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With a two-year, $20 million contract, plus a club option for a third season, Joe Nathan becomes the veteran closer the Tigers hope will help bolster their next run at a World Series title.More»Nathan excited to contribute to talented Tigers |
Who's on first? Miguel Cabrera. Finally. It's official. The long-expected shift in the Tigers' infield was set on Wednesday. Cabrera, who moved to third base two years ago when Prince Fielder signed, will move back to first base next season. Nick Castellanos, the Tigers' top prospect who moved from third base to the outfield in the middle of the 2012 season, will return to third.More»Miguel Cabrera in the field and Tigers lineup |
Joaquin Benoit was a mainstay in the eighth inning for the Tigers for 2 1/2 years before stepping into the closer role with stellar results last summer. Now that the Tigers have signed Joe Nathan as their closer, don't expect Benoit to return as a setup man.More» Benoit gets Papi to fly out to end the game |
Tigers president/general manager Dave Dombrowski spent the last few weeks listing closer as his top priority and avoiding talk about other needs until the club filled the role. Now that the Tigers have their closer in Joe Nathan, Dombrowski did not sound inclined for another big-ticket signing.More»MLB.com weighs in on Tigers acquiring Joe Nathan |
As Dave Dombrowski talked about the benefit of payroll flexibility while introducing new closer Joe Nathan on Wednesday at Comerica Park, he alluded that the flexibility will go in part for their internal concerns.More» Max Scherzer |
The Tigers have already traded Prince Fielder and Doug Fister and are poised to add top free-agent closer Joe Nathan, but their offseason work is far from finished as club brass prepares for next week's Winter Meetings.More»Tigers GM Dombrowski discusses trade with Nationals |
Though the Astros still have seven months to determine whom they'll take at No. 1, North Carolina State left-hander Carlos Rodon has established himself as the frontrunner. Owner of a mid-90s fastball and a wipeout slider, Rodon topped NCAA Division I with 184 strikeouts last spring and led the Wolfpack to their first College World Series appearance in 45 years.More» Alex Jackson, HS Catcher |
The Tigers are no longer a team with six starting pitchers for five spots. They pulled off their second major trade in two weeks Monday night, sending Doug Fister to the Nationals for lefty reliever Ian Krol, infielder/outfielder Steve Lombardozzi and lefty starting prospect Robbie Ray.More»Tigers GM Dombrowski discusses trade with Nationals |
Adding Joe Nathan, the premier closer on the current free-agent market, could be the piece that finally sends the three-time-defending American League Central champion Tigers into the promised land.More»MLB.com weighs in on Tigers acquiring Joe Nathan |
On the last day for Major League teams to cut ties with arbitration-eligible players by not offering a contract, the Tigers avoided that fate with Don Kelly by signing the super utility man to a one-year, $1 million contract for next season.More» Kelly jacks solo homer to right for 1-0 lead |
The Tigers might be one more bold move away from being baseball's best team in 2014, and who would bet again Dave Dombrowski making it? Here's guessing that trading Prince Fielder was the first of two deals the Tigers' general manager has in mind.More»Dave Dombrowski chats with Clubhouse Confidential |
Torii Hunter's charitable spirit was evident long before he became a Tiger. He won the Branch Rickey Award four years ago from Major League Baseball in recognition of his Project Education Initiative to provide college scholarships for needy students, and he made his presence felt in his previous stops in Minneapolis and Southern California.More» |
In his 15th and final year on the ballot, Jack Morris is looking to make up the 7.3 percent of the vote he fell short a year ago in his bid to be elected into the Hall of Fame.More»Morris discusses his Hall of Fame chances |
While Ozzie Smith was a first-ballot Hall of Famer and Barry Larkin made it in on his third try, Alan Trammell is not convinced he'll be any luckier this year -- his 13th on the ballot.More» Trammell collects his 2,000th career hit |
Yes, I know about the earned run average. When you look at a 3.90 ERA, you probably don't think Cooperstown. If you don't want Jack Morris in the Hall of Fame, those are the only three numbers you need. I've voted for Morris 14 times now, and will again when the 2014 ballot arrives in the mail.More»Morris discusses his Hall of Fame chances |
Though the Tigers opened up an infield spot last week with the Prince Fielder trade to Texas, team president/general manager Dave Dombrowski said it ultimately didn't change their mindset on letting Jhonny Peralta go without a push to re-sign him. Though he played third base for Detroit in 2010, that wasn't an option this time around.More» Peralta breaks scoreless tie with RBI hit |
The newest list of candidates for the Hall of Fame's Class of 2014 is headlined by players who not only dominated their era, but stars who put up numbers that made history. But beyond those elite names are other players up for enshrinement in Cooperstown for the first time.More» Rogers hurls a perfect game vs. the Angels |
As Detroit continues its quest for its first title since 1984, Ian Kinsler is confident that he can return to that big stage with his new club and, together, take home that coveted World Series trophy.More»Kinsler excited to join star-studded Tigers |
The organization on Monday announced that Darnell Coles will be an assistant hitting coach, working directly with newly named hitting coach Wally JoynerMore» |
The math has changed on the Tigers' payroll with Prince Fielder's trade to Texas for Ian Kinsler. The math on Detroit's rotation has not. No amount of payroll shedding is likely to eliminate that issue.More» Max Scherzer |
The Tigers went into the offseason will uncertainty at second base and a payroll that was becoming troublesome. On Wednesday night, they addressed both issues by sending Prince Fielder to Texas for All-Star Ian Kinsler.More»Jason Beck on the Fielder for Kinsler swap |
The Tigers didn't just get a second baseman and likely leadoff hitter by trading Prince Fielder to Texas for Ian Kinsler. They got a financial do-over.More»Hot Stove breaks down the Prince-Kinsler blockbuster |
The Tigers and left-handed reliever Phil Coke agreed to terms on a one-year contract on Thursday, avoiding arbitration.More»Tigers reach one-year contract with Coke |
With Prince Fielder no longer a mainstay at cleanup and first base, and Ian Kinsler now installed at second base, the Tigers will reshape their infield and their batting order, both of which could result in a domino effect of moves.More»Richard Justice on Fielder-for-Kinsler swap |
Only 35 days after his Tigers were denied a second successive American League pennant by the Boston Red Sox, Dave Dombrowski did what he always does. Detroit's president/general manager swallowed hard and made a swift, decisive move designed to help his organization and its ultra-aggressive owner, Mike Ilitch, complete the mission they've been on since they lost the 2006 World Series to the Cardinals.More» Leyland on why Dombrowski is successful |
With eight spots open on their 40-man roster from free-agent filing, the Tigers used the extra space to protect seven players in their farm system from next month's Rule 5 Draft.More» Lennerton sends a sac fly deep to center |
Former big league defensive whiz Omar Vizquel will join new Tigers manager Brad Ausmus' staff as first-base, baserunning and infield coach.More» Vizquel honored with bobblehead, first pitch |
The Tigers had the American League Cy Young Award winner and the Most Valuable Player in 2012, but their run at the World Series was cut short when their season was put in the hands of journeyman reliever Jose Veras. The signing of a proven closer like free agent Joe Nathan, allowing Joaquin Benoit to return to a setup role, may be the piece that puts them into the promised land.More»IT on Joe Nathan and the Tigers' mutual interest |
The Tigers' coaching staff under first-time manager Brad Ausmus continues to take a veteran shape. A pair of coaches from Charlie Manuel's old staff in Philadelphia are the latest additions. Wally Joyner stepped down from his position as assistant hitting coach with the Phillies on Sunday to fill the Tigers' opening as head hitting coach, according to industry sources.More» |
Tigers slugger Miguel Cabrera earned a second consecutive American League Most Valuable Player Award in part for his ability to play through injuries in 2013. He does not expect to have to do the same in 2014.More»Cabrera reflects on winning second straight MVP |
Jason Beck has been MLB.com's Tigers beat reporter since 2002. He covered 119 losses in 2003 and an AL pennant in 2006.


