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Savages mourn fascist tyrant
posted at 1:52 pm on December 31, 2006 by Allahpundit
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Twenty pages of photos and counting at Yahoo News, most of them from Palestine, naturally. Just keep scrolling.
Here's my favorite, of one of our friends in the West Bank.
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One Angry Christian on December 31, 2006 at 1:58 PM
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Allahpundit on December 31, 2006 at 2:01 PM
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One Angry Christian on December 31, 2006 at 2:05 PM
What I want to know is: Did more people react to the hanging like this, or the opposite? Because it seems like there is a lot of mourning for Saddam, not just in bleeding leftist hearts outside Iraq, but inside as well. Will the middle east weep louder when we finally get bin Laden? And if they do, will we take it as a revelation as to who our real enemies are, or evidence that we are the evil of the world?
These past two years, I've really been falling out of love with the Iraqi people, if not all Muslim people around the world, because of things like this. I really question whether its worth our time, lives and money to fix what may very well be a nation of idiotic barbarians who hate us, love genocidal dictators, and ultimately want to see us dead. And if we're not in a position to leave the region, then at least take off the kid gloves. I'd rather see Baghdad under martial law for a year than hear about one more soldier dead by IED.
These past two years, I've really been falling out of love with the Iraqi people, if not all Muslim people around the world, because of things like this. I really question whether its worth our time, lives and money to fix what may very well be a nation of idiotic barbarians who hate us, love genocidal dictators, and ultimately want to see us dead.
you ought to consider the source of most of your (as well as the rest of our) information and what the ideology is that drives them and therefore where their attention is most.
If you went by most reporting you would think that not one school has been built, one hospital opened/staffed/equipped, or one city given power and water as well as security.
The left wants us to think that they hate us there so that's what they report. I'll grant you that many people there do, but many people there … do not as well. At least according to my friends who live and work in the middle east.
I'd trust them over the media … any day.
One Angry Christian on December 31, 2006 at 2:17 PM
Aren't these the same folks who danced in the streets and passed out candy whwn the twim towers fell?
Well, as someone once said… May piss be upon them.
Wishing a Happy and
preposterous prosperous New Year to the entire Hot Air crew and all it's commenters!
CliffHanger on December 31, 2006 at 2:21 PM
Tajke this story as an example and see who is to blame for what gets out of Iraq
Parents of slain U.S. soldiers travel to Iraq
POSTED: 12:20 p.m. EST, December 26, 2006
LYERLY, Georgia (AP) — After her son Justin was killed serving in Iraq, a grieving Jan Johnson resolved to see the place where he died and to better understand why it happened.
Johnson and her husband, Joe, who also served in Iraq, were among a group of seven parents who lost children in the war who were picked to travel to northern Iraq in November as a scout team for a bigger trip next year.
"I wanted to go see where my son died," she said. "You hear in the news how bad Iraq is, that it isn't worth saving. … I wanted to go find out for myself."
Family members of U.S. casualties of war have made pilgrimages in the past to Vietnam and other war zones where their sons and daughters died.
But the fighting in Iraq was far from over, so a similar journey seemed unlikely until a nonprofit organization called Move America Forward decided to organize a trip.
By the time plans had been made, Joe had returned from an eight-month tour in Iraq and was willing to return for his wife's sake.
The trip cost between $5,000 and $7,000 per person, but donations came pouring in from across the country, including checks from soldiers. The seven were told to keep their travel plans hidden from the Department of Defense and even their own children
The next morning, a plane flew the families into Arbil, the capital of the Kurdistan region in northern Iraq. It's one of the safest areas of the country, where suicide bombers rarely strike and the insurgency has little support among the Kurds, a minority long oppressed under Saddam Hussein's rule.
The Johnsons were never able to go to Sadr City, the rough-and-tumble Baghdad neighborhood where Justin Johnson was killed by a roadside bomb in April 2004.
Kurds thank parents for sacrifice
Far from the strife of Baghdad and other violent regions, the group's members said they nevertheless found a cause worth fighting for in Arbil.
There, they said, their sons were treated as liberators and the parents welcomed as heroes.
As guests of the Kurdistan Regional Government, the parents visited a parade of politicians and government ministers who thanked them for their visit — and their sacrifice.
Many told the families their sons were martyrs, a term that at first seemed offensive to some.
"Until I understood the meaning of what a martyr was, it was kind of a slap in the face," Jan said. "But they weren't comparing them to suicide bombers. I realized they were comparing them to heroes."
They traveled to outlying villages and were invited to sip tea with Kurdish dignitaries. One told them of his painstaking efforts to find mass graves and evidence of Iraqi abuse. Another took them on a tour of a prison camp that was transformed into a rose garden after Hussein's grip on the region waned.
Wherever they traveled, fellow mother Debra Argel Bastian of Lompoc, California, handed out wallet-sized photos of her son, Derek Argel, who was killed in a May 2005 plane crash near the Iranian border.
One mother tucked the photo into a framed picture of her two sons and husband, who had also been killed during Saddam's rule. "Now your son is my son," the woman told Bastian.
She broke down crying.
"I needed to make that trip," said Bastian, who traveled with her husband, Todd. "All of us were very, very disappointed in the media coverage over the war. I had so many avenues that were telling me different, that there were good things happening in Iraq, that they were just reporting the bomb of the day."
William Amos on December 31, 2006 at 2:21 PM
Oh, and I must say. After viewing pics of a dead Saddam I must say he never looked so good. He appears taller and slimmer.
CliffHanger on December 31, 2006 at 2:23 PM
Screw 'em. We'll always have the hanging video to cherish.
Happy New Year, all.
JammieWearingFool on December 31, 2006 at 2:27 PM
I absolutely do not dispute that most of the media is biased, unethical, and reports to the public hoping to influence public opinion. However, I also cannot dispute the existance of images like these and others, such as crowds cheering under the burned bodies of Americans that they'd hung on a bridge in Fallujah.
We're fighting civilians. No uniform, no country, no organization, just civilians that could be anywhere and anyone at any time. Whether they raise an AK-47 against our troops or simply provide a safe house for al Sadr's militia, they're all the enemy that we need to kill. So is there any way to know where the true sympathies of the Iraqi people lie, beyond heresay and media? Because people lie just as well as the media does. The only way I think we can tell for sure whether the Iraqis are with us or against us will be told in how large their body count is – and no matter what the source – 600,000 or 100,000 or 25,000 – its already a pretty big, ugly number.
Some, more than we know of, mourned the deaths of: Hitler, Stalin, Mussolini, Ceauşescu, Arafat, etc.
And who cares about them one iota? Only sickos. History will not give a rat's heinie, nor will any sane people, regardless of the moping of our 'illustrious' media, lefties, idealists and George Gallows.
Oh, and not to forget the truly ignorant, like the lady in the AP-chosen picture. One can't blame them – they simply don't know better and never will. We have plenty of them here (in the U.S.) too.
