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I wonder if Sasuke will give Naruto an ultimatum similar to Madara's "Kill your brother or yourself, then I will trust your clan." Maybe Sasuke's will be "Fight me to the death, and I'll forgive your village." Naruto did tell Sasuke to take all of his hatred out on him... maybe Sasuke will follow up on that and use Naruto as the single target of his revenge.
It doesn't have to make sense, it's Sasuke.
@ Paulbee..
from the moment that he insisted Sasuke (in a manipulative way), to take Itachi's eyes.. we already knew that he did something to Sasuke. There's just simple no other way that Tobi could gain control over Sasuke, when he just awakened his EMS + " It's Sasuke " combo. Gaining control after his sudden change, can only be executed if it's going to be against his OWN WILL!!
Sasuke knows litteraly the truth @ this moment, and not even Tobi can talk him back to the darkside.. this can only be done by FORCE (I believe that Sasuke is too strong for even Tobi, 1 vs 1 ), so he needs to gain control over him by going against his WILL; somekind of genjutsu planted into his sharingan eyes, a trigger just like how those edo tensei bodies loses their conscience, OR in the worst scenario: MEMORY LOSS [ forgetting what he just heared from the 4 Kages and this way, Naruto is going to be the light inside of him, who saves his soul from the darkness ]
- Tobi, as you've said, will backstab Madara.. but Madara knows about this. Too be honest; he knew this from the beginning, he only needed a mental fcked Uchiha as his pawn for furfilling the steps towards Moon Eye's Plan, while he was gone. From the day that Kabuto showed Tobi " Madara ", he panicked for a brief moment, BUT still had the confidence for having FULL CONTROL.
After that, the moment that Madara Uchiha arrived next to him at the battlefield.. their dialoques, their disbelief in each other was enough for us for knowing that Madara will've the upperhand eventually. I'm still confused on how its all going to be played out;
- Minato knowing that " Masked Man ", the man who he feared to be the downfall of the shinobi world, is his former student " OBITO " [ Minato already discoved back then, how he can physically TOUCH Tobi + the intel that they know about Tobi right now, is going to help Minato a lot! ]
Minato + Kakashi vs. Tobi.. beautiful!!
- Madara already beaten up the current 4 kages, but will they join the fight together with the Legendary Kages ?!?
- IF they can take on Madara/Tobi right now ( even if Madara isn't serious ), how powerfull is the alliance going to be with the Four Legendary Kages, Sasuke, Juugo and Suigetsu??
This means that Tobi had made his backup plan ( like always ), for giving them time for capturing Killer Bee or waiting for Juubi's further transformation. I'm still going with the idea that Tobi created a Zetsu Army with all those sharingan eyes that he had collected!
- Madara will be the Jinchirikuu, but he needs his own body + KILLER BEE, how is this going to be played out ?!?!
- Minato will probably give the other part of Kyuubi right befores he get sealed away or something related to his last minutes with his Sage Son.
YET AGAÏN; who is Sasuke going to fight ?!?! Lets say that Sasuke will fight Tobi, then will Minato only have a chitchat with his son, giving Naruto his present.. that's it?? OOooooh yea, totally forgotten: FREAKIN OROCHiMARU!! damn, how is kishimoto going to play this out?
Kishimoto.. You're good, yes you're!
... You're Dead 2 Me Now ...
call me cheesy but the biggest thing i'm looking forward to is a reunited, tactically superior to a ridiculous degree, Team 7. for that reason only, i want to see Sasuke fully redeemed. hopefully against a ridiculously powered-up orochimaru. :3
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Obadiah prophesies the downfall of Edom—Saviors will stand upon Mount Zion.
1 The vision of Obadiah. Thus saith the Lord God concerning
2 Behold, I have made thee small among the heathen: thou art greatly despised.
3 ¶The
4 Though thou exalt thyself as the eagle, and though thou set thy nest among the stars, thence will I bring thee down, saith the Lord.
5 If
6 How are the things of Esau searched out! how are his hidden things sought up!
7 All the men of thy confederacy have brought thee even to the border: the men that were at peace with thee have deceived thee, and prevailed against thee; they that eat thy bread have laid a wound under thee: there is none understanding in him.
8 Shall I not in
9 And thy mighty men, O
10 ¶For thy violence against thy brother Jacob shame shall cover thee, and thou shalt be cut off for ever.
11 In the day that thou stoodest on the other side, in the day that the strangers carried away captive his forces, and foreigners entered into his gates, and cast lots upon Jerusalem, even thou wast as
12 But thou shouldest not have looked on the day of thy brother in the day that he became a stranger; neither shouldest thou have
13 Thou shouldest not have entered into the gate of my people in the day of their calamity; yea, thou shouldest not have looked on their affliction in the day of their calamity, nor have laid hands on their substance in the day of their calamity;
14 Neither shouldest thou have stood in the crossway, to cut off those of his that did escape; neither shouldest thou have delivered up those of his that did remain in the day of distress.
15 For the
16 For as ye have
17 ¶But upon mount
18 And the house of Jacob shall be a
19 And they of the south shall possess the mount of Esau; and they of the plain the
20 And the captivity of this host of the children of Israel shall possess that of the Canaanites, even unto Zarephath; and the captivity of Jerusalem, which is in Sepharad, shall possess the cities of the south.
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The crew is responsible for a rift in the time/space continuum.
Diverting chronotons ismathematically impossible.
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Man, I thought you knew thatalgebra was all razzmatazz.
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The time skipsare worse than ever now.
Isolated spots are jumpingby years at a time.
Stupid senior citizens.
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I deserve free money!
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Perhaps we could explodethe whole damn nebula.
What do you think,Curly Jo?
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that explosion upa little, Farnsie.
Make it an implosion.
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Whoa, slow that brain traindown, Prof.
We'd need some kind ofdoomsday device
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Doomsday device?
