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Hello So you want a better remote desktop program with better compression than VNC and encrypted communication.
Follow these steps to install FreeNX
After install Backtrack 4 or 5 on to your hard drive or what ever USB/Flashdrive you will want to do the following.
1. Give your Backtrack OS an IP address to get to the internet
2. Run this command. apt-get update
3. Run this command. dpkg-reconfigure openssh-server (This will generate your keys)
4. Open up Firefox and goto http://www.nomachine.com/download-pa...p?Prod_Id=2961
a. Download all three packages to your Backtrack OS (Client, Node, Server)
5. Install them in this order with this command
a. # sudo dpkg -i nxclient_3.5.0-6_i386.deb
# sudo dpkg -i nxnode_3.5.0-3_i386.deb
# sudo dpkg -i nxserver_3.5.0-4_i386.deb
6. You will need to have Backtrack start in to the KDE Desktop automatically
a. Run this command vi /etc/rc.local and add su root -c startx
Note: Now we have to tell FreeNX where the new location of the startkde file is at normally it would be /etc/X11/Xsession startkde but this being Backtrack it was installed at /opt/kde3/bin
7. Edit the following file, vi /usr/NX/etc/node.cfg
a. Comment out the original command #CommandStartKDE = "/etc/X11/Xsession startkde"
b. Now add a new entry CommandStartKDE = "/opt/kde3/bin/startkde"
Now save your settings and exit vi editor (:wq!)
8. Now you will need to open vi editor again on the server.cfg file
a. vi /usr/NX/server.cfg
You will want to edit
EnableSharingDesktop="0" to be 1
EnableFullDesktopSharing = "0" to be 1
EnableAdministrativeLogin="0" to be 1
This will allow root to start the session.
9. Now you may install FreeNX client on your windows box or Unix box which over you desire.
a. Configuration for the client is as followed.
i. Enter in IP address save password if you like
ii. Session settings Unix and KDE
iii. Pick your resolution most are 1024x768
click save and enter in username root password toor and login.
Hope this helps some out there
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Getting so close ladies! Less then 3 months till we all will be holding our amazing little babies and I couldn't be more excited.
How is everyone feeling? I bet you are all just as excited as I am!!!
Now lets see how far we have come.
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Nov 16 2009
Sen. Murkowski comments on president's decision to change leadership at office of the Federal Pipeline Coordinator
NOVEMBER 16, 2009 or ANNE JOHNSON (202) 224-7875
Sen. Murkowski Comments on President's Decision to Replace Federal Pipeline Coordinator
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, today thanked Drue Pearce for her service to Alaska and the nation in working to make a North Slope natural gas pipeline project a reality.
The Obama administration on Monday announced it was replacing Pearce as Federal Coordinator for Alaska Natural Gas Transportation Projects. Pearce was appointed to the position by President Bush and confirmed by the Senate in 2006.
"Drue has long been a strong advocate for the gas pipeline and her commitment will be difficult to match," Murkowski said. "I regret the loss of Drue's experience and knowledge on this project, but I understand that it's the president's prerogative to appoint the person of his choosing."
Pearce has a long record of service to Alaska, both as a state legislator and former state Senate President, and later as Senior Advisor to the Secretary for Alaska Affairs at the Department of the Interior. Murkowski has known Pearce since they served together in the Alaska state Legislature beginning in 1998.
"Drue has been a dedicated champion for Alaska and the responsible development of our state's natural resources," Murkowski said. "I wish her the best of luck in her next endeavor."
Construction of a pipeline capable of delivering North Slope natural gas to markets in the Lower 48 has long been one of Alaska's top economic development goals. The project holds the promise of providing a long-term supply of affordable and clean natural gas to meet the nation's growing energy needs.
"The Alaska natural gas pipeline project is important to the economic and energy security of the nation," Murkowski said. "I've discussed this issue with the White House and I'm encouraged by the president's level of interest in seeing this project succeed."
Murkowski was pleased that Vice Admiral Thomas Barrett, USCG (Ret.), the deputy federal coordinator, will be interim coordinator until a permanent replacement is named. Murkowski has the highest regard for Barrett's abilities.
The federal coordinator is responsible for coordinating the activities of federal agencies involved in the permitting and construction of a natural gas pipeline connecting Alaska's North Slope to markets in the Lower 48. The office of the coordinator is an independent office that reports directly to the White House.
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SAN BERNARDINO - Organizers of a new Center on Aging at Cal State San Bernardino are studying the needs of the Inland Empire's elderly and hope to mold the center into an advocate for the aged.
Advisory board members are still determining exact needs, said director Julian Montoro-Rodriguez - but they know need is great.
"We have a lot of programs in San Bernardino and Riverside counties, but it's a very fragmented kind of situation," said Montoro-Rodriguez, a sociology professor at the university. "This may be an instrument that will be making (senior services) more effective overall."
The center will work with government agencies and nonprofit groups, bringing together people with different experiences with the elderly.
"The center is going to be an opportunity for people to come together from different backgrounds, different expertise, and join forces for something that will have greater impact," Montoro-Rodriguez said. "People will look at this from different angles: the perspective of of the provider, also the perspective of the researchers that we have - sociology, biology, others."
About 60 students also will work with the center, which so far is funded by the university's College of Behavioral Sciences but which Montoro-Rodriguez hopes will attract grants for itself and other local agencies by offering a central hub.
Cal State San Bernardino has had a gerontology certificate program for more than 15 years, but Montoro-Rodriguez has tried to go beyond that since coming to the university in 2009.
The number of elderly people is exploding because of the baby boom and immigration to the area, but their needs are also changing, said Penny Lilburn, director of the Highland Senior Center and a councilwoman there.
"I've been here 18 years, and they've changed so much," Lilburn said. "They're more active, whether they're retirees or not. They stay up with their computers. They stay up with their exercise. They stay up on the community."
Lilburn said she was unfamiliar with the university's center, which was approved this spring, but she also said a center that studies such changes and provides additional support can only help.
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Jimsonweed poisoningAngel's trumpet; Devil's weed; Thorn apple; Tolguacha; Jamestown weed; Stinkweed; Datura; Moonflower
Jimsonweed is a tall herb plant. Jimsonweed poisoning occurs when someone sucks the juice or eats the seeds from this plant. You can also be poisoned by drinking tea made from the leaves.
This is for information only and not for use in the treatment or management of an actual poison exposure. If you have an exposure, you should call your local emergency number (such as 911) or the National Poison Control Center at 1-800-222-1222.