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Crews rescue dog from partially frozen lake in Carlton County
Emergency crews rescued a dog from a partially frozen Carlton County lake on Thursday, prompting a warning from officials about ice safety.By: News Tribune staff, Duluth News Tribune
Emergency crews rescued a dog from a partially frozen Carlton County lake on Thursday, prompting a warning from officials about ice safety.
According to the Carlton County Sheriff's Office, a caller reported to authorities at about 4:15 p.m. Thursday that her dog — a three-year-old, approximately 100-pound German shepherd-golden retriever mix — had broken through ice about 150 feet from shore on Little Hanging Horn Lake, south of Barnum.
The sheriff's office and the Barnum Volunteer Fire Department responded to the scene. They attached rescue ropes to a 12-foot boat, and a responder wearing ice and water safety gear rode in the boat out to the dog. Once the dog was in the boat, the vessel was towed back to shore. The dog was turned over to its owner and appeared to be in good condition, the sheriff's office said.
Officials warned Northland residents to be careful when venturing out on frozen lakes this winter; ice can be unpredictably thin, especially this early in the season. For general information on ice conditions, try checking with local bait shops and resorts.
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1) BellyButton. It does nothing but show pictures of belly buttons. That's it. The iTunes store review of it says, "Pointless, bizarre, and strangely amusing." That's really all I'm looking for in an app. In life, really.
2) The Poop Analyzer.
It gives you diagnostics and medical advice based on your poop! After you go, you answer some questions about the characteristics of your poop and it tells you what's up with your feces. Fun!
3) Zit Picker. Using two fingers you can pick and pop the zits on your friends' faces. So satisfying. And no threat of infection.
4) Hiccup Begone. It's a circus-themed app that tours you through a sideshow of ten scientifically proven ways to get rid of those annoying hiccups.
5) Run Pee. It helps you plan when to go pee during a movie so you don't miss anything. A timer will go off at the best times to pee. Genius.
6) Annoy-A-Teen. It emits irritatingly high frequency sounds that most adults have lost their ability to hear, thereby targeting teenagers.
7) Dog Effects. We all need Dog Effects. Why? Because drawing and painting with dogs is what life is all about. Or at least, what it should be all about.
8) Cover-Up. If you're phobic about using public restrooms because of the noises, this app will help you get over that. Cover-up masks unpleasant bathroom sounds by simulating sound effects like running water, hand-dryers and blow dryers. And it looks like a makeup compact. Clever.
9) Sim Stapler. I'm just going to quote the app store: "The first true office equipment simulator, SimStapler brings all of the thrill and excitement of a 'real' stapler right to the palm of your hand."
10) iHobo. There's nothing fun about iHobo, but if you're looking to improve your compassion response (who isn't?), it's fantastic. For three days you'll have a young, homeless person living in your smartphone. Alerts will tell you when he needs stuff. It's your job to take care of him before he gets into trouble. Proceeds go to a homeless charity. Heavy.
11) iVooDoo. Just stick the pins in your virtual voo doo doll and manifest away. Use it for good (landing that new job) or evil (getting revenge on your stupid ex).
12) iFart. you can choose from 30 different fart sounds, record your own farts and even share them with your social network.
13) Zips. Totally useless, but totally fun, Zips is an app that lets you play with zippers. That is all. It was named the #1 Dumbest App by CNN Money. Perfect. Need it.


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As the PA Germans have become more & more assimilated, it's reached the point where many today are no longer aware that they are , in fact, of German decent rather than Dutch. I think the reason my dad & others preferred "German" was to attempt to correct this misconception.
Colloquially, though, most of the actual PA Dutch (& the tourist industry) are likely to use "Dutch" (or, "Deitsch", which is how the PA Dutch dialect renders "Deustch" or "Dutch".)
Thanks for the welcome.
To get back on topic, I'm in the middle of reading Thomas Pynchon's most recent novel, "Against the Day", set during the first decade of the 20th Century, though employing lots of (deliberately) fictional or anachronistic technology.
I'm a little more than halway through its 1000+ pages, & I love it.
Though I'll have to wait until I'm done to give it a definitive rating, I think it compares favorably to Pynchon's masterpiece "Gravity's Rainbow", one of my favorite books.


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BY MARCY SHORTUSE - Downsizing tender houses and catwalks in competition for wider shoulders on the future swing bridge were topics of conversation that prevailed at the Gasparilla Island Bridge Authority's engineering committee meeting held on April 18.
The committee recommended approval of the bridge development report presented by Hardesty & Hanover, after lengthy discussion about cost-saving measures and making a few amendments. They also voted to allow the bridge-building company to continue on to the 60 percent phase of the design plan.
Mike Sileno, the H&H project manager, said that he had made phone calls to nine different marine contractors and asked them what their generic estimate on the swing bridge would be. He said when he finally got them to understand what he wanted, only three would respond.
H&H bid the swing bridge job at a $21 million estimate. The first contractor's bid came in at $30 million, the second bid $21 million and the third contractor came in at right around $25 million.
The three contractors asked that their estimates remain confidential.
Henri Stinson, a structural engineer for H&H, also discussed with the engineering committee the fact that the new swing bridge would be built 55 feet away from the current location of the swing bridge. This will be done so the old bridge can still function while the new bridge is being built. It will also be nine feet higher from the water.
Can the authority make do without an additional four feet on either side of the roadway? It was another discussion that the engineering committee address. Chairman Peter Strong said they could possibly eliminate $1.8 million from the budget if they were to forfeit the sidewalks on the swing bridge.
Strong recommended a catwalk be installed instead of a raised sidewalk.
Sileno said they could use a catwalk, but it would be nowhere near as aesthetically pleasing. Cooper, who originally introduced the idea of sidewalks on the swing bridge to ensure GIBA employees' safety, said he could worth with either situation.
"I'm not trying to take away your walkway," Strong said. "I'm just looking at cost-efficient ways to make it less expensive."
The engineering committee asked Sileno to give them his best walkway options for next week's board meeting.
The committee also discussed changing the plan for the tender house to go from four levels to just two levels. One of the proposed additional levels would have housed a second generator that would power the bridge if there was no electricity. This would be another way the authority could possibly save money.
H&H said they would present additional tender house options to the board next week at their April 25 meeting.
