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By SHARREE JENSENStaff Writer
The Orangeville City Youth Football Team presented the city council with two trophies that they won last year from the league championships. They are giving the trophies to the council to display at city hall and plan to add more trophies this year. They also asked for a donation to help purchase practice jerseys for the team, equipment and to help with an end-of-season party for the youth. The council agreed to donate $100 and would like a picture of the team to display with the trophies.
The new youth council was also present at the meeting. Each member was introduced to the council and stated their position on the youth council. Members are: Chandler Tanner, Mayor; Alyssa Cox, Mayor-Elect; Kira Humphrey, Mayor-Elect; Councilmembers Tony Keegan, Louis Duke, Jessica Tuttle, Raquel Cox and Katie Reynolds; Casey Murray, Recorder; Sonny Robertson, Treasurer; and alternate councilmembers Shari Tuttle, Tyler Tuttle, and Chelsea Humphrey.
The youth council will be meeting the third Thursday of each month. Each member has signed an agreement to attend 75 percent of all meetings, maintain a 3.0 grade point average in school, be a proper example to their peers and fulfill all assignments required for their position. The theme for this year is "Service with a Smile."
A resident came to discuss the family's gazebo they built. She reviewed the events of the past few months as she remembers them. She and her family spent about six weeks constructing the gazebo. She questioned whether or not it was necessary to obtain a building permit and figured that if it was, the council would let them know. No one stopped them or discussed permits with them during the six weeks they were building the gazebo. When the gazebo was nearly complete, she received a letter from the city stating that she needed to move trees that were too close to the sidewalk. The letter also
stated that if the gazebo were on her frontage road, she would need to move it back 25 feet, and if it was classified as an "accessory building" it would need to be moved 40 feet back. She attended a planning and zoning meeting where she was informed that they were not allowed to ask for a variance because the gazebo was a man-made obstruction not a natural obstruction. She received a request to attend a Board of Adjustments meeting. She received a call just prior to the meeting requesting that she bring a drawing of her yard, to scale. She didn't have time to get the drawing together and hadn't received any information from the planning and zoning committee, so she did not attend the Board of Adjustments meeting. She then received another letter stating that she had 30 days to move the gazebo or the city would take her to court. She found that they are unable to appeal. She also received a letter asking her to ask for a variance, which she had previously been told was illegal.
She has contacted David McKay, who is over the building inspectors for the state of Utah. He has informed her that the gazebo is a "decoration" rather than an "accessory building," and that if the building is under 200 square feet, it does not require a building permit. She copied a page out of the International Residential Code book and brought for the council to look at. She thinks that Orangeville City codes may not comply with the IRC and would like them to look into it. Her gazebo is 165 square feet.
Patrick Jones noted that he had contacted the Utah League of Cities and Towns and they had told him that no ordinance in the state would allow that size of structure in a front lot line and that the city has a moral obligation to abide by existing laws. Howard Shorthill stated that the Utah Building Code states that the building requires a permit if it is over 120 square feet.
The resident said that she is giving the city a chance to review the information and look into the ordinances to see if changes need to be made, before going to court. The council said that the interpretation of ordinances vary from person to person.
The Orangeville ordinance states that any corner lot must have all "accessory buildings," which the city has determined the gazebo to be, must be 40 feet back from the lot line. The gazebo is directly in the line of sight. The council made it clear that she is not in violation of the building code, but in violation of the zoning ordinance. No agreement between the two parties was reached at the meeting.
In other business, the council also held two public hearings at the meeting. The first was to obtain public information on uses for the Community Development Block Grant money. The second was for the annexation policy. The city has a map of where they would like the future growth of the city to be. Apparently, part of Orangeville's area overlapped the area already designated by Castle Dale City and needed to be adjusted. The planning and zoning committee must approve all changes before the ordinance can be passed. There were no comments for either hearing.
The citizens selected as judges for the Nov. 4 election are Sandra Oman, Julie Watson, Janean Hinkins with Kim Leffler as an alternate judge.
In council reports, Dennis Tuttle, planning and zoning, mentioned that there were more people calling before beginning building projects. Cindy Nielson, treasurer, reminded the council to review the investment policy. She wants to get it sent into the national board for approval, which takes about six months. This will protect the city's money from being invested improperly. The state regulations will set the guides for investing. Murleen Bean, recorder, announced that the city had received a certificate of appreciation from Workforce Services for hiring through them. The council has set the date for the Christmas party as Dec. 9. Randall Stilson has been trying to obtain a city vehicle. He has tried to obtain it by donation, but has had little luck. He has found that most likely they will have to go through the auction on Nov. 1, and buy one. He also made a motion to give all full-time employees the Friday following Thanksgiving off with pay. Employees will remain on call. The motion passed unanimously. He noted that the new sign by the bridge has been bent and needs to be fixed. He also stressed the need for citizens to get out and vote on Nov. 4. Write-ins must be a registered candidate and they must register by Oct 21.
Jeffery Tuttle reported that Orangeville used about 58 acres of secondary water in September, which is very good. The city used about the same amount as Castle Dale.
The next Orangeville City Council meeting will be held Nov. 13 at 7 p.m.


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Skip to comments.An American Hiroshima?
Posted on 08/02/2005 5:16:46 AM PDT by SJackson
Frontpage Interviews guest today is Joseph Farah, the
Frontpage Interviews guest today is Joseph Farah, thefounder, editor and chief executive officer of WND and a nationally syndicated radio talk-show host. He is also the publisher of Joseph Farah's G2 Bulletin, a premium, online, subscription intelligence news service.
FP: Joseph Farah, welcome to Frontpage Interview. It is a pleasure to have you here.
Farah: Thank you, Jamie.
FP: In one of your recent G-2 bulletins, you discuss the evidence suggesting that Osama is planning what he calls an "American Hiroshima" and that he already has the means to do it. Al Qaeda has apparently already smuggled nuclear weapons into the U.S. This is simply terrifying. Can you tell us a bit about this?
Farah: Several reporters and top intelligence analysts -- people including me, Yossef Bodansky, the former terrorism guru to the U.S. Congress, Paul Williams, author of the upcoming book, "The Al Qaeda Connection," and others -- have been working quietly and independently for years on this issue of al-Qaida's acquisition and plans for nuclear weapons. What's happening is that this independent work has led to surprisingly similar conclusions -- that al-Qaida has nuclear weapons, probably many of them, and that some of them, according to a variety of sources, have already been smuggled into this country using our porous borders and with the help of criminal enterprises like the MS-13 gang.
There is no question, based on captured documents and captured al-Qaida leaders that Osama bin Laden has been planning his "American Hiroshima" for many years -- long before Sept. 11, 2001. When you hear U.S. officials -- from President Bush, to Vice President Dick Cheney, to the head of the FBI and Homeland Security all telling us about the "inevitability" of a terrorist attack on the U.S. with weapons of mass destruction, this is what they are talking about. They haven't come right out and made the announcements about what they know is the threat because they have determined it might create a panic. We're not reporting anything the White House doesn't know. We're not reporting anything the CIA doesn't know. We're not reporting anything the FBI doesn't know. We're just reporting what the American people don't know. And since the government is doing next to nothing to protect the American people, it seems appropriate to let them in on the dirty little secret.