Poisonous Ingredient
- Atropine
- Hyoscine (scopolamine)
- Hyoscyamine
- Tropane alkaloids
Note: This list may not include all poisonous ingredients.
Where Found
The poison is found in all parts of the plant, especially the leaves and seeds.
- Bladder and kidneys
- Little to no urine production (urine retention)
- Eyes, ears, nose, throat, and mouth
- Blurred vision
- Dilated pupils
- Dry mouth
- Gastrointestinal
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Heart and blood
- Elevated blood pressure
- Rapid pulse
- Nervous system
- Coma
- Convulsions
- Death
- Delirium
- Dizziness
- Hallucinations
- Headache
- Skin
- Red skin
- Whole body
- Fever
- Thirst
Home Care
Seek immediate medical help. Do NOT make a person throw up unless told to do so by poison control or a health care professional.
Before Calling Emergency
Determine the following information:
- Patient's age, weight, and condition
- Name of the plant
- Time it was swallowed
- Amount swallowed
Poison Control
The National Poison Control Center (1-800-222-1222) can be called from anywhere in the United States. This national hotline number will let you talk to experts in poisoning. They will give you further instructions.
This is a free and confidential service. All local poison control centers in the United States use this national number. You should call if you have any questions about poisoning or poison prevention. It does NOT need to be an emergency. You can call for any reason, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
See: Poison control center - emergency number
What to Expect at the Emergency Room
The health care provider will measure and monitor your vital signs, including temperature, pulse, breathing rate, and blood pressure. Symptoms will be treated as appropriate. You may receive:
- Activated charcoal
- Breathing support
- Fluids through a vein (IV)
- Medicine (antidote) to reverse the effects of the poison
- Tube through the mouth into the stomach to wash out the stomach (gastric lavage)
Outlook (Prognosis)
How well you do depends on the amount of poison swallowed and how quickly treatment is received. The faster you get medical help, the better the chance for recovery.
Symptoms last for 1 - 3 days and usually require a hospital stay. Death is unlikely.
Smolinske SC, Daubert GP, Spoerke DG. Poisonous plants. In: Shannon MW, Borron SW, Burns MJ, eds. Haddad and Winchester's Clinical Management of Poisoning and Drug Overdose. 4th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 24.
Review Date: 12/15/2011
Reviewed By: Eric Perez, MD, St. Luke's / Roosevelt Hospital Center, NY, NY, and Pegasus Emergency Group (Meadowlands and Hunterdon Medical Centers), NJ. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network.


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Environmental Decision Memo for Food Contact Notification No. 000097
Return to inventory listing: Inventory of Environmental Impact Decisions for Food Contact Substance Notifications or
the Inventory of Effective Food Contact Substance Notifications.
See also Environmental Decisions.
Date: September 14, 2000
From: Chemistry and Environmental Review Team
Division of Product Policy (HFS-205)
Subject: Premarket Notification (FCN No. 000097) Polyethylene Glycol (400) Monooleate for Use as an Anti-Corrosive Agent in Boiler System Steam Head and Lines
Notifier: BetzDearborn
c/o Keller and Heckmann
Washington, DC 20001
To: Division of Petition Control (HFS-215)
Attention: Andrew Zajac
Attached is the Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) for the above cited Premarket Notification. When this notification becomes effective, the notifier's environmental assessment and this FONSI may be made available to the public. Please let me know if there is any change in the identity or use of the food contact substance that would be inconsistent with the identity and use described in the FONSI.
Layla I. Batarseh, Ph.D.
Finding of No Significant Impact
A Premarket Notification (FCN No. 000097), submitted by BetzDearborn, a Divison of Hercules, Inc., to provide for the safe use of polyethylene glycol (400) monooleate as an anti-corrosive agent in boiler system steam head and lines.
The Chemistry and Environmental Review Team has determined that allowing this notification to become effective will not significantly affect the quality of the human environment and therefore will not require the preparation of an environmental impact statement. This finding is based on an environmental assessment prepared by the notifier.
Prepared by____________________________________________ Date: September 14, 2000
Layla I. Batarseh, Ph.D., Team Leader
Chemistry and Environmental Review Team
Division of Product Policy
Office of Premarket Approval
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You'd date someone non-Jewish but only if the person were open to converting or at least strongly supportive of a Jewish home. The question is, at what point in the dating process should you bring up the importance of your Jewish background?
Dear Miriam,
I'm Jewish, and while I would ultimately like to date someone Jewish as well, I am open to dating non-Jews who would be either open to converting or at least strongly supportive of a Jewish home. My question is, at what point in the dating process should I bring up the importance of my Jewish background?
Playing My Jewish Cards
Dear Playing,
It's been over a year since I answered a version of this question ("Newly Dating," 3/12/12), so it seems like that's far enough in the past that I can take a moment to revisit how to approach this scenario. Hopefully I don't come across as unjustifiably smug to say that I actually think my previous answer was pretty good, but I also think this is a common enough struggle and a complex enough topic that there's always more to say.
I'm happy to report that in the past year, a lot of strides have been made in the Jewish community to be more welcoming and more supportive of interfaith families. Interfaith Family started a specific network in Philadelphia; they are offering classes and programs for families facing interfaith questions around lifecycle issues and also for general educational purposes. Big Tent Judaism has become a more and more commonly heard phrase, and not just referring to the specific organization that runs programs under that title. I happen to keep my ears tuned to these things, but even if you don't, I hope you've felt an increasingly inclusive vibe in the air. I happen to think that the tidal shift when it comes to same-sex marriage has also loosened up a lot of people to consider the value in wanting other people to be entitled to happiness even when their happiness looks different, and I think this applies to interfaith marriage as well.
All that being said, when you're on a first date sitting across from a guy or girl who wants to know about your background and whether you'll be spending future Christmases together, whatever you decide to communicate needs to be respectful of both you and the person sitting across from you. You don't want (or need) to lead with a statement articulating your precise feelings on your own relationship to Judaism or your goals for a relationship with a person who might not share those exact feelings. You do need to have a sense of what you're comfortable doing or not doing, saying or not saying when it comes to your religion and also to someone else's.
Bring up your Judaism as a part of yourself, because that's what it is. It's one of your values, a huge part of your identity, a clear factor when it comes to your life's priorities. If your partner's religion isn't a deal breaker to you, don't present it as a deal breaker. If openness to Judaism is a must-have, present it as a must-have. Don't hide anything about yourself and your Judaism, but don't go out of your way to present it in a combative fashion. Being honest is at the core of any successful romantic relationship, so be honest. You'll be fine.
