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I don't know his name but there was a Chief who...pretty much disappeared off the face of the Earth. Wife noticed some things were off with him, he was an emotionless empty shell and one day he just left the house and never came back.
For a Giant fan that I personally knew: My mom. May she smile and be delighted whenever her favorite player - Victor Cruz - scores a touchdown and does his salsa dance.
Thank you mom for everything! Let's Go Giants!
CTE cant be diagnosed in a living person, has to be tested for in an autopsy. It is almost guaranteed to be found in anyone who has suffered multiple head injuries.
Not sure if they can test Belcher, depends what parts of his brain are still there to be studied.
Now even if his relationship was having problems, the CTE could very well have been what made him aggressive, confused, and ultimately why he made a rather crazy decision.
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First off, SEMPER FI my brother...I was in in 92. Had my fun in the desert too. This POS does not even deserve to be mentioned. The poor girl will be effed up for life, never knowing why her scum bag father took the life of her mother. As a proud dad expecting my second child in less than two weeks, i understand how stressful things can get...money, mortgage, clothes etc. This guy was a pro athlete so i doubt cash was the problem. New mothers can often get completely hormonal and act like lunatics, but as a man, you need to think of the children and do whatever it takes to give them a solid foundation in life. He is a murderer and I hope i dont see his # on helmets or any of that nonsense. Shame that had to happen.
Deadspin has an article up which is a conversation they had with someone close to him. Days belcher was a heavy drinker, and was on prescription pain killers. Also says that after he played in the bengals game he had major short term memory problems and was very disoriented. Bet just the accumulation of all of those made the guy essentially lose control
Deadspin also said that he had some anger issues in college, putting his hand through a window. It may very well have been several factors - personality, mental illness, substance abuse, CTE, etc... that culminated in a tragedy.
Clearly, I don't know the details of this and how impulsive it was. And, I'm by no means against people owning guns in their own home, but I used to work as a suicide researcher and I can't tell you how many tragedies (suicides and murder/suicides) seemed to be impulsive actions where someone grabs the gun and it's all over. If someone really wants to commit murder or suicide, they will find a way if the gun isn't there. But the impulsive ones are just so sad. Please reconsider owning a gun or living in a house with a gun if there's any hint that you are with someone with impulsive tendencies or a quick temper. Please if there's anyone in your family who you think could be depressed, don't have the gun in the house until you are confident that it has passed. Don't give someone in danger the chance to act that impulsively. Even a minute to take a deep breath can make a big difference.
I think Bob Costa's anti gun rant was extremely inappropriate. Not to get political, but I don't watch the NFL to hear political discussion. Not only that, but it was extremely insensitive to the families and friends involved in this tragedy.
big blue, he was only 25, I'd be shocked if by that age he already took that many hits to account for brain damage that serious


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Stewart should never pose for photos. She always looks so freaking awkward in them. She has no sense of how to pose, especially in her so-called "sexy" or "edgy" photos. Her expression and body language are always the same. It's like she's saying she wants to be anywhere but in those photos. Also, with her formless, androgynous body, her "sexy" photos have as much sex appeal as the mannequin of a 10-year old boy.
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My son has been very in-to Cars for the last year. As soon as he reached the stage where he enjoyed playing with them, I knew for my own sanity that I needed to invest in some sort of garage or play set that could be the home for his tiny, four wheeled new friends. Mostly because without somewhere to keep them, they had the habit of emigrating to every part of the house, and more than once I found them sneaking underneath my feet at night time as I tried to find my way around in the dark without having to turn the light on and wake my sleeping child. Yes, it was time to find the cars a home.
I must admit, as a first time Mum to a little boy I hadn't ever looked at cars, garages etc until this point. I nearly fell off my chair when I began searching the internet for one! They were all so expensive! I guess in hindsight I should have priced things up better in my mind, and prepared myself to be spending over the £50 mark, but at the time I remember thinking that my days of being able to entertain my son with items that didn't cost the equivalent of a food shop, were over!
After trawling the online toy shops the best one I found was this Big City Garage from the Early Learning Centre. I had wanted a plastic garage as I'm not a fan of wooden toys (just personal preference, no other reason!) and I wanted something big enough to be stimulating for my son. This garage seemed to fit the bill. We have two branches of the Early Learning Centre near our house so after a quick decision, off I went to purchase it.
The Big City Garage comes in a large box with it's own handle. The packaging itself is very good, very protective so if you did buy online you wouldn't need to worry about damage in the post (unless your postmen have a habit of drop kicking everything around on purpose!). And each item inside is very well packaged too. The box is very brightly colored, visually stimulating and quite frankly makes it look like a lot of fun! The garage does require fully assembly as nothing comes ready assembled but I found the packaging very clear with regards to labeling which part was which. The instructions were clear, accurate and easy to follow and all in all it didn't even take 15 minutes to assemble. I found the most time consuming part of the process was putting the stickers on. This is where I get a bit obsessive though, as they have to go on perfectly or I tend to go in to Mummy-melt-down! Other than that, the assembly process was quick and simple. Ideal really for impatient little ones!
The garage itself is no longer blue, as shown in the stock photograph above. It's now red and grey. I suspect this is to make it more gender neutral. Either way both colors look nice, but the only one available now is the red one. Made of strong and durable plastic, there is no doubt from the moment you open this, that it's going to be a durable toy. Not something flimsy that's going to have bits that dis-assemble themselves or that falls apart frequently. This is one of the reasons I purchased the garage, E.L.C toys have such a good reputation for quality and for the price I wanted to make sure this garage was going to last and I wouldn't need to invest in a new one-ideally ever!
With three floors to play on, there is lots to do with this garage. On the bottom floor is a parking area for cars, a car wash and a petrol station as well as roads and the entrance to the lift. The petrol station has pumps made from a more stretchy, almost flexible plastic which look a bit more realistic. The car wash looks great but most non Big City toy cars don't fit through it. I assumed the material that represents the washers would be soft to allow for different sized cars to go through, but it doesn't. Which is quite disappointing really as with so many different die cast and toy cars on the market, it seemed a bit of pointless part of the garage for us.
The second and third floors are open spaces for cars to park and play. Connected by two ramps, each floor creates a track like run. My son takes great pleasure in lining his cars up on the top floor and then gently pushing them over the top of the ramp. They then follow the 'track' and slide all the way, perfectly down to the bottom and out of the garage. At the bottom of the lower floor ramp you have a barrier which means you can even choose which direction the cars will exit the garage. The effect is cars whizzing around everywhere! It's great for little boys (and girls!) who are intrigued by cause and effect play, it certainly really excites my little boy!
