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Well, before MS existed a lot of the admins and some of the forum members were a part of Bludshock, #blood-scanlations, GW, etc. Depending on how far back you go. I find it depressing that I have spoken with Umbra, Asce, and Franky for the better part of a Decade now.
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Aw, common...depressing?! Think of all the good times...yelling into the computer to have Whitebeard/God2 to upload his mutha fu@kin pages already!!! Sanji going bat sh!t crazy and dropping off the planet for weeks, and then coming back and being like, "man, I had the craziest night with the cops...gotta stop drinking" and then he was gone for good. I do wonder what happened and if he still lurks or is just in jail. Ah, good times...
Yes, we do go back some time. I think of what has happened in my RL over the years and it makes me laugh how crazy and ever changing it has been. Yet, some things never really change like manga and anime (all the hours spent read/watching OP) and the OG #blood-scans!!!
I met Franky in a dream before I came to MS.
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A judge sentenced a woman to nearly the maximum prison term for negligent homicide after hearing a recorded jail conversation in which she made light of the bicyclist she killed.
Melissa Arrington, 27, was convicted two months ago of negligent homicide and two counts of aggravated DUI in connection with the December 2006 death of Paul L'Ecuyer.
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Nick's Spring Training Report for 3/25
Yesterday was a night game for the Minor Leaguers as they took on the Texas Rangers prospects. These games are fun, but can be difficult because there are four games going on simultaneously. I was trying to catch as many interesting prospects as I could, but I kept getting pulled to another field. Then I kept missing out on guys that I wanted to see.
Jonathan Keck (LHP) – He's a tall lefty who was pretty impressive in the high A game. He was throwing his fastball 90-92 and touched 93. It had good movement and he also flashed a really good curveball. In another organization he might get a lot more love, particularly since he's a lefty. In the Royals organization he's one of the many talented lefties. Someone to keep an eye on in 2011.
Tyler Graham (RHP) – Taken in the 22nd round of last year's draft, Graham pitched in Idaho Falls last season. He pitched exclusively out of the bullpen. He's a "max effort" pitcher. When he throws the ball it looks like he's trying to choke the life out of it—it's a violent delivery. With that kind of delivery, he's not going to be moved out of the bullpen and he might have some injury issues. It also hurts his ability to throw a secondary pitch, because getting a feel for it and also hiding it from the hitters can be difficult.
Shin Jin-Ho ( C) – He's been kind of a mystery man since he was signed in 2009 as a 17 year old from South Korea. Behind the plate, he looked comfortable. He's a "flat-footed" catcher, meaning when he crouches his heels are on the ground. It's a technique that much better scouts than myself say they prefer. He seemed to pick balls out of the dirt pretty well, but I never saw him catch with runners on so it's difficult to see how he would do when he has to block the ball.
At the plate, he seemed a little over-matched in the Low A game as he got blown away with a high fastball. It was only one plate appearance, so I wouldn't take much away from it. He's still very young and very raw. He might never be worth what the Royals paid for him, but he bears watching. He spent all of last year in the Arizona League (Rookie) and might graduate to Burlington (Rookie) this year.
Johnny Giavotella (2B) – Giavotella is an interesting prospect. Pretty much everyone who gets a chance to watch him likes what they see, but there is plenty of debate on what his ceiling is. Some say average Major Leaguer, some say below average some say possibly above average. What makes him difficult to guage is that he does lots of things well and no one-thing great. He's kind of like David Dejesus in that way. I've gotten to see him as much as any prospect in the system and I'm a believer in his ability. There are some questions about his defense and whether it's Major League or not.
Scouting position players can be difficult without watching them every single day. What I see and continue to see in Spring Training this year is a player who can and will get a shot to be a Major League player. He has a decent bat with some occasional power and he has a decent glove that he works hard on.
Wil Myers (OF) – Myers continued to impress, but by not swinging the bat. I watched him walk three times in a Minor League Spring Training game. His pitch recognition and plate discipline are that good. It's disappointing not to see him swing the bat when he can do it so well, but a guy who has the ability to take walks like that in that kind of game is advanced.
Brett Eibner (OF) – One of the guys I was really anxious to see, but kept missing when I went to his field. People that did get to see him said he looked really good and put some charge into the balls he got a hold of.
