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text: HU Gridders Look To Hit Ground Running At Morris With 40-plus new faces in camp, Hamline football coach John Pate knew that, when the Pipers open the 2012 season at Minnesota-Morris this Saturday, the team will not look at all like the one that finished the 2011 campaign. He just didn't know how much change there would be. 16 new starters will line up at Big Cat Stadium when the Pipers meet the Cougars for the first time since 2005. And Pate heads into the season feeling a lot better about his team that he did when HU opened the 2011 season at Pacific Lutheran. "We recruited hard," he said. "We have better numbers than we did last year. That means there was a lot of competition for starting jobs. That breeds success." Pate said he has put last year's winless season in the rearview mirror. But that doesn't mean it is forgotten. "What we learned is we have to be faster and stronger than we were last year," he said. "This is a big league … and it is one that doesn't give you any days off." The Pipers showed a lot of that speed in scoring four times in 40 plays in a controlled scrimmage last Saturday against Martin Luther. "Our skills guys are young but very quick," Pate said. "The scrimmage helped give them a feel for what college football is like." After three weeks of drills, here is how the Pipers will line up this Saturday at Morris: QUARTERBACK Kevin Ackerley (Tucson, Ariz.), who was in the defensive secondary last year as a freshman, has been designated the starter. A good runner who can throw, he was a QB in high school. Zach Brautigam (Dubuque, Iowa), who threw 21 passes in seven brief appearances for HU in 2011, is listed as the backup. Pate said he will definitely see playing time in the lidlifter. "In our offense, the QB has to be able to run the ball. He has to have escapeability," he said. "But the bigger thing is he has to be able to move the ball. That is what I am looking for Saturday – move the ball downfield. OFFENSIVE BACKFIELD The backfield has been totally revamped from last year. Alex Ferguson (Kent, Wa.), a senior who played linebacker last year, will start as one three backs behind Acklerley. He is expected to be joined by Terry Pegues, a transfer from Catawba College who played in high school for Pate. Ryan Ferkinhoff (St. Anthony, Minn.) is slotted for the third starting role. But Pate said as many six backs could see the ball at Morris. First year speedsters Austin Duncan (New Orleans, La.) and Cambrell Turner (Cartersville, Ga.) have impressed in camp and will see action. Pate also has high praise for Kevin Eskuri (Lakeville, Minn.) as a blocker. "We're a lot quicker than we were last year," Pate noted. "That should make a difference this season." RECEIVERS/TIGHT END The Pipers' run-oriented offense means there will often be just two receivers on the field. Second year players Arthur Moore (Maplewood, Minn.), who caught seven passes last year and then went on to a have a terrific track season and Hoyfal Adam (Brooklyn Park, Minn.) have the starting nods but look for freshman Phillip Sherman (Columbia Heights, Minn.) caught four TD passes in his senior year of high school at the position and soph Cam Knudsen (Maple Lake, Minn.) to line up wide. "Like in the backfield, we have more speed there as well this year," Pate said. OFFENSIVE LINE The only two returning starters from 2011 are here … albeit at new positions. Junior Patrick Chilton (Hesperia, Calif.), who has started every game the last two years, and senior Stephen Girard (Milaca, Minn., 14 starts) are the only returning starters from last year's season finale. Some of their new compatriots, however, are experienced college players. Senior Ben Del Greco (Sandstone, Minn.) made the move last year from tight end to see a lot of line duty. Sophs Austin Niederkorn (North Branch, Minn.) and Alec Grimm (Banebridge Island, Wash.) round out the front wall. This is an area where HU hopes to improve greatly from last year. "The starters all have played before," Pate said. "They know our system now." DEFENSIVE LINE One of the overlooked stats of last year's MIAC season was the fact that Hamline's defense chopped 72 yards off the average yards allowed from 2010. "We made considerable improvement on defense but we simply wore down," Pate said. "With some added depth, hopefully, that won't happen again." Senior Eric Klaers (Elk River, Minn.), who was a second team All-MIAC pick in 2010 and earned Honorable Mention in 2011, anchors a front wall that will rotate between a 4-3 or a 3-4. He figures to get help up front from sophomore Derek Wilson (Eagan, Minn.), a starter in seven games last year. Charles Jones (St. Paul, Minn.), a transfer from Howard and Tyler Rew (Waseca, Minn.) round out the front wall. Three new faces who may see action early: Matt Wildes (Shoreview, Minn.), who recorded five tackles in the Minnesota High School All Star game in June, Tyler Clark, who comes to HU with impressive credentials from a 5A school in San Antonio, Texas and first year player Austin Jensen, an All-Lake Conference player at Hopkins. LINEBACKERS The linebacking corps will be rebuilt from 2011. One of the pleasant surprised of training camp was Corey Touchette (Bainbridge Island, Wash.) A running back last year, the sophomore had adjusted well to the other side of the ball. "He's is in great shape and he is a quick learner," Pate explained. "He also has great speed. He hadn't been at that position since high school but he clearly belongs there now." Junior transfer Patrick Page (Minneapolis, Minn.) was a starter at North Dakota State College of Science last season and Charlie Snyder (Mantorville, Minn.), who also can sneak up on the line if need be, are set. DEFENSIVE SECONDARY The good news is the Pipers' two leading tacklers from last season – seniors Marc McDonald (Portland, Ore.) and John-Michael Vandenberg (Bothel, Wash.) – are back in 2012 and hitting as hard as ever. The bad news is they play in the HU defensive secondary, which is not where coaches prefer to find their leading tacklers. McDonald's 47 solo tackles led the team last year. He has moved from corner back to strong safety in 2012. Vandenberg is expected to add to his total of 20 starts and last year's team high of 86 tackles (which earned him a second team All-MIAC nod) at free safety. "We have invaluable experience back there," Pate noted. A welcome old (and new) face is Christian Willman (Rosemount, Minn.) recorded 73 tackles in the defensive backfield in 2009-10, did not play last season. He's back in 2012. Jack Swanberg (LeSueur, Minn.) was also a pleasant surprise in camp and will see plenty of action. A bevy of first year players -- Julian Stubbs (Rossland, GA), a player in the recent Tennessee-Georgia All-Star Game; Darrian Smith (Lawrenceville, GA), whose high school team won 41 straight games; Corey Gardner (Golden, Colo.) and junior Xavier Tekle (Apple Valley, Minn.), a walk-on from Eastview High School – are likely to see action as well. "This group will make us more athletic this year," Pate said. "We need that." SPECIAL TEAMS John Broback (Rosemount, Minn.) was a first team All-MIAC choice as a kicker in 2010 when he was a perfect 22-for-22 on extra points and converted six of eight field goals. After taking 2011 off, Broback is returning as a senior to assume the kicking duties. "He gives us a weapon we didn't have last year," Pate said. "He's got a good leg for kickoffs and field goals as well as being an excellent punter. " (In 2009, he boomed a 77-yard punt – two yards short of the school record). Broback was held out of last week's scrimmage but is ready to go this week. Forrest Coughlin (Maple Lake, Minn.) is a capable backup. All in all, Pate feels his staff … and his team … are prepared to get the 2012 season off to a good start. "We've had a good camp," he said. "We're relatively healthy. It's the second year of our system for many guys. We know how to utilize the players better and they know what to expect from us. I think we have more playmakers this year." The Pipers are hoping to get off to a better start than they did last year when they lost their starting quarterback to an injury on the fifth play of the season. With a bye next week before heading into MIAC play at Carleton Sept. 15, a victory on the road over the Cougars, who were 5-5 last year in the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (and picked to finish sixth this year), would be a big building block.

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What Conservatives Really Think
Todd Baker's attack (March 4) on conservatives, though snide and condescending, is, despite itself, a glimpse into the way liberals think and a step up from the usual straight name calling and demonization. It might make a few fair-minded people examine what conservatives really think.
First he mocks conservatives for supporting military funding and at the same time "stocking up on guns in order to protect yourself from the same military." What Baker is missing is that in 1791 when the Bill of Rights was ratified, the founders could not know if the government fifty, a hundred, or more years hence would still be representative and virtuous or if venal politicians would have found ways around the protections that were built in. They did know they would try. Today we have no more assurance about the future than the founders did. The second amendment is our national plan B.
Baker objects to conservatives relying on our "personal faith" to "block women from getting abortions." Actually, we are relying on our collective heritage of values and experience in condemning arbitrary homicides, especially of innocent victims. Liberal dehumanization of the unborn is a transparent ghastly lie which they privately admit.
Baker charges, conservatives "(make) it harder for (women) to fund their birth control." We do no such thing unless he considers he is making it harder for me to take a trip because he won't pay my way. We oppose forcing people who act responsibly and pay their own way to subsidize those who don't. If need be, conservatives will even resort to the universally available, 100 percent effective, and completely free method of birth control, but nothing infuriates liberals more being asked to do the same.
Baker complains conservatives demand a right to own "assault rifles" "yet you attempt to block a homosexual's very right to be happily married." There is absolutely no political or logical connection here. Yes, we see the current batch of gun legislation as a constitutional infringement. No one has a "RIGHT to be happily married," just to try. No matter what our proclivity, normal, homosexual, deviant of any stripe, no matter who we love or why, we are all subject to legal restrictions on marriage, the same restrictions for all. Or we did until the homosexuals achieved special privileges for special people. Yes, conservatives support traditional, age old attitudes and taboos regarding marriage and behavior, as opposed to the conceits and self serving excuses of liberals or poorly raised baby boomers.
Baker contrasts our opposition to excessive and intrusive environmental controls with our "bans on stem cell research." Again, no connection whatsoever, much less a logical contradiction. And nobody has banned stem cell research. The debate is about federal funding of research. Such liberal lies for political effect are innumerable.
Most bizarre is the attempted contrast of our opposition to big government while we want "our country being run on the doctrine of your personal religion." There again, no connection whatsoever. Everybody, most especially liberals, wants the country run on their own values and attitudes. Conservatives favor time tested collective traditional values and assumptions. It is irrelevant if the values are ascribed to a prophet, a philosopher, or a political scientist. Religion merely codifies them. It is the values, not the religion that liberals really detest.
If you can't think logically or tell the truth, you might be a liberal.
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CO Pastor Wants Kermit, Miss Piggy On Chick-Fil-A Menu For Taking "Sodomy Route"
Colorado Springs pastor Kevin Swanson is preaching against the Muppets because the Jim Henson Company broke with Chick-fil-A over the company's anti-gay philosophy.
During Friday's broadcast of his radio show, Generations with Vision, Swanson and co-host Dave Buehner encouraged the death penalty for homosexuality and suggested Chick-fil-A add a frog-filet sandwich and pig-on-a-bun to its menu.
"A Christian perspective ultimately brought the death penalty upon homosexuality between roughly 350 AD and roughly 1850 or so," Swanson said. "For about 1,500 years that form of life had pretty much been eliminated except here and there." Of course, now you have a massive, massive increase in this kind of thing."
