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Many have asked if I ever kept a journal of these Alien/ET related events that have unfolded in my life?
Indeed I have, I wrote it all down in as much detail as I could remember exactly what happened as soon as possible,
What you are about to read is these personal un-edited for the most part journals of mine,
Please keep in mind I am not a writer so please excuse any grammar or spelling mistakes.
A journal of these Alien/ET related events that have unfolded in my life
Imagine this if you will.
You experience strange ET Contact & happenings your entire life.
"They" begin to communicate through telepathy leading you to Cosmic Spiritual Truths regarding howThought Create Reality subject matter.
They begin to reveal themselves in the Physical in Orbs Of Light/Plasma over Lake Erie.
They allow you to film them.
Your footage goes viral gaining worldwide attention.
Your footage lands you on a prime time TV show called UFO Hunters on the History Channel.
On the episode, They decide to test your blood and it is revealed you do not have normal human blood, A very rare blood anomaly/bloodline that the world's best military and civilian doctors are at a loss to explain?
The host of the show Legendary UFO Researcher Bill Birnes goes on to say "I've got a funny feeling that you are being recruited and there is a branch of the government that you're being recruited for - that somehow, some way, you are a hybrid between "ET" and humans. And they are giving you a course of study preparing you to meet your ET higher self.
"Soon After the airing of this show You are indeed contacted by this branch of the government and offered a course of study.
Then you are met by beings claiming to be ET's themselves, and these beings announce themselves as the Anunnaki, which is a term at that point in time you didn't even know the meaning of.
These Anunnaki tell you that you yourself are an Anunnaki incarnated into the Nephilim "Royal"Human/Anunnaki Hybrid Bloodline?
And then this secret branch of the government begins to inform and guide you to information to make sense out of all of this?
Welcome to my world!
Let me tell you a little about myself, I am a musician, filmographer and UFO experiencer. I have been told my footage of the Lake Erie UFO's has created a Billy Meier like buzz!
In my home state of Ohio, I have been cataloging video after video of UFO's over Lake Erie. What makes these different than most sightings is that the phenomena consists almost entirely of 'Pulsating orb's of light' characteristics. Unusual lights seen changing colors, converging, and separating over the lake.
Stories of the unexplained phenomena date back over 150 years to the indigenous tribes. My Lake Eri eUFO footage has been featured on Fox News, Coast to Coast AM, Rense.com, hbccufo.org and in the feature film's "UFO's unplugged with Dan Aykroyd", And David Sereda's latest film From Here To Andromeda which I also co-produced. I've most recently been featured on the History Channel's "UFO's Hunters" show and filmed a pilot for a Alien/UFO based show for Spike TV in 2012 that was never aired for various reasons.I guess the question is how I have all this UFO footage
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Pineapple-Plum Chutney
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Use with Hawaiian Hibachi Steak and Shiitake-And-Sweet Pepper Fried Rice. This is a 3 part recipe from the Beef site
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It took me a bit of time to find all the ingredients for this recipe, but it was worth it! One of the nicest tasting chutneys I've ever had, what with the combo of plum & pineapple as well as the other two sauces used! I plan to make it again as gifts during the winter holidays! Thanks for posting such an unusual recipe! [Made & reviewed for one of my adopted chefs in this Spring's PAC]
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 cups peeled diced fresh pineapple
- 1⁄2 cup chinese plum sauce
- 1⁄4 cup rice vinegar
- 1⁄4 cup water
- 1⁄4 cup chopped cilantro
- 1⁄4 cup Thai sweet chili sauce
- 2 tablespoons vietnamese chili-garlic sauce
- 1 tablespoon toasted sesame seeds
- 2 teaspoons minced garlic
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- Combine pineapple, plum sauce, rice vinegar, water, cilantro, sweet chili sauce, chili garlic sauce, sesame seed, garlic and ginger in bowl.
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Elzy, 34 a former Lady Vol player – she was coached by now head coach Holly Warlick – and Law, 45, who arrived at Tennessee by way of Illinois, intersected for years on the recruiting circuit. The close friends are now sharing a program in orange, and they opened up about their lives off the court – and dreams on it – with InsideTennessee.
INSIDETENNESSEE: Kyra, you are all over Twitter with status updates. Jolette, not so much. How can you help her be a better Twitter user?
Kyra Elzy: She's a re-tweet. I tweet. She re-tweets.
Jolette Law: And I direct message.
INSIDETENNESSEE: Kyra, do you see it as a way to reach people? What is the purpose of Twitter right now?
Kyra: It's another platform that we can use to let them know what is going on with our program and what the staff is doing. Another way for them to get to know us.
INSIDETENNESSEE: Kyra, you just recently got married to Dexter Lander and then proceeded to hit the road to recruit. Is he the most understanding man on the planet right now?
Kyra: (with much laughter while Jolette emphatically nods her head) Yes, he is very, very understanding.
Jolette: I wish he had a twin.
Kyra: You have to find somebody who is understanding.
Jolette: I am a workaholic. I have just got to find somebody who is just as understanding, if not more understanding, than he is.
Kyra: I'll be tired on the road and be like I am ready to come home, and he'll be like, 'No, you won't. Y'all haven't signed any kids!' But, yes, he is very supportive.
INSIDE TENNESSEE: Jolette, tell me something I don't know about Kyra.
Jolette: The team knows her as the drill sergeant, but she is the most kind, warm person that you will ever want to meet. And she tries to play like she is tough all the time, but she is very genuine and very kind. She has that drill sergeant side, but she is a very compassionate person.
INSIDETENNESSEE: That was very sweet. Kyra, tell us something about Jolette.
Kyra: I know! She was very sweet. She has an outgoing personality but extremely shy. She is a little brainiac. She almost has like a little nerd side to her, very, very intelligent. We were going to camp with fifth-graders, and she was in my office and talking transition drills.
I said, 'Bring it down. Slow it down. Too complex.' She started laughing. Her brain just works so fast, but I was like, 'Slow it down for them, sweetie. Dribble.' She had made a whole plan for these fifth-graders. At camp.
INSIDETENNESSEE: Coaches get very little time to themselves because you work what are essentially year-round and seven-days-a-week jobs, especially as assistants. But when you do, what do you like to do in your free time?
Jolette: Like Kyra said I am sort of a nerd. You will probably catch me at Barnes & Noble, at a bookstore or all to myself reading. I watch television but most of the kids are like, 'You don't know what Basketball Wives is?' I would rather listen to jazz and be to myself and read.
Kyra: I like to clean. That calms my mind. I like to read. And you wouldn't believe this, but I am addicted to crazy shows. I get very intrigued. Hoarders. My Strange Addiction. I try to figure out why they would want to eat the drywall. And my husband is like, 'You are so weird.' Or one day we were watching the girl on My Strange Addiction, and she was eating toilet paper and I was like, 'Dexter, let's try some.' I am intrigued on why their mind works like that.
INSIDETENNESSEE: Just to be clear and so the fans won't be concerned about you, you didn't actually eat toilet paper did you?
Kyra: No, I didn't. I was just so intrigued on why she wanted to eat the toilet paper. It's just very fascinating to me.
Jolette: She would go on Fear Factor.
Kyra: I would love to. I could do all of that as long as they didn't put me underwater. Eating the bugs and all that stuff, that wouldn't bother me.