A recommendation was made to delay the planned island public workshop that was scheduled for earlier in the fall to November, in order to make sure more people were on the island to attend. The committee agreed to present that option to the board at its next general meeting on Wednesday, April 25.


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VFL playing strip unveiled
Richmond's 2014 VFL playing strip has been revealed, with the design based on the Tigers' updated AFL clash guernsey for next season.
7:12pm Dec 6, 2013
Ross Young to captain VFL Tigers
Western Australian Football League star Ross Young has been named the inaugural captain of Richmond's VFL team.
6:44pm Dec 6, 2013
VFL football returns to Tigerland
Richmond officially launched its VFL team today, confirming that football will return to Punt Road Oval, at the ME Bank Centre, in 2014.
6:32pm Dec 6, 2013
Deledio's cap fits
Richmond midfielder Brett Deledio has transported his creative skills off the field, to the world of New Era caps.
10:07am Dec 6, 2013
Conca comeback on track
Richmond midfielder Reece Conca is confident he'll be fit to play in round one after hamstring and ankle surgery at the end of the Tigers' season.
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text: Committed to giving every student a global education, St. John's University is providing an innovative study abroad opportunity for commuter students on the Staten Island campus who dream of enriching their academic experience with an international flavor. Offered for the first time this spring, the Staten Island Commuter Express Program allows commuter students to spend five weeks studying abroad at the University's campus in Rome, Italy. The program is a joint venture between the University's Office of Global Studies and Staten Island Campus Vice-Provost Sharon Lynch Norton, Esq. St. John's debuts this program at a time when demand for its dynamic Global Studies offerings is at a record high. Increased enrollment forced the University to close its semester-long study abroad programs for spring 2010 due to full capacity at the Rome and Paris campuses. However, innovative opportunities are still available for spring, including the Freshman Passport and Staten Island Commuter Express programs. According to Karl S. Rutter, Director of Recruitment in the Office of Global Studies, the Commuter Express is a wonderful way for commuter students at the Staten Island campus to enjoy a study abroad experience within a regular semester. "We really wanted to promote the opportunity for Staten Island commuter students to go abroad," said Mr. Rutter. For interested students the application process for Commuter Express is identical to the full semester program. Students must complete their freshman year and have a 2.75 GPA, with written approval from their dean. The program, said Ms. Norton, reflects the University-wide focus on preparing students for success in an increasingly global society. "It's great to see our students on Staten Island being offered this wonderful experience," she said. "So many students have the desire to study abroad, but may be prohibited for a variety of reasons. This is a great alternative and hopefully the first of many such opportunities for our students here." Since the international segment lasts five weeks rather than the whole semester, Mr. Rutter noted, the program amounts to "a tremendous financial savings for the commuter student." This is possible, Mr. Rudder added, because students from the Sixth Year Pharmacy program spend their first five weeks in Rome and then return to Queens. "The result is a surplus of beds in Rome for ten weeks," he said, "which allows us the flexibility for maximum use of the facility."Making Studying Abroad a Reality During their five weeks on the Staten Island campus, students in the program focus on the "Theology of St. Vincent de Paul." Then they will travel to Rome, where they will be "folded into" the Queens and Staten Island students participating in the full semester experience. As they meet new people in Rome, the bonds they form with each other at Staten Island should remain strong. According to Mr. Rutter, "We will maximize the strengths of the module format we pioneered with Discover the World. For those five weeks we have the advantage of folding the commuter students into the established Discover the World module." When the students arrive in Rome, they are fully immersed in the study abroad experience. Their interaction with the other students should inspire them to take a full semester abroad in the future. While in Rome students are free to take Discover the World classes such as Italian, Art and Architecture of Italy, International Business or Religions of the World. There they enjoy the same resources and opportunities as all the students in the Global Studies program. "They have opportunities to travel on weekends," Mr. Rutter noted, and a full range of service options is open to them as well. Students can volunteer to teach English in a school or at Caritas, a social service organization St. John's has partnered with. Another exciting option students have is the ability to take a distance learning course throughout the semester. If they take only one course in each module they can participate in a distance learning course, which brings them to a full course load. Upon returning to Staten Island students are free to take another theology class, which would fulfill their requirement, do an internship in their area of study, or work on an independent study. "Sharon proposed a team project where returning students would work with her on how to internationalize the Staten Island campus," Mr. Rutter said, adding that students could conduct research based on their own five-week experience and poll their fellow students at the same time.Apply Now for this Great Opportunity Ultimately, the program is designed to provide an international component for students from any major, Mr. Rutter noted. "For example, Communications majors could take Introduction to Communications in the first module," explaining that the same professor could accompany students to Rome for five weeks where they would take Mass Communications: Italy, and focus on mass communications in Europe. "Then they could take Mass Communications in Modern Society when they return home." Easing the burden of the commuter student who wants to study abroad is at the heart of this program, Mr. Rutter suggested. "It goes to Dr. Pellow's point of making Global Studies available to every student, and the mission of the University to internationalize the Staten Island campus. "This is just one opportunity of many and another way that St. John's is being creative in presenting opportunities to their students. That's what it's all about." Students must apply now. Please call the Office of Global Studies on the Staten Island campus at (718) 390-4035.


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LAHORE:Dr Yusuf Zafar from Pakistan and Dr Andrew Paterson from the United States have been honoured with the International Cotton Advisory Committee Researcher of the Year 2012 award,a statement said on Friday.
Dr Yusuf Zafar,chief scientist and director general of the Agri and Biotechnology Division,Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission,Islamabad,is the . . . →Read More:Dr. Yusuf Zafar declared "Scientist of the year" by ICAC


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Basically, I have a plot that I quite like and would like to. I haven't included it in my request thread because it's a detailed plot-line, and I'd rather explain just the once rather to any individual that's interested.
Alex (my character) and his [sibling/friend] are able to do a form of astral projection, that they simply refer to as day-dreaming. Together they have created a whole world on the astral plane that they share. But recently, it's became unstable, their magic/psychic abilities can't keep it together, as it seems it's under attack by another force.
Alex and (your character) try and find, and stop, the culprit who's destroying their world that they worked so hard to create.


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Harrold ISD Superintendent David Thweat spends his days traveling around the country—as he defends his choice to allow teachers to carry guns on campus. "Parents send their children to our schools in good condition and we expect to have them come home in the same condition."
Thweat's schools are small and located just 30 miles north of Wichita Falls, Texas.
He told Action 4 News that his budget is not big enough for him to afford campus security.
In 2006 a shooting at a small Amish school in Pennsylvania opened his eyes to the dangers that could easily walk through his campus doors.
"We have passive security," Thweat explained. "We have cameras, external magnetic lock doors, and limited access---but after finishing up all of that the October 2006 Pennsylvania Amish school shooting happened. It was the milk man and someone we would have let in our doors---then we would have had an active shooter on campus."
A year later Thweat made sure his teachers and administrators got the training they needed on how to properly use a handgun.
Now they all have a carry and conceal handgun license and are trained extensively on how to handle a dangerous situation.