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Pityriasis rosea on the chest
Pityriasis rosea is a skin disease that produces oval spots (papules) over the trunk. The rash is frequently preceded by a "herald patch" (pictured here) lasting 1 to 2 weeks. The rash is usually rose red to brownish red with fine scales and central clearing. Itching (pruritus) occasionally occurs. Spontaneous remission occurs in 2 to 8 weeks. It is probably caused by an infectious agent, most likely a virus.
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Brevard College Men's Soccer Picked Ninth in SAC Preseason PollAugust 19, 2008
Rock Hill, S.C. – The Brevard College men's soccer team has been predicted to finish ninth in the South Atlantic Conference according to the preseason South Atlantic Conference poll, which was released today. The Tornados, who competed last season as provisional members of the SAC, will now compete as full NCAA Division II and SAC members in 2008.
Lincoln Memorial University, which advanced to the NCAA Division II men's soccer championship game last season, is the favorite to repeat as South Atlantic Conference champions, in a poll of the league's nine head coaches.
The Railsplitters received six first-place votes and 78 total points. Lincoln Memorial is ranked second in the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Division II preseason poll. The Railsplitters also had three players named to the preseason All-Conference team, which was also announced.
Leandro Pereira, the 2007 SAC Player of the Year and Daktronics National Player of the Year, is joined by defender Felipe Nogueira on the first team, while midfielder Aaron McKenna was named to the second team. Pereira led the SAC last season with 23 goals and 55 total points.
Tusculum College, which shared the conference championship with Lincoln Memorial last season, is picked to finish second. The Pioneeers received 73 points and garnered the other three first-place votes.
The Pioneers had five named to the preseason All-Conference team. Forward Bruno Conceicão and midfielders Lucas Paulini and Anteneh Lemma were named to the first team. Conceicão was second in the league last year in total scoring with 46 points.
Midfielder Gareth Williams and defender Sven Meyer were named to the second team.
Carson-Newman College is picked to finish third, receiving 58 points. The Eagles, who advanced to the finals of the NCAA Division II Appalachian Region Tournament last year, start the year with five preseason All-Conference selections.
Defender Thomas Ostvold made the first team, while forward Omar Cooke, midfielder Marcus Cabralis, defender Everardo Flores and goalkeeper Jordan Moore were named to the second team. Moore led the SAC in goals against average last season at 0.79.
Wingate is picked to finish fourth with 56 points. Wingate is ranked 25th in the NSCAA preseason poll.
The Bulldogs placed three on the preseason All-Conference team. Forward Junior Nyemb and midfielder Luke Mulholland were named to the first team, while forward Rory Green was named to the second team.
Lenoir-Rhyne University is picked to finish fifth with 42 points. The Bears had four preseason All-Conference picks, with midfielder Luis Carrizosa and defenders Aaron Wheeler and Gary Higgins all named to the first team. Defender Shawn Brunk was named to the second team.
Newberry College received 34 points for sixth place in the poll. Newberry had three named to the preseason All-Conference team. Forward Debola Ogunseye, who scored 17 goals in 17 matches, was named to the first team. Forward Kwame Gyamfi and midfielder Shane Abbott were named to the second team.
Catawba College is the pick for seventh with 27 points, one point ahead of Mars Hill College, which picked up 26 points.
The Mars Hill Lions placed a pair on the preseason All-Conference team as goalkeeper Sean Merfeld was named to the first team and defender Rondon Bacchus was named to the second team.
Brevard College rounds out the poll with 11 points.
The Tornados finished the 2007 season with a 4-14-1 overall record, as BC played a full NCAA Division II and South Atlantic Conference slate. Junior captain Ian Townson returns in 2008, as he led the Tornados last season with 10 points and was tied for the lead in goals with four. Sophomore Kyle Stanforth returns after a solid freshman campaign in 2007, in which he had two goals and three assists at the midfield position.
The 2008 season will begin on Thursday, August 28, with six matches taken place.
The 2008 Food Lion SAC Men's Soccer Tournament will culminate with the semifinals at the Manchester Meadows soccer stadium in Rock Hill, S.C., Friday, Nov. 7, with the finals on Sunday, Nov. 9.
The Tornados 2008 season will open on Friday, August 29, as BC will play host to Belmont Abbey College. The match is slated for a 3 p.m. start time.
Pl School Pts.
1. Lincoln Memorial (6) 78
2. Tusculum (3) 73
3. Carson-Newman 58
4. Wingate 56
5. Lenoir-Rhyne 42
6. Newberry 34
7. Catawba 27
8. Mars Hill 26
9. Brevard 11
(First place votes in parenthesis)
Forward - Leandro Pereira, Lincoln Memorial
Forward - Debola Ogunseye, Newberry
Forward - Bruno Conceicão, Tusculum
Forward - Junior Nyemb, Wingate
Midfielder - Luis Carrizosa, Lenoir-Rhyne
Midfielder - Lucas Paulini , Tusculum
Midfielder - Luke Mulholland, Wingate
Midfielder - Anteneh Lemma, Tusculum
Defender - Thomas Ostvold, Carson-Newman
Defender - Aaron Wheeler, Lenoir-Rhyne
Defender - Felipe Nogueira, Lincoln Memorial
Defender - Gary Higgins, Lenoir-Rhyne
Goalkeeper - Sean Merfeld, Mars Hill
Forward - Omar Cooke, Carson-Newman
Forward - Kwame Gyamfi, Newberry
Forward - Rory Green, Wingate
Midfielder - Shane Abbott, Newberry
Midfielder - Gareth Williams, Tusculum
Midfielder - Aaron McKenna, Lincoln Memorial
Midfielder - Marcus Cabralis, Carson-Newman
Defender - Everardo Flores, Carson-Newman
Defender - Rondon Bacchus, Mars Hill
Defender - Sven Meyer, Tusculum
Defender - Shawn Brunk, Lenoir-Rhyne
Goalkeeper - Jordan Moore, Carson-Newman


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The coalition had such hopes pinned on Justice Asher Grunis. Its members made extreme efforts to get him named Supreme Court president. He was supposed to be their anti-Beinisch: the right-wing, nationalist, Zionist response to former court President Dorit Beinisch, the bane of their existance.
