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- VisoWorld is a software application for students seeking a study abroad experience. The app allows students to find a program that best suits them. CEO Luciano Scala is a senior with a major in international relations and economics.
- Plastofuel—led by students Matthew Dobjeleski, Scott Chauncey and Carly Lauricella —collects, organizes and processes non-recyclable plastics into fuel briquettes that are often used in power plants or cement kilns to replace coal. The idea was based on research acquired from Penn State University and Alfred State University. Dobjeleski and Chauncey are business administration majors, while Lauricella majors in accounting.
- Skooloko helps students buy and sell items such as furniture or services such as auto repair. Sewedo Whenu, a recent communications graduate, leads the team.
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President Obama recently announced sweeping changes to the immigration system in the U.S. affecting millions of immigrants and their families. The University of Detroit Mercy School of Law is a national leader in the area of Immigration Law and is stepping up to help immigrants who may qualify for relief.
UDM Law offers free immigration consultations at the Ford Resource and Engagement Center, located at 2826 Bagley, Detroit, MI 48216 on Thursdays from 1:00 – 7:00 p.m. UDM Law also offers regular consultations at various sites in Oakland County through a grant from the Oakland County Bar Foundation.
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Experts: Parts of Obama immigration plan good for business; may fall short for tech workers, Nov. 23, 2014, Crain's Detroit Business (quoting Professor David Koelsch and Adjunct Professor Alexandra LaCombe)
Obama's immigration reform will benefit U.S. corporations and economy, Nov. 21, 2014, Oakland Press (written by Adjunct Professor Alexandra LaCombe)
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Post-Game: The 2009 White House Correspondents' Association Dinner
The glad-handing, back-slapping yukfest of reporters getting cozy with politicians and the occasional celebrity that is the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner just ended. And Obama's roast absolutely killed it.
The president takes the podium at 9:56, and promises he's going to "speak from the heart, speak off the cuff." Two teleprompters raise in front of him. I can hear mass Twittering in the background.
- "Most of you covered me, all of you voted for me. Apologies to the Fox table."
- He goes on to praise Michelle: "No matter which party you belong to, you have to agree, Michelle has the right to bear arms."
- "Sasha and Malia aren't here tonight because they're grounded. You can't just take Air Force One on a joyride to Manhattan." Nailed it.
- Rahm joke: "Mother's Day is a tough holiday for him. He's not used to having to say the word day after 'mother. (Pause) "That's true," he laughs. He laughs heartily at that.
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- "During the next 100 days, we will design, build, and open a library to commemorate my first hundred days...we will house train our dog Bo, because the last thing Tim Geithner needs is someone else to treat him like a fire hydrant. In the next 100 days, we will complete 100 days work in 72 days. And on the 73rd day, I will rest." The room dies.
- Obama impersonating Hillary speaking to Arlen Specter: "Arlen, you know what I always say: if you can't beat em', join 'em."
- "There are extraordinary hardworking journalists who lost their jobs in recent months...papers are struggling to stay open. I may not agree with everything you write or report, but I do so with the knowledge that when you are at your best, I am at my best."
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- "The first black president! I know you're bi-racial, but. The first black president! That's unless you screw up. Then it's gonna be: what's up with the half-white guy?"
- "I thought when you got in office you'd give up playing pickup basketball. That's one step forward, t
two steps back. You probably think you got moves. Nobody's gonna give you a hard foul with the secret service standing around."
- "You and Joe Biden gettin' burgers together? You guys can't hang out together. Who's idea was that, Nancy Pelosi's?" She then made a crack about Joe Biden being taken captive and giving up government secrets after being asked how the weather was. The first good, hearty laugh of her set.
- "Sarah Palin was supposed to be here but pulled out at the last minute. Someone should tell her: that's not how you practice abstinence." Shocked guffaws from the audience. "Shut up, you'll be tellin' that one tomorrow."
- "The country is broke. Sleeves cost money."
- "You were over (in England) patting the Queen on her back like she just slid into home plate. And who's idea was it to give the Queen an iPod? What's she gonna do, get down to Lady Gaga?" Gets no laughs from the crowd, who probably thinks that's some kind of British luminary. "What're you gonna give the Pope, a Bluetooth?" Then they laugh. Speaking their language.
- The big burn of the night: Sykes brings up Rush Limbaugh as the administration's biggest critic. ""Limbaugh was the 20th hijacker but he was so strung out on Oxycontin he missed his flight." Too much? Oh, okay." The Rush jokes are mostly just mean, and fall absolutely flat.