There is a major threat to the U.S. civilian population from al-Qaida's existing nuclear arsenal -- and, based on the evidence, I believe some of that arsenal has already been delivered to this country.
FP: What are Al Qaeda's prime targets? Why?
Farah: Again, according to captured documents and captured al-Qaida leaders -- and some defectors -- the plans are to detonate multiple nuclear weapons in major U.S. cities -- either all at once or over a period of days. You can guess most of the prime targets -- New York, Washington, Philadelphia, Chicago, Los Angeles, etc. The only surprise, according to my sources, is that al-Qaida's list is not based on the cities with the most population. The list is based on where most American Jews live. So you see some cities like Miami and Las Vegas and San Francisco on the list. Dates are very important to al-Qaida, as we have come to know, and one of the dates mentioned in connection with this "American Hiroshima" plan is Aug. 6, the anniversary of the U.S. nuclear attack on Hiroshima in 1945. No year has been set, but it is worth noting that this Aug. 6th is the 60th anniversary of that attack.
FP: If Al Qaeda really perpetrated this horror, what would be the result?
Farah: Thre's an old joke that goes: "One nuclear bomb can ruin your whole day." Even one nuclear detonation in a major U.S. city, of course, would mean not only the deaths of potentially millions, but it would wreak havoc on the U.S. economy -- which is a always a goal with bin Laden. He doesn't want to just kill Americans. He wants to defeat the USA. He wants to bring us to our knees. And he wants to give all the glory to Allah.
FP: Could you expand a bit on the sources for this information? How do we know they are reliable?
Farah: Personally, I have been working on this project for nearly four years. This story has not come together all at once. It has come together piecemeal over that period of time. I have had what I consider to be credible sourcing on 95 percent of this for quite awhile. I withheld it from publication because I couldn't even believe it myself. I didn't and don't want it to be true. I have no desire to be right about this. I want very badly to be wrong. This is not a story that can advance my reputation, credibility, career or business interests. If I'm wrong, which I hope I am, people may some day laugh at me. I will gratefully accept that. If I'm right, nobody is going to be saying, "Gee, that Farah told it like it was." They will be focused on the national disaster that has struck us -- just as I will be. About 90 percent of the information I have gathered on this plan is from publicly sourced documents available to you and anyone else who wants to spend the time looking for them. It's only the analysis and interpretation that requires skilled -- and sometimes unnamed -- intelligence sources.
FP: Tell us a bit about Al Qaedas cooperation with the Russians on this matter.
Farah: I don't know of any official cooperation with the Russian government. But al-Qaida has purchased the services of former KGB officers and former Spetznaz special forces troops with knowledge of maintaining and detonating the nuclear weapons it has obtained from the former Soviet Union. In addition, Russia is playing a very dangerous game in continuing to conceal the whereabouts of nuclear weapons planted on U.S. soil during the Cold War. Al-Qaida is furiously looking for these weapons with the help of those Russian agents it has procured for a price. If Russia wanted to save the world from this potential holocaust, it could contribute by telling the U.S. government where the nukes are buried -- before al-Qaida finds them. There is a very strong likelihood that if a nuclear weapon is detonated in the U.S., it will be a Russian nuclear weapon.
FP: Russia had already smuggled nuclear weapons into this country? How come they didnt set them off? Because of mutually assured destruction? Because communism crumbled in Russia and the Cold War came to an end? How come the Russians havent disclosed their location? Because they still see us as potential enemies and are saving the nukes for a rainy day?
Farah: I believe the simple doctrine of Mutually Assured Destruction did keep an uneasy peace between the USA and Soviet Union for a generation. But today Russia needs to tell the U.S. where those nukes are buried. It is an ongoing act of war to conceal these weapons of mass destruction in our country. Too many defectors have confirmed their presence on our soil. We need explanations from the Russians. To date they have even tried to deny they ever made suitcase nukes. President Bush needs to use his relationship with Vladimir Putin to get to the truth before it is too late. How would we respond as a nation to a nuclear terrorist attack in our country knowing the weapons used against us originated in Russia? Would Russia not be accountable in any way?
At least one high-ranking Russian KGB agent said indeed that some in his country still believe war between our countries is "inevitable" so the weapons must remain concealed. That is, to say the least, unacceptable.
FP: How did we get here? Could this have been prevented?
Farah: Since the reports indicate the nuclear devices came across the Mexican border -- along with thousands of sleeper al-Qaida agents -- it seems apparent to me that we have left our back door wide open. We have used our military to project force around the world, but we have not secured the perimeter. If there is a major terrorist act in this country again -- something equivalent to 9-11 or worse, President Bush will have no one to blame but himself. No longer will we be able to look back at the failings of the Clinton administration over eight years -- and there were many -- that led to Sept. 11. Bush has been in power now for five years. It was his decision not to secure the borders.
FP: Why wouldnt the Bush administration secure our borders? What are the advantages of leaving them unsecured? Is it too politically incorrect to secure them?
Farah: I've asked this question myself over and over. It is the most frequently asked question I hear from my radio audience and from the thousands of emails I receive from readers. President Bush candidly said it was a matter of cheap labor a few months ago. I believe that is dead wrong. I don't believe there is anything cheap about this labor. It is bankrupting our health-care system. It is taking jobs away from law-abiding American citizens. It is raising crime rates and it is threatening our national security.
No, I believe there is another more sinister reason. There is a master plan for global governance being plotted in meetings of groups like the Council on Foreign Relations. You can read its reports. And, I believe this open-borders policy is a direct result of those plans, which have been secretly adopted by our highest leaders, including President Bush.
FP: This scenario and information is all truly horrifying. Is there anything you can tell us that would give us grounds for optimism? Is there any hope? What can be done to prevent an American Hiroshima from transpiring, for by the evidence you present, it seems inevitable.
Farah: Pray very hard.
FP: I hear you Mr. Farah. I would never dismiss prayer for gizzillions of reasons. But apart from prayer, my friend, what can we do? This seems so hopeless because I want to suggest that we announce that mutually assured destruction will come into effect immediately if we are hit, but then. . . .who the hell do we target in a revenge attack? We cant blow up a city of the enemy because there is no city of the enemy and as a civilized democracy we simply cant do anything of this nature. Or can we? Must we make some kind of barbarian threats that might deter these terrorists? I cant see how because, unlike the communists, they arent even interested in self-preservation anyway. They want to die. This is truly depressing. Do you have any suggestions besides the counsel to pray?
Farah: Raising awareness of the problem certainly gives the American people the option of making their own contigency plans. I know people like Buffett are. I know the federal government is. Why shouldn't the American people be made starkly aware of the impending threat?
FP: As you are aware, Dr. Jack Wheeler has argued that this whole thing the Al Qaeda plan American Hiroshimaetc. is a hoax. He says it is total nonsense that Soviet suitcase nukes are here in the U.S., that there were no cell phones in 1988 (to trigger them), etc. I must admit his argument that Osama would never use a nuclear bomb even if he had one because we have thousands to strike back is not quite convincing. We have no one to strike back in this terror war (in terms of a country) and Osama and his ilk arent particularly afraid of death. Aside from this, can you deal a bit with his dismissing of the claims?
