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ZENT CERUMO SC430's Tachikawa sets record for most Pole Positions Lexus SC430s qualify 1st and 2nd The qualifying for the OKAYAMA GT 300km RACE, Round 1 of the 2009 AUTOBACS SUPER GT, was held at the Okayama International Circuit (one lap ...
ZENT CERUMO SC430's Tachikawa sets record for most Pole Positions
Lexus SC430s qualify 1st and 2nd
The qualifying for the OKAYAMA GT 300km RACE, Round 1 of the 2009 AUTOBACS SUPER GT, was held at the Okayama International Circuit (one lap 3.703 km) in Okayama Pref. on March 21. The ZENT CERUMO SC430 driven by Yuji Tachikawa won the pole position (fastest qualifier) in the GT500 class and will start from the front row in the final race on the 22nd.
In the GT500 class Super Lap (run one machine at a time as time trials to determine the starting grid order for the race), Tachikawa in the Lexus SC430, running last as the first session's fastest qualifier, turned in a lap time of 1 min. 24.069 sec. The bettered the times of the seven machines that had run before him and gave his team the pole position. This was Tachikawa's 14th career pole position in GT competition and extends his own record for most pole positions won in the SUPER GT.
Qualifying second in the GT500 class was another Lexus SC430, making this a fine start for the Lexus camp for the 2009 season.
In the GT300 class, the JIMGINER ADVAN F430 driven by Tetsuya Tanaka moved up from 4th position in the morning qualifying to run fastest in the Super Lap with a time of 1 min. 31.860 sec. This gave the Ferrari F430 the pole position.
Pole position winner comments
No. 38 ZENT CERUMO SC430 [GT500]
Yuji Tachikawa: "I was aiming to qualify fastest this time. Last year I wasn't able to win a single pole position, and I was not satisfied with that. In the pre-opener tests the machine had been performing well and I was thinking that I had a good chance to win the pole position from the opening round. Ishiura (No. 35 KRAFT SC430)had run a fast time and there was some pressure because of that, but the machine condition was really good and I was able to get a faster time. The weather may affect tomorrow's race, but since I've won the PP I want to see us run to victory from the front."
Richard Lyons: "This pole position is a good result for our team. It means we will be starting from the front row, which is very important in the race. The plan is for me to start the race as first driver, so I want to get a good start and push hard from there."
No. 11 JIMGAINER ADVAN F430 [GT300]
Tetsuya Tanaka: "This is the first time in some years that I am racing in a new car, and it is the first one that our team has been involved in the design and construction of. It has been a big job for the mechanics as a result, but I think this proves that it was worth it. I want to thank the [team] owner for this too. Before the Super Lap I was just hoping to place in the front row, but after my lap I thought that we could win the pole position. Tomorrow I want to run a good race and build our team's motivation even higher."
Katsuyuki Hiranaka: "This is a good, solid machine, just like the GT500 car, and it performs at a level very close to the GT500 car. Personally, I was racing in the GT500 class last season and in the GT300 class before that, and I want to put that experience to use in tomorrow's race."
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BeschreibungTeaching Through Toponymy considers the versatility of indigenous place-names in educating about land, language and (oral) history. Based on collaborative research with Tl'azt'en Nation, Karen Heikkilä explores the meaning of place and belonging to Tl'azt'enne through Dakelh place-names. From the premise that land is an enduring facet of indigenousness, she argues that indigenous place-names have a role in inculcating a sense of place as well as a sense of self. She proposes that a personal connection with the land is vital for full appreciation of ancestral teachings, including Traditional Ecological Knowledge, and discusses the significance of indigenous toponymy in imparting indigenous knowledge and language in the context of the land. Included in the monograph are guidelines for incorporating Dakelh place-names in the Tl'azt'en Nation Yunk'ut Whe Ts'o Dul'eh science camp programme.
PortraitKaren Heikkilä received her undergraduate degrees, including a teaching degree, from the University of British Columbia, and her MA in cultural geography from the University of Northern British Columbia. She has lived and worked in Mongolia, Tajikistan and the Canadian Arctic. She currently lives in Finland.
Untertitel: Using Indigenous Place-Names in Outdoor Science Camps. Paperback. Sprache: Englisch.
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Eton End is an Independent Preparatory Day School
Eton End School is an Independent Preparatory Day School in a rural setting of over 6 acres on the outskirts of Datchet Village, close to Eton. Our school accommodates boys and girls aged three to seven, and girls aged seven to eleven.
Our origins go back to 1936 when the school was set up for Eton Masters' children. Close links are retained with Eton College to this day.
The school stands for a solid foundation in education yet the importance of a happy and memorable childhood is never forgotten. High academic achievement and pastoral care are our strengths. We benefit from small classes which allow individual learning and encourage personal development.
The ISI Inspection Report noted that Eton End School is "a happy, caring and flourishing community where pupils from the Early Years Foundation Stage onwards receive high standards of education and are extremely well cared for".
Eton End School consists of Nursery, Pre-Prep (Reception, Years 1 & 2) and Middle & Upper School (Years 3 to 6).
Eton End is a member of the IAPS and is a Charitable Trust.
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Dr Charles Nelson Perrurle Perkins AO (1936-2000), Arrernte and Kalkadoon people
Born in 1936 to Hetti Perkins and Martin Connelly at the Bungalow near Alice Springs, Charles Nelson Perkins dedicated his life to achieving justice for Indigenous Australians. His achievements included appointments as secretary, Department of Aboriginal Affairs and chairman, Aboriginal Development Commission and Aboriginal Hostels Ltd. Charles was actively involved in Indigenous organisations wherever he lived. He was elected ATSIC Commissioner in both Alice Springs and Sydney and in 1987, he was awarded the Order of Australia.
From 1945, Charles was educated in Adelaide and during this time, he began to understand the extent of discrimination against Aboriginal people. In 1957, his outstanding soccer skills led Charles to play for Everton, England. On his return to Australia, he captained and coached for Pan-Hellenic in Sydney, enabling him to finance his way through university.
Charles graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Sydney in May 1966; one of the first Indigenous Australians to graduate from university. He was then instrumental in establishing the Foundation for Aboriginal Affairs in Sydney.
In the summer of 1965, Charles organised a group of thirty students to travel to Walgett, Moree, Bowraville and Kempsey to protest against discrimination and poor living conditions. Known as the 'Freedom Ride', this unprecedented protest gave him a national profile in the media.