Swanson (left) also attacked Bert and Ernie's home address, saying "Sesame Street and the Muppets are going to take the sodomy route," and suggesting Kermit, Fozzie and the rest may also support NAMBLA.
Buehner, meanwhile, lamented that "tolerance only runs one direction—you only can tolerate gays, you can't tolerate those who don't support gays."
Moving onto food, Swanson joked Chick-fil-A "should consider doing a frog filet for one of the sandwiches," Swanson suggested. Buehner piped in that "Miss Piggy on a bun" may be a bigger seller.
If Christian zealots like Swanson and Buehner are so gung-ho about adhering to Old Testament proscriptions, they probably should avoid pork, too.
"Buehner, meanwhile, lamented that 'tolerance only runs one direction—you only can tolerate gays, you can't tolerate those who don't support gays.'"
Bullshit. There is a difference between "not supporting gays" and "actively opposing gays." Chick-fil-A is the latter, having donated millions to anti-equality groups and events, hence why marriage equality advocates do not tolerate them.Jul 31, 2012 at 2:24 pm · @Reply ·
"Buehner, meanwhile, lamented that 'tolerance only runs one direction—you only can tolerate gays, you can't tolerate those who don't support gays.'"
This no mere difference of opinion similar to prefering mayo over the tangy zip of miracle whip. These people are actively working to violate my 14th amendment right to equal protection under the law. If the fundamentalists were simply calling me a sodomite and telling me that I was going to burn for all eternity in their fictional Hell, then I'd simply roll my eyes, toss my loose change in their styrofoam cup, and keep on living my life.
Don't speak to me of tolerance when you show absolutely no inclination toward tolerating me and mine first. Oh wait that's right, their version of tolerance is not immediately stoning me to death when they see me and husband holding hands in public. My bad.
This is despicable. The death penalty for gays? I don't ever recall reading that in the Bible. These people are not Christians, and they are a MUCH bigger detriment to our country than gays could ever pretend to be, spreading this kind of hate. Shame on him.
Umm maybe the title of this post should be changed to CO pastor want death penalty for gays! How is this kind of hate speech tolerated in america. This man should be arrested for those words, sounds like a death threat to me.
I hope Miss Piggy gives him a karate chop!
To paraphrase and steal from Seinfeld, "just when you think they can't take willful, unabashed stupidity any lower, they manage to drain a little more out of the pool."
This is why I don't understand why any gay person would want to be a part of religion. If you want to believe in a god, fine. But to be a part of hateful organized religion I just don't get.
@Ogre Magi: She should knock the hell out of him!
Actually, I'm all for Chick-Hates-Gays offering food "made" from Ms. Piggy and Kermit. Such a nasty stunt should alienate more of their client base even faster.
@Ruby: The Bible plays very little real part in Christians' hateful treatment of others except as an excuse.
"tolerance only runs one direction—you only can tolerate gays, you can't tolerate those who don't support gays."
That's kind of the idea there chico.
another bizarre fundamentalist preacher really isn't newsworthy — like striking out the pitcher.
@Steve: Really, for me it is not a huge deal that they donate to anti-marriage initiatives. That sucks, but it is not big enough to extremely piss me off.
What extremely pisses me off is that Chick-fil-A donates to Exodus International and that organization has been proven to destroy people with "ex-gay" therapy that even they admit does not actually work, but they sure have fun destroying people's lives in the process often leading to suicide or mental disorders where none existed before hand.
Also, someone probably should point out that Roman Empire fell around 350 AD because of the introduction of Christianity and that the next 1500 years was an absolute detriment to scientific study and cultural advancement. If it wasn't for those 1500 years we would be so much more advanced now as a society we would have already thrown off religious superstitions.
@Ruby: It most definitely is there, but so are a lot of other things. If we put everyone to death the way the Torah demands, I'm not sure we would still have anyone alive in this nation…
@Daez: Seems to me they were falling already and grasped at a new religion in an attempt to stop what was already happening.
Neither the Sesame Street characters nor the Muppet Show characters have anything to do anymore with the company that recently announced it would no longer make toys for Chick-fil-A. Not that their current owners aren't friendly too, so it doesn't matter as much…
What the Bible tells us, I thought, God and Jesus are about LOVE and not hate. Did I miss something?
@Ruby: Does anyone else have a feeling of hitler and the cleansing that brought about WWII????????
Unless I'm mistaken, the part of the Bible that these folks use to back up their claim against gay sex is real close to the part that says you can't eat pig. And of course Miss Piggy isn't even pig, she's made of cloth. Most likely a blend of fabrics which is also against Biblical law. What a hypocrite.
So if you use his justification for the death penalty for homosexuals, we should also remember even before that, they used to crucify Christians or feed them to the lions. If he advocates his historical practice, we should too.
"A Christian perspective ultimately brought the death penalty upon homosexuality between roughly 350 AD and roughly 1850 or so," Swanson said. "For about 1,500 years that form of life had pretty much been eliminated except here and there." I'm sure the Romans thought the "christian perspective" had been eliminated by the death penalty and crucifixion in the 300 years after Christ. What a hypocrite, just like the ones that Christ rails against dozens of times in the Scriptures. Buehner, meanwhile, lamented that "tolerance only runs one direction—you only can tolerate gays, you can't tolerate those who don't support gays." No one asked Chik Fil A to give gays free food or turn their restaurants into bathhouses, but if you actively support discrimination and those who discriminate against any group of people, don't be a pussy and whine when you reap the criticism for doing so that you so richly deserve.And although I don't like what comes out of it, I do have to say that Swanson guy does have a real purty mouth. Too bad he's such a whiny little bitch!
Another repressed allegedly-hetero self-described 'pastor' obsessed with sodomy.