Christian Colon (SS) – His bat will play in the Major Leagues, questions linger over his glove and ability to stick at shortstop. I haven't had a chance to see him field much so I can't comment, but I do like his bat. I think he has a really good season this year.


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The nation's passion for sports is obvious every day—at NASCAR races, kiddie soccer matches, and countless other contests. From a handball used by Abraham Lincoln to Chris Evert's tennis racket to a baseball signed by Jackie Robinson, the roughly 6.000 objects in the Museum's sports collections bear witness to the vital place of sports in the nation's history. Paper sports objects in the collections, such as souvenir programs and baseball cards, number in the hundreds of thousands.
Leisure collections encompass a different range of objects, including camping vehicles and gear, video games, playing cards, sportswear, exercise equipment, and Currier and Ives prints of fishing, hunting, and horseracing. Some 4,000 toys dating from the colonial period to the present are a special strength of the collections.
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1929 Miller Race Car #18
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- From board tracks to the Indianapolis 500, auto racing in the 1920s attracted national and international attention. Harry Miller's handcrafted race cars were the most sought-after entries because of their exquisite mechanical designs, outstanding performance, speed records, and sleek, aerodynamic beauty.
- By 1926, as speeds increased, Indy authorities had reduced engine displacement to 91 cubic inches. Miller compensated by adding a supercharger and perfecting front-wheel drive, eliminating the drive shaft and lowering the car's profile. But a ban on superchargers and the onset of the Depression ended Miller's dominance. This car, one of two in existence, captures Miller's mastery at its peak.
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GENERAL SANTOS CITY, Philippines — At the moment that lent such rich backlighting to the fight coming Saturday night, Marvin Somodio couldn't feel his knees.
At the moment that wound up shoveling a fresh heap of fascination on Manny Pacquiao's return opposite Brandon Rios in a 12-round welterweight fight (HBO, pay-per-view, 9 p.m. Saturday) at the Venetian in Macau, China, Gerry Penalosa felt shock, then felt tears.
And at the moment when Pacquiao toppled last Dec. 8 in Las Vegas against Juan Manuel Marquez, that familiar, upright face suddenly gone into the canvas, Freddie Roach felt an emotion he seldom courts: worry.
Somodio is Roach's assistant who left the sport briefly in early 2012 after one of his Filipino trainees died from injuries suffered in the ring.
SPORTS ON EARTH: In camp with Pacquiao
Penalosa is the 41-year-old former bantamweight titlist who lived with Pacquiao for 14 months early this century in Room 120 of the Vagabond Inn in Hollywood as the aspiring Filipinos reached the USA.
And Roach is the Hall of Fame trainer whose Hollywood gym Pacquiao entered one midday in June 2001 as their fates intertwined and then soared.
All have gone from uncertainty leaving the MGM Grand that Saturday night to optimism leaving training last Monday in General Santos, the 700,000-person city where Pacquiao once sold candy as a wiry kid on the streets.
"Some people think he's done," Somodio said, "but some people who really know him, they think he's going to bounce back."
Knockouts can haunt many boxers, as Roach can attest, and Pacquiao is not many boxers, as Roach can attest.
"He doesn't care," Roach said. "He doesn't care."
As Pacquiao and Rios approach the Chinese protectorate Macau's bid to play in the big-event big leagues, everybody wonders if Pacquiao again can resemble Pacquiao, an uncertainty Rios trainer Robert Garcia claimed fed Roach's ire in that zany inter-camp scuffle caught on video Wednesday morning.
Pacquiao-Rios fight preview
Preview one of the most anticipated action fights of the year. Pacquiao vs. Rios happens Sat., Nov. 23 live on pay-per-view beginning at 9pm ET/6pm PT.
As the Pacquiao-minded went to the dressing room that startling night last December, everybody wondered what to expect, a crushing sixth-round blow having stunned everybody near ringside.
"All of us were crying — his wife, his father, his daughter, me and my daughter," Penalosa said. Everyone except the knocked-out himself. "But I hug him and he hug me and say, 'It's boxing. Sometimes you lose.'"
