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Suki, Coop, and a Bear
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In the royal box at Wimbledon.
As post time, the marquee match is still happening. Roger Federer brings out a lot of stars, and Anna Wintour.
Does Suki Waterhouse seem…kinda overdressed? I mean, deliberately dressed. To be photographed. Rolling my eyes now.
Suki and Bradley Cooper were seated next to Bear Grylls. Has BCoop ever done a Bear Grylls? I know Jake Gyllenhaal has. And most recently Ben Stiller and Channing Tatum. I feel like it could be Coop's thing. But not the Coop who's friends with Leonardo DiCaprio. You think Leo could cut it out there with Bear Grylls?


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Casual, comfortable and oh so stylish, this lace-up bootie from Felmini is sure to spice things up with its foldover tongue and stud accents.
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The last chance to sign up for Junior Jazz will be Nov. 17 at Cottonwood Elementary from 6-7 p.m. For more information contact Cindy at 748-2235.
The Spartan cheerleaders are hosting a winter cheer camp. The camp will be held Nov. 22-23, and 29-30 at the Cottonwood Elementary. The participants will perform at the first Emery Spartan girls basketball game during halftime on Nov. 23 and also the boys basketball game on Nov. 30. Camp T-shirt will admit performers into the games. For more information call EHS at 381-2689.
The newly formed Emery County Arts Council is sponsoring a Winter Arts Festival on Friday, Dec. 10 from 7-9 p.m. This kickoff event for the Arts Council will be an evening of entertainment, food and fun and will be held under the lights at the Castle Dale City Park and indoors at the Museum of the San Rafael.
Brigham Young University Ball Room Dance Company will present a performance at San Rafael Junior High School on Nov. 19 at 7:30 p.m. The concert is free and is sponsored by Emery County Recreation District and Ferron Utah Stake.
Huntington City's 5th annual Turkey Trot, children's races and 5K run will be held Thanksgiving morning at 8 a.m., Nov. 25. There is a small entry fee and T-shirts will be for sale. For more information contact Mark or Cheryl at 687-2403.
Gallery East's faculty show will be held Nov. 10-Dec. 10, from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. in the gallery at College of Eastern Utah. Faculty members showing are Blaine Atwood, Cliff Bergera, Brent Haddock, Anthony Lott, Kelly Pugh and Nathan Wilson.
The Price Field Office of the Bureau of Land Management, 125 North 600 West, will sell Christmas tree permits for personal use Nov. 22-Dec. 23, from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. The tag cost is $5 per tree, with only one permit allowed per household.
DROPS will be held Nov. 23 at the Fairgrounds at 500 East and 100 South, Castle Dale. Sign-ups begin at 11 a.m. You must be present to pick up a box. First come, first served. Do not block private driveways.
The Emery County Historical Society monthly meeting will be held Nov. 18 at 7 p.m. at the Museum of the San Rafael. Max Finley, formerly of Morhland and author of Wildflowers of Castle Valley, will be the guest speaker. As a tribute to Veterans, he will speak about World War II. All veterans and their families are welcome to attend and will be honored. Morhland history will also be discussed. Come early for copies of the book.
For a unique and special gift for Christmas or a birthday, visit the museum gift shop. Native American dolls, turquoise and silver jewelry (now half price), Kachina dolls, turned wood bowls, San Rafael rock art afghan, pottery, stocking stuffers, shirts, books, pictures and much more. Lay-a-way now for the holidays.
Ferron Reads is still happening. Help Ferron meet the challenge of reading 1 million pages before Nov. 24. Currently the total is 927, 630. All Ferron residents are encouraged to record the number of pages they read at work, school or at ahome and turn it in to Ferron City Hall, Ferron Library or Ferron Elementary. A weekly update will be posted on the marquee at Ferron Elementary.
Are you having trouble getting money for college? Have you been denied a PELL grant? Do you lack funding? Have you exhausted all other financial resources? To see if your qualify for financial aid through state and federal programs, contact the Department of Workforce Services at 1-435-381-6100 during working hours.
The HEAT program is once again in operation. If you need assistance with your heating bills, call Kathy in Community Services at 381-5410 to schedule an appointment. The program runs from Nov. 1, 2004-March 31, 2005.
Nominate outstanding volunteers from your community for the Governors' Points of Light Award. For information about nomination criteria, go to www.volunteers.utah.gov. To request a hard copy of the nomination form, contact the Utah Commission on Volunteers at 1-801-764-0704 or 1-888-755-8824.
Students pursuing careers in agriculture are encouraged to apply for scholarships sponsored by Agriliance and Croplan Genetics. Applications are available from participating local cooperatives or on the Agriliance website, www.agriliance.com in the careers section, or at www.mbservices.com. Applications must be postmarked by March 1, 2005. For more information or to request an application, call 1-800-232-3639, ext. 4584.
On Sept. 15, Secretary Veneman designated 20 counties in Utah eligible for Farm Service Agency emergency loans due to production losses. These losses were a result of drought, insects, damaging wind and heat, that occurred Jan. 1 and continuing. Applications can be picked up at the Emery/Carbon County FSA Office, 88 South 100 East, Castle Dale, or call 1-435-381-2300.
CEUs Bread and Soup night will be held Nov. 22, from 5-6:30 p.m. at the Jennifer Leavitt Student Center. All proceeds go to the Carbon County Food Bank.
Emery Animal Shelter is located a 470 West Hiway 29 in Castle Dale. Wonderful animals are ready for adoption: kittens, five, assorted colors; adult female siamese. Puppies, two black lab females; adult black lab; adult male Pekinese, 7 years old; adult female Chesapeake, brown. Prices vary and all include spay or neuter and rabies vaccination. Call 381-2539 for prices and more information.
A field service officer from the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be working out of the Price Workforce Service Center on Nov. 18 from 8:30-10:30 a.m. This is free service to assist veterans in understanding and applying for rightful VA benefits, preparing and documenting application for compensation, pension, hospitalization and other benefits.
Cleveland Fire Department will be hosting a fund raising spaghetti dinner at Cleveland Town Hall on Dec. 9 at 6:30 p.m. There will be entertainment and prizes. The cost is $5 per plate or $20 per family.