INSIDETENNESSEE: Jolette, you have been a head coach at Illinois – after assistant roles at Ball State and Rutgers – so you have firsthand experience with this question. Kyra, you have been an assistant at Western Kentucky, Kansas, Kentucky and now Tennessee. If you both suddenly became the head coach at Tennessee, what is the first thing you do?
|First-year Tennessee assistant coach Jolette Law once competed for the Harlem Globetrotters.
|(Danny Parker/InsideTennessee.com)
Jolette: The staff is going to be crucial. I would definitely call coach Summitt. I would assess where we are right now and where we're going. I would utilize everybody from top to bottom, support staff, everybody. I would definitely get in and connect with my players, one on one, team meetings. And planning out the first 90 days. What are my first 90 days going to entail?
Kyra: I would be like, 'Who can we sign real quickly to help us?'
Jolette: Reach out to the fans and the community, get involved and try to find out what I have to do in these 90 days to keep this ship going in the direction that we're going.
INSIDETENNESSEE: Now for a completely opposite question, if you suddenly weren't coaching anymore, what would you want to do?
Jolette: I would definitely want to be connected with kids and also I would do a lot of things in missionary work, giving back. People that know me know that I would give you the shirt off of my back. I would love to go overseas, do different causes, help get little kids shoes, giving back. I always wanted to do something like the Peace Corps, being in the trenches with everybody.
Kyra: Have babies. I am just kidding. I could see myself in social work working with little kids. I would probably try to adopt all 20 of them. I could have my own reality TV show. I could do something in social work or start my own nonprofit organization. Eventually, one of my dreams is to open up in my hometown (of LaGrange, Ky.) something that gives children the opportunity through sport to lure them in and basically they can have life skills, working on their SAT, studying and to show them a life through education as a way to be successful.
INSIDETENNESSEE: Jolette, would Kyra be suited for that?
Jolette: Kyra can do pretty much anything. I can see Kyra running her own organization. I could see her in charge. She is very good at delegating. She is highly organized. I can see her being a CEO of a corporation. I can see her in corporate America. I also can see her running a team, a general manager of a WNBA team. I can definitely see her being in charge.
She has the ability to say, 'I love you, but you are not getting the job done. Let me explain to you. This is what I am looking for, this, this, this and this.' I can see her being a head coach. I can see it. She is very good at being a great assistant, not a good assistant but a great assistant, but I also can see her sitting in the seat as a head coach.
INSIDETENNESSEE: Kyra, what else could Jolette do?
Kyra: I could definitely see her in charge of a Boys and Girls Club, working with teams and running an organization as well. I wouldn't be surprised if she got into some kind of counseling, therapy. She is very good at listening. I could see her as Dr. Law.
It's a great skill. That is what she does. She has a lot of patience and understanding, very compassionate and her personality is kind of laidback so she baits them in, but then she'll move in for the kill. But it's really soft.
INSIDETENNESSEE: Kyra, you grew up in LaGrange, Kentucky; Jolette, you grew up in Florence, South Carolina. Both are small towns in the South. What were your lives like growing up? What are your childhood memories?
Jolette: My mother and father, Joseph and Lena – he is deceased now and my name was going to be Jolena – they set the standards high, not let anything distract me from education and what was important. My mom and dad always made me think outside the box. At a very young age they got me involved in everything imaginable. I was in 4-H.
Kyra: I was in 4-H, too!
Jolette: Everything that my school offered my mother was like, 'My daughter is going to that.' They wanted me to not think about limiting myself to Florence, South Carolina. If it was something in sports – I am a better softball player than I am at basketball; I was at shortstop and third and then when we played slow pitch I would be center because I could back everyone up – they got me involved. And they just made sure they focused on education. Self-esteem.
I had boundaries, but my mom and dad wanted me to (expand horizons outside of own neighborhood). I was probably the only minority (at some events,) but they never made me look at black and white and I thank them for that because at a very young age I would go hang out with friends and spend the night. I think they did a great job.
I am from South Carolina and I went to Iowa (to play basketball for C. Vivian Stringer, who is now the head coach at Rutgers). I was comfortable. I had a great experience.
Kyra: I grew up in a small town, very country. My mother, Sheryl, raised me. All of her family are there so I grew up with a lot of family, love and support. I was the hyper child. I was everywhere all day, energy. So my mom put me in everything. The doctor wanted to put me on medication to calm me down, Ritalin, and my mom said no. They told her peanut butter has something in it, one of the chemicals in it, to calm you down, so I would be running around and my mom would be like, 'Here's your peanut butter. Take some of this.' Or she would be like, 'We've got a peanut butter sandwich. Peanut butter. Come on.' She would give me the whole spoon.
INSIDETENNESSEE: Did it work?
Jolette: It works now. She gets going and I say, 'Here, peanut butter.'
Kyra: My mom was very hard-working. My family is very hard-working. They are like roll up your sleeves, nothing is going to be handed to you, you have to go get what you want. I played basketball. I ran track, cross country. Walking the streets and not going to school, that wasn't even an option. My mom worked in the prison for 20 years, maximum security, so she is very, very, very disciplined. Now she is a drill sergeant.
INSIDETENNESSEE: Jolette, so that's where she gets it from?
Jolette: She says, 'I am nothing like my mom,' and I am like, 'You are your mother. In a good way.'
Kyra: Getting an education was extremely important. It's not like they had a lot of money, but if I made good grades or did well in sports, they would give me anything that I needed, they would give my family anything, as long as you're trying to help yourself.
INSIDETENNESSEE: Kyra, how has Holly Warlick changed since you were a player?
Kyra: Her role is different now. I was telling Jolette that it is good for me to see, but it's different, because when I played she was the buffer and the liaison from the wrath of coach Summitt. She was more, 'Y'all are alright. Let me give you a hug. Let me give you some cookies.' And now she is in charge. She has the final say-so. So to see her grow and develop into that role has been very enlightening.
|Elzy's mother attempted to use peanut butter on her as a child to calm her down.
|(Danny Parker/InsideTennessee.com)
Jolette: I had the utmost respect for Kyra. I thought she was one of the up and rising stars. They always called me the old recruiter. I saw Kyra as the new wave recruiter. From afar I always respected her. Every time I was in the gym I would be the last one to leave and I would look around the gym to see who was actually working and she was always that person. First one in the gym, last one to leave. I would talk to certain kids or see different kids and ask who they were talking to and they would say, 'Oh, coach Elzy.' I've always look at her like she has that edge. She is that recruiter I don't want to ever go up against.
I call her my best friend. Because I was really going to take a sabbatical. Get my mind right. But I told my best friend there is only one person – and I always respected this program – but if there's one person that takes the job it will really be a sign from God that I need to really, really, really do this. If Kyra leaves Kentucky – because I was like I don't know if she's going to leave because that's her home state – and she comes back to Tennessee, I would love to work with her. I tell everybody we can be a Dynamic Duo. I was in constant prayer. If it were up to me, I would have taken the sabbatical.
Kyra: She will probably remind me of that.
Jolette: I prayed. I said, 'God, I know you have me at this point. What's next for me? If you can just give me some sign, I am going to wait on you.' I left it there and forgot about it. I was out in Arizona and then I had to go to Dallas and then she took the job. I said, 'Be careful what you ask for.'
