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The EU should bail Greece out.
The PIGS (Portugal, Ireland/Italy, Greece and Spain) are increasingly gaining more attention as their deficits and debts become bigger and their economies freeze up. Greece is at the centre of the current crisis and may turn out to be the first domino to go. Plans have been submitted for slashing the deficit but they will face resistance and may not go far enough. Because all of these nations are in the Euro what happens to them affects the other memberstates. At the moment there is a dangerous lack of balance in the Eurozone economy between these PIGS and the more robust northern economies such as Germany. To save the Euro Greece may need to be bailed out, should Europe finance it?
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Yes The Euro was all about fidelity and unification
One Europe: and it is only fair that when one some parts of the organism(if you will) fail, then the other stronger parts band together to make it well again.
When an organ in the body is infected the entire body's defense system tries to make it better.
Britain will only feel left out as usual.
Britain does not feel like a part of the organism and is officially a part of Europe. The U.K should not have a stake in this.
if the U.K's neighbours lose out so does She/it
The market for British goods(exports) fails, many of Britain's imports are from these countries.
'No man is an Island' well no Country even an Island nation should alienate itself from all her neighbors; it is difficult enough for Britain to be an Island geographically stripped from the rest of Europe, former wars but the United Kingdom makes bonding/fraternity even more difficult by not involving herself in financial issues.
Britain is too exclusive and if she keeps this up ; she won't have any friends.
Tests if EU is sustainable
This is the first tangible threat thrust upon European Union ever since its birth as the Common Market. EU has been most cooperative and effective an economic community than as any other functional body, for instance, diplomacy and judiciary. If EU proves incapable of maintaining the health of Eurozone within itself, it will be a significant blow to the state of unity in European Union. Economic coordination and the strength of Euro have constituted the main pillar of EU, and thus failing to bail Greece out of its imminent problem will, ironically, be the best proof of how feeble and fickle EU is as a community. If a member state is thrown out every time it faces some serious economic issue, EU will run out of nations in a close future. Bailing Greece is important for both the health of the EU economy and setting the right precedent that will protect EU in the future. Failure to cope with Greece is a step towards an existential threat of European Union.
Nations in EU should not be forced to take the brunt of other nations' failed economies just so that EU remains more solid. The issue of Eurozone sustainability is not a problem as serious and tangible as the impact Greece bailing package will have on other nations' economy. Unemployment and higher tax will strike the citizens of France, Germany, and many more whose citizens neither contributed to the problem nor directly benefits from saving Greek economy.
Also, EU can be stronger if it winnows out less reliable states, those that are not willing to step up to EU standard. For instance, Greece has a social security rate much greater than EU average. This structural problem precipitated the crisis this year yet the Greek government is still reluctant to alter the rates and modify the system. Carrying these nations along can be a the real permanent existential threat, not lacking the 'sense' of unity.
This case can also set the right precedent, not in that it carries all the problematic brothers and sisters along, but in that it devises a set criteria and standard procedure to deal with uncooperative or failing states.
Why should we?
The UK is not in the Eurozone and the UK has not adopted the Euro. We are wasting millions upon millions of taxpayers money remaining the the European Union. The reason the rest of Europe are pumping millions into Greece is because there is a threat of the Euro collapsing. The collapse of the Euro will not drastically affect the United Kingdom's economy.
Only countries with the Euro should defend the Euro. You don't see Japan, America, China bailing out Greece, because they have their own currency - like the UK.
The UK is slowly climbing out of a recession. We need all the government money and funding we can get to protect the BRITISH not the Greeks. Let the French and the Germans bail the Greeks out.
The motion does not ask the United Kingdom but Europe to finance it. I interpret this as a call for PIG&S and the rest of Euro-adopters in Europe to finance it; meaning Bigwigs like: France & Germany who lose out if the Euro fails.
Italy and Greece have too many problems to survive this on their own; The Euro was originally the best thing to happen to Europe in a long time; it continues to be a fairly strong currency.
France and Germany owe many of their successes to the success of the Euro(and all the countries that adopted it) and it is their duty to make sure it does not plummet and to 'take care of their own'.
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- Rate the Skill, Chapter 38: Miracle and Healtouch
guedesbrawl 4 years ago#1
-Skill Ranking-
S Rank:
*Aether (Great Lord,Lv5)
*Veteran (Tactician,Lv1)
*Sol (Hero,Lv5)!A
*Galeforce (Dark Flier, Lv15)
A Rank:
*Rightful King (Great Lord,Lv15)
*Ignis (Grandmaster,Lv5)
*Rally Spectrum (Grandmaster,Lv15)
*Armsthrift (Mercenary,Lv1)!S
*Astra (Swordmaster,Lv5)!
*Vantage (Myrmidon,Lv10)!B
*Aegis (Paladin,Lv15)
*Luna (Great Knight,Lv5)
*Dual Guard+ (Great Knight,Lv15)
*Pavise (General,Lv15)
*Aptitude (Villager,Lv1)
*Swordbreaker (Wyvern Lord,Lv15)
*Deliverer (Griffon Rider,Lv5)
B Rank:
*Dual Strike+ (Lord,Lv1)
*Axebreaker (Hero,Lv15)
*Swordfaire (Swordmaster,Lv15)
*Locktouch (Thief,Lv1)
*Movement +1 (Thief,Lv10)
*Lucky Seven (Trickster,Lv5)
*Special Dance (Dancer,Lv15)
*Rally Speed (Falcon Knight,Lv5)
*Lancefaire (Falcon Knight,Lv15)
*Rally Movement (Dark Flier, Lv5)
*Rally Strength (Warrior,Lv5)
*Counter (Warrior,Lv15)
*Wrath (Berserker,Lv5)
*Axefaire (Berserker,Lv15)
*Lancebreaker (Griffon Rider,Lv15)
*Bowbreaker (Bow Knight,Lv15)
*Lifetaker (Dark Knight,Lv15)
*Anathema (Dark Mage,Lv10)
*Vengeance ( Sorcerer,Lv5)
*Tomebreaker (Sorcerer,Lv15)
C Rank:
*Solidarity (Tactician,Lv10)
*Patience (Mercenary,Lv10)
*Avoid +10 (Myrmidon,Lv1)
*Lethality (Assassin,Lv5)!B
*Pass (Assassin,Lv15)
*Acrobat (Trickster,Lv15)
*Discipline (Cavalier,Lv1)
*Defender (Paladin,Lv5)
*Defense +2 (Knight,Lv1)
*Rally Defense (General,Lv5)
*Speed + 2 (Pegasus Knight,Lv1)
*Relief (Pegasus Knight,Lv10)
*Underdog (Villager,Lv1)
*HP +5 (Fighter,Lv1)
*Zeal (Fighter,Lv10)
*Despoil (Barbarian,Lv1)!