- Fat joke about Sean Hannity fitting into the middle seat in coach.
The rest of it wasn't worth listening to or remembering. Before anything got started, the president of the White House Correspondents' Association, Jennifer Levin, spoke while introducing the dinner. She made a crack standing next to Obama that got few laughs: "You know what they say: if you want a friend in Washington, get a dog. Haven't we been fawning enough?" Oh, also: they cut dessert for scholarship money they're giving out to prospective J-Schoolers. She lamented the pain of media, vaguely, and then C-Span cut to a terrible panel on comedy for two hours. Awesome!
Obama: 8.5
Sykes: 4.5
C-Span Filler Program: 0. Not funny, and staffed by a panel of comedy writers. Go figure.
Here are the speeches themselves.
Obama, part 1.
Obama, part 2.
Sykes, part 1.
Sykes, part 2.


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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Freshman Ahmad Zachary and senior Kyle Sminkey combined for three goals and three assists to lead the Vermont men's lacrosse team to a 9-6 road win at Air Force on Friday night. The Catamounts improve to 2-0 with the win for the first time since 2009.
The Catamounts trailed 3-1 early in the game before rattling off seven straight goals to take an 8-3 lead. Zachary scored a pair and added an assist, while Sminkey had two assists and a goal. In his first career game freshman Connor McNamara also added a pair of goals for the Catamounts.
"It was a good win for our guys, pretty ugly, but it was a win," said Vermont head coach Ryan Curtis. "Give Air Force credit, they were scrappy and really took away our attackmen but our midfield stepped up today. I am happy again with the effort and it was good to see some of our new guys like Ahmad and Connor play well."
Air Force (0-2) jumped out to an early 2-0 lead. McNamara recorded his first career point in a Catamount uniform and made it 2-1 Falcons with 6:07 left in the opening quarter with a man-up goal. After setting up the first score, Sminkey would earn an unassisted tally in the first of seven straight goals for Vermont.
Zachary knotted the game at 3-3 with his second goal of the season and he then fed sophomore Drew Philie for a goal that gave UVM its first lead of the night just 1:18 into the second quarter. Sophomore Garrett Virtue and Zachary each added scores to extend the Catamounts' lead to 6-3 at the half.
Sophomore A.J. Masson netted the only goal of the third quarter, scoring with 44 seconds left. McNamara earned his second of the game on a man-up opportunity just 13 seconds into the final quarter, with Sminkey earning his second assist of the game to make it 8-3.
The Falcons cut into Vermont's lead with three straight that made it 8-6 with 3:37 remaining in the contest, but that would be as close as the home team would get. Sophomore Thomas Galvin gave the Catamounts an insurance goal with his second of the season with 22 ticks on the clock.
Junior David Barton earned the win in goal for Vermont, making six saves in the contest. The Catamounts outshot Air Force 29-24 for the game. The Falcons had won the only two meetings between the two teams all-time prior to Friday.
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Skip to comments.Lt. Gen. Thomas P. Bostick calls Christian soldiers "bigots."
Posted on 09/20/2010 10:14:13 AM PDT by markomalley
Kinda gives a different spin on Rules of Engagement.
"Unfortunately, we have a minority of service members who are still racists and bigoted and you will never be able to get rid of all of them...But these people opposing this new policy will need to get with the program, and if they can't, they need to get out. No matter how much training and education of those in opposition, you're always going to have those that oppose this on moral and religious grounds just like you still have racists today.""
Wow. Moral and religious grounds make one bigotted. Jeez, another affirmative action General looking for a political nest to land in. Maybe the LtGen could demonstrate his superior morals and religion by taking in the ass on stage in front of his troops. Typical sell-out Army crap.
I miss the good ol' days when we could call perverts perverted and everyone knew it was true. In this upside down circus we've created, Christians are the only outcasts.
I also miss the days when military officers were warriors and not social engineers.
Maybe Christians should avoid the military.
It's a good thing our citizens are well armed, I don't think we can count on our future Army to protect us if these politically correct Powerpoint commandos succeed.
Lt. Gen A-hole
People like Bostick and the butt-f****** SHOULD be the ones leaving the military.
ping. H'mmm, will this general be counseled like the now retired LTG who is an unabashed Christian was?