But as great as the hopes were, the disappointment was even greater: Not once, but twice since assuming his post, Grunis has handed humiliating defeats to the political right. A month ago, Grunis ordered the evacuation of the illegal outpost at Migron by August 1, and on Monday, he rejected the impudent request by the government to leave Beit El´s Ulpana neighborhood in place for, well, for forever, if not a bit longer.
The silence that enveloped the Prime Minister´s Office yesterday was evidence of the shock it had received. The Ulpana neighborhood, comprised of five multi-family buildings on the edge of Beit El, has turned into Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu´s hill of horrors. Sending bulldozers there and forcibly evacuating some 200 men, women and children in the midst of an election campaign would be the equivalent, in electoral terms, of the series of terrorist bombings in early 1996 that ended up toppling Shimon Peres´s government.
Thus one can cautiously assume that Netanyahu will not consider, even in his worst nightmares, adhering to the High Court´s ruling. The sight of demolished buildings and evacuated settlers only weeks before an election will drive masses of Likud voters into the hands of Avigdor Lieberman´s Yisrael Beiteinu and National Union. And the mantra being chanted by all during the past few days - "Netanyahu will be the next prime minister" - will be very much in doubt.
Until only a few weeks ago, Netanyahu would tell his interlocutors that passing a law in the Knesset to retroactively legalize the illegal outposts was "not a good solution." At this point, he may be ready to change his mind.
After the High Court issued its most recent ruling on Migron, in March, Netanyahu publicly promised to uphold it.
Yesterday he said nothing at all, even though the High Court is the same High Court, the justices are the same justices, and the settlers - who embarrassed him so at the Likud convention earlier this week - are the same settlers. (© Copyright 2012 Ha´aretz 05/08/12)
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(Yahoo!) -- The Senate's bipartisan "Gang of Eight" had planned a press conference Tuesday to unveil a sweeping immigration reform bill, but the event has been postponed until later in the week in the wake of the deadly Boston bombings.
The bill would put the 11 million undocumented immigrants in the country on a 13-year path to U.S. citizenship that would cost each $2,000 in fines plus additional fees, and would begin only after steps have been taken to secure the border, the Associated Press reports.
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anyone know the undercard for cage warriors 53?
anyone know the undercard for cage warriors 53?
the trouble i've seen, nobody knows my sorrow
sorry mate, but for some reason the old song popped into my head, hopefully someone sensible replies
Well there are 8 fights announced...
Guessing just a couple more will come or a couple of Amateurs.
Richie Edgeworth is going to get handled big time by N'Doye.
Obviously we would have had more Scottish-based guys on the card were it not for the fact that Paul McVeigh, Graham Turner and Dan Hope were added to last month's London card after their fights at On Top had been cancelled.


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Joined: 11 Jan 2007
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Location: Madison
Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 2:26 pm
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Packman Luke wrote:
incognito_man wrote:
Quick, plain, and unenthusiastic. You went out of your way to welcome me, but clearly took no pleasure in it. Clearly you feel a sense of responsibility in welcoming newcomers, but hold no specific sense of welcome for me. I do not like you, but I respect you.
An exclamation mark! Perhaps you read what I had to say, and are excited about what I might offer. On the other hand, your excitement is not couples with any kind of feedback; why not? You aren't actually excited to see me, you are just pretending to be friendly. You sir, are a fake. I do not like you, nor do I respect you.
Ah, the "welcome" that has been put to question. A capitalized W indicates a general acceptance of grammar rules, but the period has been ominously left out. The sentence is not finished. Something will follow this welcome, but what? Creepy is the least of it. It is a threat; a hidden message of terrorism. Please! Leave me be, I just want to talk about Jermichael Finley.
Even more brief than the initial example. This "welcome" is quiet and quick to be brought to a finish. "welcome. now let's get posting" It is contrite, but not obtrusive. "welcome. yadda yadda yadda, you're now part of the community." Thank you, oh venerable poster, I do feel welcome. I feel good about this situation.
i missed this earlier, but this is spot-on. It's how I felt about it as well.
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Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2012 11:40 am
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Hey, I'm from Nova Scotia and I've been a fan for about 8 years now. I've been following these boards for a while and figured I'd finally sign up and try and contribute a bit and learn some more about football.
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Posts: 767
Location: New Jersey
Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2012 2:50 am
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I'm John, 23, from NJ. Born in Canada and moved here when I was real young. The CFL sucks so my Dad grew up on Bart Starr and raised me on Brett Favre. I think I might be a bigger Aaron Rodgers fan though. I work in sales and am a part time college student.
My favorite Packers all-time are Reggie White, Robert Brooks, LeRoy Butler, Brett Favre, William Henderson (he jumped up at the tunnel and gave me his game hat after a win in Buffalo in like '01)
Favorite current Packers: Clay Matthews, Aaron Rodgers, Nick Collins (he retweeted me once it was cool hah), Charles Woodson, Jordy Nelson
Movies/TV - Snatch, Lock Stock & 2 Smoking Barrels, Paid In Full, Billy Madison, Blow, Donnie Brasco, Training Day, The Wire, Boardwalk Empire, Seinfeld, Curb Your Enthusiasm, The Sopranos,
Music - 50/50 on classic rock & rap; Pink Floyd, The Rolling Stones, The Eagles, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Young Jeezy, Rick Ross, Meek Mill, Jadakiss, Wiz Khalifa
Other Athletes - Deron Williams, Kevin Durant, Blake Griffin, Martin Brodeur, Frankie Edgar, Terrell Suggs, AJ Green,
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Posts: 767
Location: New Jersey
Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2012 2:53 am
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yupyup wrote:
I've been posting here for a little while but never saw this thread. Packer fan from Eden Prairie, Minnesota. My dad lived near GB so I just followed the team because of him.
your signature defines me as a football fan
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Posts: 2
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 2:45 pm
Post subject: Re: Introductions: Part 3
I am Tony, age 30, grew up in Green Bay.
I played FB in HS. Played center most of my life. Started for my HS team in two consecutive state championships. Never attempted to play college ball but I wish I would have. 6' 250 pound centers were not in high demand. I feel I missed my calling as a Fullback.