Ah, now the ball'sin Farnsworth's court.
I suppose I could part with oneand still be feared.
Gimme some skin, Prof.
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Thousands of Members of the Navajo Nation in New Mexico Will Soon Get Running Water
By Ernie Watson – Public Information Coordinator, USDA Rural Development
Although Earth Day won't be celebrated until April 22nd, the dedication and blessing of the Eastern Navajo Waterline at Counselor, New Mexico on Monday epitomized the very essence of what former Wisconsin Senator Gaylord Nelson envisioned 40 years ago when he established the first celebration of Earth Day.
The new water line will serve 10,000 members of the Navajo Nation with another 10,000 to be served within the next decade. Currently, 4,500 residents that will be served by the waterline drive up to 100 miles round trip to haul water for their home use and to provide water for their livestock.
The Navajo Chapters of Huerfano, Nageezi, Burnam, Counselor, Ojo Encino, Torreon, Pueblo Pintado and Whitehorse Lake are in the midst of a major water crisis. The residents of these communities do not have a sustainable long-term water supply and the aquifer in this harshly arid region is pumped much more quickly than it can be recharged by rainfall.
USDA Rural Development, the State of New Mexico, the Navajo Nation, the Indian Health Services and these eight Navajo Chapters to be served by the waterline, partnered to fund the $28.6 million to construct the water supply system. Rural Development provided $8.7 million in Tribal Set-Aside Water and Environmental Program funds for the project. When completed in two years, the water line will stretch 70 miles across four counties to provide clean, healthy water to those living in this remote area of New Mexico.
During the dedication ceremony, Earl Herrera the Hataalii (medicine man) asked the officials from each of the agencies, including RD State Director Terry Brunner, to participate in the traditional blessing of the water system. Each sprinkled corn pollen on themselves and the earth to give thanks for the construction of the water system.
A weaver from the Pueblo Pintado Navajo Chapter created a USDA rug commemorating the ceremonies that said "Ahehee" or "Thank you" in Navajo.
A Navajo rug was presented to State Director Terry Brunner during the dedication and blessing of the Eastern Navajo Waterline ceremonies. The rug was crafted by a local artesian. The word "Ahehee" means ""Thank you" in Navajo.
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Allaback, Christina L., 1976- (University of Oregon, June , 2009)[more][less]Allaback, Christina L., 1976- 2010-02-26T00:16:14Z 2010-02-26T00:16:14Z 2009-06 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/10219 x, 181 p. : ill. A print copy of this thesis is available through the UO Libraries. Search the library catalog for the location and call number. Jambands were born in the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco with the Grateful Dead, who dominated this musical genre until the mid-nineties. Jamband expert Dean Budnick coined the term shortly thereafter to describe bands that perform long, improvised jams during their live shows. As these improvised shows have increased in popularity, they have become great spectacles, featuring light shows, filmed images, dancing, storytelling, and short plays. While the performance happening inside the arena deserves study, there is an equally interesting performance that takes place in parking lots before and after the shows. This is the performance of the identity of the jamband fan. How is jamband fan performance maintained and negotiated in the environment of the jamband show? Why do people need to perform this identity? Do they resist or contribute to the society that formed this subculture? Is it possible to resist society and perform "utopia," or are these fans' philosophies and styles always recuperated back into the society they try to resist? This dissertation seeks to analyze this performance as fans express behavior during pre- and postconcert activities. I will limit my study to fans of the four largest American arena jambands: the Grateful Dead, Phish, The String Cheese Incident, and Widespread Panic. While Performance Studies have sought to compare everyday life to theater, my dissertation seeks to use performance studies and subculture studies to examine whether a performance of an identity or membership within a group can be resistant to or contributing to society. This examination may help us gain a greater understanding of our social experiences. Committee in charge: John Schmor, Chairperson, Theater Arts; John Watson, Member, Theater Arts; Theresa May, Member, Theater Arts; Daniel Wojcik, Outside Member, English en_US University of Oregon University of Oregon theses, Dept. of Theater Arts, Ph. D., 2009; Performance Subculture Theater Resistance Jamband Performativity Cultural anthropology Folklore Theater of jambands: Performance of resistance Performance of resistance Thesis
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Phillip R. Bailey was born on March 20, 1944, and many knew him as Cuz. Throughout his life, he loved talking about his employment. He told family and friends about the work he did as a construction laborer, farmhand on the Franks Farms, and about the many years he spent working for Arclar Coal Co (now known as Willow Lake). The callouses on his hands were proof of his years of hard work.
Cuz was a member of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers as well as a former member of the Laborers' International Union of North America No. 803.
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If you visited with Cuz, he liked talking about his kids and grandkids. Then he'd change the subject to lawn mowers and other things he was working on, which he could talk about for hours. Just a few weeks before Cuz's final days on Earth he had more to talk about when he learned in the same week that he was going to be a grandfather again, as well as a great-grandfather.
Other than being remembered as a hard worker, loving dad and grandpa, many who knew Cuz will tell you he was a kind man who would help anyone. They may also recall him talking about the time he fell 20 feet while on the job and survived. He knew he was lucky, but he was a tough man, and he'd tell you, "It wasn't my time to go."
Cuz recovered from the fall and knee surgery, and then returned to work. He worked up until he was diagnosed with Lymphoma and Leukemia in December of 2008. He remained strong and lived longer than the doctors expected him to. Then on Feb. 19, 2013, at 12:15 a.m. the Lord decided that it was time to take Cuz to his heavenly home, where he could live happily with no more illness, pain or suffering.
When Cuz entered his heavenly home, he was reunited with his father, Ernest Bailey; brother, Richard Gordon Bailey; his paternal grandparents, Tecumseh and Peggy Bailey; and his maternal grandparents, John and Eva Behr.