The Genealogy and Family Heritage Jamboree hold its 2005 conference in St. George at Dixie Convention Center. There will be 63 classes in seven tracks, exhibits and speakers. For more information visit www.cgslink.com.
The comment period for the resource management plan, originally ending Oct. 15, has been extended 45 days, to end Nov. 29.
CEU is looking for crafters. CEU classified staff is holding a holiday craft fair scholarship fund-raiser Nov. 19-20. If you are interested in having a booth contact Geniva Brooks at 613-5266 or Kelli Curtis at 613-5431 by Nov1.
Food handler's classes will be held Nov. 17 and Dec. 8 at 9 a.m., 4 and 7 p.m. at Southeastern Utah District Health Department, 28 South 100 East, Price. Classes will be taught at the Castle Dale Health Department, 25 West Main Street on Nov. 18 and Dec. 9 at 4 and 7 p.m. For more information call 381-2252 in Castle Dale or 637-3671 in Price.
The fall schedule for Ascension St. Matthew's Church will be as follows: Sundays 9:30 a.m.-Sunday school for all ages; 10:30 a.m.-worship, followed by fellowship and refreshments with a potluck lunch on the first Sunday of each month. Wednesdays, beginning in October, 6:30 p.m. worship. For more information call 346-0106. The church is located at 522 Homestead Boulevard in Price.


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The whirlwind of December's olive harvest is done, and now all that's left to do is wait.
We wait while our new crop of olive oils takes a breather. They need this time — usually a couple of months after they been pressed — to rest. The natural olive sediment settles out, leaving a clearer, more stable oil that is then bottled as the year's vintage.
But that doesn't mean we don't have any new oils to share. If you follow our newsletter, you know that we released our own "olio nuovo" just after it was pressed in December. It was made from olives grown at Twin Sisters Ranch in Suisun Valley, and had a thick, meaty texture and a bold finish — a perfect, delicious way to celebrate the olive harvest.
We have none of our nuovo left, but we do still have few precious bottles of new oil from Napa olive grower Jim Talcott. Like us, Jim bottled a small quantity of his oil, which was pressed in mid-December, and is allowing the remainder to settle before he releases it this winter.
Jim and his wife, Patricia, moved to southernmost Napa to grow olives about seven years ago. Surrounded by the famed vineyards of Carneros, they now tend about 3,000 olive trees, mostly Italian varietals. When Jim gives directions to their home, there is no street address involved. Instead, there is a series of landmarks — wineries, a pond, mailboxes, a gravel road. So when you do find your way to the secluded house — and to the magnificent olive grove that surrounds it — you feel almost like you've stumbled into some kind of secret.
But this beautiful landscape takes some seriously hard work to maintain. A surgeon by trade, Jim spent several years as a grape grower in St. Helena before making olives his primary focus. As organic growers, the Talcotts must be exacting about the methods they use to control mold and ward off pests, such as voles, which eat bark and destroyed half of the couple's trees during their first year. After rebounding from that setback, Jim now spends much of the growing season pruning his trees to ensure all of their energy is going into producing fruit.
This year, the result is an new oil that is fresh and green with strong fruity flavors, and just a hint of the pepperiness that often characterizes Italian olive varietals. Jim proudly declares it "the best oil we've produced so far."
The Talcotts were lucky to have a bountiful harvest this year. Many local orchards were affected by springtime rains, which stripped trees of the flowers that are necessary to produce fruit, leaving many with limited or non-existent harvests. While the Talcotts' harvest was somewhat smaller than anticipated, Jim believes the relative youth of their trees kept it from being severely hampered.
Jim, like many of his fellow growers, is happy to keep the momentum going in favor of quality oil. He sees an increasing number of consumers turning toward fresh, small production, extra virgin oils both for their flavor and health benefits.
"I do think that more and more people are using good olive oil," he said.
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Despite the downward spiral of the nation�s economy, Pittsburgh leaders express optimism that the region�s job performance showed strength in September.
While the full impact of the national economy has yet to be measured locally, PittsburghToday reports that the 2008 September job figures posted a record high compared to a national trend of declining jobs. PT's figures are based on the latest U.S. Dept. of Labor statistics.
Pittsburgh gained 7,000 jobs between September 2007 and September 2008 while many major metropolitan regions lost tens of thousands of jobs. In addition, September 2008 was the first time the region had more jobs than prior to the 2001-2002 recession. �The Pittsburgh region continues to buck the national trend,� says Harold Miller, president of Future Strategies LLC. �Although the job data were gathered before the recent Wall St. meltdown, the two major industries driving our economy � health care and higher education � will probably not be affected significantly. Even UPMC�s reduction in employees last week, while very unfortunate, leaves health care with hundreds more jobs than it had a year ago.�
In times like these, people need to read the numbers carefully, leaders add. PittsburghToday attempts to explain the often muddled number game that can distort what's going on in cities in transition like Pittsburgh.
For example, a region�s unemployment rate is a terrible indicator of labor force growth or loss, says Miller. Technically it could signal either total jobs lost or gained or an increase or decline in the number of people looking for work. Seasonal adjustments, like the typical back-to-school drop in employment in the fall, contribute to misunderstandings.
�In times like these we need to be very cautious and not jump to any conclusions,� notes John Craig, president of Pittsburgh Regional Indicators. �If this is a recession, Pittsburgh compared to other places is rather well placed. We have a unique history of our own and it remains to be seen what we will see.�
To read the Pop City story on PittsburghToday, click here.Writer: Deb SmitSource: John Craig, Pittsburgh Today; Harold Miller, Future Strategies
The ever widening swath of green continues to spread throughout our region with a number of new initiatives, programs, even a glog.The City of Pittsburgh has created a new staff position, a sustainability coordinator for a new Office of Sustainability and Energy Efficiency. Lindsay Baxter, who assisted on mapping the Pittsburgh Climate Action Plan, will help propel the region toward continued green growth. She was a former member of the group Clean Air-Cool Planet.
�We made great strides to reduce our city�s carbon footprint, and we will continue to do what it takes to help our region create green collar jobs and improve our residents� quality of life,� says Mayor Luke Ravenstahl.
University of Pittsburgh student Paul Trichon has created a green blog, or glog, a social networking site that connects users and helps to increase environmental awareness. Check it out here.Chatham University has purchased a 2009 Toyota Prius police car. The purchase was one of several green initiatives recently launched at the school.
