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This is a must see! In Springville, NY, you will be amazed and entertained by this particular home that set their Christmas lights to Holiday music! All you have to do is set your car radio to the station they advertise on a sign at their home, and then, sit back and enjoy this spectacular display! Absolutely amazing!
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Char, Springville is about 30-45 minutes south of Buffalo. If you get onto the 219 and take that all the way to the end of it. It gets you off at Springville for now. Turn left off the off ramp and you are in Springville.
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Sorry, I meant were IN Springville. I did a map search for Montana, it doesn't really show it, could you explain location better?
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If you go to Montana and turn left you will find it. But Seriously...I am amazed how people in Western New York have no idea the location of major tourist destinations in the area.
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Mon December 2 2013
This years' Rugby League World Cup has been hailed as the greatest of all time by the organisers. Australia claimed their 10th title by beating New Zealand in the final in front of a record attendance.
Rugby League World Cup tournament director Nigel Wood says the last few weeks have been a major boost for the sport in this country.
Sun December 1 2013
Australia beat New Zealand to win the Rugby League World Cup, thrashing them 34-2 in front of a record breaking 75,000 crowd at Old Trafford.
Sat November 30 2013
Australia have dominated the Rugby League World Cup Final in previous years, winning the title nine times. They play New Zealand on Saturday, but will be taking nothing for granted.
Fri November 22 2013
Steve McNamara says England are ready for their mouth-watering World Cup semi-final clash with New Zealand at Wembley.
Tue November 19 2013
Steven McNamara hailed the performance of England with the side just two wins away from Rugby League World Cup victory.
Sat November 16 2013
England head coach Steve McNamara is happy with his side ahead of their game against France at the DW Stadium.
Thu November 14 2013
Warrington Wolves legend Lee Briers retires on medical advice but looks forward to starting his career in coaching.
Tue November 12 2013
Australia full-back Billy Slater has spoken out for the first time since being arrested following an altercation outside a Manchester nightclub and admits it's been a wake-up call for the rest of the squad
Sun November 10 2013
Ryan Hall and Sam Tomkins paid tribute to former St Helens and England full-back Steve Prescott, who died earlier this weekend after a severn year battle with stomach cancer.
Sat November 2 2013
A Ryan Hall hat-trick helped England get their Rugby League World Cup campaign up and running with a 42-0 hammering of Group A rivals Ireland .
Wed October 30 2013
England play Ireland in Huddersfield on Saturday and Brett Ferres is anticipating an amazing atmosphere when the England team run out in front of a capacity crowd.
Fri October 25 2013
Steve McNamara refused to justify sending home Gareth Hock and dropping James Graham for their opening match against Australia.
Wed October 23 2013
England kick off the Rugby League World Cup against Australia at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday and captain Kevin Sinfield says they must try to move on from last Saturday's warm-up defeat to Italy.
New Zealand coach Steve Kearney expects the Rugby League World Cup to be the best one ever.
Mon October 21 2013
Super League's Man of Steel Danny Brough believes a quarter-final appearance for Scotland is a realistic target at the Rugby League World Cup.
England coach Steve McNamara accused his players of losing their focus as they slipped to a shock defeat to Italy. He anticipates a tough World Cup.
Australia have been labelled favourites for the Rugby League World Cup. Coach Tim Sheens believes the team will still have to come through some tough games if they are to lift the trophy.
Sat October 5 2013
Wigan produced the biggest comeback in Grand Final history, scoring 28 points without reply, to beat Warrington 30-16 at Old Trafford and complete the double.
Wigan produced the biggest second-half fightback in Grand Final history to defeat Warrington 30-16 and complete the double.
Fri October 4 2013
Warrington coach Tony Smith is expecting fireworks in the Super League Grand Final as his side prepare to face Wigan.
Shaun Wane claims it would be the best feeling ever if he can lead his Wigan Warriors side to success in the Super League Grand Final.
Warrington coach Tony Smith will equal Brian Noble's Grand Final record when he leads the Wolves out at Old Trafford this weekend, his fifth appearance.
Thu October 3 2013
Sam Tomkins' mum is used to having successful rugby players in the family. She gives us some insight into being a top rugby players' mum.
Wigan Warriors star Pat Richards and Gareth Carvell of the Warrington Wolves look towards the Super League Grand Final at Old Trafford.