Obviously when she talked to me it made my decision a lot easier. I am very high on who I work with and who I am around. Who can get the best out of me? She can drive me. She is driving me now and inspiring me to do different things. She always says she is learning a lot from me, but I am learning a lot from her as well. She helped me with my decision, and I thank God I didn't let this opportunity pass me by.
Kyra: She will remind me, 'Why didn't I take that sabbatical?!'
Jolette We were on the road for forever …
Kyra:She was like, 'Why didn't I take this year off?'
Jolette: It is a joke between us. I am glad I am here.
INSIDETENNESSEE: Last season turned out to be Pat Summitt's final one as head coach of the Lady Vols. The rallying cry throughout the year was "We Back Pat," to raise money and awareness about Alzheimer's. Now, Holly Warlick steps into one of the hottest spotlights in college sports as she becomes the coach to succeed Summitt. How much do Tennessee fans now need to back Holly like they backed Pat?
Jolette: It is extremely important. People from the outside looking in think that since Pat has stepped down Tennessee is not the same. I've always been told by Vivian Stringer that every good head coach is supported by a great assistant, and Holly has been a great assistant, and she is ready for it. I think the fans can show her the same level of respect because she has paid her dues. She has done everything. I think she deserves it. She has earned it. 28 years. Anybody who has been somewhere for 28 years, they have paid their dues. I think if the fans come in and support her and rally around Holly like they rallied around Pat, I think they will be in for a good treat.
Kyra: Listen, 28 years as an assistant? When y'all are looking for me I will be in Destin, feet up, in the sand.
Jolette: When I think of 28 years, that is loyalty. That is someone committed to something.
Kyra: She has been here nearly as long as I have been living.
They do have to back Holly, and I think Holly has more than paid her dues. She was a player here. Her jersey is hanging in the rafters. She was an Olympian. She has helped Pat build the foundation of eight national championships and the reason why Tennessee is what it is. In the essence of that she has paid her dues, and I think people need to give Holly the same respect and love that they gave Pat.
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Mr. LANCE. Thank you very much, Congresswoman Lummis, for your leadership. And certainly, it is a pleasure to be associated with this Special Order. And I commend you for your knowledge about what is occurring here in Washington. It's also a pleasure, always, to see our distinguished freshman colleague, Congresswoman Dahlkemper in the chair.
Madam Speaker, I rise today to draw this body's attention yet again to our ever increasing national debt. In the next day or so, we're going to be asked to vote to raise our Nation's statutory debt limit.
Back in April, the Democratic majority voted to raise the debt ceiling here in the House by $800 billion, and that would increase it to $13.29 trillion. That bill is still pending in the Senate. Now we are being told that due to the pace of spending of the administration and the congressional majority, an $800 billion increase in the debt ceiling will not be enough to get us through this fiscal year. We've been told that we will ultimately need to raise the debt limit by nearly $2 trillion, and that will be a total debt ceiling of roughly $14 trillion.
Some blame the previous administration and the previous majority for our current fiscal situation. The fact is that the $2 trillion increase needed for next year is roughly equal to the total budget deficits from 2001 to 2008. It is also true that prior to the onset of the economic crisis, the budget deficit had been decreasing for the previous 3 fiscal years, reaching a low of $160 billion in 2007.
2008 then saw a dramatic increase in the deficit as we started dealing with the fiscal crisis, and we hit a $454.8 billion deficit in 2008. Unfortunately, the deficit for fiscal year 2009, which ended on September 30, nearly quadrupled to $1.47 trillion due to the TARP program, as Congresswoman Lummis has explained, and spending in the stimulus bill and other aspects of spending this year. Now we are being told that for 2010, we must go another $2 trillion in debt.
I implore our colleagues to stand with us in insisting that we get this spending under control and do so now. The pace of irresponsible spending is not only unsustainable; it is dangerous to the long-term viability of our economy and, indeed, it is a matter of national security. This Congress must impose some kind of restriction on spending, and I will not be supporting any increase in our statutory debt limit unless it is directly attached to implementation of a bipartisan commission tasked with advising Congress on how to get its spending under control as quickly as possible.
I remain disappointed to hear that a $2 trillion increase may be attached to a bill to fund the military, including funding for our brave men and women currently serving in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan. We all wholeheartedly support our military and believe it should be provided the funding it needs. The attempt, however, to use the military as a political tool to pass a potentially massive increase in our debt limit is terrible public policy. There should be an up-or-down vote on raising our debt ceiling.
As a matter of history, Madam Speaker, in this decade, in 2001 there was a budget surplus of $128 billion; in 2002 the deficit for that year was $157 billion; the next year $377; the next year $412; the year after that $318; the year after that $248; the year after that $160; and the year after that $454 for a total for the 8 prior years, from 2001 to 2008, of $2 trillion. That is 8 years. I am not excusing that. That is a great deal of money.
This year, however, in the fiscal year that ended on September 30, we had a 1-year deficit of $1.47 trillion. That's $2 trillion over the 8 years between 2001 and 2008, and in the fiscal year that ended this September 30, roughly $1.5 trillion. And that will be replicated again this year in the fiscal year in which we now find ourselves.
Mrs. LUMMIS. Will the gentleman yield briefly?
Mr. LANCE. Certainly.
Mrs. LUMMIS. And the consequence of what you're just saying, which is so critical to this discussion, is the chart that appears here. The interest payments on that debt create a checkmark. In other words, this is 2008, the beginning of this chart. And we were seeing a bit of a decline in the interest dollars that we were paying. But here we are, today, right here, the end of 2009, and from here on, because of that accumulated $2 trillion that you discussed over the earlier part of this decade, and then, the additional $1.4 trillion of this year alone, boy, those interest payments just take right off. And it creates this checkmark effect to the point that at the end of this chart, 2019, U.S. net interest payments over $800 billion.
My gosh, that is as much as the stimulus bill that we passed at the beginning of this year.
Mr. LANCE. Thank you, Congresswoman Lummis.
Madam Speaker, Congresswoman Lummis has pointed out what we are going to face over the course of this decade. And we have to pay our interest payments first before we feed any hungry children, before we engage in housing for those who need housing and jobs for those who need jobs. Before we even fund the military we have to fund our debt. It crowds out other needed spending. It also makes it much more difficult for there to be borrowing in the private sector, raising interest rates in the private sector to get this economy moving again.
It is also ultimately a matter of national security, because who is purchasing our debt? It is being purchased by foreign nations, by China, by Saudi Arabia and by other nations across the globe. And ultimately, he who pays the piper calls the tune. And this is a matter of national security. And undoubtedly the American people will recognize now what Congress has not yet recognized, and that is we have to get our Federal spending under control.
No one in Congress thinks that we can balance the budget this year. However, we need a glide path toward a balanced budget. And instead, we have a rocket in the other direction with ever-rising levels of annual deficits.
The Congressional Budget Office predicts that by the end of this next decade, our total debt may approach $20 trillion. That is simply unacceptable. It places an undue burden on the next generation. For the first time in the history of this country, there is an open question whether the next generation will have a higher quality of life than this generation. The promise of America has always been that each generation works as hard as possible to make sure that our children will have a higher quality of life. Whether or not we will have a second American Century here in the 21st century the way the 20th century was an American Century is now in question based upon this fundamental issue that confronts all of us in Congress, and that is the issue of out-of-control Federal spending and a massive debt that is increasing enormously.
