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Set in the 80's, the arrangement focuses on the vanishing of a young man, Will, under some extremely strange circumstances – which happens almost at the same time with the entry of a young lady just known as Eleven. Urgent to discover Will, his companions – Mike, Dustin and Lucas – are the ones who find Eleven and rapidly take in this odd young lady, who seldom talks and has a shaved head, likewise has some eminent superhuman capacities. In the meantime, Will's mom, Joyce, and more established sibling, Jonathan, are attempting to discover him – and finding other fantastic and here and there exceptionally perilous occasions are going on around them in their town all the while.
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If jaw-jaw is better than war-war, Lebanon might survive the coming days. But the jaw-jaw is now heavy with mutual threats by Israel and Iran to strike at each other's interests, and Lebanon - after Wednesday's suicide bombing against Israeli occupation troops - remains the preferred battlefield of both sides.
Warnings from the Iranian embassy in Beirut and promises - from a sealed bunker - by the Lebanese Hizbollah leader of further "human bombs" against Israeli occupation troops did not offer peace. In Israel last night, the minister of internal security, Moshe Shahal, said that Hizbollah and its "backers" would receive "a painful blow, and one which they would remember". None of which augurs well.
Iran began the day with an unprecedented warning from its embassy in Beirut that it "holds the Zionist entity and its American protectors responsible in advance for any aggression against it or against any other institution that belongs to the Islamic Republic in Lebanon or anywhere else in the world".
Given the number of Israeli photo-reconnaissance missions over Beirut in the past week, it seems certain that Iran fears an Israeli bombing raid against its embassy complex in west Beirut, a well-guarded compound near the sea-front, surrounded by high walls and black-painted iron gates, whose location must be easily recognisable on Israel's high- altitude photographs.
Within hours, however, Sayed Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of the Iranian- financed Hizbollah "Party of God" - whose suicide bomber, Ali Ashmar, 20, blew himself up on Wednesday in an attack on an Israeli patrol in the southern Lebanese village of Taibe - promised further assaults against Israel's occupation force in the country. "There are many brothers in the resistance who are yearning and competing to join the party's human bomb battalions," he said. "The resistance will continue . . . regardless of the sacrifice."
But if the Iranian statement expressed concern for its embassy staff and for the Hizbollah, Sayed Nasrallah's ostensibly bellicose press conference, in an underground bunker to which journalists were taken in a windowless van, contained other messages. If Israel launched a military blitz against Lebanon, he said, it would pay a "costly" price. Hizbollah was under no pressure to ease its attacks. "The decision on the resistance is our own. Both Iran and Syria support our right of resistance against the occupation."
While the latter is technically true, the Americans have been beseeching Syria, the conduit for the Hizbollah's arms, to suspend the guerrilla army's attacks on Israeli troops in Lebanon, while at the same time advising Shimon Peres, the Israeli Prime Minister, not to stage any military operations into Lebanon.
Given the bloody consequences of previous land assaults by Israel - to the Israelis as well as to Lebanese civilians - Mr Peres may still be persuaded to order air strikes against the interests of Iran, which he condemned as the "capital of terror" at last week's Sharm el-Sheikh summit. Hence the Iranian statement.
If Israel is planning any military adventures to avenge the deaths of six Israeli soldiers, including two officers, in Lebanon in less than two weeks, spring storms and heavy cloud-cover across the country may have stayed Mr Peres's hand. Lebanese authorities remain fearful that Israel will deport across the frontier hundreds of imprisoned Hamas and Islamic Jihad members, along with their families. So worried were UN troops that deportations might begin that their soldiers set up roadblocks on the coastal highway south of Naqqoura on Sunday to prevent any forced Palestinian exodus from reaching their headquarters. Lebanese troops have laid mines on southern Lebanese roads for the same purpose.
The crisis has been further muddied by deteriorating relations between the Lebanese government and the US embassy in Beirut, which this week condemned the release of two Palestinians on trial for kidnapping the American ambassador, his economic councillor and driver at the start of the civil war 20 years ago. Nameq Kamel and Bassam al-Firkh, both former members of George Habash's Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, were freed after both had claimed they were covered by a civil war amnesty law and did not know that they were abducting an ambassador. Mr Francis Melloy and his colleagues were taken from the US embassy car - which was flying the US flag - and later murdered; their bodies were found on a Beirut beach on the night of their abduction in 1976.
A harsh statement from the new American ambassador, Richard Jones, expressed astonishment at the Lebanese decision - although throughout the trial, the US embassy showed no interest in the case, not even bothering to send a diplomat to attend the trial.
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For some reason, certain keystrokes (while working on other applications) create spiceworks helpdesk to pull up closed tickets. That pulls up all the closed tickets in the whole databse causing the browser to come to a crawling halt or just crash.
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Can you give me more information about how to reproduce the problem? What keystrokes are you using?
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I've noticed this when I am working in SW at times and I hit the "A" key which will default to bring up the All Tickets list while in the Help Desk. It will generate an error saying that the javascript is taking too long and ask me if I want to stop the script. I hit Yes, but usually still have to crash out of IE in order to make sure it's still running stable.
It would be helpful if it wasn't linked to hitting "A" on the main screen and perhaps a combo like Alt + A or Ctrl + A to bring up those lists.
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Diversity reigned supreme at San Diego's 2016 Comic-Con last week.
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Engine technology has largely been focused on the electronics lately. Building high-strung motors that would be impossible to ride without a computer in the loop has underpinned the current horsepower competition. But theres only so much careful manipulation of throttle and ignition can do.
The next great frontier is valve timing, which Ducati has tackled with DVTDesmodromic Variable Timingfound on the new Multistrada. By individually changing the phasing of the camshafts relative to the crankshaft, Ducatis technology enables an engine tuned for smooth low-rpm running and, potentially, with a torque boost that also screams at the top of the rev range. Until now, the two were almost mutually exclusive.
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A technology commonplace in cars today, variable valve timing has been used before on Kawasakis Concours 14 but only for the intake valves and with limited range. Ducatis system works on both the intakes and exhausts and can change the overlap interval from a negative 37 degrees to 53 degrees. Ducatis previous high-performance Testastretta had 41 degrees of overlap, while the follow-on versions found in the Multi had just 11 degrees, benefitting low-rpm power. Now the new Multi has both the potential for big numbers at the top of the range and refinement down below. Its just a matter of time before this technology permeates Ducatis lineup and infiltrates other manufacturers too.
