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20 Years Of Mack Dawg Productions
A Legacy Of Influence
By Jesse Huffman
"Decade was monumental. To call a video Double Decade is a bold title—it better be bolts."—JP Walker
Ten years ago, snowboarding was still ragged around the edges, the limits of the possible broken down and redefined each season by the likes of Peter Line's backside rodeos or Kevin Jones' dizzying rotations. Decade fell square into this era as a milestone in progression, featuring a new guard of soon-to-be legends like Devun Walsh and JP Walker going past simply inventing new tricks to stomping them, consistently, with style, and on terrain that would find your average pro throwing a method, at best. Decade was the stamp of ten years of influence by Mike McEntire's Mack Dawg Productions on snowboarding's history, encompassing some of the heaviest sessions and showcasing the best riders pushing themselves and our sport to new limits.
That was 1998. Fast-forward ten crazy years—the jib revival fully ensconced, snowmobiles providing unparalleled access to backcountry terrain, and the level of rider talent at an all-time high, and MDP is at the apex of influence with its final classic—Double Decade.
Stocked with an all-star cast of today's best riders, including Ettala, Mathes, Wiig, and Oksanen, DD also features full parts from several Decade alums—Walsh, Jones, Walker, and Yli-Luoma. Filmed in supernaturally crisp HD by MDP Director Brad Kremer, DD has everything in place to be the movie that freaks out the next generation of rippers, just as Decade did ten years ago.
The Legacy
The film company that started out in 1988 as Mike McEntire, traveling out of his car, scraping money for his next reel of film, has become Mack Dawg Productions as we know it today. As of 2008, MDP has now shot over 1,250 hours of footage. He has produced 25 films, and Double Decade is evidence that McEntire, Kremer, and the Mack Dawg Productions Company have tapped more than just a fountain of constant enthusiasm—they've created a living legacy of snowboard history and progression.
Transworld Senior Photographer Andy Wright has been shooting stills for MDP since Decade. An early-90s pro himself, he's seen the impact that all those MDP films have had. "In the early days, there was nothing that compared to Mack Dawg movies," says Wright. "They influenced a generation who took it to the next level and are now inspiring the next generation to do the same. Mike McEntire has been in it for over twenty years, and most of those years were long before there was any kind of money or mainstream appeal—without his vision I really don't think snowboarding would be what it is today."
Case in point, current MDP rider Darrell Mathes talks about the film that got him stoked on going snowboarding: "I remember the first Decade—how much of an influence it had on my life, and how it gave me the passion to snowboard. So with this project, I put more pride and hard work into making Double Decade, hoping the new wave of kids will feel the same way as I did and be inspired."
JP Walker grew up watching MDP originals like The Hard, The Hungry, And The Homeless. As one of the key riders in Decade, he says that filming the follow-up was a strange experience in influence coming around full circle. "When Decade first came out I was tripping on Dawger," says Walker. "I was just thinking, 'Man this guy's been making snowboard videos for ten years!' Now all of a sudden, I'm that dude I was tripping on … "
Progression: Part 1
While filming the original Decade, McEntire predicted that the level of riding would become "ridiculous" in the next ten years. "And now it is," he continues. "The tech and the scale of things are really, really ridiculous." Seth Huot summarizes the change between Decade and its follow-up: "Drop-in ramps, sleds, and helis." Add to that quicker, more-reliable jibbing, easier and further access into the backcountry, and flights to the steepest mountains in the world.
Now 1080s are the new 360, back lips are the new boardslide, and spinning off cliffs into powder, backward, is average. MDP has always focused on the most progressive shredding, and Double Decade is no different—the roster is stacked with riders who exemplify just how far things have come from the neon-spangled beginnings of modern-day snowboarding. And if you look close, the evolution of the movies themselves are woven right into that trajectory, from crusty resort outcasts to today's flash and mainstream appeal.
"In the early days of snowboard films," explains MDP Director Brad Kremer, "just about anything the riders did was progressive because it was so new. To me, the movies were more about the lifestyle and exploration. That was the beauty of the New Kids On the Twock era—they had a lot of feeling and emotion."
The Decade years documented the warp-speed velocity of snowboard evolution—tricks being invented left and right, riders taking their boards to limits no one had ever seen before. "Videos changed from being about the lifestyle to focusing on the progression," says Kremer. "They became very fast paced, and a lot of the creativity on the production side was put in the back seat because all we cared about was the shot, shot, shot."
Since then, Kremer observes, there has been a second resurgence of innovation, in the films themselves. "Because the sport is not progressing at the lightning pace it used to, you see a lot more people exploring the story they can tell with a snowboard film. It's almost like we have come full circle back to the focusing on the creativity and production of snowboard films."
Not to say that snowboarding has leveled off these days. "When a double-pump frontside air off a bump could make the cut," adds Kremer, "you didn't need to worry about getting up at 5:00 a.m.—but when people expect you to do a perfect switch back nine over an 80-foot gap into powder, you might want to be sober and get a good night's sleep."
Progression: Part 2
Riding has progressed and so has filming—the latest change being the quest to track down new terrain, be it an undiscovered rail, a perfect wallride, or a new backcountry zone. Kremer was hired on in 2003 as MDP's new director in the middle of this shift toward fresh locations. Formerly the director for Kingpin Productions, Kremer hoped to liven up what he saw as an overly serious film company, capitalizing on MDP's high production quality while pushing for new angles, edits, and filming styles.
Double Decade marks a major production shift—the second year since Kremer shelved the 16mm cameras in favor of HD. The decision to switch formats came during 2006/07, while the company was gearing up to film for Picture This, a season that would prove to be the worst snow-wise of almost any on record.
"Luckily for us we had a plan to try some new production techniques," recalls Kremer. "We wanted to experiment with shooting HD and getting a more cinematic feel to the movie, so when the snow didn't happen the way we were used to, we just dove deeper into our plans for the filming side of things." The results speak for themselves: moving dollies, heli-mounted cameras, night powder and pipe missions—what Kremer says were "some of the absolute hardest shoots I have ever done." He continues, "And as much as I wish we'd had a better snow year to complement Picture This, it did give us an excuse to go all out and learn what was actually possible."
The effect was immediate—a smoother, cleaner, eerily vivid picture. But was something lost in the digital translation? The riders don't think so.
"I do miss the old videos," says Seth Huot, "but you can't keep doing the same thing over and over, everything has to progress or it gets stale. It's funny, the snowboarding pushes the production and vice versa—I'll see something that wouldn't even be a shot a couple years ago, but since the production has changed, things are looked at differently and it could end up being amazing for the movie."
Walsh is more outspoken: "I really like the new look and think it brings more personality to snowboard films. Grunge is dead!"
Double Down
With the cameras dialed, fresh faces and returning veterans, the MDP crew set out to film a "classic" MDP film, in the vein of the first Decade— "A bit updated and polished, of course," says Kremer, "but classic nonetheless." An early-season Utah jib session with Jones, Walker, Mathes and Hout was a standout for McEntire and Kremer, while Lauri Heiskari, Iikka Bäckström, and Wiig all mention a few heavy Whistler backcountry days with Walsh, Ettala, and Walker. For Wright, the banger was in Alaska, with Walsh's monstrous backside 180 over a rock gap—the Transworld September cover shot.