Pacquiao's Christian adviser Chris Aguilar from his vivid entourage, a huge and long-bearded man of 58 who appeared in two Chuck Norris movies and was a bodyguard for the eventually ousted president Ferdinand Marcos in the 1980s, had "closed my eyes and prayed to God and said, 'God, everything is in your hands,'" he said.
Entering the dressing room alongside the action-film actor Steven Seagal, Aguilar said, "I saw him praying, 'Glory to God, glory to Jesus.' Despite what happened to him, he said, 'No, it's all God's will.'"
And Roach "worried about him," he said, "but he was really sharp.
"He knew exactly where he was, and I said, 'The ambulance is coming to take you to the hospital, you want me to come with you?' He said, 'Only one can come, and Jinkee (wife) will come with me,' and I said, 'If you have any problem, let me know.' I knew the doctor because I've been doing this a long time.
"So we started walking toward the ambulance, right? And he said, 'Well, one minute, I've got to go to the bathroom.' I said, 'Why?' He said, 'I've got to wash my face.' I said, 'Why?' He said, 'Because I have blood on it.' I thought, he's that conscious. He doesn't want to be embarrassed and walk in, and then the doctor said, 'We have a sink in the ambulance,' and he told him he could use that sink.
"But when he said that, he was that aware, I knew he was OK. ... My girlfriend's a doctor and she was ringside and she was really worried, too, but when I told her his awareness and that story, she said, 'Wow. That was good. A very positive sign.'"
From there that night, back in the suite at the Mandalay Bay, Aguilar recalled being among those charged with keeping the boxer awake as recommended post-trauma. They stayed up from around midnight until 10 a.m., and Pacquiao played some wee-hours chess with Jinkee's uncle, a judge. Pacquiao scored a rare checkmate and the judge was incredulous, but Aguilar recalled Pacquiao saying, "It's not every day New Year's Day, it's not every day Christmas Day. It's like boxing. I believed I will win the fight but I lost."
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Manny Pacquiao and Brandon Rios meet face-to-face for this exclusive interview. Their live pay-per-view fight is Saturday, Nov. 23.
And from there, everyone in Camp Pacquiao swears, the former eight-division champion never has strayed from that nugget: That's boxing. It's as if the person knocked out consoled the inconsolable witnesses to that knockout. "I'm ready physically, mentally, spiritually, but God is the one who chooses the winner," Pacquiao said as camp closed.
Said Roach, "When you can accept that winning and losing's part of the sport, getting knocked out is part of the sport also, you're a better man than me, because when I first got knocked out, it changed my life. I was never as brave, never as fearless. It really affected my boxing career."
Pacquiao's childhood friend and longtime assistant trainer, Buboy Fernandez, said this camp had emphasized the avoidance of "the error of overconfidence." He said, "From that fight, we learn a lot." But he said, "This guy's very smart, you know. He's not like other fighters, this will happen to them, and they get discouraged, or depressed, but this guy, the two fights that happened (including the controversial split-decision loss to Timothy Bradley in June 2012), he's only said, 'It's done.'"
Roach claims that approach dates back to their start, before the five trainer of the year awards he attributes to having the best boxer.
"When I first met him and I talked to him, like, he wanted to show me his prior fights, and the ones he wanted to show me mostly was when he got knocked out (twice, in 1996 in Manila and 1999 in Thailand), because he wasn't ashamed of that," Roach said. "It was part of the sport. And you know what? He's right. Everybody can't deal with it like that, though, or most don't deal with it like that.
"So, you know, we're coming off a loss, but Rios is coming off a loss, too. Nobody talks about that."
Nobody talks about that because everybody talks about Dec. 8 and wonders what it meant for Pacquiao. Roach told reporters on a conference call during camp he might recommend retirement if Pacquiao loses or struggles, even as he said last Saturday of Rios, "The more tape I watch of Brandon Rios, the worse he gets." Everyone in camp noticed the same old compelling speed, with sparring partner Liam Vaughan saying, "Some fighters get slower as the fight goes on. He gets faster. It's weird."
And Gavin MacMillan, Pacquiao's new conditioning coach who has worked in multiple sports, thinks the Philippines congressman's athleticism is still compelling enough that with training modifications — no weights, no hills — he could go five more years.