What a self-righteous psychopath – sodomy and cannibalism are his ideas – sick ticket.
@calypso63: You really need to take another look Jesus was repackaged awhile back to be about love and peace, but here's a few things to check out.
@jj: I agree. I was opening this expecting something more light hearted from the religious crazies only to see talk of the death penalty for homosexuality.
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Tom Jones opens
When United Artists opened Tony Richardson's adaptation of the Henry Fielding novel Tom Jones in the autumn of 1963, they knew it was a hit. Their challenge was to convince Americans of that fact. The 18th century comic novel of a bastard trying to make his way in the world was barely known to most Americans. Nor were its stars, newcomers Albert Finney and Susannah York. And the director had a reputation that didn't necessarily lead to better box office. In Britain, Richardson and his collaborator, the playwright and screenwriter John Osborne, had established themselves by making dark films about oppressed working-class characters. Films like Look Back in Anger (1958), A Taste of Honey (1961), and The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner (1962) had defined a new wave of British cinema. But Tom Jones went in a whole new direction. Filled with bawdy adventures and cinematic high-jinx, the film proved a box office smash––even if the critics didn't all love it. Noting the film's debt to the French New Wave, The Sunday Telegraph sneered, "Richardson is a director who assimilates other men's styles as easily as a schoolboy catches measles." In New York, however, critics loved the film. The New York Times singled out the "brilliant new star Albert Finney," and the New York Herald Tribune's Judith Crist called it "one of the most delightful movies of recent years." But rather than capitalize on its urban success, UA allowed all this attention to simmer, waiting until January before opening in other cities. After the picture won four Academy Awards (including Best Picture and Best Director) in the spring of 1964, UA took the picture wide, and pushed the film's sexy fun, with a poster featuring a nearly bare-chested Albert Finney surrounded by a lusty wenches.


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JCoz wrote:On another topic, hasn't Bunkley been a huge bust? Even just for another DL body, seems like at the current market rates, a 5th was a vast overpayment.
They probably would have cut him anyways. I think they pulled a fast one on Heckert, talking both deals simultaneously. Hard to believe Bunkley would be worth a 5th after you see them sign Jenkins. That would be fairly shady between friends if true. Just a slick deal if they didn't just finish a long stint working closely with each other.
ESPN's scouting report heading into last season:
Comment: Bunkley had another solid season in 2009 as an interior defender with the Eagles. He has been a durable, consistent run-stopper over the past four years with power to hold the point. He has excellent initial quickness and body control. He understands how to leverage defenders with improved hand use to maintain body position. Bunkley has developed his pass-rush package; he uses quickness and explosive power to keep interior linemen off balance. Bunkley has developed his overall game, but may not develop into the impact player that his first-round draft status would indicate.


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Your dog will be placed under anesthesia and a complete exam will be performed. Since your dog cannot tell a vet if there is pain associated with a particular tooth, dental x-rays may be needed to ensure nothing is missed. The actual cleaning involves scaling to remove plaque and tartar. After scaling, the teeth are polished to remove residual plaque and to smooth the tooth surface that delays the accumulation of plaque and tartar. Finally, a fluoride treatment or plaque-prevention gel may be applied.
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YES! While many owners would prefer to avoid procedures involving anesthesia-especially in older dogs-anesthesia-free dental cleanings are not recommended by the AAHA or American Veterinary Dental College (http://www.avdc.org/dentalscaling.html). Anesthesia-free procedures always result in suboptimal examination and cleaning and also increase the risk of injury to a dog's mouth.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (134 votes).
In short: Undulating - really!!In full: Great race, well organised and have to say, great course...even the, and I quote the "evil hill". Did not enter until the last minute but glad I did - well worth the trip down. Well done to Tom & his team AND to all those who ran both races. Thanks.Date of review: August 5, 2008
In short: Glad i did it, but never againIn full: I applied early this year for this race, as part of my training plan for this year's New York marathon. I wouldn't consider myself an expert (yet), but of all the races I have done, this was the toughest (and that includes 2 marathons). The terrain was hard going, slippery steep uphill climbs and no let off when coming down either as you had to look out for where you were treading. Was it just me or did there seem to be far more uphills than down? Spent the whole 14 miles watching my feet to avoid tree roots and rocks (and saw two people go over in front of me). The race was well marked, well marshalled and the water stops were regular enough, but it just didn't suit my training and for an ordinary joe used to flat road running this was too full of injury risks for me. Not taking anything away from the organisation or the setting (it was glorious) - just a bit more than I was prepared for. My average pace for this race was half a minute a mile slower than my marathon pace - that's how hard it was. For all you trail race nutters out there - enjoy next year! I might even come back and marshall!Date of review: August 4, 2008
In short: A bit of everything...mud,hills, water, fields, forests......superb race.In full: Well done for organising such a great race. Marshalls were just so encouraging, water stations were so organised and friendly. The signage was really helpful. I am a convert to trail running! super medal.....thanks everyone. Back next year to do it the other way?Date of review: August 4, 2008
In short: Challenging but fun and a great mix of terrainIn full: This is a great race and i'll do it again next year. First 2-3 miles were a killer with steep muddy hills leading to bottle neck tracks. The course lead you through fields, farms, woods and rivers - a gut wrenching hill at the ninth (i think) but after that, pretty much down hill from there. Great organisation, plenty of signs, good atmosphere - only downfall was lack of facilities for the ladies....no showers and a tiny room for glas to get changed in. This really needs looking at considering the amount of people that turn up.Date of review: August 4, 2008
