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I'm really really impressed with this. For $20, it filters more (and to a finer level) than the other filters in my price range. It does take a few seconds to suck the water through, yes, but that's because the pores are so fine. Remember to blow out the excess water before putting it back in your pocket or it'll leak into your pocket. I drank out of a dirty mud puddle, and the water came through nice and clean. I love it!
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After shopping around I decided to give this a try - it filters a ton of water for the price, and has a pretty good track record of use around the world.
First time you use it, it takes a bit to get the water flowing, but after that it's quite easy. I take it with me when I'm hunting and it's pretty convenient being able to drink out of a stream or a pond without hauling bottles of water with me.
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Asking what email wants may seem bizarre, but it's a question with an interesting intellectual pedigree. In his book What Technology Wants, author Kevin Kelly proposes a striking reversal of cause and effect when it comes to technologies like email. The notion of "wanting" something he writes, "is not just for humans. Your dog wants to play Frisbee. Your cat wants to be scratched, Birds want mates. Worms want moisture. Bacteria want food." Similarly, technological systems have their own species of wants: "not carefully considered deliberations but rather tendencies. Leanings. Urges. Trajectories." So how, Kelly goes on to ask, do technology's wants affect us?
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For many of my contemporaries, email's "wants" are among the most important factors shaping their professional lives. Seen from a certain angle, many working days can look and feel like little more than tending the insatiable needs of an inbox.
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Similarly, the net is stuffed with time and attention solutions for the electronically overburdened: from efficiency strategies like "inbox zero" to campaigns for email-free days, efficient batching of messages, time delays on sending to encourage mindfulness, and radical overhauls of corporate communications strategies. Visit a site like Lifehacker and a deluge of excellent advice and handy tools awaits.
All this is out there, but we're not using it. Not enough of us, at least, and not enough of the time. This, I suspect, is because email doesn't want us to. All those inboxes want to be fed. They want to make bad habits easy, and good ones just hard enough to put us off. They want it to be just too much trouble for most people and firms to change the way they work
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-- gears completely a major development to tell you about in serious civil war with one of the highest level defections to date as the general of the country's military police.
Announces he's switching sides and joining the opposition.
This has been nearly two year old uprising against president -- Shows no signs of slowing down the bloody conflict already blamed -- tens of thousands of deaths.
Lieutenant colonel Ralph Peters is a Fox News strategic analyst and he joins us now with a little more insight on this how significant is this defection.
Well it is significant.
It's not gonna by itself topple the regime.
It's a real pump propaganda victory.
For the rebels it tells us all that the last rats are deserting the sinking ship.
You'll have really important information because in the Syrian military role in the military police is different than ours.
The military police in Syria among other things they're really good -- that any enforcers.
Because stop what they're behind the other soldiers.
Making sure the other soldiers don't deserve.
-- the people they're told to kill.
So this guy lieutenant general Abdul -- -- Shalala is a real battle number he's a real insider and so bottom line won't.
And things by itself -- -- it does matter.
Now -- down this all began roughly about 21 minutes 21 months ago.
With people protest seeing asking for reforms it turned into this civil war estimates now put about 40000 people dead.
Our -- it carry any closer to the civil war being resolved.
Well actually we're closer to a -- being gone.
That because.
The rest of the world has refused to get its hands -- There's a good chance that these civil war.
Against a solid he's -- turned into another civil war between more secular elements.
And the Jihad.
And the great mistake the Obama administration -- administration may.
And it's a tragic mistake we will pay port for decades to come.
Is that by not helping.
The original freedom fighters who were secular western oriented by and large.
We opened the door.
For this flood of cheap holidays and terrorists that are -- the fight -- on.
And those terrorists don't want democracy and freedom they are determined to establish an Islamic state so a song's gonna go one way or the other.
But that will not result serious problems or other regions.
And also should note -- in addition to the defection that military police general Heather a real development.
It kind of stepped under the radar over Christmas was lost can change gets -- it's been a real supporter of these syrup the -- the UN.
And something Moscow seemed to be seeing an assault on the way out they can't save him.
They're saying well it's OK given asylum but -- is not gonna -- asylum.