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Phoenix, Arizona (The Weekly Vice) - Patrick Stephen Trejo, a 25-year-old music teacher, and Keith Kiefer, 47, were arrested after they allegedly used Craigslist to solicit dog owners who would be willing to offer their pets for a little man-dog love.
According to the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office, Trejo and Kiefer both placed ads in Craigslist looking for dog owners who would be willing to offer up their dogs for sex.
Investigators posing as a dog handler answered the the ads and then scheduled a meet-up with each man individually at a local hotel. Both men fell for the sting and arrived for their respective appointment.
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HILLSDALE, Mich. -- No. 3 Grand Valley State finished second at the Michigan Intercollegiate Championships, losing out on the team trophy by only one point. Sophomore Joe Graves claimed the individual title by more than six seconds.
Graves finished the 8k course with a time of 26:08.38 while sophomore Lucas Roscoe finished seventh (26:41.77) and sophomore Brandon Cushman finished ninth (26:44.81) to give the Lakers three runners in the top 10 of the standings.
GVSU also got strong races from senior Dan Lucas who finished 14th with a time of 26:49.21) while freshman Kousei Yajima was 18th with a time of 26:58.37 to be the final Laker scored in the team event.
The Lakers were running without their top 12 runners as they rest for next weekend's Penn State Invitational, but still nearly came away with the team title.
"For our men to come within one point of winning the meet while racing without our top 12 really shows the depth of our squad," head coach Jerry Baltes said. "Joe ran a great race to earn the individual title on a tough course and in hot weather conditions to lead our team."
Hillsdale claimed the team title with 43 points while the Lakers collected 44. The top five was rounded out by Wayne State (Mich.) (80), Calvin (148) and Albion (161). The difference was less than a second between Hillsdale and GVSU's average time of their scored runners, as Hillsdale averaged a time of 26:39.59 while GVSU finished at 26:40.51.


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Burnley's fading play-off hopes took a further knock but not before they gave top-six bound Brighton a scare on the south coast.
A second successive blank in front of goal completed an unproductive week against two of the sides the Clarets had hoped to catch in the play-off race.
And with a winless run now extended to five games, Sean Dyche's side is starting to find itself marooned in mid-table.
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The high-flying Seagulls were the better side before the break and could have added to what turned out to be David Lopez's match-winner.
But the Clarets then turned the tide in the second half and as they forced Albion onto the back foot with an impressive performance which could easily have earned them a deserved reward.
Instead, they must now look to win their re-arranged game against Huddersfield in mid-week to restore some momentum and take solace from a number of decent contributions, including that of rookie defender Kevin Long who was asked tougher questions than against shot-shy Middlesbrough mid-week and answered most of them in commanding style.
Jason Shackell goes close to equalising
With Brighton kicking off on the back of a mid-week win at run-away league leaders Cardiff City, confidence was never going to be in short supply at a vibrant Amex Stadium where Gus Poyet's side had tasted defeat only three times in the Championship this season.
And with a team full of play-makers they were always likely to provide the Clarets with a test of technique and temperament.
It was a test Burnley passed early on as they passed the ball well themselves and forced the first save of the afternoon when Tomasz Kuszczak needed to extend himself to tip over an intended cross from Junior Stanislas.
Keith Treacy, starting only his second Championship game of the season in a positive move from Dyche, then cut in front the right wing – having switched flanks with Stanislas – to curl an effort just wide.
But Brighton were having some success themselves when they got the ball out wide, particularly down the left side where Wayne Bridge and Andrea Orlandi formed a dangerous combination when invariably supplied by Vicente Rodriguez.
And it was the avenue that led to the opening goal with 20 minutes gone, Bridge crossing for Orlandi to flick on to Lopez who clinically steered a left-foot volley across Lee Grant and into the far corner.
Keith Treacy made an impressive return
Brighton might have been expected to kick on from there but instead it was the Clarets who reacted best with an impressive spell which almost brought them an equaliser.
As against Boro, Burnley's initial set-pieces were poorly delivered with the absence of the injured Ross Wallace again felt.
But when Treacy was handed the task of taking the corners suddenly the visitors looked a threat and twice Jason Shackell went closed to scoring his first goal for the Clarets.
Gary Dicker cleared his initial header off the line but that was a straight-forward stop compared with the save Kuszczak - who previously played under Dyche at Watford - made plunging to his left to keep out another header from the Clarets' skipper by the foot of the post.
If that was a wake-up call to the Seagulls it certainly worked and five minutes before half-time they should have doubled their lead.
Orlandi was causing havoc down Burnley's right-hand side and when the Spaniard got away again, not even Leonardo Ulloa will know how he failed to convert his low cross from inside the six-yard box when a second goal would have left the Clarets with a major hill to climb.
Stanislas replied with a long-range effort that was gathered by Kuszcak but that proved to the winger's final contribution as he was replaced by Danny Ings at the start of the second half.
And the benefit was immediate as Treacy delivered two high quality crosses from his more natural left-sided position and Ings, as well as helping out the over-worked Kieran Trippier, produced a cross from the right which saw Charlie Austin test Kuszcak with a downward header.
Charlie Austin and Dean Marney threatened second-half equalisers
That set the tone as the Clarets forced the pace and when Danny Lafferty joined the attack to deliver another accurate cross, Chris McCann missed a decent chance after the ball by-passed Austin and reached him at the corner of the six-yard box for an effort he scooped over the top.
Sensing the shift of momentum, Poyet made a double change with Craig Mackail-Smith and Ashley Barnes forming a new-look attack with 25 minutes to go.
But again it was Burnley who went closest to scoring as an excellent run from Ings ended with Dean Marney stabbing an effort just wide.
And with the anxiety levels growing around the Amex, the Clarets began to camp in the Seagulls' half.
Ings and Austin had sights of goal without pulling the trigger and then with just a couple of minutes to go Austin peeled off to meet another Ings' cross with a header which drifted just wide as Brighton hung on to maintain their push towards the top.
Burnley: Grant, Trippier, Lafferty, Long, Shackell, Stock (Vokes 79), Marney (Bartley 71), McCann, Austin, Stanislas (Ings ht), Treacy. Subs: Paterson, Edgar, O'Neill, Jensen.
Booked: Ings 57, McCann 82, Shackell 90
Brighton: Kuszcak, Bruno, Upson, El Abd, Bridge, Hammond, Dicker, Lopez, Orlandi (Barnes 64), Ulloa (Mackail-Smith 64), Vicente (Greer 87). Subs: Calderon, Forster-Caskey, Lua Lua, Ankergren.