Farah: I love Jack, but the cell phone is 30 years old. I had a cell phone in 1988. Jack's memory is a little faulty here. All one really needs to do is listen to people like President Bush, Dick Cheney, Warren Buffett and others who say not only is it possible, it is "inevitable" that nuclear terrorism will happen.
FP: Well, before we go, let me try this one more time and in a different way: suppose we all become starkly aware of the impending threat. Besides praying, is there anything we can actually do about it? Please give us some hope.
Farah: I don't use the term "inevitable." As a Christian, I don't like that term. But that's what Bush, Cheney, Ridge and many other public officials have said. I would like us, as a nation, as a people, to try to prevent it. Maybe it's that feeling of inevitability that has our public officials paralyzed. At the very least, we can minimize the impact of a future attack by denying the terrorists easy continued entry into this country by closing the borders. We should demand of our Russian friends that they come clean -- privately would be OK -- about the buried nukes in the U.S. We should get serious about the threat from within this country posed by terrorists operating within the confines of mosques and charities. We should stop discriminating against Arab Jews at the FBI, in military intelligence and in law enforcement in this country. They are fluent in the language and culture of our enemies and that would be of immense help to our national security. We must get on a war footing and enlist the help of the American people in combating this enemy. There are many things we can do -- even though the hour is late.
FP: Can you tell us a bit about the discrimination against Arab Jews at the FBI and other law enforcement agencies in this country? Why would this be happening? It makes absolutely no sense. Why do we like hiring enemies instead of friends?
Farah: We have many documented reports of Arab-American FBI translators who speak approvingly of Osama bin Laden and al-Qaida being retained and relied on for sensitive intelligence-collecting positions. At the same time we have documented reports of Arab Jews -- people who fled for their lives from Iraq, Syria and other Arab countries being systematically denied those same translating positions. Why? Apparently because they might have loyalty to Israel! It is blatant anti-Semitism being demonstrated by the U.S. government. Not only is it a self-destructive and counter-intuitive operation, it is blatantly illegal. But it continues still.
Just think how many Arab Jews there are in this country who know the language and know the culture. Why aren't we tapping that resource? Some 750,000 Jews were expelled from the Arab countries in the last 50 years. Not all of them went to Israel. Many of them live right here in the U.S.
FP: Mr. Farah, it was a pleasure to have you here with us today. Thank you for coming to share this vital and traumatizing information. We wont blame the messenger. Take care my friend.
Seems pretty obvious what Osama is up to. Of course, unlike Hiroshima, the victim has the capacity to dish out more than it takes. If Osama blows up DC, for example, then the entire Muslim world could be wiped off the map in 5 minutes.
I doubt we would have the political will for that, even then.
Why wouldn?t the Bush administration secure our borders? What are the advantages of leaving them unsecured?...
Google search CFR North American Community.
Without the DC liberals holding us back, we might.
If and when it happens, the borders will be sealed and the gnashing of teeth will start about "when did you know it and why wasn't anything done to protect us..."?
And of course, that would be an excellent question.
Poltical correctness will defeat the USA.
No offense to Joseph Farah fans, but wasn't he one of the Y2K alarmists a few years ago?
Simply because it is a waste of resources. It is impossible to effectively seal our borders. There are thousands of miles of rugged unsecured border with Canada and thousands of miles of coast line not to mention thousands of shipping containers entering our country everyday. Anyone seriously wanting to get in can. We can't win the war here. We have to win it there.
If LA or NY goes up in a ball of fire I don't think a "disaster" for Bush or the GOP is really all that important. Bush will do what he has to do then. The world will be on fire.
And we have to continue to fight it there, or it will come here. This is the truth of Iraq that the American people do not understand. As long as there is a galvanization point overseas, the al Qaeda efforts will be concentrated there. Hence for the foreseeable future, in fact decades to come, we will have a very proactive military presence in the middle east... regardless of who is the party in power.
Big time.
The slyly included "New World Order" references to a mass conspiracy. I'll give 'em credit for not mentioning the Skull and Bones ....
Does anyone know what ID Art Bell uses on this site? I'm sure he's got the happy fingers at this point.
"If LA or NY goes up in a ball of fire I don't think a "disaster" for Bush or the GOP."
No disaster for the GOP. You just eliminated the main Democratic bases in the big two Democratic states as well as much of their fundraising base and thier media whores. No loss to the GOP there. Also, the final taps to political correctness. Of course, it would not be worth it for us.
Only if 'effectively' by your definitions is 100%. We've effectively built hundreds of thousands of miles of concrete interstate highway and created an electric power grid for this nation; we can build a tough double wall with an electrified inner fence section plus electronically monitor activity.
Will it be 100%, no, but it will sure as hell slow down the criminal activity element.
As one previous post and the article referred to, this is all about CRF, Trilateral Commission, global economy, global government, 'supporting the cause', and most important, Revelations. Don't kid yourself, it's coming.
This article really reminds me of that report, in the early hours of the tube bombings, that Ben. Netyahoo had an early warning of the impending attack. A report that was quickly discounted later that day.
So here, we have the Sum of all Fears article, by a Christian, which directly points to the reason for 'American Hiroshima'.
And now, I, if I am not analyzing, am faced with a reaction: how should I feel about the Jews,as specifically implied by this article, who are the, what, cause, source, genesis, reason, ... for this threat?
But, I am analyzing (and granted, maybe not effectively). And I find this article, like that tube report, to be just about a fool-proof way to fuel antisemitism. Why are reports appearing?
I am puzzled ... why are more and more articles and reports which seem to be pre-designed to generate antisemitism appearing w/ greater frequency?
Because to me, this article seems to have only two possible purposes: actually warn us of a real threat, or make us have terrible feelings about Jews. Frankly, I think it is the latter.
And given the outright admission he is a Christian, I wonder what, in the end, this article is meant to generate with regards to feelings about ... Christians.
I'd love to have an alternative train of thought here ... for this article was REALLY depressing.
Precisely. Even if our cities were set ablaze in a nuclear holocaust, who here among us doubts that liberals everywhere in this country would stand up and proclaim that WE deserved it! We are being destroyed by the evil from within.
Of course you know that's just what OBL would want us to do.
However, Al Qaeda does have the capability of making and delivering "dirty bombs" conventional high explosive devices laced with radioactive isotopes, that could readily accomplish their aim of sowing terror in the US. HBO has recently broadcast a chilling British TV movie called "The Dirty War" about Islamic terrorists detonating such a dirty bomb in London. That scenario is far more plausible than Al Qaeda detonating hidden Russian nukes.
According to the dream, it was supposed to happen in July.
Yes, it was a depressing article, but I would respectfully disagree with you about the article potentially having an undercurrent of antisemitism. In fact, I took it just the opposite. It seems to me Farrah is suggesting that Jewish people are being targeted. Arab Jews are being discriminated against. I hold that both Jew and Christian are in the exact same boat in this vast struggle against this very present evil. Trust me, my friend, we are indeed in this together more closely than you might imagine.
9/11 was relatively small, extremly alarming, but tiny compared to say, a whole city. If DC were turned into a parking lot, you can bet there'd be political will to wipe Mecca off the map.
