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There were just three minutes on the clock when Brian O'Driscoll equalled Ian Smith's Championship record of 24 tries and from the subsequent conversion O'Gara broke the four-figure barrier for international Test points.
But their historical achievements were overshadowed by the contribution of touch judge Peter Allan who allowed Wales to take a quick lineout from which Mike Phillips' try put the home side in front for the first time.
Allan incorrectly told referee Jonathan Kaplan that Matthew Rees' quick throw in had been taken with the same ball kicked out by Jonathan Sexton, a necessary criterion for a quick lineout, which led to the South African referee awarding the try.
A further Hook penalty sealed the win but the main talking point in a stop-start game revolved around Phillips' try.
Despite losing scrum-half Eoin Reddan to injury inside the opening moments, Ireland took the lead through O'Driscoll's third minute try.
After several phases of possession, winger Tommy Bowe danced his way past second row Alun Wyn Jones to give his skipper probably the easiest of his 44 Test tries.
The history didn't end there as O'Gara's conversion saw him become only the fifth player in rugby history to amass 1,000 Test points.
In a frenetic opening prop Craig Mitchell joined Reddan on the casualty list as he went off with a suspected dislocated shoulder to be replaced by John Yapp.
Hook, after hitting the post with an earlier penalty attempt, was on target 20 minutes as Wales started to take a foothold in the game.
Despite carving out several promising positions, they could not find the killer touch although another Hook penalty on 27 minutes made it a one-point game.
O'Gara responded with his first penalty when Paul James infringed at a scrum and there was still time for further exchange of kicks between O'Gara and Leigh Halfpenny to make the halftime score 13-9 to the visitors.
A cagey opening to the second half saw both teams content to kick away possession although Shane Williams nearly pounced on Keith Earls' knock-on but could not outpace O'Driscoll and Bowe after sending a kick to the corner.
Declan Kidney opted to replace O'Gara with Jonathan Sexton on 50 minutes to inject some more flair into proceedings but his first act was to kick the ball out on the full.
Despite the ball going into the crowd, Wales hooker Rees sent Phillips away down the left to the fury of the Ireland players.
Hook converted to give Wales the lead for the first time but it was very nearly a short-lived advantage as Luke Fitzgerald had a try ruled out for a forward pass before Sexton missed a very kickable penalty.
A further Hook penalty on 69 minutes took Wales six points clear and despite some ferocious late pressure the home side held out to keep their RBS 6 Nations title hopes alive.
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Name | Tries | Conv | Pen | Drop | Pts |
James Hook | 1 | 3 | 11 | ||
Mike Phillips | 1 | 5 | |||
Leigh Halfpenny | 1 | 3 | |||
Total | 1 | 1 | 4 | 19 |
Ireland Score Card | |||||
Name | Tries | Conv | Pen | Drop | Pts |
Brian O'Driscoll (capt) | 1 | 5 | |||
Ronan O'Gara | 1 | 2 | 8 | ||
Total | 1 | 1 | 2 | 13 |


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They're just annoying. How is this any different than a bunch of people bringing air horns to a game and just holding the button down for 90mins?
There's no rhythm, musical aspect or anything remotely close to that... they're just dumb.
I don't care if they're banned or not. I just don't see why anybody would bring one to a match. Just seems pointless to me.
What does just making a bunch of noise do for your team? At least with chants you're showing some support or singing encouragement, what does just noise making do? The players don't know if you're making noise for them, for the other team, to protest a call to whatever...
To me it smacks of we have no imagination or intelligence so we're just going to make noise all day.

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The Bible does actually mention a few creatures that sound like dinosaurs in Job. Not only that, but it also doesn't list EVERY single creature God created. She's just all around stupid.
This is my thought as well, the bible doesn't name every animal ever, are they therefore satans minions?
Yet nothing that is described in Hell, actually sounds like anything real.
