRS, we owe it to the public to seek a new contract that assures security and far greater responsiveness.""


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Joseph Grayum "Jo Jo" Steele, 19, of Dunlap, died Friday, March 18, 2005 in an automobile accident in Lincoln County.
Mr. Steele was born April 9, 1985 in Roswell to Joe and Karen Steele. He grew up on the family ranch in Dunlap and was a 2003 graduate of Fort Sumner High School. Steele was a junior at New Mexico State University in Las Cruces at the time of his death.
Mr. Steele was a ham radio operator and enjoyed helping his father on the ranch, working on engines and playing the guitar and mouth harp.
He was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Grayum and Grace Steele, his maternal grandfather Dave Bailey and two cousins, Robert Martin and Ty Calvert Carlyle.
He is survived by his parents; a brother, Chris Steele of Carrizozo; two sisters, Elizabeth Steele of Roswell and Samantha (and husband Kurt) Griego of Fort Sumner; his maternal grandmother, Annie Bailey of Fort Sumner; two nephews, Colby and James Griego; aunts and uncles, Susanne Eldridge and David and Leslie Bailey of Fort Sumner and Betty and Charlie Martin of Dunlap; and seven cousins.
The Steele family will greet visitors from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesday at Chavez Funeral Home.
At 2 p.m., the procession will leave to the family ranch and Ingleville Cemetery. Anna Teeter will officiate services.
Pallbearers will be Scott Pennington, Greg Pennington, Bryce Mansell, Danny Milliron, Jerry Cones, Homero Madrid and Thane Peterson. Honorary pallbearers will include John Wylie and friends.
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Foxes from the past to the current team are smiling from ear to ear. The last time the Foxes defeated James Monroe was in 2001. Eddie Haynes was their head coach, and George Major was his defensive coordinator.
King George Elite AAU football has arrived
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The King George Elite football program has arrived in King George. In fact, the program arrived in its infancy during the spring, as a competitive flag football program.
The program, started by certified Speed & Agility Youth Nutritionist Keith Rose, is comprised of three teams (8U, 10U, and 12U age groups).
KG Foxes varsity field hockey still going strong
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The Foxes varsity field hockey team continues to maintain a potential conference championship run against first place Chancellor. The Foxes' only losses have come at the hands of the defending state champions and conference rival, Chargers and James Monroe.
KGMS Lady Foxes are back
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The Foxes girls' middle school basketball team is on a mission. After an astonishing 2012 season that featured a record of 11-4, and second place standing in area middle school girls' basketball, the Foxes are fixated on building a solid foundation.
Foxes clip Stafford Indians in gridiron classic
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The last four seconds of the game showed the character of the King George High School varsity football team. Whether it was senior place kicker Jacob Perkins kicking the winning 35-yard field goal, or the team overcoming a host of potential game-ending penalties, the factor that boldly sticks out about King George is team character—and how it played a role in defeating 6A South Conference 4 triple-A power Stafford, 20-17.


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On Saturday, June 28th Fort Griffin State Historic Site will be providing several fun and educational programs for the entire family. In the morning, there will be a guided fort tour at 10 a.m. The monthly fort tour is a great opportunity to hear stories of legends and outlaws of the Wild West, while gaining a fun dose of military life in the 1870's.
In the afternoon there will be a program on the Texas longhorn and an opportunity for visitors to get an up-close view of some of the animals from the official State of Texas Longhorn herd. The longhorn presentation will begin at 2 p.m. and last about 30 to 45 minutes.
That evening, beginning at 8:30 p.m., there will be a campfire tales program, followed by a monthly star gazing party, in the campground. Campfire tales offers a unique opportunity to hear about tales and lore of the cattle drives, longhorn cattle, and frontier adventures from the 1870's. You will be able to enjoy campfire revelry and tall tales in which cowboys, camped on the trail, told long ago.
The star gazing party is a monthly astronomy program planned around the new moon in order to provide optimal viewing conditions. Astronomers from Abilene and all over Texas will be bringing their high-powered telescopes, laser pointers, and knowledge of the night skies to share with all in attendance. If you're wondering how the skies are at Fort Griffin, just know that they are described by many astronomers as being some of the darkest and clearest in Texas. The star gazing program will begin after dark in the baseball field.
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For more information about programs, camping fees, facilities, or other activities Fort Griffin has to offer, visit their website at www.visitfortgriffin.com or find them on Facebook. For camping reservations call 325-762-3592. If you have any questions, contact Eric Abercrombie at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Bachelor of Social Science
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University of Tasmania
The University of Tasmania (UTAS) was established in 1890, making it the fourth oldest university in Australia – a true 'sandstone' university.
Today, UTAS has more than 29,000 students and is ranked in the top 3% of universities world-wide (Academic Ranking of World Universities 2012).