Let me state, Madam Speaker, that in the 1990s, with a Democratic President, President Clinton, and a Republican Congress, we did a better job. In 1997, the annual deficit that year was $21 billion. The next year, there was a surplus of $69 billion, the next year a surplus of $125 billion, the next year a surplus of $236 billion, that's in year 2000, the last year of the Clinton Presidency, and in the first year of the Presidency of George W. Bush, a surplus of $128 billion.
I want to give credit to President Clinton. I also want to give credit to the Republican Congress then in power. And I think that it is a responsibility of the Presidency and the Congress working together. In the 8 years of the Bush Presidency, 6 years with Republican control of the House and Senate, there was a combined debt in those 8 years, let me repeat, of $2 trillion, and in this last year, the fiscal year that ended on September 30, we had in that 1 year a deficit of over $1.5 trillion. And this year, we're going to have that amount yet again. I implore the White House to get serious on this issue of annual Federal deficits and the overall Federal debt.
We, the Republican freshmen, want to do our part. We came here to reform the system. We want to reform the system in a bipartisan way. And Congresswoman Lummis is taking the lead for the freshman class on this, in my judgment, the most important issue confronting the American Nation, as important as reforming the health care system, as important as the burden that we share with others around the world, including the brave young men and women who fight in Afghanistan and Iraq. Because this, the debt issue, is a matter of national security as well as a matter of economic prosperity.
I yield back to the congresswoman.
Mrs. LUMMIS. I applaud the gentleman from New Jersey for his view that we need to have tied to an increase in the national debt a mechanism that will begin to address this problem. One of the mechanisms is one that you mentioned that you support, and that would be legislation that would create a commission to begin to advise us on this structural deficit. And this chart illustrates why this structural deficit is so much worse than it has ever been.
One of the points in this chart you brought up in your discussion, and that was a point right here, this is the years when we had the Clinton Presidency and a Republican Congress, and you saw tax revenues increasing over expenditures as a percentage of gross domestic product and creating the very surplus that you discussed. But what's really interesting about this chart is the fact that it runs from the 1970s, actually from the year 1969 to 2009, so it's a 40-year chart that compares spending to gross domestic product, taxes to gross domestic product, and then the deficit to gross domestic product. And the amazing thing is that when you look at gross domestic product, that is, the value of everything we produce in this country every year, and use that as your constant, so we're comparing that over 40 years to the way that Congress has spent money, the way that Congress has taken in taxes, and then to the deficit, what you see is remarkable stability, remarkable stability for 40 years. It has always hovered around a little over 20 percent of gross domestic product in terms of spending, and around 18 percent in terms of taxes.
So there has been a structural deficit for all those years of roughly 2.4 percent, meaning for about 40 years we've taken in a little bit less in taxes than we've spent. And so it has created some deficits over time. But even the deficits have hovered within that average of about 2.4 percent. The average then is this dotted line down here, remarkably stable over 40 years.
Now, look at what is happening in the future. These are projections. The sources are the Congressional Budget Office and the Office of Management and Budget. So we're talking about government agencies that are projecting this. Here is the line for where we begin the next decade starting in January. Spending and taxes separate dramatically. As you can see, the year 2009, which is illustrated by this tremendous separation right here, this is where we are now, and the reason we've taken in less taxes is because of the recession. But the reason that we've spent so much are all the bills that we discussed from the beginning of this hour. It has just become completely out of the realm of anything we've ever seen in the last 40 years.
So it creates a structural deficit, meaning a very, very wide gap going forward between taxes and spending. This gap is projected by CBO to be between 5 and 6 percent. That's more than twice of what it has ever been over the last 40 years. And it goes on and on from there. And so you can see this projected deficit in the decade coming forward, down here, is an enormous gap over what it has been. That is what you were talking about when you said, will we give our children a better country than we received? And there is a real question about that now. And that is why we have to address it.
I know you're on a committee where Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has come, as am I, and said, you've got to come up with a plan to deal with this problem, this specific problem, the structural deficit. This is the structural deficit. And it is caused by the mismatch between taxes and spending. And while we as partisans get under each others' skin by saying, Democrats, you have spent too much; and the Democrats saying, Republicans, you gave tax cuts at a time when we were at war. Well, we're both right. And now here we are. I yield back.
Mr. LANCE. Thank you, Congresswoman.
Madam Speaker, the fact that for a generation, spending has been at roughly 20 percent of gross domestic product for 40 years is noteworthy. And the chart that Congresswoman Lummis has is extremely informative and revealing. However, we are entering a new era where as a percentage of gross domestic product, governmental spending is rising dramatically to 25 percent. This is a significant and very disturbing difference. And the fact that over the next decade our projected deficits are so much larger than they have been historically as a percentage of gross domestic product is also disturbing. And in a bipartisan fashion, we have to have a glide path toward fiscal responsibility.
I think that it is impossible to balance the budget until we get out of this deep recession. But once we are out of this deep recession, and in my judgment we are still in the recession, because unemployment rates in this country are at 10 percent, the highest they have been since 1983, a generation ago--once we get out of this deep recession, we have to have a plan to make sure that we move toward the historic average of no more than 20 percent of spending in the governmental sector at the Federal level as percentage of gross domestic product.
My own view is that we need a bipartisan commission to advise us, like the BRAC commission regarding the closing of military bases, and then there can be an up-or-down vote on what is recommended by that commission here in Congress. Some oppose that, but do not provide an alternative as to how we are going to do a better job. And to do nothing is to condemn the next generation to a lower standard of living. It is to condemn the next generation of businesses across this country with much higher interest rates because the government crowds out private-sector borrowing.
The government is the borrower of first resort.
And of course ultimately it could mean a lowering of the credit rating of the United States of America. Obviously, we now have the highest credit rating, but there are some who predict that over time that will not occur. And also, there are some who predict that there should be a new currency worldwide, that the dollar should no longer be the currency that is favored across the world. Obviously, all of us in Congress, including freshmen Republicans who are discussing this issue tonight, favor a continuation of the American currency.
The dollar is the currency that is honored across the world, but the Chinese, for example, have floated the idea that there should be a new international currency, not the dollar, regarding international trade. This is as a result of the fact of these ever-rising deficits year in and year out and the result of the fact of an overwhelming Federal debt, now at $12 trillion. In the next week before Christmas we're going to be asked to raise it to $14 trillion.
We are not going to be asked to raise it on a stand-alone vote on that issue. It is going to be part of a bill related, I believe, to the military. I call again for a stand-alone vote on this issue, and that stand-alone vote, Madam Speaker, should include the establishment of some sort of mechanism to get a handle on this situation, this, the most critical issue confronting us not only economically but also as a matter of national security.
I yield back to the Congresswoman from Wyoming.
Mr. LANCE. Thank you very much for yielding, Congresswoman Lummis.
In 1982 and 1983, President Reagan established a bipartisan commission to deal with the issue of Social Security. Based upon that bipartisan commission, action occurred here in the Congress with the support of the administration that had the result of making Social Security solvent for almost a generation. We now have another challenge regarding Social Security, and particularly Medicare and Medicaid. I think we should replicate what occurred in 1982 and 1983 with a Republican President, President Reagan, and a Democratically controlled House of Representatives--and the Democratic Party controlled the House of Representative from 1954 until 1994, for 40 years. We should come together in a bipartisan fashion to establish another commission to deal with the enormous Federal debt. This commission could also have the responsibility perhaps to discuss and evaluate the Medicare and Medicaid and Social Security issues. Perhaps there should be a second commission for that.