The Bible never said a single word about Kangaroos. ARE WE SUPPOSED TO LET OUR CHILDREN DABBLE IN THESE FANTASIES?!
This lady is border-lining on full-retard.
No, the bible does not list every creature, and I believe you're talking about the leviathan that's mentioned, but don't you think something as big and terrifying as a dinosaur would be mentioned?
The Bible was written by mortals, who, at the time, had never seen the fossils, which weren't unearthed for over another 1000 years. I highly doubt they would have known the dinosaurs existed.
Thank you for displaying logic and reason in this circus of stupidity!
I don't remember the bible ever really mentioning the predators that could be dangerous to man as a side note, why would dinosaurs get special treatment?
Thats possibly because maybe they weren't? And Hollywood just made them evil when they could have been harmless scavengers or some shit. idk
There are few possibilities that creatures such as dinosaur did in fact exist. I would say it is safe to say these creature are extinct today and look nothing like the creatures you see in museums. We all know man would never kill all of a creature that exists if it posed a threat or had something highly treasured.
He may be referring to the Leviathan, but whats to say the leviathan isn't a dinosaur?
God does go into details on some of the creatures - there's like a whole page about a hippo
That's most likely because the discovery of hippos was rather new to Judeo-Christian society and there was still a bit of fascination with them.
Very very true. This lady really kinda is all around retard. I feel like imma get downvoted for this but the Bible actually does indirectly explain fossils by the Flood. All that water quickly kills and buries things quite instantly. Since the world was flooded for like a year or something like that, don't remember atm, its extremely possible that the water eroded the dinosaur skin and fossilized their remains by a quick burial.
I end up more sad than disgusted. Sad for their kids, and how much wonder in the insanely awesome and unknowable universe they're going to miss out on by believing ONLY in the things explicitly mentioned in a document written by people who lived 2000 years ago. Before Galileo, before Newton, before Einstein. Before Carl Sagan and Stephen Hawking. Before the Hubble telescope, and before Neil Armstrong.
It just makes me so sad those kids will never look up at the sky and go "Holy shit this place is awesome."
I see what people like this idiotic woman are doing as a form of child abuse. Also, try googling "religious programming" That is how the idiocy spreads.
I guarantee she has no idea what the bible says about anything.
I know, right. If you're going to claim a belief in something, at least know what it says.
people like her should not be allowed to raise children. they should be removed from her home and placed into foster care.
They especially shouldn't be able to adopt like this crazy bitch has...
Those kids don't stand a chance in the real world...
The bible was written as a compilation of books and short stories meant to better peoples lives by example but there contents are strictly fictional, including its "creation of man" story, it was never meant to be taken as a fact. Also, anal.
there are so many people in my hometown that are just like her. and lirali is right, this is more sad than disgusting. i feel sorry for her kids. :(
People like this make me sad for humanity.
hello there, i'm an atheist (^-^)/)
god was a dinosaur and jesus was a zebra. mary was a squirrel and joseph was a brick. peter was a bowl and matthew a blue suede shoe. why am i the only one who understands the bible's metaphors and allusions?
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The all-time-low price of electricity has put wind energy projects in the U.S. including the Galloo Island Wind Farm proposed in the town of Houns-field on hold, according to Galloos developer.
Electrical power prices are currently at an all-time low because of an oversupply of natural gas due to hydro-fracking. This has put wind energy projects on hold generally throughout the country, including the Galloo project, said Thomas L. Hagner, president of Upstate New York Power Corp., in an email. The entire U.S. wind energy industry is waiting to see when this turns around.
In the email, addressed to Kevin J. Casutto, state Department of Public Service administrative law judge on the case, Mr. Hagner asks that the ruling on the schedule for the 252-megawatt project be calendared and revisited in another six to nine months.
The email was sent in advance of a teleconference scheduled for Friday to delay a decision on a 50.6-mile transmission line connecting Galloo Island to the Fitzpatrick-Edic Substation in town of Mexico, Oswego County.