Hopefully they will never rule the world. There is always the danger, though, i.e. Venezuela, that they are bought to vote for a tyrant.
Entelechy on December 31, 2006 at 2:38 PM
The common people dont have access to make IEDs. The common people dont have money and equiptment to kill our troops.
Its well know that its outside sources that are backing the insurgency. Iran and Syria are as much the problem as Iraqis are.
Wont even go into the democrats and their "help"
William Amos on December 31, 2006 at 2:38 PM
You evil conservatives. The man is dead. Can't we take some time to remember the good things about Saddam, instead of harping on the murdering and tyranny? I've compiled a small list, but I bet there's more if you dig deep enough.
– He rarely littered.
– He always turned the lights off when he left a room.
– He was good with children.
– He never passed wind in public areas.
– He could fire a shotgun with one hand.
– He set aside money for recently bereaved palestinian families (there were prerequisites… I'm fuzzy on the details here).
– He smiled at people, even when he was planning to kill them.
Sure, he did some bad things. But does that make him a bad person?
I wonder how many public displays like these would take place with out the world wide media attention. For that matter I wonder how it would effect the jihadis if all visual and audio coverage were stopped and the only place the jihad was covered was in print only. It would be like if a tree falls in the forest and no one is there does it make a sound. I am willing to bet most of these attention junkies would just go away.
sonnyspats1 on December 31, 2006 at 3:27 PM
AP's thread title "Savages mourn fascist tyrant" – and…
Newsweek's Jon Meacham, on choosing Mr. Ford's picture on the cover, versus Saddam's:
"I felt differently. There is much to learn from Ford's legacy-one that we explain and explore in detail-and his brief, 29-month presidency shapes us still…"There could be no greater contrast than that between Gerald Ford and Saddam Hussein, and word of Saddam's death illuminated Ford's grace and generosity even more."
Mourning not exclusive to those savages…
Entelechy on December 31, 2006 at 3:42 PM
Here's my favorite, of one of our friends in the West Bank.
Wasn't "our friend" in Lebanon? Of course, if it's the same person, she could be vacationing in Ipanema and still serve as a fauxtographic model.
Here's my favorite, of one of our friends in the West Bank.
I have that same TV…
Damn, now I have an irresistible urge to go to the mall and self-detonate.
infidel4life on December 31, 2006 at 4:39 PM
I have that same TV…
Would it be bad taste to ask if I could have her tv if she blows herself up? Sorry, just asking…anybody thought of a good song yet for Saddam's passing? One springs to mind seeing the west bank pictures…ahem…
Don't cry for me Palestina…
the truth, I never liked you..
All through my power days
my plastic shredder days
I gave you lots of bombs
and 25K per blast..Palestina…
I'm sure the more creative among you can come up with better..I'm awash with guilt for being such a mean bugger at the end of the year…ok, done with that. Off to the Casino Royale. Cheeers.
austinnelly on December 31, 2006 at 4:56 PM
Newsweek's Jon Meacham:
…"There could be no greater contrast than that between Gerald Ford and
Saddam HusseinGeorge Bush, and word of Saddam's death illuminated Ford's grace and generosity even more."
Urge to fix it addressed!
I ask Mr. Meacham "what about Saddam's 'grace and generosity'"? He had members of his own family executed.
Then, operation code-named Termination of Traitors
And, if you have time to skim details about the just departed monster – note to Mr. Meacham too…
Entelechy on December 31, 2006 at 5:26 PM
Oh, and I must say. After viewing pics of a dead Saddam I must say he never looked so good. He appears taller and slimmer.
CliffHanger on December 31, 2006 at 2:23 PM
Yes, death becomes him,
Soothsayer on December 31, 2006 at 6:03 PM
Twenty pages of photos and counting at Yahoo News
Yahoos, indeed.
fogw on December 31, 2006 at 6:05 PM
You know why she's crying, right? She's wondering who's going to pay her when it's time for her sons to blow themselves up.
Wolfman on December 31, 2006 at 8:36 PM
fogw, yoohoo!!!
Wolfman, great conclusion!!!
Entelechy on January 1, 2007 at 3:48 PM
Surely the photog picked a random apartment, sat down on the sofa and got a candid shot of a typical Iraqi woman's reaction to her leader's imminent hanging.
Yeah, that's it.
As usual, not news reportage, but fabrication. Or to borrow Dan Blather's method, real but inaccurate.
Freelancer on January 1, 2007 at 5:59 PM
Sorry, I meant Palestinian woman's reaction.
AP, please tell us that one of your resolutions is to add an edit feature…
Freelancer on January 1, 2007 at 6:01 PM
So whats (yawn) new about the anti-amirika bashing bias of the DBM? Deify the dictators villify the Americans–unless they're Democrats of couse. You think the country has finally caught on to the geshstapo propaganda tactics of the Left? I mean they've only been doing it for 40 yeras.
It's like the American public are alcoholics and they need to to have a major knowledge reality check.
auspatriotman on January 1, 2007 at 10:51 PM
William Amos on December 31, 2006 at 2:21 PM
Thank you for putting much into sorely needed perspective. Happy New Year.
Emmett J. on January 1, 2007 at 11:56 PM
Most cities in Iraq are stable. I would be willing to bet, saddam is not missed in most of them. If he was that well loved, there would have been much worse violence in the heavily biased news celebrating the fact that people were upset he died..than we've seen.
These past two years, I've really been falling out of love with the Iraqi people, if not all Muslim people around the world, because of things like this. I really question whether its worth our time, lives and money to fix what may very well be a nation of idiotic barbarians who hate us, love genocidal dictators, and ultimately want to see us dead. And if we're not in a position to leave the region, then at least take off the kid gloves. I'd rather see Baghdad under martial law for a year than hear about one more soldier dead by IED.
I can understand your statement..and it has gone through my mind before. I try to remember that in my mind, the war never really was about the iraqi people even though freeing them from their brutal dictator was obviously the humane thing to do. The free world countries needed to protect their interests from a tyrant that had shown what powers he had and was acquiring…WMD. THAT is what ultimately needed to be stopped and his little jig with the UN and what he pulled in kuwait and then all the mass killings he did with wmd gas to his own people, made him very alarming to a nation. As for muslims, you should be guarded. Their book teaches about how our demise must come if we do not convert. Some muslims may never go to that extreme, but don't let the msm fool you into thinking that the amount that would go extreme is just a minority. There are countries that are under this sharia law, hardly a minority. Until there is some litmus test on which muslim will take their book literally and which ones will not, I will be keeping my distance because I value my life and my family's lives.
Just remember, the media that people see about the USA are our liberal freaks loud mouths…that is hardly what the USA is made up of..and I'd imagine the same goes for the ones who are silenced through being beaten, maimed, etc. We are so free here in the USA we can't comprehend the fear that some of those people have in iraq. I think it's frankly amazing how far Iraq's has come. I'm not sure I would have been that brave to go vote and have purple on my finger marking me as one who wanted change in iraq when there are headcutters next door.