May 09 - Feb 10 Special Assistant to the Chief of Staff, United States Army, Washington, DC
Feb 10- Present Deputy Chief of Staff, G-1, United States Army, Washington, DC
As a former Army officer, this makes me weep for my country and my Army.
Glad I am not active duty any longer, bump
An army purged of Christians might not have a problem purging Christians in general.
"a moral revolution aimed at changing people's view of homosexuality."
The sexual revolution worked so what's to stop this? Satan sure knows what he's doing.
This is the problem with affirmative action. You get unqualified morons like this guy.
I figure Bostick must be a McGreevey-style homo, using his family as a front for his "down low" lifestyle.
ANYONE who thinks putting OPEN GAYS in the military is too STUPID to be a leader!! PLUS, they are either GAY OR they have gays in their family!!
This guy is a general? Oh brother...
Thank you for showing us what arrogant, ignorant bigotry looks like, Gen. Bostick. What will you do for an encore?
We are doomed when a bunch of armchair warriors run our military.
Sadly, we have too few leaders anywhere in government. The word "leaders" implies "followers". And "followers" implies those who *voluntarily* go along. Well, our "leaders" aren't going anywhere we want to go. Therefore they are "rulers" and "draggers" who are *dragging* us against our will into a hideous societal makeover,
Well, they also stuck Amnesty and massive defense cuts into the appropiations bill. They may also stick a bailout into it for municipalities.
My view has changed.I USED to think that people were born gay and that it was acceptable.NOT ANYMORE!
He won't be counseled or retired for his anti-christian bigotry; he will be promoted.
"He wont be counseled or retired for his anti-christian bigotry; he will be promoted."
Better, take him to a 'Nam Teaparty, aka "fraggin".
"He wont be counseled or retired for his anti-christian bigotry; he will be promoted."
Better, take him to a 'Nam Teaparty, aka "fraggin".
>>> Yet another douchebag so-called "General" who has not seen one second of combat in his entire career.
Sorta like Ike ?
In other words devout Catholics, Moslems, Jews, Baptists, Orthodox, etc. leave now or leave your faith at the door. Unless you're willing to condone the behavior you don't belong in our military. It would be interesting to look at the background of this guy.
Regarding the combat experience, he is wearing a patch on his blues...I don't know what that indicates.
>>My view has changed.I USED to think that people were born gay
My views have changed too.
And some were Eunuchs from birth - There are congenital reproductive dysfunctions such as XXY and Androgen insensitivity syndrome - for which the afflicted should be treated with compassion.
However, treating those folks with compassion is one thing - fascilitating their exploitation by power-seeking activists whose sociopathy extends FAR beyond sexuality - is quite another.
Whether under Pharaohs, Caesars, Popes or Presidents; whether occultly or overtly - The Eunuchs have always coveted the power of those they were inbred to serve.
Example: http://www.defendthefamily.com/pfrc/books/pinkswastika/html/the_pinkswastika_4th_edition_-_final.htm
I feel for those who were born with both male and female sex organs. But that's different than choosing to engage in a disease-spreading lifestyle. It's funny;Homos are told that what their doing is OK,yet those who smoke or drink are greatly encouraged to stop. What is wrong with this picture?
Understand that this is THE reason to force "acceptance" of homos in the military -
to get the Christians and the conservatives OUT of the military,
in case it's needed to "suppress an insurrection", so to speak.
This day and age I wouldn't argue for a moment that our military can and will be used to suppress political and ideological dissent. It is the way of tyrants. But I wonder how many members of our military identify themselves as Christians, be they practicing Christians or people who derive their values and beliefs from Christianity. What would our military be without them?
[But thats different than choosing to engage in a disease-spreading lifestyle.]
It's a sociopathic exploitation of reproductive dysfunction to effect political coercion.
And activism IS a choice.
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Please ping me to note-worthy Pro-Life or Catholic threads, or other threads of general interest.
>>What would our military be without them?
So who does he expect to fight the war if all of these "bigots" " get out"?
But through the Pentagon, Bostick is denying he ever said anything like that: "The statements attributed to me are inaccurate. I simply did not make those statements. Moreover, as a member of the Department of Defense Comprehensive Review Working Group, I have been extremely careful not to express any views that might influence the integrity of the comprehensive review. I therefore have not expressed any opinions that might suppress the opinions of anyone participating in our discussions. I find the statements falsely attributed to me to be personally reprehensible."