Besides the low price of electricity, the companys investors who already have sunk more than $12 million into the project are hesitant to move forward over concerns on whether the tax credit for renewable energy will be extended.
While this tax credit has been extended many times, there is such divisive dissension in Washington it is unclear when Congress will act on this issue, Mr. Hagner said.
However, these uncertainties in the energy industry could work in favor of the Galloo Island project in some ways.
Mr. Hagner said the current downturn in the wind energy industry may cause several other projects in the New York Independent System Operator interconnection queue to abandon their positions and allow an interconnection for the Galloo project at existing Coffeen Street substation.
Earlier this year, Upstate New York Power said that instead of running costly underwater transmission lines under Lake Ontario to Scriba, it would rather have the lines make landfall in Hounsfield and run to National Grids Coffeen Street substation in Watertown.
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Within the first few hours of life, boys and girls are already being treated differently. Studies show that adults describe a newborn baby as "sweet" or "feminine" if they think she's a girl. But when that same baby is wearing a blue outfit, they use words like "sturdy" and "vigorous."
Susan Witt, a professor of child development at the University of Akron in Ohio, says that in general parents tend to talk more sweetly and gently to their baby girls than their baby boys, and baby boys get more playful roughhousing before they're even old enough to giggle.
In many families, boys get the toys with wheels, and girls get the toys with dresses. And kids take the message to heart. One study found that girls as young as 18 months associate cars with boys and dolls with girls.
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My size 8-32 black cast frame hex screws paired with washers (because screws are too small) stick up almost a 1/4" above frame (8" full range dayton ps-220). There's six screws for this speaker. They look ok, but I was concerned about roughening up the frequency curve seeing that these protruding elements could antagonize the effects of my flush mount.
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Marty Stuart sets the standard with the opening track, a brilliant duet version of One woman man. Alan Jackson does equally well on A good year for the roses, which provided Elvis Costello with a British top ten hit after he covered it in 1981. Most of the singers here have impeccable country credentials, but Keith Richards and Mark Knopfler also put in appearances. Mark Chesnutt rounds of a superb album In between, Tammy re-creates one of her earlier hits with George via a re-recording of Golden ring, while Ricky Skaggs (Why baby why), Vince Gill (Love bug) and Travis Tritt (Race is on) are all ideally suited to the songs on which they duet. Trisha Yearwood sings Bartender blues superbly with help from George, but my favorite track here features Trisha (again) with Emmylou and Dolly supporting George on Where grass won't grow.
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he also sings it this way, having a brief moment of silence after each syllable.
he also sings it this way, having a brief moment of silence after each syllable.
slo mo is another derogatory way of calling someone retarded. The tion is Manson's a way of saying pay attention you morons. j/k Let me tell you this.................................... spell it out for you............................................... .. the song is slow so the spelling is also spelled slo.
Slo-Mo-Tion is about his fans. He is calling us slow. And it is not rape per-so-phony, it is rape her-so-phony. Point made. Welcome to High ed of Slow 1-0-1.
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Just a blind guess. I think this song's lyrics have something to do with Columbine and other shootings Manson was indirectly blamed for. The gun reference is obvious. Some fans complained about 'the brand new camera equipped with a flash' part. I assume he talks about a gun shot. When shooting, it's like a camera flashing.
He cleverly linked it to movies/photography. Even if he says the new album has nothing to do with his romantic relationships, this song might also be linked to this theme in a way. That's why 'tits' are there .
Like everyone else said it's just about pronouncing it in slow motion just like he sings it. It's pretentious to a degree and I almost never type it with hyphens because I don't give a fuck, personally, but yeah, that's why he wrote it that way. There's really no deep meaning behind it.
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^ and yet despite the fact we all pretend not to give a fuck, here we are time after time thread after thread dissecting every word and nuance in postings and in the chat forum.