But it is clear, based upon the chart that Congresswoman Lummis has in front of the Chamber, that Medicare and Medicaid are rising rapidly. The largest cohort is the baby boom generation, those born between 1946 and 1964. Those of us who are on the floor this evening are in that generation. Obviously, Congresswoman Lummis is at the end of that cohort, whereas Congressman Coffman and I are in the middle of that cohort. Let me say that it is the responsibility of us working together to address this issue.
Let me also say that we count funds that go into the Social Security Trust Fund as part of Federal revenues. If we had segregated them separately, our annual deficits would be even higher than they are. And when I state that the deficit for the year that ended September 30 of roughly $1.5 trillion--precisely $1.47 trillion--that includes the monies that are paid into the Social Security Fund. So if we were to place them in a separate pot of money, the annual deficit would be even higher than it already is.
Mrs. LUMMIS. Will the gentlemen yield?
Mr. LANCE. I certainly will.
Mrs. LUMMIS. Will the gentleman remind us to whom has the so-called Social Security Trust Fund been lent?
And I yield back.
Mr. LANCE. Thank you.
It has been lent to the fact that we are funding these programs that we cannot pay, and really the deficit is much higher than that. And Medicare will be in the red in the next several years, and Social Security not too far beyond that.
Mrs. LUMMIS. Will the gentleman yield?
Mr. LANCE. Certainly.
Mrs. LUMMIS. Are you telling me that Social Security dollars that Americans paid into a Social Security Trust Fund have been lent to the Federal Government to spend on these programs we've been discussing tonight?
And I yield back.
Mr. LANCE. I thank you for yielding, Congresswoman.
Absolutely, 100 percent accurate. It is not going for the purposes for which it was intended based upon the Social Security program established in 1935. I do believe that those who established the Social Security program--Franklin Roosevelt, distinguished Members of Congress, including Sam Rayburn, Francis Perkins, the Secretary of Labor--that that generation would be appalled by how we use Social Security funds in this year of 2009.
And I yield back to the Congresswoman.
Mrs. LUMMIS. And I yield to the gentleman from Colorado.
Mr. COFFMAN of Colorado. Thank you, Congresswoman Lummis.
I think there is a fear of the American people, as well as some of us in Congress that are here tonight discussing this issue, and that is that the health reform bill that has passed the House and they are debating iterations of it over in the United States Senate, that both versions--the one that is being debated in the Senate that we're aware of and that which was passed in the House--plant the seeds for new entitlements. And so I think that the American people are distrustful because they know what government promised in terms of what the impact of Social Security would be. They can remember what the impact of what Medicare would be and how explosive the realities of those are in terms of Federal deficits, and now the rising debt for this country, and how damaging that will be. And so I think there is real concern, and that concern is very legitimate.
So I think that before the Congress of the United States engages in new entitlements, it needs to take care of the ones that we have and get them under control so that they don't totally envelop this country's budget and capacity to borrow.
Mrs. LUMMIS. Will the gentleman yield?
Mr. COFFMAN of Colorado. Yes.
Mrs. LUMMIS. Is it true that the health care bill that passed the House of Representatives a few weeks ago accumulated about 10 years of taxes and fees to pay 6 or 7 years of benefits?
And I yield back.
Mr. COFFMAN of Colorado. Thank you, Congresswoman Lummis.
Yes, that's accurate. Because what it did is the--I don't think the benefits were effective until 2013, but the taxes started right away. And so it is deceptive in terms of saying that--you have to use some fuzzy math, some new accounting, new age accounting, to be able to say that it's deficit neutral.
Mrs. LUMMIS. Will the gentleman yield?
Mr. COFFMAN of Colorado. Yes.
Mrs. LUMMIS. Are you saying that, then, 10 years of taxes are going to begin right away under the House health care bill and the benefits are not going to begin to be paid out until year 2013?
Mr. COFFMAN of Colorado. That's correct.
Mrs. LUMMIS. And so what happens at the end of 10 years?
Mr. COFFMAN of Colorado. Well, as in all, it seems, programs that Congress starts, unfortunately, historically they've been financially disingenuous, because at that point in time, clearly we are moving forward into a deficit situation.
Mrs. LUMMIS. You are telling me that there is going to be a structural deficit in the very health care bill that we passed, in addition to the structural deficit we have been discussing tonight?
Mr. COFFMAN of Colorado. Welcome to government accounting, and I think that that's unfortunate.
I would hope that the American people would grow to understand this particular issue and ought to express their concern to their Members of Congress, because we already have deficits and debts that are out of control, and I believe that can very well choke off the ability for this economy to ever recover because of interest rates and inflation that are derived from deficits, prolonged deficit spending. This is merely going to exacerbate the problem.
Mrs. LUMMIS. I thank the gentleman from Colorado for raising that point.
Mr. LANCE. This has the potential of bringing about generational conflict, because we rely on the working generation to fund programs through the taxes that they pay, not only the income tax, but also payroll taxes such as Social Security and Medicare. If the next generation, beginning in the workforce, is going to shoulder this tremendous burden regarding our debt, and, in addition, shoulder a tremendous burden regarding Social Security and Medicare and Medicaid, there is the potential of generational conflict.
It is incumbent upon those of us who serve here to make sure that that generational conflict does not occur. It is the height of irresponsibility and, might I suggest, it is, indeed, immoral to place on the backs of the next generation this ever-increasing Federal debt. This is new in its percentage.
As you have rightly pointed out over the course of the last generation, spending has been at roughly 20 percent of GDP. It is going to expand greatly, and the chart indicates, to 25 percent, and some have indicated--some economists have made it, increased it to 30 percent of GDP. That is a dramatic and unprecedented expansion.
The yearly deficit for the fiscal year that just ended on September 30 was the most amount of money, as a yearly deficit, as a percentage of GDP, since 1945 at the very end of World War II, when we were fighting for our existence and, obviously, during World War II, the most extensive war in the history of the human condition. We were in a situation where we had to have deficit spending.
But the fiscal year that ended on September 30, 2009, had the highest annual deficit as a percentage of GDP since 1945. Let me repeat: That I believe that in this new fiscal year that runs from October 1, 2009, until September 30, 2010, we are likely to have an annual deficit that approaches the $1.5 trillion annual deficit of last year.
This is simply unacceptable. Before we raise the debt ceiling, as the majority intends to do in the next week, we should have a fundamental discussion about where we are headed. We certainly should have an up-or-down vote in this regard.
I have written the Speaker of the House for an up-or-down vote. I am joined by freshman Republican colleagues in this request and, instead, we are likely to have a vote that is part of a larger appropriations act for the Defense Department.
Mr. COFFMAN of Colorado. Congresswoman Lummis, you and I were both State treasurers; you from the State of Wyoming, myself from the State of Colorado.
One thing that we had, I am sure that you had in the State of Wyoming, was a balanced budget requirement that every year we had to balance the budget. It created a sense of fiscal discipline where you had to make tough decisions in terms of tradeoffs. You simply couldn't have everything and drive your State into deficits and further into debt.
What is absolutely essential to have in the Congress of the United States is a balanced budget requirement where the tradeoffs have to be made, where hard decisions have to be made, where there has to be a reference point that at the end of the day, revenues have to equal expenditures. Without that, I really fear for the future of the country, I think, for the first time in my life, when we look at these deficits, when you look at the debt, when we think about the future of the country.