"One of the things that most schools have in their security plan is to lock the doors and hide the kids," Thweat said. "That was what they did at Virginia Tech and that didn't work," He explained. "We needed a plan that worked. We didn't want a 100 page emergency plan to say we're doing something. I really believe this is a good plan and that it works."
While Thweats decision might not sit well with some, he said it is the only way he can keep his kids safe and give parents the peace of mind that their children will make it home at night.


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Book title: Never Say Goodbye
Author: Rajiv Seth
Publisher: Srishti
Price: Rs 150
Pages: 220
At first glance, Never Say Goodbye by Rajiv Seth gives an impression of a writer adhering to the classic romantic stereotypes. But as one delves further into the book, it became clear that this is a rather peculiar story of eternal love intertwined with the world of genetics. The unbreakable bonds that make up the structure of the human gene have been used as a perfect metaphor for the imperishable bonds of pure love that were forged between the two central characters of the book.


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Collection Cassidy Bootcut Pants
Item# 6629244
Free Shipping with $125 Purchase
The Limited Collection consistently uses the same shades and fabrics for all of our suiting pieces to encourage mixing and matching through every season. Our classic Cassidy fit sits below the waist with a relaxed hip and thigh, and a 9" rise.
- Debuts in stores 1/6
- Polished plainweave
- 3 hook-and-tab waist with inner button and zip fly, double belt loops
- Slash front pockets, buttoned besom back pockets
- 67% Polyester/29% Viscose/4% Spandex
- Machine wash. Tumble dry. For best results dry clean.
- Imported
Great buy
I love the style of the pants, they are classy! The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars across the board is because they can be a little uncomfortable to wear with the three clasps not giving any wiggle room up top and the next size up makes the pants baggy in the crotch. Maybe after losing about 5lbs it would be better.
December 18, 2013
Love these pants! I am 5'5" 128 lbs and size 4 fits me perfectly. Love the Cassidy cut!
December 17, 2013
Different colors fit differently
I've been a customer of The Limited for over 10 years now (very sad to see so many stores permanently shutting down). I've always been a Cassidy pant girl until they came out with the Exact Stretch fit a few years ago and then I became loyal to that pant, got them in new colors every season. A funny thing happened though--I started to notice how easily these got dirty. I would spent $4 to get them dry cleaned and within minutes there would be some dust/dirt stain on them. So after a few times of this happening I decided I was spending more on dry cleaning than I was on the pants when I purchased them--not worth it. I switched back to Cassidy last month. I tried the Piped Waist Bootcut pants and decided I didn't like them as well as the Collection pants. (Just an FYI, Collection sit higher on the waist with 3 closure tabs in addition to the button closure. Piped waist sits low with one button closure and it gaped at my butt). Here's why I rated the fit 4 stars: I ordered the slacks in gray and the fit was perfect. So I exchanged the Piped pants I had purchased in black at the same time as the Collection pants in gray and traded them for the Collection pants in black, same size as the gray. But the pants fit tighter and the length was just an inch or 2 shorter (both sizes I ordered were in short). I don't plan on returning the black pants (They still fit and they don't look worn or altered and then returned) I just wanted customers to be aware if they are in stores try on each color you plan to buy in the SAME SIZE. I realize it will look dumb, but if the pants fit differently by color you may need one in a bigger/smaller size. Also, short sizes begin at 5"4 so if you are shorter (I'm 5"2) you will still need the pants slightly shortened and the store will only do this for free if you paid full price for them (I never do). Hope my post is of help.
December 17, 2013
What happened!
I am a Cassity pants style girl. I buy all my pants and almost everything in my closet from The Limited. I bought 2 of these pants in black and camel in same size but somehow the black is about a few inches short in length than the camel. I bought them online so i will return the black for longer length. What happen Limited??
December 17, 2013
Old Cassidy fit was so much better!!!
I have a closet full of Cassidy pants-but these cut into my tummy, pulled down in the back, and were short in the rise. The material feels cheap and scratchy, like it has some kind of plastic in it. Please bring back the old Cassidy fit! Sadly, I will have to shop somewhere else for pants now.
December 12, 2013
Bring back the original Cassidy fit!
The quality and color of this pair of Cassidy pants is great - however - they are made much more like Drews as they are straight fitting with NO relaxed hip and thigh. Very disappointed and they are going back.
December 6, 2013
The color doesn't match!
I bought two pairs of these pants online, on sale - one in the grey and one in the brown - in order to complete two suit set I'd bought previously from The Limited (I had the jackets and skirts in these colors already - I've bought suits in the past from The Limited, and have always been satisfied with the fit, quality, etc). The description specifically says that the suiting colors are never varied, so that you can buy pieces at different times and then wear them together (so you don't have to spend a lot at one time). When they arrived, neither pair of pants matched the jackets! For what I spent, I could have just as easily bought a matching jacket and skirt or pants in another color from The Limited. Now, the sale is over, so I will only be able to return these pants. Needless to say, I'm very disappointed.
December 5, 2013
comfy cassidy pant
i bought these pants in black, camel and dark brown and love wearing them to work. they are incredibly comfortable and stay wrinkle free all day. i even spilled some coffee on them one day and it wiped right off. i'm saving up to get a pair in grey.
November 23, 2013
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It seems many pants styles do not come in black, which is a classic color. I wear black pants at least once per week to work, and always buy more than one pair when I do my fall shopping. I'd like to see more pants come in black!3 months, 3 weeks ago
Age: In my 30s
Body Type: Average
Long Island, New York, USA
Thank you for your question! While these pants are not currently offered in black, we do have another similar Cassidy style that you might like instead that are black -- the Cassidy Piped-Waist Bootcut Pants (item #6628902). Thanks again!3 months, 3 weeks ago
New Albany, OH, USA
http://www.thelimited.com/product/collection-cassidy-bootcut-pants/6629244.html?ppid=c31&start=31&cgid=pants&dwvar_6629244_colorCode=3431 month, 1 week ago
Age: In my 20s
Body Type: Curvy
Shopping Frequency: Frequently
Lowell, MA
Hi there,Actually, the Cassidy Collection Bootcut Pants do come in black. I know, because I just ordered a pair 10 days ago. If you do not see black listed on the website they are sold out. However, you can call customer service and ask when they will have the black back in stock. If you do not need them in a Long or Short size, try your local store.
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Thank you for the question! In order for the suiting colors to match exactly, you'll want to choose items that have the word "Collection" in the product name. For example, a Collection Skirt in navy will match with any other Collection Jacket in navy. Thanks again!2 months, 3 weeks ago
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If the pants you bought are cassidy bootcut pants, i suggested sweater or a cardigan or a jacket.3 days ago
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When Limited makes a matching suit jacket for a pant it will give it a name, like "The Collection Jacket" to be matched with "The Collection Pant." You can also go under the Suit section and this will narrow down the options of what pants are made with a matching jacket. Hope this helps.3 days ago
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Why don't you list colors two of the pants both look like brown so I don't know which one is?