In 1972, he joined the Tent Embassy in Canberra, calling for compensation and recognition of Aboriginal land and human rights. It was also in this year that Charles received a life-saving kidney transplant.
Charles was a renowned activist and a fearless spokesman. The last 30 years of his life were made possible by the kidney donation and this gift made him determined to make a difference for Indigenous people.
Later in life, Charles proudly fulfilled his cultural obligations with his passage through law with his people, the Eastern Arrernte, before passing away in Sydney on 18 October 2000.
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Our centre owes its name to one of the University of Sydney's most revered alumni. Dr Charles Nelson Perkins AO was the first Aboriginal man to graduate from a university in Australia, in 1966.
Charles Perkins changed the lives of many Australians. He worked across boundaries to create new opportunities, and reached beyond traditional limitations to find solutions. He showed that new partnerships and ideas could change the way Australians think and act. He sought to lead new collaborations in situations where a single person or agency could not deliver the desired result.
The Charles Perkins Centre shares his philosophy. We are challenging old ways of thinking and integrating ideas from multiple streams of knowledge. We are looking for solutions beyond traditional boundaries, to provide new hope for the health of our nation.


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At Dartmouth Dr. Lynch pursues research at the intersection of advanced computation and large-scale environmental simulation. A major focus has been on continental shelf circulation and ecosystem dynamics, with a major application in the Gulf of Maine. Through the 1990's he served on the Executive Committee of the US GLOBEC Northwest Atlantic Program, organized jointly under NOAA and NSF. He has published extensively on finite element methods in coastal oceanography and is co-editor of the recent AGU volume Quantitative Skill Assessment for Coastal Ocean Models, and a related volume Skill Assessment for Coupled Physical-Biological Models of Marine Systems. He co-founded the Gordon Research Conference in Coastal Ocean Modeling in 1999. Sabbatical and other visiting arrangements in this period include the Institute de Mechanique de Grenoble, the Institute of Ocean Sciences (Sydney, BC), the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, and the University of Bergen. The text Particles in the Coastal Ocean was completed with Cambridge University Press in 2014.
Lynch is a 1984 NSF Presidential Young Investigator, and the recipient of the 1990 B.H. Ketchum Award for interdisciplinary estuarine studies from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. He served as Executive Director of the Regional Association for Research on the Gulf of Maine from 1993 to 1996; is a Fellow of the American Society of Civil Engineers; and a member of the American Geophysical Union and the American Society for Engineering Education. He developed the Numerical Methods Laboratory at Dartmouth's Thayer School, around the theme of interdisciplinary computational engineering; and authored the graduate text Numerical Solution of Partial Differential Equations for Environmental Scientists and Engineers (Springer 2004). Dr. Lynch served as Director of Graduate Studies and Associate Dean of Engineering at Dartmouth from 1985-1989, and was appointed MacLean Professor in 1993.
Recent investigations focus on Sustainability, Natural Resources, and Professional Education. Included are visiting or sabbatical appointments at The University of Notre Dame (Melchor Visiting Chair, Civil Engineering) Fall 2001; The Catholic University of America, School of Philosophy, 2003-04; and The Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton Universty (STEP program), 2007-08. He organized and edited the volume Professions and the Common Good (ACCU - Current Issues in Catholic Higher Education, 2006) His work in professional education culminated recently in the 2008 Civil Engineering Body of Knowledge for the 21st Century (ASCE). His text Sustainable Natural Resource Management for Scientists and Engineers (Cambridge University Press, 2009) is based on current teaching at Dartmouth. Current projects include the Declaration of Stewardship Responsibilities.


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I Have Mourned 14 Deaths By Suicide, Isn't That Enough?
I have been to 14 funerals since turning 17 years old. Fourteen people who were friends, co-workers, crushes, debate partners, school mates and amazing members of the world's community. Fourteen people whose families and friends I sat next to at funeral services, whom I heard whisper "If I would have known," "How could I miss the signs?" and the awful "How could they do this to us?"
As the first of my friends took their lives and I attended their funerals, I felt an overwhelming sense of guilt. I wondered what I was missing, what I wasn't doing right.
Was it because I didn't answer that 4 a.m. Facebook message? Was it because I wasn't open with them about my own struggle? Was it because I didn't try hard enough somehow? Didn't love enough? Wasn't there enough?
I beat myself up for a while. I blamed myself and tortured myself. I sought to better understand mental health, suicide and what resources existed to support people feeling suicidal. I made it my mission to take action, and I read, spoke, researched, met, supported and loved the best that I could. I learnt about hospitals, communities, education systems, treatments, interventions and technology.
I found people with the word "doctor" in front of their name and talked their ears off for hours. I thought if I somehow understood the world that the professionals worked in, I could help my friends get treatment within it. I enrolled in and attended all the suicide prevention and mental health training I could find. I wanted to make sure that if people talked to me about suicide, I would feel ready to help them.
Fast-forward to today: I still find myself standing at the crossroads in people's lives, as the more I have become involved in this mission, the more people I see at the crux of their struggle. I find myself encouraging them to seek help and try for a happier life. That is my goal, and what I truly wish for them to find, and I do my best to help them find the resources to get there, or direct them to where they can find this information.
But while I am directing people towards this goal, at the same time, I find myself scared of, concerned about and oftentimes angry about the system and the resources I am leading them towards.
The mental health system is basically inaccessible
Despite the fact that the people who are lost to suicide in my life knew about the services and that many of them even worked in the mental health system, accessing services when they (or anyone else) need them is nearly impossible.
Appropriate services have wait lists more than six months long, and emergency services are not trained to properly deal with suicidal people. Often times, suicidal people are sent away from Emergency Departments due to lack of resources or beds.
When they are admitted, oftentimes I hear from people that their time in hospitals was sometimes more traumatic and made things worse than before they were admitted. I have not heard any word or progress on a solution to this.
Some people in helping roles still don't think suicide is a real issue (e.g. hospitals and schools)
"You are just seeking attention," "You did this to yourself, why should I help you?" "I think suicide is such a selfish thing," "You just need to pick yourself up and be happy." These quotes (and many more) represent all the things doctors and nurses have said to me while I was suicidal.