Cuz will be greatly missed by the following survivors: mother, Rita (Behr) Bailey from Eddyville; children, Misti and Kevin Sandefur of the Delwood community; Matt and Christi Bailey of Harrisburg; grandchildren, J.B., Joe and Cyndie Jackson; stepgrandchildren, Chris and Candice Sandefur; brothers and sisters, Billy and Evelyn Bailey of Vienna, Jim Bailey of Anna and Nancy and Mike Solomon of Vienna; former wife, Pauletta (Wallace) Bailey of Harrisburg; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and other relatives and friends.
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USU Extension in Emery County is sponsoring "Relationships: Making Them Work, Making Them Last." Richard and Linda Eyre, nationally known in the area of relationships, marriage and child rearing will be the speakers on the evening of February 4, 2012 at the Museum of the San Rafael. Tickets are $20/couple, $15 individual and $5 for students with student ID (ages 16-20). The Eyres are the authors of numerous books and Linda is the co-founder of International JoySchools.com. Richard is a Harvard MBA, president of his own management company and former director of the White House Conference of Parents and Children as well as a former candidate for governor. They are the parents of nine children. For more information or to obtain tickets call USU Extension, Emery County at 435-381-2381.
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For Devi Kawalek, the four months she spent as a twice-a-week passenger aboard Bill Pagan's rehab van was like being on a camp bus.
So pleased with Bill's friendly and courteous service that she wrote to Anne Marie McDonough, AVP for Rehab Medicine, to praise him.
"Bill helps everyone getting on and off the bus, always with good humor and kindness," penned Mrs. Kawalek, who underwent physical therapy sessions at the North Site's outpatient rehab gym following a right hip replacement. "Bill knows everyone by name and makes the trip lighthearted and enjoyable."
Her letter, along with another from North Site rehab outpatient John Gannon, helped earn Bill a Service Excellence Award for the 2nd Quarter of 2013.
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Bill is one 190 employees to attain the award, which is given to employees based on letters and emails sent to the hospital from patients and patients' families.
And this isn't his first award. Bill now has six Service Excellence Awards under his belt, along with being named a finalist for the North Shore LI-J Health System's 2013 President's Award for Exceptional Patient Experience.
For Bill, who started his career at the hospital as a security officer in 2001 and became a motor vehicle operator for Rehab Medicine in 2007, customer service is second nature.
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Over the course of transporting his passengers to their rehab sessions, he gets to know them on a personal level. "I can really feel their appreciation," he said.
When he's not driving, Bill can often be found tinkering with his '68 Chevy van that he's painstakingly trying to restore.
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Windows Phone 7 Developer Tools Refresh Announced
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I was not able to install the developer tools CTP on this machine last time I tried it because it crashes at the point when it's installing Silverlight 4 (which I already have installed anyway). The funny thing is that it worked on this machine before on a previous install of Win764bit when they first came out during MIX. Maybe I'll just wait for it to be officially complete before trying them again.
Link to download the refresh tools is dead!!!
Works for me: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=cabcd5ed-7dfc-4731-9d7e-3220603cad14
Most likely, what you experienced was just a file propagation issue that will self-correct over time.
double w00t!
Thank you for making awesome dev tools to help us be awesome on the platform.
Sad to hear about the cancellation of your Courier project. It really had excited the blogosphere. Hopefully you folks can salvage aspects of it and use Windows Phone 7 as the basis for upcoming slate devices.
I wonder what secret project will get its reveal at CES 2011.
@Charlie Kindel - and for all the devices running CE 5.xx and CE 6.xx we have to use VS 2008 ?
no support in 2010 for any of the non-07 / non-phone devices ? lame .... MS keeps doing this and it drives me nuts.
SQL reports 2005 makes me use VS 2005 to do reports and now i will be using 2005,2008 and 2010
i hope by 2012 i can dump vs 2005 .... Grrr.....
Dude, this video is about Windows Phone Developer Tools Not Windows 7.
Laura -- look closer at his post ....
Im having trouble uninstalling the Windows Phone Devloper Tool. I click Uninstall/Change and in the window choose uninstall. It then asks me which products I want to intsall, the only option being Silverlight 4 Tools. I click next and it fails. The option to view logs takes me to the microsoft home page. Any suggestions.
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Skip to comments.A Freeper in need of Prayer [For FrogMom] (Good news at #67)
Posted on 02/04/2013 6:17:17 AM PST by FrogMom
A need for prayers...
Good morning. I hope you have a good day today. Know you are still in our prayers. HUGS to all y'all.
Hi FrogMom,
We are still thinking of your all and praying for you.
The FR site had a major crash that took it down for over two days. Hope you didn't think we had dropped off the edge of the world.
Best wishes for a good weekend.
Yessirree! What he said!
Was crazy times trying to bump this thread. Now that we're back up and working I'll have to bump it double time?
Prayers things are going ok for all y'all. FM I know you are working 120%
Frogmom, know you are still in our thoughts and prayers here.
I have an update straight from the FrogDad.
FrogMom got to go home yesterday! He advised I could update that she is doing well, able to walk short distances (with some dazzling cane assistance for now of course) and begins post hospital physical therapy on Monday to work on her right arm and hand.
She is watching a family member compete in a sporting event on television and "is avoiding the internet news like the plague."
FrogDad is a real solid fellow and few of us do better than when we are settled at home in the shelter of our family. I have extended our best wishes and prayers I will check back with them as weeks go by.
see 155
See 155
I am so pleased to see this update. You guys are the BEST!
Hugs to all y'all.
We were very pleased to hear how they were progressing.
I had forgotten where I had written down FrogDad's phone until last night. After our move, I can't find anything.
Update on FrogMom at post 155
So very glad you found that phone number in the midst of everything. I appreciated you taking the time and updating us here as well. Next time you talk with them please pass along my warmest regards.