I 300 percent agree with your last two sentences..300 percent!
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All of the Russian girls are so inconsistent. They can't even beat Murakami, flaws and all. The puberty monster is after them. I honestly don't see them as serious contenders. Irina at 13 or 14 was already dominating the junior circuit. At 15, she was on the world podium, won Euro, medaled at the GPF. The difference: consistency. I don't see any of these girls on the world podium by next year. I don't even see them beating Murakami by next year.
It was Michelle Kwan, not Irina who was dominating at age 13. Irina didn't even medal at her first Junior worlds, when she was 13/14...And she didn't medal at worlds until she was `17.
Eliza and a lot of these kids are really young... One or two are going to figure it out.
Elizaveta has long legs, so I think she still has a lot to grow.
Give these girls a few years, I'm sure some of them will survive puberty with most of the jumps intact. You have to bear in mind that Murakami is significantly older than Shelepen, Ovcharova, and Agafonova. I mean, she is a year and a half older than Anna who beat her in the SP and almost a year older than Polina who beat her in the SP at the JGPF and only lost to her at that event because of PCS. Birukova and Ovcharova may be mostly done growing too, they don't really look like little kids, and if they are it likely means they will continue to progress in coming years without a lot of setbacks and maybe pull ahead of the other girls. Elizaveta was 12 until a few months ago so honestly, she has plenty of time.
This is what Yuna was skating like when she was 14:
Not exactly spectacular, so I'd say those young Russian girls are doing pretty darn good considering they are so young and a lot of them only had doubles just last year.
Exactly. She's just a little girl who has been tauted as the next big thing, and so has tons of pressure on her, and she's just trying to figure out how to deal with that. Even Tara who became an amazing competitor, struggled for a bit with consistency when she was Elizaveta's age.Elizaveta was 12 until a few months ago so honestly, she has plenty of time.
And as for Murakami, while she has some issues, Murakami is a wonderful skater with beautiful edges and flow accross the ice. Some of the technique on her jumps isn't the best, but this year they were rotated. The young Russians were much more consistent than Kanako was when Kanako was their age.
There are a lot of things that Kanako does very well that a lot of young skaters could learn from.
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Also, apparently both of Liza's parents are short so she is not expected to grow much more, she does have very long legs though.
Polina Shelepen - She's not a choker, and even when she makes mistakes, you can always count on her to earn a decent score and respectable placement. At Junior Nationals and Junior Worlds she had very dissapointing SPs, but then rallied in the FS and pulled herself up siginificantly, earning a medal at the Junior Nationals event. At the JGPF, she had a VERY rough warm up before the LP and still managed to put out a good performance and hang on to 2nd place. She's reliable, and that's a good quality to have considering she's only 14 and appears to be going through some growing pains.
Anna Ovhcarova - This girl has proven she can't be counted out. She started off shaky at JGP Budapest finishing 5th but then went on to win the silver at JGP Torun, beating Christina Gao and putting out a solid SP and LP. At the JGPF she admitted to being nervous as it was such a big event but she held her own and placed a respectable 5th. At senior Russian Nationals she made a splash and showed consistency, placing 5th in both portions of the competition and finishing 5th overall. At junior nationals she was not favored to medal given the deep field with Liza, Adelina, Polina Shelepen, etc, but she proved people wrong. Her SP was not great but she went on to win the FS, scoring almost 110 points, and surprise everyone by winning the silver medal. At Junior Worlds I think people expected her to maybe make the top 10, but she was not a medal favorite by any means, then she went out there and won the SP with a big score. Her FS there was not great but through winning the SP she learned a valuable lesson, that there is pressure after being the leader in the SP and that she let that pressure get to her, now she and her coach know that and can work on takling that issue in the future.
Polina Agafonova - Like Ovcharova, she proved she can't be counted out. She did poorly at her first JGP event then redeemed herself by winning bronze at the JGP Germany. She didn't make the final and has a dissapointing showing at Russian senior nationals, but then went on to win the Junior National title, where she wasn't even a medal favorite considering the depth of the field. She showed poise and consistency at that event, placing 2nd in both the SP and FS to come out 1st overall. At JW she was not a medal favorite either, and then had a great showing in the SP and was able to hold onto her nerve and hang onto a medal after her FS, in which she shattered her previous PB score by 20 some points.
I know I was impressed with these girls, at the beginning of the season I really did not think Agafonova and Ovcharova were anythig special and now I'm a big fan of both of them, they are clearly very hard workers and want to do well and it's paying off.
Its hard to know with Liza, but she has good technique on her jumps. What I like about Liza too is that she also has good skating skills, edges as well.
Polina Agafonova I think might have the best technique of those young girls. Her technique on the 2a is quite frankly awful but her technique on the other jumps is really solid as far as I can tell. I know she sometimes has UR issues but she is also very young and has time to work on that, plus I think once she grows and gains some strength that will help with the URs.
The thing is though, most likely these girls will have to rework their technique anyway. Mirai as a little 13 year old had pretty good technique and she still had to relearn it this year after her body changed. Caroline hasn't been doing well because she never really reworked her technique after her body changed. Rachael had no speed and a flutz and mule kick when she was younger but she worked to fix those things. Mao had to rework her 3a even though she had good technique after she grew, but she managed to do it. So the thing is, while good technique is promising, it doesn't actually say that much about the future. Kimmie had good technique and wasn't really ever able to bounce back after her body changed. I think we'll just have to wait and see.
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I just looked at the protocols, Anna got +GOE on all of her jumping passes in the SP at Junior Worlds, not big +GOE but not one judge gave her any minuses for any jump in that program so if they think her jumps are ok then they probably are .
Also, Polina Agafonova's 3lz-3t was not downgraded in either program at JW, I thought it was because of her scores, but that's good news.
So proud of those two girls, they are too cute.
This girl has some good technique http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4uJu...eature=related
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well my girls made it through the cold wet winter here in the pacific north west I am so happy after two years of trying to winter bees they finally made it. Now on to spring so this year I can get a honey harvest
Johns Bees
well my girls made it through the cold wet winter here in the pacific north west I am so happy after two years of trying to winter bees they finally made it. Now on to spring so this year I can get a honey harvest
Johns Bees
Congrats so far, but you may want to buffer some of that enthusiasm. Later winter can throw some challenges your way. Keep a close eye on stores and be prepared to feed if necessary.
Horseshoe Point Honey -- http://localvahoney.com/
I have plenty that made it too, but they aren't looking too great. John
I'm just a little south of you in Gresham/Portland, OR and so far my 2 hives look good. This is my third year keeping bees but the first year I have been able to get them through the winter. I have heard this is the toughest time of the year though. It's still close to freezing at night and daytime temps are only in the high 40's. On the top bars I sprinkled some divert sugar mixed with some BeePro thinking it would be a back up if the honey stores disappeared. I really don't want to open the hives until temps get to the 60's. So far so good though!!