Another key feature of the garage is the working lift. Cars can slide on to the lift and there is a manual wind up knob for you to transport them to their chosen floor of the garage. I was worried that over time the mechanism would loosen and wouldn't work properly after a large amount of use, but we have had ours for six months and it still works as well as when we first got it.
On the very top of the lift and the highest part of the garage is a helipad too which allows an extra element of imaginative play. It also comes with a button that makes a helicopter noise when pushed. And just underneath this are another three buttons which make various fun and interactive car themed noise to fit in with the garage. This part requires 2x AA batteries, and again, I have been very pleasantly surprised at how long these have lasted. The garage doesn't drain them and the original batteries we put in when purchased are still the same ones in there now. The batteries aren't included so make sure you have some ready!
The size of the garage itself was also very surprising. The dimensions are height 54cm x Width 78cm x Depth 44cm. This shows it's a great size, and not something that looks bigger in pictures and then disappoints you when you get it home.
The Big City garage costs £55, which at the time I thought was too expensive but now I know it's worth every penny. It's one of the most played with toys in the playroom and my son doesn't just play with his cars on it, he plays with his trains on it, his playmobil and his character figures too so it's turned out to be more than just a car play set. Having different floors to use, and the ramps too means there is lots of different types of playing that this garage is used for, all of the imaginative type. It's one of the most durable toys we have too. It's never broken on us, dented or scratched and saying this toy has a LOT of play is an understatement. The only thing I've noticed is that when we move it across the floor from the playroom to the living room, the pieces of the floors can pop apart but they go straight back together. This isn't a fault, it's just because the assembly isn't permanent of some parts.
This garage has also been invaluable for storage. We can store all of our cars and trucks etc on this garage when we put it away at night time. We keep a large box full of cars on the top floor and large vehicles on the bottom and middle floors, there is so much space for storage and we make it a game at bed time-saying goodnight to them all and putting them to bed. No more light night impaling myself on micro vehicles!
The garage itself comes from the Big City range, which has numerous other pieces that can be added to it. Although we don't own any other items from the range it's nice to know that at some point we could extend the garage if we wanted to.
I couldn't have been more pleasantly surprised, or overall any happier with this garage. It's met every need we had for a garage and more, it's plenty big enough, it's durable, it's interactive and imaginative, doubles as storage and is a staple toy for all playrooms.
My conclusion? Worth every penny!
Whilst I am writing this review, Lauren and her dad are happily playing with the Big City Garage and accessories.
We were in Mothercare last year when my other half (who I think is getting a bit bored of playing with Sylvanians and dolls) came walking over to me with the Carry Along City with a big smile on his face. His words were he had found a real bargain as it was half price at £20. I gave in and we purchased it.
The Carry Along City if great, its a small suitcase style box which folds out into a mat which has roads on, there are a couple of bridges and road that can be built.
Lauren was also really excited when she saw it, she liked to have races with daddy but her biggest fascination was lining the cars up in the car park.
Early Learning sell several products in the Big City range so we decided to add the Big City Garage to it at Christmas.
The garage just sits at the side of the mat, it has a moving lift, ramps, car wash, moving barriers, petrol pumps and a helipad, it also makes fun sounds and noises.
The ramps and road are quite wide which means Lauren can also race her lorries around.
I was really surprised at how much Lauren enjoyed playing with this, out of all her Christmas presents, this is the one thing she gets out the most.
Although everything is plastic, its really good quality (as you would expect with an Early Learning Centre Product) and not flimsy as some plastic toys are.
We had purchased a plastic garage from Toys R Us the previous Christmas and this was really flimsy, Lauren only had to lean on it slightly and bits would snap loose or un-clip.
This retails at around £55, however we managed to purchase it at £25 and it included a free pack of cars.
The last part of the range is the Big City Spiral Race Ramp and we will most definitely be purchasing this for her at Easter.
The range can be quite expensive however if you keep an eye out, every time ELC have some sort of sale on, some of the range is always included, we have always purchased the items at half price.
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I love the Big City Garage, it keeps my little boy amused for hours.
The big city garage is a three level garage with a helipad above the 3rd level. There are four buttons by the helipad that make various garage and helicopter related noises. There is a working lift that can go up and down using a chunky handle, great for little hand. The lift also makes a noise. Don't worry though, as the noises are loud enough for your child's enjoyment but not loud enough to drive the parents mad. It is a large toy so needs a large space on the floor for play and storage. It does require an adult to build up and it isn't easy to take apart and rebuild so once its up its up!
The age suggested on the garage is 3 up, however my son received this as a present for his 1st birthday and still loves it now 2 years on. The little ones will love making the cars go up and done the ramps, while toddlers and pre schoolers will enjoy imagitive play, parking the cars and using the lift. My son always has a diffrrent story to tell me when he is playing with it. Sometimes he's in the shopping centre car park and other days we are going on a helicopter trip. It is a little on the high priced side at £55, however my sons was bought with a large pack oars for free. I have seen the garage many times in the shops with offers on it, as much as half price. If you, like myself feel £55 is a little steep, it is well worth keeping an eye out for a bargin on it.
It is also made of strong plastic and will be a long lasting toy. My son is not the best for being careful and i myself have dropped it a few times and its still going strong. It has done my son a few years already and know i'll be able to put it away for any future children i may have once my son grows out of it.
There are also other big city products that can be used with the garage. I bought my son a big city add on pack which joins onto the garage making one giant big city. Does require alot of floor space. I manage to get the add on pack for half price which was only £20. There are also big city cars helicopters and more however it can be used with any other small die cars your child may have.
Overall a great toy! For little kids and big kids it will last
I am a childminder and I bought the big city garage for all the children to play with, The box says form age 3 but my niece age 1 plays with it really nicely. The garage costs £55 but I got it in the sales for £27 and I got a free set of 20 superwheels cars worth £20 so as you can imagine I am mega happy with my purchase. It took a while to put the garage together but it was well worth it. The big city garage is a multi story garage and is packed full of fun and realistic features including a car lift to raise your car to the top level, there is also a car wash and petrol pumps. The top storey of the garage includes a helipad with realistic helicopter sounds. The garage has moveable barriers and lots of parking space for all your cars. Whilst the sale on the big city products was still on I bought some extras to go with the garage, I got some helicoptors that have realistic sounds and I also got the big city service refuse truck which comes with moving parts and a recycling bin. I think this is a great toy garage but Im not sure I would have bought it at the full price so keep an eye out for a bargin
We bought this toy garage for my son for his fourth birthday, a year and a bit later it is still going strong and a favourite toy.