The Super League season reaches a climax with the Grand Final this weekend. It will be an extra special day for Wigan's Sam Tomkins, who makes his farewell appearance against Warrington - and it'll be just as emotional for his mum.
Wed October 2 2013
Michael Monaghan is hoping Warrington can finish off their season with a win against Wigan in Saturday's Grand Final.
Lee Mossop says to bow out on a Grand Final win would be extremely special after an impressive year for the Wigan prop.
Mon September 30 2013
Sam Tomkins speaks ahead of his final game for Wigan Warriors as they prepare to face Warrington in Saturday's Super League Grand Final.
Highlights and reaction from Wigan Warriors second-leg victory over Leeds Rhinos in the Super League play-off semi-final.
Fri September 27 2013
Wigan Warriors have reached the Grand Final after beating Leeds Rhinos 22-12.
Lee Briers and Shaun Lunt speak following Warrington's 30-22 playoff victory over Huddersfield.
Thu September 26 2013
Huddersfield's Paul Anderson reflects on their playoff defeat to Warrington.
Tony Smith speaks following Warrington's 30-22 playoff victory over Huddersfield to reach the Grand Final.
Warrington's Adrian Morley speaks following their playoff victory over Huddersfield.
Joel Monaghan's score for Warrington was the standout moment as they defeated Huddersfield 30-22.
Eddie Hemmings, Shaun McRae and Jon Wells look ahead to the Super League Play-off between Warrington and Huddersfield.
Eddie Hemmings, Shaun McRae and Jon Wells look ahead to the Super League Play-off between Wigan and Leeds.
Wed September 25 2013
New Hull FC Head Coach Lee Radford chats with Eddie Hemmings about his appointment.
Despite a poor record against Warrington, Paul Anderson says the history books won't mean anything when the players get on the pitch.
Rod Studd and Mike Stephenson look at all the headlines from the past seven days in rugby league. They are joined by League Weekly's Danny Lockwood and Chris Irvine of The Times.
Mon September 23 2013
Sam Tomkins will become the most expensive player in rugby league history when he joins New Zealand Warriors at the end of the season.
Warrington Wolves have chosen Huddersfield as their semi-final opponents in this year's Super League play-offs.
Fri September 20 2013
Leeds Rhinos are through to the Super League play-off semi-finals after beating St Helens 11-10. Man of the Match Carl Ablett and Brian McDermott gave their reaction to the game along with St Helens' Willie Manu
Huddersfield Giants head coach Paul Anderson said he was delighted with his side's emphatic victory over Hull FC.
Hull FC head coach Peter Gentle was disappointed with his side's heavy defeat to Huddersfield Giants in the Super League play-off.
Thu September 19 2013
Huddersfield made it through to the qualifying semi-finals in some style after giving Hull a record-breaking thrashing.
Eddie Hemmings, Shaun McRae and John Kear look ahead to the Super League play-off between Leeds and St Helens this Friday night, only on Sky Sports.
Eddie Hemmings, Shaun McRae and John Kear look ahead to the eagerly-awaited Play-off between Huddersfield Giants and Hull FC.
Wed September 18 2013
Bradford Bulls season comes to a end, they reflect on a year which they hope will set them up for better times to come.
Fri September 13 2013
Hull FC beat Catalan Dragons to the punch with a 14-4 elimination play-off victory. Man of the Match Richard Whiting of Hull and Steve Menzies gave their reaction to the game.
Thu September 12 2013
All the reaction from the John Smith's Stadium as Wigan Warriors beat Huddersfield Giants in the play-offs.
Josh Charnley scored for Wigan Warriors against Huddersfield Giants in the Super League play-offs.
Wigan Warriors boss Shaun Wane says his side will get burned if they face Huddersfield with anything less than their A game.
Eddie Hemmings, Shaun McRae and John Kear look ahead to the Play-offs this weekend, only on Sky Sports.
Brian Carney discusses the changes rugby league has made, including switching to a summer season.
Wed September 11 2013
With Steve Menzies finally coming to the end of his 21 year-long playing career, the Catalan Dragons back row admits that filling the Rugby League void will be difficult.
Stevo presents a historical review of the Huddersfield Giants and the birth of Rugby League.