I dunno. Look at all the flack Tancredo got for saying essentially what you just said.
That's only because he said it with no bodies on the ground. Any Nuclear attack is justification to touch our arsenal of Nukes.
No one will connect the dots and realize that V. Fox would not be shooting his mouth off unless it had already been discussed and agreed to.
As far as this article goes, be very afraid. Especially now that Muslims in America are beginning to decry terrorism. They admit that this declaration has alot to do with Muslims being afraid of retaliation should there be another major attack on the USofA.
The very issuance of this declaration makes me believe there is something in the air in the Muslim community.
If they want to make an American Hiroshima, they better damn well be prepared for an "Islamic Atlantis". Nuke them until the Arabic tetonic plate sinks into the ocean.
Well, aug 6 is just a few days away, and I am pretty sure I'm going to wake up on Aug 7 and discover that .... yep, time to go to work again and then end the day on a golf course, once again contemplating the timing of certain media reports inbetween golf shots. Mostly though, I'll report in advance that the majority of my thoughts will be not be in words, but the images of geophysical beauty of moving white against constant blue, and then ... green.
But, I'll agree with you at the least that we do indeed share a common ark. Someday, a common understanding of what covenant means will be shared too ...
I hope I'm wrong about the undercurrents. But, I'm doubtful.
You smelled it too? At the risk of resurrecting a cliche, I find the timing highly suspicious.
Bringing up the CFR and a new world order really makes Farah not very reliable at all here.
"It was his decision not to secure the borders."
Thousands of sleepers is a stretch, Mr. Farah....and they were here long before Bush even got ino office.
There will be no attack August 6. Deal with it.
Here's the whole Atlanta-psychic story. I wouldn't exactly put my house on the market based upon this...
"Today I received this one in my mail:
A number of American psychics, including a few who are born-again Christians, claim to have received angelic warnings about a terrorist attack here in the USA. Nearly all of them claim the target will be Atlanta, Georgia.
Tom and Vicky Hinton, both evangelical Christians, reported that in early June 2005 they spoke with another member of their church, who had received disturbing warnings in a dream.
"We live in Georgia about 40 miles (64 kilometers) below Atlanta," Vicky Hinton reported, "My husband had a dream about two years ago about bombs hitting Atlanta. Three days ago, early in the morning at 4 a.m., our friend was awakened. He looked up and there was a light in the room next to the wall, at the other end of his bed. Then, suddenly, an angel stepped out of the light. He called our friend by name as he pulled his sword from its sheath. He said he could hear the metal scraping the sheath as he pulled it out."
"The angel then said, 'The Lord God has put it into your heart to move from this place, and you are to tell your family to move because the Lord is bringing the sword to this city.' He also said our friend 'must leave soon.' The angel repeated these instructions twice. Then he stepped back into the light and just disappeared."
Another "Christian brother" in Thomaston, Georgia (population 9,411) received a similar warning. "The brother had the urge to move to another state and begin missionary work for our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. But his wife did not want to go. So he fasted for three days and prayed in Jesus' name for guidance. Then he heard the voice of the Lord telling him, "Gather up your family and move. Much destruction is coming to Atlanta. Leave and leave soon. Shake the red dust of Georgia from your feet as a testimony against it.'"
"The brother told his wife, and she absolutely refused to believe it. So he took to praying again. The Lord told him to open the Bible and point out Genesis 19:26."
(Editor's Note: The story of Lot's wife and the destruction of Sodom.)
"Still she wouldn't believe it. She said she would move 'when I receive a telegram from the Almighty.'"
"The next day, when the wife went to open the mailbox, she found a yellow telegram from Western Union addressed to her. She opened it up and read it. The message said, 'Move your fat ass.' There was no signature."
"When her husband came home, she lit right into him, asking if he thought this was some kind of joke. The Christian brother denied sending the telegram. When they made enquiries, they found that the mailman had never delivered the telegram to their box, and Western Union had no record of any such telegram ever being sent. The brother is packing, but his wife doesn't know what to think."
Curtis McDiamird of Atlanta had a horrifying dream two weeks ago. Curtis said he had dreamed that he and his father were spending the day walking around Underground Atlanta, a shopping center at the intersection of Pryor and Alabama Streets. Suddenly, the concrete floor began shaking beneath their feet.
"When we came up, everything in Atlanta had been destroyed," he reported, "There were ruins all around us. The Fulton County Courthouse--gone. The Coca-Cola Pavilion--gone. I could see all the way to Spring Street. The Federal Building was a burned-out spire. Dad lost it. He just kept looking around and babbling, 'Oh, man, we're fucked. We're fucked! Fucka-ducka-dood!' Then I heard a voice telling me, 'You must leave Atlanta and be gone by July.' That's when I woke up."
The most horrifying dream, however, came from South Dakota. A Lakota (also known as Sioux Indian--J.T.) spiritual advisor dreamed that he was standing on a ridge overlooking the White River on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota on a summer day. It was hot with a cloudless blue sky.
"Looking down, Charlie saw a long, long railroad train moving west. There were over a hundred flatcars, and they were loaded with dead bodies. Thousands of people--Americans. Casualties of a nuclear explosion back East. They were being brought by rail to the Badlands (a desert in southwestern South Dakota--J.T.) to be buried in a new national cemetery there," Frank Running Elk reported, "He didn't say where the explosion was, just that it happens in the East. You know the spot he means, Joe."
(Editor's Comment: Sure do. The ridge 10 miles (16 miles) north of Oglala, S.D.
I hope Frank finds out more at Mato Tipi next week.)
"What's curious about the first three precognitive dreams is that they all come from the same area about 40 miles (64 kilometers) south of Atlanta," UFO Roundup editor Joseph Trainor added. "That is right on the 33rd Parallel or the 33rd degree of latitude. The 33rd degree is also the highest degree in Freemasonry. There are still two more days in July 2005 with the numerology of that Masonic symbol 777. The first of these is Saturday, July 16, 2005. This is also the 60th anniversary of the first atomic bomb explosion at Alamogordo, New Mexico."
"The date July 16 has occult significance. Freemasonry is derived from the solar religion of ancient Egypt. And July 16 was the ancient Egyptian New Year. It was the day the star Sirius--'that blazing star' of Masonry--rises above the horizon. That event coincided with the rising of the Nile. Strangely, Egypt of the Pharoahs referred to Sirius as 'a more distant sun' or 'the second sun,' which, of course, it is. And when 'Oppie's gadget,' the atomic bomb built by physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer, went off on July 16, 1945, it was as if a second green sun had risen over the Jornada del Muerto desert," he added, "It's also very interesting that the new Harry Potter book will make its debut on the Masonic holy day of July 16."
"However, Atlanta isn't the only possible target of a terrorist nuclear strike. Other major American cities located on or near the 33rd degree of latitude include-- going from west to east--San Diego, California; Phoenix, Arizona; Dallas, Texas; and Birmingham, Alabama. Hopefully, these dreams were just nightmares and not precog dreams. But I'll be awfully glad when we get to August." (Many thanks to Tom and Vicky Hinton, Rev. Alfred Styles and Frank Running Elk for passing on these reports.)"