Oh I have shared that already. I think finding a phone number scribbled down from a blackberry message when I was traveling in 2009 got me inspired.
FrogDad sounded so very happy to have his sweetheart home with him.
Thanks for the update on Frogmom. Thank the Lord for the progress she is making. May He continue to strengthen her.
I can imagine. They've been together forever. 8D
Prayers up! God bless.
Thank You Lord!
Wonderful news, and darn good advice too, concerning news :o
May God keep watch.
Glad to see that many are picking up on this "weekend update" (cue the Saturday Night music) and seeing our buddy is doing well.
Glory to God! What wonderful news to find in my computer this lovely Sunday morning!
Thanks so much for the update and the pings!
I guess I should tell the story of how I first got FrogDad's cell mumber.
I was going to meet them both for dinner in 2009 on a trip to their area. FrogMom locked her phone in her car trunk and had to go back into her office to e-mail me FrogDad's cell number as her number was what we were using to meet up for dinner. Lucky I read my e-mail and found out she was without the phone she was to be called on as I think she was riding with him that afternoon. LOL.
It took me about two weeks to remember his real first name as that was all I had it filed under.
LOL Burke. That is a great story. I understand completely.
You know you are dedicated to following a website when you follow internal site freepmail on your blackberry 1500 miles from home.
Anyway, it is great to know they are at home and going to be able to tackle the next stage of therapy from a comfortable setting.
I am looking at the weather and I s ee my old home stomping ground is going to get with another foot deep storm tomorrow for the second week in a row. The weather here is pretty darn nice — I went for a ride on my bicycle today.
LOL nothing like the modern conveniences. Don't cha just love it?
Yes I agree it's great knowing they are home. Home is a great therapy in itself.
Your old stomping grounds get snow and you are out bicycling! NICE! Love it when things turn out that way. I remember two thirds did quite a lot of biking. A great sport and exercise.
Just checking in. I expect progress is being made. Prayers continue from the PacNoWest. Hope things are well with you and yours Burke.
Busy as a cat covering.... oh, well you know the rest.
I expect we should get a update in a week or two after the first rounds of PT complete. I will let you know when I hear something.
On a sadder note, you saw the news on Dr. Raoul's passing I assume?
Hi understand...never dull.
I JUST NOW saw about our Doctor Rauol. Shocked and numb...will have to check out the thread. So love that guy. sigh...
Am in outpatient therapy trying to get as close to normal as possible.
Have gained weight even though I've changed my eating habits. Of course that makes recovery harder (and makes me angry!).
I can walk again (use walker or cane, depending on distance) and have regained most of the use of my arm, but my hand is being stubborn. Typing is largely still one-handed which will inhibit or prohibit my return to work.
I can't adequately express the gratitude I feel for all of the cards, flowers, and good wishes I received. I have started referring to this place in my life as "The Blight and The Blessings".
All of you are Blessings.
And!!! A praise report!!! Frog Mom... how WONDERFUL to hear from you with such great news!
So glad to hear about the success you've had so far. Your comment about only being able to type with one hand made me chuckle. From what I can see you're doing better than I do with TWO hands!!!
We will all keep you in our daily prayers. We still owe you a visit.
It is wonderful to hear of your progress and we know you will keep a positive and patient attitude.
FM - How wonderful to hear from you! I was going through my calendar this morning and came across my notes regarding your family's request for prayers for you. I have been thinking about you since, and then, here is your report!
Glory to God! Thanks for the update!
As are you FRiend!
May God continue to bless and strengthen you in your recovery.
Your progress sounds good. It's been about three months? That is very good progress. You will continue to improve. Praise God for the progress you have made.
Oh Sweetie! Been thinking of you. Very good to 'hear' from you and see that you are posting again. Know you are in my prayers for continued improvement. I know you are a toughie and are doing your best. Thanks for the update and the ping. (((((hugs)))))
Checking in and thinking of you. Prayers continue.
You know we're still praying for you here. Think of you often with warmth in my heart. HUGS
Thinking of you fondly and often. Prayers continue for you and yours. Hoping you lurk and see this at the very least. HUGS
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By KALYNN FAILStaff Writer
The rockets were launched in the desert of Green River this week. Five colleges including: California State University - Long Beach, Arizona State University, Brigham Young University, University of Washington, and Seattle Central Community College all came to Green River to see if the rockets they worked on throughout the winter months would actually fly. This was a judged competition with several areas of criteria.
The first rocket was launched by California State University - Long Beach. It went up about 9,800 feet and the goal was 10,000 feet, it came gently back to the ground not far from the launch site, but then the wind picked up and took it for another ride. The retrieved rocket was a bit worse for the wear, but the team was very excited.
Next Arizona State's rocket was launched, it didn't go nearly as far as they had hoped, but it did return unscathed.
BYU had a bit of trouble getting their rocket off the ground, their igniter had a few problems and when it finally did lift off, it blew apart and then fell to the ground and burned.
This is the fourth year the rocket competition has taken place in Green River. The participants check in at the John Wesley Powell River History museum and the actual rocket launch takes place at the Green River White Sands Missile Base.
The desert near Green River is the perfect environment to explore the world of rockets. The White Sands Missile Base in New Mexico used Green River as a testing ground in the 1960s and 70s with the Athena and other rockets being launched from the Green River Test Site. But rocket launching is not just a part of Green River's past, it is part of their future, too, as these modern rocket scientists and their students came to Green River to launch their creations.
The judges job is to rate each team on their projects and determine the winner of the fourth Annual Intercollegiate Rocket Launch Competition. Before the launch competition began, the teams were required to send the judges an 11 page paper summarizing their rocket design. They must also give a 45 minute oral presentation summarizing their rocket design. This oral presentation took place at the John Wesley Powell River History Museum meeting room.