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Thank you for the question! If you hover over the color swatches with your mouse when on the product page for these pants, you will see the color name pop up for each color.2 months ago
New Albany, OH, USA
I was going to ask that very same question. Please Limited fix this!!!!2 weeks ago
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Muskegon, Michigan
Hi there,Sometimes if the site is having technical difficulties it won't display the color. However, if you hover your mouse over the color boxes it should have written what color it is. As a general guideline, The Limited usually sells 4 standard colors year round: Black, Dark Brown, Light Brown, Khaki/or Sand. If the brown looks almost black it is most likely the dark brown. Also, you can always call customer service and ask them what colors they have in stock in your size. They are the absolute nicest people!
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Thank you for your question! These pants are 68% polyester, 29% viscose rayon and 3% spandex.1 month, 3 weeks ago
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67% Polyester/29% Viscose Rayon/ 4% SpandexVERY comfortable
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Lowell, MA
Hi there,This is a really good question and if I were wearing the pants right now I would be able to check my tag and tell you! However, if you call customer service they will be able to tell you and they are the nicest people, plus no long hold times so that is a huge plus. I can tell you the material is very high class and feels like silk. Make sure you dry clean it so it stays nice.
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No, The cassidy bootcut pants in brown is not lined. As far as i know neither of the colors are lined.3 days ago
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I don't own the brown pants, but I do own the gray and black, and no, they are not lined all the way down, but the material is very high class. The waist and back pockets are the only parts of the pant that are lined.3 days ago
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The central hall of the Natural history museum an early visit before the crowds got up to this level.
A single exposure bracketed and the highlights areas blend back in.
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Great POV...super tones.....love the way you take us down the steps and into the hall.............
Superb shot, excellent composition, unusual to see it so empty
This is awesome. It feels like the stairs are leading you down into the picture, which they are in reality. It works really well and the detail in the brick work gives it a slight HDR effect.
Wonderful tones and detail throughout, Richard, and the pov from the top of the rail and stairs gives a superb perspective.
Stupendous Richard, a fantastic composition with a great POV. Stunning in all departments. One might think I like this shot ....I do but more than that I love it it's a work of art done by a very talented photographer
Despite the decorated stonework this is really quite austere architecture, at least when viewed as a whole as you have achieved here. I wonder if you have thought of mono in this instance?
A truly first-class image.
The temple to Darwin...
I agree with Bill (I do sometimes... ), I'd like to see b&w.
Awesome photography and processing Richard, never seen this view with no people.
What a splendid capture of this building - wonderful tones and symmetry
Great symmetrical comp, very well set up and beautifully detailed with the bracketing. The lack of any life really makes the white statue stand out, even with it's central position it might not in a crowd. Great feeling of victorian splendour and yet a bygone era with the emptyness and the solitary statue. I like it a lot!
Very nicely done Richard. My guess is that this was handheld. Or did they let you take a tripod in?
Wow - stunning detail and natural colours. Love the symmetrical composition. What an impressive space.
An excellent image Richard, looks like a fantastic building.
A super symmetrical capture of this splendid building, Richard - unusual to see it so clear of people!
A fine image Richard, with a super view point.
what an excellent POV and composition, one seems to levitate in to the image, drawn towards the far end!
How well this looks devoid of human prescence, Rich. Well worth getting there before the madding crowd. Your processing has certainly drawn out the tones beautifully.
It was worth slipping those security guards a tenner each to keep out the riff raff. Richard it's a beautiful shot with great impact.
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A beautiful shot - wonderful tones, light, detail and perfect symmetry.
You have been there too now... lovely place to be... like it there a lot.
Great shot.
Great Shot Richard, puts mine in the shade. What time of day did you do it ? It must have been been three exposures blended together.Fantastic quality.
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WoW I would of said you most have used a TS lens to take this.
You've lined everything amazingly well.
A beautiful shot of a wonderful location.
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As for starter dishes, it was veery good, the tuna tartare and the garlic octopus are simply amazing! The best I've had! The location and the ambience are also splendid!
As for starter dishes, it was veery good, the tuna tartare and the garlic octopus are simply amazing! The best I've had! The location and the ambience are also splendid!
Big shrimps, good olive oil and the best flavor ever !! The atmosphere and service was excellent. Specially during summer you could have an excellent dime dining out in casco viejo with the stars as a roof !! You may ask for the tuna tartare and pasta with seafood in plive oil .... Simply the best !
Went on a Sunday night in June. Kinda quiet, but still offered good service and a nice atmosphere sitting outside on the square. Both fish dishes were solid but not amazing. We were pleased, however, and would recommend.
Peruvian restaurant - Really lovely service, but the ceviche is stellar, well worth ordering. Great outdoor seating in el Casco Viejo.
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We chose to eat here our first night in Panama City (close to our apt.).Tired and travel weary, it was wonderful to sit outside on the very attractive plaza, sip a glass of wine, and enjoy their interesting menu. Even on a Sunday night, it seemed like a happening place. We saw a lot of friends meeting friends and an... More
The place is very simple but really nice. Located in one of the main plazas of casco viejo. The food is really good. Different mixes and tasty plates. The prices are ok, but low portions. Is a perfect place to try good cuisine.
I could dine here, under the stars in little sidewalk tables for the rest of my life. A delicious salmon in thin-sliced cucumbers drove me to try it again. However, the second night there must have been another chef. What was uniquely elegant and refined turned into tuna and chopped pickles. Never mind. The art, the chardonnay and music playing... More
The best place in Casco, the best food, we always ate pulpo al oliva and ravioli de aji, great food, beautiful place in antique plaza.
I would definitely recommend this place- skip the other guys on the other side of the plaza if you want a great dinner. (Get fries and sangria over there). At Ajo the pulpo ajillo (garlic squid) was delicious (although 2 more pieces of toast would have been helpful), and the mini prosciutto toasts were yummy- I'd skip the fried ceviche.
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The food at SNC is very tasty and balanced, although there are not many options. There is a main Cafe, a coffee shop, and a fast food diner to choose from.
Read MorePerhaps I am a little biased, but my husband is a chef at St. Norbert. Even if I wasn't, their cafeteria food is on par with delicious buffet restaurants. Most of the chefs have culinary arts degrees and it shows.
Read MoreNew caf. Very good food.
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Read MoreBrand new cafeteria; it's really great! There are also many restaurants within walking distance or are a short car ride away.
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Read MoreGreat food and dining plan. I could eat whenever the dining hall was open, as much as I wanted. The variety was also great. they have it all fast food, healthy food and tons of desserts.
Read MoreThere is not a very active Greek life at SNC. There are a lot of parties hosted by social groups (a less expensive Greek-alternative) and sports teams.
Read MoreThere are a few sororities and fraternities. They are rather new to campus (within the last 5-10 years), but they are really taking a stronghold.
Read MoreThere is a thriving Greek life! There are several fraternities and sororities and also social groups.
Read MoreThe people who are part of sororities or fraternities wear clothing with their group's letters on it a lot. Makes it seem like they are sort of rubbing it in your face.
Read MoreIts all Greek to me!!!!!
Read MoreThe students that are in Greek Life take it very seriously, and it is gaining recognition. The Greek Life is not the same as the big ten schools, but everyone that is involved loves it and keeps it close to their heart! They have friends they would have never made without it.