Eorl Crabtree is hopeful that Huddersfield can kick off a positive year with victoy over Wigan.
Tue September 10 2013
Rod Studd and Mike Stephenson look at all the headlines from the past seven days in rugby league. They are joined by Chris Irvine of The Times and Gareth Walker from Rugby League World.
Steve McNamara believes the inclusion of 12 English players in the Super League dream team is a sign of the depth of talent in the country.
The Super League play-offs kick off on Sky Sports 1 HD. Don't miss it!
Mon September 9 2013
Warrington Wolves coach Tony Smith admits his team will have to be at their best if they are to beat Leeds Rhinos in the Super League playoffs.
Terry O'Connor says the Super League Man of Steel will emerge from the 2013 dream team.
Huddersfield Giants' Danny Brough believes Wigan have great strength in depth and will still pose a threat without Shaun O'Loughlin.
Sat September 7 2013
Bradford signed off their season in style, thrashing an understrength Huddersfield 58-6.
Fri September 6 2013
Salford have made twelve new signings for the 2014 season - including 2011 Man of Steel Rangi Chase. The club have also been re-branded as the Salford Red Devils.
Thu September 5 2013
Eddie Hemmings, Barrie McDermott and John Kear look at Saturday's Super League clash between Bradford and Huddersfield, live from 5.30pm on Sky Sports 2.
Eddie Hemmings, Barrie McDermott and John Kear look at Thursday's Super League clash between Wigan and Leeds, live from 8pm on Sky Sports 2.
Boots' n' All's Barrie McDermott looks into the process the RFL takes when disciplining players.
Wed September 4 2013
Mike Stephenson visits the Former RL player Craig Forsyth's while he trains for his latest attempt to raise money for charity.
Luke Dorn and Chad Randall are part of the exodus from the London Broncos and fears remain about the club's future.
Shaun Wane and Rob Burrow look ahead to Wigan v Leeds at the DW Stadium on Thursday as the sides vie for third place in the Super League table.
Tue September 3 2013
Rod Studd and Mike Stephenson look at all the headlines from the past seven days in rugby league.
Sun September 1 2013
Huddersfield coach Paul Anderson gives his reaction to the 40-0 win over Wakefield.
Thu August 29 2013
The Boots 'N' All team preview Friday's Super League game between St Helens and Warrington.
The Boots 'N' All team preview Sunday's Super League game between Huddersfield Giants and Wakefield Trinity Wildcats.
Wed August 28 2013
Stuart Fielden has called time on his rugby league career which saw the Great Britain international win 4 Super League titles.
Huddersfield Giants are one win away from claiming the league leaders shield.
Boots 'N' All discuss the potential new faces at the Salford City Reds and Hull KR.


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There is no simple way to describe the wealth of opportunity that Asia travel offers the adventure seeker. Markets and bazaars, souks and stupas, ancient ruins constructed by grand civilizations long gone, modern cities and villages where life goes on much as it has for centuries. From the hustle and bustle of Bangkok, Delhi, Beijing, Amman and Kathmandu to the overwhelming immensity of the Himalayas, an Asia tour provides the traveller with as much to marvel at as Marco Polo and the explorers of old. Whether you're looking to cross Mongolia, follow the Silk Road to China, trek to Everest base camp, explore Tibet, visit Vietnam or island hop in southern Thailand, Asia is waiting to entrance you.
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Home to 136 million people, the Indonesian island of Java is the most densely populated region on Earth. But while the teeming rivers of humanity that flow through Jakarta's streets at rush hour can feel overpowering, there's still a surprising amount of room to stretch out and explore. Travelling with other young travellers eager to experience this unique place, you'll make your way from big cities to the calming beaches of Bali, soaking up culture and excitement along the way. And as your expert CEOs will be only too happy to show you, there's plenty more to taste here than just stellar coffee.
Highlights: Discover Javanese culture, explore thriving cities, trek in the shadow of Mt Bromo, snap photos of beautiful rice terraces, sip coffee at plantations, relax on sandy beaches.
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Get off the beaten path and head right into the wonders of Southeast Asia. On this best-of collection of Bangkok, Bali, Sumatra and more, we'll see some of the most famous tourist areas as well as little-known marvels. With days spent on boat trips and sunny beaches and evenings full of bonding with new friends as you enjoy the city nightlife, your schedule will be so full that the 41 days will fly by.