The big city garage is more than the usual lift and ramp garage you will find in most toy shops. It is a three story car park with a heli pad, lift, car wash, petrol pumps and a mechanics.
When you first buy the garage it is quite fiddly to put together, it comes apart in quite a few pieces and there are what seemed like hundreds of stickers to attach to all the little signs, ramps and bases of the garage. Once it is set up I think it should stay set up, it would be far too complicated for a child to assemble and a bit time consuming to keep putting it up and down, so if you have the space, leave it up.
The garage makes really realistic sounds for a few actions, like when the lift goes up or down it makes the movement sound and then a bing at the end. It also makes whooshing sounds when the cars go down the ramps. The car wash makes a really good bubbling noise and the heli pad makes a sound of a helicopter landing. There are also lights on the helipad. There are two levels of sound quiet or loud we find the quiet setting is more than loud enough. The garage takes three AA batteries which need to be fitted into a little compartment by the lift, you will need a screwdriver to undo the lid.
Despite getting many other toys over the past year for birthday and Christmas, my son absolutely loves this toy, he plays with it daily and it is always a favourite of his friends when they come around to play. I think the fact that it is uncomplicated and easy to play with is a brilliant feature of the toy. My son and his friends can use their imagination to create scenes and stories, they have police chases, driving schools and there is often many crashes and car pile ups that require the air ambulance to come and rescue people.
The garage is available from Early Learning Centre stores nationwide, you can also order it online at elc.co.uk or over the phone on 08712313511, the product code is 113530.
It costs £55 and at the moment that includes a pack of 20 metal cars. It is expensive and a lot of money but for the quality and the years of play your child can get from it, I think it represents good value for money. It would definitely make a good birthday present.
I bought this for my 2.5 yr old for the xmas just gone. It took me ages to decide if i was gonna buy this or not as it had bad reviews on the ELC website. After i couldnt find anything else similar i decided to go for it thinking if it really was that bad i would return it!
i'm pleased i did buy it as my son has enjoyed playing with it. I must admit though i wouldnt have spent 55 on it if it didnt have the 20 cars free!
It has 3 different sounds on it - Helicopter, car wash and car zooming. The lift can be a bit stiff to move up and down but my son manages it. The cars whizz straight from the top to the bottom and go quite fast so really enjoyable for kids!
The downside to the garage is that it comes apart easily which is what i was wary of from the ELC reviews. However as long as u pick it up from the bottom and down pull the pieces its fine. Not a problem really
We bought my son this garage for Christmas as he had spent a long time prior to that telling us how much he wanted it, regardless of the fact that he already had a garage!
But we decided to get it for him as his other one was getting a bit too babyish for him. The garage itself cost £55 which is quite pricey, but it came with 25 free cars to sweeten the deal.
My son's face on Christmas day when he opened it up was a picture - he loved it.
The garage itself is blue and grey, definitely designed for boys! It has 3 different levels plus a helipad (and it comes with a helicopter). The bottom level is the entry to the car park/garage and has a mechanic bay, a car wash and petrol station. The next two levels are car parks.
When you open the box you are confronted by many different pieces to try and figure out how they go together - it took me about 10 minutes to piece it together which I didn't think was too bad.
You then get a sheet of stickers which are a bit fiddly but really complete the look.
The only downside I would say for this is that the garage pieces come apart fairly easily so at some point my husband is going to take a glue stick to them to fix it all in place. My younger son has a tendency to remove the signs and hide them which infuriates my older son!
All in all this is a great garage and definitely worth the money.
My parents bought this garage for my son's birthday a couple of years ago. He'd eyed it up in the Early Learning Centre a few times on various different visits, and we thought it would be a good thing for someone to get him. It's an easy toy to build and play with, and the fact that it came with 20 free cars was a bit of a bonus.
The price naturally didn't affect us as someone else had bought it for him, but it's still worth noting that it costs around the £50 mark. Sure, it's not cheap, but when you consider the 20 free cars, and how much longevity such a toy gives you, then it's good value.
A couple of years on, and he still plays with it. My parents tell me that when I was a kid, I used to love playing with cars, parking them and lining them up in their front room. Now, my son does the same wth his cars and garage, and the interaction with the moveable parts is something that is simple, yet will occupy them for ages.
The garage is the same as the one you see in the picture, although it comes needing to be built before you can play with it. This, however, is simple to do. Four base plastic pieces slot into the base, and from this the two levels of the car park can go on the top. There is also a car lift on the side, with a helipad on top of it. At the bottom, there is a car wash, and a couple of different ways in and out of the car park, and overall thios is plenty to keep kids entertained for quite a while.
Now he is 5, nearly 6, our son doesn't quite play with it as much as he used to. He is much more into things such as Ben 10, and Transformers, similar things to me at his age. He still plays with the garage from time to time, though, and when he does, it can be a while before he materialises again!
The garage is also battery powered for things such as sounds and lights, although those on ours ran out a long time. However, they are not essential to the functioning of the garage, and so if you don't want to replace them, it's not really going to stop your kid playing with it.
I recommend this as a toy. It has the capacity to be a toy that kids will make last a few years, and thus the £50 is well worth it. I think we've had this for almost 3 years now, and it's still well used. It's also sturdy, as the plastic parts haven't been damaged at all. Recommended!
We bought this garage for our son for his 2nd birthday despite the recommended age being 3 to 8 years. It is one of his favourite toys and although it is quite expensive at £55, it does come with 20 free cars and considering the amount of use it has had, it is very good value. Every time friends come round for a play date, the garage is the first toy they all go for. This is also one of the first toys that my son started to play with on his own which was great for me as I could get on with my jobs, leaving him to happily make traffic jams out of his cars on the garage. The cars that come with the garage are very good quality, much better than some of the cheap ones I have bought in supermarkets.
The garage is extremely well made and is very sturdy so it can withstand quite a lot of rough play. It consists of 3 levels, with a helipad, petrol station, a lift, barriers and a car wash. Once it is assembled some of the parts do come off quite easily for example the exit ramps and the barriers. They are very easy to replace, though my son pull them off again quite easily so I don't always bother putting them back, apart from a section of the fence which if you don't replace, the cars will just shoot off the garage when they come flying down the ramp.
Just as a warning, when the batteries start to go flat, it starts to make random noises and your child will no doubt keep turning the garage back on however many times you turn it off to stop the annoying noise. Therefore my recommendation is to change the batteries as soon as they show signs of running out, to save your sanity.
We bought this garage for our toddler as a 2nd birthday present.
It is a large toy (see the picture) which takes a bit of setting up before play so it really has to be used as a permanent fixture, setting it up before play is not really an option. It requires an adult or an older child (probably from about 10 onward) to set up as the parts fit well and require a bit of force to click together.