Mixed in with all this, McEntire personally edited some historical pieces. "It shows the progression of riding through the years," says McEntire, "bringing back a lot of killer memories for the older shredders and at the same time teaching the new shredders about the roots of the sport."
As for some salty punk-rock soundtrack, that's probably not going to happen. "That was ten years ago," says Eero Ettala. "I am sure kids wanna hear some electro pop these days."
Keep It Lit Up
With Double Decade, MDP shows no signs of slowing down. The company has built and maintained more momentum than any other outfit, but even McEntire says, "I actually did not think it would last this long."
So what's kept them in the game? For Kremer, it's constant pursuit of perfection. "It's simple: I want to make the best snowboard film ever produced. Period. One day I will get there. But it's the journey and the experience that keeps it exciting." McEntire breaks it down to the craft of pushing each project further and further: "Filmmaking is an art. Art is fun. Fun is inspiring." And what an experience that's been. As Walker notes, "Think about how many bangers Dawger has witnessed go down with his own eyes over the last twenty." But brace yourself, kiddos—next season there ain't going to be another part-for-part Mack Dawg shred video breakdown.
In August 2008, McEntire announced that he's going to put aside the annual snowboard movie formula in order to focus on longer-term and more in-depth projects. Peter Line will be the first subject in a series of documentary films, along with a history of snowboarding feature, commercials, and 3-D pieces. It's a shift McEntire has wanted to make for a while, but couldn't while the season-to-season snowboard movie production machine was still in place.
McEntire doesn't rule out another rider-part film sometime in the future, but for now he's moving on and glad to have put out the best follow-up shred movie to date—Double Decade: all-time shredding and a fitting cap for the twenty-year reign of Mack Dawg Productions.
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Lyles clinches as Brevard beats Lincoln Memorial, 5-4March 21, 2009
Winning streak reaches seven
Brevard, S.C. – The Brevard Tornados kept rolling Saturday, beating Lincoln Memorial, 5-4, to claim their seventh straight victory and second straight SAC win. The match wasn't decided until the final singles point, where Nate Lyles clinched the victory for Brevard.
The Tornados (11-2, 2-2 South Atlantic Conference) won two of three double points over the Railsplitters (3-5, 0-1 SAC). Konstantin Savelyev and Cole Altizer lost to LMU's Tom Goossens and Hannes Ganss, 8-5, but Jarred Fisher and Heikki Riikonen beat Bastian Guenther and Zack Jones, 8-6 and the duo of Andrew Thompson and Lyles edged Andras Pauko and Gabor Szabo, 8-6.
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I have created and helped deliver five so-called children. (Caveat: now that I know what causes it, I won't be doing it any more.)
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Gandidham is a port city in the Kutch district of Gujarat. The town was created in the early 1950s for the resettlement of the refugees from Sindh of Pakistan in the aftermath of the partition of India. In recent history Gandhidham is a fast developing city in Gujarat state. The town of Gandhidham is a planned one that is divided into many sectors, and this was mainly because this town was constructed with the sole aim of accommodating refugees from Pakistan after the partition. The town of Gandhidham has a major port, called as Kandla port. If you are looking for car rental Gandhidham let us know and we will be happy to provide you with best budgeted deals for . Book cabs in Gandhidham


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Talk about the novels, new and used books that Armstrong has written!
Author Armstrong's Book Reviews
Bitten - Women of the Underworld 1
"Bitten" by Kelley Armstrong is basically a werewolf story. It follows the only known female werewolf named Elena and her search for an identity. She left her Pack back at Stonehaven, to try to lead a normal life in Toronto. One day, the leader of the Pack, Jeremy, leaves her an urgent message and she must go back to see what is wrong. The novel largely deals with what happens and their search for a killer who is trying to frame the werewolf pack fo...
Bitten - Women of the Underworld 1
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A war is starting between the "Pack" and the "Mutts", and real werewolves don't use guns. Elena has to decide between protecting her relationship with a new boyfriend, (who has no knowledge of her furry side) and going home to help her werewolf family find out who has been murdering humans on their land. ...
Dime Store Magic
Bantam, May 2004, 6.99, 414 pp. ISBN: 0553587064 Paige Winterbourne has spent much of her twenty-threes years of life in trouble with the Elders who felt her defiant ways made her unfit to succeed her highly regarded mother as head of the American Coven of Witches. However, nine months ago, the Elders and Paige no longer had time when her mother was murdered. Paige �adopted� a young teen witch Savannah Levine who also saw her mom die. Converse...
Elena Michaels is the only known female werewolf. While checking out some suspicious information for her Pack, Elena is kidnapped and imprisoned. Her captor is Ty Winsloe, a computer tycoon whose main interest lies collecting supernatural creatures. He had acquired members of every species of supernatural creatures that live in the human world (witches, werewolves, vampires, etc.). Experiments trying to capture the essence of what makes those creatur...
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The Awakening - Darkest Powers 2
Chloe and her other friends with magical powers escape a sinister research experiment center, discover how to control their magical powers, and join forces with a resistance group set against sabotaging the research center. Chloe Saunders is a teenage girl who is on the run from scientists with intentions to do experiments on her and her magical ability to communicate with the dead. She and her friend, Rae, are previous members of a youth group at a plac...
The Gathering
Maya is a 17 year old girl who lives in a very small town of less than 200 people. The town is called Salmon Creek. The town is actually a research facility town. The school that Maya attends only has a total of 68 students. Ranging from kindergarten through 12th grade. The town does not have malls, bed and breakfast or even a hotel. Salmon Creek only has six streets. The downtown area has only three shops. The grocery store carries the normal stuff, bu...
The Reckoning - Darkest Powers 3
Chloe and her friends fall-out with the resistance group that previously wanted to help them take down the evil scientists who were experimenting with their magical powers. Chloe is a teenage girl who has the ability to summon the spirits of the dead, a power that she is slowly learning to control. This book is the third book of a trilogy. In the first book (The Summoning) Chloe and some other teens with magical abilities are sent to a place called Lyle ...
The Summoning - Darkest Powers 1
Chloe must come to terms with her powers as a Necromancer and find out the sinister reason why she and some other teens with magical powers are kept under constant watch by doctors and scientists. Chloe is a regular teenage girl who is passionate about film-making. She seems to have a normal life going to A. R. Gurney High, an art school in Buffalo, and just enjoying teenage life. The past few days, however, she keeps having nightmares of going into a ba...


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|Build date: Sun Jul 15 23:44:49 2012
|Group: Productivity/Office/Other
|Build host: build08
|Size: 12390
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|Summary: Office files thumbnailer for the GNOME desktop
This package provides a thumbnailer for office files.