I advise caution as well. I'm in southwest MO where it's warm and we already have buds forming on plants, and I lost a hive just yesterday.
First part of March is always the toughest time for me. If I lose bees it will be in the next 2-3 weeks. When the weather begins to warm and the bees begin to hatch they can eat a lot of stores in a hurry. Good Luck!
I'm in the hills above Camas, WA, and I count my hives for winter loss on April 1. It's true that when they start raising brood that they can starve when we have constant rain in March, but also mite loss can finish them off when weakened fall bees start dying in late winter and early spring.
We had a day in the upper 50's last weekend and I looked in most of my hives. Right now I am encouraged that they all (19 of them) have a lot of bees. They have very little if any capped brood right now, but many still have 8 frames of bees. Even my nucs are still pretty full of bees.
I forgot to mention in my first post that I gave them two pollen patties and gave them some sugar slurry.
also there was about 6 frames of bees so I think they are looking very good so far.
I've lost 1 so far (out of 4), and another may be weak, but is wintering low so I can't tell what's going on. Gave them dry sugar and pollen patties yesterday. Syrup as soon as it warms up.
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Congrats on your success johns_bees. I'm a bit more conservative on declaring a success with my hives here in the midwest and tend to wait until the first week in May to declare which hives have been deadouts. Wyoming seems to catch some crazy weather in March and April. Best of luck to you in 13' =D
We the willing have done so much with so little for so long we can now do anything with nothing
johns bees,
So far, so good!!! Our morning temps are still in single digits, but a couple of days ago I bumped the hive a little and heard them "happily" buzzing away. So, when it warms a bit "I'll pop a top" and say Hello to the girls.
It's my first hive and first winter and it's been the coldest in about 10 years. I was really worried that they may not make it. Said with crossed fingers!! memtb
Your coldest in ten years? This has been one of the midlest winters on record IMO in the upper North East. What part of the state is Winchester in Memtb?
We the willing have done so much with so little for so long we can now do anything with nothing
Last year was the warm one. I actually got hazlenuts on some bushes I planted many years ago. Actually hardly a winter. THis one is actually about norm here in central Montana. I have lost 3 out of thirty. They were real cripples going in and I have a couple more that should have been shaken out last fall still perking along. I put pollen patties on the weakest to see if it saves them and on two strong ones to see if it hurts them. Won't probably have pollen til late March.
Winchester is about halfway between Thermopolis and Worland, beside the Bighorn river. Best described as just a "spot in the road, then they moved the road"! When I said coldest maybe I'll attemp to clarify. We've certainly had much colder temp.'s, but they rarley stay more than a few days then warms pretty nicely. Our winters seem to cycle that way. This year it went below zero in Nov., and from late Dec. to present almost all morning temps. have been hoovering either side of zero. That said, with this little front we've got coming thru, it warmed up a bit!! memtb


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Poet, singer and composer, ARNALDO ANTUNES was born in São Paulo in 1960. He joined the iconic Brazilian 1980s rock group Titãs, with whom he recorded seven albums. Launching a solo career in 1992, Antunes was able to meld his love of experimental music, modern dance scores, poetry and literature with his music. He released 11 well-received CDs, and published several books of poetry and essays in Brazil, Spain and Portugal.
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1989 Hatteras 5 Stateroom Motoryacht
Hilton Head Island, SC
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|Motor Yachts, Flybridge
|Propulsion Type
|Twin Inboard
|Hull Material
|Fuel Type
|Hilton Head Island, SC
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Overview
Three Joys is an updated and well-maintained 70' Hatteras Motor yacht with the popular enclosed aft deck layout.
Her current owner has constantly updated her since 2008 to include:
New carpets and flooring in all areas
Galley refit with Stainless Appliances
Granite countertops, fixtures and Vacuflush heads
Professional decorator touches throughout
Upgraded TV, Stereo, KVH Satellite System, Bosch Washer and Dryer
Her listing of mechanical and nautical enhancements reflects the owner's attention to constant upgrades.
A complete Awlcraft paint job in 2013 has her looking "brand new". Engine room totally detailed and bottom painted in 2015.
The five-stateroom/five head layout, along with the spacious aft deck, gives unexpected comfort and livability for a yacht this size.
She shows well and is ready for cruising and enjoyment and is currently in Hilton Head Island ready for immediate inspection.
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Vessel Walkthrough
Entering the salon through the aftdeck door, you will find a sofa and coffee table to port, two lounge chairs with ottomans to starboard, cabinetry starboard forward and a dining table forward. Then walk through a forward door to the galley, which is to port and U-shaped settee to starboard. Walk forward into the pilothouse with a full console forward, benchseat aft and side deck access doors on each side. There is a spiral staircase to the flybridge starboard aft and a stairwell starboard forward down to the staterooms. There is a forward guest stateroom and then another guest stateroom to port, with head to starboard, which also serves as a dayhead, and a hatch down to the generator room. Step down to the guest companionway and find the washer and dryer in a locker to starboard, followed by a generous linen closet and then a port mid stateroom and head to starboard, separate engine rooms, a port aft guest stateroom and head to starboard and then the full beam master stateroom all the way aft.
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Accommodations
Three Joys offers five staterooms and 5 heads. Three of the heads offer showers and the master stateroom offers a Jacuzzi tub/shower. The huge full beam master stateroom is aft with an ensuite head. There is a guest stateroom port forward of the master and aft of the engine rooms with over/under bunks and a head to starboard. There is another guest stateroom to port forward of the engine rooms with side by side berths and a head to starboard. There is yet another guest staterooom further forward to port with side by side berths and a head to starboard. Finally, there is the fifth guest stateroom all the way forward with ensuite head.
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Salon
The full beam salon offers huge amounts of natural light due to the large side windows and aft window and door. There is a sofa with coffee table and two end tables (one with wine storage) to port, lounge chairs, ottomans and a table with lamp to starboard, buffett cabinetry with wine storage starboard forward, a dining table forward, new carpet, new wall covering, valances and blinds, Phillips 52" flat screen TV and Sony DVD Home Theatre system. There is also a buffett cabinet with storage forward.
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Galley
All the galley appliances and sole were replaced in 2009. There is a U-shaped settee to starboard and there are windows on each side of the galley. The table for the starboard settee was removed but saved by seller in storage.
- Granite counter top
- New Maple sole
- Stainless steel KitchenAid dishwasher
- Stainless steel KitchenAid microwave/convection oven
- Stainless steel KitchenAid oven and 4-burner ceramic cooktop
- Stainless steel KitcheAid refrigerator/freezer with ice/water dispenser in the door
- Insinkerator garbage disposal
- Double stainless steel sinks with Grohe faucet
- Spice rack
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Dining
Dining is offered at the dining table in the forward salon and on the flybridge at the wrap-around aft seating with table. The galley settee also has a table that was removed by the seller but saved in storage.