*Gamble (Barbarian,Lv10)
*Strength +2 (Wyvern Rider,Lv1)
*Quick Burn (Wyvern Lord,Lv5)
*Hit Rate +20 (Sniper,Lv5)
*Bowfaire (Sniper,Lv15)
*Magic +2 (Mage,Lv1)
*Focus (Mage,Lv10)
*Hex (Dark Mage,Lv1)
D Rank:
*Charm (Lord,Lv10)
*Luck +4 (Dancer,Lv1)
*Outdoor Fighter (Cavalier,Lv10)
*Indoor Fighter (Knight,Lv10)
*Tantivity (Wyvern Rider,Lv10)
*Skill +2 (Archer,Lv1)
*Prescience (Archer,Lv10)
*Rally Skill (Bow Knight,Lv5)
*Slow Burn (Dark Knight,Lv5)
Ignis: 7/10
Veteran: 6/10
Special Dance: 6/10
Relief: 5/10
Rally Spectrum: 2/10
Rightful King: 1/10
Strength +2: 2/10
Rally Movement: 1/10
Defense +2: 1/10
Magic +2: 2/10
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guedesbrawl (Topic Creator)4 years ago#2
Paralogue & Nomination Rules:
Characters who start with Miracle and can learn Healtouch: Mariabelle
Characters who start with both skills: Brady, Morgan (from one of the two)
Characters who can learn either skill: Sumia, Kellam, Libra Cherche, Owain, Cynthia, Gerome, Avatar, Morgan.
Characters that can inherit the skills and class required: Lucina (Sumia, Avatar), Inigo, Kjelle, Severa, Yarne, Laurent, Noire, Nah.
Thankfully they buffed Exp gain from staves. It's usually not a big deal, and by that, I mean when you are not using Laura in FE10...
Miracle is a proc skill. It's activation rate is fittingly Luck%...but it will only have a chance of activating if the enemy's attack will "kill" you...as long as you have more than 1 HP. With all the requirements met, if it does activate, your character won't "die", but will be left with 1HP.
Well...there are quite a lot of requirements for this one to activate. Early on you will be dying more often but will have a lower chance of activating it, and the inverse gets more likely as your character gets stronger.
Personally, while it might save you, you never have to rely on this skill. Death in FE either needs to be avoided at all costs, or can happen freely, so this skill is really unnecessary. Having another skill to allow your character to survive longer would be better than this.
Nonetheless, reclasssing for this skill will leave your character in a risky situation; one that Lissa will make you put up with during earlygame. I give it a C rank, but just barely...
Healtouch restores 5HP to the user when healing allies.
Very straightforward. It's a like a pseudo-Stavefaire...but it's nowhere as useful. Can help with chip damage and HP level ups, but it's not reliable at all in dangerous situations. I give it a D rank.
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Smash Master 4 years ago#3
B for both. REALLY nice when you don't have anything better, but theres better.
This is a sig, woo.
TehTrumpCard 4 years ago#4
Miracle is useful for Streetpass fights when people use Leathality to cover up the fact that their teams are terrible.
Healtouch I only see as useful for the Goddess Staff since it doesn't fully heal everyone but affects everyone.
Nominate: Relief.
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Healtouch is amazing with Fort and Physic in general
Miracle has a lot of nice applications.
And it is Finn's signature ability, so bias point into A
Real Metal bounces their breast. Deal with it
I have no idea what happened to your skill access list but it isn't right.
Emmeryn starts with Magic +2 and Focus.
Maribelle can't learn either Miracle or Healtouch. Cleric isn't on her class list.
guedesbrawl (Topic Creator)4 years ago#7
Kalanyr posted...
I have no idea what happened to your skill access list but it isn't right.
surely you didn't read the last part of the Op2...but thank you for the clarification
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guedesbrawl posted...
No I didn't sorry. I noticed Mariabelle was wrong straight away, since I second classed her about an hour ago. and then saw Emmeryn, listed as starting with Cleric skills and was trying to work out what happened.
(I'm pretty sure the idea with Emmeryn was too effectively give her the benefits of having Mage in her class set, the only thing she doesn't get is Dark Knight access. Although at least one other Spotpasss Character is odd: Yen'fay is a blade master but none of his other base classes use swords, only one of his other promotions do. He seems like he would have made more sense with Thief and Mercenary as his other 2 classes. )
Healtouch - D
miracle has saved my life many a time so I will give it B
Healtouch-D doesn't do much...
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Game 9
#7 North Carolina (5-3) vs. #20 Brown (5-1)
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
6:00 p.m.
Fetzer Field
Chapel Hill, N.C.
TV Coverage: ESPNU & ESPN3
Announcers: Joe Beninati, Quint Kessenich, Paul Carcaterra
Live Stats: GoHeels.com
Buy Tickets: Ticket Center
TAR HEELS RETURN HOME TO MEET BROWN WEDNESDAY: North Carolina's 2013 men's lacrosse team returns home this Wednesday against 20th-ranked Brown for a nationally-televised game on ESPNU. The game will also be simulcast on ESPN3 on the web. The match will be played at Fetzer Field in Chapel Hill, N.C. with face-off scheduled for 6:00 p.m.
Joe Beninati will call the play-by-play for ESPNU with Quint Kessenich and Paul Carcaterra handling the color analysis.
Coach Joe Breschi's team carries a 5-3 overall record into this Wednesday's matchup while the Bears are on a five-game winning streak and come to Chapel Hill at 5-1. In their most recent outings, Carolina won at Maryland last Saturday 10-8 while Brown beat High Point 21-8 on Sunday.
Live stats for Wednesday's game will be available on UNC's Athletic Website GoHeels.com at this link. Tickets for the game are $5 general admission. They can be purchased in advance at GoHeels.com Ticket Center.
TWO WINS IN A ROW FOR THE HEELS: Last Saturday's win at Maryland 10-8 provided Carolina with its first two-game winning streak of the season. The Tar Heels had beaten Dartmouth 13-5 the previous Monday. Prior to that, North Carolina's season had been a see saw affair with each victory followed by a defeat.
The Tar Heels opened the season with a win over Air Force, followed by a loss against UMass. The Heels bounced back with a win over Fairfield followed by a triple overtime loss at Notre Dame. The Heels recovered with a last-second win against Princeton but followed that up with a loss to Duke. Carolina's 13-5 win over Dartmouth last week matched its largest victory margin of the season. The Tar Heels also beat Air Force by eight goals in the season opener. Carolina then followed up the win over the Big Green with a crucial victory at #1 Maryland.
WINS OVER NUMBER ONE: North Carolina's 10-8 win at top-ranked Maryland last Saturday created a piece of history for the Tar Heel historical archives. It marked the first time in school history that Carolina had beaten teams ranked #1 in the nation in back-to-back seasons.
Prior to whipping the Terrapins, the Tar Heels' last win against a No. 1 team came on April 1, 2012 when Carolina toppled top-ranked Johns Hopkins 13-9 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. in the Big City Classic.
That win over Johns Hopkins had been an accomplishment in itself as prior to that win over the Blue Jays, Carolina had gone 16 years without beating a #1 team. On that occasion, Carolina outlasted top-ranked Virginia 19-18 on April 6, 1996.
THIS WEEK'S RANKINGS: Brown is ranked #19 this week in the USILA coaches' poll and 20th in the Nike/Inside Lacrosse media poll. The Tar Heels are sixth in the USILA poll this week and seventh in the Nike/Inside Lacrosse ranking.
SANKEY & BURKE NOTCH ACC PLAYER OF WEEK HONORS: North Carolina sophomore attackman Joey Sankey and freshman goalkeeper Kieran Burke were named Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Lacrosse Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week, respectively, as announced March 26 by the conference.