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This was implicit before. - Add pkgconfig(gobject-introspection-1.0) BuildRequires: Add new gobject-introespection support. - Split out typelib in typelib-1_0-Gsf-1 subpackage and require the new subpackage from the -devel package. * Wed Dec 21 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Remove gconf2-devel and libbonobo-devel BuildRequires: those were only needed for the gnome-vfs/bonobo support, which got removed in version 1.14.22. - Move thumbnailer out in a gsf-office-thumbnailer subpackage, so we can install it by default. - Rename main subpackage to libgsf-tools, as it only contains tools that are not of high interest to most users. - Create lang subpackage. - Add libgsf Provides to libgsf-1-114 to make lang subpackage installable. - Add lang subpackage Recommends to libgsf-1-114. - Rewrite summaries and descriptions, with more accurate text. - Change group of all packages to be more accurate, instead of Development/Libraries/GNOME: + use System/Libraries for libgsf-1-114 + use Productivity/Office/Other for tools and gsf-office-thumbnailer subpackages + keep Development/Libraries/GNOME for devel subpackage + use Development/Libraries/Python for python-gsf * Fri Dec 16 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 1.14.22: + Fix thumbnailer manual install problem. + Fix error messages on win32. + Fix resource limiting in thumbnailer. + Ensure GsfOutput::name and GsfInput::name notifications. + Cleanup old code. + Drop support for gnome-vfs and bonobo. + Fix ole2 entry sorting. [bgo#665712] + New installation method for thumbnailer. [bgo#651187] - Drop gnome subpackage: - As gnome-vfs and bonobo support was dropped, there are no more files in this package. - Add Obsoletes for libgsf-gnome < 1.14.22 to libgsf-1-114, to ease upgrades. - Remove libgsf-gnome Requires from devel subpackage. - Remove gconf schema handling. - Add xz BuildRequires because we can't build a package for a xz-compressed tarball without explicitly specifying that... See bnc#697467 for more details. - Change glib2-devel and libxml2-devel BuildRequires to pkgconfig(glib-2.0) and pkgconfig(libxml-2.0). - Clean spec-file using spec-cleaner. * Sat May 21 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 1.14.21: + bgo#645775: Implement --without-gconf for explicit dependency control. + bgo#645778: Fix python compilation problem. + bgo#649827: Fix crash on encountering user defined meta data of default type. + Write/read the correct attribute name for the value-type of user defined meta-data. + Move ODF version to 1.2. * Fri Apr 29 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 1.14.20: + Fix msole reading crash. + bgo#644217: Improve loading on metadata. * Mon Sep 27 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Remove explicit Requires in devel package: they will automatically be added the pkgconfig()-way, or they were wrong (bzip2 and zlib-devel). * Sun Sep 26 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 1.14.19: + Add some more OOo 3.2 and 3.3 namespaces. + Quiet xml parsing two bits. * Sat Apr 24 2010 email@example.com - buildrequire pkg-config to fix provides * Thu Apr 08 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 1.14.18: + Fix zip directory record problem. [bgo#614968] * Sun Feb 14 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 1.14.17: + Fix xml parser crash. + Write meta-data values in name order. + Don't call gnome_vfs_init in python binding. [bgo#599973] * Thu Dec 17 2009 email@example.com - Add baselibs.conf as a source * Sat Nov 14 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 1.14.16: + Add variant of OO_NS_FIELD. + Use gdk_pixbug for thumbnailing when available. [bgo#594359] + Fix problem with errors to stdout. [bgo#592471] + Fix gnome-vfs dependency handling. [bgo#593480] - Drop libgsf-fix-configure.patch: fixed upstream. - Drop gnome-common BuildRequires, and remove gnome-autogen.sh call. - Fix rpmlint warnings about self-obsoletion of doc package. * Sun Aug 30 2009 email@example.com - Use python_sitearch and python_sitelib: both are needed for the python files. * Sat Aug 29 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Change libgnome-devel BuildRequires to libbonobo-devel. - Add python-gobject2-devel and python-gtk-devel BuildRequires. This allows us to build the python bindings, so we create a python-gsf package. - Add libgsf-fix-configure.patch to not uselessly require gnome-vfs for the build. 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Orem • Millard's DonE Fullmer likes to wait for his opponent to make a mistake, and then make his move.
Those mistakes, apparently, have been coming early.
Official records show the Eagle senior winning his first match of the Class 2A championships Friday in just 11 seconds, though the hulking Fullmer disagrees with that mark.
"It was 9," he said with a laugh, "but who's counting?"
The quarterfinals provided Fullmer with what may constitute a test for last year's 182-pound champion now wrestling at 170. His first take-down attempt landed out of bounds, as did his second.
But, once again, it didn't take long for another opportunity to arise. Fullmer saw Gunnison's Dylan Peterson standing a little too tall, so he dove underneath him and grabbed hold of both his legs.
This time, the pin came after 1 minute and 39 seconds, and added to Millard's first-day lead. Heading into Saturday's semifinal and championship matches, the Eagles boasted a score of 147.5. Beaver stands in second at 115.5.
Sitting in third place, with a score of 100, are the Wolves of North Sevier.
"We can pull it off," said 145-pounder Brendon Sorenson. "We just have to wrestle tough and get pins whenever we can."
Sorenson bounced on the balls of his feet as he awaited his quarterfinal matchup with Enterprise's Jessie Williams. Once on the mat, Sorenson turned a reversal into a second-round pin. The junior now finds himself on track to repeat as state champion.
"I don't want to sound cocky, but I have it my mind that I'm going to take it," he said. "I just have to do my best, and hopefully I'll come out on top."
Manti's Kameron Fowles, meanwhile, knows he and his teammates are young, but says they're gaining valuable experience that should make them tough to beat next season.
In the process, the junior hopes to take home some personal hardware.
He closes his eyes and pictures the moves he will use on his opponents. He's just two more wins away from the 126-pound title.
"I have the mindset this year," he said. "Last year, I didn't have the mindset."
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Still working on the whole LINK after 15 messages so Here is another mirror:
Still working on the whole LINK after 15 messages so Here is another mirror:
im working on making my gspace available to forum members
it's hold by google so .......
Watch your back, your packetz will belong to me soon... xD
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Both links works just fine...
hxxp://www.room362.com/bt3b141207.iso (1MB/s)
hxxp://didslabs.com/files/bt3b141207.iso (750KB/s)
What group do you guys want it in? alt.binaries.cd.image ok? i'll have it off torrents in a few minutes. I don't upload to usenet much but I'd like to help out if I can.
Got one more to add to the list gents:
I believe this is one of the fastest availabilities that any linux distro has had (community based)
You might want to release a beta version for the community to test and polish before we get to BT3 final.
Another thing I wanted to ask (not that i'm a coder or anything) is the program modular?
Seeing all the features it provides you might get lucky and get volunteers whom you can assign specific tasks to work on.
just my 2 cents.
downloading now!