Stuff is cool-looking in slo-mo-tion...
Desire is pain, eating away the worm in the brain ... Frontiers are coming down between body and soul, abrasive, insane, putting away the spark in the brain. Our flesh burns in mysterious ways.
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After making additional paddles through Saskatchewan, Big Brother, Big Hawk, and Sherborne Lakes, Team Urban Voyageur arrived back at the Frost Centre still holding onto their lead. Team Karma arrived within 30 minutes of Urban Voyageur and was closely followed by Team Good2Go.
A transition back to bikes followed by several kilometers of trail and road biking brought teams to the trek navigation section. The trek began at the transition area on the picturesque shore of Avery Lake and took teams through marsh and bush, over hills, and through streams as they tried to locate three checkpoints.
Team Urban Voyageur stretched their lead to over 60 minutes. Their main challengers, Teams Karma and Good2Go, both made it back to the transition area shortly before the 5pm cut off.
After the trek teams set out on the final bike leg: a journey which would take them back to camp Dorset and the finish line. Over ten kilometers of ATV trails took racers through the backcountry alongside lakes and through the fall colored landscape before bringing them to the last few kilometers of pavement. The moderate hills and speedy descents were a welcome gift for tired legs and teams quickly made it to the entrance to the camp. A ride to the finish-line punctuated by cheers from spectators was quickly followed with burgers on the BBQ and free beer.
Team Urban Voyageur, refusing to give up their lead through the entire race, was the first to arrive. Team Good2Go was pursuing them relentlessly and, making up for an hour deficit, arrived just minutes after Urban Voyageur. Team Karma arrived 30 minutes later and, due to the fact they had successfully located all three trekking CPs, they were awarded 2nd place over Good2Go.
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ARC Enduro 5-8 Hour Adventure Race
Race Start Time: 10:10am
Boarding busses in the early morning sunshine served to heighten the excitement of teams who watched as their bikes were loaded into vans as they left the camp. A short ride south took teams to Big Hawk Landing where they would begin their race on the water. At ten minutes after 10am teams began paddling across the lake towards the first of two portages, each almost a kilometer long.
Co-ed Team What About Bob? arrived at the Frost Centre for the transition to bikes in first place only a few minutes before the masters Team Deviant Pathfinders. For the next hour the remaining 44 teams all arrived one or two minutes ahead of each other, and kept the CP staff busy signing passports and directing traffic.
Leaving the Frost Centre and following a combination of hiking trails and backroads, teams biked their way through the Dawson Ponds Plastic Lake Conservation Reserve to the shore of Avery Lake. Here they would drop their bikes and begin a three CP navigation section. Teams were given the option of getting 2 of 3 CPs and still being ranked, however, a 4:30pm cut off meant that teams had to be out of the bush by that time or be ranked after everyone else regardless of how many CPs that had found.
The start of the trek section saw new teams climb the leaderboard with the all male Team SNAFU arriving first followed by the all male Team P3 and the co-ed Team All In The Family.
After dealing with the navigational challenges of water, trees, and hills teams returned to the transition area to once again pick up their bikes.
Making up for lost time on the bike to the start of the trek section, Team What About Bob? emerged from the bush first with a three minute lead on their closest rivals, Team P3. Teams Havoc's Adventure and Nil Illegitimus Carborundum also made it back within minutes of What About Bob?, but had choosen to get only 2 of 3 CPs and were no longer a threat to the overall leaders. The masters Team Lost In Place rounded out the top three to begin the bike back to Camp Dorset and only had a 20 minute gap between themselves and Team What About Bob?.
A ride over ATV trails would take teams from lakes to hills and would challenge a team's ability to climb, descend, and not get distracted by the scenery. These trails would end with a paved road and a fast ride back to Camp Dorset where the finish line waited.
Team P3 had managed to overtake Team What About Bob? for the overall lead and arrived 4 minutes before them. Team Lost In Place held on to third overall from a pursuing Team SNAFU.