I know that Democrats have pointed to Republicans and said, well, you did it in the past. Now it's our turn.
Well, but, you know, I used to use that with my mother when I was growing up. I used to say all the other kids are doing it. My mother didn't buy it, and the American people aren't buying it today.
The American people aren't buying it, and they realize, I think, that they have unease about what is going on in the Congress of the United States. They have an extraordinary feeling of insecurity about what is happening in this country, not simply because the way the economy is right now, but they understand that the political class in Washington, led by the majority party, is pushing this country over a cliff, and the American people get it.
Mrs. LUMMIS. The alarm you expressed is shared by others. I would like to quote one sentence from this article to which I referred earlier by John Maggs in the National Journal, ``The Debt Problem is Worse Than You Think,'' for your reaction.
``Simply put, even alarmists may be underestimating the size of the problem, how quickly it will become unbearable, and how poorly prepared our political system is to deal with it.''
Your reaction?
Mr. COFFMAN of Colorado. Well, the tragedy of what I have seen in my first year here in Congress, as one of your fellow freshmen here, is that it is all about the politics of the moment. It is all about the immediacy of how can we placate the American people through spending and not the consequences of what's going to happen to the next generation.
The only thing is that it's done at such a rapid pace right now that it's going to envelop this generation even before it hits the next generation in terms of its adverse effects.
I just think it's extraordinary. Again, I believe that the deficits are such, and I think the American people are beginning to understand, that unless Congress can control its spending, that the ability of this economy to ever fully recover, that the consequences of this level of debt, in terms of higher inflation, in terms of higher interest rates, will choke off this economy's ability to ever fully recover.
In addition, the situation is so bad that internationally the focus is on the United States and the mismanagement of fiscal policy, where you have a country like China, the largest holder of U.S. public debt, foreign holder of U.S. public debt, stating their concern about what America is doing to itself.
Mrs. LUMMIS. Are you prepared to say that the Republicans were wrong when they simultaneously passed Medicare part D, the Bush tax cuts, and tried to sustain that during wartime. Are you prepared to say that?
Mr. COFFMAN of Colorado. They were absolutely wrong. There is no question about it.
Mrs. LUMMIS. I would like to ask the gentleman from New Jersey, do you agree with that? Do you think we were wrong?
Mr. LANCE. I campaigned last year against the policies, when it was a Republican President and a Republican-controlled Congress that had these deficits. I point out that over the 8 years there was a $2 trillion deficit. That was too large. It's even larger now, and we have to work in a bipartisan fashion to get this under control.
Let me also say that I commend both the Congresswoman from Wyoming and the Congressman from Colorado, both having been State treasurers, because you had constitutions in your State that required a balanced budget.
Unfortunately, in New Jersey, we have had a system where we have borrowed without voter approval for about 15 years. That was put to an end last November when we changed our State Constitution. My constitutional amendment, the Lance amendment, that prohibits further borrowing in New Jersey without voter approval. New Jersey is in the equivalent situation of California, and we have not discussed here the fact that there are quite a few States, including California and New Jersey, that have tremendous annual deficits.
Of course, this comes out of the other pocket of taxpayers' in these States, and taxpayers are burdened not only here at the Federal level but at the State level as well.
I certainly agree that we have to work in a bipartisan capacity. I also agree with my colleague from Colorado that simply because, in the first decade of this century, the 8 years from 2001 to 2008, there was a deficit of $2 trillion, that does not mean that we should continue on this route and, indeed, accelerate on this route of irresponsible spending. Two wrongs do not make a right.
I agree with my colleague from Colorado. My late mother, when my twin brother and I were children in the little town of Glen Gardner, Hunterdon County, New Jersey we would say other children are doing this. My late mother would say, I don't care what other kids in Glen Gardner do. You are not going to do that.
We have to acknowledge that, what occurred in the past, recognize that there has been overspending. There is overspending now. It has accelerated, a yearly deficit of $1.5 trillion, to be replicated, in my judgment, this year. This will mean leadership will pass to China or to some other Nation in the world. And all of the democratic values we share together, freedom of speech, in which I am now engaged, freedom of association together here on the floor of the House of Representatives, freedom of religion and all of the other values we share together, is ultimately based on American leadership.
We do not want that leadership to pass to some other place on Earth, to China, to India or to some other country as a result of these massive Federal deficits year in and year out and an overall Federal deficit now of $12 trillion and rising, based upon nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office analysis, to $20 trillion in the course of the next 10 years or so.
Mrs. LUMMIS. It is the rare man who has a constitutional amendment named after him. The Lance amendment in New Jersey will help right the ship in New Jersey. We compliment you for that work.
We are now about to begin to summarize. I would ask the gentleman from Colorado to summarize this evening's discussion.
Mr. COFFMAN of Colorado. As freshmen we went to an orientation where part of it was on the financial crisis which has morphed into an economic crisis. And we had economists from all political stripes brief us. They said, You know, that it was right to do a stimulus, it was right to deficit spend, but it had to be very temporary. It had to end with 2010 because the economy was expected to improve and you didn't want public-sector borrowing colliding with a greater demand for private sector-borrowing.
It also said that it also needed to be timely and that it needed to be fast-acting. Unfortunately, it hasn't been. Also it needed to be targeted, and they differed about what being targeted was. But it was interesting, the fact that they all felt you had to start controlling the deficit by the end of 2010 or you were going to have dramatic effects on the ability of the economy to fully recover.
It seems that when we look at this $787 billion stimulus bill, more money, I think, will be spent in 2011 than has been spent this year. It hasn't been fast-acting. It certainly isn't temporary, and it goes on, and I would argue that it is not targeted, although the economists differed on what was targeted.
One thing they did say: They questioned if you went to the bureaucracy, if you chose government to be the stimulus, would it be fast enough? Could the government bureaucracy and the Federal Government move the money through fast enough? Clearly we have been able to see that it hasn't been able to get the money out the door to make a difference to the economy.
Mrs. LUMMIS. I wish to thank my Republican colleagues this evening, the gentleman from Ohio, the gentleman from New Jersey, and the gentleman from Colorado. We are hoping that in the next year we will see a bipartisan effort to address this problem.
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text: The Bubonic Plague affected many people in Medieval Times, but I'm here to talk about how and what it did to the peasants/serfs. One problem is that, peasants had a lot of tax problems during the Bubonic Plague. The Peasants had their taxes raised by their kings. "A second problem was that the Black Death had severely depleted the tax base of the medieval state. This caused kings to raise taxes drastically to meet expenses coming from the chronic warfare of the age, in particular the Hundred Years War raging between France and England. "But other workers and peasants did die which gave the remaining ones higher pay, some peasants went off to even fight in the Hundred years' war!" Some peasants were even refusing to go back to their lords/Manors. "Many peasants simply ignored the law or when they were forced to return to their former Lord's they would simply move far away at the first chance they could get." "In less than a decade, millions of people up and down the Silk Road from China, India, the Middle East and Europe would die horribly painful (and really disgusting) deaths." Including the peasants.The peasants had a chance to demand higher pay because of all the other workers dying, and other fellow peasants! Many Many things affected the Peasants/Serfs during the Bubonic Plague and other people that lived in Medieval times.


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What does Winifryd mean?