And it seems to me that the -- the Russians are sending signals now.
To the opposition.
That let's talk because the Russians with the white Russians -- in there they want to keep their number one -- Arab allies a slot he's going.
Now they just want to keep the naval base in targets so.
The bottom line here is -- there are so many lawyers.
And rival factions national -- international.
That's serious can be a problem for years to.
And -- also saying that their policies will no longer be tied to a specific family life or name and that being key as well.
I want to ask you in these final moments your thoughts on what's going on in Egypt right now and and how -- is affecting the rest of the Middle East.
Well it's affecting the rest of the Middle East because it gets even more momentum to the islamists -- In this referendum which was a put up job.
The Muslim Brotherhood want.
They claimed 64%.
Although only 30% of egyptians voted in the referendum on the constitution.
But the bottom line is once Islamist get power they do not want to give it up and it's interesting to me as an Americans C.
How the Muslim Brotherhood won and why they want because they don't necessarily have a national majority.
But they are the best organized.
They've got all the Islamic acorn type organizations that can turn out the base in the fringe members of society.
And so they are really using a western twelve elections.
Western electioneering techniques to establish a distinctly anti western regime in Egypt.
So Egypt's going to be a problem for years -- as well but not to the violent degree of Syria that.
This the Obama administration is gonna go down in history of having screwed up more opportunities in the Middle East.
That any administration.
In our past and there's adequate to end our segment on thank you so much for joining us colonel -- we appreciate your attack as always.
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Unless you're new to this, you should know by now that I love sleepers. With all of the high-profile events I attend, people often (wrongly) assume I could care less about players who don't have big names, but anybody who really knows me, understands I'm all about the kids. Last weekend, I made the short trip from my crib in Hyde Park to Gary Comer College Prep, located a little deeper in the South Side of the Chi, to attend the Fall Midwest Exposure Showcase, hosted by Orlandus Thomas, the head coach at Comer and a local AAU coach. Anyway, this event was geared toward D2, D3, NAIA and juco prospects–the kids who need the most help (and I'm used to helping in my non-journalism life)–so I was hopeful that I'd find some sleepers. I wasn't disappointed. Here a few of the standouts from the event:
–Kareem Amedu, 6-5 senior post, Neuqua Valley: Amedu, a big-bodied undersized post who recently committed to St. Michael's, a strong D2 school in Vermont, was one of the few big men at the event and used his power, rebounding ability and finishing skills on the inside to wreak havoc, while also displaying some developing perimeter skills.
–Marshall Bennett, 6-5 senior wing, Rich East: A long, smooth and athletic swingman, Bennett showed nice versatility in being able to handle the rock, knock down some outside shots, slash to the basket.
–Kendall Dawson, 5-9 senior point guard, Bowman (IN): Dawson, from nearby Gary (hometown of Glenn Robinson and Michael Jackson; RIP to the latter), crossed state lines and proved to be a tough and feisty scorer, who made outside shots off the catch and off the dribble (he's got a funky, high release, but it went in more often than not), determined defender and capable ballhandler and playmaker.
–Matt Funkhauser, 6-4 senior wing, Oak Forest (IL): A wing with nice size, decent ball skills and a solid understanding of the game, Funkhauser was the best pure shooter at the event, as he was pretty much automatic from deep.
–Noah Hawkins, 6-4 sophomore combo forward, Comer (IL): Hawkins, a raw young prospect, still needs to add considerable polish to his game, but his hustle, energy, athleticism and agility indicate he could become a force to be reckoned with in time.
–Jerry Humphries, 6-4 junior combo forward, Hales Franciscan (IL): A recent transfer to a school around my way (so I'll be able to keep tabs on his progress), Humphries is still clearly making the transition from the post to the wing, but his athleticism, physical play, knack for scoring in the paint, work on the boards and defensive mindset should ensure he makes the switch with ease and begins to fulfill his potential.
–Rahjan Muhammad, 5-11 senior point guard, Neuqua Valley: Muhammad, an overlooked member of a strong suburban program (the aforementioned Amedu and fellow senior teammate Dwayne Evans, a St. Louis commit, receive the bulk of the attention), effectively blended his scoring and distributing skills, as the stocky floor general pushed the tempo in transition, finished in the lane (with surprising athleticism), hit pull-up jumpers and spot-up shots from deep and dropped off nice dimes to his teammates, as well playing solid D.