My friends and schoolmates used to make fun of the crisis lines and mental health talks we had at school. As someone who was suffering and asking for help, hearing these things just made me more suicidal, and it is still happening in our system despite more research and more education. People who hold these beliefs are still talking to our at-risk youth.
Young people around me keep dying, despite the progress that has been made
One of the scariest things about this journey is to learn that we still have a long way to go to understanding and preventing suicide.
Even with all the discussion of mental health and suicide over the last few years, the suicide rate has been increasing around the world, with one million people dying by suicide last year and the suicide rate has increased by 60 per cent in the last 45 years. Rates among young people have been increasing to such an extent that they are now the group at highest risk in a third of all countries.
While research is ongoing, there is clearly something we are missing, and it scares me that this will continue until we figure out what that missing piece is and how we can help. And then I worry if our system is too broken to even adjust itself in a real way to new information that comes in.
We put all our eggs in one basket
Where resources do exist, we tend to put the most resources behind one model or solution. Whether it's the NHS in the U.K., HeadStrong in Ireland or HeadSpace in Australia for the leading mental health system, people still tend to think that one solution will work for everyone.
The truth is that people who live with mental health issues are as diverse as the rest of the population. One answer (usually the ever-popular cognitive behavioural therapy) does not work for everyone. We need to have multiple therapy types, models and solutions funded to better accommodate people's needs. One solution will not fit all, and this tendency to try to find that "one solution" worries me.
The best brains don't work together
We have a lot of amazing people working to prevent suicides, but they tend to work against each other. Why? Two reasons: ego and funding structures. Everyone wants to author the model that helps the most people, rather then owning it with other people. Our funding structures don't help this, and instead they reward organizations for saying they are the "first, best or only" and don't reward true collaboration.
This makes me so mad, because in order to solve a problem this broken and this tricky, we need to work together. Sometimes it feels like I need to just lock everyone in one giant room and not let them out until they have a workable, truly collaborative solution.
We don't have money to solve this problem
Worldwide, mental health only gets an average of 2.8 per cent of health funding. In places like Canada and the USA, this means that even though more people will live with mental health issues then cancer and heart disease combined, mental health receives only seven per cent of the funding that cancer and heart disease receives.
When you look at all the above concerns, there doesn't seem to be a viable solution in sight, and it keeps me up at night thinking about when the real support will come.
Each of these concerns together makes me understand why so many young people are still dying, and it leaves me really mad. I know that people living with mental health issues often struggle so much before asking for help. They see asking for help as the end of a long battle, but in reality, it ends up being the start of a much bigger and sometimes even more painful struggle working through the system, trying to get support when mental health concerns don't wait around for the system to meet an individual's needs.
Mental health and suicidal thoughts -- the same as many physical illnesses -- need immediate and appropriate care, and this kind of care is becoming harder and more complicated to access as the years go by.
Here is the thing: Things will only get better if we talk about suicide, if we demand more innovation from our mental health experts and governments, if we properly and appropriately fund it, and if we let people know that we care about it. Innovation is stagnating, and meanwhile, while the politics play out, people are still dying.
I have been to 14 funerals, don't you think that's enough?
(Thanks to my awesome friend Cheryl for helping me create this piece after I had been hitting my head against it for weeks. Check her out here .)
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After helping my sons Alex and Sammy reach recovery from two different mental disorders that hit them in adolescence, I spent a decade looking into what is known about preventing mental illness in children and teens for my book, A Lethal Inheritance, A Mother Uncovers the Science Behind Three Generations of Mental Illness. Here's the best advice I got from leading psychological researchers around the world about how you can protect your children from mental disorders. If symptoms of psychological distress are already present in a child, there are things you can do to stop them from getting worse. Take 10 minutes now to review these ten steps. You'll make a solid investment in your child's future and your own peace of mind. <HH--236SLIDEFREESTYLE--219069--HH>
Include all known or suspected mental disorders and addictions. If relatives baulk at your digging into the family's possibly murky past, point out that it's for the good of your children, and grandchildren. Use the US Surgeon General's online form for recording and storing your family's mental (and medical) history and make it a shared ongoing family project to maintain. Take a print-out with you to any mental health evaluation and insist that it be a part of your own or the child's diagnostic process.
The source of fetal risk may be a disease such as chickenpox, a prescription drug, or a chemical -- including oil-based paints, mercury and certain chemicals in plastics (phthalate and bisphenol A or BPA), used in some toys, cosmetics and water bottles. Sensitivity is highest during periods of intense brain growth--in the first and second trimesters. A good web resource for things to avoid is the March of Dimes. If you are currently on antidepressants, speak to a doctor about the relative risks of getting off vs staying on them. Severe depression may raise your child's risk for later disorders more than your medication.
There are known paternal occupational and lifestyle factors that can harm a pregnancy and put a child at higher risk. Work sites with prolonged exposure to radiation, anesthetic gases, and other toxic chemicals can alter a father's chromosomes, increasing the risk of miscarriage or genetic defects. A man's alcohol intake and drug use is linked with higher miscarriage rates. Older fathers are associated with higher rates of schizophrenia and autism in their offspring. As is the case for a mother to be, age, lifestyle and occupational risks should be weighed along with other factors, such as family history, to understand your complete risk profile. What you do with it is entirely a personal choice. But it's better to know than not know where a child's vulnerabilities may lie--so you can be prepared to help mitigate them.
You may have put off getting a diagnosis but now is the time to make an appointment with a mental health professional and seek treatment if you have symptoms of a common adult mental disorder such as depression, anxiety or addiction. A bout of postpartum depression affects many new moms, but it can hit a woman with severe depression or bipolar extra hard. Think of your actions as an act of prevention for your child's mental health. If your child already has similar symptoms, research has shown that by treating the mother, a depressed or anxious child will get better too - without direct treatment.
If there is a lot of any single mental illness (diagnosed or not) present among your relatives, learn about the early signs for that disorder. Some examples include social withdrawal for depression; irritability for depression, anxiety or ADHD. If you see early signs like these, closely monitor your child's behaviors. If symptoms are present for a month or more keep a daily log to document them. If the problem behaviors continue or worsen, bring this log to your pediatrician or mental health professional that treats children. If you have a family history of mental illness or suicide, do your best to keep teenagers away from cannabis; it raises the risk of psychosis five-fold in genetically vulnerable adolescents.