While I agree that the borders should be closed for security reasons, many believe this entire "Sky is Falling" hypothesis is simply about pushing an agenda to close the borders. Creating boogey-man stories is an age-old trick to get create panic to get what you want.
The real fear of nuclear attack on U.S. soil is actually water-borne. A tanker on a ship or a trawler which has allowed the terrorists to maintain the device until detonation. Nuclear terrorism probably is inevitable, but not as descibed by Farah.
Even in death and murder, liberals will blame themselves.
Don't get too excited about this:
Behind The Lines - Dr. Jack Wheeler
Thursday, July 14, 2005
So many of you have asked me about an alleged Al Qaeda plan called American Hiroshima the multiple detonation of nukes smuggled in to the US that I must respond, even though some very good friends of mine for whom I have high regard have been taken in by the fellow whos making the claim.
That would be Paul L. Williams, who has been peddling this stuff for a long time. The funniest example is Williams claim that documents captured in Afghanistan show that Al Qaeda had plans to assemble nuclear weapons with fissile material purchased on the black market. A nuclear scientist friend of mine with all the requisite Pentagon security clearances could not stop laughing when I discussed this with him.
Ive seen those documents, he told me, and believe it or not, they are copied from an article in a science humor magazine called The Journal of Irreproducible Results. It was entitled How to Build an Atom Bomb, and these Al Qaeda-Taliban idiots didnt know it was a put-on. Its full of physics jargon and seems impressive but when the article instructs you to make the shock wave focusing lens out of Playdough, youve got to be a retard not to get the gag. Living in an Afghan cave can do that to you.
The rest of this article can be seen at http://www.tothepointnews.com/ (Requires a subscription)
I hadn't read that before. Funny.
Y2K was a boondoggle. I worked on Clinton's Y2K Program. Biggest waste of taxpayers money you ever saw.
I hadn't read that before. Funny.
It would be even funnier if so many did not take this whole thing so seriously.
yup , I agree with you , however,the likelihood of smallish dirtybombs is disturbing ,...the moonshiners learned how to retrofit heavyduty springs on vehicles so they'd appear normal,large SUVs[Chevy Suburban] don't get stopped all the time as they make their way into cities ,...BTW , I saw a beer truck,independant distributor's name scrawled on the cab door,flying down Broadway right past a NYPD precinct car,clearly WAY OVER the speed limit,not stopped
Can somebody please post the pic of the "Not this Sh@t again" guy?
Thanks in advance!
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Question 1 of 30
What street is the X-Mansion on?
Fifth Avenue
Xavier Place
Graymalkin Lane
The X-Mansion is located at 1407 Graymalkin Lane in Salem Center, New York, in Westchester County.
Question 2 of 30
Scott Summers' (Cyclops) brother Alex Summers is also known as the mutant hero named …
Cyclops projects energy through his eyes. His brother, Havok, projects energy through his hands.
Question 3 of 30
What secret government agency experimented on Wolverine before he joined the X-Men?
Weapon X
Other Weapon X test subjects include Deadpool and Sabretooth.
Department Z
Section 8
Question 4 of 30
Professor X is (usually) confined to a wheelchair because he was injured by an alien villain. What was the alien's name?
Lucifer (who is unrelated to the demonic being of the same name) was a Quist from the planet Quistalium.
Count Igwanus
Question 5 of 30
The five original X-Men were: Cyclops, Marvel Girl, Beast, Angel and …
Bobby Drake, aka Iceman, was one of the original five X-Men.
Question 6 of 30
What writer wrote "Uncanny X-Men" from 1975 to 1991, putting the team through many changes and vastly increasing the popularity of the X-Men?
Harlan Ellison
Chris Claremont
Claremont's run introduced countless X-Men villains and allies to the Marvel Universe and included the landmark Dark Phoenix storyline. Artist John Byrne co-plotted many X-Men stories with Claremont.
Walt Simonson
Question 7 of 30
Why were the Mark II Sentinels so difficult for the X-Men to defeat?
They could adapt themselves to counteract any threat.
Defeating the adaptable Mark II Sentinels proved difficult because it required teamwork and clever thinking.
Their armor was impervious to the attacks of all the X-Men.
They were from the future and used advanced alien technology.
Question 8 of 30
Who was Madelyne Pryor a clone of?
Jean Grey
Scott Summers had a child with Madelyne Pryor, who turned out to be a clone of his first love, Jean Grey. Jean Grey's eventual resurrection made things … complicated for Scott.
Kitty Pryde
Question 9 of 30
Professor X's girlfriend and eventual wife, Lilandra, was the Majestrix of what alien race?
the Brood
the Galadorians
the Shi'ar
Liliandra began sending telepathic messages to Professor X, urging him to travel to the Shi'ar Empire and beginning a sprawling space adventure.
Question 10 of 30
When the entire X-Men team was killed in Dallas during "The Fall of the Mutants," they were resurrected by the goddess Roma and sent where?
the Australian Outback
The X-Men spent a few years operating from Australia while everyone thought they were dead.
the Blue Area of the moon
San Francisco
Question 11 of 30
Which X-Men antagonist is Professor X's step-brother?
Juggernaut is Cain Marko. His father, Kurt Marko, marred Professor X's mom after her husband died.
Question 12 of 30
What is the name of the area in the X-Mansion where the X-Men run training exercises against robotic and holographic opponents?
the Siege Perilous
the Danger Room
The X-Mansion has been destroyed and rebuilt several times, but it has always included the Danger Room.
the Sanctum Sanctorum
Question 13 of 30
When Professor X recruited a new team of X-Men in "Giant-Size X-Men" No. 1, it was to rescue the original five X-Men from what?
the Microverse
Krakoa, the Living Island
Krakoa was flung into space by a null gravity field.
Arcade's Murderworld
Question 14 of 30
For several years Storm cut her hair into a mohawk and changed her costume to a black leather jacket. What happened to her during this period?
She lost her mutant powers.
The mutant inventor named Forge created a device that removed her weather control powers.
Her children were revealed to be illusions created by Mister Sinister.
She inadvertently killed hundreds of people when she created a hurricane to battle the Hellfire Club.
Question 15 of 30
What dimension is Longshot from?
the Mojoverse
Longshot joined the X-Men after fleeing Mojo, ruler of the Mojoverse.
the Negative Zone
Question 16 of 30
When Colossus throws Wolverine at an enemy, it's called a …
Five-Finger Discount
Maneuver B7
Fastball Special
Wolverine's unbreakable bones and healing power mean a Fastball Special is going to hurt its target more than it hurts Wolverine.
Question 17 of 30
Why was Hank McCoy was nicknamed "Beast"?
because of his blue fur and fangs
because of his habit of eating rare steaks
because of his extraordinarily large hands and feet
This is a tricky one: McCoy didn't gain his blue, furry appearance until a science experiment later in his career. He gained the nickname in high school because of the size of his hands and feet.
Question 18 of 30
Which X-Men villain did NOT reform and become a member of the team at any point?
Mister Sinister
Both Magneto and Emma Frost changed their ways and joined the X-Men at different times. Mister Sinister has always been an evil jerk.
Emma Frost
Question 19 of 30
Which X-Men recruit was killed almost immediately after joining the team?