It's made of durable, solid plastic which doesn't break even if a three year old climbs on it, and the plastic is of the softer variety which, if broken, bends and stretches rather than snaps into sharp shreds (not a single piece did break, but it's this type of material).
The toy costs around £50 from ELC and comes with what they call "free" box of die-cast cars. The cars is really what makes it worthwhile, as they are reasonable quality with a bit of weight to them (though it would be nice to have more variety at types, vans and working vehicles, not just different
It's a very playable toy, with three levels (including helipad) connected by a lift (makes noises), a car wash, a petrol station and ramps and barriers.
How much use your child will get out of it obviously depends almost entirely on the child. My little one does tend to play with toys (my elder one didn't and still doesn't - see a pink palace tale), but I think this garage was perhaps a bit too old for him. One problem is that the ramps can't be really used to let the run cars down them (the ramps are too steep and the cars fall off).
We put it up permanently on a small coffee table, and stuck it to the surface with double-sided tape. He plays with it quite happily with other children, but not much by himself. I might take it down onto the floor level now he's bigger and can be more relied on not to climb on top.
All in all, a good quality toy, and very playable - it will bring a lot of fun to a child that actually does play with it, for one that doesn't it will be a rather large decorative feature!
The Big City Garage costs £55 from the Early Learning Centre and is worth every penny I think. This is one of those toys that will get used time and again for many years to come. Also, it presently comes with a special offer where you can get 25 die cast cars for free when you buy this. You can use other special offers with this like free delivery and money off vouchers too.
This is a really big toy that's bound to have a big impact on most little boys. There are three levels to it in all and a helicopter pad as a miniature fourth level too (helicopter included). There are censors on the garage in a few places, so that when a car goes whizzing past it sets off a whizzing sound!
There's a working lift to one side of this garage that the grandson especially loves. It's moved up and down by the grey chunky handle on one side, and as it goes up or down it activates a motion sound, plus there are up and down arrows on two red lights that flash up on the top of the lift panel, and you get to hear a "ding" when the lift hits the top or the bottom of the garage.
There are a couple of barriers included that can be swung one of two ways to filter the traffic through to different areas of the car park. There's also a little car wash with working sounds, a petrol pump and a little moving platform for the cars to sit on when they need repairs.
Best of all, this garage is made of really chunky, durable plastic. There are no parts here that are likely to be easily snapped off, and the most robust child would be hard pushed to break this.
The only thing I think anyone might find fault with this over is the size of it, because it's great that's it's so big if you're the child, but it might be a nuisance if you're the adult! This is too tall to be pushed under a bed and too wide to sit on most shelves. Either it needs the whole of the top of a standard chest of drawers to sit on, or a big space on the floor.
I think this is a really excellent toy that was well worth the price tag. ELC never fail to impress me with their quality products, and this is another five star item from them. The garage is fun, well designed, offers lots of variety, has great sound effects and will keep a young lad entertained for years to come.
Fantastic three-storey garage with helipad, car lift, petrol pumps, carwash, ramp, parking sign and barriers. With lots of realistic sounds, and lights showing up or down on the lift.


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EMERALD ISLE, CARTERET COUNTY - A father who saved his sons from the waters of a Carteret County beach has passed away, investigators said.
According to Emerald Isle Police, 39-year-old Andy W. Clegg, of Columbus, Ohio, was at the 700 block of Ocean Drive on July 14, when he noticed his sons having trouble swimming from the water to shore. The boys are 9 and 11 years old.
Clegg went into the water and was able to get his sons out safely, police said. But the father then began having complications. According to witnesses and family members, Clegg had to be pulled from the water by his father-in-law. By the time Clegg was on shore, he was unresponsive, police said.
Cindy Lawton, a registered nurse, said she was sitting on the beach with her future daughter-in-law, a nurse practitioner, when Clegg was being pulled from the water.
"Both of us jumped up, knowing that it was a body, and [we] just ran over as fast as we could, and just immediately started CPR," Lawton said. "We were talking to him. He was trying, you could see him trying to breathe."
An EMS crew took Clegg to Carteret General Hospital, where he was listed in critical condition. He was then transferred to Carolina East Medical Center, where he died Monday morning.
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posted at 10:49 am on September 20, 2008 by Allahpundit
Name 'em and shame 'em. Seriously. Fox News and the Journal should be all over this. Judging from the number of Democrats quoted in the piece as being upset about it, there's no shortage of people willing to leak. Let's find out who, precisely, decided that inviting a prominent Republican to a nonpartisan rally might warrant a visit from the IRS.
And then, in the words of a famous cult leader, let's get in their faces.
Sources tell CBS 2 HD that a decision to disinvite Palin from the high profile rally after Clinton pulled out in a huff came as the result of intense pressure from Democrats.
"This is insulting. This is embarrassing, especially to Gov. Palin, to me and I think it should be to every single New Yorker," Assemblyman Dov Hikind, D-Brooklyn, told CBS 2 HD.
Sources say the axes were out for Palin as soon as Sen. Clinton pulled out because she did not want to attend the same event as the Republican vice presidential candidate…
The groups sponsoring the rally against Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad speaking at the UN were reportedly told, "it could jeopardize their tax exempt status" if they had Palin and not Clinton or Democratic VP candidate Joe Biden on hand…
"It's an absolute shame that this has happened," Hikind said. "To threaten organizations … to threaten the Conference of Presidents that if you don't withdraw the invitation to Gov. Palin we're going to look into your tax exempt status … that's McCarthyism."…
"I'm absolutely appalled at the behavior of the Democrats," said Bob Kunst of Defenders.net. "I'm a Democrat and for the first time in my life I'm going to vote Republican. I can't take it anymore."
NBC wrote about the tax-exemption issue two days ago but they made it sound like something the organizers had taken up of their own accord. Quote from an unnamed official involved: "The IRS is very clear, Hillary Clinton does not equal Sarah Palin… You have to have equal representation of candidates." You do? Here's the speaker list from last year's anti-Iran rally at the UN. Scott Garrett is a Republican congressman; as far as I know, every other pol on the list is a Democrat. As for the Obama camp's role in this, John Batchelor, who's pals with rally organizer Malcolm Hoenlein, hints here that they weren't directly involved in the nastiness because, as usual, they had surrogates willing to do their dirty work for them. Fine. As I say: Let's find out which Democratic lawyers, precisely, arrived at the very novel legal conclusion that inviting both parties to a rally to which only one party RSVPs amounts to politicking in breach of one's tax exemption. And then let's ask St. Barack why he couldn't find one person on his side — apart from the guy who called Palin a Nazi sympathizer a few weeks ago, of course — willing to speak at this rally to "balance" the ticket.