Read MoreMost aren't all they're cracked up to be. Kappa Sigma is a good fraternity, but the others don't exactly have the best track record on campus. Nor the sororities either. But it's just not something that was right for me is all. Do your research, if you enjoy it, then by all means.
Read MoreGreek life on this campus is the antithesis of what is seen in movies. Service activities that promote the college are at the core of each Greek group on campus. Just last year the TKEs organized a very successful run for St. Judes Childrens' Research Hospital. The stereotypical drinking and reckless abandonment is something that isn't attributed to any Greek group.
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Aide: Obama didn't deny requests for help in Benghazi
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That according to a National Security Council spokesman.
Rick Moran breaks down the past few days (via Doug Ross):
The CIA is denying. The Pentagon is denying. And now the White House is denying that anyone refused to send help to our embattled CIA and State Department personnel engaged in a seven hour running firefight with more than 150 jihadists.
It just doesn't get any lamer than this:
The White House on Saturday flatly denied that President Barack Obama withheld requests for help from the besieged American compound in Benghazi, Libya, as it came under on attack by suspected terrorists on September 11th.
"Neither the president nor anyone in the White House denied any requests for assistance in Benghazi," National Security Council spokesman Tommy Vietor told Yahoo News by email.
Why was this so hard for President Obama to say on Friday when asked a direct question about assistance to Americans under fire?
President Barack Obama said repeatedly Friday that his administration would "find out what happened" and punish those responsible, but he twice ducked questions about whether U.S. officials denied requests for help.
As Bill Kristol points out, Obama doesn't have to "find out what happened" in the White House — he was there and presumably was kept informed.
Retired Army Lt. Col. Tony Shaffer said his sources told him President Obama watched the attack from the Situation Room. It shouldn't exactly be a bombshell to discover a president had been monitoring an ongoing attack on an ambassador and his detail — that's exactly what we'd expect a president to do. However, the pickle for the administration is that the only way they can distance Obama from the "who denied requests for help" question is to allow everybody to believe that Obama wasn't doing what everybody would expect a president to be doing under those circumstances: Closely monitoring the situation.
Leon Panetta said help wasn't sent because they didn't have enough information about what was going on before the attack was over. There might be a bit of semantics playing out here. Assuming for a moment no US official literally said "request denied," most people would still consider doing nothing to be tantamount to a denial of request.
If nobody either in or connected with the Obama administration specifically denied requests for military back-up or gave any "stand down" orders during the Benghazi attack as Fox News reported, why didn't the administration use the golden opportunity presented by the Sunday morning news shows to go out and rip Fox News apart at the seams much to the delight of disenchanted people who voted for Obama in 2008 who are desperately in need of motivation to get to the polls next Tuesday? Instead David Axelrod was worried about how Hurricane Sandy could harm Obama's re-election chances and Stephanie Cutter was saying the Des Moines Register's endorsement of Romney is not based in reality. The latter was during the "Pot Meets Kettle" segment of ABC's This Morning.
A couple of Sunday show clips from today…
Sen. John McCain on CBS: It's either a massive cover-up or incompetence:
Democrat Sen. Udall, who sits on the Intelligence Committee, won't tell Chris Wallace if the drones above Benghazi that day were armed:
Gingrich: Obama canceling campaign trips due to hurricane but didn't after Benghazi?
Update: Instapundit links to this post at Big Journalism noting that out of the five major Sunday news shows, only Chris Wallace raised the issue of Benghazi. Bob Schieffer in the video above talked about the subject only after John McCain raised the issue. The collective media silence speaks volumes with just over a week to go until the election.
**Written by Doug Powers
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Benghazi whistleblowers allegations: US forces in Tripoli told to stand down on night of attack; Hillary cut department's counterterrorism bureau out of the loop
May 6, 2013 04:27 PM by Doug Powers
Transparency update: Jay Carney briefs select reporters at 'private' press conference regarding Benghazi
May 11, 2013 11:16 AM by Doug Powers
Obama's emptiest Benghazi talking point; Plus: Where is Gitmo recidivist and alleged Benghazi jihad plotter Abu Sufian bin Qumu?
May 17, 2013 09:18 AM by Michelle Malkin
Of course: Susan Rice to replace Tom Donilon as national security adviser
June 5, 2013 01:23 PM by Doug Powers
Benghazi 'whistleblowers' to testify at congressional hearing Wednesday; Previous testimony released
May 5, 2013 01:42 PM by Doug Powers
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President of European Council acknowledges pivotal role of geographical information in policymaking
Datum: 10.11.2010
EuroGeographics' members recognised for commitment to data availability and accessibility at 10th anniversary event
Herman Van Rompuy, President of the European Council has recognisedEuroGeographics' members for their 'invaluable' commitment to making geospatial data more accessible and readily available across the European Union (EU).
Opening the 2010 General Assembly in Brussels, Mr Van Rompuy told heads from national mapping, land registry and cadastral agencies that geographical information is crucial for effective policymaking.
He said: "Effective policy depends on good information, and in such a geographically diverse Union it is vital that we understand not just what is happening, but where it is happening. This information needs to be readily available to policymakers at all levels so that the European Union, and the countries within it, can use geospatial data to improve the lives of citizens, the environment and the strength of our economy."
The 10th anniversary event, which ran from 10 to 13 October 2010, was attended by 130 delegates from 44 European countries and welcomed Ktimatologio, responsible for the cadastre in Greece, as the Association's 56th member.
Dorine Burmanje, EuroGeographics' President said: "Our membership has almost doubled since EuroGeographics was formed, and as it has grown, so too has our expertise and our ambition. Our members have already completed a number of projects providing consistent, compatible, cross-border data. They are now focused on delivering the European Location Framework through initiatives such as the European Spatial Data Infrastructure Network (ESDIN) which is making excellent progress in the development of services to integrate existing national spatial datasets and provide INSPIRE compliant data."
"This Framework will be a foundation for a wide range of services to benefit government, business and citizens by enabling a wealth of other information such as social or economic data to be linked and referenced to a geographical location or feature."
She added: "During the past 10 years, EuroGeographics has built a reputation for delivering important, often pioneering, projects and providing expert advice which is respected by key decision-makers around the world. As a result, we are becoming an international non-profit organisation to ensure we can continue to meet the needs of our stakeholders both now and in the future."
The 2010 Assembly was hosted by National Geographic Institute in Belgium and the General Administration of Patrimonial Documentation – Federal Public Service, and also included keynote addresses from Pieter de Crem, Minister of Defence of Belgium; Professor Jacqueline McGlade, Executive Director of the European Environment Agency; Tony Long, Director WWF European Policy Office; and Professor Geert Bouckaert, Head of the Public Management Institute of KULeuven. Other guests included former Presidents and Executive Directors of EuroGeographics.
The anniversary celebrations culminated in a reception at the European Parliament sponsored by Frieda Brepoels MEP, (INSPIRE Rapporteur) and attended by Members of the European Parliament, representatives from the European Commission and EU member states.
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blue32years said:Im wondering if im missing something and there is actually a significance of white ?
They the ones that are meant be good or is it skin colour ha ?