As soon as your child begins to recognize and name his own thoughts and feelings and those of others, start an age-appropriate conversation about how our human emotions and minds work. Explain that feelings and thoughts exist on a broad spectrum (compare it to a rainbow). Within reason (which excludes tantrums or aggression against others), make it clear that unusual thoughts and strong feelings are not right or wrong; more often, they simply represent individual differences. This "normalization" of differences makes it more likely that your child will confide any future psychological problems to you and be less inclined to stigmatize others.
Whether your child is the victim or the bully, do whatever it takes to stop it. This is not a "wait and see" option. Even if your child begs you not to make a fuss, understand that the potential psychological damage (including suicide) for him or her if the abuse continues is far worse than any temporary embarrassment. Pay special attention to warning signs that your child may be the victim of cyber-bullying.
Self-esteem has gotten a bad rap because it's been confused with having an outsized and incorrect sense of one's positive qualities and abilities. Self-esteem in a child comes from parents who model empathy, honor individuality and reward real effort, not false achievement. True self-esteem is the basis of emotional resiliency, which gets severely tested at several points in childhood - especially around early parent-child separations and the tween years. As a resilience building strategy, bring back family dinners as many nights as possible, divide up chores and use the time to communicate and enjoy each other just as you are.
Motherhood can be lonely. Social isolation isn't good for mother or child. Before giving birth, take stock of who you can call on for emotional and practical support among physically close-by friends, neighbors and family. Then check out any of the hundreds of web-based communities of new mothers from whom you can count on finding a friendly ear and a good laugh at virtually any time of the day or night. Find the right fit for you.
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Louie Sam
Louie Sam (1870? – February 24, 1884) was a Stó:lō youth from native village near Abbotsford, British Columbia who was lynched by an American mob.
Sam was 14 at the time these events occurred. He had been accused of the murder of James Bell, a shopkeeper in Nooksack (today Whatcom County, Washington). The people of his band, today the Sumas First Nation at Kilgard turned him over to the B.C. government to settle the matter.
Following this, an angry mob crossed the border into Canada on February 24 and captured Sam, who had been in the custody of a B.C. deputy. They then hanged him from a tree close to the U.S. border.
A subsequent investigation by Canadian authorities strongly suggests that Sam was innocent, and that the likely murderers were two white Americans who were leaders of the lynch mob. [1] They were William Osterman, the Nooksack telegraph operator who took over Bell's business, and David Harkness, who at the time of Bell's murder was living with Bell's estranged wife. Neither man was ever prosecuted. [2]
On March 1, 2006, the Washington State Senate and House of Representatives approved a resolution stating that "through this resolution, the Senate joins its peers in the government of British Columbia, acknowledging the unfortunate historical injustice to Louie Sam and the proud Stó:lō people." [3]
- ^ Washington expresses regret over 1884 lynching of Canadian teen, CBC News, March 1, 2006
- ^ HistoryLink entry on the incident, HistoryLink.org
External links[edit]
- ^ Sask. premiere for 'Lynching of Louie Sam', CBC News, February 3, 2006
- ^ The Lynching of Louie Sam (TV movie in production) from IMDB
- The Lynching of Louie Sam (DVD or VHS)
- The Unquiet Grave of Louie Sam by Terry Glavin, Winnipeg Free Presscolumn, Nov. 27, 2005


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RHP Adam Eaton (0-0, 1.13) and RHP Jeff Weaver (0-0, 1.29)
Eaton pitched very well in his first start of the season against the Dodgers, giving up 1 run over 8 innings of work. On 3 occasions last season, Eaton pitched back to back starts against the same opponent, and surprisingly he pitched better in 2nd game of each one. If that trend continues, he could throw a complete game shut out.
Weaver also pitched well against the Padres. He definitely recaptured some of his lost magic that made him so successful with the Tigers by allowing only 1 run over 6 innings. Former A's Terrence Long and Ramon Hernandez both have had moderate success against Weaver.
Game Two
LHP David Wells (0-0, 0.00) and LHP Kazuhisa Ishii (1-0, 1.50)
Boomer should have had the first "W" in Petco Park. He scattered 4 hits over 7 innings, and only an uncharacteristic blown save by Trevor Hoffman cost him that historic win. Milton Bradley has had success against Wells.
Ishii wasn't overly sharp in his first outing but came up with some big pitches to wriggle out of jams. Only Mark Loretta has had reasonable success hitting against Ishii. The Padres collectively haven't done well against Ishii, he is 2-2 with a 3.13 ERA.
Game Three
RHP Brian Lawrence (1-0, 4.09) and RHP Hideo Nomo (1-1, 7.36)
BLaw is hard to watch right now as his control is horrific by any standard. 6 walks in 11 IP is sick for a guy that doesn't throw hard. In this league you either throw reasonably hard or have tremendous control, the greats can do both. If a guy like Lawrence cannot hit his spots he will lose his position in the rotation.
The Padres have enjoyed facing Nomo over the years. The weird thing is that for most of the game he appears to be cruising and then he starts giving up hits.
Hitters to Watch
Sean Burroughs and Mark Loretta, they each have 6 game hitting streaks and each has 3 multi-hit games. The best part of that is that each is a notoriously slow starter, although Loretta to a lesser degree.
Adrian Beltre another slow starter off to a hot start. Who knew that dropping him to the 7 hole would inspire/anger him into performing?!?
The Doghouse
The bullpen, with the noted exception of Aki Otsuka. This team should be 5-1, could be 6-0, but the bullpen has just been awful. The starters have a 2.30 ERA, the relievers 6.62 ERA with a WHIP of 2.21. Yuck! You can say something that rhymes with yuck, but I am trying to keep it clean.
Other Notes
The countdown to 800 runs stands at 774; the boys need to pick up the pace. The countdown to 660 may resume.
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This family-friendly Garda apartment is within 3 mi (5 km) of Golf Club Ca degli Ulivi and Garden of Casa Biasi. Paolo Bonomelli Boutique Olive Farm and Riovalli Water Park are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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In addition to a full-service spa, Poiano Resort Hotel features outdoor tennis courts and an outdoor pool. The apartment offers a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the apartment's bars, which include 3 bars/lounges and a poolside bar. Wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge.
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I would go with the Ruger SP-101. Nothing against the Smith's. If it were going to be used as an EDC, I would have chosen the LCR but if that is not a main concern, the SP-101 would be MY choice.