Sankey had a pair of career games as he led North Carolina to a victory over Dartmouth, 13-5, and over No. 1 Maryland, 10-8. He scored four goals in each game on only 12 total shots in the two games combined. The two four-goal performances set and then matched his career high. The native of Warminster, Pa., now has seven career hat tricks. His seven points against Dartmouth were also a career high for a game as he added assists on three goals, contributing on seven of North Carolina's 13 tallies versus the Big Green. This was Sankey's second ACC weekly honor of the season and of his career. Sankey was also named this week as the National Player of the Week by the Baltimore Sun and will be featured in Friday's edition of the newspaper.
Burke had two of the best games of his eight-game career as he led North Carolina in the wins over Dartmouth and No. 1 Maryland. In the victory over Dartmouth, he made 10 saves and allowed only five goals in 56-plus minutes. His .667 save percentage in the game was the best of his freshman campaign. The native of Fort Salonga, N.Y., then followed that by making 15 saves and allowing only eight goals in a win over Maryland, the first loss of the season for the Terrapins. He faced 37 shots in the game, improving his record to 4-3 and matching his career high for saves set earlier this year against Notre Dame. It is the first weekly award for Burke.
ATTACK UNIT & BURKE POWER UNC PAST TERPS: Freshman goalkeeper Kieran Burke made 15 saves, Joey Sankey rang up a four-goal game and Jimmy Bitter chipped in with a five-point effort as #14 North Carolina defeated #1 Maryland 10-8 on March 26 at Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium.
The Tar Heels bolted to a 9-3 lead in the game midway through the third quarter before weathering a late run by the Terrapins, who scored five of the last six goals of the game. But Burke repeatedly came up big in the cage for Carolina, matching his career high for saves, set previously against Notre Dame on March 2. With the Tar Heels holding a four-goal lead heading into the fourth quarter, Burke was at his best. The Terps outshot Carolina 15-4 in the fourth quarter as the Tar Heels struggled to hold on to the ball, committing seven turnovers in the fourth period. But Burke made six fourth-quarter saves and the Tar Heels earned a much-needed win while evening their league record.
Bitter and Sankey led the Tar Heels with five and four-point games, respectively. Bitter scored twice and passed for three assists while Marcus Holman had two goals and a helper. For the second straight game, Sankey scored four goals, matching his career high set last Monday versus Dartmouth. It was the seventh career hat trick for Sankey.
It marked the fourth time in his career that Bitter has passed for a career-high three assists. Three of those four games have come this season, against Notre Dame, Princeton and Maryland.
LONGEST DEFENSIVE STAND IN FIVE SEASONS: Over a stretch from the first to the third quarters of the win over Maryland, Carolina held the Terps scoreless for a span of 33 minutes and 16 seconds, the longest of the Joe Breschi coaching era. The last time the Tar Heels had held a team scoreless for that long a period was March 18, 2008 when Carolina held Marist scoreless for the final 34:04 of a 12-3 win at Fetzer Field.
SANKEY & HOLMAN LEAD HEELS PAST DARTMOUTH: Marcus Holman scored his 100th career goal and Joey Sankey had career highs for goals in a game and points in a game as the Tar Heels beat Dartmouth 13-5 last Monday.
Holman became only the ninth Tar Heel in history to score 100 goals when he tallied an unassisted goal with 35 seconds left to play in the second quarter, giving the Tar Heels a 5-3 lead at intermission. Prior to the next face-off the officials took that ball out of play to give Holman a well-earned keepsake. His four goals on the day gave him 102 for his career, at that point tying him with Jeff Sonke (1998-2001) and Mike McCall (2002-05) for sixth place on Carolina's career goal scoring list. Holman's four goals earned him another hat trick, giving him 14 career hat tricks.
Joey Sankey's four goals were a new career high and his sixth career hat trick. He had scored three goals in a match on five previous occasions (versus Mercer, Lehigh, Duke and Maryland in 2012 and versus Air Force in 2013). His three assists were one short of his career high set against Princeton on March 9. His seven points broke his previous career high of six (vs. Mercer and Duke last season and Princeton this year).
FIRST CAREER GOALS: A pair of North Carolina players tallied the first goals of their careers in the Tar Heels' 13-5 win over Dartmouth on March 18. Senior defensive midfielder William Scroggs scored in the opening minute of the fourth quarter on a fast break to notch his initial tally. Later in the fourth quarter, freshman attackman Patrick Kelly scored an unassisted goal, earning the first marker of his career.
GOOD ON THE DEFENSIVE END: Carolina allowed only five goals in its 13-5 win over Dartmouth last Monday. That was the fewest goals given up by UNC since a 19-5 win over Michigan on May 5, 2012. The last time Carolina has allowed fewer than five goals was February 13, 2010 when the Tar Heels beat Bryant 5-4 in Chapel Hill.
Goalkeeper Kieran Burke had 10 saves in the win over the Big Green while allowing five goals. His .667 save percentage was the best of his seven-game career.
In Carolina's 10-8 win over Maryland, the Tar Heels gave up their fewest goals in a winning effort against an ACC team since March 26, 2011 when Carolina won 11-6 at Maryland. Burke matched his career high for saves in a game with 15 versus the Terps.
GIVING UP 15 AND WINNING: Princeton's high-powered offense was all the Tar Heels could handle as the Tigers proved their mettle on the offensive end of the field in Carolina's 16-15 win over the Tigers on March 9. But the Tar Heels battled back to score one more time than Princeton to come out with the victory. The 15 goals were the most conceded by Carolina in a victorious situation since UNC beat top-ranked Virginia 19-18 at Fetzer Field on April 6, 1996.
OFFENSIVE STANDOUTS VERSUS PRINCETON: Carolina had nine different goal scorers in the win over Princeton March 9 with Jimmy Bitter, Chad Tutton and Davey Emala each scoring three goals. Bitter also had three assists in the game, giving him six points in the match, just one short of his career high set against Hofstra on April 14, 2012. Joey Sankey finished with six points, as well, on two goals and four assists. Sankey's six points matched his career high in a game, a total he eclipsed in the win over Dartmouth on March 18. Sankey's four assists were a career high for the sophomore attackman. On six different occasions as a freshman, he had recorded three in a game. Emala's three goals were the most he had scored since tallying four in the opening game of his junior season against Penn State on February 11, 2012. Tutton also matched his career high for goals in a game. He also had three against Mercer, Virginia and Duke last season.
KEENAN'S CAREER DAY: Another key in the win over Princeton was R.G. Keenan's work at the face-off X for Carolina. Facing four different Princeton face-off men, Keenan won 20 of his 34 attempts and had a game-high eight ground balls. The 20 face-off victories were a career high for Keenan, who took every draw in the game for Carolina. His previous best total was 19 face-off victories against Penn State on February 11, 2012. It marked only the sixth time in UNC history that a Tar Heel player has won 20 or more face-offs in a match. Shane Walterhoefer did it four times, including a school record 23 wins against Ohio State in 2008 while Todd Oudemool was the long-time record holder with 22 wins against Towson in 1989. Keenan has won 15 or more face-offs in a game 12 times in his career. Only 12 times during the 2013 NCAA Division I season so far has a player won 20 or more face-offs in a game.