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Master Stateroom
The aft full-beam master stateroom offers a king size centerline berth, nightstands with storage drawers, 6 portlights and 2 large transom hatches for loads of natural light and ventilation, built-in vanity starboard forward and a free standing desk port forward, storage cabinets and drawers on both sides and forward, cedar-lined walk-in closet and carpet. There is also rope lighting under the bed and behind the valances. The head with shower and tub, new flooring, granite counter top and 2010 Vacuflush toilet is starboard forward.
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Forward Guest Stateroom
The forward guest stateroom offers over/under bunks, ensuite head with enclosed shower, granite counter top and 2010 Vacuflush toilet, 2 portlights and an overhead deck hatch for plenty of natural light and ventilation, storage drawers, storage under the steps, hanging locker, carpet, reading lights and a Sony Bravia flat screen TV with Desay DVD player. There is also additional storage in a locker easily accessed above the head.
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Port Forward Guest Stateroom
The port forward guest stateroom offers side by side berths with a night stand between them, carpet, side window, cedar-lined hanging locker, storage under the berths and a Vizio flat screen TV. The head with enclosed shower, new flooring, granite countertop, wall coverings, faucets and fixtures, and 2010 Vacuflush toilet, is to starboard.
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Port Mid Guest Stateroom
The port mid guest stateroom offers side by side berths with a nightstand between them, 2 portlights, storage drawers under the berths, cedar-lined hanging locker, carpet and drapes. The head with enclosed shower, granite counter top and 2010 Vacuflush toilet is to starboard.
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Port Aft Guest Stateroom
The port aft guest stateroom offers over/under bunks, cedar-lined hanging locker, storage drawers and cabinets and a Pandigital flat screen TV. The head with granite counter top and 2010 Vacuflush toilet is to starboard.
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Pilothouse
The pilothouse offers a full console forward, elevated benchseat aft (with chart storage and foot rest), side deck access doors on each side and a spiral staircase to the flybridge. There is also a new Maple sole and additional storage for drinks port aft.
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Laundry
The Bosch Axxis washer and dryer, located in a locker in the guest companionway, were installed in 2009. There is also a generous linen closet just aft of the washer/dryer locker.
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Aftdeck
The enclosed aftdeck offers glass windows on each side, Stratoglass curtains aft, a salon door forward, air conditioning, wicker deck sofa, lounge chairs, ottoman and side tables, cabinetry with granite counter top forward, carpet over non-skid deck, Scotsman under counter refrigerator and a JC flat screen TV.
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Flybridge
Three Joys' huge flybridge is a great entertainment area and offers a full console forward, new windscreen and new Bimini and Eisenglass/Stratoglass enclosure in 2011, 2 newly reupholstered helmseats, new carpet over non-skid decks, new stereo and speakers and a wetbar with a Jenn-Air grill, stainless steel sink, Scotsman under counter refrigerator, KitchenAid ice maker and bar stools. There is built-in, wrap-around, reupholstered seating with a dining/coffee table aft. The Bimini covers the flybridge forward of the arch. The tender and davit are aft of the wrap-around seating.
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Audio/Visual Equipment
TV's were installed in 2009
- Phillips 52" flat screen TV in the salon
- Sony DAV-is10 DVD Home Theatre system in salon
- JVC flat screen TV in aftdeck
- Sony CDX-M10 AM/FM/CD player on flybridge (2011)
- JBL exterior speakers on flybridge
- KVH HD7 Tracvision satellite TV system (2010)
- 4 X satellite TV receivers
- Vizio flat screen TV in the port mid guest stateroom and port forward guest stateroom
- Toshiba flat screen TV in the master stateroom
- Sony Bravia flat screen TV in the forward guest stateroom
- Desay DVD player in the forward guest stateroom
- Pandigital flat screen TV in the port aft guest stateroom
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Electronics
- Icom IC-M504 VHF on flybridge and in pilothouse
- Anritsu 48nm Radar
- Furuno FR-1510D 72nm Radar
- Furuno GP-1850D DGPS color plotter on flybridge and in pilothouse
- Robertson AP9 MK II autopilot on flybridge and in pilothouse
- Ritchie Powerdamp magnetic compass on flybridge and in pilothouse
- VDO rudder angle indicator on flybridge and in pilothouse
- Datamarine depthlink, speedlink and wind gauges on flybridge
- Hatteras systems monitor panel
- Interphase Probe sonar in pilothouse
- ABI barometer in pilothouse
- Lenovo ship's computer with Vizio flat screen monitor
- Capn brand electronic chart software
- Satellite TV feed to pilothouse monitor
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Electrical
- 20 kW Onan generator with 4,238 hours
- 20 kW Onan generator with 4,224 hours
- Jefferson and Acme transformers
- Quicksilver galvanic isolator
- Dytek battery charger
- Mastervolt Charge Master 24/30-3 battery charger
- Glendinning shore chord system
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Engine/Mechanical Equipment
- Twin Detroit Diesel 12v71 TA main engines (Rebuilt in 1998) (Approximately 4285 hours total and approximately 1,785 hours since rebuild)
- Dual Racor 75/1000MA fuel filters and pressure gauges on main engines
- Racor 500FG fuel filters with pressure gauges on generators
- Fuel manifold
- Engine synchronizer
- TF Purifiner oil purification system
- Oil change system
- Hynautic steering system
- Naiad 254 stabilizer system
- Sidepower bowthruster
- Cruisair reverse cycle air conditioning system wth SMX controls throughout
- 2 X 30 gallon Vanguard water heaters
- HRO systems System 10 watermaker
- Rigid 150psi air compressor
- Sealand Saniguard holding tank vent filter
- Dometic Vacuflush heads replaced in 2009
- Husky tool box in port engine room
- 3" stainless steel shafts
- Nibral 4-blade propellers
- Trim tabs
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Deck Equipment
- Galley Maid anchor windlass with foot petal controls
- 60 lb CQR anchor
- 175' of anchor chain
- Marquipt Tide Ride gangway
- Non-skid decks (Painted in 2011)
- Foredeck benchseat and sunpad with cover
- Swimplatform
- Bow pulpit
- Foredeck deck boxes on each side
- Teak cap rails with stainless steel stanchions and covers
- Foredeck fender holders
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Tender
- Nautical Structures 1500lb tender davit
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Safety & Fire Protection
- Kidde fire suppression system in engine room and generator room
- 2 X ACR searchlights
- Emergency engine shutdown system
- Grover Products horn
- Life jackets
- Fire extinguishers
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Exclusions
- Sellers' personal belongings
- Glassware
- Silverware
- Artwork
|Contact Information
Contact the listing broker, Curtis Stokes, directly at 954 684 0218 or 1 855 266 5676 or firstname.lastname@example.com
|70' Hatteras Motoryacht Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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|Detroit Diesel
|Engine Model
|Total Power
|Engine Hours
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|Fuel Type
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Three Joys is an updated and well-maintained 70' Hatteras Motor yacht with the popular enclosed aft deck layout.