So is the Washington Times recanting? Nope. Brett Drecker, the paper's editorial page editor, tells Politico Bostick "either forgot what he said, is confused, or is lying," citing multiple sources for the quote.
Where is the logic in a movement that tells boys who want to be girls they can change... But tells those who struggle with same sex attraction that they were born that way... And therefore can not change.
Tragic... The withdrawal of the hope is the biggest contributing factor to the psychology of suicide... And these 'advocates' promote that loss of hope.
"politically correct Powerpoint commandos"
Good one.
"Regarding the combat experience, he is wearing a patch on his blues...I dont know what that indicates."
He's wearing the 1st Cav patch on his right shoulder. He's not entitled to do that unless he's been in combat with them.
No doubt, and homosexual activists in the military would target the chaplains first by demanding communion, couples counseling, etc.
Interesting quote from Varnell. I guess this explains why homosexuals began forming their own 'churches' about 10 years ago and began to rewrite the Bible to fit their agenda.
Their objective: "So the gay movement, whether we acknowledge it or not, is not a civil rights movement, not even a sexual liberation movement, but a moral revolution aimed at changing people's view of homosexuality."
Unfortunately we have a general who has no idea what the hell he is talking about, and continues to be ignorant about the moral philsophy of most Christians.
I hear even Chaplains are not allowed to mention God anymore? I hope that's not the case.
Just exactly what the left intends for them to be - an instrument of oppression.
You will obey or we will destroy you.
'They hate us for our freedoms'. What country was that again?
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ALLENTOWN, Pa. - A national expert is warning that if two lawsuits threatening Allentown's downtown hockey arena are not resolved soon, it could cost everyone millions of dollars extra. Or worse, leave the city with a giant hole in the middle of center city.
For now, Allentown's hockey arena site is just a pit in the ground, but if the lawsuits against it aren't settled soon, it could become a giant money pit.
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Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski has spent the past few weeks attempting to negotiate a settlement with the suburbs. A vote on that offer was expected at the Hanover Twp. (Northampton Co.) Supervisors' meeting Tuesday night, but that group's chairman told 69 News a vote is unlikely at that meeting because supervisors have not had enough time to review the mayor's latest offer.
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That's actually a smart idea. There shouldn't be any crowds.
That's actually a smart idea. There shouldn't be any crowds.
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There are crowds by the afternoon/evening.
the busy bee has no time for sorrow.
my family and I have a tradition of seeing a movie on Christmas. We've been doing it for as long as I can even remember
The theatres are not as dead as you would expect them to be, even in the morning
8/7/16 - Sufjan Stevens @ Hollywood Bowl // 8/8/16 - Radiohead @ Shrine // 8/8/16 - Boris @ Regent
9/14/16 - Wilco @ Theatre at Ace Hotel // 9/18/16 - Kraftwerk @ Hollywood Bowl
I've always found the norm to be old couples going to see whatever film caters most to their age group. For example, I expect most to be flocking to the theaters to go see It's Complicated.
2/21: Weyes Blood, Half Waif, 20 Minute Loop, Young Moon @ Swedish American Hall
2/22: Uniform, Black Marble, Mall Walk, Blank Square @ Starline Social Club
2/23: Hot Toddies, Great Apes, Brasil
2/23: Japanese Breakfast, Miya Folick, Dante Elephante, Flying Circles @ Rickshaw Stop
2/23: Julien Baker @GAMH
2/24: OCD, Trash Vampire, Phosphene
2/24: This Will Destroy You, Emma Ruth Rundle @ The Independent
2/24: Dr. Rubenstein, Erika, Christina Chatfield @ Monarch
I never said the theatre would be dead. I just said it gets more crowded by afternoon. But that would be true of every weekend anyway.
the busy bee has no time for sorrow.
The girls are home, and we went camping in the desert last weekend. As befits the season, 1litro decorated our sun shelter with solar-powered led icicle lights... and this is my somewhat legible attempt to write holiday greetings with a color-changing led light pen. So, to all of you, from The Atom Family:
I wish you would adopt me already......
"Who is this doing this synthetic type of Alpha Beta psychedelic funkin'?"
I would've gone but my grandmother makes the best tamales in the world, in my humble opinion.
We've been going to the movies on Christmas for years. The theaters used to be pretty empty, but now it seems to be THE thing to do. This year (because my brother has a 3 month old and my parents just got a new big screen) we're gonna go with a DVD at home.
Get in the holiday mood, and be eco friendly.