Highlights: Watch the sunrise from Mt Bromo, hike down to a beautiful crater lake, sample java from its namesake island, chill out on stunning beaches, encounter elephants and orangutans up close and personal in Sumatra.
Indonesia Java, Bali & Lombok (AEJL)
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Highlights: Discover Javanese culture, explore thriving cities, encounter elephants and orangutans up close and personal, trek in the shadow of Mt Bromo, snap photos of beautiful rice terraces, sip coffee at plantations, relax on sandy beaches, chill out on Lake Samosir.
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Highlights: Visit the tobacco plantations of Tetebatu, savour Balinese cuisine, snorkel vibrant reefs and dig your feet into white sand, explore Hindu temples, lay eyes on active volcanoes
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Highlights: Relax on stunning beaches, uncover the unique culture of Ubud, explore Hindu temples, marvel at the power of active volcanoes.
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Slurp down rice noodles under the streetlights of Bangkok and wander the paddies and temples of Java—this epic adventure covers the best of Southeast Asia. Party in chaotic Bangkok, bliss out on stunning beaches and gaze out across the 'sea of sand' from Mt Bromo's summit at sunrise. While this tour includes a knowledgeable CEO, accommodation and a variety of local transport, it also leaves plenty of free time for you to do what you want.
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Yolo Java to Bali (AEKS) | 15 days | Yolo | Basic |
Southeast Asia in Depth (ATSE) | 41 days | Yolo | Basic |
Indonesia Java, Bali & Lombok (AEJL) | 22 days | Classic | Standard |
Indonesia in Depth—Sumatra, Java, Bali (AEID) | 28 days | Yolo | Basic |
Indonesia Encompassed (AEIE) | 29 days | Classic | Standard |
Highlights of Sumatra (AESH) | 14 days | Yolo | Basic |
Classic Lombok (AEUS) | 8 days | Classic | Standard |
Classic Bali & Lombok (AESS) | 14 days | Classic | Standard |
Classic Bali (AESU) | 8 days | Classic | Standard |
Best of Sumatra (AESM) | 8 days | Classic | Standard |
Best of Java (AEJV) | 9 days | Classic | Standard |
Bangkok to Bali on a Shoestring (ATBS) | 28 days | Yolo | Basic |
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Oh how happy I am to be a Giants fan......we are so much more stable, realistic, and sane here LOL
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Oh how happy I am to be a Giants fan......we are so much more stable, realistic, and sane here LOL
I know some calling for Coughlins head when we were down 14-0
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1-Cyril Richardson G Baylor / CJ Mosely LB Bama
2-Shane Skov LB Stanford / Travis Swanson C Ark
3-Louchiez Purifoy CB Florida / Brandon Coleman WR Rutgers
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I think Vick is hanging by a thread right now. They tried to threaten him by speculating about Foles and all this other chatter of them still evaluating their Qb situation, and he plays the way he did against Pit.
I still think he starts next week but this is really going to start pushing their hand.
I kinda miss the FIRE COUGHLIN/GILBRIDE/FEWELL/ELI SUCKS threads, they were a good laugh.
Andre Beast.
Queen of the boards. Queen of the world.
Say what you need to say.
link pls
They've been calling for Reid's head after every loss for about 6 years now.
No one remembers who came in second.
Sounds like any "normal" fanbase to me.
Well its like rex grossman syndrome , if he is winning you cant take him out.
Some Packers boards are calling for Rodgers and Capers head. They are all wondering where their "Elite QB" went. I'd say they never had one..well, one close to Eli anyway. Not even in the same conversation, IMO


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November 28, 2012
by Lee Smith
A week after the ceasefire concluding Israel's eight day campaign against Hamas, Operation Pillar of Defense, there is some debate as to who came out on top. The way one judges the outcome seems to depend on: one, what you make of the ceasefire agreement; two, what role you think that Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi played; and, three, other less tangible factors.
Not surprisingly, Hamas and its allies, especially Iran, say that the Islamic resistance won this latest round. And on the other side, senior Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defense Minister Ehud Barak and army chief of staff Benny Gantz all believe that Israel won a clear, if perhaps temporary, battle with Hamas, killing its top commanders and degrading its long-range missile arsenal, all without sending in the 30,000 troops that had been poised on the Gaza border. Moreover, with a success rate of shooting down 84 percent of the missiles destined for inhabited or security-sensitive areas, Iron Dome may have tipped the regional balance of power even further in favor of Israel.