Thunderbird was killed battling Count Nefaria just two issues after he joined the team.
Question 20 of 30
Who ripped the adamantium out of Wolverine's bones?
Magneto did it during the "Fatal Attractions" storyline.
Shingen Yashida
Question 21 of 30
What group did the five original X-Men form to rescue and train young mutants?
the Champions
The formation of X-Factor was an elaborate ruse that lead to years of betrayal and melodrama.
Question 22 of 30
What is the sound effect when Nightcrawler teleports?
BAMF! Is probably the second-most famous X-Men sound effect, after Wolverine's claws (SNIKT!).
Question 23 of 30
Lorna Dane is also known as what hero (and occasional villain)?
Lorna Dane, aka Polaris, was once hypnotized to believe a robot Magneto was her father, but neither the robot nor the real Magneto is her father.
the Goblin Queen
Question 24 of 30
Why did Colossus once sacrifice his own life?
to cure the Legacy Virus
The Legacy Virus was infecting and killing mutants around the world and had already killed Colossus' sister, Illyana.
to deflect Asteroid M, which was going to impact Chicago
to protect Kitty Pryde from Sabretooth
Question 25 of 30
Who saved Jean Grey when she was about to die while piloting a space shuttle through a radiation storm?
the Phoenix Force
The Phoenix Force placed Jean in suspended animation, replaced her, then later committed suicide, leaving everyone to think Jean was dead. The real Jean Grey was discovered and revived years later.
the Avengers
a rogue Sentinel
Question 26 of 30
Who was the first non-mutant to join the X-Men?
Mimic received his powers in a laboratory accident.
Question 27 of 30
What happened in the alternate future of the "Days of Future Past" storyline?
Sentinels killed or imprisoned all mutants and other superhumans and took over the United States.
Kitty Pryde from the future sent her mind into her present self to stop the assassination of a senator, the event that precipitated the Sentinel takeover.
Magneto was sentenced to death for crimes against humanity, so he negated Earth's magnetic field, leaving it unprotected from cosmic radiation.
Professor X went insane and erased the minds of every non-mutant human on Earth.
Question 28 of 30
What was unusual about the hero Cable existing in the same time and universe as Nathan Summers, the infant child of Cyclops and Madelyne Pryor?
Cable was a cyborg who had been programmed with an irresistible urge to hunt and destroy Nathan Summers.
Cable was the adult Nathan Summers who had been sent to a distant future timeline and returned after reaching adulthood.
Cable and baby Nathan Summers were literally the same person, which is pretty much the most X-Men thing ever.
Cable's DNA contained an equation that was the antithesis of Nathan Summers' mutant life force, so they should have annihilated each other.
Question 29 of 30
Which of these famous monsters have the X-Men NOT fought against as a team?
While Godzilla was once part of the Marvel Universe, and Iceman and Angel faced him as members of the Champions, the X-Men never fought Godzilla as a team. They battled Frankenstein's monster once and Dracula many times.
Question 30 of 30
What is the name of the X-Men's jet?
the Blackbird
The Blackbird is a variant of the actual Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird jet.
the Killer Shrike
the X-Phantom


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People sometimes forget what happened the last time Pueblo West High School's football team lost The Pigskin Classic to rival Pueblo County.
It dusted itself off, rebounded, and ultimately drove all the way to the Colorado 4A state championship.
That was 2007, and since, the Cyclones have rattled off six straight wins over the Hornets. West is looking to extend the streak to seven Friday night when it travels to County High School to open its 2014 campaign with the school's annual tradition.
"It's great for our community and it's great for our students," Pueblo West head football coach Monte Pinkerton said.
Pinkerton, who is also the Pueblo West High School Dean of Students, loves the symbolism of the game almost as much as the product on the field.
"The kids still get excited over [West's spirit week leading up to the game]," Pinkerton said. "It introduces the new freshmen to the excitement of high school football and going out to the games."
While the student body and community involvement are always a definite, a win is anything but. Though West has elevated itself to the level of an elite 4A program in the state, County always throws everything it has at the Cyclones.
"It's a great rivalry and you never know what you're going to get," Pinkerton said.
Pinkerton pointed to the strong leadership by Hornet head coach Scott Egan and a strong core offensively that will likely give West fits.
"They have some good skill guys coming back and they always get sky high for the game," Pinkerton said. "They want to run the ball and spread us out with a lot of sweeps, so we plan on keying on their outside running game."
Once the game is underway, though, West plans to stick to its go-to approach of running the ball and challenging the Hornets. The goal, as it is with any opponent, is to break their spirit while West plays its game.
"Our job is to represent our community, our school and our program," Pinkerton said. "Pueblo West and [the St. Charles Mesa] are two very different communities and we love going to battle."
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Chapter 12
Samuel testifies of his own just dealings in Israel—He reproves the people for their ingratitude—He exhorts them to keep the commandments lest the Lord consume them and their king.
1 And Samuel said unto all Israel, Behold, I have hearkened unto your voice in all that ye said unto me, and have made a king over you.
2 And now, behold, the king walketh before you: and I am old and grayheaded; and, behold, my sons are with you: and I have
3 Behold, here I am: witness against me before the Lord, and before his anointed: whose ox have I taken? or whose ass have I taken? or whom have I
4 And they said, Thou hast not defrauded us, nor oppressed us, neither hast thou taken ought of any man's hand.
5 And he said unto them, The Lord is witness against you, and his anointed is witness this day, that ye have not found ought in my hand. And they answered, He is witness.
6 ¶And Samuel said unto the people, It is the Lord that
7 Now therefore stand still, that I may
8 When Jacob was come into Egypt, and your fathers
9 And when they forgat the Lord their God, he sold them into the hand of Sisera, captain of the host of Hazor, and into the hand of the Philistines, and into the hand of the king of Moab, and they fought against them.
10 And they cried unto the Lord, and said, We have sinned, because we have forsaken the Lord, and have served Baalim and Ashtaroth: but now deliver us out of the hand of our enemies, and we will serve thee.
11 And the Lord sent
12 And when ye saw that Nahash the king of the children of Ammon came against you, ye said unto me, Nay; but a king shall reign over us: when the Lord your God was your
13 Now therefore behold the king whom ye have chosen, and whom ye have desired! and, behold, the Lord hath set a king over you.
14 If ye will fear the Lord, and serve him, and obey his voice, and not
15 But if ye will not
16 ¶Now therefore stand and see this great thing, which the Lord will do before your eyes.
17 Is it not wheat harvest to day? I will call unto the Lord, and he shall send thunder and rain; that ye may perceive and see that your wickedness is great, which ye have done in the sight of the Lord, in asking you a
18 So Samuel called unto the Lord; and the Lord sent thunder and rain that day: and all the people greatly feared the Lord and Samuel.
19 And all the people said unto Samuel, Pray for thy servants unto the Lord thy God, that we die not: for we have added unto all our sins this evil, to ask us a king.
20 ¶And Samuel said unto the people, Fear not: ye have done all this wickedness: yet
21 And turn ye not aside: for then should ye go after vain things, which cannot
22 For the Lord will not forsake his people for his great
23 Moreover as for me, God forbid that I should sin against the Lord in ceasing to pray for you: but I will teach you the good and the right
24 Only
25 But if ye shall still do wickedly, ye shall be consumed, both ye and your king.


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Verse: To you, O Lord, have I cried, O my God.