Everyone was a winner, however, with free burgers and beer served up by members of the local Lion's Club.
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Merrell Outventure 2-3 Hour Off Road Race
Race Start Time: 10:10am
The sun was already high when 8 solo racers and 19 teams lined up on their bikes in anticipation of the start. Once traffic control vehicles were in place for the road section of the ride the alarm to start the race was sounded and all racers jockeyed for position down the Camp Dorset driveway and out onto the paved road.
After a few hills spread the racers out a turn off the pavement put everyone off-road and on an ATV trail. Rocks, sand, water, mud, and more hills were the challenges ahead on this scenic ride through the backcountry. The end of the ride was at the shore of Avery Lake. Here racers would leave their bikes and set out on a trail run.
The solos arrived at the Avery Lake transition first with Tyler of Merrell Overdrive and Terry Stevens arriving in the lead. Matt and Mike of Team Iron Pansies were the first all male team to make the transition, Meagan and Kelly of Team Muskoka Outfitters the first all female team, Toni and Darlene of Team Sigma PSI the first coed team, and Maria Burton the first female solo racer to reach the transition area.
The run took racers on a marked trail on old abandoned logging roads, through thick bush trails, and even a back country road that went past an abandoned camp at Mouse Lake. Ending on the shores of Wren Lake, racers still had to make a 10 meter long water crossing through knee deep water before reaching the other side and getting their boats.
Tyler from Merrell Overdrive managed to hang onto his overall lead coming into the transition but was only seven minutes ahead of Terry Stevens and Team Iron Pansies. Team Muskoka Outfitters and solo Maria Burton were still in the top group but Team The Vurminators, Sarah and Wes, had taken over the lead co-ed team spot.
The paddle took racers across the open water of Raven Lake, north into Deer lake, and onto the beach at Camp Dorset. From there it was a matter of bringing your boat onto land and sprinting to the finish.
Arriving at the finish was the all male Team Iron Pansies, the all female Team Muskoka Outfitters, and the solo male Daryl of 5IVE who managed to gain over 10 minutes on the paddle and pass Tyler of Merrell Overdive for the solo lead by one minute. Solo female Maria Burton and co-ed Team The Vurminators were the leaders in their respective categories.
Everyone then had a chance to enjoy the sunshine with a lunch and some free beer before the awards ceremony.
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The Maroon VOL. IX LOYOLA UNIVERSITY, NEW ORLEANS, LA., FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1951 No. 7 Loyola Will Honor Governor Long STATE EXECUTIVE TO RECEIVE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF LAWS University Will Recognize the Governor's Outstanding Achievements CEREMONY TO TAKE PLACE IN FEBRUARY The Honor Has Been Conferred On Few In School's History Huey P. Long, Governor of Louisiana, will receive the honorary degree of Pootor of Laws from Loyola University, it was announced by Rev. J. W. Hynes, dean. This honor, which has been conferred on but a few men in the history of the school, is in recognition of Governor Long's outstanding achievements in promoting the welfare of the state. The conferring ceremony will take place early next month, it was learned, instead of at the end of the year during the graduating exercises, as this 1 time would be most convenient. Following is the letter which was sent by Father Hynes to Governor Long indicating His Excellency's acceptance of the honor: "December 27, 1930. "Hon. Huey P. Long, "Governor's Mansion, "Baton Rouge, La. "Your Excellency: "The Board of Trustees of Loyola University wish to acknowledge the Will Be Honored Huey P. Long, Governor of Louisiana, on whom Loyola will confer the honorary degree of Bachelor of Laws early in February. Debating Club Announces Schedule PROGRAM CARDED FOR MEMBERS OF FORENSIC GROUP Seven Road Contests and Four At Home Are Included FATHER HARTY IS NEW MODERATOR Team Will Be Selected Through Series of Elimination Debates Trials for the Loyola debating team will be held Tuesday, Jan. 13 and Thursday, the 15th for the purpose of selecting teams to carry the university's colors through a long campaign which will include seven road debates and at least four home debates.Father