The university�s new Eden Hall Farm Campus in Richland Township serves as a living laboratory for students studying women and environmental sustainability. In addition, Chatham serves locally-grown, hormone-free food in its dining hall and waste is composted through a pilot project with Parkhurst and Agrecycle Inc. of Pittsburgh.
Kudos to Palate Partners and Dreadnought Wines in the Strip District who are helping local businesses to go greener, encouraging the use of real plates and glass instead of styrofoam containers and helping businesses to recycle. A $200,000 grant from the Heinz Endowments will sponsor the Allegheny River Stewardship Project, a community based environmental health program that studies water contamination in the Allegheny River, a flagship program of the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health�s Center for Healthy Environments and Communities (CHEC).
Writer: Deb SmitSources: Mayor Luke Ravenstahl; Walt Fowler, Chatham University; Deb Mortillaro, Palate Partners; Tim Koncewicz; Heinz Endowments
2008 National Park(ing) Day project by artist Sean Derry
Seven companies and a CEO received Tech 50 Awards during an elegant ceremony at the Carnegie Music Hall in Oakland. Featured speaker and Pittsburgh native Regis McKenna, Silicon Valley marketing guru and author, offered sage words as the community strives to take its place among global leaders of technology.
�Innovation today requires a community and culture of big and small companies and universities working together,� McKenna noted. �The most innovative product development comes from companies that are less than 5 years old with less than 250 employees. Small companies become the incubators of larger companies.�
McKenna, whose high-tech marketing firm helped to rocket startups like Apple, America Online and Genentech to the top, encouraged the region to work together to embrace the innovative spirit of entrepreneurs.
PTC Council President and CEO Audrey Russo (see this week's Pop City story on her here) applauded the region�s efforts this year and reflected on the future of renewable energy and biotechnology for the region.
�As the world looks for clean technology, so they will increasingly look toward Pittsburgh,� she said. �If we get it right, Pittsburgh�s brightest days are just around the corner.�
This year�s winners of the 12th annual Tech 50 Awards included:
For a complete listing of the Tech 50 nominees, click here.
To receive Pop City free each week, click here.Writer: Deb SmitSource: Audrey Russo and Kevin Lane, PTC, Regis McKenna, Regis McKenna Inc.
The new online magazine is the ninth and latest publication created by Detroit-based Issue Media Group, a company dedicated to promoting an alternative urban narrative in cities and regions from Michigan to Pennsylvania and beyond. Pop City Media was among the first e-zines launched by IMG more than 2 years ago. Other publications include Metromode in Southeast Michigan, SoapBox in Cincinnati and Capital Gains in Lansing.
Keystone Edge promises the latest news on emerging tech sectors and industries in Pennsylvania. The e-zine is available for free by email each Thursday and will feature fresh, original writing, creative photography, videos and blogs as it highlights innovative new businesses, cool places to live and creative people behind the scenes across the state. "Alternative energy, robotics, advanced healthcare, sustainable building and urban design�these are the industries of the future and we want to show where and how they are emerging here in Pennsylvania,� says John Davidson, managing editor. �There's a lot to cover." In addition to Davidson, who is based in Philadelphia, the staff includes Joseph Plummer, a former Pittsburgh Post Gazette editor and Pittsburgh Technology Council executive, and Michael Persico, a Philadelphia-based freelance photographer. "We speak to, and with, the leaders of the future economy," adds Brian Boyle, publisher of KE and co-founder of IMG. "Keystone Edge is about challenging how you see your state and its future." To receive Keystone Edge free each week, click here.Writer: Deb SmitSource: John Davidson, Keystone Edge; Brian Boyle, Issue Media Group


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GDB II: Setting the tone
October 06 2009 09:50AM
We suppose you can't judge a book by its cover, except in this case you can. The Oilers closed out an otherwise fairly inspired season opener the other night with a five alarm asstastic final act. We also suppose that Khabibulin can't really be blamed for going out of his crease and misplaying a puck with the game on the line, except that you absolutely can too. He couldn't have thrown a bigger wet blanket on the new season if he had picked off the Cirque du Soleil acrobats with a sniper rifle during the *ahem* opening ceremony for the season.
But, it's a whole new day with a whole new opponent and one game into the season isn't nearly time enough to pass judgment on this squadron. We have at least seven cycles of unreasonable optimism and soul crushing bouts of pessimism before we do that. Say want you want about Khabibulin, he showered off quick as a flash after game one and came out to face the assembled media hordes. That kind of courage is usually reserved for war veterans, firefighters and people willing to share a toilet seat with Paris Hilton.
GDB II be on deck and the Dallas Stars be riding into town high on the confidence that comes from being written off before the season starts by basically every single publication of note. If that isn't enough to get you down, pretend Marc Crawford is your new coach. How the Stars managed to let a decent coach like Tippett go, only to bring in the Craw, completely escapes us. Luckily we could give two jolly squirts about the Dallas Stars or their saucy ice girls.
Pitying the Stars ain't the order of the day. Handing them a face smashing defeat is. With a power play firing at 0% and a penalty kill that is 33% effective — how could things go awry?
Oh that reminds us
What are you planning to do for the game tonight? Are you going to RX1 to drink $8 beers? Sucker. Are you going to stay in your basement in your bathrobe and watch it on pay per view for a piddling $92 dollars? Please. Why not come and join us at the first Nation party of the Season at the newly opened bar called The Pint? It's at 10125 109 Street. Could that be any closer to where you are at RIGHT NOW?
For those of you who haven't been to a Nation Party before, they are a grand time. No one overtly makes a great display of being there "for the party." Instead we stand on opposite sides of the room, much like the dances you attended in Junior High, undressing each other with our eyes. But unlike those awkward dances of yore, we now serve booze – and reasonably priced booze at that. Yes, after a few Oilers goals and a few BLs, we are knocking over tables and smashing bottles on each other's heads. Or not – you decide.
Please, please, please come to the Pint. Gregor will be there and you know he wants to see you. And we'll be raffling off two tickets to the next Battle of Alberta on Thursday.
Oh and THAT reminds us
How's about this brand spanking new Nation site?! Isn't it everything you dreamed it would be in between dreaming dreams about Myley Cyrus being three years older, stranded at the Millwoods Bus Depot and looking for a ride somewhere? That is exactly how it has turned out for us too.