–Wayne Simon, 5-10 senior point guard, St. Joseph's (IL): A standout in the classroom, as well as on the court at Isiah Thomas' alma mater (immortalized in "Hoop Dreams," my favorite flick), Simon is a quick, fundamentally-sound scoring point, who used shifty dribble moves to get by defenders, savvy to score in the paint, a nice touch to make it rain from the outside and solid court awareness to create for others.
–Asante Smiter, 5-10 junior point guard, Curie (IL): Smiter, a crafty and clever playmaker, stood out with his slick ballhandling, stocky build, streetball scoring instincts, excellent court vision, physical defense and competitive nature, all of which have made him a highly-regarded player in city circles.
–Emeka Umeadi, 6-1 senior wing, Fenton (IL): An excellent student, Umeadi, a powerfully-built slasher, had perhaps the highlight of the event with his transition bang over an opponent who shall not be named, but also impressed with his physicality, willingness to do the dirty work, hustle and obviously athleticism.
While all of the aforementioned prospects were talented players, the event's best player was clearly Kashaune McKinney, a 6-4, 195-pound senior wing from Rich East High School in the city's south suburbs. McKinney, who I saw briefly at a summer event out here (he was solid, but on a loaded Illinois Warriors team, he didn't get to show off his true potential–thus, I didn't write him up in my recap), was head and shoulders above the competition at this event. A tough, well-built, versatile and athletic scorer, McKinney has a nice stroke and excellent range, attacked the basket with his smooth ballhandling ability and finished strong at the rim, was a defensive playmaker and an unselfish and creative passer. Severely underrecruited, McKinney has to be one of the top uncommitted senior prospects in the Chicagoland area. On top of that, he has an even-keeled court demeanor and seems to be a solid kid off the court, as well. Players like him are why I love events and "discovering" sleepers.
Following the showcase, I headed back to "Obamatown" to get my fantasy draft done, before heading out to Simeon Career Academy (Derrick Rose's alma mater) for championship Sunday of the Sonny Parker Fall Basketball League. Sonny, a Chicago legend for both his playing days and his efforts to help the Chi's youth, has some of the city's better talent playing in his tune-up for the regular season. Things started off with the frosh-soph (JV) championship (there were some nice prospects, but if you're a regular here, you know my stance on young players who haven't done the varsity thing yet) before the main event. The varsity chip, between the "Lakers" and "Cavaliers" featured some prospects I was already familiar with, a few I'd heard of but hadn't seen and of course, some sleepers. By the way, "Team Illinois" beat "Team DePaul" in the frosh-soph game, while the Lakers topped the Cavs in the varsity contest; both were close, hotly-contested games. Here are some of the players who did their thing at Simeon on Sunday:
–Steven Dandridge (Cavs), 6-7 senior post, Thornridge (IL): Dandridge, a physical big man, is still somewhat raw offensively, but is a presence in the paint, a solid rebounder, force on D and displayed the ability to finish strong above the rim with his athleticism.
–Adonis Filer (Cavs), 6-2 junior wing, Mount Carmel (IL): A well-regarded football prospect (his older brother Steven was a high school standout and currently plays for Notre Dame), Filer's gridiron background is surely a factor in his fearless approach, as he slashed to the bucket and finished with ease, using his quickness, strength and athleticism.
–Fabyon Harris (Cavs), 5-9 senior point guard, Hyde Park (IL): Harris, a talented floor general and recent Northern Colorado commit who stands out every time I see him play, was his typical high-energy and playmaking self, distributing the rock, putting on a show with his masterful ballhandling, scoring over the trees in the lane, making plays on D and hitting deep jumpers.
–Malcolm Hill-Bey (Cavaliers), 5-10 sophomore point guard, Mount Carmel (IL): Another kid I've seen a few times previously, Hill-Bey is obviously talented and while he forced the action at times and took a few questionable shots, his tremendous quickness, excellent handle and superb court vision made him a threat to get into the lane and either score or a drop dimes to his teammates whenever he had the ball in his hands.