A STEAK OF ONE-GOAL GAMES: Prior to the game against Duke on March 13, Carolina played four successive games decided by a single goal with a loss to Massachusetts 12-11, a win over Fairfield 10-9, a triple overtime loss to Notre Dame 10-9 and the 16-15 win over Princeton. The last time that the Tar Heels had played four straight games decided by a single goal came in 2009 when during a mid-season streak Carolina lost to Maryland 8-7, beat Johns Hopkins 10-9 in overtime, lost to Virginia 11-10 and beat Ohio State 12-11. In 1996, Carolina played a string of five successive games decided by a single goal during a mid-season stretch. During that particular stretch, UNC lost to Duke 11-10, beat Maryland 17-16, lost to Johns Hopkins 9-8, beat Virginia 19-18 and beat Notre Dame 11-10.
SANKEY SHARES ACC PLAYER OF WEEK NOD: North Carolina sophomore attackman Joey Sankey shared Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Lacrosse Offensive Player of the Week honors on March 12, 2013. Sankey had a career-high four assists and matched his career high with six points in Carolina's 16-15 upset win over No. 5 Princeton on March 9. His previous career high for assists was three, and his six points matched a career high he achieved twice in his freshman year. He also led all-non Tar Heel faceoff men with five ground balls in the contest. The native of Warminster, Pa., has tallied multiple goals in six of seven games played this season.
HOLMAN NAMED SENIOR CLASS AWARD CANDIDATE: UNC senior captain Marcus Holman (Baltimore, Md.) was named February 20 as one of the final 20 candidates for the 2013 Senior CLASS Award in men's lacrosse. Ten finalists for the award will be named later this spring. Carolina has had three previous Senior CLASS Award finalists - Fletcher Gregory in 2007, Grant Zimmerman in 2009 and Ryan Flanagan in 2011.
SEEKING ANOTHER DOUBLE DIGIT WIN SEASON: Despite playing against one of the nation's toughest schedules, the Tar Heels are seeking a double digit win total for the fifth successive year under the tutelage of head coach Joe Breschi, who was hired in June 2008.
Last year, Breschi became only the second coach in UNC history to win 10 games in each of his first four seasons as head coach. Dave Klarmann also accomplished the feat from 1991-94. No Tar Heel coach has ever won 10 or more games in his first five seasons as head coach
Over his first four seasons, under Breschi's leadership, UNC went 12-6 in 2009, 13-3 in 2010,10-6 in 2011 and 11-6 in 2012.
Prior to 2009-12, the last time Carolina had patched together four successive seasons with 10 or more wins was 1989-94 when the Tar Heels had at least double digits in wins six years in a row.
Contrast the current success with the fact over a 12-year span from 1997-2008, Carolina got to the 10-win plateau only twice, going 10-5 in 2004 and 10-6 in 2007.
TAR HEELS AND BEARS MEET FOR THE THIRD TIME WEDNESDAY: North Carolina and Brown will be meeting for the third time on the lacrosse field when they meet up Wednesday night in Chapel Hill, N.C. It will also be the first regular season meeting between the two teams. The Tar Heels currently lead the series 2-0.
The only two previous meetings came in NCAA Tournament quarterfinals games and both of those were played in Chapel Hill with UNC winning 16-14 on May 15, 1985 and 16-10 on May 16, 1992.
In the latter of those games, Joe Breschi was in the second year of a two-year assistant coaching stint at Carolina and current Virginia coach Dom Starsia was in his final season as coach of the Bears. Starsia left Providence that summer to coach the Cavaliers and Breschi moved on to Brown shortly thereafter as the head assistant coach. Breschi helped lead the Bears to the NCAA Final Four in 1994 before moving on to be the head coach at Ohio State in the summer of 1997.
UNC VERSUS RANKED OPPONENTS UNDER COACH BRESCHI: North Carolina has played ranked opponents 47 times in Joe Breschi's five-year coaching tenure. UNC is 26-21 in those games. Conversely, the Tar Heels are 25-3 against unranked opponents in his five seasons. Breschi is 51-24 overall at Carolina in his five seasons as head coach.
During Breschi's tenure, UNC's only losses to unranked teams came to Ohio State in 2011 and to Lehigh and Pennsylvania in 2012.
CAROLINA IN ONE-GOAL DECISIONS: Prior to Joe Breschi taking over as head coach in 2009, UNC went 1-7 in games decided by one goal from midway through the 2004 season through the end of the 2008 campaign.
Carolina has improved tremendously in one-goal games since Breschi arrived for the 2009 season. UNC is 12-9 in games decided by one goal over the past five years.
A YOUTHFUL STARTING LINEUP: During the first eight games of the season, the Tar Heels have relied on a youthful set of players to compete against a host of nationally-ranked opponents. Particularly on the defensive end, the Tar Heels are playing a lot of young players.
The starting lineup against the Terrapins last Saturday included three seniors (Marcus Holman, Davey Emala, Kieran McDonald), one junior (Jordan Smith), three sophomores (Jimmy Bitter, Joey Sankey, Chad Tutton) and three freshmen (Spencer Parks, Evan Connell, Kieran Burke).
The Tar Heels have been playing anywhere between 25 and 30 players on average in a game. The depth chart over the past several games has included four seniors, eight juniors, seven sophomores and seven freshmen.
Carolina has one of the youngest rosters in the nation with 57.8 percent of the team composed of freshmen and sophomores, including 33.3 percent of the squad size consisting of freshmen.
SCORING STREAKS FOR TAR HEEL PLAYERS: Senior attackman Marcus Holman has recorded at least one point in 23 successive games. His streak started on February 12, 2012. During the past 23 games he has tallied 56 goals and added 49 assists for 105 points. His 23-game streak equals the 11th longest run amongst NCAA Division I players.
Holman has scored a goal in each of the past 23 games and he has recorded at least one assist in 21 of the past 23 games.
Jimmy Bitter has recorded at least one point in 18 successive games dating back to March 16, 2012. He has scored at least one goal in 16 of the past 18 games.
Joey Sankey has gone 12 successive games with at least one point, a streak dating back to April 20, 2012. During that scoring run, he has recorded goals in 11 of the past 12 games.
Over the last 19 matches dating back to the middle of the 2012 campaign, midfielder Chad Tutton has recorded at least one goal in 18 matches. The only time he was shut out in that streak was at Notre Dame on March 2 of this season.
HOLMAN IN UNC CENTURY CLUB IN POINTS: Senior attackman Marcus Holman has recorded 35 points during the 2013 season.
Holman is one of just 36 players in UNC history to reach the 100-point plateau. He currently is in 10th place in Carolina history with 168 career points. Mac Ford and Jed Prossner are tied for eighth place with 172 points.
Holman scored five goals in UNC's win over Fairfield on February 23 after recording six assists in the season opener against Air Force on February 8. His five tallies against the Stags is one goal short of his career high of six established against both Michigan and Denver in 2012.
HOLMAN ON UNC GOAL & ASSIST CHARTS: Senior Marcus Holman has scored 104 goals in his career at UNC. That number is the sixth highest total in Tar Heel history. Dennis Goldstein (1987-90) ranks fifth with 108 goals. With four goals against Dartmouth on March 18, he became only the ninth Tar Heel to ever reach the 100-goal standard. Holman's 104 goals equal the 12th most among all NCAA Division I players currently active.
Holman has registered 64 career assists. That equals the 11th most in Tar Heel history. Holman is currently in 13th place in career assists amongst all active NCAA Division I players.