Booked: Vicente 77
Referee: Graham Scott
Attendance: 25,836 (Burnley 749)
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We've just announced our new collaboration with Trip planner app Mileways, and we are extremely excited about being able to offer another seamless way for passengers to get their rightful compensation.
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The graveyard was shrouded in mist, tendrils of poison ivy curled around gravestones that were partially eroded by acid rain. The graveyard was edged by willows and overgrown ferns.
Samson hated the graveyard. The final resting place of both of his daughters and his wife. He opened the gates, which were rusted, the black paint and gold cross beginning to flake away, and walked cautiously inside, tripping on dents in the earthy ground.
Sitting among the white, slightly cracked marble angels, were three shadowy figures. A woman holding two dead children, one was about three years old, the other was seven years old. She was sobbing, tears gathering in puddles.
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1st place Gill Sheppard & Lise Soby
2nd place Gertrude & Wolf Graber
3rd place Gwen Royl & Ulla Rydmann
Nearest 50% Liz Collison & Anne Smith
The David Leake Memorial Tournament is held annually. The David Leake Memorial Tournament held in February was a great success. Duplicate Bridge play was followed by dinner with cash prizes and award of The David Leake Memorial Cup engraved with the winners' names.
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The first match of the Winter Sunshine Bridge League got underway on Saturday 8th October.
As the Home team, we were delighted to use Nerja Bridge Club premises for this journey into the unknown. It was exciting and daunting at the same time, but once the cards were taken from the first board everyone settled into a usual afternoon of bridge. Silence descended for the first 15 boards.
We had a short break for a cup of tea (or something a little stronger) and cake. Then back to the task in hand for the final 15 boards. After a hard fought afternoon (much sighing), Nerja Bridge Club beat us by 53-27.
Thanks to Nerja Bridge Club for kick-starting this friendly competition and the loan of their premises.
My thanks to the team:- Johan, Mari-Carmen, Wolf, Gertrude, Liz, Rachel, Penni and Marion (who was also the Director, thankfully not required).
Cris Layton
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La Puente versus Trumps
Held on Saturday 29th October, this was the second challenging game of the league. The challenge was finding the venue, luckily for us our hosts were well versed in lost bridge players and sent extremely clear instructions. A large team was taking part and we all managed to arrive on time.
The first 20 boards flew by and it was a pleasant surprise to realise it was tea and cake time. We settled down to the final 10 boards and a close match was finally won by La Puente 97-83.
A great afternoon of laughter and competition. Many thanks to everyone at La Puente for being such wonderful hosts.
Thanks to our team:- Wolf, Jette, Gertrude, John, Mark, Penni, Lorna, Rachel, Ann, Alan, Sue and Cris.
Our next match is in January, and will be on a Saturday afternoon.
Penni Wilson presentation of thanks to Marion Talbot Trumps Bridge tournament organiser.
Winners of the Trumps David Leake Tournament Cup February 2016
1st place Gill Sheppard & Lise Soby
2nd place Gertrude & Wolf Graber
Trumps Nerja Bridge Group David Leake Tournament Feb 2016
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Welcome to TRUMPS Nerja bridge website. Players at the club make that special effort to be courteous and to adhere to recognised etiquette ensuring that duplicate bridge is played in an atmosphere which is enjoyable for one and all. There is no membership fee and the club is non profit making and, as funds permit, organises social events, lunches etc for members.The winners of each session, regardless of the number of tables, are given a 'free game'. We hold a number of events including the David Leake Memorial Cup Tournament which is intended as an annual event. In addition we occasionally have tapas before bridge play and in June last year we had a Summer event with lunch before Bridge. At this time of year we typically have between 7 and 14 tables of Duplicate Bridge.
TRUMPS plays bridge in the pleasant setting of the Hotel Al Andalus, Nerja on the sunny Costa del Sol in Spain. There is ample free car parking. Air-conditioning is available to ensure a very comfortable atmosphere in which to play bridge. The room in which we play bridge overlooks the hotel swimming pool and has panoramic views to the Mediterranean sea.
We play duplicate bridge on Mondays and Thursdays starting at 3.00. You are welcome to join us; if you need a partner contact Andrew (958 827 918) or Marion (952 522 362) who will do their best to find you one.
Visitors are always welcome so if you are in Nerja on holiday please feel free to come and join us.
The Trumps Bridge Group in Nerja celebrated its' 3rd Anniversary by holding a Bridge Tournament on Saturday 13th September 2014 at the Al-Andalus Hotel in Maro near Nerja.
Trumps Bridge Group is truly international and the event was well attended with players from the UK, Ireland, Norway, Germany, Denmark, Belgium, Spain, Poland, Canada and others. The bridge play in the afternoon was preceded by a buffet lunch when prizes for a free draw were awarded.
Following the bridge play the results were announced and the partnership winners Pat Tammik and Arne Hafstad were awarded their prizes by Marion Talbot the Tournament organiser.
The Hotel Al Andalus, Nerja, Malaga, Spain is located just 200 meters from the famous and spectacular Caves of Nerja and overlooks the Mediterranean sea.
The restaurant area comprises of three spacious and large rooms (all air-conditioned) with a varied menu. There is a menu del dia for just 8.95 Euros. Outside is a terrace, so it is possible to have a meal or just a drink and a chat with fellow players before and after the bridge play.
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Sue Cobley, experienced bridge teacher in Nerja offers intensive Bridge courses for beginners leading to intermediate level. Also "conversion" courses (to understand 5 card majors) can be arranged.
Contact Sue by email at firstname.lastname@example.com
Play Bridge where you want to through the application Funbridge on iPhone iPad and iPod Touch! The clear and intuitive interface allows you to find all the ambiance of a bridge table at your fingertips., The application is free and available in the App Store or from iTunes.
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Welcome to Cedarbrooke Apartments of Auburn Hills, the most luxurious community in Oakland County. Situated on almost one hundred wooded acres with nature parks, trails and a private lake. Cedarbrooke offers elegant apartment homes with premier amenities. Located at Baldwin and I-75, across from Great Lakes Crossing Mall, just minutes from Oakland University, FCA Headquarters and the high tech automotive corridor of Auburn Hills.
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Improvements include new service to Long Beach Airport and El Dorado Nature Center
LONG BEACH, CALIF. (August 16, 2011) – Following extensive outreach to city officials and approval from the Long Beach Transit Board of Directors, a number of service changes will take effect starting Sunday, August 28. These changes benefit the residents and visitors of Long Beach with more routes to the Long Beach Airport, increased service to California State University, Long Beach and a new route to the El Dorado Park and Nature Center.