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text: John Piper Provides Insight on Race Relations Pastor and Wheaton alumni John Piper spoke to Wheaton College students in a chapel service on Wednesday, Oct. 3, and a public event titled "Race, Repentance, and Rejoicing" sponsored by Crossway, the Community Diversity Committee and the Chaplain's Office. "Racial harmony and diversity is not a social issue. It is a blood issue. The blood of Christ has grafted us in together by one spirit," said pastor and theologian John Piper in Wheaton College's Edman Chapel on Wednesday, Oct. 5. Piper's message centered on the issue of race, based on his recent book "Bloodlines: Race, Cross, and the Christian." The Record had a chance to interview Piper about his experiences as a student at Wheaton and the issue of race. More > Documentary 'With God on Our Side' Challenges Christian Zionism 'With God on Our Side' screening and subsequent Q-and-A session the concealed realities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to the fore. "The people of God should support Israel. Israel deserves the Holy Land. The Palestinians are dangerous." On Monday, Oct. 1, Plowshares, Solidarity Cabinet and the Community Diversity Committee sponsored the screening of the 2010 film "With God On Our Side" to challenge the Wheaton community to think critically about these traditionally espoused worldviews related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The documentary, directed and produced by Porter Speakman, Jr., seeks to question the theology of Christian Zionism and to tell the "untold stories" of Palestinians living in the Holy Land. More > The Impact of European Expansion Lingers Among Native Americans Citizen of the Cherokee nation and president of Elmhurst College, Dr. Alan Ray, challenged students to engage in Native American culture. "Kill the Indian and save the man" was Captain Richard H. Pratt's oft-quoted slogan that captured the contentious feelings of Americans with regard to the Native Americans. On Monday, Oct. 1, Dr. Alan Ray, citizen of the Cherokee nation and president of Elmhurst College, discussed the history of the European invasion of Native American land that led to the introduction of this popular slogan in a lecture entitled "Doctrine of Discovery and the Conquest of America." This event was sponsored by the departments of biblical and theological studies, history and politics and international relations, and the Center for Global and Experiential Learning. More > Conference Opener Brings out Best in Thunder Wheaton football team defeated the Augustana Vikings on Saturday, Sept. 29 in first contest of the CCIW conference. Wheaton's offense scored 49 unanswered points after surrendering a quick 7-0 lead to Augustana en route to their opening-week conference victory over the Vikings last Saturday, Sept. 29. The Thunder extended their winning streak against the Vikings to six, while also notching the second consecutive game of allowing seven points to an opponent. Wheaton's aerial attack was at its best, with the duo of senior quarterbacks Jordan Roberts and Garrett Meador combining for 483 yards and four scores and completing passes to 11 different receivers. Roberts completed 17 of 19 passes for 269 yards and two touchdowns, while Meador passed for 214 yards and two scores of his own on 15-for-25 passing. More > Thunder Scoring Early and Often in 2-0 CCIW Start Wheaton Thunder women's soccer team claimed a victory over North Park University's Vikings on Saturday, Sept. 29, and Carthage College's Lady Reds on Wednesday, Oct. 3. The Wheaton Thunder women's soccer team kicked off the CCIW season last Saturday, Sept. 29, with a victory over the Vikings of North Park University. Wheaton scored five of their six goals in the first half en route to a 6-0 blowout over their conference foe. The Thunder have traditionally been one of the top conference contenders, and they enter this conference season as two-time defending CCIW regular season champions. The team understands the importance of winning the conference regular season title and securing home field advantage for the conference tournament. More >


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Nikky Finney: In her own words
"In this surprising 21st century, the university as an institution is a live and ever-changing landscape. As a writer and teacher, I am deeply drawn to visionary institutions, places and people, who with heart and head, by design and planning, are not afraid of the rigor of risk and are absolutely leading the way in establishing new definitions and interpretations of the life of the mind, the life of art and humanities, of history, and the critical intersections between community engagement and scholarship in America. I'm not "on the ground" in Columbia just yet but from my intimate vantage point, being a daughter of South Carolina, the flagship university named after the state seems to be charging forward into the bright lights of the future, positioning an impressive array of administrators and hiring amazing faculty and staff. I see a new human geography taking shape all across the state; smart dedicated thinkers and doers reshaping the land of my birth. The University of South Carolina has offered me the chance to come home and lend my shoulder to this great intellectual grindstone. I have accepted and the honor to see what can be made and nurtured for the future of our state and country is all mine."
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'"Our fans have been behind us all year," said Buffalo forward Jason Pominville. "We're going to need them from here on out. We wanted to be sure we came out strong and got a win. Our backs are against the wall. Overall we played well. It was definitely fun and rewarding to get that win at home."'
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The National Concrete Masonry Association's (NCMA) annual Collegiate Competition for original concrete block design gives students a hands-on chance to learn the industry. College students compete in this national contest for scholarship money and a chance to present their original designs to industry leaders at national NCMA meetings.
The competition has benefits for both producers and students. Young designers bring a fresh new perspective to concrete masonry, and the industry makes a positive connection with future architects and engineers. "Masonry may be one phase of their learning, but if we create a positive experience, it could turn out to be one of their areas of expertise," says Harry Junk, NCMA's residential market manager. "The competition identifies and supports developing new designs and products."
The finished products display ingenuity and versatility. One student design has already been adopted as a viable product. Oldcastle Adams Products has produced 100 prototypical units of the double octagon block, developed by North Carolina State University's (NCSU) winning team in 2004.
Design students qualify for the national Collegiate Competition by winning state competitions established by their schools, local producers, and regional concrete masonry associations. BlockFest is part of NCSU's design school's curriculum. About 60 students in teams of four design a new block unit each year as part of a materials class. After visiting a local block plant, students then have two weeks to create a design and a prototype, which is judged by a local producer, masonry contractor, architect, and landscape architect.
Students gain an understanding of masonry unit design from the producer's perspective. In addition to aesthetic qualities, the new units are judged on practical concerns, such as size restrictions, cost-efficient production, unit strength, and stability.
NCSU, Carolinas Concrete Masonry Association (CCMA), and local producers Oldcastle Adams Products and Johnson Concrete Products developed the program almost 15 years ago. Duke University has also incorporated the competition into its design program curriculum. Other schools in the Northeast have shown interest.
"There are several ways to establish a local design competition at the university level," says Frank Werner, vice president of marketing at Oldcastle Adams Products, marketing committee chair of CCMA, and chairman of the Student Unit Design Competition for NCMA. "Producers can take the idea to a local school or work together with a state masonry association. Schools can also contact a local producer if they are interested in adding it to their program."
The deadline for submissions for NCMA's National Collegiate Competition is May 15. For more information about the Collegiate Competition or establishing a new local competition, contact Rick Ardalan at 703-713-1900 or email@example.com.


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is north side myrtle beach really better than Pawley's?
I guess it might be since you guys stick out in the atlantic a little more. I still like the pier at Garden City and Pawley's.Did you have fun on Sat. That was a great session. I stayed out for 4 hours with about 10 minutes of break time. I'm still tired!!