Exit question: Isn't there something oddly familiar about all this? Exit answer: Yes there is.
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This bedroom is ideal for couples, friends, family, professionals visiting the city. The room has a double bed, plasma TV, freezer, internet and shared fitted kitchen with washing machine at your disposal. Shampoo and soap are provided. Bed linen will be provided and changed every week. The apartment will also be cleaned every four nights during stays of longer length. It's ideal for a short stay: Good value, Great location!
Close both to the high-octane world of the City of London and also near to London's trendy east End, with Shoreditch and Brick Lane very nearby. Liverpool Street Tube Station is 1 minute walk away. Liverpool Street is a big transport hub with connections all over the great city of London.
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Shoreditch is in the east of central London and is one of the most popular areas in London at the moment. It is full of trendy cafés, bars, restaurants and other meeting points such as galleries and small shops. There are also a lot of exciting markets surrounding the area such as Brick Lane Market, Broadway Market and Colombia Road Market.
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We stayed two nights in this apartment-hotel. The room was very clean, spacious and clear. A bit noisy because the windows are a little dated and there are a few pubs nearby, but no cause for alarm. there is a bathroom / toilets, no practice in the morning when everyone is waiting for his turn to shower, or would that go to the toilet, but it is all the same. We were on the 3rd floor (no elevator) in the first room on the right. There was a fridge-freezer. There is also a fully equipped kitchen (gas hob, microwave, washing machine) The maid service once a day to check that everything is ok for the bathroom and kitchen. The apartment is really close (3 minutes) from Liverpool Street subway. Very central and convenient starting point for visits. I recommend this place because of its geographical location and the cleanliness / clarity / size of the premises.
Nous avons séjourné deux nuits dans cet appart-hotel. La chambre était vraiment propre, spacieuse, et claire.
Un peu bruyante, car les fenêtres sont un peu vieillottes et qu'il y a quelques pubs à proximité, mais pas de quoi s'alarmer. il n'y a qu'une salle de bain / toilettes, pas pratique le matin quand tout le monde attend son tour pour la douche, ou ne serait-ce que d'aller aux toilettes, mais ça se fait bien tout de même.
Nous étions au 3ème étage, (sans ascenseur), dans la première chambre à droite. Il y avait un frigo-congélateur.
Il y a également une cuisine bien équipée (plaques gaz, micro-ondes, machine à laver)
Des femmes de ménage passent une fois par jour pour vérifier que tout est ok pour la SDB et la cuisine.
L'appart est vraiment à proximité (3 minutes) du métro Liverpool street. Donc très central et pratique comme point de départ des visites.
Je recommande cet endroit de par son emplacement géographique et la propreté/clarté/grandeur des lieux.
We had a great 9 day stay in this location. The room was very nice, clean, and the neighborhood of Liverpool Street is really nice with its pubs and markets. The building is a 2-3 minute walk from the train / subway is very convenient. Marcos égalment very friendly. We'll definitely be back in this room if we return to London.
Nous avons passé un très bon séjour de 9 jours dans cette location. La chambre était très agréable, propre, et le quartier de Liverpool Street est vraiment très chouette avec ses pubs et ses marchés. L'immeuble est à 2-3 minutes à pieds de la gare/métro, c'est très pratique. Marcos est égalment très sympathique. Nous reviendrons sans hésiter dans cet appart si nous revenons à Londres.
Very good location - will definatly stay there again when I come back to London. Clean room, a little noise from the street - but nothing to worry about.
Accommodation great (liverpool street). Very convenient to reach the different places to visit. Decent room (it just fails shutters for brightness, awakened by the light of day). Highly functional common areas (kitchen & bathroom). Housing & Economic handy for a weekend in London. Would recommend.
Logement très bien situé (liverpool street). Très pratique pour rejoindre les différents endroits à visiter. Chambre correcte (il manquerait juste des volets pour la luminosité, réveillés par la lumière du jour).
Espaces communs très fonctionnels (cuisine & SDB).
Logement très pratique &économique pour un week-end à Londres. A recommander.
The room is in order. The owner and his staff are nice. The apartment is located across from Liverpool street station, a very good position for excursions. Negatives: There are 4 or 5 rooms in the apartment, but only 1 bathroom with toilet together, ie long waiting time in the morning. Windows in the rooms are poorly insulated. ie cool at night and noisy (because of the many pubs in the surrounding)
Das Zimmer ist in Ordnung. Der Vermieter und seine Mitarbeiter sind nett. Das Appartment liegt gegenüber von der Liverpool street station, eine sehr gute Lage für Ausflüge. Negative Punkte: Es gibt 4 oder 5 Zimmer im Appartment, aber nur 1 Bad mit Toilette zusammen, d.h. Lange Wartezeit morgens. Fenster im Zimmer sind schlecht isoliert. d.h. kühl in der Nacht und laut (wegen vieler Kneipe in der Umgebung)
We had a nice and pleasant stay at this room (same as shown on picture).
The room was nice, clean and spaciouse.
As we had to share the bathroom, we sometimes had to wait a bit longer ( we were with at least 3 or 4 other koppels.
Bathroom was clean. The kitchen we did not use as we did go out for our meals. We would book this room again.
We do not think that this room is suitable for those who have difficulty walking stairs as you need to walk up 3 sets of stairs. It is only a two minute walk of Liverpoolstreetstation.
The room was clean and the location in the center of London was also good. The floors toilet and bathroom floors are unfortunately somewhat critical in a room and this room for 4. The staircase is getting on in years. Marcos is friendly and nice. The price performance ratio fits just so.
Das Zimmer war sauber und die Lage in der Mitte von London war auch gut. Die Etagen-Toilette und das Etagen-Bad sind leider in einem Raum und dies für 4 Zimmer etwas kritisch. Das Treppenhaus ist in die Jahre gekommen.
Marcos ist freundlich und nett.
Das Preisleistungsverhältnis passt so gerade.
no surprise! everything went well! room quite correct
pas de surprise ! tout s'est bien déroulé !
chambre tout à fait correcte
Great room well located and clean. the host is very nice. We have a great stay.
Super chambre bien situer et propre . l'hôte est très agréable . Nous avons passer un très bon séjour.
Very good location 2 min from Liverpool street station, 5 min from old spitalfields market and petticoatlane market is right outside the door.
The room was nice with our own fridge and freezer - clean, and good bed.
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Rims are * , but the car is nice ! 10/10 !
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Rims are not my taste but it still is quite cool
Rims are not my taste but it still is quite cool
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Rims are the ones from NFS Most Wanted. I like them.