Route 104 is a new route that will serve the El Dorado Park and Nature Center, operating on Spring between Studebaker and Norwalk. It will also bring new service to the Long Beach Airport, creating a direct connection from the airport to Metro's Blue Line Willow Station.
Route 102 will now serve the Long Beach Airport, connecting directly to Metro's Blue Line Willow Station.
Route 101 will operate from Santa Fe and 25th to Civic Center and Joliet in Hawaiian Gardens via Carson Street direct for better travel across town. Route 101 service to Lakewood Mall and Centralia will be eliminated; however, routes 93, 103, 111, 112 and 191 still serve the mall. Route 103 will still serve the Lakewood High School area along with routes 91, 92, 93, 112 and 172.
Route 103 will now run day and night and have peak period trips that extend to Lakewood High School when classes are in session.
Passports A and D will have increased service to CSULB and Catalina Landing.
Passports B and C will have decreased service during non-peak periods. Passport C will operate every
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Route 181 will have a change in night service on Magnolia from the First Street Transit Gallery to Anaheim Street. Trips will leave from the Transit Gallery at :05 after the hour and depart the Wardlow Station at :37 after the hour.
The following routes will have minor schedule or route changes: 61 / 71 / 72 / 81 / 91 / 92 / 93 / 94 / 96 / 111 / 112 / 171 / 191 / 192.
Other important Long Beach Transit dates: The popular U-PASS program will resume service starting August 22 for current CSULB students, faculty and staff. Water Taxi service on the AquaLink, AquaLink Express and AquaBus will continue through September 11.
Detailed information is available by calling 562-591-2301, by visiting www.lbtransit.com, or by obtaining a copy of the updated Transit Guide.
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777 has it's own dedicated iPhone app, but it also optimises very nicely for smartphone or tablet play, with more than 60 instant casino games available - including jackpot slots and even the live casino. As long as your mobile device is reasonably quick and up-to-date, accessing the mobile site will be a similar experience to that provided by the desktop site.
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"Alright, I'll see you in a bit baby." she said as she leaned over to kiss him. He smiled then climbed out and she drove off, heading to Starbucks to finish waiting for him. Once at Starbucks she ordered a large caramel macchiato then set up shop. She began to write and became so engrossed in it she didn't notice the time flying by. She didn't have her phone and it was only after Cariel had sent her a few text and finally called Skype did she realize it was already three.
Ryn raced out of the coffee shop nearly doing a face plant as she slipped in the snow. She growled throwing her things into the car then she headed to pick Cariel up. He was waiting for her with his arms crossed over his chest, he looked annoyed.
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The Washington Post is reporting that a federal grand jury is investigating a clerk at Carter's Country, a well-known Houston gun store chain that sells thousands of firearms every year. More than 100 guns sold at the store over the past five years ended up in Mexico in the hands of drug cartels. Dick DeGuerin represents Carter's Country and says the store has cooperated with the ATF on suspicious purchases in the past.
"There was full cooperation between the Carter's Country personnel and the ATF. So yeah, we're pretty upset that now the ATF is backing off of that and denying there was any kind of cooperation agreement. There definitely was a cooperation agreement and if and when that has to come out in court, it will."
The Houston ATF wouldn't confirm any kind of agreement with Carter's Country and says it never gives so called "blanket" approval for gun stores to go through with suspicious gun sales. DeGuerin says Bill Carter, the owner of the Carter's Country chain, feels double-crossed.
"The ATF was given enough information to stop the guns before they ever got across the border. Now whether they tried to or just dropped the ball or what they did we don't know. What we know is we did what they asked us to do."
Houston is known a hot spot for so-called "straw buyers", people who purchase guns for others who can't legally buy firearms themselves. Because there are so many gun stores in Houston and its proximity to the border, many of the firearms cartels buy are from here. Jim Pruett owns Jim Pruett's Guns and Ammo on the Northwest side. He says he's cooperated with the ATF on straw buys in the past.
"If a guy comes in and wants to buy, and we did have a case, he wanted to buy ten AR-15's. I called ATF about it and I said this is kind of suspicious and in this particular case, we sold them to them with their direction, and they took care of him, and he's in prison now."
Pruett says he doesn't know of any gun store in Houston that would knowingly sell firearms that could end up in the hands of drug cartels.
"I think every gun store owner, we realize we're at war with the cartel and we don't want the weapons to fall into the wrong hands. We want to assist ATF in imprisoning these people who are going to buy weapons that would end up in the wrong hands."
The Houston ATF didn't want to comment on this story, but did say it has a good relationship with local gun stores and would like to keep it that way. Dick DeGuerin says he's confident Carter's Country did nothing wrong.


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This CD, which is volume six out of seven discs that reissue the complete output of the Ben Pollack band of 1926-32, is actually the Pollack ensemble without the leader. Issued under many pseudonyms (and with Ray Bauduc on drums rather than Pollack), the group is best known as the Whoopee Makers. Several groups used that name (including ensembles led by Jack Pettis and the Duke Ellington Orchestra) but these 24 numbers (which have six alternate takes placed at the end of the program) are believed to be all of the selections during this time period that featured the Pollack sidemen. In the personnel on most of the numbers are trombonist Jack Teagarden, clarinetist Benny Goodman (who also takes one solo on alto) and trumpeter Jimmy McPartland. Some of the selections are very good examples of late-'20s hot jazz, including "Cause I'm in Love," "Digga Digga Doo" and "Bugle Call Rag." Some numbers find the band saddled with crummy singers (such as Claude Reese and the abysmal Mildred Roselle) but still overcome the vocal refrain to play some strong choruses. And a few jams are purposely corny ("Shirt Tail Stomp," "Icky Blues" and "Railroad Man") because those cornball efforts actually outsold the better jazz numbers. The program is well organized and despite the variance in quality, 1920s collectors will want this CD. ~ Scott Yanow
Release Date: 10 September 2009
Artist: Ben Pollack
- 1. Cause I'm in Love
- 2. Digga Digga Do
- 3. Whoopee Stomp
- 4. Baby
- 5. Bugle Call Rag
- 6. Blue Little You
- 7. A Japanese Dream
- 8. Hungry for Love
- 9. Futuristic Rhythm
- 10. Out Where the Blues Begin
- 11. Railroad Man
- 12. I Wonder Where Mary Is Tonight?