–Josh Humphrey (Lakers), 6-4 senior wing, Crete-Monee (IL): Humphrey, an athletic and versatile scorer, proved capable of beating his man off the dribble and finishing at the rim or hitting the outside J, as well as helping out on the boards, playing solid D and creating for others with his handle.
–Ray Lester (Lakers), 6-6 senior post, Crete-Monee (IL): A tough competitor with nice footwork in the post, good rebounding ability and a powerful frame, Lester is also a solid athlete, as evidenced by his his and-1 dunk to seal the win for his squad.
–Kendrick Nunn (Team Illinois), 6-1 freshman guard, Simeon (IL): Nunn played in the frosh-soph game, but I'll make an exception for him, as the lefty's high-flying athleticism, explosive quickness, nice outside stroke, tricky handle, and ability to make plays on both ends made it obvious that he could have played with the big boys, although for his loaded high school program, he'll likely start out on the frosh-soph squad.
–Chris Oliviera (Lakers), 6-8 senior post, Seton (IL): A skilled big man who I first noticed in the summer, Oliviera showed off his solid footwork, rebounding ability, touch around the basket and solid athleticism.
–Montero Rice (Lakers), 6-1 junior combo guard, Thornton Fractional North (IL): Rice, a scorer who went on a run of about four straight buckets, showed not just a knack for scoring, but versatility, solid D, a high basketball IQ and enough knowledge of the game that his seemingly being in the right place at the right time was more than a coincidence.
–Aqui Shareef (Cavs), 6-5 junior wing, Hyde Park (IL): A quintessential example of a sleeper, Shareef, who hadn't heard of or seen in brief time in the City of Wind, impressed me with his athleticism, physical game, slashing ability, mid-range stroke, solid handle, tough D, work on the glass, versatility and nice upside.
On another note, in a recent issue of the magazine, I wrote a story about ATL top senior prospect Jelan Kendrick. Unfortunately, the photo that went with the story was of Ohio big man Adreian Payne , and Payne's story had Kendrick's pic. In fairness, they do have a slight resemblance (hey, at least they were both in the mag–I did a story on current Pitt junior guard and then-Philly prep star Brad Wanamaker a few years ago, and a photo of his twin brother Brian appeared in the mag), although their games aren't at all similar . Anyway, I'm a big fan of Kendrick's game, so when my guys at courtcred.com told me they have a video of the kid working out, I figured putting it up on the site would be a good way to right a wrong. Enjoy:
Real quick, I'm headed to Richmond this weekend to attend Halloween Havoc, a showcase event hosted by my man Antwain Fletcher, who works closely with Tony Squire of the Richmond Squires, a perennial powerhouse AAU squad. Antwain let me know about some of the prospects who will be in attendance, and judging from the prospects who committed to playing (keep in mind, Virginia is one of the most underrated hoops hotbeds in the nation; 'Twain also invited some top prospects from outside of the state), it should be a tremendous event and an excellent warm-up to the high school season. The familiar names have me awake, but the unknown kids won't catch me sleeping…


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Players from Lake Volleyball Club earned accolades this summer on the sand on the local, national and international level.
Thirteen year old Bailey Nelson had to travel all the way to Portland just to try out for the USA Beach Volleyball High Performance Team, but that didn't stop her from winning one of 14 spots available to girls under the age of 15 nationwide.
As a result, she entered the Olympic beach volleyball team pipeline, trained in the same Chula Vista, Calif. facilities used by the likes of three time gold medalists Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh, and played in the USA High Performance Beach Volleyball Championship Tournament at historic Hermosa Beach against some of the best young beach volleyball players in the World.
Nelson wasn't the only player from Lake VBC making an impression on the national level, Cyrene Hertzog and Janelle Groeneweg traveled to Milwaukee, Wis. to play in the USA Beach Junior Tour National championships and finished 13th out of 140 teams in the under 14 age division.
For Hertzog, the result was the highlight of a summer that included three local tournament championships with a host of different partners.