This is a discussion on 357 Revolvers Which One, S&W 640, S&W 60, Ruger Sp-101 or LCR 357? within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I want a revolver for some CC and for woods walking, I have other daily carry guns so it is not a EDC. Requirements: #1. ...
I want a revolver for some CC and for woods walking, I have other daily carry guns so it is not a EDC.
#1. Smooth Double action
#2. Accurate
#3. Handle heavy loads
#4. Easy to carry AIWB
#5. 2"-3" Barrel
Which one do you favor and why?
I would go with the Ruger SP-101. Nothing against the Smith's. If it were going to be used as an EDC, I would have chosen the LCR but if that is not a main concern, the SP-101 would be MY choice.
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From your list I'd be tempted to pick the Smith & Wesson Model 640.
Why? For exactly the 5 requirements you list.
I'd actually spend my money on a good used 6-shot Smith & Wesson Model 66 with 2 1/2-inch barrel. Even though the model is discontinued I would consider it to be a superior choice to "all of the above" as it meets the 5 requirements even better than they do and holds an additional round.
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I'm getting the itch to add a revolver to my collection and will be heading in the Ruger SP101 direction.
I just bought an SP101 357. I love it. I did my initial get to know the pistol the other day. All shots were fired DA. I thought it had a very good trigger just like it was. I guess it just fit my hand. My EDC was a charter arms bulldog pug 44 special. So I am used to shooting DA. The 357 recoil is snappier than the 44 special.
Bottom line. You can not go wrong with your decision. I'm just happy with mine.
I have the 640 and also a 642 (.38 spcl). I like the 640 much better because the extra weight, which is not a problem to carry all day IWB, is much better at attenuating the recoil forces. I have also shot a 101 as my shooting buddy has one. I prefer the trigger and feel of the 640. You won't go wrong with either the 640 or the 101.
The added plus is the 640 will fit in your 642 holsters - I see the 642 in your sig line. This will save you some $$ on holsters and you already know what you like.
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I'm partial to the Ruger LCR, mainly for the trigger and weight, but any of um in your list would make an excellent revolver for carry IMO. It's also my opinion that the DAO trigger on the LCR is much better than any others on the list. I have a S&W a Taurus and the LCR, out those the LCR trigger is loads better and the carry weight is unreal and very pleasant comparatively. FWIW
At the risk of beating a dead horse, I found this pic I had of the GP100 3 inch. Awesome gun. My wife has the 4 inch barrel GP. The trigger is not as smooth as my SP or my LCR. But I think that could be fixed.
I bought the SP101 2.25" bbl and I absolutely love it. It carries IWB great, it handles the ful loads well, it is very accurate (surprisingly accurate to longer distances), and it is fun to shoot. I replaced the main spring with a wolff 10# and it smoothed the trigger out nicely. I really like the 3" version, but for me the shorter barrel is a little more versatile for carry and it diesn't seem to diminish the accuracy at all.
I think any of the ones you have mentioned along with the GP mentioned would be great. I've got several S&W snub 38s (one airweight and one steel). For .357, I'd personally shy away from the airweights if you want something you can shoot a bit at the range and enjoy it. The .357 LCR has a good following and people really like them and seem to like the trigger out of the box. The Smiths, well, their Smiths and they are great weapons. The shrouded hammer steel version would be an awesome carry piece, no snag, and give you the SA option. You really can't go wrong with any of the ones mentioned at this point...it comes down to personal preference and feel in hand.
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My next woods gun will be a Glock 29 in 10mm. But for now I vote SP101. I have the 3 inch and its a great gun. Enough weight to handle full power Buffalo Bore .357s for a woods gun. And small enough to switch to some hollow points and it makes a good cc gun to take out on the town. The SP101 is quite possibly the PERFECT revolver.
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I'll add another vote for the 640. I've had the trigger worked on mine and it is very smooth. It handles quite well with the .357 loads I've tried (BB, CD, GD) and feels "just right" in my hand. The 640 seems to be a bit easier to conceal than the SP101, and as someone already pointed out, you probably have holsters that it will fit.
Out of the ones you mentioned; I honestly honestly would be 100% good with any one of em..


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Chin Liposuction on 24 yr old. Should I have swelling?
I just got chin liposuction done 10 days ago. I am currently in the healing process. My question: 24 hours after my surgery, I took a peak under my head wrap to look at my chin/neck area and it looked AWESOME. Minimum swelling, absolutely no "double chin" remnants. Well now, 10 days later, there is a slight "double chin" going on now. I don't know if it's just swelling or what? When I touch the area, it's very hard, bumpy and "pouch-like". Does anyone have any insight on this?! I'm worried
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Swelling after lipo
Swelling is common after liposuction and you can expect to have some for a few weeks after your surgery. Most of it will resolve a in a month or two.Ask your surgeon about massage, as it may help any contour irregularities.
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This full area beneath your chin after liposuction is just healing tissue. You should still wear your garment to help control the contour. Within three months this should improve your contour should be readily seen.
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Recovery after liposuction under chin
It is not unusual to have a firm feeling under the chin 10 days after liposuction to the area. This is normally part of the healing process but it will take several weeks to several months before seeing improvement. I would give it some more time to heal and the issue should improve. If you don't feel that it is improving you should contact your surgeon.
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Sayumi dashed away to the stable, hoping maybe she could leave her confusion behind and ride her horse, Kayo. She smiled as she walked up to his stall, and saw his large head sticking out in the aisle looking for her. He neighed happily and she stroked his muzzle. Kayo had been the unplanned product of a wild stallion and one of the royal mares, and had it not been for Sayumi taking an instant liking to the little buckskin colt, he would have been disposed of at birth. Sayumi never regretted her decision; Kayo was the most loyal horse in the stables, and he could run faster and longer than any horse he had ever come across, even the horses bred for racing. And his hooves were different than the other horses, so he never needed shoes.
Riding was the only time a woman was ever allowed to wear trousers, since it was so impractical to try to ride while wearing a dress. And the sidesaddle method that the women in Westbrook used was so uncomfortable that it never caught on in other domains. Sayumi tried it once, and she almost broke her leg falling off. She never saw the point of it after that.
As Sayumi cantered Kayo across the countryside, she started to sing an old folk song to get her mind of things.
"Fair princess of the north lands, hear my song;
never has another held my heart so
but how could one as I ever hope to stand by you?