Harty, faculty moderator of the debating club, announces that the trials will consist of an elimination contest between six members of the club. The six candidates will split up into two teams and debate upon the subject of free trade. Tuesday night Ainsworth, Casey, and Zinser will uphold the affirmative of the proposition: Resolved, that the nations of the Marquette Ladies to Award Trophies Presentation Is To Be Made Annually To Most Active Thespian At their December meeting the Marquette Ladies' Association decided to award two trophies to the Loyola Thespians to reward the individual members for outstanding work and to encourage greater interest in the organization's activities. The announcement of this award was made to Fr. Ruggeri through Miss Mary Walsh, secretary of the Marquette Ladies' Association. Miss Walsh, who suggested the award to the Association, announced that it was to be made annually and that the presentation would take place on Trophy Night at the end of the school year. The basis upon which the trophies will be awarded has not been definitely decided as yet, but will probably be given for the best individual performance and for the most conscientious work throughout the year. The Marquette Ladies' Association has been very active in support of all Loyola activities and have taken a particular interest in the Thespians. Glee Club Will Continue Without Aid of Directors Extra Duties Force Father Francis To Discontinue Instruction Owing to the sudden passing away of the Rev. Andre J. deMonsabert, S. J., and the taking over of instructorship in some of his classes by the Rev. E. Francis, S. J., practice of the Loyola Glee Club has been temporarily suspended. The extra amount, of work which the taking over of these classes entailed made it necessary that Father Francis give up the direction of the Glee Club, and so that organization is left without a director. It was at first thought that the club should disband for the remainder of the year, but it was later decided to continue for the time being until someone will have been found to replace Father Francis. Instead of holding their meetings on Thursday nights, as has been the custom, practices will be held during the lunch hour. The first of these day sessions will be held next Tuesday. Although definite dates for practice have not been assigned, Tuesday and Thursday will probably be decided on for practice periods. Those members and aspirants for membership who showed enthusiasm and interest this year by attending the meetings are urged to be on the lookout for likely material for the Glee Club. FATHER LORD MAY ATTEND CONVENTION National Director Of Sodalities Invited To Participate In Meeting Plans for the sodality convention to be held on March 7 and 8 have been discussed and a letter sent to the Rev. Daniel A. Lord, S. J., national director of the sodalities, inviting him to participate in this meeting to discuss spiritual affairs of the students. The answer to this invitation has not as yet been received, but the Rev. G. A. Hayes, S. J., director of the Loyola sodality, is confident of receiving a favorable reply. The local sodalities held a meeting of prefects to discuss plans for this convention on Monday, December 8, 1920, which was attended by fifty representatives. William Dardis, prefect of the Loyola men's sodality acted as chairman; Anthony Riolo, of Loyola, as secretary. The girls' sodality of the university was represented by the prefect, Miss Adelfia Lopez, and the secretary, Miss Julia Espenan. SOPHS WIN ANNUAL DEBATE FROM FROSH Upperclassmen Gain First Of Series For Hausmann Trophy The debate between the sophomore and freshmen classes in competition for the Hausmann Trophy was held Thursday, December 18, 1930, in the unversity auditorium. Felicien Lozes and Gene Flynn, sophomores, victoriously upheld the affirmative side of the question, reso""Cfr*}: the nations of the world should adopt a policy of free trade. John Connolly and Paul Barker, freshmen, upheld the negative side, but they were defeated by their sophomore opponents. The vote of the judges in deciding the winners was two to one. This debate was the first of five contests to be held this year between the freshmen and sophomore classes for the Hausmann Trophy. The freshmen have by no means | become disheartened by their recent defeat in the debate so ably defended by John Connolly and Paul Barker. To the contrary, the splendid efforts of these men have but proved an