The Environmental Sounding Rocket Association, in conjunction with Alliance Technical Systems (formerly Thiokol) sponsor the competition for budding engineers to display their talents. Many aerospace engineers come out to the competition to watch and take notes on the quality of engineers being turned out by the universities. The future of the aerospace industry will be in the hands of the graduates of today.
At the launch site, the teams construct their rockets with the aim of launching it and its 10 pound payload 10,000 feet in the air. In addition to the successful launch, the team is required to recover the rocket and it must be in reusable condition. The payload must not be harmed and recoverable also. Maximum points are given to the team whose rocket reaches exactly 10,000 feet in altitude.
A barometric altimeter is installed in the rocket to produce a continuous readout of altitude which allows the team on the ground to know the exact height reached by the rocket. Within one hour of the recovery of the rocket, the team must submit a printout of the altitude to the judges.
The professor said, "This competition is for students to show what they can do. This is the fourth annual competition and Green River has been good to us. We want this competition to grow and have many more teams."


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By RENEE HAWKLEY
Speaking of overabundance and Thanksgiving, I have plenty of blessings to count. One blessing is that I'm an optimist. For example:
I'm thankful for several pairs of black shoes strewn around the family room. It means that my husband and children attended church.
I'm thankful for a sink full of dirty dishes. It means that all of us left the table with full stomachs.
I'm thankful that a new bill will be making its way to our mailbox each month. It means that our new gas furnace is doing its job.
I'm thankful for our 1989 Chevy Citation. It means we don't have a car payment.
I'm thankful for the piles of leaves in our yard. It means we had shade all summer long.
I'm thankful that when I get tired of watching or reading bad news, I can put the newspaper in the bottom of the cat's litter box and turn off the television.
I'm thankful for piles of laundry in the laundry room. It means my washer and dryer are working well and that I don't have to make trips to the laundromat.
I'm thankful my parents had medical problems this year. It means they are still here.
I'm thankful for friends and family who look, act and think differently than I do.
It means the world is an endlessly fascinating place to live.
I'm thankful for God, who gave ten commandments instead of ten suggestions.
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Debates of Nov. 15th, 2011
House of Commons Hansard #46 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was budget.
- Question Period
- Canada--Jordan Economic Growth and Prosperity Act
- Canada-Panama Economic Growth and Prosperity Act
- Committees of the House
- Employment Insurance Act
- Questions Passed as Orders for Returns
- Points of Order
- Keeping Canada's Economy and Jobs Growing Act
- Cyber Cop Program
- Navy League of Canada
- Alex Thomson Royal Canadian Legion Branch
- Airline Industry
- Human Rights
- Quebec Student Football Championship
- Firearms Registry
- Status of Women
- Louis Taillefer
- International Trade
- Canadian Auto Workers Local 195
- Natural Resources
- Cape Breton Island
- Natural Resources
- The Economy
- Canadian Wheat Board
- International Trade
- Canadian Wheat Board
- International Trade
- National Defence
- Firearms Registry
- Infrastructure
- National Defence
- Water Management
- Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister
- Natural Resources
- International Trade
- Service Canada
- The Environment
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- Public Safety
- Seniors
- Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency
- Justice
- Veterans
- Supplementary Estimates
- Keeping Canada's Economy and Jobs Growing Act
- Message from the Senate
- Keeping Canada's Economy and Jobs Growing Act
- Financial Literacy
Firearms Registry
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
Larry Miller Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound, ON
Mr. Speaker, last week I got to take in the opening of the annual deer hunt. I hunted with two of my sons, my father, as well as some of my brothers, nephews and friends. One of my brothers who lives in England even flew home for the annual ritual. That is how much hunting means to my family and to a lot of people in my riding.
My mom's four brothers, some in their eighties, along with some of their sons and grandsons, made the annual trek up the Bruce Peninsula to hunt deer near their childhood home. Just days before, my 12-year-old cousin, Hunter Unger of Millarville, Alberta, bagged his first deer, a buck. He trained to hunt safely under the watchful eye of his father Dave, just as my sons and nephews did.
In the 1990s the Liberals tried to make criminals out of us and tried to make us feel guilty because we loved to hunt. They tried to destroy our heritage right to hunt. What the Liberals taketh away, the Conservatives giveth back.
The best Christmas present hunters, sport shooters and farmers could receive this year is the abolishment of the long run registry. Merry Christmas, Allan Rock.
Status of Women
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
Susan Truppe London North Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today in the House to express my support for a women's group in my riding. Today I am wearing purple along with members from both sides of the House in support of the London Abused Women's Centre's Shine the Light on Woman Abuse Campaign.
Since its inception in November 2010, the goal of this campaign has been to raise awareness around the issue of woman abuse and its effect on society. Organizations, schools, neighbourhoods and places of worship across London will be asked to participate by wearing purple today.
As parliamentary secretary for Status of Women Canada, I am proud that our government has increased funding for women to its highest level ever. We are working hard with women across the country to end violence against women and girls.
Since 2007, Status of Women Canada has approved more than $30.4 million in funding for projects to end violence against women and girls. Further, the Government of Canada contributed $1 million to provide women escaping violence with better access to higher quality services at women's shelters.
I would like to congratulate the London Abused Women's Centre, especially executive director, Megan Walker, for shining the light on woman abuse.
Louis Taillefer
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
Pierre-Luc Dusseault Sherbrooke, QC
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to be speaking in the House today to congratulate one of my constituents, who has received a great honour.
Louis Taillefer, a world-renowned specialist in quantum materials and superconductors, was recently awarded the Order of Canada.
A physics professor at the Université de Sherbrooke, Mr. Taillefer describes himself first and foremost as a passionate researcher. His work and discoveries in this field have been highlighted more than once, notably in the most prestigious scientific journal, Nature.
Louis Taillefer has received many other honours, including the Marie-Victorin award from the Quebec government and the Premier's Research Excellence Award from the Ontario government. In addition, the Canadian Association of Physicists awarded him the Brockhouse and Herzberg medals.