For I am just a stable boy
with nothing to my name
all I have is this one song
to play for you today;"
And as she began the next verse of the ballad, another voice chimed in, as smooth and rich as the desserts they serve in Repremendant (consisting mainly of chocolate, a delicacy that even royalty rarely are granted) Sayumi stopped Kayo and listened to the beautiful voice:
"You are not like the other girls;
who spit right in my face
you treat me as no other will,
you go right past my tattered clothes
and see my heart inside
What love, I have for you
you are the only one for me, for always."
Sayumi turned Kayo around and faced Eliah, smiling at her as he always was. He explained, "They told me you went riding, and also that you have the fastest horse in the kingdom." He held up the reins and his horse lifted his head. Sayumi looked at the gorgeous stallion, his gray coat speckled with little white spots. He was more muscular than Kayo, and a bit taller. Eliah added, "So I figured me and Simon should challenge that title. Care for a race?"
Sayumi smiled mischievously at him, "You're on." With that, Eliah kicked his horse and with a shout Simon leaped into a gallop. Sayumi slammed her feet into Kayo's side, and he dashed off after the gray stallion.
Simon was faster than Sayumi anticipated, Kayo actually broke a sweat catching up with him. But one he did, Simon was no match for the superior stamina of Kayo. After about ten minutes, Simon couldn't hardly trot anymore. Kayo was only slightly winded, and danced around Simon as Sayumi called proudly to Eliah, "My horse may not be purebred like yours, but he is the fastest horse I've ever came across!"
Eliah laughed, and bowed his head. "I admit defeat my princess, your mount is superior to mine. But mine is very tired, and must rest for a while before returning back to the castle. The thing is, I have no idea how to get back. Can you wait for me so you can show me back?"
Sayumi agreed and they walked their horses to a nearby tree for a rest. Sayumi found herself feeling much more comfortable in Eliah's presence today, like he was not to be feared. While their horses rested, the pair talked about their childhoods, and she found herself telling him more than she needed to. The words just sort of spilled from her mouth, and she was mildly frightened by this. She even told him of her late mother. "She was a very beautiful lady; she looked a lot like Rakelle. She was kind, but she did always favor Rakelle. Sometimes when I looked at my family as a child, and I felt so different from them at one point I was convinced my mother had an affair and I was unwanted because she was scared Father would figure her out. But when she passed away she left me a message saying how much she loved me, and that I needed to make sure Rakelle didn't get into trouble. I was eleven, so Rakelle was eight at the time."
Eliah listened thoughtfully, a strange look crossing his face, like he was investigating her. "I take it she took it pretty rough huh?" He leaned his arm on his knee as he sat on one of the larger branches in the tree, about five feet off the ground.
Sayumi nodded as she sat on one of the large boulders around the tree. "She cried like a baby for days. She wouldn't eat either, we had to force her to eat after the second day. Then suddenly, she was fine. She didn't cry at all, not even a sad face. I asked her about it when we were a little older, and she told me it was because Mother would have wanted her to be happy and enjoy life, and not dwell on the past. It was then I realized that while Rakelle may be young, she is definitely stronger than a great deal of people much older than herself. I really admire that strength in her."
Eliah nodded, then replied, "We should probably be getting back, it's getting a bit late." He stood up, but forgot momentarily that he had been sitting in a tree, and fell off the branch and landed with a sharp crack on one of the boulders.
Sayumi gasped and dashed to his side and demanded fearfully, "Are you alright?"
Eliah lurched off the boulder with a groan, and replied, "I think my arm is broken, can you see if it is?" Sayumi looked at the arm he had landed on, and sure enough, midway between his wrist and elbow there was a definite break that made his hand and forearm completely limp. As he got up, the limp hand and forearm just flopped around, and Sayumi shuddered as she imagined how much pain he was in. Eliah's expression was that of pain, but he still mounted his horse, and using his good hand, he held the reigns tight and announced, "It won't do me any good to sit there helpless will it? Let's return quickly so a doctor can attend to this immediately."
Sayumi quickly mounted Kayo and the pair galloped hastily back towards the castle. Upon their return, Sayumi dashed inside and shouted, "Where is the doctor?! Eliah is injured we need him right now!! Bring a splint too!!" The doctor came dashing from his room, and whisked Eliah away in the same direction.
After a couple hours, the doctor let Eliah out with the strict instructions not to jostle his arm for the entire time until the splint comes off. And after hearing how it happened, he got a slap in the face from the doctor, and a backhand from the nurse.
"I'm sorry, it's all my fault!" Sayumi whined at Eliah once she found him after her dinner. "If I hadn't agreed to race you this would never have happened!"
Eliah waved his good hand at her. "I was the one who suggested we race, and it's not your fault I decided to sit in the tree. I just didn't expect to fall and land on one of those boulders, that's all." He smiled at her again, and she felt even worse. Eliah sighed and looked out the window. "Your kingdom is beautiful Sayumi, much grander than the lands my father governs. However, compared to you even such a land as this is a barren wasteland." Sayumi looked at him and saw his emerald gaze upon her again. Her cheeks flushed at the compliment. He continued, "When I first came here, I wasn't sure if I wanted to rule this kingdom, but after seeing you, my mind is made up. He stepped up to her, and knelt in front of her. "Sayumi, Princess of Feresat, will you be my wife?"
Sayumi covered her mouth with her hands, and felt her eyes moisten. She nodded vigorously, and Eliah grinned from ear to ear. He hugged her gently with his good arm, and whispered in her ear, "I'm going to tell your father the good news." She nodded, her hands still covering her mouth.
"YOU'RE GETTING MARRIED!!" Was the overjoyed scream resounding through the house the second Sayumi told Rakelle she agreed to marry Eliah (Sayumi told Rakelle the next morning, knowing this would be her reaction.) A few servants peeked into the princess' room as Rakelle twirled Sayumi around the room, and giggled as Sayumi held on for dear life. Once Rakelle put Sayumi down, Rakelle started babbling about how beautiful her wedding was going to be. "You will wear the golden wedding dress, and your hair will be gorgeous, and your makeup will be spectacular, and your bouquet will be of the most rare flowers in the kingdom: Esper's Golden Love. It will be the most talked-about marriage since Father and Mother's wedding." And she continued on like that in a similar fashion for pretty much the rest of the day (the only time she stopped talking for more than a few seconds was at meals). Sayumi had to yell at her after a while saying, "Rakelle! I know you are excited, but this is my wedding not yours! Please leave the planning to me!" Rakelle blinked at her, and replied gingerly, "Alright, sorry I just got a little carried away."