Yep, the Nations are looking pretty dang awesome these days and we couldn't be more proud of the fine folks that have done the fine work to get these fine results. Over the next couple of weeks they will be finalizing it all, which will include moving over all of the old articles, pictures and commentary to our new home. Then they will add in some new features (including the much ballyhooed EDIT button) and a new thing that is pretty freaking wicked if you ask us. Shouldn't be long till you can use this site for all sorts of things including filing your 2010 tax return!*
*no, not really.
We had to make the changes
Some of us might find a hiccup in the site somewhere or have a suggestion as to how things might be even further improved. That right there is the path to forward progress, and we invite you to send any suggestions you may have to our special friend over at bingofuel [at] oilersnation [dot] com. If you want to stop progress and keep things the same forever we offer you this cautionary tale:
Know what happens if you don't take care of yourself by getting plastic surgery or a major database upgrade from time to time? You end up look old and tired and super crappy, like this undoctored picture we found of Lindsay Lohan last night. Remember if you will, that she is only 23 years old but looks like she just crawled out of a crypt.
We won't let your Nation get that ugly.
You have our word on it.
GDBDEUCE. Oilers 4 - Stars 2
October 06 2009, 09:57AM
Gah I want to go to the pint but I'm headed to rx1, I'll hit ip the next nation party
So Wanye.....with the look of the site it seems unemployment is agreeing with you.
October 06 2009, 10:02AM
Still undecided if I'll watch the game. Don't have PPV so not sure I want to go to the bar and get ripped on a Tuesday.
I would like to see how the team bounces back after that loss. Also curious if Penner and Gagner keep their game up.
Oilers 5 Stars 2
O'Sullivan gets his first (and almost 2nd as he hits the post late in the 3rd) and I pump a fist into the air while trying not to yell and wake the kids.
Hemsky and Horcoff get 2 pts a piece.
October 06 2009, 10:11AM
Gah I want to go to the pint but I'm headed to rx1, I'll hit ip the next nation party
Damn, you know we have a good thing going when dudes like you are struggling with the choice of going to a game or coming to watch on PPV with the great unwashed... :)
October 06 2009, 10:12AM
Oilers 3, North Stars 0. Bulin comes back strong. On another note, Mr. Luongo got pulled last night. It looks like Bulin is not the only one with some kind of issue.
I didn't realize how much more expensive the hockey tickets have become - oh right, the team is losing money.......
Obviously not paying attention, but my nosebleed seats (I call them the ZZ Tops, from the old section #'ing system in the Coliseum) are now close to $50! They are awesome seats, but should come with a beer IV and feeding tube for that price.
Petty complaint about crappy food: the perogies @ the Northlands Coliseum are the smaller size this year, totally frozen and GROSS.
I hope the food is AWESOME at the Pint
BTW, the new ON page rocks! many thanks
October 06 2009, 10:14AM
Much love to the nation, but it isn't a tough decision heh even if I am in the top row
October 06 2009, 10:16AM
Tonights prediction brought to you by Ovens and Chickens and the Letter O.
Oilers 6 - Stars 1
Breakout game for Scortini (Gordie Howe Hat-trick). Gilbert -1.
Side note: I was going to go to the party but I ended up getting free Tickets instead.
The RX1 to drink $8 beers to see if the same intensity can be found 2 games in a row.
October 06 2009, 10:26AM
The food at the Pint is awesome - we were there on Saturday. I hope Penner and Gagner keep up the good work.
October 06 2009, 10:31AM
Much love to the nation, but it isn't a tough decision heh even if I am in the top row
I'm going to pretend you didn't say that.
I'll be at the game too. All the BP Pizza, chicken wings, beer sausage and vegetable rolls you can gullet. Thank the lord for Zantac 150's.
For you guys that have a personal aversion to PPV (like me), you can tune in to atdhe.net, your one-stop piracy answer to Oilers greed.
5-2 Oil.
That is all.
October 06 2009, 10:41AM
The ever lovin Oil 4 Stars 1
Peace, I'm outta here.
5-1 Oil
Oiler goals by Penner, Hemsky, Sully, Comrie and JFJ. Stars goal by Toby Petterson Kabi lets in a week one then stands on his head.
Book it!
At least Zubov-The-Oiler-Slayer is no longer rolling in to town to challenge our 33% effective PK. Oilers 4 Dallas 3. OT.
October 06 2009, 10:52AM
I'm buying that PV for sure. Those jerk's just had to make game 2 PPV eh, WTF??? Maybe if I leave work now I can drive to edmonton in time for the party......
October 06 2009, 10:55AM
We can do NO WRONG.
Oilers will squeek out a 3-2 victory. Will be at the game tonight, but the party at the pint sounds great. I loved Junior High dances. Hopefully there won't be as many cases of "Boners in Sweat Pants". Those used to be downright awkward.
October 06 2009, 11:25AM
I checked the SuperComputer and it told me the game is going to OT tonight... 3-2 for the Oil in OT... no shoot out. Gagner is getting the game winner. Book it.
*praces off on his unicorn*
October 06 2009, 11:25AM
7-2 Oilers. I'm pissed and want the complete and utter destruction of the stars.
My boy Souray also destroys a pane of glass because he didn't like how the reflection made his hair look.
October 06 2009, 11:29AM
Any idea what the line ups are tonight? Did Gagner earn the right to move up? Or does Quinn like his fighting skills?
October 06 2009, 11:32AM
Any idea what the line ups are tonight? Did Gagner earn the right to move up? Or does Quinn like his fighting skills?
I believe thay are the same but Nilsson will probably be in for Moreau, or Poo if his penis is healed up.
October 06 2009, 11:36AM
So we would have Nilsson, Gags and Stortini on our 4th line? My star may shine tonight! Go Stortini!
What the hell is wrong with the Dutch? The country that has come up with so many fine innovations like AMSTERDAM, and has provided music from the Van Halen brothers, whose music got a lot more folks laid than the Campbell brothers will ever get close to.
And, nothing like a PPV to kill the fan base momentum right off the bat.
If memory serves, and it usually doesn't, but i beleive the copper and blue are 2-25 in recent PPV's.