Winifryd [winifryd] as a girls' name. The name Winifryd means "holy, blessed reconciliation; joy and peace". Winifryd is a version of Winifred (Welsh, Old English): winifred, a martyred Welsh princess.
VARIANTS Wynnifred, Wynifred, Winnifred▼
RELATED FORMS VIA WINIFRED Winafred, Winefred, Winefride, Winefried, Winfreda, WynafredCREATIVE FORMS
(male) MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Winifryd Monique (W.M.), ..
How popular is Winifryd?
Winifryd is an uncommon given name for females. Winifryd is an equivalently unique last name too for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Which version is better?with its source form and related girl names. Winifred (#1467 A YEAR AGO) and Winnifred are the popular alternative forms of Winifryd (NOT RANKED). Other forms, like Winfreda, are uncommon. These forms of Winifryd were popular as baby names a century ago (MEDIAN #359) and are now significantly less common (#1733, ▼93.9%). (TOP BABY NAMES, 2015)
Similar NamesRecommended names are Wilfreda, Windy, Winfrieda, Winny, Wintar and Winter▲. These names tend to be more commonly used than Winifryd.See names in meaning and etymology.


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Here is the result of the FDA regulation evolution on mobile medical Apps.
The FDA is focusing its oversight on mobile medical apps that:
-are intended to be used as an accessory to a regulated medical device – for example, an application that allows a health care professional to make a specific diagnosis by viewing a medical image from a picture archiving and communication system (PACS) on a smartphone or a mobile tablet;
-or transform a mobile platform into a regulated medical device – for example, an application that turns a smartphone into an electrocardiography (ECG) machine to detect abnormal heart rhythms or determine if a patient is experiencing a heart attack.
Mobile medical apps that undergo FDA review will be assessed using the same regulatory standards and risk-based approach that the agency applies to other medical devices.
The agency does not regulate the sale or general consumer use of smartphones or tablets nor does it regulate mobile app distributors such as the 'iTunes App store" or the "Google Play store."
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Kentucky opens the postseason this week at the SEC Tournament in Nashville, playing in the event's first round for the first time since the renewal in 1979. The Wildcats finished third in the SEC East, failing to capture a first-round bye for the first time since the league split into divisions in 1992. The Wildcats, 9-7 in SEC, face Ole Miss in the tournament's second game Thursday. Kentucky doubled up the Rebels, 80-40, two weeks ago in Lexington, a game that Ole Miss' leading scorer, Dwayne Curtis, missed to attend his brother's funeral. The Rebels have lost five in a row, while UK closed out the year winning four of its last six conference games. Kentucky is 107-18 all-time in SEC Tournament action, 50-13 since the tourney was renewed in 1979 and 34-4 since the league expanded in 1992. This is the 47th SEC Tournament, and UK has won more than half (25) the titles despite playing in just 44 previous events. Kentucky has posted a winning record in SEC play for 17-straight years, the best streak in the league. Florida's eight-consecutive winning seasons rank second.
• The Cats are 5-0 all-time at the Gaylord Entertainment Center, winning the 2001 SEC Tournament there. • Kentucky has won 25 of the 47 all-time SEC Tournament titles, despite appearing in only 44 previous events. • UK great Ralph Beard will represent Kentucky as its "SEC Legend" at this week's SEC Tourney. • Ole Miss (0-12) and Georgia (0-8) have never recroded a win vs. UK in the SEC Tournament. • Tubby Smith is 21-5 all-time in SECTournament games, which ranks third all-time in SEC history. • In Tubby Smith's nine years, UK is 104-2 (.981) when shooting 50 percent or better. • After shooting .429 in non-conference action, UK shot .476 in SEC play (second in the league). • Randolph Morris shot .624 from the field in SEC action, the league's second-highest field goal percentage.
INSIDE THE SEC NUMBERS UK is the only team to own 100 SEC Tournament wins (107) ... Kentucky is 107-18 overall in SEC Tournament action, 50-13 since the tourney was renewed in 1979, and 34-4 since the league expanded in 1992 ... This is the 47th SEC Tournament, and UK has won more than half (25) the titles despite playing in just 44 previous events ... UK has won 34 of its last 38 SEC Tourney games ... Since the tournament was renewed in 1979, UK is 18-0 in semifinal games and 13-5 in title games ... Georgia (0-8) and Ole Miss (0-12) have never beaten UK in the SEC Tournament ... Since the league split in 1992, UK has earned the No. 1 seed eight times and the No. 2 seed six times ... This is Kentucky's first appearance in the first round since 1989 ... At 21-5 in SEC Tournament play, Tubby Smith is third in league tournament wins. Smith trails only Kentucky's Adolph Rupp (57-6) and Alabama's Wimp Sanderson (25-7) ... UK Associate Head Coach David Hobbs has a 33-11 SEC Tournament record (with 7 titles), including his time as an assistant and head coach at Alabama (1985-98) and as an assistant at UK.
At least one Kentucky player has been named the SEC All-Tournament team in 12 of the last 14 years. A Wildcat has been named tournament MVP 13 times since the renewal (1979).
Kentucky will play on the opening day of the 2006 SEC Tournament for the first time since the first season of the renewal in 1979. The Wildcats have earned a first-round bye in every tournament since the league split into divisions and implemented its current postseason tournament format that allows first-round byes for four teams in 1992.
Twelve current Wildcats have SEC Tournament experience, led by senior Ravi Moss, who has played in seven tournament games.
Three-time All-American, Olympic Gold Medalist and two-time NCAA Champion Ralph Beard will represent the Wildcats this week at the SEC Tournament as the school's "Legend." Each school annually nominates a former player to be recognized at the tournament. The player is honored at halftime of his team's first game before the entire group is recognized between semifinal games Saturday. Beard, known as one of the best guards in Kentucky history, played for the Wildcats from 1946-49, helping UK to NCAA titles in 1948 and 1949 as a member of "The Fabulous Five." He was named All-SEC four times and was on the SEC All-Tournament team in four consecutive years. He totaled 1,517 career points, which still ranks 14th in the UK record books. After helping the Wildcats win their first-ever NCAA title, he and his Kentucky teammates captured Olympic gold in 1948. They returned the following year to post a 32-2 record and take the title again. Beard is retired from the wholesale drug business and living in Lousiville, Ky.
Kentucky is 63-25 all-time in Nashville and has gone 6-0 in SEC Tournament games played in the Music City. UK is also 12-2 in Nashville when not playing hometown Vanderbilt. UK won the 1984 tournament, played at Vanderbilt's Memorial Gymnasium, en route to the Final Four. The Cats also won the 2001 SEC Tournament at the Gaylord Entertainment Center. UK is 5-0 all-time at the GEC. In addition to winning all three SEC Tournament games in 2001, the Big Blue won NCAA Tournament first (vs. IUPUI) and second (vs. Utah) round games there in 2003.
WILDCAT FANS TO RALLY IN NASHVILLE The Nashville area chapter of the UK Alumni Association is holding a pep rally prior to UK's first-round game on Thursday. The group invites all Wildcat fans to meet at the Wildhorse Saloon on Second Avenue from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Thursday. Admission is $15 at the door and fans will enjoy entertainment from the UK mascot, pep band, dance team and cheerleaders. Special guests include former Kentucky Wildcat Jeff Sheppard.