The first clue comes Sunday morning Macau time, 16 time zones and 350 days from Las Vegas.
Manny Pacquiao vs. Brandon Rios happens Saturday, Nov. 23 live on pay-per-view.


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LAWRENCE - Jamey "Elly Mae" Peacock, 44, of Lawrence, passed away on Friday, July 27, 2007, of cancer.
Elly Mae was born on Feb. 5, 1963 in Price, one of seven children born to Boyd and Diane Potter. She married Kevin Peacock on July 17, 1981.
Elly Mae is survived by her husband, Kevin Peacock, Lawrence; mother, Diane Potter, Huntington; grandmother, Margie Ward, Huntington; her loving children, Eshia Peacock, Castle Dale, and Keyanna Peacock, Orangeville; three grandchildren; Mikah, Chel and Alex; sisters and brothers, Stacy (Mike) Christman, Orangeville; DeVon Potter, Delta, Colo.; Brett Potter, Huntington; Wayne (Lisa) Potter, Tucson Ariz.; Cody (Barbie) Potter, Huntington; Marty (Mandi) Potter, Eckert, Colo.; in-laws, Robert (LaRee) Peacock, Price; and many other family and friends. She was preceded in death by her grandfather, Heber Ward; father, Boyd Potter; and brother, Chel Potter.
Memorial services will be Friday, Aug. 3, 11 a.m. at the Desert Edge Christian Chapel, 500 S. Main, Huntington. Interment will follow at the Huntington City Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
PRICE/BULLHEAD CITY, Ariz. - Peter Paul Liapis, age 83, passed away peacefully July 29, 2007 at his home in Bullhead City, Ariz. He was born Oct. 31, 1923 in Mohrland to Paul and Foto Lambrinos Liapis. Married Alberta Leo in the Greek Orthodox Church in Price prior to moving to California. Pete enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corp at the beginning of WWII, spending three years of combat in the Pacific. He was wounded at Guam and the Marianas Islands and received the Purple Heart while serving with the Carleson Raider Battalion. Pete returned to Carbon County, where he was a member of the Carbon College championship football team. He was honored as a member of the all-conference football team in 1947 when they won the championship.
Pete won many boxing titles, including the international heavy weight title of AAU. His success in amateur boxing led him to move to Fullerton, Calif., where he was a counselor and coach for the Fullerton Boys Club for 23 years. Pete was associated with many professional sports dignitaries who held him in the highest esteem. His association with Rick Miller, director of 11 Boys Clubs of Phoenix and founder of the Kids for Hope National Foundation was Pete's life career.
After retirement from the Fullerton Boys Club, he was a successful businessman owning hotels in California and Arizona. But in his heart and mind, he was always the athletic director of the Fullerton Boys Club.
May his memory be eternal.
Survived by his loving wife, Alberta, Bullhead City, Ariz.; sons, Rock, Bullhead City, Ariz.; Peter Jr., Los Angeles, Calif.; daughter, Faye Schumacher, Redding, Calif.; sisters, Sylvia (John) Platis, Dorothy Kay, Helen Maxfield; four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Preceded in death by his parents and brothers, George and Harry Liapis. Funeral service Saturday, Aug. 4, 11 a.m., Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, Price. Trisagion service, Friday evening, 7 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Friday and Saturday one hour prior to service. Committal, Price City Cemetery.


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The First Overall Pick: Avoid Nugent-Hopkins
Jonathan Willis
February 05 2011 09:39PM
As it stands today, at least four players have a legitimate shot at going first overall: defenceman Adam Larsson of the Swedish Elite League, and forwards Sean Couturier, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Gabriel Landeskog.
After looking through the numbers, I'm convinced that Nugent-Hopkins would be the wrong selection.
Over in Lowetide's gameday thread, commenter PunjabiOil made mention of an interesting point with regard to Nugent-Hopkins:
[Ryan Nugent-Hopkins] concerns me. 47 of his 69 points (someone on HF did a breakdown) have come on the powerplay. [Sean Couturier] appears to be a vastly superior prospect, IMO.