Nice car, I'll be sure to test it soon.
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I LOVE it. 10/10.
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I finally made my EPM! Now, open the cover on the headlights only by hand. When you need to I / K (ON / OFF)
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Posted on May 12, 2013 2:43PM by PORODIAS
i like your model, but how exactly do i fix the handling? it handles like a boat and flips over. what i did was open up openiv and drag my dukes.wtd and dukes.wfd into the vehicles.img folder to replace, is there something im missing? thanks
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i didn't understand how to open the headlights, where do i put the epm line ?
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ha and i test the handling on the stallion :)
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Posted on August 10, 2013 9:34PM by lyfs
this is my favorit Dodge Charger RT I love this car 10/10!!
but how can we open the light's grid Please Help me.....
but how can we open the light's grid Please Help me.....
Posted on December 11, 2013 7:43AM by TimeOut
Ohh it is f@cking epic. Rims are not so cool but ok. Nice work!!
Posted on January 17, 2014 4:24PM by Kostakis13
can u get a pic inside the car bc it wont spawn for me
Posted on May 15, 2014 9:42AM by Estiffler01
real handling by me 1700.0 0.3 85 0.0 0.06 -0.33 0.0 4 0.4 2.0 250.0 0.15 0.65 0.7 35.0 1.7 1.50 20.0 0.15 0.47 2.5 2 2 0.05 -0.05 -0.01 0.50 1.0 1.0 0.8 1.5 0.0 22000 440000 0 0
Posted on July 17, 2014 3:36AM by apexigtr
@apexigtr, I tried your handling and although I like the amount of wheelspin possible, it accelerates too quick for my taste.
@PORODIAS, Thanks for your EPM. Looks good, I just wish I could set it to auto (to flip down during day and up at night).
@PORODIAS, Thanks for your EPM. Looks good, I just wish I could set it to auto (to flip down during day and up at night).
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Hehe, I am in the same situation. If I decide .40 i can go down to sportsman's warehouse right now. but i think 9mm is winning so I am waiting to find one.
I believe it comes down to finance. What can you afford to shoot?
if its just for the range, there is really no reason to pay more for a similar sized whole in the paper.
defense....1mm size in difference...um...
On this board I have read a lot of people with 9mm saying its the placement of the shot. Yes well, if I shot someone with a .40 in the same place as a 9mm, I would prefer the .40 for logical reasons. its 1mm bigger. but since i am going to be enjoying my gun for recreational reason more, in hopes of becoming a better shot...9mm seems more economical to me. If I wasn't a poor college student I would take a .40


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Pictured from left are Jeff Kantor, senior vice president for research
development; President Ricardo Romo; Provost John Frederick; UTSA
student Juan Buensrostro; UTSA student Iliana San Sanchez; UT System
Regent William Eugene "Gene" Powell; Kerry Kennedy, vice president for
business affairs; Gage Paine, vice president for student affairs; and Jude
Valdez, vice president for community services
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New UT System regent tours UTSA Main Campus
By Tammy Fernandez
Program Coordinator, Office of External Affairs
(May 5, 2009)--Newly appointed University of Texas System Board of Regents member William Eugene "Gene" Powell visited the UTSA Main Campus April 28. President Ricardo Romo hosted a UTSA tour for Powell which highlighted the University Center expansion, Biotechnology, Sciences and Engineering Building, and the new Engineering Building scheduled for completion in fall 2009.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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Raised in Weslaco, Texas, Powell is a native of the Rio Grande Valley. He earned a bachelor's degree in finance at the University of Texas at Austin while on a full athletic scholarship playing football under Coach Darrell K. Royal. He later earned a master's degree in finance from UT Austin.
"It is a great pleasure to have Regent Powell on campus," said Romo. "He was able to see how much UTSA has grown and how much is needed to make UTSA the next national research university."
The governing body of the UT System. the board of regents is composed of nine members appointed by the governor and confirmed by the Senate. Powell was appointed for a six-year term in February by Governor Rick Perry. Powell was confirmed by the Senate April 1 and took the oath of office April 3.


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Splendid Apt Downtown 1mn Sea
מספר אנשים מקסימלי2
חדרי שינה1
Floor No.
- אינטרנט/ אינטרנט אלחוטי
- מטבח
- מיזוג אוויר
- מכונת כביסה / מייבש
- טלויזיה
- עישון מותר
Accommodation summary
|Rue du congrés, 06000 Nice, צרפת
|סוג נכס
|פרטי הזיהוי של מקום הלינה
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
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|Calendar updated
Everything the waterfront, the city center, the historic center and pedestrian area have to offer is at your doorstep! Whether you are looking for a beach to walk on the beach, cultural visits, typical or modern restaurants, shopping or nightlife, everything is in walking distance!
The apartment was renovated in 2013 with materials and furniture. It is very well equipped (see list), bright, elegant, clean, has a nice bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, high ceilings and can accommodate up to 2 people.
We rent several apartments in Nice and are very responsive to your requests. For longer stays, we also offer competitive rates. Do not hesitate to contact us.
Hoping that our apartment allows you to make the most of our beautiful city of Nice, soon!
Prices and options ** **
- Cleaning is a mandatory fee.
- Linen, towels, water, electricity and heating included in the price.
- Discounted rates by length and available on demand.
- Possibility to rent less than a week.
Departures and arrivals ** **
- We will meet you directly at the apartment.
- The time of arrival and departure must be agreed in advance.
- Arrivals are preferably after 5h pm.
- Departures are preferably before 10 pm.
- Depending on availability, you will be able to leave your luggage.
To reach the apartment ** **
The apartment is located above the 4 rue des Congres on the 1st floor with elevator overlooking quiet courtyard.
It is easily accessible by most forms of transport.
- By car, take the exit for St Philip 'from the fast lane.
- By train, we are 10 minutes walk from the Gare de Nice Ville
- By plane, take bus 23 or 98.
Then, either by car, tram, bus or on foot, it very easy for you to go around Nice as the area is well served. Visit Nice and all its magnificent surroundings (Monaco, Cannes, Antibes, Italy etc. ..) is a breeze!
כללי הביתDeposit 200 euros
|Check-in before
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|מדיניות ביטולים
חוות דעת על מקומות לינה אחרים שמציע/ה מארח/ת זה/זו
Great appartment & organization of our host!
very nice place close to everywhere I recommend
This is a lovely apartment, conveniently located in Nice. Salvatore was very helpful throughout the booking process and even offers a collection service from the airport direct to the apartment which also served as the check-in process. Despite our flights arriving earlier than check-in time, we were able to access the apartment earlier which we really appreciated. The apartment was clean and well-furnished. The only issue we had was the building works in the building, which started very early each day, but this is no fault of Salvatore or the team. Would be very happy to recommend. Slept 6 of us very comfortably.