Her current owner has constantly updated her since 2008 to include:
New carpets and flooring in all areas
Galley refit with Stainless Appliances
Granite countertops, fixtures and Vacuflush heads
Professional decorator touches throughout
Upgraded TV, Stereo, KVH Satellite System, Bosch Washer and Dryer
Her listing of mechanical and nautical enhancements reflects the owner's attention to constant upgrades.
A complete Awlcraft paint job in 2013 has her looking "brand new". Engine room totally detailed and bottom painted in 2015.
The five-stateroom/five head layout, along with the spacious aft deck, gives unexpected comfort and livability for a yacht this size.
She shows well and is ready for cruising and enjoyment and is currently in Hilton Head Island ready for immediate inspection.


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tl;dr version: New hive is buzzing loud, and rain has parked here for a bit. Do I panic inspect between rain clouds, or wait 'til clear?
Hive background:
One of 2, my first hives. Installed in early/mid May, 3# packages w/ a Carni queen. This hive has been eloquently named "Hive #2." Two weeks ago was the last inspection. I did not verify a queen or eggs, but since everyone seemed happy, good brood pattern, etc... I rushed the check a bit to limit the time in the hive. I had 6 full frames drawn and about 30% on one side of frame #7 drawn. (10 frames total.) I was also using a top feeder from MannLake (the black plastic tub style.) The bees were only barely taking feed. One of the problems was the INSANE number of carpenter ants setting up a market in the feeder, along with the bee drowning issues. Things needed fixing.
Last week, I changed the feeders to top feeders I picked up from Dadant. The open tub style with wooden float "palettes." Along with that, I added a second deep brood box with 10 frames. I also made a concoction of motor oil and cinnamon and painted the stand support post with that. (Home-built stands, 4x4 post planted in the ground with a platform on top.) Welcome to internet advice on getting rid of ants.
This past Sunday, I opened the tops just to add syrup. At hive #1, most of the syrup had been taken (the floats were still floating, but at the bottom.) No dead bees!! I, and it seems my girls LOVE these feeders! As I was finishing up filling the feeder, I reached in to pluck out a dead bee (not drowned, local corrupt coroner refused to do an autopsy. ,) when one of the residents decided to go jihad on my thumb. Covered that hive and moved to the subject of this long story, Hive #2.
I opened the top and was pretty pleased. Hive #1 was taking more syrup than this one on the old feeder. Now... NO ANTS, and these little girls had cleaned up EVERY DROP of syrup. The feeder was FILLED with bees looking for anything left, and I could see them all over the bars on the top brood box. However... I did notice that this hive was a LOT "buzzier" than #1. Being a bit gun-shy from #1, I marched off and fired up the smoker. HA HA HA!! I gave them more syrup and planned on coming back yesterday or today to re-fill the feeders, assuming they were producing comb on the new foundation as fast as I could get them the syrup. While feeding Hive #2, I noticed a HUGE number of girls that went to the top and started fanning like mad. Smoke wasn't moving them anywhere. I finished up and shoved them in.
Present day:
The weather has taken a turn for the rainy side. I decided that it would be better to wait before opening the hives, they don't really need the syrup at this point, it would just be nice to help speed up the comb building process. I called my Dad (the hives are on his property,) to say I was going to wait 'til Sunday to inspect. He said he looked at them today during a break in the rain.
Dad knows less than me about bees, here was his "report:"
"They seemed a bit lethargic, but some were coming and going. You could hear them inside."
I asked, "Which one could you hear, the one on the right?"
He replied, "Yea, it was buzzing away."
Uh Oh... Loud and "buzzy" for a week, I have a bad feeling about this...
I've read enough here and elsewhere that this could be an indication of a queenless hive. While I know I should do a thorough inspection, the weather calls for a 50% chance or better of showers until about the 5th. As it's a 45 min drive to the hives, it's a bit hard to coordinate a "go now!" time to inspect with my work schedule.
Question time:
1) Should I be worried that the hive my be queenless?
2) If I am supposed to be fretting here, should I run and open the hives the second I get a break in the weather, or is it better to wait until I get a good, clear day?
3) If the hive has lost the queen, should I find a new one, or hope for the hive to fix it? I'm worried that there aren't many local hives to mate with a virgin queen.


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This year's draft class includes a ton of unique talents... For the first time in many years our team needs aren't as "needy" as they've been in past years, this gives us some flexibility in our decision making process....In Reese We Trust!
Round 1 | Lavonte David [OLB/SS] NEB
It's no secret Fewell likes hybrid players, David provides the coaching staff the opportunity to groom a Safety or a LB depending on team needs and player progress throughout camp. David is a quicker than fast instinctive player that plays bigger than his height/weight combination. He can be an excellent 3rd safety and/or Michael Boley's replacement. The versatility this pick presents makes it hard for Reese to pass up.
Round 2 | Mitchell Schwartz [OT] Cal
With the current o-line's skills diminishing, selecting the best OT left on the board makes sense here. Mitchell was a model of consistency at Cal, starting 51 games, 35 at left tackle and 16 at right tackle. He credits diverse blocking schemes at Cal for upgrading his overall play. At the senior bowl scouts raved about the way he handled some of the best pass rushers in the country. That was surprising because most scouts believed he projected as a right tackle in the NFL. Has good strength and surprising agility.
Round 3 | Jonathan Massaquoi [DE/OLB] Troy
Massaquoi is an untapped talent who might have benefited more if he played college at a higher level with better competition, he only played 2 years of college football at Troy. At 6-2 264 he has an interesting combination of strength and agility that served him well in college without showing much technique (i.e. - JPP). He finished his two-year career with 128 tackles, including 31 for a loss and 19.5 sacks. With Tolly possibly gone, and Osi being a toss up next year, this pick makes sense. Massaqquoi is a player who, with the right coaching staff, could blossom into a top talent in the NFL.
Round 4a | A.J. Jenkins [WR] Illinois
Jenkins was the best player on the Illinois offense last season putting up big numbers, finishing the season racking up 90 catches for 1,276 yards and 8 touchdowns with a 14.2 yards per catch average. Jenkins has natural big play ability and at times he flashes signs of being a premier playmaker. His 4.30(Low) 4.39(Mid) 40 may translate into a solid deep threat, and if selected will fill the void left by Manningham. Solid hands, elite speed and good size... Hard to pass on the kid with a late 4th pick.
Round 4b | Josh Norman [CB] Coastal Carolina
Norman had an outstanding week during the East vs. West practices intercepting 6 balls while also catching the attention of many NFL scouts. Norman has starter-caliber length, athleticism, ball skills and a swagger to match. He finished his career at CC with 13 interceptions. During an interview he said "take Revis' lockdown ability, Sanders' ferociousness, Woodsons' savviness, and mix in a little Champ Bailey on top" and you'd have him....Pretty big words from a small school guy, I LIKE IT!