In short: I MUCH PREFERRED THE BACKWARDS COURSE. MOST OF THE PAIN OVER IN THE FIRST HALFDate of review: August 4, 2008
In short: Superb organisation from Mr Frost, as ever, and all his marshals for one of the most friendly events of the year. Enjoyed (?!) the tough, new route..Date of review: August 4, 2008
In short: must remember to only do the 7 next year !!!In full: a tough 14 mile slog on a sunday morning what could be better ? it seemed so much harder than last year ! but a great turn out and better marshalling/markings than last year . at the end i always promise myself never again and to stick with the 7 miler yet always end up entering the 14 !!! Date of review: August 4, 2008
In short: Tough, Tough, Tough, .....Oh did i mention it was tough!In full: Dont be put off by the tough heading, its a good test of your fitness levels(of which mine wasn't good enough). Route marking was one of the best i have ever seen, and the marshalls were excellent as was the organisation. I will be back next year to beat this years time........Date of review: August 4, 2008
In short: Good course, well organised, perfect weatherIn full: Trail runs are always more fun than road runs! I thoroughly enjoyed this not least because it wasn't very hot and the mostly wooded course was cool anyway. Terrain was good fun, road, stone tracks, sand paths and even through a ford. Only really 2 very big inclines (at about 1-2 miles) and in the second half (that one hurt) and more level running than I'd expected, so there is PB potential by trail standards. It was still a tough 14m though. Course marking superb and marshalling & drinks very good. The only minor annoyance was the bottleneck up hill number 1 caused by so many runners chosing to walk up the hill - very surprising given that we'd only been plodding for 10 mins or so. Top marks to the organisers.Date of review: August 4, 2008
In short: Great race - thanks to all the marshalls and organisers. In full: Nice not having to do the steps that were in last year's race. Lots of water stations and one with jelly bears! I hurt my ankle but still enjoyed it!!Date of review: August 4, 2008
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by peeker643 » Wed Apr 20, 2011 3:51 pm
Cerebral_DownTime wrote:Sad to hear. Restrepo was a fanatsic film.
After Hetherington's death, Jalal al Gallal, a spokesman for the rebels, issued a statement saying, "This is no longer the Gadhafi regime taking on Libya's people. This is Gadhafi taking on the world. He has spared no one, not women, not children, not journalists. This is now everybody's war."The fighting in Misrata -- a northwestern city with an estimated population of 300,000 -- symbolizes the pro- and anti-Gadhafi conflict, and the bloodshed and destruction are worse there than in other Libyan cities.Many observers believe the besieged city is becoming like Sarajevo, the Bosnian city placed under attack by Serbian forces during the Balkan wars in the 1990s.In fact, the office of U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay said Wednesday that some of the Libyan government's attacks on Misrata could constitute international crimes.A statement from the office said she condemned "the reported repeated use of cluster munitions and heavy weaponry by Libyan government forces in their attempt to regain control of the besieged city of Misrata, and said that such attacks on densely populated urban areas, resulting in substantial civilian casualties, could amount to international crimes."
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e0y2e3 wrote:Meant to come in and post this for you over lunch. I swear I did. I'm losing my mind.
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bucknutz94 wrote:'Infidel' is his? I look at that just about every time I go to the library. Damn, this sucks. Loved Restrepo.
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peeker643 wrote:e0y2e3 wrote:Meant to come in and post this for you over lunch. I swear I did. I'm losing my mind.Little bits of news like this ('little' to me, not to his) depresses me more than the idiocy I'm exposed to daily either personally or at work.Now, I guess 'Restrepo' is what it is partly because of dudes like this living the life and being side-by-fucking-side in Humvees that are getting IED'd and kids who are getting shot up. But fuck if it doesn't affect me for some reason. Makes it all more real. As if the body bags of American soldiers arriving daily don't. I dunno. Just hated seeing that. Looked through a copy of his book, 'Infidel' in the library before grabbing my kids and heading home. I'm not a soldier and I'm not a photog, but fuck if those pics in that book aren't unbelievable.
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ESCANABA – Marsha Lynn (Juchemich) Green, 64, of Escanaba, and former Negaunee resident, died Tuesday evening, April 16, 2013, at St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester, Minn., following a courageous battle with cancer.
Marsha was born May 3, 1948, in Ishpeming to Roland and Shirley (Nelson) Juchemich. She graduated from Negaunee St. Paul High School and went on to earn her master's degree at Northern Michigan University while working in the office of the Marquette County Prosecuting Attorney. Marsha served as the director of the Delta Menominee Schoolcraft Head Start program. She also served as Delta County treasurer and was on the U.P. State Fair Board of managers. Marsha previously owned and operated the Den of Antiquity shop. Most recently she was known for her quilts and fabric art, her art glass and other crafts.
Surviving are her husband of 37 years, Nino Green; three stepchildren, Joseph Green of Vernon, Mich.; Leah Belanger of San Antonio, Texas; Naomi Green of Lansing, Mich.; four grandchildren, Jacob and Aaron Stewart of San Antonio, Texas; Alex Green of Lansing, Mich., and Michael Boucher; three great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews; mother, Shirley Juchemich of Negaunee; sister, Donna (David) Danielson of Negaunee; two nieces, Anne Marie (Chris) Benton of Berwyn, Ill., and Sara (Jon) Beckman of Ishpeming; four great-nephews, Luke Benton and Nathan, Zachary and Andrew Beckman; aunts, Jean Nelson and Sandra Larson; uncle, Charles Giotto and many cousins.
Marsha was preceded in death by her father, Roland Juchemich Jr.; special aunt, Priscilla Giotto; and uncle, Clyde Nelson.