I'll listen to Rod and Bob, and perhaps flip on the CBC to see Tie Domi figure skate.
October 06 2009, 11:45AM
Sportsnet is reporting that MAP is replacing Horcoff on the top line as he is out...
October 06 2009, 11:48AM
So we would have Nilsson, Gags and Stortini on our 4th line? My star may shine tonight! Go Stortini!
Looks like Cogs and Gagner will be our fourth liners with Nilsson taking Cog's spot. Stortini better play a violent game and protect those 2.
October 06 2009, 11:49AM
Sportsnet is reporting that MAP is replacing Horcoff on the top line as he is out...
Don't listen to Sportsnet, bush-league over there.
October 06 2009, 11:49AM
Sportsnet is reporting that MAP is replacing Horcoff on the top line as he is out...
I'd much rather see Gags or Brule jump to the 1st line and MAP on the 3rd/4th
Gregor already confirmed Horc is IN
October 06 2009, 11:53AM
That is one smokin' hot picture of Lindsay Lohan up there. My word.
Oilers 5 - Stars 1
Sportsnet is reporting that MAP is replacing Horcoff on the top line as he is out...
Lineup according to Sportsnet:
Ouch. Critical game and not one forward over thirty years of age... Fans should realize that the Islander forward core skates into every game with considerably more games of experience than the Oilers.
October 06 2009, 12:00PM
"Gregor already confirmed Horc is IN "
Praise be to Jeebuz!
*Climbs down off the ledge*
October 06 2009, 12:02PM
OMFG Wayne! How could you post that pic of Lindsay. HOW COULD YOU! You have now rendered her useless as spankbank material. Thanks a bunch.
"Gregor already confirmed Horc is IN "
Praise be to Jeebuz!
*Climbs down off the ledge*
Good. Kinda looked like Hemmer was auditioning for a fourth line role....
October 06 2009, 12:03PM
"Gregor already confirmed Horc is IN "
Wait a minute...didn't Gregor also confirm Heatley was coming to E town?!?
*Starts climbing back up, while muttering something about religion and Simpson episodes*
OMFG Wayne! How could you post that pic of Lindsay. HOW COULD YOU! You have now rendered her useless as spankbank material. Thanks a bunch.
That cannot really be her. I will not believe it.
Based on that momentary scare... who is still angry that the Oilers decided to resign Horcoff rather than drop him for some picks and prospects? (Before all the haters respond, please remember its a 5.5 cap hit, and saying they could use the money to sign another center is not the same as knowing they could attract an appropriate ufa replacement... (especially for less money)
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[Khabibulin] couldn't have thrown a bigger wet blanket on the new season if he had picked off the Cirque du Soleil acrobats with a sniper rifle during the *ahem* opening ceremony for the season.
It's hard to believe, but that might actually have made a couple more highlight reels than what he actually did. While not necessarily more cool, it certainly would have gotten more hits on YouTube.
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Pitying the Stars ain't the order of the day. Handing them a face smashing defeat is. With a power play firing at 0% and a penalty kill that is 33% effective — how could things go awry?
Whatever the Stars do tonight, they're doing it without Modano. He's listed as doubtful, which can't be a bad thing for the Oil.
I hope the Hobbit roughs up someone else tonight. That's entertainment!
October 06 2009, 12:24PM
Lindsay Lohan is a hot tranny mess. It's a shame because she was once quite promising as an actress (not to mention that the was once pretty).
3-2 Oilers in a shootout. Khabibulin redeems himself with a glove save on Modano to take the extra point.
October 06 2009, 12:53PM
4-2 Oilers, Gags with an EN'er.
So who's going to Thursday's game against the lames? I'll be at RX1 for the first time this century!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Trying to work out the details so I can make it to the Pint for the game. None of my friends are into a night out so far so if you see someone hogging a whole table by themselves it might be me so feel free to join.
Oh, and Oilers win 3-2 but something bad will happen...
October 06 2009, 01:19PM
Bounceback game for 'Bulin. The hitting and outshooting trend continue as Crawford watches "Alex" Hemsky score a pair in an easy 5-1 win.
October 06 2009, 01:28PM
@Librarian Mike
Lindsay Lohan is a hot tranny mess.
sad but true.
I'd love to party at the pint, but I'll be chugging smuggled Jager at RX1 tonight.
Please tell me the new thing is an option to bury comments. And also a working RSS feed.
4-1 Oil. No Modano, no Richards and an AHL defense means my boy Smid gets his first goal of the year.
October 06 2009, 01:32PM
Oh my god that dudes shirt is Fu%$ng AWESOME!!! Where in the hell do you get something like that? I want one that says FU%$ the SEDINS, and Phanuf. Oh yeah Brule with 2 goals tonight 4-2 win
October 06 2009, 01:36PM
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That's something that I kept in mind throughout my recent Minor League road trip. Though nearly everyone you meet can be easily categorized -- player, general manager, scout, fan, touring performer, etc. -- there's always more than meets the eye.
I was reminded of this during the evening I spent at Classic Park, home of the Class A Lake County Captains. In looking for players and coaches to interview, broadcaster Craig Deas suggested right-handed pitcher Cole Cook and hitting coach Jim Rickon. Here's why.
The Hollywood Kid
You may not know the name Peter Mackenzie, but you've almost definitely seen him. The veteran character actor has dozens of TV and movie roles to his credit, in projects as varied as How I Met Your Mother, Gilmore Girls, Gray's Anatomy and Major League: Back to the Minors.
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That last role is especially apropos, considering that Mackenzie's son, Cook, is a right-hander for the Captains. Cook and his family moved to Los Angeles when he was 5, and he grew up in and around television and movie sets. This included Herman's Head, a cerebral Fox sitcom in which the titular characters' thoughts were dramatized by actors representing four distinct facets of his personality. Mackenzie played Genius, representing Herman's intellect.
"The [Herman's Head] set... [Mackenzie] was actually in the brain," said Cook. "There was like a little pinball thing, a bunch of toys and shenanigans. And as a 5-year-old kid, I'd go in the brain when they were shooting somewhere else. I just had the time of my life. I was in Herman's head -- it was a lot of fun."