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The Bachelor of Social Science is a specialist course of study for those who are interested in working with people and in affecting social and political change. The degree brings together disciplines that relate to human experience and behaviour, exposure to how contemporary organisations work and an understanding of national and international social and political issues. Students may also be able to gain experience through a variety of internships in politics, non-government organisations or the public sector as part of their degree.
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Politics and policy; Sociology
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Bachelor Degree (Pass)
- Full-time internal = 3 years
- Part-time internal = 7 years
- Full-time internal = 3 years
- Part-time internal = 7 years
Entry Requirements
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For more information visit: www.utas.edu.au/courses/art/courses/13e-bachelor-of-social-science
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Sociologists study the development, structure, social patterns and interrelationships of social groups and human societies.
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With a commitment to excellence in learning and teaching, and a curriculum focused on global knowledge, skills and perspective, UTAS received more teaching awards than any other Australian university in 2012 (Australian Government Office of Learning and Teaching).
UTAS offers over 100 undergraduate degrees in traditional and specialised disciplines, plus an extensive range of postgraduate programs tailored to meet industry needs. Students have access to a generous scholarship program, student accommodation and lecturers who are leaders in their field.
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UTAS offers a comprehensive range of study options at undergraduate, postgraduate and Higher Degree by Research levels, and consistently rates highly for student-to-teacher ratios, internationalisation and research.
Our campuses in Hobart, Launceston, Cradle Coast and Sydney offer beautiful and convenient locations for an ideal learning experience.
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i agree bro, i believe they should just make everything legal except coke and meth, heroin and oxy's are not physical damaging or mentally at all, the only problem is the addiction.
At how much public funds are currently being used to track down and prosecute anabolic steroid offenses. Seriously, these drugs are probably the least toxic compounds in the drug market. Let's compare... heroin, cocaine, pot, methamphetamine, oxy... all these drugs are far more detrimental and destructive to society that androgens. Hell, most of the steroid users I know are probably benefited by their use. Most of them are professionals or otherwise hard ass working guys that are driven by testosterone, which is their God given predilection, to succeed in life by what ever means is necessary. Isn't this what the government should want?? Even if steroids caused as much harm as, for instance, alcohol, shouldn't the enhanced drive toward success negate the efforts to stop this drug class's use? This shit makes no sense at all to me. I would like to stamp on the heads of the congressman that promote this terrible waste of money and effort. Of course, I won't as this is illegal
i agree bro, i believe they should just make everything legal except coke and meth, heroin and oxy's are not physical damaging or mentally at all, the only problem is the addiction.
I agree except for listing pot there, MJ should be legal way before steroids, its pretty much harmless.
I agree alcohol has destroys way more lives than pot.
My body NATURALLY produces testosterone BUT I can't take a synthetic testosterone. WTF?
I'd have to agree....... for the most part. As a child I grew up with my mother coaxing my sister, and I into teasing my father about ruining the butter knives. This argument is almost falling on deaf ears....Yet it does destroy, or rather still reflect upon some lives. My parents both held excellent jobs, my father owned his own company. My sister, and I never went without. This is not always the case, as I myself have witnessed degenerate MOFOs buy a gram of weed vs. put a quart of milk in the fridge for the kids... If you believe pot is completely harmless you are beyond nieve!
let me put this a different way...you could kill yourself with MANY drugs even OTC drugs like Tylenol, Aspirin, Alcohol, even steroids if you abused enough methylated orals long enough, however I don't know of anyway that you could kill yourself smoking weed, its impossible to overdose on and it does not cause any internal issues, and no it does not kill brain cells, however alcohol does! one could make the argument that you're inhaling smoke, toxins, etc, and that is true, but you do have the option of a vaporizer to get around that.
I'd have to agree with that statement, you couldn't smoke yourself to death with pot. I myself have smoked on, and off for years. Depending on the individual, you can most certainly carry on a "normal" life as a pot head, opposed to many other narcotics. As per going to the gym before I grow a vagina, I'm in my gym....... and if I do in fact grow a vagina.....
I want to take a shot of test, smoke a joint, Go bench 405, come on some chick's face, eat a chicken breast and have a nap. Does any of that sound detrimental to our country?
I believe it was Pat Robinson, founder of the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), ran for president, and is probably the most Evangelical Christian on the right side of the isle said, we are spending too much money on prosecution of marijuana. His exact words...
"I'm not exactly for the use of drugs, don't get me wrong, but I just believe that criminalising marijuana, criminalising the possession of a few ounces of pot, that kinda thing … it's costing us a fortune and it's ruining young people," Robertson went on. "Young people go into prisons, they go in as youths and come out as hardened criminals. That's not a good thing."
"I'm Your Huckleberry"
Incidentally, I rode a train home last night with soenpeople I work with and one of the women's husbands met us at our station to join us. He works for a NJ senator as a speach writer. Fucker was no less than 35% body fat. One of the ugliest humans I have ever seen. These are the kind of pricks that set policy.