I would like to congratulate Mr. Taillefer on his investiture and his excellent work. On behalf of the people of Sherbrooke, I want to thank him for his tremendous contribution to research and innovation in Canada.
International Trade
Statements by Members
November 15th, 2011 / 2:10 p.m.
John Weston West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea to Sky Country, BC
Mr. Speaker, today our government followed through on a commitment made in the June 2011 Speech from the Throne by introducing the Canada-Jordan Economic growth and prosperity act and the Canada-Panama economic growth and prosperity act.
These pieces of legislation, on which our former colleague Stock Day worked so hard, are a key part of Canada's ambitious pro-trade plan that is opening new markets and creating opportunities for Canadian business and jobs for Canadian workers.
We will eliminate tariffs on the vast majority of Canadian exports to Jordan, directly benefiting Canadian exporters and workers. We will also eliminate tariffs to Panama on over 99% of Canadian non-agricultural exports through duty-free access to that market.
Our Conservative government will continue to implement our job-creating, pro-trade plan because we know that through deepened trade we are strengthening the financial security of Canadians by creating new jobs and promoting economic growth.
Canadian Auto Workers Local 195
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Brian Masse Windsor West, ON
Mr. Speaker, I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the 75th anniversary of CAW Local 195. This local is a pioneer of the union movement in Canada as the first chartered auto worker union. Today 195 includes over 70 different bargaining units and approximately 7,000 members.
Since its inception, local 195 has been at the forefront of the struggle for unity, progress and justice for workers in Canada. Its history is one of securing meaningful victories on pensions, wages, health and safety in the workplace, issues that still represent central aspects of its continuing work.
Local 195 is also a tremendous community partner supporting important local charities and service organizations like the United Way, the Canadian Cancer Society and the Unemployed Help Centre. Local 195's legacy of giving back is impressive.
I want to commend Gerry Farnham, president, for his extraordinary leadership and thank every member of local 195 for their ongoing commitment to improving our community. Local 195 first and foremost.
Natural Resources
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Brent Rathgeber Edmonton—St. Albert, AB
Mr. Speaker, two NDP MPs are in Washington, D.C. today, undermining the Canadian economy and attacking good jobs in Canada. That is just wrong.
Canadians gave our Conservative government a strong mandate to stay focused on what matters to Canadians: jobs and economic growth. As we have consistently said, the Keystone XL pipeline will create thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in economic growth on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border.
The NDP opposes creating jobs and is attacking Canada abroad. New Democrats chose to side with a small group of radical environmental activists protesting against our energy resources. They are too willing to abandon Canada's interests and sacrifice over 622,000 jobs in the process across Canada.
The oil sands are a proven strategic resource for Canada that creates jobs and economic opportunity for Canadians in all provinces and regions of our great country. Undermining the economy and attacking Canadian jobs are yet more worrying examples that the ineffective and disunited NDP is unfit to govern Canada.
Cape Breton Island
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Mark Eyking Sydney—Victoria, NS
Mr. Speaker, the House and most Canadians know that Cape Breton Island is a special place. Now the wonderful island has been chosen number one in North America and number three in the world by Travel & Leisure magazine. The island has won this prestigious award because of its beauty, culture and hospitality.
Celtic Colours is one event that showcases these qualities. It attracts over 20,000 visitors from 21 countries around the world. Celtic Colours International Festival is a nine day event that presents the finest of local and international Celtic artists.
One of our most famous visitors, the late Alexander Graham Bell, stated:
I have travelled the globe. I have seen the Canadian and American Rockies, the Andes and the Alps and the highlands of Scotland, but for simple beauty, Cape Breton outrivals them all.
I rise today to recognize all the attendees and volunteers who have made this year's Celtic Colours and the island such a special place.
Natural Resources
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Patricia Davidson Sarnia—Lambton, ON
Mr. Speaker, today the NDP is in Washington attacking Canadian jobs and undermining the economy. This is on the heels of NDP president and leadership contestant Brian Topp reaffirming his call for a moratorium on oil sands development. It is clear where New Democrats stand. They actively oppose creating jobs and are happy to attack Canada when they travel abroad.
The Keystone XL pipeline will create thousands of jobs and billions in economic growth on both sides of the border. The NDP chooses to side with a small group of anti-Canadian radical protestors and is willing to sacrifice over 622,000 jobs across Canada.
Our government will continue to promote Canada and the oil sands as a stable, secure, reliable and ethical source of energy for the world. Undermining the economy and attacking Canadian jobs are yet more worrying examples that the ineffective, disunited NDP is unfit to govern.
The Economy
Statements by Members
2:15 p.m.
Peter Julian Burnaby—New Westminster, BC
Mr. Speaker, the number one priority for Canadian families is jobs and that out-of-touch government is failing these families badly. Last month we learned that in a single month 72,000 full-time jobs vanished under Conservative mismanagement, 72,000 families lost a breadwinner.
The finance minister's only plan? On January 1, he will give more corporate tax cuts to his friends in the banks and oil companies. That is not something Canadian families can take to the bank. The government does not understand why time and time again New Democrats have voted against the Conservatives blindly handing over billions to already profitable banks, big polluters and large corporations, with no guarantee that a single job be created.
Let me tell the Conservatives why. It is because for another 72,000 families last month it is a failed plan by an out-of-touch government. The NDP has its priorities right and we will continue to press for real action on jobs and other economic measures that will help middle class and poorer Canadian families because we stand with ordinary Canadian families.
Canadian Wheat Board
Statements by Members
2:15 p.m.
Blake Richards Wild Rose, AB
Mr. Speaker, Canadian Wheat Board Chairman Allen Oberg has brought his travelling road show to Ottawa in an effort to silence and deny marketing freedom to western grain farmers.