Israeli officials appear to put little weight on the actual agreement, which called for cessation of fire and included vague language about relaxing restrictions on the movement of people and goods between Gaza and Israel. As Ehud Barak remarked, "The right to self-defense trumps any piece of paper." That is, if Hamas doesn't abide by an agreement that is virtually identical to the one that followed Israel's Operation Cast Lead in 2009, Jerusalem will decide when to renew its campaign against Palestine's Islamic Resistance. Therefore, the only question that matters for Jerusalem is whether or not Pillar of Defense will have won Israel quiet on its southern border, a question that will be answered in the weeks and months ahead.
Others, however, argue that the ceasefire agreement represents a win for Hamas. Gaza residents are pleased that "Israel has allowed Palestinian fishermen to fish in Gaza's waters at a distance of 6 miles, up from 3 miles," but surely the free enterprise of Gazan fishermen was not one of Hamas's primary war aims. If boatmen believe it will be easier to smuggle arms into Gaza from 6 miles out instead of 3, Israel has already shown it can and will cut off Iran's weapons supply route in two places, Sudan and Gaza.
Others who believe that Hamas won contend that the latest conflict ended Hamas's isolation, and won the organization domestic, regional, and international recognition and respect. It's true that a number of Arab foreign ministers as well as Turkey's top diplomat Ahmet Davutoglu visited Gaza to show support. But if the presence of Arab foreign ministers is an index of international legitimacy it's telling that the Arab super power, Saudi Arabia, didn't send anyone—nor did European governments.
The conviction that the war enhanced Hamas's prestige seems largely premised on the belief that Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi played a major role in sponsoring the ceasefire. The thinking goes something like this, since Morsi is credited with brokering the deal, there must have been a deal for him to broker. Therefore, since it was a deal, and not just a return to the status quo with dead Hamas commanders and a depleted arsenal, there has got to be something in the deal for Hamas.
The Obama administration has overstated Morsi's part as mediator, but for a very good reason: It wants to give him a stake not only in helping to keep the peace but also in staying under the American security umbrella. The administration sought to show Morsi that his long-term interests would not be well served by siding with Hamas—whose actions in fact exposed Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood-led government to ridicule from rivals like Iran for not standing with Hamas and taking up arms against Israel. So, in order to convince Morsi to do the right thing, to follow the path of Mubarak and Sadat before him and take the American aid package and stay out of war with Israel, the White House threw rose petals at Morsi, telling all the world that he was instrumental in brokering the deal.
However, Morsi had nothing to do with it. In terms of the actual negotiations, they went through intelligence channels, just as they did under Mubarak, when then head of Egypt's General Intelligence Directorate Omar Suleiman mediated between Hamas and Israel. But much more to the point, there was no message for any Egyptian to convey to Hamas except for Israel's terms—which was nothing but a return to the status quo, absent significant Hamas assets. In other words, Morsi did not mediate or sponsor the deal, because there was no deal.
It's true that Israel didn't get anything out of the deal either, but the war ended with material gains for Israel and material losses—men and arms—for its opponent. Sure, Hamas achieved a sort of symbolic victory by firing rockets into Israel up until the very moment that the ceasefire went into effect. But compare that to the billions of dollars that are likely to pour into Israel's anti-missile defense industry on account of Iron Dome's success. Symbolic victories don't win wars, men and weapons do.
And yet even some Israelis think Israel lost. A few Israeli officials are criticizing the operation for what seem like purely political reasons. For instance, Shaul Mofaz appeared to be positioning Kadima, the party he now leads, for Israel's January elections when he complained that "The goals of his operation were not reached…We should not have stopped at this stage. Hamas got stronger and we did not gain deterrence."
And yet it's true that Mofaz seems to speak for a significant segment of Israeli opinion disappointed in the outcome. Among others, there are Israeli reservists, like this group that spelled out "Bibi Loser," who were apparently frustrated that they were not sent in to Gaza to further weaken or destroy Hamas. As Benjamin Kerstein wrote in the Jerusalem Post, "Rather than invade Gaza on the ground, uproot its terrorist infrastructure, and place Israel in an excellent position to dictate terms for its withdrawal, [Netanyahu] relied on air power, just as his predecessors did in the Second Lebanon War, and got the same results."