incentiveTHESPIANS GIVEN PARTS FOR PLAYS Practice Begun For the Presenting Of Two Comedy Dramas The Thespians, dramatic society of Loyola, began practice on two comedy dramas to be presented in the college auditorium with the assigning of the parts by Alfred J. Bonomo, director. The two plays which have been selected for presentation are "The Bluffers," or "Dust In My Eyes," and "The Importance of Mary." Feminine characterizations will be filled by members of the Thespians Auxiliary, composed of the co-eds of the university. Parts in the first of the two presentations, "The Bluffers," have been assigned to Marnell Segura, Helen Cahill, Alice O'Connor, Marie Le Blanc, Carl Buchmann, Thelma Guichard, Rene Nicaud, Hampton Gamard, Sewall Oertling, Marion Oulliber, Victor Choppin and Nicholas Masters. In "The Importance of Mary" the following have been cast: Rosemary Ahrens, Alice O'Connor, Helen Fletcher, Marnell Segura, Sewall Oertling and Charlotte Roccaforte. WORK ON 1931 WOLF COMPLETELY FINISHED History of Radio Station Will Be Interesting Feature With the reopening of school, the editor of the Wolf has announced that the annual has been completely finished and sent to the engraver. The completion of the book at this early date is entirely due to efforts of the editor and his staff who have been working since the beginning of the school year, even through the Christmas holidays. The work of picture taking was capably handled by the Wolf photographer, Mr. J. J. Varenholt, who completed his task in record-breaking time. Moreover the photographer has secured some excellent views of the school, action pictures of the football games, and other campus activities.Among the interesting articles included in the feature section is a complete history of the university's radio station tracing its growth from the mere experimenting station of pioneer days to one of the outstanding broadcasting stations of the country. This will be an attractive feature in the book and is due to draw considerable attention. A preliminary outline and sketch of the book has been finished by Ainsworth, Lucas and Choppin which shows that the annual will be the largest ever published in the history of the college, being well over two hundred pages. This work has been sanctioned by the faculty adviser and all of the preliminaries having been finished the volume has been sent to the publishers. This is an assurance that the book will be present on the campus well before the end of school and probably by the end of March. New Professor Begins Duties Father Harty Is Appointed To Replace Late Father deMonsabert Rev. William J. Harty, S. J., has been appointed to take up the work which the late Rev. Andre deMonsabert, S. J., so creditably carried on in the past few years. Father Harty has been given the office of professor of freshman English. He will also be the moderator of the Debating Club and of the Thespian Dramatic Society. Previous to his appointment to Loyola, Father Harty was secretary of the Jesuit Novetiate at Grand Coteau, La. Moreover, he will be remembered by many as professor of English, and Moderator of Debating and Dramatics at the Jesuit High School until 1925. Father Harty was a life-long friend of the late Father deMonsabert, and served as a pall-bearer at the funeral. (Continued on page 2) (Continued on page 2) (Continued on page 2) U. S. 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The numbers are huge: approximately 12,000 aircraft are set to be decommissioned by 2020.
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Because of the alloys that make it sturdy and fit for flight, it's also difficult to recycle.
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With wide angle lenses covering between 63° and 115°, there is some distortion on the wider angles. For a 35mm SLR, a 35mm focal length covering 63° may not be wide enough if your standard lens is 50mm; 28mm covering 75° would be a better choice. A 24mm covering 84° is going to extremes and, unless you particularly need this coverage with its risk of image distortion, the 28mm is the most sensible all-round choice. …
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Jasper remembers when he left for war and remembers his sister, Michaela's face when he left. He leaves for school and Alice has a vision. Why is Jasper always thinking of Michaela now? Is it a sign? I would like to thank LivesAmongTheStars for the awesome banner. It is amazing and I greatly aappreciate it!