The duo of Kamarin Root and Alexis Mcklintock also qualified for the USA Beach Junior Tour Championships in the U12 division, but chose instead to compete closer to home and won a gold medal at the Subway Washington State Games to go along with their collections of tournament titles from Alki Volleyball Association, BigVolley.com and Northwest Juniors Beach Volleyball events.
Twenty five players participated in the Lake VBC Summer Sand Series and earned eight tournament championships. The club averaged seven teams competing at each of the Alki Volleyball Association tournaments held on Alki Beach in West Seattle and made up the vast majority of the teams competing at the tournaments held at the new beach volleyball facility on Jetty Island in Everett.
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After fumble, Franklin not a factor in Packers' run game
Green Bay --- Before the bye week, Johnathan Franklin took everyone by surprise with a 103-yard breakout performance at Cincinnati. He practically left an uneven training camp in the dust.
Yet on Sunday against the Detroit Lions, Franklin couldn't escape the sideline. After a fumble in the second quarter -- one the Packers did recover -- the fourth-rounder didn't receive another carry. Instead, Eddie Lacy did all the heavy lifting in this one, carrying the ball 23 times for 99 yards.
Afterward, Franklin took the coaches' decision in stride. He knows he'll have to patient for another opportunity.
"Just got to keep working and be patient," Franklin said. "Just got to keep working, keep working, keep working."
This isn't anything new. James Starks and Lacy have both been in Franklin's shoes. Starks fumbled in the preseason at St. Louis. Lacy fumbled in the season opener and was temporarily benched.
In Sunday's 22-9 Packers win, Lacy asserted himself as the lead back. Now, Franklin waits to see how he figures into the offense. In a matter of two games, he has experienced the highs and lows of life in the NFL.
"I just have to trust in God," Franklin said. "It doesn't change, good or bad. He's still got a plan. Things happen for a reason, so I just have to keep working and keep the faith.
"It's definitely tough. It's rough but we won the game. That's something to be excited about."
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"trust in G-d?" Yeah, things "happen for a reason" -- you had butter fingers and dropped the damn ball.
butter fingers?
did you see the helmet hit the ball? -
Any player who coughs up the ball every time a helmet hits it will not last long. "Protect the ball" is as important an adage as "gain yardage." You can recover from a play that goes nowhere. You often can't recover from a turnover.
Any running back who does not have both arms wrapped firmly around the ball while in the trenches will suffer the same fate. I don't think it is likely for a helmet to knock it loose that way.
Coughing up the rock is inexcusable, no matter the playa.
Any player that fumble deserves to be locked up in a doghouse, Adrian "Fumble In the Clutch" Peterson being the only exception.
Good luck in the doghouse, Franklin. Don't give up hope. The great Ahman Green once was locked up in a doghouse, too - Holmgren's dreaded doghouse. Green turned out just fine.-
But Green had an advantage Franklin won't. Green got to play with Bill Schroeder.
BMS, this is the second time this year someone made me think back to Holmgren grabbing Schroeder by the face mask and chewing. One of the more memorable Packer side line highlights
lol. Maybe Charles Johnson could be Franklin's Schroeder. :)
Still, I dont think McCarthy is the grap-facemask-and-drag-into-doghouse type. James Jones fumbled twice in 1 game as a rookie and he never saw the inside of a doghouse. -
Holmy benched Bennett for fumbling...Thompson too..EB recovered DT not so much
@old66: the little incident made Schroeder stronger. Soon thereafter, Schroeder became a starter.
I doubt Charles Johnson could be a white Randy Moss.
Montee Ball is buried on the DEN depth chart due to some early fumbling issues. Young guys fumble. They learn from these mistakes if they want to keep playing in the NFL.
. . . .yes, and sometimes coaches have to send a message that, yes, they did notice the fumble, while the player hopes he can hide somewhere until it blows over.
so you are saying you fumbled because God has a plan for you franklin? dude wake up and stop using God's plan as an excuse for your fumbles. YOU fumbled and we'll see how you learn from it...so far not so good.
II think that is his point. His faith tells him to work hard and to deal with the adversity and he wlll learn from mistakes. Nowhere in his comment does he imply it was anyone's fault but his. If his faith helps him with dealing wit this, who are we to judge, y'know?