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That, in addition to the amount authorized to be appropriated by the Act of October 8, 1940 (Public, Numbered 804, Seventy-sixth Congress), there is hereby authorized to be appropriated, out of any funds in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of $213,000 for the purpose of cooperating with the following public-school districts (both organized and unorganized) in the State of Minnesota, such appropriation to be
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apportioned as follows: Naytahwaush, Independent School District Numbered 29, Mahnomen County, $146,000; Inger, District Numbered 6 (Deer River), Itasca County, $12,500; Lake Lena, District Numbered 129, Pine County, $12,500; Pine Point, District Numbered 133, Becker County, $27,000; Squaw Point area, unorganized territory, Cass County, $15,000; for the construction, extension, equipment, and improvement of public-school facilities: Provided, That the expenditure of any money so authorized shall be subject to the express conditions that the schools maintained by these said districts in the said buildings shall be available to all Indian children of the districts, on the same terms, except as to payment of tuition, as other children of said school districts: Provided further, That plans and specifications for construction, extension, or improvement of structures shall be furnished by local or State authorities without cost to the United States Government, and upon approval thereof by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, actual work shall proceed under the direction of such local or State officials. Payment for work in place shall be made monthly on vouchers properly certified by local officials of the Indian Service: Provided further, That any amount expended on any project hereunder, title to which will, after recoupment is accomplished, vest in the public school district, shall be recouped by the United States within a period of thirty years, commencing with the date of occupancy of the project, through reducing the annual Federal payments for the education of Indian pupils enrolled in public or high schools of the district involved, or by the acceptance of Indian pupils in such schools without cost to the United States, and in computing the amount of recoupment for each project interest at 3 per centum per annum shall be included on unrecouped balances: And provided further, That not to exceed 10 per centum of the amount allocable to any of the several above-named districts may be transferred in the discretion of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, to the amount of any other of the above-mentioned projects, but no project shall be increased more than 10 per centum by any such transfer.
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'With just a little over five minutes remaining in the second, Daniel Paille tied the game with his third goal of the season. The game-tying play began when Jaro Spacek picked off a Miro Satan pass in the neutral zone. The Sabres moved the puck ahead and crashed the net, and Paille was able to stuff it in to tie the score 3-3. The Sabres took the lead for the first time when a wide-open Vanek received a backhand pass from Jason Pominville and snapped the puck to the right of Sabourin.'
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Complete newbie to MMA, no skills whatsoever. Plan on joining a gym to start taking classes.
Now, I'm 70 Kg, Slim, about 5'11 - 6ft tall.
Will you say I should bulk up a little first before joining and is there anything else you guys will advice I get sorted before hand?
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The CEO of the Jewish Funders Network says it's up to us to work harder at developing alternative ways to engage Jews if we don't want to lose 30 percent of our people.
What surprises me most about the Pew report on American Jews is that anybody is surprised.
The report points to a series of phenomena that are well known in the world today: identity fragmentation, radical free choice, embracement of diversity, and the breakdown of organizational and ideological loyalties.
Jews are, according to the witticism, like everybody else, only more so. For many of these phenomena, we are the canary in the coal mine, the early adopters and the over-adapters.
The report is not good or bad news. It shows us a reality we can't ignore anymore. It is up to us to see the opportunities hidden in this new reality. There are a few things we should be thinking about here.
One, in a highly diversified community like ours, inclusiveness — of mixed marriages, of people with disabilities, of different sexual orientations, of different ideologies and levels of observance — is not optional.
Two, we need more avenues to Jewish identity. Those of us who grew up in communities where the main expressions of identity were secular (Zionism, Hebrew, arts and culture) are not surprised to learn that more than 30 percent of young American Jews do not identify as religious in any way. But it would be foolish for us to think that they have a weaker potential to identify themselves meaningfully as Jews.
If we don't want to lose 30 percent of our people, we need to work much harder at developing alternative avenues for Jewish engagement. We significantly underinvest in Jewish culture as a way to foster Jewish identity.
One of the main tasks of Jewish leadership needs to be opening as many gateways as possible to Jewish life without being judgmental about which ones are more authentic. As the Talmud says, the Torah is a heart with many rooms. In a context of extreme uncertainty, we can't foresee which ones will be successful in offering a good path for engagement.
Three, the Pew report shows that American Jews don't see their identity in either/or terms. However, those of us in leadership positions usually do. In a world of fragmented, plural identities, we need to break loose from old definitions that condition our thinking and action. The concepts of religion, culture, nation and people are 19th-century ideas created to respond to the specific reality of European Christianity. They are not adequate (and never were) to describe the Jewish experience.
Things shouldn't be either/or in terms of communal funding. We shouldn't invest in culture at the expense of investments in education or synagogue life. Rather, we should look at the synergies that will materialize if we stop looking at those areas as unconnected silos.
Skeptics will say that hard choices must be made because resources are scarce. But excluding any part of Jewish expression will only shrink the pie further. We should not look at funding as a zero-sum game because new initiatives and matching grants can bring new philanthropic resources to the community.
Four, Jewish organizations in many cases are stuck in paradigms inherited from the Industrial Revolution. They are pyramidal, centralized, top-down structures that rely heavily on the loyalty of their constituents and donors.
Yet Jews don't think in terms of organizational loyalty anymore. Pew and other reports show that Jews don't give to organizations but to causes. Organizations need to see themselves as tools for donors and users rather than vice versa.
The Pew report shows that this is a time of bubbling creativity in the Jewish community. Rather than announcing doom, the report could spur us to create mechanisms that capture and catalyze that energy. We have to address the critical question of what Judaism as a culture, religion and civilization has to offer to those of us who yearn for meaning in an uncertain world.
Answering the question of why be Jewish is just as important as how to be Jewish.
Andres Spokoiny is the CEO of the Jewish Funders Network.


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Stunning Designer Kreuzberg Getaway
Size36 m²
Floor No.4
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Internet/WiFi
- Towels
- Dishwasher
- Baby cot
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|Falckensteinstraße, 10997 Berlin, Germany
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This designer apartment is centrally located, sunny, quiet and inexpensive. Our stucco-studio has 36 sqm and was renovated completely in 2010. It has got a double bed and a bed sofa that may alternatively serve as single or double bed. You can just lounge on it and watch t.v. or DVDs on our 26"-flat screen, too.
The kitchen provides a 4-plate-glass-ceramic-plate, dish-washer, washing-machine and everything else you could ask for in a holiday. If you have to prepare for an elegant dinner or a visit at your parents-in-law you will find ironing equipment and a blow-dryer.
Start from here to discover Berlin with "Linie 1". Take a walk over Oberbaumbrücke from Kreuzberg into Friedrichshain. Take snap-shots in front of the East Side Gallery or... eat tasty and affordable food in one of the many restaurants of our neighborhood.
Enjoy your time at F43!
House rulesThe citytax for all tourists ist included.
Feel at home - just like there you will respect your and our neighbors as if they were your best friends. Tell us if anything is missing and we will take care. Let us know if you have broken anything, so we can replace it before the next guests arrive.