BlueShark said:As I understand it, yes, they are supposed to be the 'good' ones.
I'd say they stay clear of the dark arts and black magic.....except that'd be racist....
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Your so right!! You must have been there. That's one church that doesn't let back in.
The real story is about as good, I bought the 70 pictured about a year ago, for low money. Great paint, bed most everthing except, brakes all bad, steering loose, Ugly under hood, springs torched and bottomed, bad carpet, etc.no tail pipes just, nice duel 3in. The truck is sooo light in the back, I spin tires about anytime. .Thats the smoke part.
I also use my truck as an out reach, conversation piece at cruise-ins and become a friend to people and find out how I can help them in their lives. Ya end up with lots of friends. And we learn from each other. (I learn more). There were a lot of Miracles from day one on this, out of our control. I didn't even see it in the beginning. My whole life puts me at a good position for this.
A friend of ours, knew what was happening and knew how it spins tires all the time, she said "Holy Smoke". My wife and I's jaws hit the floor. So the trucks name is Holy Smoke.Jay :happy: Waxhaw, N.C.
70 Chevy C-10 Stepside from 86 lowered 2" front 3" back, 383ci/350hp. elec. seats,functioning cowl, wood bed, hidden hitch, hidden tach, long headers, duel 3" exhaust. perform int., semi-aggressive cam (no specs.)
69 Chevy C-10 Fleetside 350 ci 3spd. mild cam, 270hp,stock.duel 2.5" exhaust. Lowered 2" made own blocks
89 Ski Marlin Boat 350 ci:party: pulling machine. 7 skiiers.
01-08-2008, 03:00 PM #112i like that story. there is some guy near me who used to go do donuts at the church near me all the time.
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01-08-2008, 06:32 PM #113I do donuts at church, but I use both hands with no coffee. Now they hide them.
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I jumped out of my seat for a second, then realizied, what else am i going to use my push bumper for.
01-05-2011, 01:36 AM #115..so Caddi showed him how he could rev the snot outta it to well over 9,000 RPMs & dump the clutch, & like a flash they were off in a humoungous cloud of acrid smelling tire smoke, swerving all over the road & outta controll, when all of a sudden the CHP was behind them...
1988 Chevy C-3500 2wd (no pic)
350 c.i. 5.7 L Stock Block, 4 Bolt Mains
L-31 Vortec Heads, Edelbrock Cam & Intake,
Holley 650, Flowtech Headers, Magnaflow exh.
Jet Trans 700R4, B&M Ratchet, 4:10 gears,
3" susp. lift kit "shadetree"
No rev limiter, No speed limiter lol
01-05-2011, 11:04 AM #116..........thinking he was an escaped bank robber named Will Steal who had just held up the First National Bank by threatening the teller with a throttle assembly. After getting $212.68 from the bank, Caddi decided to spend it on new additions to his porn collection. He purchased 6 titles including "Behind the Green Silverado", "stephan and the Super Duty", "The Devil in Mr. Daredevil", "Enkie Does a Dinky", "Enema of the State", and "Deep Throttle". After watching his new movie, Caddi was hungry and drove to the nearest burger joint where he ordered a................
2009 Tahoe LTZ (Blue Granite ext/
light & dark cashmere int)
5.3L Vortec V8 6 speed trans.,
HD towing, Leather interior,
20" chrome wheels, chrome door
handles/grill/mirrors, & CD/DVD w/Bose.
2010 Silverado LT Texas Edition
(Black ext/Light titanium-ebony int.)
5.3L V8, 6 speed trans, HD towing,
20" chrome wheels, chrome door
handles/grill/mirrors, CD, Raptor 5"
Magnum nerfs, & Speedliner bed liner.
01-06-2011, 01:07 AM #117... 2 burgers, a large fries, a coke, 3 desserts & 2 milkshakes. On his wayout of the drive through he was sideswiped by Rosie O'Donnel in her "biotch Benz" cuz she was so busy stuffing fries in her pie hole she didn't see that Caddie had the right of way. Totally pizzed at her for the major damage to his eco friendly prius he grabbed his baseball bat from the trunk & proceeded to pound the crap outta every body panel & window on Rosies car, & when there wasn't a single square foot of metal left without a Louisville slugger wrinkle, he walked up to her window, where she was now a quivering mass of jello from her fear, & he........
01-08-2011, 12:01 AM #118..and get the h*ll outta here. As Rosie drove off in a stupor, Caddie pondered whether he'd been too hard on her, & then busted up laughing, NOPE, the biotch got just what she deserved. After surveying the damage, he hopped in & sped off towards.....
01-08-2011, 11:09 AM #119.......After thinking it over, Caddi decided his next victim would be Richard Simmons. He had to look hard to find the little guy, but soon discovered Simmons was conducting a seminar at an STD clinic where he challenged attendees to "feel the burn". Caddi went undercover by donning a lime green lycra workout suit. To be sure he attracted Richard, Caddi stuffed 4 socks into the crotch area. It took less that 4 minutes for Caddi to be noticed by Simmons. After letting Richard stroke his micro-mutt, Caddi suggested they go to the DQ to get a Blizzard. Simmons eagerly said yes, adding "I love nutz on everything". Caddi drove by the DQ and headed out of town. Simmons screamed and said.......
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ANGOLA, Ind. – The Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association's Commissioner David Neilson has announced the Academic Honor Roll for the 2010-11 academic year. The list includes 75 Trine University student-athletes from all 16 MIAA teams. The women's cross country, golf and soccer teams and men's tennis were also announced as Team GPA award winners.
The MIAA Honor Roll recognizes student-athletes who achieved a minimum 3.5 grade-point average for the entire 2010-11 academic year while also winning a varsity letter in a sport. Initiated in 1990, the Academic Honor Roll recognizes students at MIAA member colleges who excel in athletics and academics. Of the 75 Trine student-athletes named, two have earned the distinction all four years while at Trine. They were: Jeremy Howard (Football/Elkhart, Ind.) and Katlyn Pero (Golf/Hubbard, Ohio).
The Team GPA award is presented to conference teams that achieve a 3.300 or better grade point average for an entire academic year. Lead by coach Bill Maddock, the men's tennis team was fourth in the conference with a combine 3.617 GPA. Women's golf team and Van Brandt earned the second highest GPA in women's golf with a combine 3.427. Coach Terry Stefankiewicz's women's soccer team tallied a GPA of 3.403 while the women's cross country team combined for a 3.346 GPA.
Of the 75 student-athletes honored, 35 have earned the distinction at least twice. The football and women's soccer teams led the Thunder with 11 student-athletes represented each.
Women's Soccer: Mackenzie Bird (Angola, Ind.), Ruth Feliciano (Polk, Ohio), Breann Gaugler (Elkhart, Ind.), Kelsey Haack (Toledo, Ohio), Mary Lang (Kokomo, Ind.), Tiffani Morrison (Dowling, Mich.), Rachelle Newberry (South Haven, Mich.), Michelle Raupp (Vernon Hills, Ill.), Julieanne Shaffer (Camden, Mich.), Jessica Walker (Garrett, Ind.) and Katherine Wegert (Elmore, Ohio).