I'm not sure I agree with this zero tolerance policy with fumbling that McCarthy has. As kidsmoke stated, rookies sometimes fumble. Yes, I know that ball security is everything in the NFL, but if we're looking long term, and the goal is to have confident running backs going into the playoffs, is benching a guy the right way to go about it?
Personally, I'd rather call that guys number again, on the next play. Send a message that we got your back, and we need you to succeed at this position. Benching them just delays that progress, if you ask me. -
God is well known for his zero tolerance fumble policy. It's in the Bible dude.
God forgives or smites, depending on whether he is in an Old Testament Mood or a New Testament one. Thing is, God has eternity to straighten things out, Mike McCarthy only 60 minutes.
Could not agree more at least at this point in the season.
find God sometime and you might understand. Obviously you aren't there yet...
P Man, I don't think MM has a "zero tolerance" policy, after all Lacy did get back into the game when he fumbled eariler in the season. Franklin wasn't going to have much of a role anyway in this game with the Lion's stout front six and their one-gap scheme. You need a banger (Lacy) for that, as AR said after the game. Plus, when he fumbled the Lions were still hanging around, hoping we'd make a mistake to let them back in the game (that's the feeling I had anyway). So I think MM didn't want to take any chances. After all, that's two games two fumbles for Franklin. Kid's gotta learn to hold on to the ball.
i agree, Hounze. I don't think Franklin was getting many snaps in this game. As the announcers stated, the Lions are good against the screen pass, too.
I thought it was a good hit, helmet on the ball.
Any word on permanently benching the special teams coach on continued failure?
i think i'll defer to packer management,but i guess you know better
So if Franklin is having trouble holding on to the football, why do they have him returning kickoffs?
I would call this fumble bad luck. It was a helmet to the ball that caused it and very few if any backs can hold onto the ball after that kind of hit
That was my take, heck of a hit...helmet on ball. Quick penetration. Hard for the RB to have any time to react.
As a RB you are taught from peewee league on to hold the ball high and tight. Franklin continues to hold the ball at stomach level. no excuse, so he got benched.
yet out of all those millions of pee wee league veterans Franklin is playing in the NFL....
If it was "bad luck," Franklin had bad luck two games in a row. After a brilliant series of runs against the Bengals, he had "bad luck" when the game was on the line, which essentially negated everything he had accomplished. The great runs were real; but the game went south.
It takes a lot of good plays to make up for one bad one! Favre was a top 20 all time quarterback, and holds most of the passing records, but he might have been top five if he hadn't found a way to throw away a game way too many times. Too many times he would play great through the entire game until the waning minutes and then throw it up for grabs. Franklin has to learn that running for 200 yards and giving the ball up at crunch time would not be considered a good game.
What I did not like that Franklin did is he failed to catch the ball on two kick-offs. One of which why did he even try it was going over the back line. It seems that he's still feeling his way. I thought after last game maybe he was over the jitters. ??????
Not that it's relevant, but did Franklin have issues with hanging on to the ball in college? Hopefully, this does not become a mental hurdle for him because he showed he's got some ability against the Bengals.
Hopefully the focus on fixing the problem will pay dividends in the future.