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Posted 25 January 2013 - 03:45 AM
Hogback is trying a new big game format that will include prearranged squads, and early team selection. What that gives you is cheaper tickets as well as a goodie package that has yet to be released, but looks like it will have a map for the squad leaders, armbands, and some sort lanyard for your team card. This should be a good step forward to having more detailed big games. That being said people need to buy into it and want to help out getting their friends in to.
The date has been set april 7th 2013 the tickets are officially on sale, even if you don't have a squad there will be plenty of ad hoc squads formed the day of so don't be discouraged. For more up to date info check on the website www.hogback.net. If you have any questions feel free to ask even if its one you know but you think it might help others.
Posted 29 January 2013 - 11:45 AM
Sounds awesome! Anyone on here wanna get a squad together?
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Posted 29 January 2013 - 11:47 AM
Can you choose a squad or do they make them for you?
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Posted 02 February 2013 - 11:51 PM
Can you choose a squad or do they make them for you?
you should be able to choose your squad ahead of time. As long as you buy tickets early. Each team should have a squad leader. Not only to give direction but to make it easier for the field to add the rest of your squad as tickets are continue to be sold. Say your name is John Doe. You have bought a ticket and chosen your team and you want your friend to join your squad. They buy tickets weeks later but still are able to join your squad as long as they know your name. For right now this has to be done over the phone. If it works out look for interactive web based data base where you can have more freedom to manage your squad on your own.
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There are certain aspects of raising puppies that almost no owner is likely to forget. For instance, most owners will remember to potty train their puppies and teach them not to be too rough with humans to prevent dog aggression. However, many families allow obedience training to fall by the wayside, either assuming the dog will be naturally well-behaved or simply giving up in frustration. Even though obedience training can take considerable time and energy, it is important for owners to put in the effort, the Times Herald Record reports.
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the other thing you have to keep in mind is the low end cut off.
Once the source pressure (bottle) drops below the regulation point of the tank reg, air should flow freely from the tank to the secondary reg on the marker. If the tank reg doesn't allow air to pass at the lower pressure, it essentially cuts off any usable air, and THAT can reduce the number of shots, but I don't imagine it would be anywhere near a pod's worth due to the necessary volume of air.
This was posted on PbNation in a thread on whether the Myth or any reg could give more shots. So is it true that at a certain point a reg will stop outputting air even with air still in the bottle.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (142 votes).
In short: In full: I entered this race for the first time this year. I am a complete amateur and have only been running 6months and I really struggled with the very hilly race but absolutely loved it once i had finished in quite a respectable begginers time. Lovely medal and I would do it again but with much more hillwork training. Good family fun.Date of review: September 9, 2008
In short: still haven't got the prizes right.Need ladies and mens team prizes.Also no one person should receive more than one prize. Much fairereDate of review: September 8, 2008
In short: Memorable race with a really nice village atmosphereDate of review: September 8, 2008
In short: a great low key race through pleasant sceneryDate of review: September 8, 2008
In short: Wonderful, friendly, well organised. Me, I'll run 10k any day for a medal, a banana, and a massive bag of jelly babies!In full: For my first 10k, that wasn't bad at all! Kind of hilly though, I wonder if they're all like that? Manageable though, you know you're going to get that rotten hill at the end, as it's the one you shot down at the start! Very friendly village atmosphere, great marshalling...I'll definitely be back!Date of review: September 7, 2008
In short: Save a gasp or two for that hill at the end...In full: The heaviest rain held off and in the end we just had a cooling light drizzle. Unavoidably for this part of the world there are hills, and when you're shooting off downhill at the start you would do well to remember that you'll be coming back up that same hill right at the end! But the village makes you feel very welcome and organisation was very good, coping well with the conditions which required a late change of car park location. And you get a bottle of water AND a banana AND a bag of jelly babies! Nice!Date of review: September 7, 2008
In short: Good course, friendly, great gifts with Medal too!Date of review: September 7, 2008
In short: A well organised event in an attractive villageIn full: This is a well organised event, held in an attractive Kent village, which has a pleasant community atmosphere. As Weald is on a hill the course inevitably spends most of the first 5km descending, leaving a long haul to the finish. The countryside helps to distract from the effort and the gradient is fairly shallow, except for the punishing slope just before the finishing straight.Date of review: November 7, 2007
In short: Difficult course but still had funIn full: Being a beginner, I found this very challenging but ultimately rewarding and have heard the same comment made by many since. The marshals and locals were encouraging and the whole race was very well organised.Date of review: September 22, 2007
In short: Bit of a shock to the system after a lazy break.Date of review: September 20, 2007
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Posted on 12/27/2011 4:55:28 AM PST by AtlasStalled
Apparently we'll be referring to Richard Nixon -- the nation's only President to resign in disgrace -- as "Tricky Dick" for another reason.
In the newly released biography Nixon's Darkest Secrets veteran Washington reporter Don Fulsom alleges the 37th President who served from 1969 to 1972 "may have had an affair with his best friend and confidant, a Mafia‑connected Florida wheeler-dealer named Charles 'Bebe' Rebozo who was even more crooked than Nixon" as reported by Tom Leonard for the Daily Mail:
Bebe Rebozo was a short, swarthy, good-looking Cuban-American businessman with a history of failed relationships with women and close alliances with Miami's Mafia chiefs. * * * According to the FBI, he had close links with Mob bosses such as Santo Trafficante, the Tampa Godfather, and Alfred "Big Al" Polizzi, a stooge of Meyer Lansky, the Cosa Nostra's financial brains. * * * When Rebozo started his own bank in Florida in 1964, Nixon then a lawyer wielded a golden shovel at the ground-breaking ceremony and became its first depositor.