Mr. Oberg and his directors, aided by opposition MPs, gathered on Parliament Hill today to steamroll those farmers who want freedom. He is doing a great disservice to the farmers he claims to represent by wasting farmers' money on breakfast for the NDP caucus and an unnecessary expensive survey. This is in addition to the $1.4 million being spent on baseless, self-serving ad campaigns and $100,000 wasted on a reckless lawsuit in an attempt to keep their outdated monopoly.
How much more of farmers' money are they willing to risk by wasting time and refusing to work with us in the best interests of farmers? Not only does Parliament have the right to change legislation, our government has the responsibility to deliver on the promises we made to Canadians.
Mr. Oberg and the opposition parties are choosing to punish farmers based on their province of residence. It is time they stop steamrolling farmers and let them market their own grain.
International Trade
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Nycole Turmel Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister's about-face on the trans-Pacific partnership took many by surprise. Yesterday, the government said that it was entering these trade negotiations with the intention of protecting our interests, including the supply management system. We now know that Canada was not welcome at the talks precisely because of our supply management system. Something is not quite right.
What changed?
International Trade
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Stephen Harper Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, Canada's position is always that we will protect and promote all our sectors—including our supply management system—in free trade negotiations throughout the world. However, this government's position and our interests are always better protected when Canada is sitting at the table. The other partners have now indicated that they wish to have Canada participate, and we intend to do so.
International Trade
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Nycole Turmel Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, we do not have anything against the idea of developing new markets and we understand the importance of the Asia-Pacific zone. That is not the issue. Dairy, egg and poultry farmers are worried. They have seen the Conservatives' contempt for their colleagues in western Canada and the Canadian Wheat Board.
What guarantees is the Prime Minister willing to give that the supply management system will not, under any circumstances, and I mean any circumstances, be sacrificed for the sake of the trans-Pacific partnership?
International Trade
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Stephen Harper Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, once again, this government's position in favour of supply management is well known. However, what the Leader of the Opposition said is completely untrue. She said that she was in favour of free trade agreements when the NDP opposed every free trade measure, whatever it happened to be. The NDP is even opposed to our free trade agreement with the United States. This government is the only party that promotes increasing our international trade.
International Trade
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Nycole Turmel Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister should simply say that supply management is off the table. That is what he should say, but supply management is on the table. That is why Canada was allowed in, is it not?
No wonder dairy and poultry farmers are worried. First, the government attacked wheat farmers. Next, dairy and poultry farmers will be out of luck.
Is supply management on the table, yes or no?


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Flames Weekend Guide, October 25 2012
Ryan Pike
October 26 2012 09:40AM
Another weekend brings another big chunk of hockey to keep track of. Here's the Flames-related stuff through the next few days.
After four games at home, the Abbotsford Heat (3-0-1-0) hit the road for three back-to-back-to-back games. On Friday and Saturday, they tangle with the Colorado Avalanche's farm team, the Lake Erie Monsters (4-2-0-0). The Monsters are led in scoring by defenseman Thomas Pock (7 points), centre Mark Oliver (6 points) and are back-stopped by AHL rookie Calvin Pickard, formerly of the WHL's Seattle Thunderbirds. Former Flame David van der Gulik is also a Monster. Both games are at 5:30pm MT.
On Sunday, they visit the Montreal Canadiens' affiliate, the Hamilton Bulldogs (2-2-0-0). The Baby Habs boast the likes of Aaron Palushaj and Flames draft pick Patrick Holland (sent to Montreal in the Cammalleri trade), who both have three points to lead the team. 23-year-old Czech product Robert Mayer is the main netminder for Hamilton, but his AHL numbers aren't all that hot, to be honest. Game-time on Sunday is 3pm MT.
It should be a good test for the Heat, particularly given that they will be taken extremely out of their comfort zone. Then again, a pair of games against Chicago at home can feel like a road game, so they may be used to having the crowd against them.
Having avenged their single loss since before the Super Bowl, the Boston College Eagles (home of reigning Hockey East player of the week Johnny Gaudreau and also Bill Arnold) take on the U-Mass Lowell River Hawks on Friday and Sunday in Lowell. The River Hawks were pretty good last year, but finished well behind Boston College in the standings. The River Hawks have three NHL picks on their team, one of which is their back-up goalie. The Eagles have seven.
Mark Jankowski, Jon Gillies and the Providence College Friars face the Maine Black Bears on Friday and Saturday in Providence. Maine was ahead of Providence in the standings last year, so it'll be a good test to see if Jankowski and Gillies can put their early season lessons to good use. It'll also be a return to conference play for the Friars, who were spanked by Boston University in their only conference game to date.
Both Ryan Culkin (Quebec) and Patrick Sieloff (Windsor) will be playing games Thursday, Friday and Sunday this weekend, health-permitting. The Remparts host the Baie-Comeau Drakkar on Thursday, the Memorial Cup champion Shawinigan Cataractes on Friday and the Gatineau Olympique on Sunday. (Yes, Quebec teams have the best names.) Sieloff's Windsor Spitfires visit the Sarnia Sting on Thursday, the Guelph Storm on Friday and the Owen Sound Attack on Sunday.
Oddly, the Portland Winterhawks and Tyler Wotherspoon play just once, hosting Tri-City on Sunday. All other Flames WHL prospects play twice. Coda Gordon's Swift Current Broncos face Kootenay and Lethbridge back-to-back. Turner Elson's Red Deer Rebels play Kelowna and Calgary.
Meanwhile, Brett Kulak's Vancouver Giants play Victoria on Friday, Laurent Brossoit's Edmonton Oil Kings play Kelowna on Saturday, and then the Giants and Oil Kings tangle on Sunday in a Flame versus Flame encounter. Unless, of course, Edmonton's back-up starts the game instead.