We had a great holiday in Nice during Easter 2016.
The apartment is really nice, exactly as described, in a quiet position; I absolutely recommend it, especially for a short period (in my opinion, 4 people, especially if adults, in that apartment are not really comfortable at 100%).
It's 10 minutes far from Promenade des Anglais. Near the apartment are available supermarket, bakery, pharmacy ecc.
Salvatore and his cousin are affable and helpful.
Free to choose this apartment, you will not regret !!!
Nice appartement. Very friendly contact :-)
We had to pick up the keys at another location than the apartment; the boy was friendly and helpful.
We were disappointed about the apartment.
Very bad smell when we entered.
The apartment was not clean; floors were sticky and dirty.
Kitchen: bad smell came from the cooker hood.
Toilet did not functioning properly.
Pillows were not clean
Bed linen and towels crammed in a plastic supermarket bag.
Nice appartement in Nice. Big enough, good kitchen, two beds a bit old fashioned.
There was one bedlinen missing, the brought it himself the next day.
The smell was a bit curious, we opened the windows for fresh air. In the night we heard upstairs the TV, wich forced us to drink enough wine to fall a sleep.
Good place to stay in the center of Nice. We enjoyed it very much.
The apartment is very nice and located in a strategic point to visit all the city for both business and tourism. Salvatore was very helpful and really friendly.
Perfect! Great location in old town and just 2 minutes to Promenade. The appartment is furnished well and was just suitable for us (we stayed 7 nights). Salvatore is very helpful. Nothing to complain for!
nice apartment, great localisation, everything excellent!!! highly recommended!!!
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- כל מארח מאושר טלפונית
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When we left Barack Obama, the devout self-worshipper had just had the White House website add mentions of him to the online biographies of most presidents from the last century.
Not that anyone in particular had asked how the one-time pot-smoking teen related to hallowed White House chief executives from the nation's past. But obviously the fellow who grew up with an absentee father wanted the world to see some kind of connection to these more accomplished men.
As you know, John F. Kennedy invented the Peace Corps. But did you know (or care), for instance, that Obama issued an actual proclamation on the Corps' 50th anniversary? The vision and leadership in that news release is astounding!
Maybe you knew Calvin Coolidge was the first presidential voice carried on radio. But did you know (or virtually care) that Obama was the first to speak at a virtual townhall?
Then there was that strange day when the former state senator talked of all "those soldiers or airmen or Marines or sailors who are out there fighting on my behalf." When so many of us had long thought of the U.S. military as fighting for all Americans.
And then the night Obama admitted to New York donors that he was the most interesting man in the world:
"It is very rare that I come to an event that I am like the fifth or sixth most interesting person. Usually the folks want to take a picture with me, sit next to me, talk with me."
Now comes a fresh sample of the man with a hat size surely at least 11.
Last weekend contained an historic day in the calendar of American civil rights.
It was the anniversary of that day in Montgomery, Alabama when an NAACP worker, a black woman named Rosa Parks, refused a city bus driver's orders to give up her seat in the colored section to a white.
Parks was not the first black to do that. But her arrest for civil disobedience that day became the rallying focus for a bus boycott and widespread demonstrations. Parks said simply she grew "tired of giving in."
Although widely hailed for her pioneering role in later years, at the time Parks was fired from her job as a department store seamstress.
She later moved to Detroit, where she worked for nearly a quarter-century as secretary for a local congressman. She also wrote her autobiography.
Parks died in 2005 of dementia at the age of 92. She was the first woman to lie in honor in the Capitol Rotunda.
Last Saturday was the 57th anniversary of the woman's catalytic act of defiance aboard Montgomery public transportation.
To honor the historic memory of civil rights leader Rosa Parks, Obama's White House website posted a photo -- not of Rosa Parks, but of Barack Obama.
It's an eerie photo. Obama was four years old and far away when that seminal civil rights event occurred.
But there he is in the staged photo inserting himself into history via a Michigan museum, sitting alone in the Parks bus forlornly looking out the window as if waiting for his stop.
It's tempting to write alternate captions for this awkward Obama photo op. But maybe we'll leave that for others in the Comments below.
36 Obama aides owe the IRS $833,000 in back taxes
The Obamas make do with 54 Christmas trees this year
Americans' expectations for the new Obama 2.0 plunge
Romney: 'Something is wrong, very wrong, with the direction of the country'


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Excerpt: 'What does Kelly's hiring mean for the New York Giants, who face the Eagles twice every season in the NFC East?
At first glance it means that head coach Tom Coughlin, defensive coordinator Perry Fewell and the rest of the Giants' staff have a lot of studying to do. The Giants had tremendous difficulty during the 2012 regular season with the read-option and power running game employed by Robert Grifffin III and the Washington Redskins. This season they will see much more of that type of attack.
The Giants face the Redskins and Eagles twice, and also have Russell Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks and Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers on their 2013 schedule. That means they will face this newer-style fast-paced offense in which the quarterback is often a runner at least six times, including in four of their six division games.
As they de-construct the things that went wrong defensively in 2012 and try to fortify that group for 2013 you have to think the Giants will keep all of this in mind as they add personnel via free agency and the draft." Read more...


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The Flying Dutchmen approach the 100th year of Hope College football picked to finish third in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) standings. The MIAA held its 40th annual fall sports media luncheon on August 6 at Hope's Haworth Inn and Conference Center.
Defending MIAA champion Trine has been picked as the team to beat in the pre-season poll of coaches and media in attendance. The Thunder posted an undefeated regular season in 2008, including a one-point victory over Hope. The Flying Dutchmen finished in a tie for third place last fall winning their last three games after starting the season with seven consecutive losses.
In this year's poll Trine received seven first place votes followed by Adrian with five, Hope two and Alma one.
POLL RESULTS: 1. Trine (7) 23, 2. Adrian (5) 28, 3. Hope (2) 44, 4. Alma (1) 52, 5. Albion 53, 6. Kalamazoo 84, 7. Olivet 87. (First place votes in parentheses)
Hope begins its 100th year of football on September 5 at Illinois Wesleyan. The 112th MIAA season (Hope's 80th) begins on Saturday, Oct. 3 when the the Flying Dutchmen challenged Trine at Angola, Ind.