Round 5 | David Molk C Mich
Molk is a freakish specimen at 6'1, 298. He benched 225 41 times at the combine and is the type of powerful/athletic lineman the Giants need right now. The O-line has to get more push if they expect to be successful in the future, right now Baas is only a temporary solution. Here's the background on Molk; 2011 season captain ... four-year letterman and starter at center ... 2011 Rimington Trophy recipient ... 2011 Consensus All-America first team selection ... 2011 Big Ten Rimington-Pace Offensive Lineman of the Year ... 2011 All-Big Ten first team by coaches and second team by media. Need I say more?
Round 6 | James Hanna [TE] OU
With the addition of Bennett, Reese filled the void of a blocking TE. Now we look to replace Beckum's pass catching/route running ability with a solid late-round pick, there's no one better here than OU's Hanna. James Hanna has really emerged as one of the most athletic tight ends the 2012 draft class has to offer. The Oklahoma product posted a stellar 4.49 40-yard dash time, put up 225 pounds 24 times and registered a 36" vert while posting a 6.76 in the 3-cone drill as well as a 4.11 in the 20-yard shuttle. So, in other words, the measureables are all there. With Mike Popes' coaching the sky's the limit.
Round 7 | Alfred Morris [RB] FAU
Watching highlight film of Morris gave me goosebumps, his running style and vision reminded me of Bradshaw's Marshall tapes. The Giants staff sent scouts to Morris' pro-day to get a first hand glimpse of what he can do. Although he may not be the most attractive runner in the draft, what he shows on film quiets the rumblings of what he isn't. Exceptional vision between the tackles, top-tier quickness and a bruising running style makes Morris a steal in the 7th round.
This is my first mock draft, I put a lot of time and effort into this, I hope you guys enjoy it.


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Legless geckos slither using skin ridges
Belly has flat rows of ripples that may help the lizards wriggle
By Meghan Rosen, 17:43 PM October 8, 2013
A belly carpeted in flattened ridges may help legless lizards slither. Some geckos have only two tiny tabs for legs, so they wriggle and glide like snakes.
These geckos may propel themselves with microscopic corduroy-like ribs on their skin, Marlene Spinner of the University of Kiel in Germany and colleagues suggest October 9 in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Unlike geckos with legs, which owe their sticky grip to spines on the skin, the flap-footed lizard Lialis jicari is spine-free ...
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I recently bought the set of strainers that fit in a gated bucket. Question: How do I use them? The company person said that they basically nestle together but that doesn't seem right. The sizes are 600mic., 400mic., 200mic. I would think that one would strain through one at a time, starting with the 600, then the 400, and finally the 200. Is that the correct way?
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have a weak bee hive and decided to try and save it summer drought did not help this hive out in any manner. so here is a link to youtube.com
Since bees are becoming more scare we as beekeepers I feel must give the bees all the attention that we can give them. I have had other beekeeps tell me just walk away and let it die off. But when things are still living and etc it is hard for me to just walk away and let nature take it course. but any how enough of my soap box I will let you decide and watch. Sorry my video is not the best of quality but it works


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Institute of Texan Cultures hosts Texas Trails and Tales Day Camps June 21-July 30
(May 17, 2005)--UTSA's Institute of Texan Cultures hosts Texas Trails and Tales Day Camps from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Tuesdays through Saturdays, June 21-July 30.
Today's headlines
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The one-day summer programs for children and their families are at the ITC Back 40, 801. S. Bowie, in downtown San Antonio.
Visitors will experience life in Texas before cars and computers and learn to roll a hoop, rope a steer, cook food at the chuck wagon and write lessons with a quill pen.
Admission is $7 for adults; $4 for children 3-12, seniors 65 and older and military with I.D.; and free for children 2 years of age and younger.
To make a reservation for group activities, call (210) 458-2291.
For more information, call (210) 458-2300 or visit the Institute of Texan Cultures Web site.


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Wayward squirrel sparks Bend brushfire, outage
Hundreds lose power for hours
BEND, Ore. - A Bend squirrel who picked a poor power-line perch paid the price Sunday morning – and his demise sparked a brushfire that wound up knocking out power to hundreds of residents on the city's Westside for up to four hours, officials said.
Bend Fire and Rescue responded shortly before 10 a.m. to reports of an explosion in the area of the Athletic Club of Bend, possibly an electrical transformer, and a resulting brushfire, said Capt. Mike King.
Crews arrived to find a small brushfire, about 500 square feet – but soon, a burning tree caused a live power line to fail and fall to the ground, King said. The fire was put out, from a safe distance, and the area flagged off until Pacific Power crews could arrive.
Firefighters stood by until the utility could confirm the downed wire was de-energized. They then mopped up the small brushfire and confirmed the power company did not need further assistance, King said.
Pacific Power spokesman Bob Gravely said about 530 customers at first lost power, but a total of 1,090 had to be cut off so emergency repair crews could fix the line, and it took until about 2 p.m. for all power to be restored.
King said the "evidence on scene suggests a squirrel was on top of the power pole near the (fire) and 'grounded out a live wire on top of the pole."
"Burning material then dropped to the ground, igniting the brushfire," he said. "The fire spread to a nearby tree, and the burning tree caused the failure of a 7,200-volt power line.
"Unfortunately," King added, "the squirrel did not survive."
The fire captain said the incident served as "a reminder to be very cautious when fire is in or near electrical equipment. Wire can and do fall and drop to the ground, and assume downed wires or in-ground transformers are energized until cleared by the appropriate utility company."


text: I occasionally listen to WIP for laughs. I was listening today to the "Joe & Evan" of WIP. They had some award winning sportswriter on and they were discussing the Giants win. The WIP guy crying about the Giants going to another NFC championship game and not the Eagles. He says to the sportswriter "the Eagles have so much more talent, how can this be happening". The sportswriter says no they don't. He says what about QB, the sportswrier says I would take Eli. The idiot says but Vick has so much speed. He then says the Eagles have better WR's and the sportswriter says no the Giants do. The WIP guy is now going nuts. He says the Eagles definitely have the better D-line. The sportswriter responds not better than the Giants. The moron finally gives up and the intervew comes to an end. I wish I could recall the name of the sportswriter as he was great.


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The new eye sores of the NFL since the Seahawks last year. God damn you Nike!!!
The new eye sores of the NFL since the Seahawks last year. God damn you Nike!!!
The Gigalo with the most below
I've come to the realization that anything new is deemed an eyesore.
My body was sculpted to the proportions of Michelangelo's David.
I think they're alright, nothing drastic like the Seahawks redesign. The number font is a little odd, but other than that I they look rather sleek.
I like the logo, turning into a badge gives it a more dignified look, although abbreviating the team name ruins it somewhat.