You know, but that's valid because if we are all gonna die anyway shouldn't we be enjoying ourselves now? You know, I'd like to quit thinking of the present, like right now, as some minor insignificant preamble to something else.
It's that tad bit of Crazy that keeps me Sane...
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1/2 slice lemon
Shake blended whiskey, juice of lemon, and powdered sugar with ice and strain into a whiskey sour glass. Decorate with the half-slice of lemon, top with the cherry, and serve.
omg my boss brought in tamales today!! woo!
the busy bee has no time for sorrow.
I think the Christmas tamale tradition is the best thing ever. I need to learn how to make them.
the busy bee has no time for sorrow.
I help my Mexican side of the family make tamales. It's so fun!
My boyfriend and I went to Alabama last week to have an early xmas with his family. We had a big family dinner and I brought presents for everyone. His dad: tommy bahamas sweater, his mom: lucy sweater + gold &spinel necklace, his sis: shirt + opal earrings.
We didn't want to have xmas day over there because we want our own usual xmas with my mom, and our dogs. The dogs get their own stockings and presents lol.
Then we eat lots of oyster dressing, pumpkin pie, green beans... then rent lots of movies (but this year instant netflix!)
I can't post what I got the bf on here since he reads the board, but I got too much as usual. I asked for a slr camera and a few little things. My mom is getting a daily planner, and some burts bees stuff.. she normally doesn't want anything so I never know what to get her. I got one of my friends (who has a 6month old girl)some new baby clothes from the disney store
Also no tree this year, we just decorate the fireplace.
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I am guessing because of the season this happened. I dressed all up to be warm and go out and clear my sidewalks. When I got out there, they were already cleaned and the sun actually made them dry The only down side is I know it was done by my neighbor who is over 75. I only sort of feel bad because he does have a snow blower. Thank you neighbor. I am waiting to hear where our Army girl is. She drove up to Seattle last week and said she would be here by xmas eve. Darn weather. cr****
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Phoenix w/ Alt-J - December 5 - Reno, NV.
Going to get my final push of the holiday spirit in today
Die Hard
Christmas Vacation
Just Friends
It's not Christmas without this.
I'm going to leave work in a few minutes to drive out of town for Xmas weekend. Merry Xmas everyone, have a great weekend! Hopefully I'll be having too much fun to bother posting here, or my phone won't be able to to go online or whatever.
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Does anyone have a link the Star Ocean: Till the End of Time manga?
Does anyone have a link the Star Ocean: Till the End of Time manga?
Everything I Learned In Life, I Learned From CLAMP
11. The most powerful people are alcoholics.
23. Tokyo Tower is, more than likely, the source of all evil.
29. Torture and mind games are just another way of showing you care.
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Btw thanks for the warning =)
www.evil-genius.us Scans Berserk and a number of other hard to find mangas. I'm pretty sure the majority of their scans aren't done by any other groups.
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they have hundreds of series for download plus some read online chapters- plus it's not a forum based one where you have to make so many posts to download- I hate those!
BleachExile.com has many different manga readable online and to d/l
They added different ones recently
Another good one is mangarun.com
Also, about all mangas can be read online if you google "name of manga" manga msn
Ex: Bleach Manga MSN
The first link should have an msn group of it
Also does anyone know any site with the megaman manga, or maybe the old pokemon manga?
I thought they were cool <.<
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Desperate Love.
Hack the Mainstream. (Probably the best one, esp. if you like Minami Haruka.)
Doki Doki.
Storm in Heaven.
Yurusu. (LOVELESS-only scans.)
LOVELESS Zerosum @ lj. (They release LOVELESS as it comes out, scans first, then translations. Sometimes it is scanlated; you have to be a member to access the D/Ls)
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CALL FOR ABSTRACTSTHE 2005 JOINT ASSEMBLY, a partnership between AGU, SEG,
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Virgin Blue is the first airline in Australia to launch a progressive new online 'Web Check-In' service which allows Virgin Blue Guests to check-in for their flight from their home, office or via any internet-connected personal computer up to 24 hours before their scheduled departure time.*
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Harlequins outscored London Irish three tries to none to win 23-9 in Saturday's Premiership clash at Twickenham Stoop.
Harlequins outscored London Irish three tries to none to win 23-9 in Saturday's Premiership clash at Twickenham Stoop.
Quins had to wait until the dying stages to kill off the Exiles but two late tries eventually secured victory.