Naturally, that caught my attention. From what I've seen, junior players that put up a massive percentage of their points on the power play tend not to carry that production with them into the NHL. Generally, young forwards simply don't get the same amount of minutes on the power play in the big leagues that they get in junior, and thus it's essential that they also have production at even-strength.
In light of that, I decided to break down the offensive production of the three forwards in major junior by game state. This required going through the game sheets on the OHL, WHL and QMJHL websites, so it's possible I made an error adding somewhere – the QMJHL website in particular is not especially user-friendly – but these numbers should be either bang on or very close to it.
Power-Play Scoring
|Ryan Nugent-Hopkins
|Sean Couturier
|Gabriel Landeskog
Even-Strength/Shorthanded Scoring
|Sean Couturier
|Gabriel Landeskog
|Ryan Nugent-Hopkins
*Note: Couturier's numbers include six points while short-handed: two goals and four assists. He's the only one of these three players to be adding offence while short-handed.
The dichotomy between Nugent-Hopkins' results in these two tables is incredible. On the one hand, he contributes more offence on the power-play than Couturier and Landeskog combined. Clearly, the diminutive forward is an ace with the man advantage.
However, at even-strength Nugent-Hopkins is actually the least effective of the three players, particularly when we take into account games played: Couturier's played 44, Landeskog 33 and Nugent-Hopkins 52. In other words, while both of the other forwards are slightly above the point-per-game mark in even-strength offence, Nugent-Hopkins is well below it.
I'm actually surprised at how well Gabriel Landeskog holds up by this measure – he's pretty much on par with Sean Couturier's even-strength results, and although he doesn't compare on the power play that might indicate he's a better scorer than his reputation would suggest.
This is hardly a comprehensive evaluation of the three players, but based on the results I have no hesitation in saying that I'd rank Nugent-Hopkins well back of both Couturier and Landeskog.
Sorry, I've got to disagree with all the RNH haters out there. I've seen this kid play 5+ games (as both a 16yo and 17yo) and I'll take what I've seen with my own eyes over some guy pouring over a stats sheet. Its not always about the stats, there are certain intangibles that come into play when selecting future talent, no? Granted, my viewing sample of Landeskog, Larsson, and Couturier is limited, but I have no hesitation in supporting the Oilers drafting RNH. Is he a guy that has the skill to play next year? Absolutely. Does he have the size necessary to play next year? No. That's the only thing holding him back IMHO. And to make the suggestion that because he produces on the powerplay he shouldn't be picked. How much time does Taylor Hall get on the PP? How many of his JR points came via the PP? Yes, I'm biased, but only because of the sample size of games I've seen RNH play in.
Sorry, that should read 55+ games! Not that a viewing sample of 5 games isn't a lot ;)
February 06 2011, 07:18PM
JW: how do the nhl equivelencies compare between the three
JW, have you crunched the numbers for past years to see if NHL production actually holds up to this hypothesis? I seem to remember this exact same argument being used to suggest that Seguin should be selected over Hall.
I think that it makes sense that even strength production should be more important, but given the differences in team mates and systems, the relatively small numbers could be skewed. Certainly relying on one stat alone to make a decision between prospects seems hasty.
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1) Willis isn't complaining that the kid is producing on the power play. That would be cookoo! Especially as an Oilers fan. Perhaps he should've phrased it differently, but from what I'm seeing here RNH's numbers are over-inflated due to either his or the Rebels supriority with the extra man.
2) Given that you've seen 55+ games, this tells me that you're probably a season ticket holder for Red Deer. That makes you a biased observer to some degree. You basically admit this yourself, which leads to...
3) I don't think anyone's arguing if the kid has the talent to play in the NHL next season. The question is, is he the best player for the Oilers on a go-forward basis? Unless his family has a history of substantially filling out physically in their late teens, early 20s, I'd say no.
February 07 2011, 08:29AM
I have two words for powerplay specialists in juniors and their transition to the majors... Robert Schremp (but that is an entirely different can of worms).
Nope, not a season ticket holder. I'm a broadcaster, so I do have the ability to watch RNH play without "starry eyes" clouding my view. When I first arrived in RD, I wasn't sure what all the hype was about. After watching him play just 2 games, I discovered why. The hockey intelligence is just something that you can't teach and RNH has it.