Ahahahaha, I'm sure the franchise's fans enjoy hearing the team's incompetent owner make light of his incompetence."There's no reason not to win now," Khan joked. "We can't blame the uniforms."
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It was just last year, or the year before, that they changed the uniforms to get rid of the 4 or 5 different uniform combinations -- e.g. get rid of the all-black, and concentrate on black and teal, and also the flaked metallic helmets.
Now the next year they change the uniforms again and reintroduce the all-black.
Hey Jacksonville, stop changing your uniforms so much and build a winning football operation.
New uniform is fine in my opinion. Pretty hard to do worse than the Bumblebee Steelers uniform anyway.
Seems it was 2009. 4 seasons ago.
They added a metal flake to the helmet, tweaked the logo, and got rid of all combinations but 2, home and away, because they had something like 5 combinations including all black.
Those jerseys are tough. Way better than what they had lat season IMO


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Changing Colors: Veloforma for Road Season
When we moved to Portland, Sal started looking for people to ride with. The Portland Wheelmen had rides leaving from our side of town, so he joined them for a few. They were welcoming and friendly and, every once in a while, a pack of fast guys would show up so Sal could go hammer.
Those guys became Portland Velo, the Cycling Club. Sal became Portland Velo with them.
That was the beginning.
After some time, the fast guys in the Portland Velo Cycling Club decided it might be nice to race, since they liked to go fast and beat each other to shreds now and then. So they formed a race team: The Portland Velo Race Team.
The team is affiliated with the club, but they are not the same entity. They don't share budgets or leadership, though they do share members (all Portland Velo racers are also members of the club by default).
The Portland Velo Race Team was formed with the purist intention: to race bikes. That's it. Not to become pros, not to pretend to be crap we're not, not to be cool. Just to race bikes. At whatever level made sense. And to have fun doing it together.
We might never be cool enough to be involved in a project like Teams of Portland (kinda funny given our name, isn't it?) but rest assured, we are bringing people to the sport and getting them on bikes and providing a welcoming environment – and that's what it's really all about.
It's a great team – laid back and big. The mens squads in the 3/4/5 categories have impressive numbers and they enjoy good company in the local peloton. 2007 was the inaugural season, and I was on hand to watch and photograph their first road race together out at Cherry Pie. I spent the rest of their season shooting races, following them to the Cascade Classic, and generally acting as a groupie.
Then 'cross season came.
I'd done three races the previous year (completely scared out of my wits, mind you) in my vintage wool Pinarello jersey and a pair of Ibex knickers. Portland Velo felt like a team to me, so I donned the black and blue and hit the mud, putting in a solid year in the beginner women's field.
I have come to know PV as my cycling family and family reigns supreme.
Even still, everyone has to go out and
do some experimental drugs leave home eventually, right?
I've always been jealous of the numbers on the Portland Velo men's team. They bring big squads to races and stick together. They've got a crew. A big crew.
And we just haven't been able to create the same kind of numbers on the women's side. There are a lot of reasons for this - but mostly there are just (way) fewer women out there who want to do road racing. Add to that the fact that my complete lack of any real road racing experience does not exactly make a compelling sell and, well, recruiting's been an uphill battle.
I want to race a lot in 2009. I want to learn and grow and get faster. And I want mentors. And support.
So when Veloforma offered me a spot on their development team, I thought really hard about it. I mean – think about that: womens development team. A team that exists specficially for the development of female riders.
I'm going to be honest with you – it was kind an agonizing decision to make. Leaving Portland Velo had never even really come under consideration before. It just wasn't an option. I wouldn't even entertain it.
But the idea of a big team of ass-kicking women (including the likes of local hammers Brubaker, Pennington, Hartkop, Billington, etc) really made me think. What would it be like to have a posse? A group like the infamous CCP, my high school cross-country crew? Or my college softball team?
Who knows what reality will be, but when Gundersen told me she was joining Veloforma, the deal was sealed. I may never be able to ride with that stupid-fast butan, but goddamit, I'll be sharing colors with her while I'm trying.
I'm moving into the black, red and white, onto a boutique carbon frame sent from above (the F1R!), and out towards a fast and painful 2009 road season.
Here's to new adventures.
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Congrats. Good move. I'm not moving though. BBC all the way.
Wow! Very impressive congrats and here`s to 09!
yeah!!! i am so happy to have you as a teammate! '09 will be awesome!
Is there any room on the women's development squad for a cat 4 male rider?
Wow, how awesome!! :)
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That hive is actually thriving now and thanks to out warm weather it is growing. In the spring I have a neighbor ( 15 miles up the road) that is going to let me take a split from his ladies. But, in order to do that I am going to have to go to at least 1 box with deeps. I am thinking about using a deep box with the other hive as well what do you guys think? Also I am going to be making SC foundation, I made molds so I can make wax foundation at 4.9mm. I have just noticed that my girls are making 4.6 mm natural cell size. will 4.9 mess them up?


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Wow my Rangers are playing like **** tonight, the hell is happening? Team has NO BALLs
new york sports are entering the dark ages..
First they come off a nice victory, and then lose 4-0 to the devils. Not the first time they did this year.
it would be something if the rangers and giants both ended up having the number 1 overall pick in both drafts. although as bad as they both are, there are actually teams that are somehow worse than them at the moment.


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Javascript and actionscript Tutorial recommendations
Unfortunately I don't have a development background, mainly sys admin and therefore am not up to speed with scripting languages. Now I have decided to learn perl eventually but need a quick understanding of javascript and actionscript as I am not entirely sure what to look for when looking for XSS when the standard alert functions do not work. Don't get me wrong I have noticed that the standard <script>alert("xss")</script> does still get executed a lot on sites but need to get a better understanding of Javascript and how to look for the more discreet vulnerabilities?
When decompiling flash files I generally look for Look for encryption algorithms and salts, directories you can access and enumerate, crossdomain.xml file for * as the domains it can use any more?
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The McNeese State softball team, which has won 10 straight games, received votes in the USA Today/NFCA To 25 poll on Tuesday.
The Cowgirls (22-7) had six points in the poll, which had Oklahoma at No. 1 with 775 points and Nebraska at No. 25 with 52 points.
McNeese steps out of conference play tonight to host Louisiana-Monroe (13-14) at 6 p.m. The McNeese Dugout Club will have free hot dogs and chips for all McNeese students and kids of all ages.
The Cowgirls went 5-0 last week, winning a doubleheader over Bucknell and sweeping Texas A&M-Corpus Christi in a Southland Conference series.
Freshman Emily Vincent, from Sulphur, leads the Cowgirls with a .375 batting average, seven home runs and 33 RBIs. She has a .489 on-base percentage to go along with 27 hits, six doubles and 20 runs scored.
Senior Meagan Bond, the Southland's Pitcher of the Week, leads the staff with an 11-2 record, 100 strikeouts and a 1.14 ERA in 80 innings. She has won her last nine games.


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