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|Simple Dictionary Definition
青玉see styles
|seigyoku / segyoku / せいぎょく
| sapphire; jacinth
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藍寶石see styles
| lán bǎo shí / lan2 bao3 shi2
lan pao shih
| sapphire
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宝蓝see styles
| bǎo lán / bao3 lan2
pao lan
| sapphire blue
色石see styles
|iroishi / いろいし
| (1) (See カラーストーン) gemstones (apart from diamond, e.g. ruby, sapphire, etc.); (2) colored stone
大靑珠see styles
| dà qīng zhū / da4 qing1 zhu1
ta ch`ing chu / ta ching chu
| mahānīla. 摩訶尼羅 A precious stone, large and blue, perhaps identical with Indra-nīla-muktā, i.e. the Indra of precious stones, a 'sapphire' (M. W.).
摩诃尼罗see styles
| mó hē ní luō / mo2 he1 ni2 luo1
mo ho ni lo
| (or 摩訶泥羅) mahānīla, dark-blue, a sapphire; described as the large blue pearl of Indra, perhaps the Indranīla.
玉頭姬鶲see styles
| yù tóu jī wēng / yu4 tou2 ji1 weng1
yü t`ou chi weng / yü tou chi weng
| (bird species of China) sapphire flycatcher (Ficedula sapphira)
瑠璃雀鯛see styles
|rurisuzumedai;rurisuzumedai / るりすずめだい;ルリスズメダイ
| (kana only) sapphire devil (Chrysiptera cyanea, damselfish from the Indo-West Pacific)
サファイアsee styles
|safaia / サファイア
| sapphire; (personal name) Safire; Sapphire
因陀罗尼罗see styles
| yīn tuó luō ní luō / yin1 tuo2 luo1 ni2 luo1
yin t`o lo ni lo / yin to lo ni lo
Indara nira
| (因陀羅尼羅目多) Indranīla-(muktā). Indra's blue (or green) stone, which suggests an emerald, Indranīlaka (M. W. ); but according to M. W. Indranīla is a sapphire; muktā is a pearl.
大勇猛菩薩see styles
| dà yǒng měng pú sà / da4 yong3 meng3 pu2 sa4
ta yung meng p`u sa / ta yung meng pu sa
| A guardian ruler in the Garbhadhātu group called Mahānīla, the Great Blue Pearl, or perhaps sapphire, which in some way is associated with him.
カラーストーンsee styles
|karaasutoon / karasutoon / カラーストーン
| gemstones (apart from diamond, e.g. ruby, sapphire, etc.) (wasei: color stone)
ルリスズメダイsee styles
|rurisuzumedai / ルリスズメダイ
| (kana only) sapphire devil (Chrysiptera cyanea, damselfish from the Indo-West Pacific)
カラー・ストーンsee styles
|karaa sutoon / kara sutoon / カラー・ストーン
| gemstones (apart from diamond, e.g. ruby, sapphire, etc.) (wasei: color stone)
スターサファイアsee styles
|sutaasafaia / sutasafaia / スターサファイア
| star sapphire
クジャクスズメダイsee styles
|kujakusuzumedai / クジャクスズメダイ
| sapphire damsel (Pomacentrus pavo, species of marine damselfish from the Indo-Pacific)
スター・サファイアsee styles
|sutaa safaia / suta safaia / スター・サファイア
| star sapphire
カラーストーン;カラー・ストーンsee styles
|karaasutoon;karaa sutoon / karasutoon;kara sutoon / カラーストーン;カラー・ストーン
|gemstones (apart from diamond, e.g. ruby, sapphire, etc.) (wasei: color stone)
スターサファイア;スター・サファイアsee styles
|sutaasafaia;sutaa safaia / sutasafaia;suta safaia / スターサファイア;スター・サファイア
|star sapphire
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|Romaji(Romanized Japanese)
|Various forms of Romanized Chinese
|qīng yù / qing1 yu4 / qing yu / qingyu
|ch`ing yü / chingyü / ching yü
|lán bǎo shí
lan2 bao3 shi2
lan bao shi
|lan pao shih
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Mice are known to live in nests that they often build in houses. These nests are made of materials that they collect within. They include wool, paper, grass and pieces of cloth. Natural ways to get rid of mice hence calls for discouraging this habitation zones.
One way is learn to keep your home clean. This will be a discouragement to mice since nothing to eat or make the nests with will be available.
Predators like cats and birds of prey also serve a great deal. Cats take time to train on mice hunting, where after they get them as they hunt for food.
Use of organic mice repellants like peppermint will keep mice out of areas where they have been applied.
Dried snake feces are another way. One should be place them in mice probable entrances.
Getting garbage sites far from homes also keeps away mice. Garbage sites provide good warmth, food and nesting shelter.
Lastly there are some ultra-sound mice repellants that can be purchased. They work by emitting beeping sounds that mice hate though mice may get used to them.


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Star Wars: The Force Awakens may be everywhere right now, but Ryan Reynolds isn't letting us forget about the Merc with a Mouth. Reynolds is counting down the 12 Days of Deadpool to spread holiday cheer. From Deadpool's Christmas list to this lovely sweater, he's keeping it lively.
If someone doesn't make this sweater, I'll be shocked. Of course someone will make it. It clearly needs to be a thing we can buy.
Check out his tweet after the break.
This sweater is like wearing a coffin made entirely out of adorable. #12DaysOfDeadpool pic.twitter.com/Wa5ZU7LWIg
— Ryan Reynolds (@VancityReynolds) December 18, 2015


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text: welcome to a place worser than hell kiddo,!!!! Yo internet! it's me!!!! ya miss me!! hehe.... so yeah once i was like in the school toilets with this eight year old girl and she was like"yeah come on do it!fist me right up in the vagina!"and i was lik ok but i don't really know whatta ama getting myself intos here's!(also apparently i turned into jar jar binks)anywayz,yah,she's like "come on come on!! fucking do it!" and so ynow i just literally just shoved my whole entire fist up her vagina and it,,,, jus fucking tared open and they be like loads of blood spurting out of it there be semenil fluids floating out of it there be shit coming out of it (i mean how that even happend i don't know but whatever)and ya know i even think i saw an ovary fly out at one point but yeah as i was saying this was a skool so yeh it's kinda against the law to fist fuck eight year old girls or eight year old boys(or really eight year old anythings...)and sos thar was a suddin siren noize and i be like"excuse me please?" and my eight year old girl was like "BLUH, I CAN HEAR THE SIRENS COMING!"and so baisically the plops arrivsd and so,theyou know so yeah that happend then the left wall of the toilets had been broken down and their be this huge mogeko jusqw standin,their...and he's like "MOGEGE! MY CAT COCK IS SO HARD!!!!" "IM GONNA FUCK THE PROSSCUITTO OUT OF YOUR ASSES!!!!" and so yeah baisically he shoved his mogek cock into our tiny mogek asses and we were pretty much ripped apart from the inside so yeah that happend that all happend i fucking swear,so,lord. this pleases renoops


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Toshiba will launch a trio of new HD DVD players as early as October, all priced less than 500 dollars in the US. The third generation line-up will include the 1080i HD-A3, priced at 299 dollars, the 1080p HD-A30 (399 dollars) and the high-end HD A-35 (499 dollars). No product specifics have been formally announced. Expect more UK specific info at the upcoming IFA tech show.
New Toshiba HD DVD players due October
August 3rd, 2007 · No Comments
Tags: HD DVD and Blu-ray · Home cinema · Trade
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