- 13. There's Something New 'Bout the Old Moon Tonight
- 14. Mexicali Moon
- 15. Shirt Tail Stomp
- 16. Icky Blues
- 17. It's Tight Like That
- 18. Four or Five Times
- 19. Digga Digga Do
- 20. Whoopee Stomp
- 21. Shirt Tail Stomp
- 22. Icky Blues
- 23. It's Tight Like That
- 24. Four or Five Times
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Chapter 1
A Puzzling War
The 3d Marine Division and the Barrier
War in the Eastern DMZ in Early and Mid-January
Chapter 4
Khe Sanh: Building Up 1968: The Definitive Year
Chapter 5
3d Division War in Southern Quang Tri and Northern Thua Thien, Operations Osceola and Neosho
Chapter 6
Heavy Fighting and Redeployment: The War in Central and Southern I Corps, January 1968
Chapter 7
The Enemy Offensive in the DMZ and Southern Quang Tri, 20 January-8 February
Chapter 8
The Tet Offensive at Da Nang
Chapter 9
The Struggle for Hue-The Battle Begins
Chapter 10
The Struggle for Hue-The Second Phase
Chapter 11
The Struggle for Hue-Stalemate in the Old City
Chapter 12
The Struggle for Hue-The Taking of the Citadel and Aftermath
Chapter 13
Post-Tet in I Corps
Chapter 14
The Siege of Khe Sanh
Chapter 15
The Battle for Dong Ha
Chapter 16
Khe Sanh: Final Operations and Evacuation
Chapter 17
Mini-Tet and Its Aftermath in Southern I Corps
Chapter 18
3d Division Takes the Offensive
Chapter 19
The Third Offensive: Da Nang
Chapter 20
Autumn Offensive Halted
Chapter 21
Counteroffensive Operations in Southern ICTZ
Chapter 22
The 3d Division's Labors Bear Fruit
Chapter 23
Marine Air at the Beginning of the Year and Air Support of Khe Sanh
Chapter 24
A Matter of Doctrine: Marine Air and Single Manager
Chapter 25
A Question of Helicopters
Chapter 26
Artillery and Reconnaissance Support in III MAF
Chapter 27
Manpower Policies and Realities
Chapter 28
Backing Up The Troops
Chapter 29
Chapter 30
Outside of III MAF
Chapter 31
1968: An Overview
Marine Command and Staff List l January-31 December 1968
Chronology of Significant Events January-December 1968
Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations
Medals of Honor Citations 1968
Combined Action Program Expansion-1968
Jack Shulimson
Lieutenant Colonel Leonard A. Blasiol, U.S. Marine Corps
Charles R. Smith
and Captain David A. Dawson, U.S. Marine Corps
U.S. Marines In Vietnam
The Defining Year
Volumes in the Marine Corps Vietnam Series
Operational Histories Series
U.S. Marines in Vietnam, 1954-1964, The Advisory and Combat Assistance Era, 1977
U.S. Marines in Vietnam, 1965, The Landing and the Buildup, 1978
U.S. Marines in Vietnam, 1966, An Expanding War, 1982
U.S. Marines in Vietnam, 1967, Fighting the North Vietnamese, 1984
U.S. Marines in Vietnam, 1969, High Mobility and Standdown, 1988
U.S. Marines in Vietnam, 1970-1971, Vietnamization and Redeployment, 1986
U.S. Marines in Vietnam, 1971-1973, The War that Would Not End, 1991
U.S. Marines in Vietnam, 1973-1975, The Bitter End, 1990
Functional Histories Series
Chaplains with Marines in Vietnam, 1962-1971, 1985
Marines and Military Law in Vietnam: Trial By Fire, 1989
Anthology and Bibliography
The Marines in Vietnam, 1954-1973, An Anthology and Annotated Bibliography, 1974; reprinted 1983; revised second edition, 1985
Library of Congress Card No. 77-604776 PCN 1900031 3900
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Superintendent of Documents, Mail Stop: SSOP, Washington, DC 20402-9328 ISBN 0-16-049125-8
This is the last volume, although published out of chronological sequence, in the nine-volume operational history series covering the Marine Corps' participation in the Vietnam War. A separate functional series complements the operational histories. This book is the capstone volume of the entire series in that 1968, as the title indicates, was the defining year of the war. While originally designed to be two volumes, it was decided that unity and cohesion required one book.
The year 1968 was the year of the Tet Offensive including Khe Sanh and Hue City. These were momentous events in the course of the war and they occurred in the first three months of the year. This book, however, documents that 1968 was more than just the Tet Offensive. The bloodiest month of the war for the U.S. forces was not January nor February 1968, but May 1968 when the Communists launched what was called their "Mini-Tet" offensive. This was followed by a second "Mini-Tet" offensive during the late summer which also was repulsed at heavy cost to both sides. By the end of the year, the U.S. forces in South Vietnam's I Corps, under the III Marine Amphibious Force (III MAF), had regained the offensive. By December, enemy-initiated attacks had fallen to their lowest level in two years. Still, there was no talk of victory. The Communist forces remained a formidable foe and a limit had been drawn on the level of American participation in the war.
Although largely written from the perspective of III MAF and the ground war in I Corps, the volume also treats the activities of Marines with the Seventh Fleet Special Landing Force, activities of Marine advisors to South Vietnamese forces, and other Marine involvement in the war. Separate chapters cover Marine aviation and the single manager controversy, artillery, logistics, manpower, and pacification.
Like most of the volumes in this series, this has been a cumulative history. Lieutenant Colonel Leonard A. Blasiol researched and wrote the initial drafts of the chapters on Khe Sanh as well as Chapters 17, 19, and 21 and the account of Operation Thor in Chapter 26. Mr. Charles R. Smith researched and drafted Chapters 16, 18, 20, and 22. Captain David A. Dawson researched and wrote Chapter 27. Dr. Jack Shulimson researched and wrote the remaining chapters, edited and revised the entire text, and incorporated the comments of the various reviewers.
Dr. Shulimson heads the History Writing Unit and is a graduate of the University of Buffalo, now the State University of New York at Buffalo. He earned his master's degree in history at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan and his doctorate from the University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland in American studies. Mr. Smith is a senior historian in the Division and served in Vietnam as an artilleryman and then as a historian with the U.S. Army. He is a graduate of the University of California, Santa Barbara, and received his masters degree in history from San Diego State University. Lieutenant Colonel Blasiol is an experienced artilleryman and a graduate of Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana, with a degree in history, and of the Marine Corps Command and Staff College. Captain Dawson is an infantry officer now stationed at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. He holds a bachelor of arts degree in history from Cornell University, Ithaca, New York and a master's degree in history from Kansas State University, Lawrence, Kansas.