However, Israel has enjoyed more than six years of quiet on its northern border with Lebanon. If Netanyahu gets the same results on Israel's southern frontier—in a quarter of the time that Israel spent fighting Hezbollah in the Second Lebanon War and without the mismanaged ground operation that sent dozens of IDF troops to their death days before the 2006 ceasefire—then Operation Pillar of Defense will count as an unqualified success.
And yet strangely, it seems not to register with many people that Israel won in 2006, even if Hezbollah general secretary Hassan Nasrallah underlined this fact just last week. Nasrallah threatened that the Lebanese militia could hit targets throughout Israel, "from Kiryat Shmona to Eilat," but the most relevant point is that Nasrallah did not fire a single missile in support of his Iranian-backed ally Hamas. Why, aside from idle boasts, did he keep his head down when Israel came knocking at the door of his comrades in resistance? Because he is concerned that the Israelis might repeat their 2006 performance that killed several hundred Hezbollah fighters and caused billions of dollars worth of damage. Nasrallah has spent much of the last six years in fear of an Israeli assassination attempt. If your leader is bunkered for more than half a decade, you have not won the engagement that sent him underground. Hezbollah lost in 2006, just like Hamas lost last week.
So why do Israel's wars, and especially its most recent conflicts with terrorist groups, seem so impervious to rational understanding? In part that's because of pre-existing narratives that need to be redeemed after the fact, in spite of the facts. Among others, there's the idea that violence doesn't work. Israel can't defeat Hamas militarily, so it didn't. Or, because Israel's military actions will only embolden the resistance, Israel can't win and it didn't.
Perhaps it is also because many people hold unrealistic, or ahistorical, ideas of war and peace. The reality is that few wars are conclusive, especially in the Middle East. If Hamas and Israel's other enemies seek to do away with the Jewish state once and for all, Israelis would like to put an end to terror attacks permanently, live forever free from missile fire—and many of them would prefer to co-exist in comity with their neighbors. Neither prospect seems very likely at present. But in a sense Israel already has its own peace—a state, which it must defend periodically with war.
Lee Smith is a Senior Fellow at Hudson Institute and is the author of The Strong Horse: Power, Politics and the Clash of Arab Civilizations (Doubleday, 2010).
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I recently read an article in another publication that suggested that the .243 win is useless as a deer cartridge. What do you think?
Personally, I think that is enough gun to kill deer with and would not think twice about taking it to the woods with me. I think that much of the perception of this catridge as a deer gun comes from people using the smaller 85 and 65 grain varmit loads. I find it hard to believe that the .243 loaded with heavier 100 grain loads will not get the job done. Would I take shots a deer at 300 yrds? No, but that speaks more to my confidence in my shooting ability at that range, and personally even if I felt comfortable taking the shot, that distance is more shooting than hunting anyway IMO. And lets be honest, how often do you really NEED to take a shot that long. I would venture to say even at that range, as long as it was well placed it would still manage. Is that a smart shot? No way. In the end I would say it does have its limitations at longer ranges (250 yrds +), but is a very capable deer gun.
I bring this up because Iowa offers a limited rifle season in January that I am thinking of participating in. I own a .243 Model 70 but have never hunted with it and would like other opinions on it, because as much as I hate to admit it my way of thinking is not always right.


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Mill Lane
Chalfont St. Giles, Buckinghamshire
How to get here from Elmswell House:
Road: Head south along the B4442, then turn right at the roundabout onto the A413. Turn left onto Mill Lane and the mill is just a little further along. (1.5 miles, 4m) +
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Terror of the Autons (4)
Filmed: 17 Sep 1970
UNIT follow the coach.
Terror of the Autons (4)
Filmed: 17 Sep 1970
The coach head through a ford.
Terror of the Autons (4)
Filmed: 17 Sep 1970
The coach head through a ford.
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Elmswell House (Paradise Towers). Road (1.5 miles, 4m) : Head west along the lane, then turn right onto the A413. At the roundabout turn left onto the B4442 and then follow this until you reach Elmswell House on the left (about a mile).