Conor O'Shea's charges went into the match knowing that a win was an absolute necessity if they had any hope of making the play-offs, with a nine-point gap having opened up between themselves and fourth place, and they made a perfect start.
Former All Black fly-half Nick Evans gave them a seven-point lead with a little over 10 minutes gone as he collected his own chip over the top of the defence to score under the posts and added the conversion with ease.
Evans added a penalty later in the first half as well but the visitors had their moments and James O'Connor made sure they were rewarded for their possession and territory by kicking three penalties of his own to leave the score finely balanced at 10-9 at the break.
Marland Yarde, who will be making the move to the Stoop at the end of the season, made things difficult for the Exiles in the early stages of the second half by picking up a yellow card but it was testament to their defence that the only points that they conceded during the 10 minutes down to 14 men was the resultant Evans penalty.
And Irish were still very much in with a chance of picking up another away victory, after they had won three of their previous five matches on the road, going into the final 10 minutes.
Quins did seal the win that they so desperately needed though with two late tries.
Winger Sam Smith finished off the first of them after an excellent driving maul had created the overlap and the Six Nations player of the tournament Mike Brown marked his return to the side by putting the icing on the cake.
He came into the line to score in the corner after some concerted Harlequins pressure and, although there wasn't enough time left for the hosts to grab the all-important bonus point try, they will be satisfied to be back to winning ways after losing two of their previous three games.
The scorers:
For Harlequins:
Tries: Evans, Smith, Brown
Con: Evans
Pens: Evans 2
For London Irish:
Pens: O'Connor
Yellow card: Yarde
Harlequins: 15 Mike Brown, 14 Ollie Lindsay-Hague, 13 Matt Hopper, 12 Jordan Turner-Hall, 11 Sam Smith, 10 Nick Evans, 9 Danny Care, 8 Nick Easter, 7 Chris Robshaw (c), 6 Luke Wallace, 5 George Robson, 4 Nick Kennedy, 3 Kyle Sinckler, 2 Dave Ward, 1 Joe Marler
Replacements: 16 Max Crumpton, 17 Mark Lambert, 18 Paul Doran Jones, 19 Charlie Matthews, 20 Tom Guest, 21 Karl Dickson, 22 Ben Botica, 23 Tim Molenaar
London Irish: 15 James O'Connor, 14 Topsy Ojo, 13 Fergus Mulchrone, 12 Eamonn Sheridan, 11 Marland Yarde, 10 Shane Geraghty, 9 Tomás O'Leary, 8 Ofisa Treviranus, 7 Blair Cowan, 6 Kieran Low, 5 Nic Rouse, 4 George Skivington (c), 3 Jamie Hagan, 2 Jimmy Stevens, 1 Matt Parr
Replacements: 16 Mike Mayhew, 17 John Yapp, 18 Leo Halavatau, 19 Jebb Sinclair, 20 Gerard Ellis, 21 Alex Lewington, 22 Myles Dorrian, 23 Darren Allinson
Venue: Twickenham Stoop
Referee: Andrew Small
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Skip to comments.UC BERKELEY STUDENT GOVERNMENT BANS TERM ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT
Posted on 11/08/2013 3:28:24 PM PST by mandaladon
The UC Berkeley student government has banned the term illegal immigrant from its discourse, deeming the phrase racist, offensive, unfair and derogatory.
In an unanimous vote, student senators passed a resolution that stated the word illegal is racially charged, dehumanizes people, and contributes to punitive and discriminatory actions aimed primarily at immigrants and communities of color.
The resolution in support of drop the I-word campaign was approved 18 to 0 with one abstention on Oct. 30, according to a copy of the meetings minutes obtained by The College Fix.
Its approval marks at least the second time this semester that a public universitys student government has voted to eradicate the phrase. UCLA passed a nearly identical measure in late August.
There are an estimated 900 students in the country illegally who are currently enrolled in the 10-campus, University of California system, according to UC officials. These students live in fear because former Homeland Security secretary Janet Napolitano is now president of the UC system, according to the resolution, which aims to create a safe campus environment for all students.
The I word is legally inaccurate since being out of status is a civil rather than criminal infraction, states the resolution, which notes some journalists have stopped using the term.
No human being is illegal, the resolution continues. Foreign nationals, undocumented immigrants, immigrants without papers and immigrants seeking status are examples of terms we can use that do not dehumanize people.