ASSISTS IN A GAME: When Marcus Holman recorded six assists in Carolina's season-opening victory versus Air Force on February 8, it marked the most assists in a game by a Tar Heel player in 16 years. The last time a UNC player had as many as six assists in a game was April 12, 1997 when Spencer Deering recorded six assists against Delaware.
CAREER GOAL HIGHS VERSUS AIR FORCE: Three Tar Heel players either set or matched their career highs for goals in a game when Carolina beat Air Force 16-8 in the opening game of the season on February 8.
Sophomore Jimmy Bitter scored five goals against the Falcons, breaking his previous career high of four goals against Hofstra on April 12, 2012. Junior Ryan Creighton tallied three goals in the win over Air Force. He had scored two goals in a game on four prior occasions. Sophomore Joey Sankey had a hat trick against the Falcons, equaling his career high. He also had four hat tricks in his freshman year in 2012.
KEENAN'S UPDATED FACEOFF NUMBERS: R.G. Keenan has now won 489 face-offs in his career heading into the game against Brown. That is the second most face-off wins in UNC history. Against Fairfield, he moved passed Jude Collins (1993-96), who now ranks fourth in all-time face-off wins with 429. Against Princeton, Keenan passed Kevin Frew (2001-04), who now ranks third with a total of 446 face-off victories. Shane Walterhoefer (2006-09) is the UNC career leader with 723 face-off victories.
Keenan has 265 career ground balls, the ninth most in UNC history, one more than Donnie McNichol (1990-93).
THE CLEARING GAME: North Carolina is currently clearing at an 88.4 percent success rate during the 2013 season, including an 18 for 18 performance at Maryland on March 23. There are only seven seasons in NCAA Division I lacrosse history in which teams have cleared at least 90 percent of the time successfully. North Carolina has two of those seasons, including the fifth best (.905 in 1988) and the sixth best (.902 in 2012).
UNC AMONG ATTENDANCE LEADERS: The Tar Heels are amongst NCAA Division I attendance leaders in 2013. UNC is sixth in average home attendance at 1,965 per game and ninth in all games attendance at 2,665 per contest.
BURKE FIRST TRUE FRESHMAN STARTER IN GOAL SINCE 2002: True freshman Kieran Burke of Fort Salonga, N.Y., has started the first eight games of the season for the Tar Heels in goal. He is the first true freshman to start for the Tar Heels from the opening game of a season since Paul Spellman in 2002. Grant Zimmerman started for the Tar Heels in 2006 as a red-shirt freshman for the second half of that campaign.
Burke recorded a career high 15 saves in UNC's triple overtime loss at Notre Dame on March 2 and matched that total in UNC's win at Maryland on March 23. He had a season best save percentage of .667 against Dartmouth.
UNC's CAREER HAT TRICKS: Marcus Holman leads all Tar Heels with 14 career hat tricks. That equals the 13th most career hat tricks of any active player in NCAA Division I.
Other Tar Heels with multiple career hat tricks include Davey Emala with 10, Joey Sankey with seven, Jimmy Bitter with five, Chad Tutton with four and Pat Foster with two.
THREE HEELS NAMED TO TEWAARATON LIST: Three Tar Heel players were named February 22 to the Tewaaraton Watch List for 2013. The Tar Heels so tapped are sophomore attackman Jimmy Bitter, senior attackman Marcus Holman and junior midfielder R.G. Keenan.
HOLMAN NAMED ACC PLAYER OF WEEK: North Carolina senior attackman Marcus Holman was named Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Lacrosse Offensive Player of the Week for the week ending on Monday, Feb 11. Holman led the Tar Heel attack unit, which produced 10 goals and 8 assists in North Carolina's 16-8 season-opening win over Air Force. The native of Baltimore, Md., had two goals and six assists for the Tar Heels, the most assists in a game by a Tar Heel since April 12, 1997. His eight points were just two short of his career high of 10 and matched his second highest total in his career.
SIX TAR HEEL GAMES ON ESPN PLATFORMS: Six UNC men's lacrosse games are being televised this year on the ESPN family of networks. Four Carolina games will air on ESPNU and two more on ESPN3.
The Tar Heels hosted Duke on March 13 on ESPNU at 7:30 p.m., hosted Dartmouth on March 18 on ESPN3 at 4 p.m., visited Maryland on March 23 on ESPN3 at 12 noon, host Brown on March 27 on ESPNU at 6 p.m., meet Johns Hopkins on March 30 on ESPNU at 12 noon and play at Virginia on April 6 on ESPN3 at 3:30 p.m.
In addition, all three ACC Tournament games will be telecast on ESPNU. UNC hosts the conference tournament at Kenan Stadium on April 26 and 28.
FIVE TAR HEELS WERE RECENTLY CHOSEN IN 2013 MLL DRAFTS: Senior Marcus Holman was chosen by the Ohio Machine on January 11 in the Collegiate Draft. He was a second round pick of the Ohio Machine and the 12th selection overall.
On December 13, the MLL conducted its annual supplemental draft. Thomas Wood, '12, was taken in the second round by the Rochester Rattlers with the 12th overall pick. Tim Kaiser, '08, was chosen 25th overall in the fourth round by the Ohio Machine. Mark Staines, '12, was the 35th pick, nabbed in the fifth round by the Chesapeake Bayhawks. Chris Hunt, '11, was chosen 96th overall and in the 12th round by the Bayhawks.
THREE TAR HEELS NAMED PRESEASON ALL-ACC: Face-Off Yearbook tapped three Tar Heels as 2013 preseason All-ACC choices. The trio includes attackmen Marcus Holman and Jimmy Bitter and face-off man R.G. Keenan.
FACE-OFF PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAS: Four Tar Heel players notched spots on the Face-Off Yearbook preseason All-America Team for 2013. Marcus Holman was named first team on attack and R.G. Keenan was named second team at the face-off position. Attackmen Jimmy Bitter and Joey Sankey were both tapped for honorable mention accolades.
HOLMAN ELECTED SINGLE CAPTAIN: Senior Marcus Holman was elected as the sole captain of the 2013 Tar Heels, the first time that has happened in 23 years. According to research done through Athletic Communications archives, other single captains have been Randy Roden in 1973, Tom Federico in 1991, Randy Cox in 1984, Paul Fitzpatrick in 1989 and Joe Breschi in 1990.
FOUR TAR HEELS EARN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP RINGS: Four current and future Tar Heel players won gold medal rings at the U19 World Championships in Finland last July. Freshmen midfielders Brent Armstrong, Steve Pontrello and Michael Tagliaferri all played for the U.S. side and midfielder Stephen Kelly, who signed a National Letter of Intent with Carolina last November and will enroll in UNC next August, was also a member of the U.S. Team. Carolina sophomore midfielder Chad Tutton was a member of Team Canada, which captured the silver medal.
CAROLINA'S STELLAR MARK IN NON-CONFERENCE GAMES: UNC's record in non-conference games continues to be one of the best in the nation over the past eight seasons.
The Tar Heels have won 64 of their past 75 games against non-conference teams dating back to April 15, 2006.
In Joe Breschi's five seasons as head coach, the Tar Heels are 43-8 against non-conference teams. The only losses were to Notre Dame in 2009, to Ohio State and Johns Hopkins in 2011, to Lehigh, Pennsylvania and Denver in 2012 and to Massachusetts and Notre Dame in 2013.