text: I just wanted to show off a little something that Serenity's been busy perfecting over the last month or so and here it is! I've been thinking for awhile now how all the other "Visible" Machined Aluminum pieces have been created for the jet pack, except for the rocket collar, which is such a key and visible piece of the ESB jet pack. So after seeing the level of quality and accuracy that Sean / Serenity had achieved with the 2 variations of the aluminum and brass combination beacons, I thought he was the right man for the job! I'm sure Sean will chime in very shortly and has hinted at a run of these that work and fit perfectly with Man of War Studios jet pack, which seams to most accurate in terms of size and key visible details. The other big benefit that comes along with this piece is the added troop-ability factor with the ease it brings in being able yo break down your jet pack in order to pack it back into the tub without having to take off the access panel and completely unscrew the entire rocket, this is probably why the original was created in much the same way. So without further ado, here are a few teaser pics for you to enjoy!


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Read More: Misogyny, Michael Richards, Gay Rights, Daniel Tosh, Tosh.0, Sexism, Racism, Tracy Morgan Homophobic Rant, Laugh Factory, Gender, Rape Joke, Rape, Feminism, Canada News
Daniel Tosh, the host of Tosh.0, recently performed stand-up at the Laugh Factory whereby he proceeded to make many a joke about rape. After a woman in the audience retorted, "Actually, rape jokes are never funny!" he proceeded to ponder aloud how funny it would be if she were gang raped right then and there. And he got laughs. So, what is it about violence against women that is so time-tested and hilarious? And why do people feel the need to defend the "right" to make such jokes?


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HNTFSH wrote:There's more deer and ducks in Michigan.
timmer wrote:well my buddy went down early he seen five deer so far in one hunt 4 bucks and a doe biggest buck score about 150 and he said ducks everywhere compared to hear in mid michgan so im thinkin i might go
bflow08 wrote:timmer,
I wouldent ask for advice here in the ohio forum if you read nearly every post, people will tell you how bad hunting in ohio is, and how there are no birds, or deer, and how there are to many hunters. and i live in Ohio! I would say just go down and check it out, you cant kill anything unless your there. People are to worked up that you will kill the birds they are after. What people forget is, that birds and deer are not owned by them and they have no control, its the feds that own the birds and its everyones right to hunt them. So you will hear everyone here in Ohio say there isnt anything here, but then brag about how good they did this weekend. If you have the passion to go out there, then just try and you will have a better idea at what your looking at. Now its likely people will read this and tell me how wrong i am and will get all butt hurt over reading this, just because they "know it all because they have been hunting here since jesus was knee high to a grass hopper". Ohio produces alot of nice deer, and a decent amount of birds if the weather is right. There are many places to hunt you just have to be at the right spot, and may have to knock on a few doors, and be willing to be out early to beat other hunters to the spot. Like i said no one owns the birds if you get in a spot before someone that has hunted that spot for 90 years then tough for them they cant do anything about it if you are doing it legally. I have no problem undercutting someone for birds if i have permission and or get there earlier on public ground, and dont think they wouldent do the same thing to you.
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Top: Darby and Jennifer
Happy tale: SECC helps turn unwanted pet into family member
By Darby, Shiba Inu/Chow
Owner of Jennifer Storm, Assistant Director of External Affairs, Office of the President
(Oct. 18, 2007)--Three years ago my life changed dramatically -- and for the better -- thanks to the Humane Society/SPCA of Bexar County. It was a hot September day and the kennels were full of noisy dogs, many of them long past their puppy months. Families and single people roamed the adoption rooms, peering into cages, searching for that special connection.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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And then it happened. Our eyes met, and as cliché as it sounds, it was love at first sight. I knew I wanted this creature in my life. So I wagged my tail and barked.
My name is Darby, and I'm a Shiba Inu/Chow mix. Her name is Jennifer, and she is something called a South Texan. We played some and she, and her brother walked me around the grounds. They decided to adopt me that day, even though I was practically grown up... in dog years. My previous owners had just dropped me off in the Humane Society parking lot without so much as a "so long, sweetheart."
Jennifer gave me a sweet name, Darby, which means "free person" in Celtic. Though I don't speak that language, I'm fluent in Doggish and English and have learned a little Spanish from the Chihuahua down the street.
I'm very attached to Jennifer, and wait by the door for her to get home. I also follow her around the house, which she really appreciates. She really likes it when I peek into the room with the shiny tile. She is very loyal.
Jennifer recently went away for a few weeks and came home with a new person. So now, I'm getting to know David, Jennifer's husband. (I'm not sure of his breed, but I think he is at least part Texan.) We've all moved into a new house and, what can I say, it's a bit of an adjustment. But I like him, because he likes Jennifer a lot.
So here's my recommendation. If you need a dog (or even a cat!) go to the Humane Society/SPCA (SECC code 413167) or one of the other places in town where dogs like me end up. And support these places through the State Employee Charitable Campaign. Your next best friend could be waiting for you there. Mine was.
The State Employee Charitable Campaign runs through Oct. 19.
Make plans to attend "UTSA's Got Talent," 9-10:30 a.m., Friday, Oct. 19 in the Business Building Richard Liu Auditorium (2.01.02), 1604 Campus. You won't see these acts on YouTube! Did you know that your boss can dance and sing? Come see UTSA's faculty and staff display their extroverted sides in a fun-filled event. Your SECC donation is your ticket to this one-of-a-kind event.
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"One of the Best Japanese Restaurants in Northern California"
"By combining traditional Japanese techniques and recipes from my homeland with fresh local ingredients from the Wine Country, I offer you a dining experience that harmonizes the best of both worlds."
Kenichi Tominaga
Offering an "exceptional selection of raw fish", "traditional" dishes and exquisitely crafted" Sonoma-inspired specials, chef-owner Ken Tominaga strives for "perfection" at this "must-stop" "sushi spot" thats definitery "one of the best Japanese restaurants in the area" ; a "sake sommelier" only enhances the "great dining experience" , making it even harder to "believe it's in a Rhonert Park" strip mall.
Zagat 2011
"Hana is Celebrating 25th Anniversary"
Thank you everyone!
Hana was able to serve everyone for the past 25 years! We hope to keep this going and do our best!
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The act of carefully dropping your nutsack into a glass of champagne. The effervescence of the liquid surrounds your beanbag and produces a tingling, uplifting experience.
Instead of participating in the ceremonial toast on New Years Eve, Brian decided to take his glass of Dom Perignon into the shitter and welcome 2009 with a Champagne Floater.
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For argument's sake
Why do we argue? To out-reason our opponents, prove them wrong, and, most of all, to win! Right? Philosopher Daniel H. Cohen shows how our most common form of argument — a war in which one person must win and the other must lose — misses out on the real benefits of engaging in active disagreement.
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