Agreed. It's the result of the continuing feminization and pussification of the American populous. Testosterone has been labeled a four letter word; mostly due to a fundamental misunderstanding of its use and subsequent fear of its users. Legalize it. Tax it. Everybody wins.
if you think heroin and oxy are not damaging mentally and physically, you either are young or have not seen people or have been on them long enough.
The majority of AAS users are hard working professionals who create a healthy and rewarding lifestyle for themselves and for others around them. Our lifestyle inspires others to get into shape and to take care of themselves. The government should focus on the scum of society...the elected politicians (lawyers) that rape the taxpayers with their closed door deals!
" A cookie without sugar is just a cracker" ~ ancient voodoo proverb
"A man with infinite patience is never left waiting."~ROID's past incarnation
I agree with Prince. Pot has more medicinal uses as well as everyday uses by using hemp than AAS and you do not relate pot to severe side effects such as high blood pressure, cholestrol, acne, liver damage, etc. It's not everyones goal to be big and bench 400 lbs. In fact, less of the population could probably care less to bench big or devote their lives to lifting like most on here do. And I don't smoke pot or advocate it's use. I did a research paper on pot in college and it is a very versatile substance and a lot less harmless than AAS.
FKA Rippedgolfer
Prince is the only one on here with consistently smart and objective and factual posts...some ppl on this thread cant spell lol and the others that think heroin or oxy dont eat your brain up are either uneducated,young or just plain dumb. Legalize AAS and MJ so we can all get big and strong and go home and chill the fuck out after a 2-3 hour round at the gym!
Simple. It's high profile. Not too many pro athletes are strung out on heroin, meth, coke...but tons are taking some AAS.
It looks like they're really fighting those horrible evil drugs if they can lump AAS in with the latter (heroin, coke, etc.). It's easy to win a battle on AAS. Mostly law abiding citizens who have things to lose like family, jobs, etc. aren't going to put up much of a fight either.
It's political bullshit, what do you expect? A way to do nothing while looking like you're doing a lot of something. Then they slap each other on the backs and go booze it up and drive a car off a bridge and drown a young girl (Teddy).
oxycotin saved my life
" A cookie without sugar is just a cracker" ~ ancient voodoo proverb
"A man with infinite patience is never left waiting."~ROID's past incarnation


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Christmas with Nora
Internationally known Chef Nora Pouillon is famous for her superb, organic-only cuisine. Her namesake establishment, Restaurant Nora in Washington, D.C., was America's first certified organic restaurant. Her other restaurant, Asia Nora, serves organic Asian food. Every year, Chef Pouillon goes home for the holidays to the picturesque lakeside town of Zell am See in Austria. Here, she shares her holiday traditions and recipes for Christmas Eve with FoodFit.
"My family and I normally go skiing in Austria, so the Christmas and holiday traditions are those from my native home. There is always a manger scene. We purchase a tree, and my daughters, Nina and Nadia, decorate it. The tree's decorations and its placement are both unique because the tree is set up in the garden in front of our French doors, covered in electric lights and snow. Every year there is a 'theme' to the colors of the lights, cycling between silver, gold and red colors. The tree is decorated with homemade candy and small baked goods, so it's edible. There are often red candles on the tree as well as little sparklers.
"The food creates the tradition because everyone becomes involved in the preparation. The appetizers are caviar or smoked salmon with champagne. For Christmas Eve dinner, I usually cook roast duck with vegetables. The meal includes an excellent red and white Austrian wine pairing. The family all arrive, my sister and her husband and children, but it is only a small gathering of 10 to 12 people. The girls create the desserts, combining Austrian and American recipes for their cookie platters. The one cake made is always my grandmother's classic chocolate cake.
"On the evening of the 24th, everyone places presents in front of the tree, and then we open them. At midnight, the family travels into the village to go to midnight mass, which is always filled with beautiful music."
Nora's Christmas Eve menu: Roasted Muscovy Duck Breast with Dried Cranberry-Balsamic Sauce, Pumpkin Purée and Brussels Sprouts
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Town employees receive 3 percent raise
Selectmen agreed to grant town employees a three percent pay increase for fiscal year '07 at their January 3 meeting.
"I make a recommendation based on what nearby areas are getting, what private companies are getting, inflationary costs for the year, and what we can afford as a town," Chairman Douglas Briggs said. "We want to keep in pace with the market for municipal employees." He added that town employees received a three percent pay increase last fiscal year.
"It's not an unfair figure," Selectman Donald D'Auteuil said. "It's what we think is a decent amount. It gives everybody a little bit of money to keep paying their bills." D'Auteuil said the figure is in keeping with pay increases for Bay Path and WRHS teachers.
The pay increase will cost the town approximately $65,000.


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October has arrived in all its fall splendor! Speaking of the season, Fox News' "Fox & Friends" morning talk show chose Wild Dunes Resort as a top "Fall Foliage Getaway" for unique ways to enjoy autumn. Check out the clip around the two minute mark to hear what outdoor activities they recommend!
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