Smoking in buildings is forbidden in Germany and people are just not used to it anymore - so please smoke outside the house if you need to.
We have wooden floors that don't partner with dog's claws, so, sorry, they have to stay outside.
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|Price for > 2 guests
|$ 31 AU per guest/night extra
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I've been in Ralph and Maria house some months ago and I can't forget how nice and perfect was their apartment in Kreuzberg.
Beautiful and cozy apartment and location, near all the transports. I'll return there for sure!
We hadden een heerlijk comfortabel appartement ,
alle benodigdheden waren er .
Gezellige straat beneden met allerlei restaurantjes .
Openbaar vervoer en supermarkten waren prima bereikbaar .
aandachtspuntje : rolgordijnen ivm warmte en vroeg licht s morgens .
Fantastic stay at Ralph's amazing apartment. Perfect Location, great host with an adorable daughter with sweet bear boots. I will definitely come back on my next trip to Berlin!. Thanks a lot Ralph :-)
It was a pleasure to rent Ralph and Maria's apartment.
They were available to answer all my questions before and after the booking and allowed me check-in earlier than usual. Due to this early check-in it wasn't possible for us to meet in person but the experience is very positive.
The apartment is cozy and very functional, with all the necessary equipment for a nice stay. It matches exactly the pictures you see in the add! Plus it is well located, very near the subway and restaurants.
Berlin is a great city full of life, people from all over the world, endless things to do and to visit! To return!
Thank you for sharing Berlin with us Ralph and Maria! :)
It is a very beautiful and modern apartment, we had a great week and the landlords are very nice.
Es ist eine sehr schöne und moderne Wohnung, wir hatten eine tolle Woche und die Vermieter sind sehr nett.
Chouet very small studio, great location in the district of Kreuzberg, Turkish neighborhood, young, full of evening entertainment as full of nice little restaurants excellent and cheap. A short walk from the east side galery, 500 m from the metro station Warschauer straat. Only drawback is that it is located on the 4th floor of a building that has no elevator .. and this could be a problem for older people. Aside from that, it is certainly a place to recommend.
Très chouet petit studio, super bien situé dans le quartier du Kreuzberg; quartier turc, jeune, plein d'animation en soirée car regorgeant de petits restos sympas excellents et bon marché. A quelques pas de l'east side galery, à 500 m de la station de métro Warschauer straat. Seul inconvénient est qu'il se situe au 4ème étage d'un immeuble qui ne possède pas d'ascenseur..; ce qui pourrait poser problème pour des personnes plus âgées. Mis à part cela, c'est très certainement un endroit à recommander.
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Sonipat Overview
You can reach Sonipat from Jodhpur by road in about using a cab upon driving using a cab.
Sonipat is an ancient town and a municipal council in Sonipat District in the state of Haryana, India. It is believed that it was founded as Suvarnaprastha by the five Pandava brothers during the times of Mahabharata. Another legend ascribed it to Raja Soni, the thirteenth descendent of Arjuna, one of the Pandava brothers. It is also believed to be the ancient Swarnaprastha, one of 5 villages Pandavas asked for settlement in Mahabharat to forfeit their claims to the crown of Hastinapur. If you are looking for car rental Sonipat let us know and we will be happy to provide you with best budgeted deals for . Book cabs in Sonipat


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Walt Disney
Walt Disney founded the animation and entertainment empire which still bears his name. He began as a cartoonist in Kansas City in the 1920s, with partner Ub Iwerks (1901-71). Walt, his brother Roy and Iwerks ended up in Hollywood in 1923, and made their fame on the strength of Mickey Mouse (1928) and Silly Symphonies (1929). Walt was the boss, and the studio moved from short films into much-acclaimed animated features such as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) and Bambi (1942). Later, Walt Disney expanded into live-action features like Treasure Island (1951), Old Yeller (1957) and Mary Poppins (1964), and then into television -- the family-friendly variety program The Wonderful World of Disney was a prime-time staple from 1954-83. During Disney's life his studios won 48 Academy Awards. In 1955 Disney opened a theme park, Disneyland, in Anaheim, California; it was an immediate hit and became the public flagship of the Disney empire. Other Disney theme parks have since opened in Florida, Tokyo, France and Hong Kong. The Disney empire also grew to include Disney Radio and TV's The Disney Channel, which launched the careers of teen stars like Miley Cyrus and the Jonas Brothers.
Walt Disney's studio holds the record for career Academy Award nominations, with 64… Despite persistent public rumor, Disney was not cryogenically frozen or buried under Disneyland after his death; he was cremated and buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, California… Michael Eisner was hired in 1984 to run the Disney empire and is often credited with the company's resurgence; Eisner stepped down from the job in 2005… Other animated features include Winnie the Pooh, Ariel the mermaid, Pinocchio the wooden boy, and Princess Jasmine… Both Iwerks and Disney had a hand in creating Mickey Mouse. The story goes that Iwerks did all the animation of the first Mickey, with the character's personality created by Walt. Walt did the original voice. Which one actually drew the first Mickey (as we would recognize him) is unclear, so, naturally, some people think it was Disney and some people think it was Iwerks.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That, upon application
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in writing, the Secretary of the Interior is authorized and directed to issue to Mabel Townsend Pretty On Top, of Lodge Grass, Montana, a patent in fee to the following-described lands situated in the State of Montana: The southwest quarter of section 13, township 7 south, range 37 east, Montana principal meridian: Provided, That when the land herein described is offered for sale, the Crow Tribe or any Indian who is a member of said tribe shall have ninety days in which to execute preferential rights to purchase said tract at a price offered to the seller by a prospective buyer willing and able to purchase.
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By G. Leon
RJ believes Hopkins fight is still viable! "I'd rather lose fair than win cheating!"
GL: Can you give us some thoughts on the Danny Green fight and tell us what went wrong?
Roy Jones, Jr.: Nothing really went wrong. I peaked a little early on training camp number 1. But along with that, they allowed him to wrap his hands two hours earlier and they allowed him to use stuff that they not supposed to use. The gauze that you use isn't supposed to have no adhesive nothing on it, you know what I mean? They first try to give me a pair of used gloves, I said, 'how am I going to fight in used gloves?' Then they gave me new gloves and by then we saw how they was wrapping his hands and we were complaining because from what we're used to this is illegal. They said no, you're not fighting in used gloves now so we're going to let his hands stay wrapped just the way they are. Then he hits you with a shot behind the head with a cast on, I'm a fighter, pound for pound one of the best, but you can't hit me in the back of the head with a baseball bat and think it won't do something to me. You know what I'm saying? Once again I tried to go out there and be nice about it, but once again, now I know that I don't go out of the country.
GL: So you're saying his hand wraps were illegal and the boxing authorities out there let it ride?
Roy Jones Jr: Yeah, and they told me if I didn't come out they were going to disqualify me. How am I not going to come out with 20,000 people there to watch me fight? Cause he got a cast on? Nah, that's not my style.
GL: Did you wrap your hands with extra gauze once you learned about that?