Favorite All Time Packers
Ray Nitschke
Ron Hallstrom
Leroy Butler
William Henderson
Ahman Green
Donald Driver
Favorite non-Packer athletes of All Time
Bo Jackson
Barry Sanders
Joe Montana
Paul Scholes
Favorite Movies:
Pulp Fiction
True Romance
Star Wars
28 Days Later
Greatest of All Time
Music- Led Zeppelin - Wu Tang Clan - Daft Punk - Sublime
Sports- Michael Jordan - Paul Scholes
Hottie- Gwen Stefani
Actors- Leonardo Dicaprio - Robert De Niro
TV Show- Top Chef
Comedian- Eddie Murphy
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Posts: 18590
Location: Canada
Posted: Mon Apr 30, 2012 9:22 pm
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I didn't know this thread existed!
I'm James, 20 years old, and I currently live in London, Ontario, Canada. Just finished my last exam of my 1st year undergrad at the University of Western Ontario (school where the Chargers Vaughn Martin comes from).
I do not, nor have I ever played a down of competitive football, but I am an avid fan, and have been a Green Bay fan for about 4 years now.
Used to play tennis competitively at an international level, so I switched over to watching football after I quit.
Figured I'd post in this since I plan on being here for a while.
Favorite All Time Packers (past and current)
Leroy Butler
Ahman Green
Donald Driver
Aaron Rodgers
Nick Collins (
Favorite non-Packer athletes of All Time
Andre Agassi
Tracy McGrady
Larry Bird
Barry Sanders
Favorite Movies:
Shawshank Redemption
Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Star Wars (original trilogy)
Step Brothers
Tv Shows
Arrested Development
Breaking Bad
Friday Night Lights
South Park
The Office
Music - Foo Fighters - Eminem
Hottie- Natalie Portman - Mila Kunis - Brooklyn Decker
Actors- Tom Hanks
Comedian- Billy Connolly - George Carlin
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Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2012 4:13 am
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JBURGE25 wrote:
I didn't know this thread existed!
Same here never really acknowledged any of the stickied threads.
I'm Logan, just turned 21 last month, grew up in central Florida. Family was die-hard Packer fans, so I was just kind born into it. Right now working on getting a business degree from UCF. Played football in HS all four years, I sucked. Played safety, but never played there, only ever got in on kick-off coverage.
Favorite All-Time Packers
(only been watching religiously since 2003)
Al Harris,Aaron Rodgers,Jermichael Finley,Clay Matthews III,Nick Barnett,Charles Woodson,Josh Sitton,Greg Jennings,Tom Crabtree,Alex Green
Favorite Non-Packer Athletes
Earl Campbell,Ricky Williams,Cam Newton,Sean Taylor,JJ Redick,Kenneth Faried,Steve Nash,Vernon Davis,Glen Davis,Jameer Nelson, Orlando Magic
Favorite Movies/TV
Breaking Bad,Workaholics,Walking Dead,28 Days/Weeks, Fight Club, Se7en,300,Shutter Island,Dark Kight (2008),almost any comedy
Danny Brown, Kendrick Lamar, Big Krit, Currensy, ASAP Rocky, Devin the Dude, Freddie Gibbs, Jay Electronica, Murs, Shad, SchoolboyQ, Elzhi, Smoke DZA, Slightly Stoopid, Blu, RHCP, Smashing Pumpkins, Nine Inch Nails, Sublime, alot
Nick Swardson, Joe Rogan, Daniel Tosh, Louis CK, Brian Regan, Joe Diaz, ive never really watched stand up and not laughed besides when I watched Steven Wright and older guys like George Carlin, Kinison.
Rosie Huntington Whitely, Kate Upton, Brooklyn Decker, Natalie Portman, Jessica Alba, Jennifer Garner, Marisa Miller, Torrie Wilson, Stacy Keibler, Joanna Krupa, alot
Fishing, xbox (cod,2k nba, madden), tv, beach, chilling
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My name is Travis, 22 years old, live in Lenexa, KS which is a suburb of Kansas City. I go by Siv which is short for Sivart which is my name backwards. No idea how I became a Packers fan just happened when I was like 4. I played wide receiever in high school along with baseball and basketball. I am a die hard KU fan. I am the only person of 8 in my family who didn't attend the school however. Currently a pharmacy tech and going to school at UMKC.
Favorite all time Packers would be Favre, Sharpe, Brooks, Freeman, Lofton, and Collins.
Barry Sanders and Earl Campbell are my favorite non Packers.
Favorite Movies
True Romance
Boyz N Da Hood
Remember the Titans
Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels
Super Troopers
Favorite music
Wu Tang Clan
Craig Mack
Favorite shows
Modern Family
True Blood
Oh and when Mike McCarthy was the QB coach for Kansas City Chiefs for like two or three years he was my next door neighbor. Used to hang out with all the parents at our parties and I remember him always drinking a beer. He threw a couple parties at the Chiefs indoor field and invited the neighborhood which was fun.
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Posts: 18590
Location: Canada
Posted: Mon Sep 10, 2012 3:51 pm
Post subject:
Siv wrote:
Oh and when Mike McCarthy was the QB coach for Kansas City Chiefs for like two or three years he was my next door neighbor. Used to hang out with all the parents at our parties and I remember him always drinking a beer. He threw a couple parties at the Chiefs indoor field and invited the neighborhood which was fun.
Luckiest person ever.
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JBURGE25 wrote:
I don't hunt
So I gathered.
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Posts: 11849
Posted: Mon Sep 10, 2012 7:26 pm
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My name is Eric and I hail from central Wisconsin. I'll be a freshman at Northwestern University this fall (in ten days, actually) and will be majoring in philosophy while taking the pre-med route. My eyes are set on medical school with a hopeful focus in neurology and possibly neurosurgery.
Outside of my obvious love for the Green Bay Packers, I'm a big history fan, a devoted Manchester United follower, a Milwaukee Bucks fan (unfortunately) and I enjoy reading history material and writing in general. Football's Future provides an outlet for two of those passions: the Packers and writing. The information and understanding I've garnered from this website, namely from Palmy and CWood21, is invaluable.
My Packer experience started in 2000 when the Packers played host to the Arizona Cardinals. I don't remember many details from the game besides the final score of 29-3. That was the first game I was a witness to and it'll be embedded in my Packer code until the day I die. The next several years consisted of Sundays spent on the couch eating Subway, watching FOX and falling in love with Ahman Green's style of play while conversely maintaining a growing disdain toward Mike Sherman. The first real game I recall vividly was the opening week of the 2001 season with Ahman Green thrashing the Detroit Lions in a 28-6 victory that saw him take a sweep 80 yards for the score. That play, too, is embedded in my memory as the first real action I recall. From the 37-0 shutout of the Washington Redskins following the tragedy we all know and wish to not recall, to Favre's comeback win over the Jaguars and the season-ending win over the Giants, 2001 marks the first season in which I truly followed the Packers.