CAROLINA'S DOUBLE DIGIT SCORING GAMES: In Coach Joe Breschi's five years as head lacrosse coach at UNC, Carolina's success has clearly been tied to hitting the 10-goal plateau in a game.
In fact UNC's 12-11 loss to Massachusetts on February 16, marked only the eighth time in Breschi's coaching tenure that the Tar Heels have lost when they have reached the 10-goal plateau. UNC has scored at least 10 goals in a game in 52 of 75 games under Coach Breschi's direction dating back to the opening game of the 2009 season.
Carolina is 44-8 in those 52 games, losing only 11-10 to Virginia on April 4, 2009, 15-13 to Duke on April 26, 2009, 12-11 to Duke on May 17, 2009, 11-10 to Virginia on April 9, 2011, 13-11 to Duke on March 16, 2012, 15-10 to Virginia on April 7, 2012, 16-14 to Denver on May 12, 2012 and 12-11 to Massachusetts on February 16, 2013.
In the 23 games under Coach Breschi's tutelage in which the Tar Heels have not reached the 10-goal mark, UNC has not fared nearly as well as when scoring in double figures. In fact their record in those 23 games is just 7-16.
NEAR DOMINANCE AT FETZER FIELD UNDER BRESCHI: UNC is 30-7 in home games in Coach Joe Breschi's five years at the helm of the Tar Heels. That's a winning percentage of 81.1 percent.
The Tar Heels had a 17-game Fetzer Field winning streak from 2009-11 under Breschi's tenure.
UNC's only home losses during Breschi's four-year tenure include regular-season and ACC Tournament games to Duke in 2009 (both at Kenan Stadium), a regular-season loss to Duke in 2011, an NCAA Tournament loss to Maryland in 2011, regular-season losses to Lehigh and Virginia and an NCAA Tournament loss to Denver in 2012 and a regular-season loss to Duke in 2013.
HEAD COACH JOE BRESCHI: Joe Breschi is now in his fifth season as the head coach at his alma mater. His Tar Heel teams have a cumulative record of 51-24 for a winning percentage of 68.0 percent. He is in his 16th year overall as a collegiate head coach, including 11 seasons at Ohio State prior to coming to Chapel Hill. His career coaching record is 143-87 and his career winning percentage is 62.2 percent.
CAROLINA SNARES 250TH ALL-TIME WIN AT FETZER FIELD: Carolina's 11-10 win over Maryland on March 24, 2012 marked the 250th all-time win for the Tar Heels at Fetzer Field. North Carolina will head into its next home game against Brown on March 27 with an all-time record of 255-119-2 at Fetzer Field.
UNC has a 68.0 winning percentage all-time in history at Fetzer Field.
ANOTHER SEASON OPENING WIN: Carolina's 16-8 win over Air Force in the 2013 season opener was the 15th victory in a row in a season opener for the Tar Heels.
The last time UNC lost a season opener was February 22, 1998 when the Tar Heels fell 13-12 to Butler at Fezter Field.
THE ALL-TIME RECORD: North Carolina has an all-time record of 436-272-2 in the sport of men's lacrosse. That is a winning percentage of .614.
NEXT UP FOR THE TAR HEELS: After meeting Brown on Wednesday evening, Carolina will have just three days to prepare for its matchup against Johns Hopkins this Saturday at 12 p.m. at Kenan Stadium. That game will be nationally televised by ESPNU.


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A man is under arrested after an early morning stabbing in Colorado Springs.
Officers say it happened a little before 4 Wednesday morning in the 400 block of St. Vrain Place. That's just south of W. Uintah.
Police say 4 men were in a fight when one of them pulled a knife.
Officers say 41-year-old Herbert Howard stabbed the victim with a 4-inch knife.
Police say the victim was taken to the hospital; the wound was not life-threatening.
Mr. Howard was arrested for Second Degree Assault and taken to jail.


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Looking forward to Spain when, hopefully the teams will show their true form. Lewis has a decent car and not so good tyres. Maybe the tweak which Pirelli says they have done will work. I say get rid of drs and have decent tyres and go back to re- fueling and real racing.


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Everyone has an opinion about grammar. Some people get upset about what they regard as bad grammar, and believe we must all 'follow the rules'. But where do these rules come from? And are they all valid?
In our Real Grammar series we re-open the debate, this time insisting that the only reliable way of understanding English grammar is to study the evidence of language in use. We analyse corpus data and observe how people use English, around the world and across the whole spectrum of text-types.
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I wouldnt say they are anti gun, but they are willing to sell their soul to satan. Their souls had a price, and the gun issue was just a minor gimme. Which is worse?
This is a discussion on Florida Update: Your cars belong to the company for another year. within the The Second Amendment & Gun Legislation Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; HB 1417 that would have kept the inside of our vehicles safe from illegal searches from PRIVATE hands never made it out of council in ...
HB 1417 that would have kept the inside of our vehicles safe from illegal searches from PRIVATE hands never made it out of council in Tallahassee.
From the NRA-ILA alert:
Some Florida "Pro-Gun" Republicans show their true colors -THEY'RE ANTI-GUN!
The House Environmental and Natural Resources Council held a hearing today, April 18, on House Bill 1417, sponsored by Representative Dennis Baxley. Unfortunately, HB 1417 was defeated by a vote of 10 to 4.
Seven (7) Republican Committee Members sold out the citizens they were elected to represent in favor of corporate giants like PUBLIX, DISNEY and WALMART.
The anti-gun Florida Chamber of Commerce targeted two Committee members (Representative Faye Culp & Representative Rich Glorioso) with TV attack ads that ran over the weekend and put pressure on others to subvert your constitutional rights. Those two Representatives did not cave to anti-gun pressure, and they stood strong for the people.
Three (3) Republicans and one (1) Democrat voted FOR the bill: Representative Debbie Boyd (D), Representative Faye Culp (R), Representative Rich Glorioso (R) and Representative Paige Kreegel (R). These are four of the most honorable members of the Florida House. NRA will always remember their courage and support for HB 1417.
One of the most disappointing votes was Representative Bob Allen (R), who was a co-sponsor of the bill and assured NRA he was pro-gun and would vote in support of HB 1417. However, he then VOTED AGAINST HB 1417. Please call Representative Bob Allen at his Tallahassee Office number (850) 488-4669 and express your disappointment in his actions.
The following Representatives voted AGAINST the bill, your privacy rights, your personal property rights and your Second Amendment Rights:
Rep. Bob Allen (R) (850) 488-4669 (Brevard & Orange Counties)
Rep. Mary Brandenburg (D) (850) 488-0260 (Palm Beach)
Rep. Denise Grimsley (R) (850) 488-3457 (Highlands, Glades, Hendry)
Rep. Will Kendrick (R) (850) 488-7870 (Click here)
Rep. Rick Kriseman (D) (850) 488-9337 (Pinellas)
Rep. Bryan Nelson (R) (850) 488-2023 (Orange)
Rep. Richard Machek (D) (850) 488-5588 (Click here)
Rep. Stan Mayfield (R), Chair (850) 488-0952 (Indiand River & St. Lucie)
Rep. Baxter Troutman (R) VC (850) 488-9465 (Polk, Hardee)
Rep. Trudi Williams (R) (850) 488-2047 (Lee & Collier)
Their email addresses are:
NRA will not forget these anti-gun, anti-freedom, anti-constitution Representatives. Some Representatives are term-limited and planning to run for other offices, others will have to run for re-election in 2008. We will keep you posted on others who worked behind the scenes to help sell out Floridas law-abiding citizens gun owners.