It was also announced this week that Culkin, Wotherspoon and Brossoit will represent Team QMJHL (Culkin) and Team WHL (the other guys) in the annual Subway Super Series against the hated Team Russia, which has no Flames prospects on it and therefore is the enemy.
HIFK Helinski plays three games in three nights. Luckily for the club, they play the easier teams first. They will face Assat on Friday and HPK on Saturday, with both clubs being in the same basic clump of teams in the SM-Liiga standings as they are. Expect Joni Ortio to continue to get a lot of starts. On Sunday, HIFK faces a stiff test against JYP, the first-place team.
Avangard Omsk travels north from the friendly confines of Omsk Oblast to the oil town of Khanty-Mansiysk to face HC Yugra on Saturday night. Avangard won again this week and boasts a 7-6-6-2 record for 34 points. Yugra is not quite as good, having only 23 points and sitting well below Avangard in the standings.
Can't get enough of these quality updates Ryan...keep up the great work!
I really struggle with having to give up a top talent like Patrick Holland. But not having to see Rene Bourque lay on his fat wallet for 4 more years quickly brings me back to reality.
October 26 2012, 10:30AM
Isn't it somewhat surprising that Brossoit made the WHL team with his save percentage looking as gross as it does?
October 26 2012, 10:53AM
We'll have a Heat Gameday Thread up this afternoon BTW.
October 26 2012, 10:53AM
@Johny Bones
It looks like they used last year's results to put that team together.
top talent? Holland? Define top talent, please. I liked Holland too, but calling a guy who MIGHT be a 3rd liner a "top talent" strikes me as a tad optimistic.
something interesting I noticed about the Goalie standings in the KHL (on Eliteprospects, so it's probably out of date): For all the goalies who have played 10 or more games, the order of the rankings by sv% and the order of the rankings for GAA are the same. How about that for random things to notice?


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When this election is over, the total amount spent by their campaigns or on their behalf will approach $2 billion. They have traveled with few reprieves, been coached for debates, and endured attacks from television advertising (which has been 87% negative overall). And, once it is finished, Obama or Romney will have to move past it—and presumably, govern. With Election Day just one week away, we wondered how previous candidates have reacted and felt to the culmination of the campaign season. We dug into our archives here at the Miller Center and found phone conversations that provide a glimpse of Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard Nixon on the eve of victory. Given the years LBJ and Nixon would endure following their success on election night, we are reminded that being up on the mountain and riding the tiger are each their own agony. Impending victory did not bring instant relief for Johnson and Nixon. Instead, election night conversations centered on the nerve of the opponent, the absence of complete victory, and one "sore hip." This profoundly humanizing fact sheds light on the impending winner of November 6th, 2012. In an phone conversation with McGeorge Bundy, LBJ noted how the constancy of the campaign had worn on him, but how it paid off: "And we got a great country, and we got . . . we're blessed and it was just a wonderful evening. It was a very touching evening, but I got so sore today. I didn't realize how much I'd been doing and how high up on the mountain I'd been. I got—I'd been keyed too high." LBJ also called Hubert Humphrey, Bill Moyers, Dean Rusk, and McGeorge Bundy on election night November 3, 1964 complaining of head, back, and hip-aches: "I'm aching all over […] I don't know what I'm going to do. I've been in bed all day long." Election night, November 8th, 1972, had a similar tone—with complaints of physical pain replaced by Richard Nixon's now-familiar vulgarity: "You know, this fellow [George McGovern, the Democratic presidential candidate] to the last was a prick. Did you see his concession statement?" The conversations on these nights did, of course, include campaign "shop-talk"—with questions revolving around the veracity of early projections. But neither man seemed able to take his eye of the game in their sights. 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Looks like a great ride... in Canada? I had a nice one in Texas today. But Canada? In February?
AZ perfect for riding...cool and partly sunny...
Nice videos. Riding? whats that? I could put up a picture of my front end loader ride while I stacked the snow I just shoveled off the garage roof It's great you can still ride. If everything goes real well we can ride here in a month, and then it will be treacherous.
BTW those videos on Smugmug are like the rest of what I see Smugmug offering-silky smooth Good stuff as always, Gary
"I bought a ticket to the circus, I don't know why I was so surprised to see elephants" Norris Church Mailer
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Now I'm jealous!
'07 R1200RT (my favorite!); '12 Yamaha Super Tenere (El Gordo); '07 Suzuki DR650SE (!);
'59 R 26 (my first)
one more to come from today....
remember go to full screen and it HD bottom right...not sure how to set this as the default
Nice work. What camera are you using? I have a Hero Go pro and don't have anywhere near the quality of your videos.
Karen Jacobs
the new GPS Contour HD1080p cam....I am like this one better than my old HD1080p Contour. The mic handles wind noise way better on this one...and yes...I think really good quality videos.
another video...playing around with editing and mounting positions...getting ready for our trip this summer...practice makes perfect eh? You can watch at 720p...
Nice one Soph9!!!
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Hirotoki Onozawa's try four minutes from time secured Japan a 34-23 victory over Romania on Saturday in the opening game of their tour.
Hirotoki Onozawa's try four minutes from the end secured Japan a 34-23 victory over Romania on Saturday in the opener of their four-match tour.
Both sides conceded penalty tries in a three-minute span, Romania deliberately collapsing a maul, and Japan collapsing a scrum, to leave Japan leading by one with eight minutes to go.
But then Fumiaki Tanaka set up Onozawa for a converted try, and there was enough time left for Ayumu Goromaru to bang over his fifth penalty in a personal 19-point haul at the match in Bucharest.
Japan struggled to handle Romania's strength in the scrums and breakdowns, but enjoyed the edge in ball and territory.
The visitors led 17-9 at the break, with a late try by Takashi Kikutani, who capped a flowing move.
On the hour, Romania closed to within a point when pressure on a Japan scrum put-in ended with Romania winger Madalin Lemnaru racing from halfway for a converted try.