As a few days passed, Sayumi noticed something strange: her Father had not been coming to meals ever since Eliah proposed, and also she hadn't seen any of the knights that had escorted Eliah ever since he arrived. Suddenly, she was very suspicions about this whole thing. Immediately, she dropped the book she had been reading and dashed to her father's room, a room she dared not enter except for circumstances such as these.
Inside, she saw a sight that almost made her scream. She saw her father, the king, lying in bed His skin was almost completely white, like bone. His skin clung to him, and was so wrinkly he looked easily twice his fifty years. He looked at her, and smiled a little. "You found me." He wheezed as best he could. Sayumi slumped down next to his bed and held his hand. She asked as tears rolled down her cheeks, "Who did this to you?"
The king coughed a few times weakly, then replied, "I'm not sure, but I remember eating some potatoes and meat a few days ago that seemed a little off. Ever since, I've slowly been getting worse until this is what I'm reduced to." He coughed and sputtered some more, and a dark and dangerous look set onto Sayumi's face. Someone had poisoned her father, and there was only one who could be responsible. But before she could say anything, the king continued, "There is something I have been meaning to tell you, ever since my wife died. Sayumi, I'm sure you've noticed that you are very different from the rest of the people around here, especially myself and Rakelle. The reason for that is..." He coughed again, and murmured, "you aren't really my daughter. I found you as a baby on the side of the road leaving Repremendant, and adopted you as my own."


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William Thomas Gaddis was born in New York City on December 29, 1922, the only child of parents who were divorced when he was three years old. His mother soon moved to Massapequa, Long Island, where Gaddis was raised in a house that would eventually serve as a model for the Bast house in his second novel, JR (1975). On his mother's side, Gaddis's family were Quakers, but he was brought up in a strict Calvinist tradition upon which he would draw for his first novel, The Recognitions (1955).
An intensely private man, Gaddis granted few interviews, and little is known about his life. He always preferred that his novels speak for themselves. It is known, however, that between the ages of five and thirteen, he was educated at a boarding school in Berlin, Connecticut, and that he later attended Farmingdale High School in Long Island. These experiences appear to have provided material for the vividly anguished recollections of his fictional character Jack Gibbs in JR, who cynically laments a lonely and emotionally unsatisfying childhood. Indeed, in Gaddis's novels much of the alienation, disorder, and strife that sets the narratives in motion and besets the characters has its beginning in the absence or death of the protagonists' fathers.
While in high school, Gaddis contracted a rare disease, erythema grave, upon whose symptoms of high fever and delusions he draws for Wyatt Gwyon, the protagonist of his first novel. Though easily cured with modern drugs, a kidney disorder that was a side effect of his treatment left Gaddis unfit for military service in World War II. Throughout the war he was a student at Harvard University. Enrolling in September, 1941, Gaddis majored in English literature, joined the staff of the Lampoon (a satirical campus magazine) in 1943, and then, beginning in September, 1944, took over the prestigious post of Lampoon president. This work provided Gaddis his first outlet for publication. His early pieces covered a wide range of forms: reviews, verse parodies, essays, short fictions, and satires of such forms as the scientific report.
Gaddis's Harvard career was cut short in his senior year. He and a drinking companion tangled with the Cambridge police, word of it came to the college dean, and both students were asked to resign. Gaddis then took up residence in New York's...
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It has often been noted that a satirist functions as the infuriated conscience of his or her national culture. The novels of Gaddis attest the accuracy of that statement. Gaddis's principal subject concerns the terms of failure in America. Like F. Scott Fitzgerald, Mark Twain, or Herman Melville, Gaddis took issue with the democratic ideal that success in great things shall come to all Americans who simply work hard for it. Throughout his writing runs the counterconviction that even small successes come only through hard-fought moral, aesthetic, and spiritual struggles.
After spending his early childhood in New York City and on Long Island, William Thomas Gaddis attended a private boarding school in Connecticut for nine years. He then returned to Long Island to attend public school from grade eight through high school. He was accepted by Harvard in 1941 and stayed there until 1945, when he took a job as a reader and fact-checker for The New Yorker, a position he left after one year in order to travel. In the years that followed, he visited Central America, the Caribbean, North Africa, and parts of Europe, all of which became settings in his first novel. He continued to write after returning to the United States, and in 1955, with ten years of effort behind him, he published The Recognitions.
Throughout his life, Gaddis was reluctant to discuss his private life. Although he was sometimes seen at writers' conferences and occasionally did some teaching, he guarded his privacy extremely well. Two scholars of Gaddis's work, David Koenig and Steven Moore, made a number of important inferences about Gaddis's life. For example, theprotagonist of The Recognitions, Wyatt, has a lonely and isolated childhood. His mother dies on an ocean voyage when he is very young, and his father gradually loses his sanity. When Wyatt is twelve, he suffers from a mysterious ailment that the doctors label erythema grave. They mutilate Wyatt's wasted body and send him home to die because they can find neither a cause nor a cure for his illness;...
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Dear Mrs King.
We have a new neighbour that moved in five weeks ago, and he creeps me out. He creeps everybody out. He's about seven feet tall, and he seems to be put together all wrong. One arm is three inches shorter than the other. One hand is white, the other is dark brown, almost black. He has a double row of stitches all around his neck, like his head was sewed on.
Our dog, Little Tippy, use to bark at him continuously, which is unusual. She's a sweet little toy poodle, and she loves everybody - except him. I say she used to bark, because I haven't seen her for two days. I'm almost certain our neighbour has something to do with it, but the police said that they have no reason to search his house. You can't charge a man just for looking creepy.
Do you have any advice on finding Little Tippy, or at least how to get rid of our neighbour?
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This is a discussion on Pull up a Chair ... meet a guy within the New Members Introduce Yourself forums, part of the Welcome To DefensiveCarry.com category; Hello all you practical people who understand that 911 is a janitorial service ( no offense to LEO) and when it hits the fan you ...
Hello all you practical people who understand that 911 is a janitorial service ( no offense to LEO) and when it hits the fan you want to have a piece in your hand.