The following is the testimony of Marion Hammer on this bill to the House Environmental & Natural Resources Council 4/18/07:
Committee Members,
This bill is about the individual rights of everyday people. People are more important than a chunk of asphalt parking lot. You don't stop being a person when you accept employment or become a customer.
A grocery store or an amusement park has NO right to search your private vehicle just because you parked in their parking lot. They have NO right to tell you what private personal property you can have inside your private vehicle.
Well, that's what this bill is about.
Constitutional rights and statutory rights do NOT end when you cross from one piece of asphalt upon which you drive - to another piece of asphalt upon which you park.
There has been a lot of talk about taking away property rights.
Let's be very clear. This bill doesn't take away ANY property rights. It doesn't give any property rights.
It protects EXISTING property rights of customers and employees.
Opponents of this bill are trying to dream up or manufacture rights for themselves while trampling existing rights of others. The Constitution has NEVER given business owners the right to subvert the privacy rights and Second Amendment rights of customers or employees.
This bill protects a person's right to have legal property that is lawfully possessed locked inside a personal private vehicle in a parking lot. A private vehicle, by the way, that is an extension of your home.
Think about women who work late hours as cashiers at supermarkets. And what about employees of all-night pharmacies, or nurses or lab technicians who work late shifts and drive to and from work through dangerous areas late at night?
As one female legislator asked, what about lawmakers who travel their districts at night for speaking engagements? Are they not supposed to park anywhere or stop for a cup of coffee or a soda or a bite to eat because they carry a gun in the car for protection?
A woman who is being stalked needs protection. Police often advise these women to buy a gun for protection because police can't be there to protect them. An employer violates her rights if the employer attempts to force her to waive her rights and chose between her life and her job.
Her employer has no right to tell her that she'll be fired if she exercises her right to have a firearm in her vehicle for protection.
This bill is about staying alive to get to work and staying alive to get home to your family after work. THERE CAN BE NO STRONGER RIGHT.
Legislatures have a duty to protect the constitutional rights of individuals from abuses. They must act as a shield to protect constitutional rights of the people; they also must act as the point of a sword to punish those who violate our inalienable rights.
The Florida Chamber says they represent over 100,000 business owners and those businesses employ over 3 million workers. The Chamber ONLY represents those few business owners.
The Chamber is NOT representing the rights of those 3 million workers or the rights of the millions upon millions of customers.
We're asking you to protect the rights of those workers and customers - the people whose rights you were sent here to protect. Please pass this bil
You have to make the shot when fire is smoking, people are screaming, dogs are barking, kids are crying and sirens are coming.
Randy Cain.
Ego will kill you. Leave it at home.
Signed: Me!
I wouldnt say they are anti gun, but they are willing to sell their soul to satan. Their souls had a price, and the gun issue was just a minor gimme. Which is worse?
"Just blame Sixto"
I reserve the right to make fun, point and laugh etc.
I sent an email to all involved before the bill was in session, asking for it's support. I have sent another email to those turncoat backstabbers and "thanked" them.
Gun control can be blamed in part for allowing 9/11 to happen.
"Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum" (Latin)- "If you want peace, prepare for war".
Once again, concealed is concealed. Just leave it locked in your car and don't talk about it at work.
I have a feeling this was done to satisfy the more liberal parts of the state like SFL, Tampa & J-Ville. Most employers in rural parts of the state could care less since you would probably go plinking with your boss after work.
"Don't get stuck on stupid!" -Gen. Honore in NOLA
"An armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one may have to back up his acts with his life."- Robert A. Heinlein
So what happens when they decide to ask for a search of your vehicle? If you do allow it and find your gun, you are fired. If you don't, you are fired.
You have to make the shot when fire is smoking, people are screaming, dogs are barking, kids are crying and sirens are coming.
Randy Cain.
Ego will kill you. Leave it at home.
Signed: Me!
I did e mail them all. Here was a bill that balanced the rights of both. No liability for the property owner and freedom to keep a gun secured in the worker's car. What they did was despicable. Those legislators should be ashamed of themselves.
Well, I've got a business and I guess I'm funny. As long as you don't have something seriously illegal in your car I could care less. If you have a permit and a weapon I'd rather you didn't lock it in your car. Some twit mike break in and steal it. Carry it on the job with me! But then I have a feeling I might be a little unusual.
I think what defeated this bill was the Disney/Universal/etc. complex along with some other mega corps who make mega political donations like Lockheed Martin among others who were all vehemently opposed to this bill.
If you stand up and be counted, from time to time you may get yourself knocked down. But remember this: A man flattened by an opponent can get up again. A man flattened by conformity stays down for good. ~ Thomas J. Watson, Jr.
Can we say - money - greed, and lack of spine and loyalty to constituents?
Despicable was the safe word for use here - but there are others!
As for the search or no search - sounds like ''heads they win - tails you lose"
Chris - P95
NRA Certified Instructor & NRA Life Member.
"To own a gun and assume that you are armed
is like owning a piano and assuming that you are a musician!."
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Response To Rep. Bob Allens so-called True Gun Bill Amendment!
DATE: April 23, 2007
TO: USF & NRA Members and Friends
FROM: Marion P. Hammer
NRA Past President
Executive Director Unified Sportsmen of Florida
Many of you contacted the House Environment and Natural Resources Committee members who voted against House Bill 1417 and many of you received a reply from Representative Bob Allen (R) who voted against HB 1417. Representative Allens attempt to blame NRA and me for his mistakes cannot go unanswered. I have received questions from a significant number of members wanting to know what really happened. Giving you that information is the purpose of this communication.
Representative Allens actions are those of a politician trying to cover himself for selling out gun owners.
It is clear that Representative Allen used this tactic to try to position him for a State Senate race against pro-gun legislators who are also running for the same Senate seat.
Picking a fight with the NRA and me was certain to gain him a lot of attention. However, trying to convince NRA members that he is more pro-gun than the NRA and Marion Hammer is the biggest joke of the century.
Representative Allen was a co-sponsor of HB 1417. He NEVER had any problem with HB 1417 until the Florida Chamber started putting pressure on him to oppose the bill.
Representative Allen deliberately blindsided us with his so-called True Gun Bill amendment. He never came to us to say he had a problem with the bill. He never asked us to change the bill. He never told us he was going to file an amendment to gut the bill - he just filed it.
When the amendment was posted, I was shocked. I asked him to withdraw the amendment. Representative Allen refused to withdraw the amendment and assured me that he was not trying to kill the bill. Further, he assured me he would support the bill, even if his amendment were defeated.
Representative Allens amendment was killed. He is the only one who voted for it and then Representative Allen voted against the bill that we have worked on for two years.
Representative Allen has made a number of grave political errors in trying to blame others for his mistakes. He compounded it in his latest email in which he tells you to email me personally.
Representative Allen says the following about HB 1417 by Representative Baxley:
"This bill makes no mention of guns. This bill makes no mention of the Second Amendment and This bill is not a gun bill."