Brigadier General, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired)
Director Emeritus of Marine Corps History and Museums
U.S. Marines in Vietnam, The Defining Year, 1968 like the preceding volumes in this series is largely based upon the holdings of the Marine Corps Historical Center. These include the official unit command chronologies, after-action reports, message and journal files, various staff studies, oral histories, personal papers, and reference collections. In addition, the authors have used the holdings of the other Services and pertinent published primary and secondary sources. Most importantly, nearly 230 reviewers, most of whom were participants in the events, read draft chapters and made substantive comments. They are listed by name in a separate appendix. While some classified sources have been used, none of the material in the text contains any classified information.
To a large extent, the measurement of this war relied not upon territory occupied, but upon casualties inflicted upon the enemy. In enumerating enemy casualties, the authors are not making any statement upon the reliability or accuracy of these numbers. These are merely the figures provided by the reporting units. They are important in that the U.S. military and national leadership depended in part upon the comparative casualty yardstick to report and evaluate progress in the war.
In any project this large and that involved so many people, the authors are in debt to several of their associates, past and present, in the History and Museums Division. While it is not possible to list everyone, we would be most negligent if we did not thank the following. First, Brigadier General Edwin H. Simmons, Director Emeritus, provided the vision and backing for the entire series, insisting upon readability and accuracy. Colonel Michael F. Monigan, Acting Director, gave the impetus for final completion of the project. Chief Historian Benis M. Frank, and his predecessor, Henry I. Shaw, Jr., furnished editorial guidance and encouragement. Ms. Wanda J. Renfrow of the Histories Section and Mr. Robert E. Struder, Head of Editing and Design, read the entire manuscript together with Mr. Frank and prevented several minor errors and some embarrassments. Mrs. Cathy A. Kerns, of the Editing and Design Section, typed the photograph captions and the Medal of Honor Appendix. Both Mrs. Kerns and Ms. Renfrow painstakingly inserted the multitudinous entries for the index, carefully checking the index against the text. Finally, Ms. Renfrow patiently and ably made the numerous revisions in the organization of the index. Mr. William S. Hill provided technical direction for both the maps and insertion of the photographs. Ms. Evelyn A. Englander of the library was most helpful in obtaining publications. The Archives staff (under the direction of Fred J. Graboske and his predecessor, Ms. Joyce Bonnett), especially Ms. Joyce M. Hudson and Ms. Amy C. Cohen, cheerfully made their resources available, as did Art Curator John T Dyer, Jr. The Reference Section under Danny J. Crawford was always most cooperative, especially Ms. Lena M. Kaljot, who assisted in the duplication of most of the photographs. A special thanks goes to Lieutenant Colonel Leon Craig, Jr., Head of the Support Branch; his administrative officer, First Lieutenant Mark R. Schroeder; and his enlisted Marines, especially Staff Sergeant Myrna A. Thomas and Corporal Juan E. Johnson, who assisted in that last push for publication.
Both Mr. Struder and Mr. Hill adroitly handled the liaison with the Typography and Design Division of the U.S. Government Printing Office in the layout of the book. Mr. Struder deftly and professionally assisted in the reading of page proofs and Mr. Hill meticulously monitored the preparation of charts and maps. The authors also appreciate the efforts of Mr. Nicholas M. Freda and Mr. Lee Nance of the Typography and Design Division, Mr. Freda for his careful layout of text and Mr. Nance for the final preparation of all maps and charts.
Finally, the authors want to acknowledge the contributions of former members of the Histories Section who reviewed and commented on several chapters, including Lieutenant Colonels Lane Rogers and Gary D. Solis, Majors George R. Dunham, Charles D. Melson, and Edward F. Wells, and Dr. V. Keith Fleming, Jr.
Special mention and most heartfelt thanks go to various interns who have assisted with the preparation of this volume. Naval Academy Midshipman Third Class Thomas Moninger, who prepared the Chronology of Events, and Maderia School students Ms. Jaime Koepsell and Ms. Sylvia Bunyasi who drafted the initial Command and Staff list. Marine Sergeant Neil A. Peterson, a student at the Citadel, sketched over half of the draft maps used in this volume. James E. Cypher, a senior at Loyola University, in New Orleans, assisted in the tedious but most important final editing of the index. Finally, there was Peter M. Yarbo, who as a student at Johns Hopkins, for over a year, once a week, took the early morning train from Baltimore to Washington, to assist with the project. Peter prepared several of the charts in the appendices, but even more significantly, he did almost all of the photographic research, saw that the photos were duplicated, and made the initial selection of photographs, organizing them by chapter. This book could never have been published at this time without his specific assistance and that of the other interns.
The authors are also indebted to Dr. Douglas Pike, who opened up his Indochina Archives, then located at the Institute of East Asian Studies, University of California, Berkeley, for their examination. Mr. Robert J. Destatte, Defense Prisoner of War and Missing Personnel Office, U.S. Department of Defense, provided a translation of several published Vietnamese documents. Finally our thanks to those who contributed comments on the draft and to our colleagues in the other Defense historical offices, who assisted with their advice and comments. In the end, however, the authors alone assume sole responsibility for the content of the text, including opinions expressed and any errors in fact.