I agree maybe Willis couldve phrased it differently, but again, you can't judge prospects solely on numbers and stats. RNH goes up against the oppositions best players night in and night out and excells. Powerplay, even strength, whatever. In fact, RNH could play on Edmontons PP right now and succeed!
And I've met both his parents. His pops is a big guy. RNH will fill out
@sierraracs (and all the rest talking about PP production in Junior and the Bigs)
I vehemently disagree with the "putting points up on the PP in junior does not make you a sure fire. NHLer" logic
Yes, it does guarantee NHL success. But that rationale is only applicable to late first round- early 2nd round picks. Someone mentioned Robbie Schremp. Did he go first overall? A first overall pick will get PP time, so that argument doesn't hold any water
Sorry again. That should read DOES NOT guarantee success at the NHL level. I need to stop commenting with my Blackberry!
Thanks for bringing that forward, I didnt realize so many of his points were coming on the pp. I think he drops a few spots in my estimation then certainly. I'm still unsure of Couturier and would lean towards Larsson or possibly Landeskog with the comparisons to Mike Richards (who wouldnt kill for a guy like that on their team).
February 07 2011, 11:01AM
Couturier or RNH one of those two are the only thing that will make me happy this draft...
Drafting Larsson is way too much of crapshoot, too many top 5 Dmen turn into "decent" players... Not what you want out of a top 5 pick at all. Would you take Victor Headman over Duchene or Tavares? How about any of the big Dmen last year over Hall...? Didn't think so, yet you can look through the archives for the same tired reasoning from people wanting us to take gubranson and fowler...
Landeskog while a excellent player is a winger, who would you like to see on the third & fourth line? Hemsky, Eberly, Omark or Landeskog?
Taking a player that has had success at the centre position throughout his career would fill an actual hole on this team as apposed to just upgrading a position, its not like Couturier or RNH aren't having incredible success either...
February 07 2011, 11:48AM
For the Oil to draft RNH, he had better be miles ahead of the other three mentioned. Edmonton simply cannot afford any more undersized players. If Edm ends up picking 4th, I still don't want him.
February 07 2011, 12:01PM
Hoovisonfire, the kid is over 6 feet tall he is just lean at 170 pounds right now. No danger of being a sub 6 foot tall smurf, just need to wait for his frame to fill out with a proper workout schedule.
The plus here is he is competing well with a weight disadvantage. If he fills out well, he will be well set to compete with men seeing as he is used to not being the strongest kid on the ice.
While players who are much bigger(at this stage) may develop bad habits when they are used to being 20 pounds heavier than the kids they are playing against.
me78: How many games have you watched Landeskog or Couturier in person?


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Behind The Orange Door is a Connecticut-based, vintage home furnishing store founded by Kate Kiraly. BTOD offers carefully selected pieces which combine a New England preppy aesthetic with styles ranging from Mid-Century Modern and Hollywood Regency to chinoiserie chic. The shop is a resource for homeowners, interior designers, and decorators looking for unique and beautiful pieces with personality and character.


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Propet Wash & Wear Walking Shoe - Mens
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Shoes don't get much easier than this! The men's Wash & Wear sneaker from Propét features a washable leather upper and comfortable, slip-on design perfect for the man on the go.
- Water and stain resistant leather and synthetic upper
- Pull tabs on tongue and heel for easy slip-on
- Stretchy collar for snug fit
- Soft fabric lining
- Removable, contoured cushion insole provides added shock absorption
- Cushioned midsole
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Location: Reston, VA
January 26, 2014
Easy on and off
"My husband loves this pair of shoes. They are easy to take on and off and very comfortable. They would be good shoes to travel with as they are easy to take off to go through security. He usually wears a wide but had to get these in extra wide so they must run a bit narrow."
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Skechers Bikers Dream Come True Sneaker - Womens
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The name says it all. The women's Dream Come True low-top sneaker from Skechers is just that, a dream come true! Comfy and stylish, you can wear these for long walks and busy weekends.
- Suede and fabric upper
- Slip-on design with bungee lacing
- Stretchy collar for a snug fit
- Soft fabric lining
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June 23, 2014
Skechers Sneakers
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March 28, 2014
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February 11, 2014
The best shoe....