Through the next several seasons which saw the incredible pick-six against Seattle, Favre's miraculous rally following his father's death and the infamous 4th and 26, my love grew exponentially. It was the pain and suffering experienced in those years that made my passion for the franchise stronger. It all came to fruition in 2010, of course, and I will always be thankful for that day - a day I recall from the minute I woke up to the minute I went to sleep.
A few of my favorite Packer memories include the following:
1. Ahman Green's 80 yard touchdown sweep against the Lions (week one, 2001).
2. Shutout against Washington following 9-11 (week two, 2001).
3. Favre's miraculous week 16 performance against Oakland.
4. Minnesota losing on a last second throw to vault Green Bay, a winner over Denver in which Ahman Green had a 98 yard scamper, into the playoffs.
5. Al Harris' pick-six (playoffs, 2003).
6. 4th and 26 (playoffs, 2004).
7. NFC Championship loss to New York.
8. Rodgers' first start, and win, over Minnesota.
9. Rodgers' season-ending win over Detroit.
10. The most epic game I can recall: a 51-45 loss to Arizona.
11. The entire Super Bowl season.
12. [Added late] Bad blood victory over the Vikings that saw several fights following the game [2003, 2004 I believe?]
Aside from those select few memories, pretty much everything over the last decade rings a bell. It's pretty fun to note that Green Bay won a title on my 10 year anniversary of being a fan.
Here's a rundown of every game I've been to:
1. 2001, week 10, 23-20 loss to the Atlanta Falcons [LeRoy Butler's last game as a Packer].
2. 2003, week 12, 20-10 win over the San Francisco 49ers.
3. 2004, week 15, 28-25 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars [Favre threw an absolutely ridiculous interception from three yards out].
4. 2007, week 11, 31-17 win over the Carolina Panthers [NFL record age combination of starting quarterbacks; Testervarde and Favre].
5. 2010, week 16, 45-17 win over the New York Giants [sat next to a guy who threw a beer at Hakeem Nicks and hit him; also the beginning of the 19 game winning streak].
6. 2011, week 6, 24-3 win over the St. Louis Rams.
7. 2011, week 14, 46-16 win over the Oakland Raiders [end of the epic winning streak].
8. 2011, week 17, 45-41 win over the Detroit Lions [my personal favorite].
9. 2011, divisional playoffs, 37-20 loss to the New York Giants [I can't discuss this one].
A few more lists:
Favorite Players:
Ahman Green, Darren "There Ain't Nobody" Sharper, Al Harris, William Henderson, Bubba Franks, Mike McKenzie, Greg Jennings, Nick Collins, Aaron Rodgers, Tony Fisher, Ray Nitschke, and Antonio Freeman.
Favorite non-Packers:
Kevin Durant, Lionel Messi, Taylor Twellman, Wayne Rooney, and Ray Lewis.
Favorite Movies:
Shawshank Redemption, Dark Knight(s), Ferris Buehler's Day Off (spelling), Good Will Hunting, Step Brothers, Gran Torino, Saving Private Ryan, Band of Brothers collection, Schindler's List, Forrest Gump and The Silence of the Lambs.
Favorite Music:
Motley Crue, AC/DC, Def Leppard, Metallica, Iron Maiden, Buckcherry, Black Stone Cherry, Theory of a Deadman, KISS, Poison, and Guns n' Roses.
Favorite non-Packer Teams:
New England Revolution, Manchester United, USMNT and the Milwaukee Brewers.
If you ever want to chat or introduce yourself, feel free to PM me! It's been and will continue to be a pleasure around here. I'm glad I came across this forum and will hope to contribute more over the foreseeable future!
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GWH87 wrote:
Somebody take the off season shovel out of Ted's hands & bury him in his own hole.
How can he dig a hole if he's too busy sitting on his hands?
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Hello all! Long time follower of the Packer and a Shareholder. Have long posted at a different packer forum under the same username. Trying this site out to see how I like it. Hope to enjoy talking Packer football with you all.
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Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2012 8:16 pm
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GBP4EVER wrote:
Hello all! Long time follower of the Packer and a Shareholder. Have long posted at a different packer forum under the same username. Trying this site out to see how I like it. Hope to enjoy talking Packer football with you all.
Thought this was you...welcome! You will see a few others you will recognize from that site as well here....
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Posts: 242
Location: Italy
Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 10:26 pm
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Hi my name is David, I'm 23 and in the U.S. Army. I'm married with two kids and we love the Packers. Not sure on what to say.
Favorite Packers:
1. Aaron Rodgers (obviously)
2. A.J. Hawk
3. B.J. Raji
Favorite moments:
1. Super Bowl 45
2. NFC Championship vs DA Bears
3. Brett Favre breaking all the records while in Green Bay
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Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 11:33 pm
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3. Brett Favre breaking all the records while in Green Bay
You were cool all the way up until this point.
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Posts: 49
Location: Westerville Ohio
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 3:06 pm
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Hello all, long time reader of the boards but I decided to be more social and sign up for an account.
Name: Dan. I am 27 years old, I currently live in Columbus Ohio. I worked for a local Fortune 500 Company in Management until this August. That company is Worthington Cylinders, we have a branch in Chilton Wisconsin and I had the pleasure of being in Wisconsin several times for work. I have yet to attend a game in Wisconsin but have seen the Packers play several times, including in Cincinnatti, Cleveland, Pittsburg, Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, and a few others.
I have been unable to find work since I was forced to resign my position at WC (it's tough here in Ohio). So I am going back to school next summer at THEE Ohio State University studying Economics.
Favorite All Time Packers:
Reggie White
Javon Walker
Leroy Butler
Donald Driver
Mason Crosby (Yep, I said that
Brett Favre
Aaron Rodgers
Favorite Movies:
Raising Arizona
Rear Window (Original Hitchcock version, not the remake)
The Island
Greatest of All Time
Music - ATB, Broken Bells, Bush
Hottie - Hayden Pannitierre (spelling?) and the short haired chick from CSI
Actors - Morgan Freeman, Jason Statham
TV Show - Family Guy, CSI's, American Gold, anything related to Space like Ancient Aliens, Through The Wormhole
Comedian - Ron White, George Carlin & Daniel Tosh
Musical - R.E.N.T.