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The Maroon Vol. 63, No. 13 Loyola University, New Orleans, Louisiana 70118 November 30,1984 PKT gone for good, Knipfing says By Rene Sanchez Pi Kappa Theta fraternity will never be reinstated into Loyola's Greek community due to its "continuing record of irresponsible action," Vincent P. Knipfing, vice president for Student Affairs, announced Wednesday. "I believe the membership of PKT is unable to assume the responsibilities associated with citizenship in this community," Knipfing said in a prepared statement. "Effective this date, their charter and recognition within the Loyola Greek community is permanently revoked. No future consideration will be given to reinstatement." The Committee on the Quality of Greek Life recently forwarded its recommendations concerning PKT's future status to Knipfing, who made the final decision. PKT lost its charter and university affiliation in March of 1982 because a number of its members' actions violated university policy. Since then, the fraternity has continued to exist on campus, but without any formal ties to Loyola's Greek community.Though he acknowledged that some positive strides have been made by PKT during its suspension, Knipfing said the fraternity has continued to violate the university's ban on its campus activities. In addition, he said PKT violated university policy on hazing this past October. Knipfing said the hazing incident occurred when two PKT members left two pledges stranded in the middle of the Causeway one night. The pledges were technically subject to arrest, but instead chose to be disciplined by the university, he said, adding that Causeway police were enraged due to the danger the situation presented. The hazing incident, along with an additional 18 reported violations, "reflect detrimentally on the chapter's leadership ability to control the activities of members, as well as the degree of responsibility accepted by members for the well-being of the chapter," Knipfing said. Matt Straley, PKT president, said Knipfing's description of the hazing was a "valid account," and that it played a major role in the decision against reinstatement. Considering that recent violation, Straley said he can understand why the university would decide against reinstatement now. But Straley said he did not expect such a drastic decision. "It shocks me greatly," he said. "I expected a no, not a never. It's not the best decision in that it is permanent." Knipfing, however, disagreed. He said Wednesday's decision was permanent because he does not feel PKT offers any hope for correcting its problems. "It hasn't worked for 10 years, and it hasn't worked for the two and a half years of suspension," he said. "Their reputation is too negative. They would have had a real negative impact which would really affect the credibility of what we're trying to do." Knipfing said the university showed 3 great deal of patience with PKT during the 10 years before its 1982 suspension, as well as the months after the charter was pulled. "I've had two and a half years to watch them," he said, "and in those two and a half years, they've ignored and challenged the university's authority to make that decision." If PKT would have become part of the Loyola Greek community again, Knipfing said they would "probably drag down the rest of the Greek system." Straley said he thinks PKT can contribute to Loyola's Greek community in a positive manner. "To come off saying we offer no hope is a fallacy," he said, referring to Knipfing's assertion that PKT had made positive strides. "It is a contradiction of his own terms." Reinstatement would not have dragged the Loyola Greeks down by any means, according to Straley, noting PKT's participation and willingness to coexist with other groups and with the school. "I can see them saying it's a big risk," Straley said. "Initially, it would be a negative precedent, but then I think it would fade by the wayside and we could carry out our plan of action in cooperation with other Greeks." The best solution, Straley said, would have been to let PKT keep communication open with Student Affairs so the fraternity could go to them for guidance and direction until the university felt it was time to again reconsider reinstatement. "Now we've been denied even the right of open communication," he said. Knipfing, however, contends permanent nonaffiliation is the best decision because when PKT was reinstated after a 1977 suspension, the fraternity made a positive contribution only for a short time before returning to its past actions. "It's something about the nature of their organization, the people they attract," Knipfing said, adding that the university does not have nearly as many problems with other fraternities as they do with PKT. Hit me with your best shot Above Craig Bogar takes aim during the Free Throw competition in the Loyola Recreation Center Wednesday night. Twenty-six men and two women competed in the event. —Photos by John McCusker Board rejects SGA budget hike By Michael H. Kleinschrodt The Student Government Association's proposed 100 percent budget increase was voted down by the Board of Trustees, SGA President Clark Kelly announced at Tuesday's SGA meeting. Reaction by the Jesuit community to the SGA's handling of recent campus appearances of Watergate burglar G. Gordon Liddy and Roots author Alex Haley was largely to blame for the proposal's failure, Kelly said before having received official notice of the board's decision. While meeting with Rev. James C. Carter, S.J., university president, during the summer to discuss the proposal and the SGA's plans for the increased revenues, Kelly said he was encouraged by Carter's reception of the idea. However, when some members of the university community expressed concern over the propriety of Liddy's appearance on a Jesuit campus, Kelly said Carter apparently felt betrayed by the SGA. Kelly said he felt the Jesuit community was alarmed that the proposed series of nationally prominent speakers would include only "evil" men. But, according to Kelly, the straw that broke the camel's back was the way in which funding for Haley was handled. When the Black Student Union refused to accept SGA funding for the event, Kelly said it made the SGA look bad in the board's eyes because it appeared that the SGA could provide money for a controversial figure like Liddy but not for a family man like Haley, even though the BSU expressed an unwillingness to compromise on the issue. Kelly said the SGA had no alternative to the course of action they took in the matter and they were not asking anything of the BSU which they did not ask of the Loyola Union when funding for Liddy was approved. Kelly said the proposal probably would have passed if the Liddy-Haley affair had not left a bad taste in the mouths of the trustees. See Gone for good/page 3
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maybe there isnt a pb winner in Massachssetts but there could be other MM winners in massachussetts...
powerball hasn't been in ma that long (2 yrs maybe) but the state has had numerous mega millions winners...very lucky state to buy tickets in...and prayer doesn't help because no one could hear it...