"I love these! So much so, that I have three pair (black, grey and off-white) and want another in white! I have had surgeries on both ankles, and these have support, but are the most comfortable shoes I have ever worn! No break in period needed either! Have two friends that have bought them after seeing mine. Highly recommend!"
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1–5, Many false spirits are abroad in the earth; 6–9, Wo unto the hypocrites and those who are cut off from the Church; 10–14, Elders are to preach the gospel by the Spirit; 15–22, Both preachers and hearers need to be enlightened by the Spirit; 23–25, That which doth not edify is not of God; 26–28, The faithful are possessors of all things; 29–36, The prayers of the purified are answered; 37–46, Christ is the Good Shepherd and the Stone of Israel.
1 Hearken, O ye elders of my church, and give ear to the
2 Behold, verily I say unto you, that there are many spirits which are false
3 And also
4 Behold, I, the Lord, have looked upon you, and have seen
5 But blessed are they who are faithful and
6 But wo unto them that are
7 Behold, verily I say unto you, there are
8 But the
9 Wherefore, let every man beware lest he do that which is not in truth and righteousness before me.
10 And now come, saith the Lord, by the Spirit, unto the elders of his church, and let us
11 Let us reason even as a man reasoneth one with another face to face.
12 Now, when a man reasoneth he is understood of man, because he reasoneth as a man; even so will I, the Lord, reason with you that you may
13 Wherefore, I the Lord ask you this question—unto what were ye
14 To preach my gospel by the
15 And then received ye
16 Behold ye shall answer this question yourselves; nevertheless, I will be
17 Verily I say unto you, he that is ordained of me and sent forth to
18 And if it be by some other way it is not of God.
19 And again, he that receiveth the word of truth, doth he receive it by the Spirit of truth or some other way?
20 If it be some other way it is not of God.
21 Therefore, why is it that ye cannot understand and know, that he that receiveth the word by the
22 Wherefore, he that preacheth and he that receiveth, understand one another, and both are
23 And that which doth not
24 That which is of God is
25 And again, verily I say unto you, and I say it that you may know the
26 He that is
27 Wherefore, he is possessor of all things; for all things are
28 But no man is possessor of
29 And if ye are
30 But know this, it shall be given you what you shall
31 Wherefore, it shall come to pass, that if you behold a
32 And it shall be given unto you,
33 Not with
34 He that receiveth of God, let him
35 And by giving heed and doing these things which ye have received, and which ye shall hereafter receive—and the
36 And behold, verily I say unto you, blessed are you who are now hearing these words of mine from the mouth of my servant, for your sins are
37 Let my servant Joseph Wakefield, in whom I am well pleased, and my servant
38 And also my servant John Corrill, or as many of my servants as are ordained unto this office, and let them labor in the
39 Wherefore, in this thing my servant
40 Behold, ye are little children and ye cannot
42 And none of them that my Father hath given me shall be
43 And the Father and I are
44 Wherefore, I am in your midst, and I am the
45 And the


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Eric Church Releases Rootsy New Song, 'Give Me Back My Hometown'
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With a drum machine and his familiar vocals, Church leaves his mark on the second single off his forthcoming release. In a November Billboard cover story, Church revealed that he wrote or co-wrote 121 songs for The Outsiders and said there is no irony in the album title selection. more on this story
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Halloween Attractions in Saskatchewan are huge over the top Halloween Family Fun for everyone no matter if you are looking for a Saskatchewan Corn Maze, or Halloween Pick Your Own Pumpkin Patch in Saskatchewan www.HalloweenAttraction.com is the single best source to find everything Halloween this October we want to help you locate all the best Halloween events in and around Saskatoon, Regina, Swift Current, North Battleford and Price Albert, Saskatchewan.
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The Alabama-Mississippi RMP provides future direction for managing several small tracts of BLM-administered surface land and more than 800,000 acres of BLM-administered mineral estate throughout Alabama and Mississippi. The RMP establishes goals and objectives for resource management; identifies lands that are open or available for certain uses, including any restrictions, and lands that are closed to certain uses; provides comprehensive management direction for all resources and uses; and makes broad scale decisions guiding future site-specific implementation decisions.
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