Favorite Memories:
Packers vs Patriots SB
Packers vs Steelers SB
Packers vs Cardinals Playoff Loss (solidified my belief in Aaron Rodgers and forget about #4)
Packers vs Bears NFC Championship
Any other time we play the Bears and win.
Any other time the Bears go down in defeat against anyone.
Favre - MNF Game
When I purchased 4 shares of stock
Lease Favorite Memories:
Not signing Javon Walker, man that really irked me.
Elway beating us.
Reggie Whites death.
The Favre Breakup
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Refractive eye surgery - what to ask your doctorWhat to ask your doctor about refractive eye surgery; Nearsightedness surgery - what to ask your doctor; LASIK - what to ask your doctor; Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis - what to ask your doctor; Laser vision correction - what to ask your doctor; PRK - what to ask your doctor
Refractive eye surgery helps improve nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. If you are nearsighted, you have trouble seeing things that are far away.
Below are some questions you may want to ask your doctor or nurse.
Will this surgery help my type of vision problem?
- Will I still need glasses or contact lenses?
- Will it help with seeing things that are far away? With reading and seeing things close up?
- Can I have surgery on both eyes at the same time?
- How long will the results last?
- What are risks for having the surgery?
How do I prepare for this surgery?
- Do I need a physical exam by my regular doctor?
- Can I wear my contact lenses before the surgery?
- Can I use makeup?
- What if I am pregnant?
- Do I need to stop taking my medicines beforehand?
What happens during the surgery?
- Will I be asleep or awake?
- Will I feel any pain?
- How long will the surgery last?
- When will I be able to go home?
- Will I need someone to drive for me?
How do I take care of my eyes after surgery?
- What type of eye drops will I use?
- How long will I need to take them?
- Can I touch my eyes at all?
- When can I take a shower or bath? When can I swim?
- When will I be able to drive? Work? Exercise?
- Are there any activities or sports that I will not be able to do after my eyes are healed?
- Will the surgery cause cataracts?
What will it be like right after surgery?
- Will I be able to see?
- Will I have any pain?
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- If my vision is still blurry, will more surgery help?
Do I need any follow-up appointments?
For what problems or symptoms should I call the doctor?
Messmer JJ. LASIK: A primer for family physicians. Am Fam Physician. 2010:81(1):42-47,48.
Mimura T, Azar DT. Current concepts, classification, and history of refractive surgery. In: Yanoff M, Duker JS, Augsburger JJ, et al. Ophthalmology. 3rd ed. St. Louis, Mo: Mosby; 2008:chap 3.1.
Young JA, Kornmehl EW. Preoperative evaluation for refractive surgery. In: Yanoff M, Duker JS, Augsburger JJ, et al. Ophthalmology. 3rd ed. St. Louis, Mo: Mosby; 2008:shap 3.2.
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Reviewed By: Linda J. Vorvick, MD, Medical Director, MEDEX Northwest Division of Physician Assistant Studies, University of Washington, School of Medicine; and Franklin W. Lusby, MD, Ophthalmologist, Lusby Vision Institute, La Jolla, California. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.


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Manager does not know how to respond to people who don't understand English. I made a visit to McDonald's in queens center mall the food court on February 11th 2012 at 6:15pm .. There were three lines open only and three managers .. Two male and one female manager. The lines were redicoulously packed .. As I'm waiting in Register 1, a male manager was taking a females order and flirting at the same time.. I didn't like it because while he is flirting with the customer, we all are waiting to order. The female manager was getting the food then I seen her go to the back then returned 10 mins later . While I am standing on this line, the male manager then calls te next customer to order . The customer was Chinese and couldn't speak proper English . So the male manager then says to te customer "you have to learn to speak English mam, I quite don't understand what you are saying. The customer got mad then walked off the line . Then when it was time for me to place my order, the male manager was making fun of the chinese customer and says " all these immigrants in this world and they dont kno how to speak a but of english. That as a manager is not how u talk to customers. I am goin to get the department of labor involved because I feel like the manger was very discouraging . I am myself an immigrant and I did not like his respond.
You need to hire more MATURE managers.
I don't see how this is a Dept. of Labor issue.
So any word back from the DOL?
I'm betting they say the same things that we have ....
This is not a DOL issue.
I'm comfused. There were three managers and they were also the onlycashiers? And what are you calling flirting? There have been manytimes that I was talking to a male and someone accused me of flirtingwhen I was just being nice.
If the Chinese customers did NOT understand English, then how did saidcustomer know to get mad and depart the line when the manager repliedto him solely in English?
Sounds to me like the customer DID know some English.
Some restaurants have photo menus for people who can not read English.It would be nice if this place had one. The lady (who may have been atoutist, not an immigrant) could have pointed to what she wanted.
If I were a tourist in China, I'd have great difficulty ordering ameal in a reataurant.
This is definitely not an issue for the NYS Department of Labor.
Being bilingual is a bonus but not a requirement.
Now granted I've been on the other side of things where I was theperson who couldn't speak the local language.
I learned to point to menus - the ones in Japan do have pictures. AndI learned to have a translation book, and to learn the words of myfavorite foods.
If someone came into my shop and couldn't speak English I would tellthem the same thing, if I cant understand you I cant help you.
I am also one of those people who feels that you should speak Englishif you live here. I respect your culture, so respect ours.
in employment. How a jackass talks to and about customers is nottheir concern. I hope the owner gets back with you, though, and youhave the manager's name.


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Indians avoid arbitration with Masterson, agree to deal
(GOODYEAR, Ariz.) – The Cleveland Indians were able to avoid arbitration with ace pitcher Justin Masterson on Tuesday afternoon.
Masterson agreed to a one-year deal with the Tribe worth $9,762,500 to avoid arbitration.
The right-hander was scheduled to board an afternoon flight for the hearing, but WTAM 1100 learned early in the day that Masterson was not going to need to make the trip to Florida.
Masterson told a group of reporters that he and the Indians were "very close" to finishing up a one-year deal prior to the official announcement by the club.
The Indians were offering Masterson $8.05 million, while the righty filed for $11.8 million. The two sides met below the midway point.
Earlier this spring the Tribe finished 2-0 in arbitration hearings that they had with right-handers Vinnie Pestano and Josh Tomlin.
The possibility of a long-term deal is still an option for the Indians and Masterson as only a couple seasons ago they went through a similar situation with shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera.
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Teenage culture cracked open a generation gap as young people searched for their own modern identity. Artistic trends cast away fussy details. Inspired by space age technology, streamlined looks were fused into architecture, fashion, commercial products, and even automotive design. As communication satellites rose, so did the hemlines of neon-bright skirts. Skin was "in," especially on the warm Pacific coastlines.