But despite such memorable and anomalous childhood experiences, Cook pursued a different path than his father. The Pepperdine (Calif.) product was selected by Cleveland in the fifth round of the 2010 Draft and is now in the midst of his first full professional season. Still, he majored in creative writing and often collaborates on projects with friends and family members.
"As much as Dad tried to push me away from [Hollywood]," said Cook, "he can't steer me away from it altogether."
The Creator
Jim Rickon retired as a player in 2001, at the age of 25, and immediately transitioned into a coaching career. A Cleveland native, he's spent the last decade as a hitting coach within the Indians organization.
"It's a neat experience to see guys try to accomplish dreams of theirs and see them work hard on it," said Rickon. "It's a really neat feeling when you see a guy improve and see them make adjustments you've been talking with them about."
And when it comes to making adjustments, Rickon sometimes utilizes creative methods.
"I worked with a player in the past who had issues with his grip, and that was effecting his swing," he said. "I developed a little device that goes on the bat, you hook your finger on it and it forces your hand into the correct grip on the bat.
"It gives you nice control of the bat and good control of the barrel," he said, "and you're able to swing with some strength and some bat speed."
Positive feedback has led Rickon to launch this grip commercially, as the Bat Jack.
"I didn't realize how big the market was, but girls fast pitch softball is really catching on with this," he said. "They're using them in tournament play, and loving it. And Major League Baseball is looking at it right now as a possible product to be allowed in game use.
"I'm just trying to have fun helping these guys out," Rickon added. "That's what I'm here for."
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Psychiatry: Center for Nicotine and Tobacco Use Research at Yale (CENTURY) | Connecticut Mental Health Center | Molecular Psychiatry, Division of | Neuroscience Research Training Program (NRTP) | Yale Tobacco Center of Regulatory Science | Yale Translational Center to Develop Gender-Sensitive Treatment for Tobacco Dependence
Alzheimer's Disease Research Center (ADRC)
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Yale Combined Program in the Biological and Biomedical Sciences (BBS): Molecular Medicine, Pharmacology, and Physiology: Neurobiology, Neural Networks and Neuropharmacology | Neuroscience: Behavioral and Systems; Cognitive/Learning and Memory; Drug Abuse; Molecular/Cellular Neuroscience; Neural Disorders; Neuropharmacology
Dr. Picciotto joined the Yale faculty in 1995, after completing a postdoctoral fellowship with Jean-Pierre Changeux in the Laboratory of Molecular Neuroscience at the Institut Pasteur in Paris. She earned a Ph.D. in Molecular Neurobiology at The Rockefeller University in New York City in 1992, where she worked in the Laboratory of Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience under Paul Greengard. She received a B.S. degree in biological sciences from Stanford University, Stanford, California, in 1985.
Dr. Picciotto is currently Editor-in-Chief of The Journal of Neuroscience. She served on the Scientific Council of the National Institute on Drug Abuse from 2010-2014, was Treasurer of the Society for Neuroscience from 2014-2015, and has been a Handling Editor of the Journal of Nicotine and Tobacco Research. the Journal of Neurochemistry and Neuroscience Letters. She is currently a member of the MNPS NIH Study Section and is a past member of the Neurobiology of Motivated Behavior. In 2000 she was awarded the Presidential Early Career Award in Science and Engineering by President Clinton and in 2007, she was honored with the Jacob P. Waletzky Memorial Award for Innovative Research in Drug Addiction and Alcoholism by the Society for Neuroscience. She was elected to the Institute of Medicine and the Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering in 2012 and as a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 2014.
Education & Training
|Rockefeller University (1992)
|Stanford University (1985)
|BSc (Hon)
|Hunter College High School, (Ignore degree - HS!) (1981)
Honors & Recognition
Elected AAAS FellowAmerican Association for the Advancement of Science (2014)
Elected to Institute of Medicine (2012)
Jacob P. Waletzky Memorial Award for Innovative Research in Drug Addiction and Alcohol ResearchThe Society for Neuroscience (2007)
Foster Bam Independent Investigator AwardNARSAD (2004)
Wiersma Visiting ProfessorCalifornia Institute of Technology (2004)
Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and EngineersWhite House (2000)
Human Frontiers Science Foundation 10th Anniversary AwardHuman Frontiers Science Foundation (1999)
Professional Service
Editor-in-Chief The Journal of Neuroscience (2015)
Handling Editor Psychopharmacology (2015 - 2018)
Treasurer Society for Neuroscience (2014 - 2015)
Handling Editor Journal of Neurochemistry (2013 - 2016)
Councilor National Institute on Drug Abuse (2011 - 2014)
Councilor Society for Neuroscience (2010 - 2014)
Associate Director - MD/PhD Program (2009 - 2016)
Editorial Board Member Journal of Translational Neuroscience (2009 - 2015)
Chair of Basic Science Committee Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco (2009 - 2012)
Behavioral/Cognitive/Systems The Journal of Neuroscience (2006 - 2012)
Nicotine & Tobacco Research (2006 - 2016)
Program Committee Member (Chair 2009) Society for Neuroscience (2005 - 2010)
Editorial Board Member Journal of Neurophysiology (2004 - 2009)
Handling Editor Neuroscience Letters (2004 - 2008)
Study Section Member NIH study section: Neurobiology of Motivated Behavior (2003 - 2007)
Executive Committee - Interdepartmental Neuroscience Program (2002 - 2016)
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AST (aspartate aminotransferase) is an enzyme found in high amounts in liver, heart, and muscle cells. It is also found in lesser amounts in other tissues.
This article discusses the test to measure the amount of AST in the blood.
Aspartate aminotransferase; Serum glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase; SGOT
A blood sample is needed. It is usually taken from a vein. This is called a venipuncture .
When the needle is inserted to draw blood, some people feel moderate pain, while others feel only a prick or stinging sensation. Afterward, there may be some throbbing.
This test is mainly done along with other tests (such as ALT, ALP, and bilirubin) to diagnose and monitor liver disease.
The normal range is 10 to 34 IU/L.
Note: IU/L = international units per liter
Note: Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories. Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific test results.
The examples above show the common measurements for results for these tests. Some laboratories use different measurements or may test different specimens.
Increased AST levels are usually a sign of liver disease. Liver disease is even more likely if other liver-related blood tests are abnormal.