We are all likely on our own when faced with a situaltion of the gravest extreme so we carry heavy metal (or metal and plastic); avoid trouble and confrontation if humanly possible; and hope never to have to drop the hammer but if so are ready to empty the mag; if necessary.
Been a Glocker for 25 years; carry a Gen 2 G21 ... have Two ... both with the old CT built in red laser at the modified trigger guard ... a foresight i added while younger and at 66 appreciate the target aquisition aid to older eyes.
Recently modified one G21 ...picked up a Gen 3 G21 frame with the full rail when CT fielded the green laser rail module. Added the green laser and a Burris Fast Fire Reflex red dot sight at the reer of the slide ... more target aquisition aids ... old keeps affecting my OEM visual equipment ...
Butchered one half of a Sam Andrews leather double shoulder rig and managed to have a shoulder rig that carries both my G21 as noted and a Kel Tec Pmr 30 with a Burris also ... 30 rounds of .22 Win Mag up the mag well and another 60 in spare mags is alot of fire power and a legit carry option if you can consistantly place your shots ... besides getting shot with a .22 mag is not a minor impact on a perp's bodily functions; and yes a 230 grain at 900 FPS is a long time man whacker but high velocity 45 grain Hornady critical defense .22 mags are hard hitters ... got to have the OEM flash hider though ... unless you are into psyching out a perp with the huge fire ball when you pop a cap ...
Holsters for the railmounted laser guns are my main problem.
Have a fobus roto with the open back and thmb break and barrel indexing insert ... not stiff rnough in the paddle ... tore it apart and revised to belt carry ... works ..
Still would like an IWB for both ... the Versa Carry works for both Glocks but reholstering is still a mystery to me ...
Thinling of a Clipdraw ... maybe Sidr trigger safeties ...
All right I have spewed out a bunch of stuff ... any takers? ... any suggestions? ... observations? ... sarcastic put downs? ... whatever bring them on ...
Thanks and hello again per my Virgin Post ... that is a noun and a verb not a modified noun ...
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Had 5 mags that worked (not including the Korean 27 rounders for my MechTech .45 carbine which work in both) ... figured since it was only a little window in the mag body ... cut a 12 mm by 5 mm rectangle at 21 mm down from the top of the mag and centered and ... it worked ...
Don't try this without verifying full metal lined mags ... I cut through entirely one mag I had that Glock issued per the Austriam Militry that was metal lined on three sides only ... they wanted the sides to bulge so if a soldier accidentally hit his mag release the mag would stay in unless he shook the gun ... that way he would not have to frantically search for his mag in the snow while under fire ...
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Random good mood.
At least Gabby seems to be coping without her razor. I hear her flicking through TV channels as I get the blood out of my hoodie. I knew I shouldn't have given her a light grey jacket. And on that note, I take off the black one I'm wearing and throw it at Gabby through the bathroom door.
"Keep that one." I see her grin as it hits her.
"Okay," she says, picking it up and smelling it. Ha, I can see you, Gabby. I glance back at the stained material in my hands and growl at it. As if that would make the blood just get scared and run away or something. It doesn't. Which is a shame.
"I give up!" I curse it briefly and then leave it in the sink of cold water. I stalk back into the main room and sit on the end of the bed in front of Gabby, purposely blocking her view of the TV. I'm annoying, I know.
"You're in the way," Gabby points out with a smile. I laugh and nod.
"Yeah, I know. I thought you might appreciate looking at me rather than the TV," I chuckle. Egotistical much? I wink and then get up, throwing myself down on the other bed, my arms out so I can hug the mattress. I love the bed. The bed is good.
"...Are you okay?" Gabby asks. I lift my head up from the pillow and nod, grinning. She doesn't smile back, instead frowning. "Are you sure?" I push myself up and get up, bending over her. I take her face in my hands and kiss her on the lips, smiling as I pull away.
"Why wouldn't I be fine?" She smiles back dumbly and mutters an "I dunno". Hmm. Interesting. Random good mood. For no apparent reason.
Must be the beds.
"Cheer up chuck," I laugh, sitting back on the other bed again. Only Gabby frowns again.
"Why'd you go sit over there?"
"Because I was in the way when I was sitting over there," I shrug, "and I can spread out over here," I lie down and spread my arms and legs, just to prove my point. I grin at her again.
"Aww, come back," she whines at me. I oblige, getting up from the comfy, comfy bed and sit next to her. She beams at me and wraps her arms around me. I return the hug.
"Hmm. So. I'm in a randomly good mood. I suggest you take advantage of it before I turn back into a grumpy old man," I laugh.
"Hmm, well... I can't think of anything to take advantage of you with." Oh the imagination of the youth today. She looks like she's thinking for a second, and when she opens her mouth to speak, I half expect her to have come up with something. "Did I just what say make sense even?" Typical. She giggles and I can't help but smile.
"I think so. Just about," my smile widens a little and I lay down on the bed, pulling Gabby with me.


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Hey, how about Sigourney Weaver as Eowyn? Or Galadriel, for that matter?
(We know she looks okay in a blonde wig; she played being blonde as comedy
GalaxyQuest, and I'm sure could do it seriously in FotR. And she's got the
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1. Kovalchuk
2. Clarkson
3. Bernier
4. Butler
5. Parse
6. Anderson
7. Janssen
8. Sislo
1. Greene
2. Salvador
3. Volchenkov
4. Tallinder
5. Leach
6. Urbom
1. Zidlicky
2. Fayne
3. Larsson
4. Harrold
5. Corrente
6. McPherson
1. Brodeur
2. Hedberg
3. Kinkaid
4. Frazee
The team's forward depth is abismal. At center, we have one experienced center, one second year player, one third year player, and one AHL call-up who can hopefully retain his playing abilities from the playoffs last year. Right wing is not as bad as I thought but it still lacks in defensive ability. Left wing is the weakest position even with Zubrus who is usually a right wing. I had to put in Sykora even though he is unsigned. I have never seen Barch play but I believe that his experience puts him over Tedenby and Pesonen.
The defense is what will get the team through the season. Just like last year, there is no one guy, but six or seven guys that can hold their own. If Salvador, Greene, Fayne, and Volchenkov all play around the same level as last year and Zidlicky and Larsson chip in twenty points each the team should be in the playoff hunt.
I don't expect anything special from the goalies but I expect them to not get blown out of the water.
The defense will make or brake this team and Tallinder should be traded for a veteran left wing.
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