Football: Howard, Benjamin Hendricks (Fort Wayne, Ind.), Tyson Kaase (Syracuse, Ind.), Nathan Miller (North Manchester, Ind.), Aaron Selking (Decatur, Ind.), Aaron Shoemaker (Onsted, Mich.), Tyler Terry (Stroh, Ind.), Jared Trimble (Gas City, Ind.), Thomas Wyman (Lake Station, Mich.), Carlos Zepeda (Goshen, Ind.) and Eric Watt (Kentland, Ind.).
Track and Field: Sannie Anderson (Hesperia, Mich.), Logan Brenneke (Woodburn, Ind.),
Corbin Buckler (Marion, Ind.), Michael Hammond (Columbia City, Ind.), Annalisa Krug (Battle Creek, Mich.), Daniel Linder (DeWitt, Mich.), Jamie Meegan (Worthington, Ohio), James Morris (Franklin, Ind.) and Steven Smith (Reading, Mich.).
Cross Country: Anderson, Brenneke, Buckler, Hammond, Natalie Hutchison (Kentwood, Mich.), Morris and Meagan Willis (Montpelier, Ohio).
Softball: Casey Baker (Grand Blanc, Mich.), Rudy Cantrell (Justin, Tex.), Jillian Craig (Indianapolis), Jessica Hutchison (Kentwood, Mich.), Jamie Lydick (Plainfield, Ind.), Kelly Tresick (Clinton Twp., Mich.) and Paxton Fleming (Boulder City, Nev.).
Baseball: Travis Case (Monroe, Ind.), Jeffrey Phillips (Prospect, Ohio), Ronald Rightnowar (Oregon, Ohio), Daniel Smith (Coldwater, Mich.), Adam Sullivan (Fort Wayne, Ind.) and Benjamin Witter (Naples, Fla.).
Men's Tennis: Joseph Dunbar (Carmel, Ind.), Christopher Gin (Indianapolis), Ryan Richman (Wabash, Ind.), Adam Steele (Fairland, Ind.) and David Murray (Bolingbrook, Ill.).
Women's Tennis: Susan Brienling (Fremont, Mich.), Lori Bush (Big Rapids, Mich.), Shandra Clawson (Bronson, Mich.), Samantha Willmann (Anderson, Ind.) and Christina Uphaus (Centerville, Ind.).
Volleyball: Kari Klever (Bailey, Mich.), Kori Klever (Bailey, Mich.), Julie Kooienga (Hamilton, Mich.), Julia Nell (Ada, Okla.) and Sarah Radekin (Athens, Ohio).
Men's Soccer: Daniel Kuehn (Saline, Mich.), Murray, Cory Sarks (Maumee, Ohio) and Ryan Schreiner (Bryan, Ohio).
Men's Golf: Terence Clingaman (Stryker, Ohio), Kyle Lynch (Whitehouse, Ohio) and Todd Wisler (Bryan, Ohio).
Women's Basketball: Sophia Cullen (Fremont, Ohio), Danielle Senf (Blanchardville, Wis.) and
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Women's Golf: Lauren Burns (Seville, Ohio), Pero and Jennifer Sir Louis (Fort Wayne, Ind.).
Men's Basketball: Alexander Croll (Sand Creek, Mich.).
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Republicans demonized themselves, with idiots like Akin and Mourdock.
Democrat teachers are dumbing down generations of Americans, so their students will believe Democrat politicians when they blame the coming collapse on Republicans.Republican journalists keep expecting American voters to sober up and vote rationally. A forlorn expectation, that.
The liberals have already adjusted to their bloated 2010 budget and are sniffing for more revenues.They still cling to the idea that the rich can be bled for the necessary funds to complete their scheme.They keep forgetting the rich are their own people.
Agreed #1. However, look at the democrats. They have plenty of nut jobs who should never be in positions of power. What the GOP is lacking is messaging. We have the right message but no one to articulate it. It really is just a math thing easily understood. Our guys should be ridiculing the policies of the left. We throw around the word trillion and that number has no meaning for the average Joe. Come on. This isn´t rocket science. Put together a clever humorous ad campaign that shows what we all know. You can´t spend more than you take in. Time to think outside the box. This is not your father´s electorate. Meet them at their level. And one time, I would like to see one of our guys laugh in the face of the media fool who believes Obama´s lies.
You´d think there would be a helluva joyous mood from the Left, but they are still angry and bitter and unhappy.
We are hearing a chorus condemning in hindsight any conservative who ever won a primary vs a RINO and then lost the general election. They don´t mention the successes that have happened. When you fight you sometimes win and sometimes loose. By listing the losses and never the wins some trolls ( #1 ) are telling us to never fight and never win and go on forever working for RINOS.. Besides Akin was not a good example he was funded by Murkowski - as Romney was supported by Obama. We need to toss the RINOS in favour of real articulate conservatives and stop looking to the RATS for winning advice.
The thugsocrats will be ok while the rest suffer. The fawning media is to blame, giving oblamo a progressive wind behind his back.Folks 2014 might be the end. Biden in 2016. Proof the dumb are getting dumber.
If the GOP is really what the Media and the Left makes it out to be, I wouldn´t touch them with a ten foot pole. But the fact is they are not and the ´Rat Party is intellectually more bankrupt than 0bama´s Treasury. Who you gonna call? Spells only one way P-A-L-I-N.
Are the Kennedys gun shy?
I am all for liberalism being doomed, but I would like them to go down alone.
The next recession will probably do us all in. Obama & Co. are currently running massive deficits just to maintain 2% annual GDP. Imagine what will happen if/when that money supply from China gets choked off and our economy is shrinking at the same time? Something will collapse, and it won´t be pretty.
The only question is how much blood will be shed.
No. 6, Romney was not supported by Obama. Where did you pic up such nonsense? I´d like to see more than a statement, show me some evidence.To answer the question, is Liberalism doomed? Yes. It´s going down in the collapse it is bringing about and it is taking us down with it. But, don´t worry, the people who wouldn´t vote for Romney will still have their principles and can still join the Democrats in blaming the Republicans.
The trouble with the GOP is that they are partnering with the Dems on all the entitlement programs so they don´t get any bad press from the msm. If the GOP tries to cut spending they are called racists and worse. Let the moderate and elite Republicans join the Democrat Party. Time for a new party that believes in and adheres to the Constitution. The current GOP leaders will do nothing significant to end the trillion dollar deficits. Any budget they come up with doesn´t get balanced for ten years which we all know will never happen.
Romney was the ideal candidate for Obama because of RomneyCare the basis for Obamacare. He never could really oppose this hated program saying it was good for a state but not for the federal government! Romney was also wealthy, the perfect foil for Obamas demagoguery against the "rich" which was used very effectively. Romney never really rebutted this nonsense. Why not make some comparisons of jobs from Bain Capital vs Obama trillion dollar continuing stimulus? Obamas demonization of Romney began the moment he had secured the nomination. Romney never attacked Obama as he did his rivals for the nomination. There is none so blind as those who will not see!
Liberals have caused every man made disaster since cavemen walked the earth...get a clue, it´s only a matter of time before they all implode.