Congrats to the winner. Big mistake going on the interview. Big mistake. Big. Mistake. Best of luck to him, cuz he's gonna need it.
1. It helps to pray to win a jackpot <-- Lord knows the '11:11 make a wish' hasn't panned out for me yet.
2. Quick Picks are the best choice to win a jackpot <-- 80% of my tickets are quick pick. winnings on about .8%.
3. Almost every store in the country is owned by somebody named Patel <-- I'll have to look harder for Patel behind the counter. Usually it's Jose or Juanita manning the register around these parts. Actually, the place I've won a little here and there has Patel's wife, her sister, and her mother working there.
Anyone know whatever happened to Geraldine Williams? Is she a success story? I'd like to think so.
Don't fergit to get a ticket or two in Cut & Shoot now, Piaceri.
Is there a saloon there? Git em close to there if you can.
"The only thing necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing"
--Edmund Burke
Not sure if I'll get over to Cut & Shoot any time soon. :\ Saloons have given way to Ice Houses. Not sure if I can tell the difference for the most part. I'll pay closer attention next time I'm over that way.
BTW, cheap and inexpensive are not the same.
Indeed. I have a Huyandi Sante Fe Limited. Nicest car i've ever owned. heated leather seats, 6 disc CD changer, entertainment package with a dropdown tv screen/dvd player and optional 3rd row seating, which they don't even offer anymore. if I win the lottery tonight I doubt seriously I would trade it in for anything.
Don't underestimate a Huyandi, it's a really good car!
ok, i will concede that i know nothing about the huyandi line of vehicles except that when they first came out back when late 80's or so they weren't highly regarded or somehow got the reputation of being a cheaply made car..apparently over the last 20 years they upgraded their product with some luxury models...afraid that this lottery winner should not be on the highway after viewing that interview. he seemed unaware so to speak about his situation...
I didn't watch the interview...maybe he should get a driver instead of buying the vehicle
Hope he realizes that his winnings "after taxes" are NOT $9.2 million. After the standard 25% Federal withholding, he is still going to owe the Federal government another $1.34 million when he files his taxes, which legally he is required to do quarterly in this case. This is why you don't come forward "hours after" learning you're a winner. I feel terrible for this poor guy; it is almost a mathematical certainty that he will die penniless in the next 5 years.
yes, by all means get out of fall river the decadent old mill town should be in your rear view mirror of your huyndai? you should consider a cadillac escalade instead or something that will last longer than that cheaply made vehicle...
Consumer Reports long-term quality and reliability ratings for 2010:
Hyundai - #8 out of 33
Cadillac - #32 out of 33
what kind of vehicle do you drive?
i'm sure the 9.2 million was after the taxes were taken out...if he hires a good accountant he will probably get a decent refund. no way does he owe any more taxes unless on interest earned in ensuing years...yes, he absolutely should hire a driver after viewing the video. the streets of that decadent old mill town wouldn't be safe with him driving around on them...
"...and prayer doesn't help because no one could hear it..."
No one can hear it?
I don't know, try taking your head out of your ass.
See if that helps.
Had to look that up, thanks!
Hopefully I can win the Mega Millions tonight so I don't have to worry about winning a second time in order to help out everyone I would like to with as much as I'd like to.
He seems to be very thrifty with his money.HE WON WITH ONE QUICK PICK TICKET.HE JUST HAPPENED TO BE IN THE RIGHT PLACE AT THE RIGHT TIME TO WIN WITH A SINGLE COMBINATION.GOOD LUCK TO THE WINNER.
that may and be .....
but @ least he'll be able to live the life most of us here dream about till then


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