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Surfing culture surged into the Heartland with tunes by Jan and Dean, The Drifters, and especially The Beach Boys - surf's "big kahunas." Beach bunnies and surfer dudes swung to pop music focused on broken hearts, surfing, fast cars, and being "true to your school." New dance moves included the Twist, the Mashed Potato, the Swim, the Watusi, the Jerk. Girls in oversized "bird cages" shimmied in mini skirts and white go-go boots.
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The characters were really funny and some were quite real. On her adventure, she gets a funny pig, along with a traveler, Fred, who is roguish and cute at the same time. His own pet, a wolf, helps them along the way. Their adventure lands them in a heap of trouble and takes them all across the kingdom while Kyra is running from the army.
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Farrah Jones is a good girl. She doesn't drink or swear, and has the appropriate number of sweater in her wardrobe. Farrah believes she's finally left behind her dark past, but when she moves away with to a foster home in Stratford, Ontario she meets her new best friend. Her path to a new beginning is challenged by Stratford Central Secondary School's Walking One-Night Stand. Justin Bieber, lean, cut, and tattoos, is exactly what Farrah wants- and needs- to avoid. He spends his days as the ultimate high school campus charmer. The moment he saw Farrah he saw something. Something beautiful. Something haunted. Something special. He tricks her into his everyday life, but if he wants to keep her in his life, he must overcome his demons and figure out hers.
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Los Angeles Archdiocese kept sexual abuse in the shadows » Father Cristobal Garcia
Father Vincent Serpa, pastor of St. Dominic Catholic Church in Eagle Rock, knew he had a problem with Father Cristobal Garcia.
He just didn't know how big.
"A family came to him to report that the associate, Father Cristobal Garcia, was involved in giving cocaine to minors in the parish," said then-Monsignor Thomas Curry, vicar of clergy for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, in a 1988 confidential memo to then-Archbishop Roger M. Mahony, three years after the incident.
"To see if he could find any evidence of this, Father Serpa went into Garcia's room while he was celebrating Mass and found a seventeen-year-old boy in his bed."
The St. Dominic priest, expelled "for serious cause" from the parish in 1985, according to church accounts, was drummed out of the Dominican Order.
He was also subject to a civil lawsuit by an altar boy accusing him and a fellow priest of molesting him for three years in the early 1980s while supplying him with illegal drugs. The church and archdiocese were also named.
Garcia, whose dalliances with and providing drugs to boys were reported to police, was never charged for any crime. But instead of banishment to religious purgatory, he was promoted into the church's highest ranks.
Garcia fled to his native Philippines, promising to seek therapy. The scion of one of that nation's wealthiest families was then welcomed into the local archdiocese, where he rose to monsignor rank.
There he founded a monastic religious society whose young male recruits called him "their supreme motivator," according to a Dallas Morning News expose.
And where, in the crucible of Asian Catholicism, he became a prominent face of his church, overseeing the worship practices of nearly 4 million believers.
"Father Cristobal agreed to go to therapy but on condition he could do so in his native Philippines," said the Curry memo, contained in Los Angeles Archdiocese personnel files released last week. "His family is very wealthy and influential, and his father volunteered to pay the expenses involved.
"Father Garcia returned to the Philippines, but there is no record of treatment. The Archbishop of Cebu incardinated him into his Archdiocese, and Father Garcia is operating there."
Now decades after his alleged sexual and drug crimes in Eagle Rock, history may be catching up.
Last fall, Garcia was implicated in a National Geographic article of being involved in the illegal — and insatiable — ivory trade to the Philippines. The magazine quoted the senior priest, one of the nation's best known ivory collectors, telling an American reporter how to smuggle illegal elephant ivory figurines into the U.S.
"Wrap it in old, stinky underwear and pour ketchup on it, so it looks (crappy) with blood," he was quoted saying. "This is how it is done."
The Philippine National Bureau of Investigation and the country's wildlife protection agency are investigating.
In a lawsuit against Garcia, Pasadena resident Paul Corral alleged that Garcia and a Brother Juan Macias had for three years molested him, on occasion holding him against his will while forcing him to submit to sexual intercourse, according to a complaint released by the archdiocese. Corral shared his story with the Dallas Morning News, which documented more than 200 cases in which Catholic clergymen had gone abroad and stayed in ministry.
Eight years ago, Garcia told the Dallas Morning News he'd had sex with altar boys and given them drugs — but only over the threat of blackmail.
One of them "not only seduced me, he also raped me," Garcia said in a 2005 interview.
He acknowledged having sex with Corral and another Los Angeles altar boy who were in their early teens. The boys, he said, obtained sex, cocaine, marijuana and money from him by threatening to accuse him of abuse.
"Who would believe me?" said Monsignor Garcia, who was then in his early to mid-50s. "What can a foreigner do?"
The global publicity about sex with boys and ivory smuggling highlighted by National Geographic didn't escape notice in Rome.
Last September, the Vatican stripped the monsignor of all ministerial duties in the Archdiocese of Cebu while the Holy See investigates the child abuse case.
The Vatican investigation came 27 years after Garcia's "possible pedophilic activity" was noted in confidential files held by the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, along with a recommendation that it be turned over for investigation.


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Hi, I fancy starting mma and was wondering if anyone knows any good gyms in cardiff with times/prices?
Hi, I fancy starting mma and was wondering if anyone knows any good gyms in cardiff with times/prices?
Paul Jenkins is running a beginners course, not sure when it starts though. There are threads on here about it somewhere, should find them easily enough with a search.
Chris Rees (Braulio Estima brown belt) teaches BJJ in Cardiff on Mon and Wed. See here for details; http://www.graciebarraswansea.co.uk
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Missed Paul's starting it was two weeks ago, mainly its Dogs of War with Sam and fresh batch of beginners every 3 months or so, Matt Lawes also teaches on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday see my sig for details.
Thanks for the info guys
Triplema opposite Splott market is good, I've been training there for a couple of months now.
Here's the website, all the info you need is on there. The coach is Mike Furse, give him a bell or drop me a message on here if there's anything else you need to know mate, what the sessions are like or whatever.
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ok zam,,, i am not willing to argue with you but i will answer your questions.
yes i trained there a couple of times,, so yes i know what its like there.
being graded in mma(mixed martial arts) is a joke, there is no such thing.
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