And apparently Bebe made deposits -- so to speak -- with Nixon: "when Nixon became President, Rebozo got his own office and bedroom at the White House, and a security clearance that allowed him to go in and out without being logged by the secret service."
Just when you thought the political fraud called the U.S. government couldn't be any more corrupt.
Where was the freakin' FBI while the President of the United States was openly cavorting with a notorious mob figure? Oh yeah, the Bureau boys were busy covering up for their mobbed-up closet case Director.
(Excerpt) Read more at bitterqueen.typepad.com ...
Nixon served from January 20, 1969 August 9, 1974. Take the rest of the article with a couple tons of salt.
Where are the stories about Reggie Love, Obama's buttt-ler? The Dems finally got him out of the White House...ABC and others in the MSM did "nice" stories about him as he left for "grad school"...too many were noticing how "close" he was to the POTUS.
When confused...attack Nixon...it's worked since the fifties.
I would think, given this author's curiosity in gay affairs, he would want to dig something up more current...and real.
they are still kicking Nixon around!
It's not a story, it's just a blog post.
Maybe eight people will see it, other than on FR where it is being pathetically pimped for blog hits.
Trickey Dick had many many faults but he was no fag as this current resient of the White House is.
Hey LLS,
Would you bet your farm that obammy has never been with another male??
Wow! Nixon and Rebozo sure changed as they got older!
The blog called bitterqueen would post this. Bitter queen?
Two comments:
1. Consider the source: bitterqueen.typepad.com - ahem.
2. This was very much the rumor back in the day - nothing new to those that read the underground press etc. back then.
I do like it when they discredit themselves in the first paragraph.
Kal Penn
Gay actor Kal Penn went to work at the Obama white house in April, 2009 as "Associate Director of the White House Office of Public Engagement." He left in April, 2010 amid rumors that he and Obama had had a falling out. Two weeks later he was robbed in a bizarre crime where his phone was taken. Many speculate that the phone contained messages and time stamps that could have compromised Obama.
Obama and Emanuel: members of same gay bath house club in Chicago
Even David Frost would have a good laugh at this tripe. Next.
There are a lot of things about Nixon that are wrong but, to anyone who lived through his career, it is almost impossible to imagine him in any kind of sexual context, gay or straight. He was a man almost devoid of emotional context.
Are you accusing Atlas Stalled of blogging under the name Bitter Queen? It's not "pimping" unless it's your own blog.
It's an established fact and has been so for quite a while.
Yeah thats right, attack some one who is not here to defend them selves with Maybes and alleges, and all of that B.S which is just a way of telling lies.
The liberals hated Nixon because he was on to them and their Communist connections.
There is one positive note... it woke me up when I read it!
Pssssst. I once heard that Judy Garland used to shoot an AK-47 at pictures of Truman Capote and Liberace because she hated fags so much. She killed herself because all he friends were bone smugglers...Pass it on.
Nixon may not have been overtly sexual, but he was intensely emotional. Nixon was a fighter and I believe it was his destruction by the left that has cowed republicans into being wimps ever since.
Nixon fought the left as a threat to the country, an approach we desperately need today. I'm a George W supporter, but I'd like to kick him for every time he folded his hands and said the liberals were wonderful, "we just have an honest difference of opinion".
you've got that right. the anonymous source is always a convenient foil for telling one's own lies.
Lots of people died from Fast and Furious.
No international laws were broken in Watergate.
Lots of international laws were broken in Fast and Furious.
Nixon was a self-identified Keynesian. He may have postured as a fighter of the left but had no trouble imposing one of their favorite meadures wage and price-controls.
I could never understand WHY Julie Eisenhower voted AND SUPPORTED Obama in 2008 ... how could she support a political party (Democrat) when she knew how much they hated her father, President Nixon...
Julie Eisehnhower: a Nixon for Obama:
You won't have Richard Nixon to kick around anymore.
I've heard of Bebe Rebozo but I didn't know who he was until now.
I bet it was great being Pat.
Speaking of Nixon, I was at the doctor's office this morning and he had a copy of the May-June issue of Duke Magazine in his lobby. They had an article of how Duke fought against having the Nixon library there.
The rest of the articles and notes about their alumni and students made me look at the cover again. I thought I might have picked up a copy of Pravda.
You gotta love the liberals....
It's only natural that a book like this would be published long after Nixon's death.
You just gotta love the fact that books are written about people who are no longer around to defend themselves.
I was born in 1976 and I'm very familiar with many of Nixon's quotes.
He's been pushing that line for some time now. See his articles at crimemagazine.com. He also calls Nixon a traitor and a wife-beater.
If someone was "UPI bureau chief" forty years ago and has been writing online blogs and humor books, and appearing on "miraculous cures" radio shows in more recent times, you have to consider the possibility that he may have a screw loose.
Anyone who saw him at his wife's funeral could attest to that, the man was absolutely heartbroken by her passing and it showed.
But what about taking the high road? If you spread unsubstantiated rumors, how can you object if the same kind of rumors are directed against candidates you support?
This has to be BS and total smear. If they had anything like this it would have landed on Nixon long ago.
Are you insinuating that I'm spreading rumors about Obama being gay? BWA HA HA HAAAAaaa
Where was the freakin' FBI while the President of the United States was cavorting with an alleged mob figure gay or otherwise? Oh yeah, the mobbed-up closet case Director J. Edgar Hoover was attending meetings with Rebozo and Nixon.