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On Jason Garrison, Canucks Defenders and Shooting Accuracy
Patrick Johnston
January 31 2013 12:38PM
But can you hit the net, Mr Garrison? (photo: Patrick Johnston)
So Jason Garrison finally hit the net and he scored? Wicked, but should that counter all the awful shots he took before that? Remember how you were bleating about cutting him from the team just twenty or so hours ago, Canucks fans?
Well relax, soldier. Here's a little truth for you about defencement shooting from the point, how often they hit the net, and whether it makes any difference in a team winning or losing.
Defencemen miss the net more than you realize. On average, about a third of the time; and that's of the shots that aren't blocked before they get to the net.
Some truths about point shots after the jump...
First of all, we need to understand what it is we are after: we exclaim frustration when the net gets missed, but is that really a good use of our energy?
To answer this bigger question, a few things need to be clarified...
1. How often do defencemen actually hit the net?
2. Are there teams that are more successful at hitting the net, and if so, does that have any relation to winning?
3. Is hitting the net an actual skill that some players are better at than others? Further, is there any relationship between taking more shots at the net and hitting the target?
4. Is Jason Garrison any better or worse at hitting the net than his teammates?
How often do defencement actually hit the net?
I calculated the percentage of shots by defencemen on each team that hit the net. I removed blocked shots from the equation - after all fans apparently get most upset when defencemen get their shots through but flat-out miss the net (not coaches though).
We can see that it's a little bit different everywhere, but defenseman seem to hit the net around 68.3 percent of the time. Think about that - defencemen miss the net a third of the time on average. Given everything we've ever learned about flipping a coin, when you miss the net that often, you are going to have stretches where you miss the net many, many times in a row
Are there teams that are more successful at hitting the net, and if so, does that have any relation to winning?
In sorting the data, I did two things. First of all, I stripped out shootout wins and counted them the same as an OT loss. Then I brought back the old 'points percentage' formula: points earned divided by points available. (This is the vertical axis.)
Presto, we have the chart above. As we can see, it's all noise. There's sort of a trend line, but that's a pretty weak R-squared value. Even if you aren't stats-inclined, the variation in the data should tell you enough; teams that win aren't any more especially successful at hitting the net.
Is hitting the net an actual skill that some players are better at than others?
Here's a breakdown of the past four seasons, plus data from the season before last night's win over Colorado. When it comes to the Canucks, we can see that maybe one player is better than others at hitting the net. Remember, 67 per cent is our average.
Shots on net is simply a calculation of how often the shooter is getting the puck through (still with the blocked shots stripped out), without considering whether the shooter hit the net or not.
Of course, as shown above, it's cool that Chris Tanev can hit the net, but there doesn't seem to be much importance to that skill.
Is there any relationship between taking more shots at the net and hitting the target?
That's the other thing to consider about this chart: There is a slight relationship for some players and how much they shoot. We probably aren't surprised to see that Alex Edler and Christian Ehrhoff are good at hitting the net and that they are allowed to shoot a lot. You'd hope that the guys who get lots of ice time can shoot. But they are still pretty average when it comes to getting shots on target.
Shane O'Brien didn't get a lot of ice time, and he couldn't hit the net. That's not shocking at all is it?
Kevin Bieksa is a bit everywhere. That data point at the bottom, that's wandering down towards Jason Garrison's awful start from this season? That's from this season as well.
Is Jason Garrison any better or worse at hitting the net?
Like so many things, we can see that last season, his breakout season, is different from his previous seasons. He got the puck off more last year and he also hit the net more. It shouldn't be a suprise he scored more. That 68 on net percentage hits the league average on the nose.
Interesting article. Bieksa gets a by for scoring from the point on in the 2011 western final. For kicks you should throw Jiri Slegers numbers in there, that guy couldn't hit the broad side of a barn Forwards would dive out of the way of his shot usually head high. (showing my age there)


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TOKYO (AP) — Japanese manufacturers are increasingly optimistic over the business outlook in months ahead, according to a survey released Tuesday in advance of the expected approval of a sales tax increase.
Results from the Bank of Japan's "tankan" quarterly survey showed large manufacturers were especially upbeat, with a reading of positive 12, up from 4 in the July survey.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was waiting for the survey's release to go ahead with a long-anticipated decision on increasing the sales tax next year to 8% from the current 5%.
He was expected later in the day to announce the Cabinet's approval of that plan, along with tax breaks and other stimulus meant to counter the dampening effect on consumer demand that is expected to follow the tax hike's implementation next April.
The tankan's results contrast with data for August showing higher unemployment and lower household spending. Improved hiring and wages are needed to spur a rebound in consumer spending to help underpin a sustained recovery after years of stagnation.
Lower readings imply more pessimism. The tankan showed sentiment of all enterprises improved to 2 from previous survey's minus 2. But the sentiment for all large enterprises remained at minus 2. For small manufacturers, the index was at minus 9, up from minus 14.
Since taking office late last year, Abe has sought to jar the economy out of the doldrums with a combination of ultra-easy monetary policy and hefty government spending. He has also promised to promote reforms, such as deregulation of some sectors, meant to boost Japan's longer-term competitiveness — most of which have yet to be enacted.
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Fun little cards to make! I enjoyed meeting everyone during the chat.
Here is my ATC: Renee
I used the ScrapGirls Club Flea Market kit.
Great idea to put the flowers in the wheel of the penny farthing bike - another great Victorian style card.
Gorgeous card! I like the bike and kite. The background paper and alpha are very fun, too!
Awesome ATC, Renee! I love the colors and the alpha you used for your name!
So pretty, Renee! I love how you created your name ATC - great work! Really like the carefree feeling to the card and I really like your beautifully blended background, too. It was so nice chatting with you yesterday!
Wish I could have made the chat but we went out for lunch instead... these cards look so great! You all must have had such fun working on these and chatting! Really cute with the 'carefree' tag hanging off the kite, and I like your blended background :-)
Wonderful ATC Renee - I love it!
Neat background and I love the bicycle and how it takes center stage\.
I absolutely love that bicycle! What a pretty card!
Thanks for the lovely comments! The "Flea Market' kit from the ScrapGirls club is gorgeous - loved playing with it. It was perfect for this ATC challenge.
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Bengals special teams coach Darrin Simmons says that Shayne Graham's two misses in the Wild Card loss to the Jets has put the kicker's future with the organization under the microscope.
The Cincinnati Enquirer has already reported that the Bengals will "very likely" let Graham walk as a free agent and Simmons did nothing to quiet that notion. "Snaps were good. Holds were good. There's no excuse. He picked a hell of a time to have a bad game," Simmons said.
"Now that's a real shame when folks be throwin' away a perfectly good white boy like that."
I haven't been in this thread since 1/12 but I felt I should still respond to this post:
Between key players missing time due to injury (Odom/Peko/etc) and inexperience (Maualuga/Rivers should only improve with more experience) I think the defense is in pretty good shape with a little better luck as far as injuries go. I'm in no way saying that they shouldn't add to the defense. I just think the offense is a higher priority. The defense wasn't a problem in '09. The offense was a problem.