An increase in AST levels may be due to:
AST levels may also increase after:
Veins vary in size from one patient to another and from one side of the body to the other. Obtaining a blood sample from some people may be more difficult than from others.
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'The child-saint Sambandar' 12th century Chola dynasty Tamil Nadu, India, bronze. Collection of the National Gallery of Australia
Opening this month
The Indian Gallery
On 31 August 2006 the National Gallery of Australia will open a new gallery of the
Art of the Indian subcontinent, the first in an Australian public gallery devoted to such
a separate display.
Indian Art: performance
Saturday 2 September 2pm
The Bollywood Dimensions Dance School presents a short performance showcasing the diversity, beauty and excitement of Bollywood dance styles. Asian Art Galleries
Indian Art: floortalk
Saturday 2 September 2.30pm
'Recent acquisitions and old favourites'
Robyn Maxwell, Senior Curator, Asian Art, introduces the new display of Indian art. Asian Art Galleries
Peter Rushforth 'Blossom jar' 1984 glazed stoneware Purchased from Gallery admission charges 1984 National Gallery of Australia
The crafted object 60s–80s
26 August – 10 December
The crafted object 60s–80s brings together a wide range of Australian craft works from the national collection, many of which were acquired early in the Gallery's history and have not been displayed for over a decade. This exhibition focuses on the period from the mid-1960s to the mid-1980s, when a revival of studio craft practices opened up new possibilities for expression in the visual arts in Australia.
detail: Imants Tillers 'Kangaroo Blank' 1988, oil, oilstick, synthetic polymer paint on canvasboards. Collection of the Artist
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Imants Tillers
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Monday 28 August 11am
Macquarie Trio Australia presents an interactive concert followed by a descriptive tour of Imants Tillers: one world many visions for blind and sight impaired visitors, with trained voluntary guides.
Bookings essential for complimentary ticket: 02 6240 6519 James O Fairfax Theatre.
detail: Michael Riley 'Moree kids', from the series 'A common place: Moree Murries' 1991, gelatin silver photograph Moree Plains Gallery. Collection: Presented in 1990 by the artist © Michael Riley, Licensed by The Michael Riley Foundation and VISCOPY, Australia.
Michael Riley
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Floortalk: Ace Bourke
Thursday 17 August 12.45pm
Ace Bourke is a freelance curator specialising in contemporary Aboriginal art and colonial art. He was a friend of Michael Riley and presented many of his photographs between 1986 and 2004. Exhibition ticket required. Exhibition Galleries.
Jedda and The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith
Sunday 20 August
10am Jedda 35mm film, 1955, 87 min., G
2pm The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith' 35mm film, 1978, 87 min.
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New acquisition
Pine trees by the shore
Pine trees by the shore is a pair of gilded screens from Japan's Muromachi period (1392-1573) and arguably the earliest and most significant pair of Japanese screens to enter an Australian public collection.
The work presents a vibrant and detailed scene of horses and sailing craft amongst pine trees on the bank of an inlet. To have a complete pair of screens dating from the mid 16th century, as the Gallery now does, is very rare indeed.
Pine trees by the shore is now on display in the Asian Art galleries.
Special event
Asian Art: lecture and tea ceremony
Sunday 10 September 1.30 pm
'The way of tea with Urasenke'
Dr Hounsai Genshitsu Sen, 15th-generation grand master of the Urasenke Chado tradition and Japan–UN Goodwill Ambassador, presents a lecture and demonstration on the Japanese way of tea with a vision towards creating world peace.Guests are also invited to participate in a tei-cha tea service on the day
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Danny Woodhead headed to San Diego
Posted by Shalise Manza Young, Globe Staff March 15, 2013 02:12 PM
the San Diego Chargers have announced they've signed Danny Woodhead to a two-year contract.This one flew under the radar:
Last year Woodhead filled the third-down running back role that Kevin Faulk had previously occupied for the Patriots, with 76 carries for 301 yards and four touchdowns plus 40 receptions for 446 yards and three touchdowns.
But as the season went on and Shane Vereen started getting more touches, it was easy to wonder if Woodhead would be back with New England when he hit free agency.
The signing of kick returner Leon Washington earlier this week also seemed to portend the end of Woodhead's time with the Patriots.
The 28-year old heads out west after two-plus seasons with the Patriots.
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Skip to comments.Head of a minuteman group arrested for double homicide
Posted on 06/13/2009 6:40:14 AM PDT by Ladycalif
TUCSON, AZ - Three people have been arrested in connection with last months deadly double homicide in Arivaca that left a nine-year-old and her father dead. One of the people arrested for the homicide is the National Executive Director of the Minuteman American Defense group (M.A.D.), a group known for patrolling the border, and is dedicated to "Defending America's Borders" according to their website - http://minutemenamericandefense.org/
Jason Eugene Bush, 38, Shawna Forde, 42 and Albert Robert Gaxiola, 43, were all taken into custody and charged in connection with the murders of 29-year-old Raul Flores and 8-year-old Brisenia Flores. Both were killed during an alleged home invasion.
According to authorities, Bush, Forde, and Gaxiola broke into the home of the Flores family just after midnight on May 30th. At the time, the mother, father and daughter were home. The invaders reportedly shot the three members of the Flores family, killing the father, Raul, and the daughter, Brisenia. The invaders then left the scene.
(Excerpt) Read more at kvoa.com ...
And so it begins.
Let's see what other extenuating circumstances, if any, there are.
"....Dupnik says, "The husband who was murdered has a history in being involved in narcotics and there was an anticipation that there would be a considerable amount of cash at this location, as well as the possiblity of drugs."..."
I don't care who a person thinks they are. Kicking in doors and shooting people is not right.
"Forde's organization is not directly connected to the more commonly known minutemen organization, Minutemen Civil Defense Corps or the Minutemen project run by Chris Simcox and James Gilchrist"
Who would have thought something like that could happen ?
I'm glad-for the sake of the original Minutemen organization-these folks were not really associated with them.
You beat me to it. Makes the title a bit misleading, doesn't it?
Forde's organization is not directly connected to the more commonly known minutemen organization, Minutemen Civil Defense Corps or the Minutemen project run by Chris Simcox and James Gilchrist.
The press at work ping.