I don't think Tricky Dicky play for same team
Maybe current US President does LOL!
Larry Sinclair unofficial First lady anybody????
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Thursday was a tough day to be a U.S. wheelchair basketball fan. Both the Australian men and women defeated their American counterparts in the semifinals. While Australia moves on to play for the gold medal in both the men's and women's wheelchair basketball game, the Americans are playing for bronze.
Following the 40-39 of the U.S. women, the U.S. men fell by a score of 72-63 in a game that was much closer than the final score reflects. It was a disappointing loss for a Team USA team that was determined to avenge an earlier loss to Australia in group play.
"We knew it would be rough," U.S. men's coach Jim Glatch said. "Australia is a great team and they are the reigning world champions. We put up a fight and kept kicking at them but at the end we could not kick enough."
The Aussies came out hot and were ahead 18-8 at the end of the first quarter and early in the second quarter, the Aussies built up a 13 point lead. Team USA was determined to weather the storm and put together a great second quarter and trailed by four going into halftime.
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Team USA is known for having great depth on the squad and Hinze along with fellow center Joe Chambers played big roles in for Team USA after playing minimal roles in the quarterfinals. In fact, Chambers scored four points in nine minutes of action against Germany while Hinze didn't come off the bench.
In stark contrast, on Thursday night at the North Greenwich Arena, the two combined for 19 points and caused trouble for Australia. Unfortunately, it was not enough to dethrone the reigning Paralympic champions, who look poised to repeat.
"In 2010 they won the world championships and in 2008 in Beijing they were gold medalists," captain Paul Schulte said. "So right now they are king of the hill. Hats off to the Aussies, they're a terrific team."
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In short: Brilliant race and far better than the Merrell Iceman the day before!Date of review: November 23, 2009
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In short: A marvellous mudfest!In full: Did my first Turbo x this summer, that was fun but this last one was what it is all about! Date of review: November 23, 2009
In short: Fab!! well worth the 5 hour drive!!Date of review: November 23, 2009
In short: Mental mudathon!In full: This race was one of the more madder things I have done in my life (and I've done over 100 bungy and parachute jumps!) First of all I would like to say that the organization was top notch, the army was on hand for parking and course marshaling and they did a fantastic job. The course was so wet and muddy after all the rain I thought the whole 10 miles was the "Turbo X" zone rather than just the 2 miles at the end! My only criticism about the course was that a lot of it was single file which made it hard to overtake in places and there weren't any mile markers so I had no idea where the end was! I thought if I wore my watch it would get ruined so I was a bit in the dark (and rain and mud) about distance/times etc. Entering the Turbo Zone was brilliant, dry ice everywhere and the songs Eye Of The Tiger and Welcome to the Jungle blaring out of the speakers to get you swimming through the mud faster.I would recommend this race to anyone who likes their sport extreme and are definitely coming back next year! Thanks to all the organizers, job well done!Date of review: November 23, 2009
In short: I think its all been said! Really good fun!Date of review: November 23, 2009
In full: The finale to a season of Salomon Turbo X races, outstanding organisation in the face of awful weather conditions (the changing tents blew away!!) The rain made the bogs feet deeper, the open sections ten times harsher and the competitors 'head to the woods shouts' more meaningful than ever!) ..believe me the cover was a god send in places! This race gives everything and takes it all back out of you as well! Just such an inspirational run to do. After this you just want all races to be like it! Who needs roads...Date of review: November 23, 2009
In short: madIn full: sunk up to my nuts in mudDate of review: November 23, 2009
In short: Better run than Hellrunner, GRIM, Tough Guy (run course)In full: I've done many races like this, and I can honestly say the course is VERY thoughtfully designed and much better than the one-trick-ponies GRIM and Hellrunner. (I do love them though!)While GRIM has its puddles and Hellrunner has its inclines, this race had all of that and more. An incredibly diverse spread of terrain:sand,tufty fell-like grass,boggy wet tall grass (the trail-blazers at the front must have had trouble battering it down!,huge puddles,leaf-litter hands-and-knees inclines (as steep as those found on the Tough Guy run, maybe not quite as long though but lots of them),swooping, technical, singletrack,(even) some short road sections (don't bring yer spikes ;-) ),as well as lots of mud and grass similar to terrian XC racers will be familiar with.There were several points at which good route choice could make up places.The bogs of the Turbo-X zone were great - just as leg-sapping as the Tough Guy, and more so than Hellrunner. This lead to some great banter as we pulled each other up time and again!I've got to say, I suspected the course might be a bit weak - a trail run with a novelty section. I'm so happy to relate that this is a tough, diverse, course that beginners can have a great laugh on, and pro's can really sink their teeth into!I'd suggest more marshals are needed, or more tape, because there were several miles in which the runner in front was about 400M away and I found it hard to see the route in the rain.There was a good spread of quality prizes covering a lot of categories.The course is as spectator friendly as it could be in this sort of area as the course passes the start numerous times and there's an excellent view of the Turbo-X section. At a push (geddit) you could get a wheelchair in to see the action, but it would depend on how wet the ground is and how strong the pusher is, so would be difficult to plan in advance.Date of review: November 23, 2009
In short: thick gloopy gunk with added stink - Great fun!In full: My first turbo x - I laughed alot, and scrambled on hands and feet a fair bit. Lots of fun and a few "what the %&*$" moments!!! Well marshalled and good first aid cover. Very friendly event - thanks to the jumper lady (sorry too) and the random man that helped me out of thigh deep gunk, also to Liz for being there - well done to you too!!!! The weather made it extra special! Reckon i'll be back.Date of review: November 23, 2009
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