I was listening to a Taylor Swift sone called "Fifteen" and I thought of how she is blond and has an accent. I then thought of, what if Jasper had a sister? They never talked about Jasper's human life so here you go.
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I have been having flash backs of the day I left my home for the war. I remember the look on my thirteen year old sister's face, when I told her good-bye and gave her a kiss on the forehead. She had burst into tears. We were great siblings. Always standing up for one another. Whenever my sister got asked out and I would make sure the boy got the message she didn't want him.
My lovely sister's name was Michaela. She had a southern accent heavier then mine. She had gorgeous, blond, bouncy ringlets that went down to her back. She had icy blue eyes that were mesmerizing. And then seeing the look in her eyes when I told her I was going to war pained me. She looked as if someone had stabbed a knife through her heart. She ran up to me and through her arms around me and kept whispering between sobs, "Don't leave, I need you!"
I don't know how I left but I did and I regretted it but I was also happy. I met Alice but I left my sister. Had her dreams come true? She had always wanted to become a doctor at a hospital. She was always the caretaker at our house. She knew the right things to use when someone got hurt and would always help others when they got hurt. I still felt guilty when I left her to fend for herself. I even missed her funeral. She died at the age of fifteen, two tears after I was turned. I felt it was my fault. I hung my name tag on her door when I secretly visited the house. I hope she didn't hate me. I did deserve it though. How could I remember these thoughts? Those were the main things I could remember. I remember when she was born, exactly everything she liked and everything she used to do as a kid.
I was swept away from my thoughts when Alice came through the door. "Jasper, guess what? Another vampire coven is coming. They are also like us except all of them have powers! I can't wait. One of them also adores fashion! There are equal boys and girls as well! I can't wait!" Alice was bouncing up and down in her seat. Why was this such an exciting moment for Alice? Maybe she was hiding something? I don't know but I didn't mind.
"Oh, Alice, that's great! I bet you're excited!" Alice rolled her eyes and looked me deep in my own. She always had a way of mesmerizing me with her own eyes. I would look in them and fall in love.
"Alice, you know how I told you I kept on thinking of my sister?" I paused and she nodded.
"Of course why are you asking Jasper? Is something wrong?" Alice knew about these things of course so she always worried when I thought of my sister. She knew how guilty I felt when I heard she died. She knew I felt responsible about her death.
"Well, I just have this gut feeling that I'll see her again. I don't know. I just keep seeing her blue eyes in my head and feel that it's a sign she's alive. I don't know..." Alice's excitement level just went up as I said blue eyes and I rose my eye brows. She just shook her head.
"Come on Jasper, it's time for school." I was shocked. Already eight forty-five? Wow, I must have been thinking for a long time. I got up and changed tops and pants. Alice had already set out clothes, as usual. I enjoyed that side of her. She was so adorable. I headed down the stairs and Alice and I took her yellow Porsche Edward bought her for Christmas. She was so happy he kept his promise. The gist he gave her for finding him and getting Bella to stop him from killing himself at Volterra. We sped down the drive way and to school. We were at Forks High School again because it had been two hundred years since we were here last. Bella had been happy to come back as was Esme, Carlisle, Edward and Emmett. Rosalie didn't care and Alice and I were just happy to be going to a school we had so many memories with.
The school looked the same. The building was maybe a little older and more up to date. As usual, all the students were looking our way but more of them were looking at a crimson red Lamborghini across from us. There were eight. A girl in the drivers seat with blond hair and a guy with brown hair in the passenger seat. There were three in the back, three other girls. A red head, brunette, and a black headed girl. In another car there was a boy in the drivers, a girl with caramel in the passengers and two boys in the back with both with bronze hair like Edward. The girl and guy in the Lamborghini were facing the school but the other vampires that were facing us were even more beautiful than us. Then they all got up as the bell rang and went to the same classes. How had they managed that?
Alice tugged me along to an English class that was easy and boring. We were luckily in all the same classes as each other so it wouldn't be as boring.
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