RJJ: "Nope. I couldn't. It was too late, I didn't know and they were really trying to keep him away from me and if I would have known I would have done the same thing I did with the Jeff Lacy fight, let me wrap my hands the same way and I'm cool with it."
GL: How long before the fight were you in Austrailia for?
RJJ: "10 days."
GL: I was hearing that it was very hard for you to get sparring partners out there. Is that true?
RJJ: "Yeah, it was difficult to get them there, they just tried to jam us up in the airport and make it hard for em, but it was okay. From there onwards, I knew what was going on, but what was I going to do? I wasn't going to pull out of it because that's not my thing. I didn't want to let all those people down. I wanted to give them a good performance. I'd rather lose fair than win cheating, that's just not my style. I'm not going to complain, he won and he did what he had to do and I understand that, now next time when I go back, I'm going to be putting a cast on too, because I know they'll let me fight with it. It's part of the game it happens, next time we'll just go cast for cast. And there is a rematch clause in there and next time I'll wear a cast too."
GL: Is it an immediate rematch clause?
RJJ: "No, he can take an interim fight first."
GL: Did you view the fight on tape, if so what are your thoughts on the stoppage?
RJJ: "Well, they stopped it too quick. When the referee stopped it I said, 'whatcha doing? If you was gonna stop it, stop it when I went down, don't stop it now?' I know he was getting tired and I knew from the fight in Biloxi, MS that he wasn't a great finisher because he hurt a dude down there and couldn't put him away. I said I got him now, he's wasting all of this energy and he can't finish me. He only landed two shots after I got up, uppercuts and they didn't bother me at all, I figured he was getting ready to wear himself out and this fight wasn't going to last as long as I thought it was. Then the ref stopped the fight, I know it was a premature stoppage, but you're in the country where they're going to do what they want to do and there's not much you can do about it. Now I know what they can do, I know the tactics they use, I know you can use a cast, so next time I'll just have me a cast on and we'll be ready to go.
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McKissick exhibit to highlight African origins of American art
"Grass Roots: African Origins of an American Art" will be on display at the University of South Carolina's McKissick Museum Feb. 13 until May 8, 2010.
Opening day will feature numerous events and activities including a talk on the African American presence in South Carolina by Peter Wood from Duke University, gallery tours by the curators and activities for children, and a viewing of the acclaimed new film, "Grass Roots: The Enduring Art of the Lowcountry Basket."
Through the story of the beautiful coiled basket, "Grass Roots: African Origins of an American Art" revisits the history of the southeastern U.S. and demonstrates the enduring contribution of African people and culture to American life. The exhibition features more than 200 objects, including baskets made in Africa and the American South, African sculptures and paintings from the Charleston Renaissance period. "Grass Roots" traces the history of the coiled basket on two continents and shows how a simple farm tool once used for processing rice has become a work of art and an important symbol of African-American identity.
"This is a major project for McKissick Museum," said Lynn Robertson, executive director of the museum. "We first started documenting and collecting baskets 30 years ago. The research and field work we have supported enable us now to see them in a global context. I think if you asked most South Carolinians to name the symbols of our state, the things that best represent our geography and our culture, the sweetgrass basket would be near the top of that list."


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State lawmakers respond to possible Syrian strike
From our News Partners at WCBD-TV:
As President Obama continues to push Congress to approve a military strike against Syria, several state lawmakers are beginning to speak out about the possible attack.
Senator Lindsey Graham met with both Senator John McCain (R-Arizona) and President Obama Monday to discuss the best steps. Shortly after the meeting, Senator Graham spoke out about how important it is for Congress to act.
"To those who say in the Congress, Syria is not our business then you, honest to God, don't understand the world we live in," Graham said.
The Senator also said that he does not want another Iraq or Afghanistan. He is pushing the President to get better at explaining why Syria should matter to South Carolinians. During the press conference, Graham became the first lawmaker to discuss how Syria could affect the on-going tensions with Iran.
"I can't sell another Iraq or Afghanistan because I don't want to," Graham said. "I can sell to the people of South Carolina that if we don't get Syria right, Iran is surely going to take the signals that we don't care about their nuclear program."
Senator Tim Scott seems to be taking a less defined stance than Senator Graham.
In a statement to News 2, Scott said that a Congressional debate is key. However, he stopped short of saying exactly what he wanted. The only things he said is that the action taken must be in the best interest of the country, and that he won't put boots on the ground.
Newly-elected Representative Mark Sanford said he has many questions that the President needs to answer before making his decision.
Sanford said he wants to know more about the strategy behind attacking Syria. He is asking the President to make it more clear about what outcome he wants. Sanford was also adamant that President Obama set an official exit plan.
Until those questions are answered, Sanford said he can't support the President's plan.
"You need to be really, really serious about what your tactical and strategic effect is intended to be," Sanford said. "And, I don't think the administration has yet to define that, and for that reason, at this point I cannot be supportive."
Sanford said there have been no talks to bring lawmakers back to Washington D.C. any earlier. He said he expects a debate and a vote to begin once the session begins on September 9.
Image courtesy of WCBD-TV.


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I Believe I'm One Of The Witnesses Of Revelation - God Told Me I'm John The Baptist In A Series Of Dreams (SERIOUS, WILL SHOW EVIDENCE)
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[quote:Derek 1372894:MV8xNzEyNTgyXzI4NDAxODM5XzVBRjI2NkY0] It'g going to be allright, just stick to your meds. [/quote]
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I was called by God in the 7th month of 2011, which I believe marks the beginning of the tribulation. I had an urge to visit this website which I have visited on the occasion for years now. I think God wants me to post on this website because there are a lot of God's elect here, judging from what is talked about here.
When I first started posting here, I only thought I was one of God's Elect. Since then though, God has revealed more to me in dreams. I'm being completely serious when saying this, he told me that I am John the Baptist. I'm not lying, I intend to show you that this is true. God gives me prophetic dreams. Which I'm quite sure will come true.
I'm not stating that I'm John the Baptist out of ego, I've noticed that people want to know who these Two Witness's are. Just look at all the posts in this forum about the witnesses. I know I would want to know who he is. Its also apparent that I will become well known throughout the world. So me stating beforehand that I am a witness and then me becoming universally hated should lead credence to my claim.
I think people who would otherwise skip over the info I post will now take a good look at it. Which is why I decided to state that I am a witness in the first place. Eventually it would come out anyway I think.
I have nothing to brag about or boast about. The reason the witnesses are wearing sackcloth (grieving) is because of their sins. My sins are worse than the vast majorities.
God has also shown me that I will be really hated by the time my 3.5 years of testimony is up. So you will all see me on TV imho. Probably after 12/21/2012, which is when I believe (though it has not been confirmed by dream yet)Satan and his demonic horde will make themselves known to the world, disguised as aliens pretending to be our creators.
I will post the dreams that I have been having as well as my theories, some of which may be wrong, as to what will happen in these Last Days.