Table of ContentsForeword iii Preface v Table of Contents vii Map Listing xiii PART I PRE-TET 1968 1 Chapter 1 A Puzzling War 2 III MAF January 1968 2 MACV and Command Arrangements 3 South Vietnam and I Corps 6 The Enemy 9 Focus on the North 11 MACV Vis-a-Vis Marines 12 An Ambivalent Outlook 15 Chapter 2 The 3d Marine Division and the Barrier 18 The 3d Marine Division in the DMZ 18 The Barrier 21 Chapter 3 The War in the Eastern DMZ in Early and Mid-January 32 The NVA in the DMZ Sector 32 Operation Napoleon 37 Kentucky Operations and the Barrier 40 Operation Lancaster and Heavy Fighting in Mid-January 52 Chapter 4 Khe Sanh: Building Up 58 The Battlefield 58 The Early Days 59 Protecting the Investment 61 The Isolation of Khe Sanh 61 The Decision to Hold 65 The Stage is Set 68 Sortie to Hill 881 North 70 The Enemy Plan Unfolds 72 Chapter 5 The 3d Division War in Southern Quang Tri and Northern Thua Thien, Operations Osceola and Neosho 73 Protecting the Quang Tri Base, Operation Osceola, 1-20 January 1968 73 Operation Neosho and Operations in the CoBi-Thanh Tan, 1-20 January 1968 78 Operation Checkers 83 Chapter 6 Heavy Fighting and Redeployment: The War in Central and Southern I Corps, January 1968 84 A Time of Transition 84 The Da Nang TAOR 88 Operation Auburn: Searching the Go Noi 91 A Busy Night at Da Nang 97 Continuing Heavy Fighting and Increasing Uncertainty 99 Phu Loc Operations 101 The Formation and Deployment of Task Force X-Ray 105 The Cavalry Arrives 107 The Changed Situation in the North 109 PART II THE "TET OFFENSIVE" 112 Chapter 7 The Enemy Offensive in the DMZ and Southern Quang Tri, 20 January-8 February 113 The Cua Viet is Threatened 113 Adjustment of Forces in Southern Quang Tri Province 118 Heavy Fighting Along the DMZ 119 A Lull in Leatherneck Square 126 The Cua Viet Continues to Heat Up 127 The Battle For Quang Tri City 133 Tet Aftermath Along the DMZ 137 Chapter 8 The Tet Offensive at Da Nang 141 Allied Dispositions 141 The Enemy Plans His Offensive 142 The Attack 144 The Fighting Continues 149 A Brief Lull and Renewed Fighting 158 Chapter 9 The Struggle for Hue-The Battle Begins 164 The Two Faces of Hue 164 The NVA Attack 164 Redeployment at Phu Bai and Marines Go to Hue 168 Chapter 10 The Struggle for Hue-The Second Phase 175 More Reinforcements 175 The Beginning of the Advance 3-4 February 180 Block by Block 5-8 February 185 Chapter 11 The Struggle for Hue-Stalemate in the Old City 192 A Faltering Campaign 192 Going Into the Walled City 194 The Fight for the Tower 199 Continuing the Advance 201 Chapter 12 The Struggle for Hue-The Taking of the Citadel and Aftermath 204 The Struggle in the Western Citadel 204 An Estimate of the Situation and Mounting the Offensive 205 Closing Out Operation Hue City 211 A Summing Up 213 PART III AFTER TET, KHE SAHN, AND MINI-TET 224 Chapter 13 Post-Tet in I Corps 225 The Immediate Ramifications of the Tet Offensive 225 Readjustment in I Corps 227 Readjustments in the U.S. I Corps Command Structure 235 Planning for the Future 241 March Operations in the DMZ Sector 241 March Operations in the Rest of I Corp 246 Regaining the Initiative 250 Chapter 14 The Siege of Khe Sanh 255 Digging In 255 Opening Moves 258 "Incoming!" 260 The Fall of Khe Sanh Village 261 Reinforcement and Fighting Back 264 Round Two 269 The Fall of Lang Vei 273 The Intensifying Battle 277 Settling the Score 282 Operation Pegasus 283 Chapter 15 The Battle for Dong Ha 291 Why Dong Ha? 291 The Fight for Dai Do, The First Day 293 The Continuing Fight for Dai Do 299 The End of the First Offensive 304 The Second Offensive 307 Chapter 16 Khe Sanh: Final Operations and Evacuation 16 April-11 July 1968 312 To Stay or Not to Stay 312 The "Walking Dead" 313 Operation Scotland II 316 Operation Robin 319 Razing Khe Sanh: Operation Charlie 323 Chapter 17 Mini-Tet and its Aftermath in Southern I Corps 328 Going into the Go Noi 328 Mini-Tet and Operation Mameluke Thrust, May 1968 336 Operation Allen Brook Continues 339 Mameluke Thrust Also Continues 343 PART IV THE WAR CONTINUES: OFFENSIVE AND COUNTER-OFFENSIVE 350 Chapter 18 3d Division Takes the Offensive 351 The Enemy Situation 351 The Offensive Takes Shape 351 The Eastern DMZ 357 The Pressure Continues 359 Into the Western Mountains 364 Southern Quang Tri and Thua Thien 370 Chapter 19 The Third Offensive: Da Nang 373 Indicators 373 The Storm Breaks 375 Counterattack 379 Pursuit 381 Typhoon Bess 383 Chapter 20 Autumn Offensive Halted 385 A New Orientation 385 The Eastern DMZ 386 Defeat of the 320th Division 396 Coastal Quang Tri and Thua Thien: A Shift 410 Chapter 21 Counteroffensive Operations in Southern ICTZ 414 The Situation in September 414 Operation Maui Peak 418 The End of Mameluke Thrust and Renewed Attacks on Da Nang 423 Operation Meade River 425 Operation Taylor Common 437 Chapter 22 The 3d Division's Labors Bear Fruit 443 Elimination of the Infrastructure 443 Rough Soldiering 450 Thua Thien and the End of the Year 455 PART V SUPPORTING THE TROOPS 457 Chapter 23 Marine Air at the Beginning of the Year and Air Support of Khe Sanh 458 Marine Air at the Beginning of the Year 458 Marine Control of Air 465 Proposed Changes in Command and Control over Marine Air; Operation Niagara, January 1968 471 Operation Niagara and Air Resupply in the Defense of Khe Sanh 475 Chapter 24 A Matter of Doctrine: Marine Air and Single Manager 487 The Establishment of Single Manager 487 Point, Counterpoint 497 The Continuing Debate 509 Chapter 25 A Question of Helicopters 516 Another Debate 516 The Need for Lighter Aircraft 519 To Keep the Mediums and Heavies Flying 522 Another Look at Helicopter Air-Ground Relations 526 Chapter 26 Artillery and Reconnaissance Support in III MAF 533 Marine Artillery Reshuffles 533 The Guns in the North 537 Mini-Tet and the Fall of Ngog Tavak and Kham Duc 541 Operations Drumfire II and Thor-Guns Across the Border 543 Fire Base Tactics 548 Marine Reconnaissance Operations 552 Chapter 27 Manpower Policies and Realities 557 Personnel Turnover 557 The Quality Issue and Project 100,000 559 Training 561 The Search for Junior Leaders 562 Discipline 565 Morale 566 The Aviation Shortage 569 Filling the Ranks in Vietnam: Too Many Billets, Too Few Marines 571 The Deployment of Regimental Landing Team 27 572 Reserve Callup? 