"Now that's a real shame when folks be throwin' away a perfectly good white boy like that."
Improving the team speed on offense could and should help. I would definitely look at adding speed at the WR position as well as the TE position. We need a burner on the edge who can stretch the field. Look at the seperation the Colts got yesterday with Garcon and Collie, both pretty speedy receivers who run good routes.
I am all for taking a wideout or a TE in the first round if a good one is there.
If you have a losing record at Reds games, please stop going.
With all that said, WR should be the #1 target for the Bengals. If they don't pick a WR, Greshman should be the choice if he's still available.
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We played pretty poorly at the end of the season too. We still played okay once Odom was hurt, but when Peko got hurt, it really killed us.
If you have a losing record at Reds games, please stop going.
My list would be LT, WR, S, RB, QB, CB in that order. LT is the obvious need. Shift Whitworth back to G and get a bonified LT to help with the pass blocking. Need a WR to stretch the field. I would entertain trade ideas for both Marshall and Boldin, but use a 2nd rounder to try to fill that void. S is the next pressing need with depth needed at RB (especially one who can play in the return game), QB (Carson's heir apparent), and CB.
I think Whitworth only gave up one sack this year for whatever it's worth, and Marvin has been pretty vocal about him being great at left tackle. I think they see him as a good fit there, so I'm hoping they get a guard in the second round. Whitworth-New Guard-Cook-Williams-Smith could be a pretty decent line I think.
I think they need offensive help myself, but I also wouldn't be opposed to getting a safety in the first round. I'm hoping for safety or wide receiver first round and then best player available that fits after that.
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I would love for the Bengals to draft an interior lineman as long as he projects to be elite. If the Bengals had Steve Hutchinson, it would have had a huge impact on their offensive production imo.
Just do not ignore the defense....like they ignored the offense pretty much in 05-08.....and before you realize it...your offense sucks beacuse of injuries/bad later picks you do get or players who under-achieve.
It happened in the late 80's when they went all out on defense and kept drafting lineman really late in the draft....and think McNally would turn them to gold like he did Kozerski and Reimers and Montoya...who were drafted after the 5th-6th rounds. Before you know it...you have Kevin Sargent manning the LT and people like Ken Moyer and Scott Brumfield manning your G positions.
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It has been 46 years since Wegmans opened in Perinton. Initially the store was 18,000 square feet and located on the same site but at a different location. In 1974, a 54,000-square-foot store opened in the current location, and in 1987 the store underwent a remodel and was expanded to its current size of 90,700 square feet.
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Sophomore Casey Oliverson opened the game with a left-handed hook inside and Cal Hanks followed with an arching jumper from the elbow to put the Thunderbirds out in front 4-0. The Grizzlies came back with six straight to lead 6-4 five minutes in.
After two Montana turnovers and back-to-back baskets from senior Jaren Jeffery, Southern Utah claimed a 9-8 edge halfway through the opening period. Trey Kennedy knocked down a jumper and was fouled on a drive to stretch the difference to 13-10 for SUU.
Jamar put up nine points for the visitors during the last six minutes of the half, including a run of eight straight, but Oliverson collected six of his of own over the same stretch to keep Southern Utah ahead by a count of 25-22 heading into the break.
SUU shot 45 percent from the field in the early going while holding the Grizzlies to a mark of 31.8 percent. The Thunderbirds held a 15-14 rebounding advantage for the period and a 12-8 edge on points in the paint.
Southern Utah hit its first three shots of the second period to up the lead to six as sophomore forward A.J. Hess sank a jumper for his first basket of the night. Mario Dunn answered with a three for the visitors and the Grizzlies used an 11-2 rally to go ahead 36-33. Thunderbird guard John Marshall got inside for a lay-in and Race Parsons added a three from the corner to give the lead back to Southern Utah.
The two sides went back-and-forth from there until the final three minutes when Montana used an 8-2 run to go up by eight. Jordan Gregory and Keron DeShields both connected from the outside and the Grizzlies collected their last five points at the foul line to come away with the 69-61 decision.
SUU finished shooting 45.7 percent from the field and 81.0 percent at the foul line. The Thunderbirds led 30-24 on the glass and 16-4 in bench scoring. Montana checked in at 47.6 percent from the floor and went 7-16 from 3-point territory.
Jamar led all scorers with 25 points on 7-12 shooting. Gregory added another 15 for the visitors while Dunn and DeShields also finished in double figures. Kennedy put up 17 points for Southern Utah and handed out five assists. Oliverson turned in 14 points and seven rebounds for the T-Birds.
SUU returns to the court this Saturday to host visiting Montana State. The game is scheduled to get underway at 7:00 p.m. with coverage available online at www.suutbirds.com.


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US Senate Candidate Cherilyn Eagar from Sandy, came to Emery County to meet with Senior Citizens of Emery County at the Senior Citizens Center in Castle Dale. Bill Dellos the Emery County Republican Chairman invited Eagar, a successful business woman, to Emery County, where he had made arrangements for her to tell the Senior Citizens why she was running for the Senate. During the Tuesday luncheon at the Senior Citizen Center, Eager explained the she was a true Conservative Republican in favor of government fiscal restraint, limited government, free market solutions, energy independence and a strong national defense. She wants to stop the degradation of the Constitution by politicians that stretch Article 1 Section 8 and Article 2 to fit their desires. She said she would be a strong defender of the Constitution.
Eager reminded everyone the greatest danger to the United States of America is not the threat of terrorism, or threats from some other country, but the greatest danger comes from within the US by people who want to change the Constitution, or to change laws that will make the US weaker and into a socialist country.
Eagar said that she is eager to go back to Washington and help clean up the mess that has been made there. She told how Senator Bennett is a pork barrel politician with one of the highest records for putting earmarks on bills going through Congress. She strongly believes that she can win the 2010 election over Senator Bennett.
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After answering many questions at the Senior Citizens Center and from the Commissioners, Eager was taken to the San Rafael Museum and the Huntington Power plant for a tour arranged by Dellos.
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It was Eastern Interior Field Office archeologist Robin Mills who received the memorable phone call. An Eagle resident had an old cannonball at her residence, and she was concerned it might still be dangerous. Mills passed the information on to the BLM's hazardous materials and safety specialists.
A flurry of calls and emails ensued as the State Troopers, the National Park Service and an explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) team from Eielson Air Force Base were brought on board. Soon the EOD team set off on a 357–mile drive to Eagle to examine the cannonball.
What the team found upon their arrival was a 12-pound iron ball roughly five inches in diameter. The cannonball was apparently found many years ago near Fort Egbert, a historic Army outpost established in 1899 to impose law and order in the Fortymile region following Interior Alaska's first gold rush. The BLM now manages the fort, decommissioned in the 1920s, as part of the Eagle Historic District National Historic Landmark.
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The unusual setting, age, and type of ordnance make this a colorful story. But the larger scenario – the public encountering dangerous military ordnance on public lands in Alaska – is unfortunately far from unique. Although injuries or deaths are rare, hunters, survey crews, firefighters and recreationists periodically encounter military munitions on public lands, often but not always in areas known to have been used as military training grounds.
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