Additional locations as the crow flies:
Hodgemoor Woods (Terror of the Autons): 1.38 miles.
Church Lane car park (Terror of the Autons): 2.15 miles.
St. Peter's Court (Terror of the Autons): 2.18 miles.
Shire Lane Quarry (The Savages): 2.23 miles.
Gerrards Cross Sand and Gravel Quarry (The Tomb of the Cybermen, The Dominators, The Twin Dilemma, Attack of the Cybermen): 3.35 miles.
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Terror of the Autons [17 Sep 1970]: The coach crosses a ford
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Professor Krishnakumar joined the St. John's faculty in 2006. She teaches Legislation, Administrative Law, and Introduction to Law.
Professor Krishnakumar's scholarship focuses on statutory interpretation and the legislative process; several of her early articles examine the congressional budget process and lobbying regulations, while her most recent work explores interpretive trends in the Supreme Court's statutory jurisprudence. Her articles have appeared in the Notre Dame Law Review, the William & Mary Law Review, the Hastings Law Journal, the Alabama Law Review, and the Harvard Journal on Legislation. Professor Krishnakumar was the 2011-2012 Chair of the Legislation and Law of the Political Process Section of the Association of American Law Schools and is the editor of the SRRN eJournal on Legislation and Statutory Interpretation.
Professor Krishnakumar holds an A.B. with distinction from Stanford University and a J.D. from Yale Law School. While at Yale she was Chair of the Notes Committee for the Yale Law Journal, a Senior Editor on the Yale Law and Policy Review, and a Coker Teaching Fellow in Constitutional Law.
After graduation, Professor Krishnakumar clerked for the Hon. José A. Cabranes on the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. She then practiced law in the appellate litigation group at Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw and in the general litigation group at Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton. From 2004 to 2006, she was a visiting professor at Touro Law School, where she was named the "Visiting Professor of the Year" by the Student Bar Association in 2005.
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The Anti-Messiness Principle in Statutory Interpretation, 87 Notre Dame L. Rev. 1465 (2012) (ssrn link).
Passive Voice References in Statutory Interpretation, 76 Brooklyn L.Rev. 941 (2011) (symposium contribution by invitation).
Statutory Interpretation in the Roberts Court's First Era: An Empirical and Doctrinal Analysis, 62 Hastings L.J. 221 (2010) (ssrn link).
The Hidden Legacy of Holy Trinity Church: The Unique National Institution Canon, 51 William & Mary L. Rev. 1053 (2009) (ssrn link).
Representation Reinforcement: A Legislative Solution to a Legislative Process Problem, 46 Harv. J. on Legisl. 1 (2009) (ssrn link).
Towards A Madisonian, Interest-Group-Based Approach To Lobbying Regulation, 58 Ala. L. Rev. 513 (2007) (ssrn link).
In Defense of the Debt Limit Statute, 42 Harv. J. on Legisl. 135 (2005) (ssrn link).
On the Evolution of the Canonical Dissent in Supreme Court Jurisprudence, 52 Rutgers L.R. 781 (2000) (ssrn link).
Note, Reconciliation & The Fiscal Constitution: The Anatomy of the 1995-96 Budget Train Wreck, 35 Harv. J. on Legisl. 589 (1998) (ssrn link).
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Interpretive Divergence All the Way Down: A Response to Aaron-Andrew P. Bruhl and Ethan J. Lieb, Electing Judges and Statutory Interpretation , 79 U. Chi. L. Rev. 1215 (2012), in Dialogue: The University of Chicago Law Review Online (February 2013)
Book Review: Cross's The Theory and Practice of Statutory Interpretation (June 2010)
The Importance of Other Statutes in Statutory Interpretation (December 2009)
CRS Lobbying Report (December 2009)
The Roberts Court (Thus Far) and the Rule of Lenity (November 2009)
Can There Be An "Undeclared" Canon of Statutory Interpretation? (November 2009)
"Practical Consequences" in Hertz Corp. v. Melinda Friend (November 2009)
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At Jacksonville National Cemetery hundreds turned out to pay tribute to veterans as part of the Wreaths Across America Program. Diana French and her sister placed a wreath on the headstone of her father who served in the Navy for more than two decades.
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Before the wreaths were placed at each marker, a ceremonial wreath was displayed for each branch of the military.
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