Please click here to review a copy of the Representative Baxleys bill that was conformed to the Senate bill (SB 2356) and I point you to:
page 2, line 28;
page 3, lines 79-82
page 4, lines 102-104
Further, I ask that you take the time to read the whole bill and understand that Representative Baxleys bill protects all legal products including, firearms, ammunition, gun magazines, hunting gear, NRA magazines and all legal products a gun owners may have in their private car or truck.
I would remind you that in the past, corporate giants have randomly searched private vehicles in their parking lots, without probable cause, under the pretense of searching for contraband - which covers anything they choose - and subsequently fired employees who had firearms in their private motor vehicles.
Under Representative Baxleys bill, a business owner may not conduct searches. Searches are only permitted by on-duty law enforcement based on due process and must comply with constitutional protections.
While Representative Allens amendment prohibits searches for firearms, it does not prevent searches for ammunition or any other legal product - and employees could be fired for possession of such products. In short, Representative Allens amendment falls far short of providing adequate protection for gun owners. HE KNOWS THAT BECAUSE I EXPLAINED IT TO HIM.
I am sorry that Representative Allen has chosen to engage in this type of conduct. Rest assured, we will keep fighting to protect your rights and we will not quit.
Marion Hammer
You have to make the shot when fire is smoking, people are screaming, dogs are barking, kids are crying and sirens are coming.
Randy Cain.
Ego will kill you. Leave it at home.
Signed: Me!


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One purpose of the Kraków Poetry Seminars is to bridge American and Polish poetry cultures. Towards that end, the two major readings of the week, reviewed on this site by Bradford Gray Telford, featured both American and Polish poets reading their own poems and one another's in translation. In the classroom, this circuit was made through two panels: American Poets Respond to Polish Poetry with Jorie Graham, Philip Levine, and Edward Hirsch; and Polish Poets respond to American Poetry with Jacek Gutorow, Julia Hartwig, and Artur Szlosarek.
Hirsch first read Miłosz's "A Poor Christian Looks at the Ghetto" and "Dedication" when he was 23. He admired the poems' unashamed tenderness and vulnerability. Here was a poet who could connect with the dead and honor them. Milosz's poetry offered a genuinely human dialogue between the metaphysical and the historical. From Alexander Wat's autobiography, My Century, Hirsch learned that poetic development meant losing a sense of harmony to "scraps and tatters." Zbigniew Herbert's "Mr. Cogito and the Imagination" also endorses an exacting poetry, devoid of literary artifice, and as fragmented as reality:
Mr. Cogito's imagination
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from suffering to suffering
there is no place in it
for the artificial fires of poetry
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Translated by John and Bogdana Carpenter
Jorie Graham, who grew up in France until 1969, loved America for its freedom from history. But what she came to value in Polish poetry is the inseparability of the metaphysical and historical. It makes the personal collective: a "we" not an "I". In America the enemy is abstract, whereas in Poland, it is specific, well-known, and visible. Miłosz and other Poles can confront the bleakest truth, but praise anyway. American poets, on the other hand, must explain their claim to history.
When he was young, the politically-conscious poetry of Wilfred Owen, Robert Graves, and Sigfried Sassoon intimidated Phil Levine. A love of Garcia Lorca drew him to Spain and an engagement with political poetry. Antonio Machado was a great influence, but so too was Herbert's "The Rain," about a soldier who returns from World War I shell shocked. The veteran is increasingly absorbed by military history until language and life desert him.
Before World War II, Poles were well read in Russian and French poets. Interest in American poets didn't begin until after the War, according Julia Hartwig, an eminent Polish poet and editor of an anthology of American poetry. Emily Dickinson was the first American poet to be read in Poland, in translations by Stanislaw Barańczak, along with Miłosz's versions of Walt Whitman, Carl Sandburg, and Vachel Lindsay. T.S. Eliot had a huge influence among Polish poets, owing perhaps to the French strains in his poetry, though he was not the dominant force he was in the English-speaking world. Jacek Gutorow turned to Wallace Stevens, whom he has translated, when he could find no English poets of interest after the Romantics. Although Miłosz didn't always approve of Stevens—particularly his fascination with scientific method—the two poets are linked by their metaphysics and their ultimate faith in the imagination.
The Beats, and particularly the New York School poets had a tremendous impact on Polish poetry, which coincided with Polish independence in 1989. Emancipation, Adam Zagajewski suggested, demanded a radical transformation in language and poetry. The truth could now be personal, free of larger social concerns and the collective experience. The message of O'Hara and Ashbery is that poems are just poems. Aesthetics and ethics are separate. Against Miłosz and Herbert, the poet could now respond to solemnity with irony or absurdist humor.
Clare Cavanagh pointed out that Robert Frost doesn't figure prominently on the Polish landscape, although Barańczak translated him and Miłosz knew of him through Brodsky. It may be that Mandelstam overshadowed Frost.
The other major Americans missing from the canon in Poland are Lowell, Sexton, Plath, and the Confessionals. They are available in Polish, but they've had nothing close to the tectonic impact that they continue to have in the States. This is especially surprising in the case of Lowell, whose early poetry is deeply historical and religious, and who for a time was the standard-bearer of political protest in the U.S.
Visitors to Kraków should not miss Massolit Books, a huge English-language bookstore. It's evidence that the bridge between Polish and American poetry is already quite wide and well trafficked.
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TIM McKELVY: Hot political issues pale in light of final judgment
Everett Dembosky's letter last Friday ("We need sanity on Second Amendment") reminded me of a conversation in the coffee shop earlier that morning between a conservative and several liberals. The stress level was rising slightly along with the volume. The participants held to their convictions and no minds were changed.
Hebrews 9:27 says, "It is appointed for men to die once and after this comes judgment." That day is racing toward us. When that day comes, we will all stand before a holy God. He's not going to ask us if we were Republican or Democrat, liberal or conservative. Were we pro-gun or anti-gun? Were we pro-life or pro-abortion?
He's going to say, "Did you believe in my son Jesus?" That's the most important question we'll ever answer.
John 3:16 says, "For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son that whosoever believes in Him will not perish but have eternal life."
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NARITA, CHIBA PREF. – Most preliminary security checks conducted on the way to Narita International Airport will finally be abolished by the end of fiscal 2014, its operator said.
ID inspections of all visitors at checkpoints on its access road and train stations will be abolished, along with most checks of hand luggage and car trunks, in favor of facial recognition cameras and dogs, it said Thursday.
Travelers have long complained about traffic jams caused by the access road checkpoints during peak hours. Local officials have thus asked that the process be simplified to avoid steering people to Tokyo's Haneda airport, which is now handling international flights.
Narita, the nation's main international gateway, is the only airport in Japan that carries out such stringent checks. Considered rare at airports abroad, the checks have been in place since 1978.


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Material: Machine Made Wool
Inspired by the rarest Persian Antique pieces, Persian Garden is a unique collection of power-loomed rugs that evoke a sense of the past in modern-day colors and interpretations. Made of 100% New Zealand Wool, these rugs feature an abrash effect and hand-serged edges for a quality finish.
Sku: PG-10 Color: SALMON Pile Height: 0.20
Placing the correct size rug in your space is as important as choosing the right color or pattern. A rug that it is too small will shift the balance of the room unfavorably. A rug that is too big, especially in open floor plans, may put the area designations off. There are a few rules of thumb, but a picture says it better. Use these handy guides by Interior Designer Lisa Ferguson to make the best choice.
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