574 The Bloodiest Month, The Bloodiest Year 575 Foxhole Strength: Still Too Few Marines 576 The Return of RLT 27 578 The End of the Year 579 The Marine Corps and the Draft 580 The Marine Corps Transformed 581 Chapter 28 Backing Up The Troops 582 A Division of Responsibility 582 Naval Logistic Support 586 Marine Engineers 588 The FLC Continues to Cope 592 PART VI OTHER PERSPECTIVES: PACIFICATION AND MARINES OUTSIDE OF III MAF 595 Chapter 29 Pacification 596 Prelude 596 The Tet Offensives and Operation Recovery 604 III MAF and Pacification 607 Homicide in the Countryside 614 Changing Attitudes 616 The Boys Next Door: The Combined Action Program 617 The Accelerated Pacification Plan 630 Chapter 30 Outside of III MAF: The Special Landing Forces, Marine Advisors, and Others 631 The 9th MAB and the SLFs 631 Sub-Unit 1, 1st Air and Naval Gunfire Liaison Company (ANGLICO) 639 Embassy Marines 642 Individual Marines in Saigon and Elsewhere in Vietnam 644 Chapter 31 1968: An Overview 652 NOTES 655 APPENDICES A: Marine Command and Staff List, 1 January-31 December 1968 713 B: Chronology of Significant Events, January-December 1968 722 C: Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations 728 D: Medals of Honor Citations, 1968 735 E: Distribution of Personnel 745 F: Combined Action Program Expansion-1968 753 G: NVA/VC Casualties Reported by III MAF Units 756 H: Marine Aircraft, Support and Ordnance 760 I: List of Reviewers 761 J: Tables of Organization 764 INDEX 775 Map Listing Reference Map, I Corps Tactical Zone xiv Allied Headquarters, January 1968 9 3d Marine Division Areas of Operation and the Strong Point Obstacle System 22 Enemy Order of Battle DMZ/Quang Tri Province 33 Major Enemy Units in Northern Quang Tri, January 1968 36 Unit Headquarters in Quang Tri Province 43 Allied and Enemy Units in the Khe Sanh Area, January 1968 71 Operations Osceola and Neosho, January 1968 77 1st Marine Division Area of Operations, Da Nang, January 1968 88 Operation Auburn, Go Noi Island, December 1967-January 1968 96 Phu Loc, 1 January 1968 102 Task Force X-Ray, 15 January 1968 108 Badger Catch/Saline Area of Operations, January 1968 114 Clearing of Route 9, 24-29 January 1968 121 The Enemy Offensive in the DMZ & Southern Quang Tri, 20 January-8 February 1968 135 Tet Offensive at Da Nang, 30 January-February, 1968 150 The Fight for Hue, 31 January-February 1968 165 Task Force X-Ray, 31 January 1968 170 Copy of Briefing Map and Commentary (Hue) 196 2/5 Area of Operations, 24-27 February 1968 212 Post Tet in I Corps, 1968 226 Marine and Allied Units at Khe Sanh, February 1968 262 Allied and Enemy Positions, 30 April 1968, in and around Dai Do 295 3/7 Participation in Operation Allen Brook, 15May-18 May 1968 331 17 May 1968, Le Nam (1) NVA Ambush 332 Operation Mameluke Thrust, May 1968 336 The Third Offensive, Da Nang Area Operations, August 1968 374 Fire Support Bases in Northwestern Quang Tri 400 Photocopy of III MAF Briefing Map (Nov-Dec1968) 415 Operation Maui Peak, Opening Moves, 6 October 1968 418 Meade River AO, 20 November-9 December 1968 425 Operation Taylor Common, December 1968 438 Fire Support Bases in Southwestern Quang Tri 450 Photocopy of Northern I Corps Briefing Map(Nov-Dec 1968) 454 Page 0 (1968: The Defining Year)


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Hahahaha, excellent job by the young lady! I'm glad she ended up being mostly OK.
This is a discussion on Victim Selection FAIL within the In the News: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly forums, part of the The Back Porch category; http://www.woodtv.com/dpp/news/local...n-grand-rapids I'm not sure which is funnier... that she royally kicked the crap out of him, or that she took HIS wallet too......
I'm not sure which is funnier... that she royally kicked the crap out of him, or that she took HIS wallet too...
Hahahaha, excellent job by the young lady! I'm glad she ended up being mostly OK.
Glad she fought the guy off, sad though :( unemployed and now -1 Purse with money....
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Good for her... Hope the BG gets it... Iowa has a victim's fund, hope they do too
It could be worse!
I suppose
Folks are getting tired of criminals.
Good people do not need laws to tell them to act responsibly, while bad people will find a way around laws. Plato
Glad she fought back, my girlfriend would have done the same thing, she is one tough lady!!
OEF Veteran
She did the right thing.
"The Second Amendment: America's Original Homeland Security"
Good for her.
Hope she's given him some real ugly scars...so everytime he looks in a mirror, he'll remember the night when he bit off more than he could chew.
And imagine him trying to explain his scarred-up face to his fellow inmates. It's all good.
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Well, that's about the only thing wrong with her effort, as there wasn't a "fire" anywhere nearby ... uh, other than the scalded dog stench in the air, and probably the smoking rubber from having had his shoes flung across the pavement so quickly, and ..."I got his wallet off of him," Ellie Orlowski told 24 Hour News 8. "I beat the ---- out of him, gouged his eyes, went for his throat and I started screaming, 'Fire!' "
Hell hath no fury like a woman who gets to turn the tables on a schmuck felon whose "victim selection" skills aren't worthy of the name. Ha!
Kudos to her for helping to dispense a bit of timely attitude correction. I hope the guy gets a bit of jail, fines and whatnot for his little robbery attempt.
Your best weapon is your brain. Don't leave home without it.
Thoughts: Justifiable self defense (A.O.J.).
Explain: How does disarming victims reduce the number of victims?
Reason over Force: Why the Gun is Civilization (Marko Kloos).
Those who will not govern their own behavior are slaves waiting for a master; one will surely find them.
Good for her.
Here in CT she would probably be charged with assault.
"The natural progress of things is for liberty to yield, and government to gain ground."
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Charges: Neighbor pulls gun on dad teaching daughter to ride bike
A man is accused of pulling a gun on a neighbor who was teaching his 7-year-old daughter how to ride a bike in Rosemount.
Gary Drake, 61, is facing second-degree assault and terroristic threat charges after he pointed a shotgun at his neighbor and threatened to kill him on May 25, according to a criminal complaint.
The complaint says:
While a father was teaching his daughter how to ride a bike on the street outside of Drake's Daytona Way home, Drake began making comments about the father's tactics. The father told him, "I've got it." But Drake said, "If you don't like my advice, get off my street."
The father said Drake didn't own the street. Drake appeared to get angrier, and then went inside his home. As the father and daughter were making their way away from Drake's house, he came back outside with a shotgun and threatened to kill the father.
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