The resolution also calls for administrators and faculty to attend an UndocuAlly training workshop.
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Nwoche said while he sympathized with the situation, he thinks the resolution does not accomplish anything substantial. He added he was disappointed in how a student who spoke against the resolution at an earlier meeting was treated by student senators, who laughed or had their backs turned when the lone protestor addressed the dais...........................More proof liberalism is a mental disease.
Id love to ban Berkeley, permanently..maybe send that college to Mars, they can hang out with Lady Gaga since I hear she is going to Mars too in 2015
Hopefully this will keep them safe when walking the streets of Oakland at night.
Berkley is the cesspool of anti-american thinking.
The technically correct term is "illegal alien".
It id more accurate to use "illegal alien"
As a school of "higher learning" they should pick up a dictionary and look up the term, "illegal", them "immigrant". They also need to be told that PC is just another word for lying to excuse bad behavior and/or shift blame to others.
That is my preferred term for them.
That's right. An immigrant is by definition legal. A person who is here without the legal right to be here is never an immigrant.
Is this not quite a turnabout from the 1960s when Berkeley led the way with crude, offensive language and flag burning? All in the name of "free speech!" Do their parents approve. Will you be kicked off campus if you utter those words? Do, in fact, the words speak truth?
Are the UC Berkeley students insulting legal immigrants, who waited in line to become citizens? What country do these students represent? Did UC Berkeley dumb down their entrance requirements, or are only Democrats accepted at the school?
A few days ago a man here locally(East Los Angeles) drove his car into a bus stop injuring two people, including a pregnant woman..he got out of his car, took his kid and bailed..turns out the guy(Who is still wanted by police) is here ILLEGALLY(I know, surprise surprise) and is uninsured..but hey, maybe Jerry Brown can give this guy a drivers license, he sure deserves one/sarc
the word illegal is racially charged"
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This from the home of the 1964 "Free Speech Movement."
Correct. They have no intention of becoming Americans.
PC pussies.
If the abstention hadn't come from someone named Solomon Nwoche, the proverbial kettle of tar would be boiling about now, and the crypto-communists there would be looking around for vegan feathers.
This is the real meaning of Mario Savio's 60's rant and protest for "Free Speech" as a forerunner of the hippie movement. It was a protest outside of the Constitutionally guaranteed "freedom of speech."
Mario Savios protest was that speech must be "OUR FORM" of "free speech." "OUR FORM" of "free speech" is WE can use foul language anytime we want to and we can ban YOU from expressing certain opinions or concepts offensive to us.
Mario Savio and the hippie movement was the harbinger of Socialist tyranny and oppression.
My how times have changed. They went from wetbacks to illegal immigrants to illegal aliens to Obama voters.
***No human being is illegal***
Don't think so? Why don't you smart-a$$e$ go climb the White House fence and run as fast as you can up to one of the windows. And tell the Secret Service you have a right to do this because you're 'human'.
If you're still alive come back and we'll see if your perspective on illegal entry has changed.
lets see how ideological they are when they graduate and can't find jobs.
ah yes Berkeley the epicenter of the 60's FREE SPEECH movement shuts down free speech.
All for banning "illegal immigrant"...
if replacing it with either Crimigrant or Criminalien. The latter preferred.
The way to stop this idiocy is for more Conservatives to be active in student govt while in college.
So they're back to illegal aliens?
I could count the number of Conservatives at UC Berkeley on my middle finger.
Good, because Illegal Alien is a much more descriptive title. These law breaking criminals are not immigrants, or they would have come here legally! They mooch off our tax dollars, rob, rape and murder our citizens and deserve jail and then deportation. Bezerkly can KMA.
I think the institution of UC Berkeley, particularly its leadership and a large portion of its faculty, have in certain ways had a horrendously negative influence on the whole nation and have, directly and indirectly, lowered the quality of life for millions of Americans.
ILleGal IMmiGranT.
For moe, even that term is too soft. Prefixing an action with "illegal" is used for relatively innocuous things such as "illegal fishing" or "illegal parking". My preference for describing the human flotsam and jetsam flooding America would be "criminal invaders" or perhaps "alien terrorists".
the NYC mayor elect calls them undocumented citizens....now isn't that special....
They're not biased or anything, are they?
BTW, Berkeley -- you can't do that. You can't ban speech. Remember Mario Savio and the Free Speech Movement, right on your own campus, back in 1962?
Oh, right -- he was a Communist. Big difference. Sorry, my bad.