Satan's Plan
Satan knows Bible prophecy like the back of his hand. How is Satan going to deceive scrupulous Bible savvy Christians who are watchful and weary of any moves towards a one world government? These Christians know that the Bible warns about a Satanic End Times kingdom and they would cause an uproar at the formation of such. Satan therefore must disarm these Christians. He must create a puppet Illuminati organization which presides over the creation of this supposed New World Order, he will create a counterfeit of all the major prophecies in Revelation, a counterfeit regathering of Israel, a counterfeit mark of the beast, a counterfeit New World Order, a counterfeit Mystery Babylon the Great etc. Then Satan, posing as Yeshua, will come to earth disguised as an alien, he will pretend to be the defeater of the New World Order. These Christians, believing that the prophecies have already been fulfilled, will look to Satan as their savior. He will then start his real New World Order, and hand out the real Mark of the Beast, most Christians, believing that Satan was already defeated will have no problem taking this mark, as they will believe it is Yeshua's symbol. Satan's great plan of deception is to make Revelation happen before it actually happens.
The truth about Satan's deceptions
1)The Mark of the Beast is really the Hexagram, not the microchip.
2)The regathering spoken of in prophecy has yet to happen. The Bible makes it clear that this happens during the tribulation after Mystery Babylon The Great is destroyed. The nation of Israel is a counterfeit.
3)Israel is Mystery Babylon the Great. The Vatican is the counterfeit Mystery Babylon the Great.
4)The Pretribulation Rapture is not Biblical. Satan may try a counterfeit here to deceive Christians who believe the rapture doctrine. Spiritual rapture perhaps, or maybe even some sort of spaceship type of rapture. (Speculation)
5)White people are the Lost Tribes of Israel, not blacks.
6)The "Illuminati" is a puppet organization who's role is that of a scapegoat. Several Satanist families will allow themselves to be sacrificed. The Rockefellers, Bush's, Rothschilds etc.
7) Aliens are demons, they are not our creators. Satan will probably use the supposed 'Reptilian' as the scapegoats in this case. He will use these to counterfeit the description of Satan as being serpent-like in the Bible. In reality, these Reptilians will just be demons playing a part. Two sides of the same coin.
8) The Bible makes no mention of a human Antichrist. Satan himself will come to earth. All human Antichrists are counterfeits.
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Bradley pitches six shutout innings
D-backs' top prospect gives up four hits, strikes out eight
By Josh Jackson / MiLB.com | July 21, 2013 8:53 PM ET
After taking a mental break, Archie Bradley hit the books before Sunday's start.
He gave up four runs over 5 1/3 innings against Montgomery in his last start before pitching an inning in the Futures Game on July 13. And when he faced the Biscuits again, he was ready.
"Before the Futures Game, I got to go home for a couple days and turn my baseball mind off," he said. "But it was good to get back. I took what I learned the first time and tried to use that. We [look at] charts before the game and I definitely paid attention to their approach and what they did. I studied really hard and tried to use that to my advantage."
MLB.com's No. 21 overall prospect struck out eight and allowed four hits over six scoreless frames before Double-A Mobile dropped a 2-1, 11-inning decision to visiting Montgomery.
Bradley (6-4), who issued two walks, lowered his ERA to 2.20, which ranks second in the Southern League. Promoted from Class A Advanced Visalia at the beginning of May, he's third in the Minor Leagues with 123 strikeouts.
The 20-year-old right-hander fanned the first batter he faced Sunday en route to a 1-2-3 opening inning before walking two in the second.
"It was first time out of the stretch in a while, but [the walks were] more just that I was getting settled in. I was rushing a little bit," said Bradley, who retired Hector Guevara on an inning-ending double play.
"After my pitching coach [Dan Carlson] came out to talk to me, I took a look at what I was doing and made two good pitches to get the double play."
After second baseman Michael Freeman made a diving catch on Robby Price's line drive, Montgomery threatened again in the fourth. Rays No. 11 prospect Mikie Mahtook singled and Todd Glaesmann doubled to left field. Dustin Martin's throw sailed over the head of shortstop Nick Ahmed, but Freeman darted across the field to grab the ball and nail Mahtook at the plate.
"I was pumped enough about [Freeman's catch]," Bradley said. "Then the second play, it reminded me of but was even better than the play Derek Jeter made against the Athletics [in the 2001 American League Division Series]. Freeman ran all the way across the field, all the way across the left-field line, and threw out Mahtook at home."
With Freeman's heroics still in the back of his mind, Bradley struck out the side in the fifth.
"When you have guys making plays like that behind you -- you know for the most part guys are going to make routine plays and make extraordinary plays -- it gives you some extra confidence," he said. "I wanted to go out there and help my defense out and help myself out, too. I was focused on getting ahead."
After giving up a pair of singles in the sixth, he fanned the last two batters he faced.
"Mahtook put together a 10-pitch at-bat. He's one of toughest guys I've faced in the Minors," Bradley said. "In his last at-bat, I threw him every pitch I had and he was fouling them off. It was a battle for both of us. It was big to get that punchout, especially with guys in scoring position. It was a good way to finish the outing."
The D-backs' top prospect exited with a 1-0 lead, but the Biscuits tied it in the seventh on Kyeong Kang's 10th homer of the season. Kang went yard again in the 11th to put Montgomery in front.
Josh Jackson is a contributor to MiLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Scott reschedules Marshall Lee Gore execution
Published: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 at 8:50 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 at 6:49 p.m.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Gov. Rick Scott has pushed back the execution of a former escort service owner.
In a Monday letter to the warden of Florida State Prison, Scott set the new execution date for Oct. 1 at 6 p.m.
The Florida Supreme Court ruled last week that Marshall Lee Gore was sane enough to be executed. Scott rescheduled Gore's execution for Sept. 10, but changed it Monday at the request of the attorney general.
Scott signed a death warrant for Gore on May 13. Gore had been scheduled to die in July by lethal injection. But a judge halted Gore's execution to consider whether he was mentally ill.
Gore was convicted in the 1988 slaying of Robyn Novick, a 30-year-old exotic dancer. In addition to Novick, Gore also was sentenced to death for the 1988 slaying of Susan Roark.
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benny lynchs is not bad, jake lamotta's is good
rocky marciano's is brilliant
Jake Lamotta's is the the most crazy. Raging bull only touched on how messed up the guy is!
A Fighters Heart - Sam Sheridan is a fantastic book.
I've read hundreds all of which I've enjoyed - Holyfield, Marciano, Bruno, Calzaghe, Duran, Leonard the list goes on.
oscar del la hoyas ones a pretty good read ive finish it so ill send it to you if you want?
eubanks is pretty good
Strategy can subsitute for talent, but talent will never subsitute for strategy.
"Sometimes hype just isn't enough" Jens Pulver
Looking for a fight. its about a journalist who wants to box pro and trains with howard rainey in sheffield. think the author is called dave mathews. bit different to usual boxing books
Has anyone read Frank warren's book? I think it's called hitting back or something similar, anyone know where I coud get it from?
www.k-starthaiboxing.com www.muaythai-birmingham.co.uk