Forde's organization is not directly connected to the more commonly known minutemen organization, Minutemen Civil Defense Corps or the Minutemen project run by Chris Simcox and James Gilchrist.
Gee, wonder why they are trying to conflate these nutjobs with the Minutemen? /SARC
This is another example of the growing narrative of rising "Right Wing" violence. They are really pushing the idea that all conservative values stem from fear and hate. Ladies and gentleman, they are winning, so far.
OK, so I'm slow typing on my phone - several people beat me to this...
Extremely misleading. Without a doubt intentionally.
The woman that apparently orchestrated this, Forde, has been booted out of the actual (original) Minutemen. She started her own group a few years back, and has a history of being an idiot.
My guess is that they were looking to a) rob the family, and; b) make it look like violence between rival gangs of illegals.
They deserve whatever the law throws at them.
The larger issue is that this will be used by the left as a catalyst to go after ALL Minuteman-esque groups and in the process push the government boot even further down on the necks of American citizens. Is it the one last step before a race war on our border? I don't think so, but it is a step in that direction.
You mean the MSM created a thoroughly misleading story title in order to discredit a conservative organization? Why, the mind just boggles!
Jim Ghilcrist and company should be ALL OVER KOVA demanding airtime!
This is a trick question right? Duh, Of Course! This one is made to order for the lying communist MSM.
Are the o-media allowed to commit outright libel/slander now?
Modern-day advocacy journalism at its worst. All in service to the Anointed One.
Yep. Like Fred Phelps and his crew calling themselves Baptists.
I was misled by the title, and misleading titles seem to happen on a regular basis.
Thank you for the ping..
Oh boy....so we'll go from being "vigilantes" to
"racist, xenophobes committing hate crimes", "right-wing extremist Minute-men" perhaps even "domestic terrorists"....wouldn't surprise me a bit. The media will COMPLETELY ignore that these idiots have nothing to do with the Minutemen...but that's EXACTLY how it will be played.
The press is putting up straw men to cover Omama's butt in failing to pursue the war on terror, failure to confront Iran and failure to stop N. Korea from targeting us with a nuclear missile. The press is, instead, raising the false idea that our country is in danger from the conservative right and citing a few nut jobs as representative of the right. Meanwhile, Islamic radicals are planning terror attacks as we sleep.
Say WHAT ???
Don't play their game. If you're not racist and you're not a killer, why should you care about their erroneous characterizations? Don't waste time defending yourself - they're wrong, it's that simple.
For once, the local Arizona Red Star newspaper was a bit more fair (an unusual event...:^)
They put the disclaimer in the second paragraph...
pepperduck just doesn't have a ring to it!
We Conservatives are being painted into a corner.
With all the millions of people in our country, there are bound to be a few of these whacko murders and other crimes.
How many Americns are killed by drunken illegals going through red lights every day? But these stories are never mentioned except locally, and quickly forgotten.
All the left wing press has to do is choose there stories. It would hardly be surprising if they can find suitable material for their smears once a week or so, given the numbers. Plus their willingness to twist the facts a bit, as they have in this story and the Holocaust Museum killing.
Border militia activist one of three charged in Arivaca double murder
Here's a thorough article on the woman from February. The personal testimonials in the reply section have to be read to be believed.
Sadly, Jim Gilchrist backed a bad horse here...but William Gheen over at ALIPAC knew a problem when he saw one.
I thought MCDC vetted people? How did she get to be a leader? She had the key to Camp Vigilance in CA when and that was last fall.
Forde was a leader with the Civil Defense Corps a few years ago but was dismissed after a few months because of leadership issues, he said.
Garza did not have a working relationship with Forde, but he met her when she came to Arizona in 2005, he said.
"She showed signs of poor leadership, but I didn't see any wrongdoing," he said.
Forde's organization is not directly connected to the more commonly known minutemen organization, Minutemen Civil Defense Corps or the Minutemen project run by Chris Simcox and James Gilchrist.
Pima County Sheriff Clarence Dupnik says, "We are not charging any of the minutemen groups with anything. But one of these individuals was involved with one of those groups."
I'll wait until more information is out, to judge what the true motives were, but breaking into someone's house and killing them, is despicable. And the killing of the nine year old girl is about as disgusting as it gets.
I'm glad the mom pulled through so these assholes can be brought to justice. She has my sympathy for what took place.
Somewhat off topic, but I'm going to say it anyway...
Illegal immigration is wrong. I am dead set opposed to it. I have a no tolerance belief system when it comes to illegal immigrants.
That being said, I in no way wish to see illegal immigrants mistreated. They should be ejected from our nation, to their nation of origin. They should not be physically harmed, and their property should go with them.
This is about the rule of law, and keeping our nation from being over-run or materially altered by any group of people.
I can only speculate that unstable and less ethical folks had more opportunities to rise once the MM movement tapered off. Gilchrist also started spending all his time traveling from one meeting to another while leaving MMDC business in the hands of others. Now Jim is facing several lawsuits while accusations of fraud persist.
I never thought I'd see the day he'd be brought low like Simcox. Sad.
""Forde's organization is not directly connected to the more commonly known minutemen organization, Minutemen Civil Defense Corps or the Minutemen project run by Chris Simcox and James Gilchrist. " The only connection is a common word in their name but of course they will not make this clear"
The only connection is Shawna Forde, who was apparently involved with MCDC at a high level until she was asked to leave in 2007. She is also involved in MMP with Gilchrist at some level. He has issued statements of support for both Forde and MAD, which is her minuteman group.
I don't no - more questions than answers at this point it would seem.
Watch for the Messiah to issue a statement branding the Minute Men as a hate group.
Maybe this will bring out all the crap surrounding her, but whatever the truth is, nothing excuses the death of a little girl.
Belated ping!
It's not that simple. With just a little more airtime and judicious sprinkling of Chris Simcox's name, they knock a McCain opponent out of our upcoming Primary. I'm not sure I'd vote for Simcox; but I'd certainly hate to see him sidelined over this.
Lets see what other extenuating circumstances, if any, there are.
Although I typically take a wait and see attitude, I don't see what type of extenuating circumstances would make a home invasion like this okay. Especially since a child was killed. JMO, not slamming you - just commenting.
Extenuating circumstances? A home invasion and murder? What sort of extenuating circumstances would call for that?
They need to fry.
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