I always use the more appropriate term, Foreign Invaders.
They are exactly right to ban the term "illegal immigrant."
They are "illegal aliens."
An immigrant by definition is a legal resident and has a "green card" in his/her possession as proof.
Okay - Just call them what they are: CRIMINAL FOREIGNERS
"Criminal infiltrator"?
"Alien Felon"?
Since 'illegal immigrant' is not acceptable at UC Berkeley I will henceforth use the term, "wetback".
Is referring to Irish, Ukrainian and Russians within the USA without proper immigration paperwork, as 'Illegal Immigrants' racial charged?
Unfortunately for them this is still America. If I want to call an illegal immigrant an illegal immigrant, then I will.
Changing the name does not negate that they are in our Country ILLEGALLY!
Purely Orwellian. Twist and pervert language to the point where no one can see sense or reason.
The Left has Fascist tendencies - it's always about control...I'm so glad I left there in '78...had had enough of political correctness even back then.
Fine by me. Just call them criminals.
They are coming through sophisticated tunnels now, so I guess we have to call them "drybacks"
The correct term is "illegal alien."
Ah, you pointed it out before I did!
I guess they're still OK with wetback?
Foreign Criminal Alien
fine, "foreign invaders" it is.
No human being is illegal,
Technically true...but irrelevant sophistry. It is their location that is illegal.
after they pick up a dictionary (a foreign language book to many of these so-called students) and see the definition of "illegal" and "immigrant" or "alien", they should also pick up and read a copy of the Constitution of the USA (perhaps for the first time).
Then they must read the "Bill of Rights" esp. the First Amendment. Nah, that won't happen in their miserable lifetime. They are so anally PC that you couldn't get a colonoscope in there.
The "Free Speech Movement" in Berkeley, was, in part, Mario Savio anarchy and Communist Party totalitarianism, led by Bettina Aptheker, CPUSA, and daughter of Party theoretician Herbert Aptheker (Moscow's so-called Party ideologue master).
Bettina's name was unaffectionally "Bettina Batcrapper".
I once asked old Herb, before an audience of about 500 people at a Temple Un. guest speaker's program, about his talk on "self determination of people".
I asked him that since he was so in favor of the "self determination of people" against repression, was he also in favor of the rights of the people of Hungary in 1956 to rise up against their Soviet/Communist slavemasters in order to exercise their right of "self-determination".
My question got a few boos from the resident reds.
His answer as that this wasn't an act of "self determination" but an attempt to reimpose fascism on Hungary.
The audience back then was smart enough to see through his dialectical bullshit. Point scored for the good guys.
Today, Aptheker would be the head of the Political Science department in most universities (even though he's been dead for years).
You know the old saying: "Old reds never die; they just smell that way".
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btw, the first segment has that wonderful Gregor show moment where Eberle calls Taylor Hall. it's tremendous!
That was awesome! At first I thought there was a prank caller and they were gonna cut him off. Good thing Hallsy just rolled with it. Shows he's a professional and can take a joke. Love that these two centerpieces of our team are good buddies and like to have fun. We are building a great core and the off ice stuff like this just give me more confidence we will have a winner for a long time. These are character guys.
It was hilarious. And you're right, good on Taylor Hall for not blowing up. Although by the time the teeth comments rolled in I'm sure he was suspicious. :-)
April 22 2012, 03:24PM
Yep. Saved it. My Nuckie buddies are gonna get a copy, hopefully tonight.
Oooo good idea. Saved it too.
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April 22 2012, 10:14PM
To the LA Kings, those of us in Canada outside of BC thank you :)
lol thats exactly wat i put on my twitter page
Oil Kings win, Canucks lose, Tobias Rieder gets two more goals to tie for the CHL lead in playoff points with Ty Rattie, the E-ville Roller Derby teams both won yesterday and a high of +22 tomorrow in beautiful Edmonton.
Only shy of a Barons win, and this would have been a very great day.
April 22 2012, 11:24PM
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I see what you did there ;)
What no rioting? The mst entitled team in the NHL lose? Where was that 2cd line scoring when they needed it? Oh I forgot they traded Hogdson for a coke machine who did absolutely nothing. Notice who scored for LA? Richards and Stoll.Average guys. Not coke machines. Go Blues. Squeeeeeeeee. Thats the sound of the Nuck orca sucking it.
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Edmonton, beautiful city??? Are you still drunk from last night???
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