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DC Shoes Chelsea Skate Sneaker - Womens
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Lace-up the skate inspired casual plaid printed Chelsea sneaker from DC®. Perfectly comfortable and fabulously cool this sneaker was made special for the ladies and cushy for your feet.
- Action canvas upper with toe-cap
- DC trademark
- Comfortable EVA midsole
- Flex, cushioned and shock absorbing midsole
- Vulcanized sticky rubber outsole with racing stripe
- Weight : 10 oz
- Imported
By: Liina
Location: San Francisco
April 12, 2013
Comfortable partner in fun challenges
"Got the shoes for longboarding, but they really came handy at the BYOBW event in San Francisco. Ultra comfortable and great for breaking (when riding a big wheel or longboard).I usually wear 9.5, but 9 were fine this time.Highly recommended"
By: suzzzabelle
Location: ontario, canada
March 22, 2013
"I love these shoes! I was nervous about buying them as I would normally buy men's skate shoes, but these won me over. Not too narrow, and are the perfect fit. Easy to break-in, and they are super comfortable! I would buy these again for sure."
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Head to the rink with full authority wearing the Reebok Team Tactel Flex Fit Hockey Hat. This hat has a simple and clean look showcasing a solid color scheme with a single small raised embroidered Reebok logo on the brim.
- Model Number: YTC8989
- Sizing Guidelines: One Size Fits All
- Materials:
- 84% Nylon / 14% Cotton / 2% Polyurethane
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- A single embroidered white Reebok logo on the side of the brim.
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Crews continue to make good progress on the Jungle Fire; they continue to patrol and monitor the firelines for hot spots and smokes. Structure protection is in place for the Ferron summer homes. The fire is burning in beetle killed aspen, fir and spruce stands and pockets of deadfall. Fire managers review the progress of the fire and weather forecasts regularly to determine if suppression action is necessary to protect life and property.
Smoke from this fire may be visible from the surrounding area for the next few weeks depending on weather conditions and fire behavior. Due to the inversion layer, early morning smoke could drift down canyon into the Castle and Sanpete valleys. Fire activity and smoke generally increase in mid-afternoons, when temperatures are at their highest and humidity at it's lowest. Numerous large fires in the vicinity are contributing to smoke in the valleys.


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EVOS Wino Sneaker - Mens
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Sport your skate style in the men's EVOS Wino Sneaker! With EVOSHOCK™ technology and extra padding, these sweet kicks will keep you comfortable on or off your board.
- Canvas upper
- Padded collar and tongue
- Soft fabric lining
- Removable cushioned insole
- EVOSHOCK™ technology in heel for added shock absorption
- Color contrast rubber sole with herringbone traction pattern
- More colors available
- Imported
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|Touristy shot of the Space Needle
Lauren's Wordless Wednesday post (depicting the disarray of her house mid- third trimester home improvements) inspired me to offer to do something for her which was just a bit out of my usual comfort zone: to travel by car with my baby (and without my partner) to help a friend prepare her home for the arrival of her second child. I say it's out of my comfort zone because—and if you know me well, you already know this—I don't much like driving. I also really enjoy being a part of a parenting team, especially because Daniel requires a lot of special attention due to his sensory processing difficulties (even more so when we're not at home).
I stepped out of my comfort zone and Lauren graciously accepted my offer to help...and I am so glad she did! It was really fun for Daniel and me to have a bit of a reprieve from our regular lives, and I found that visiting someone who already has children is much different (and easier) than visiting somewhere that isn't as accustomed to having little people around.
I had a great time, and I was sad when we had to leave earlier than planned (more on that later). (Somehow, a lot of these photographs were taken on the same day...I assure you, we all did change our clothes on a fairly regular basis while I was visiting.) Here are a few photos from the trip:
|I did a bit of computerizing while I was there...
|...and Daniel did a fair amount of napping on my back.
|Mikko and Daniel happily sharing the back seat.
(We also got to try out Alrik's car seat on Daniel.)
Lauren finished sewing this really beautiful (and extremely comfortable) mei tai while I was there:
|It wasn't quite the right size for Mikko.
|Daniel fit in it just fine, though!
|Mikko helped measure his Mama's belly.
|And he "listened" to the baby.
(Notice how the stethoscope isn't even in his ears—so cute!)
There was (of course) some home improvement to complete before the baby's arrival. After the appointment with the midwives, we made an evening trip to Home Depot to buy a toilet for the unfinished downstairs bathroom. It must've been quite a sight: Me wearing Daniel on my back, while pushing Mikko in the cart, and walking with a very pregnant Lauren...while purchasing a toilet (and various other home improvement items).
|Here, Lauren consults Sam about faucet options.
Toilet installation was fun (and also fodder for lots of potty humor). I took several photographs of the process, but it really was a three-person (at least) job. The actual toilet placement moment took all of us.
|Why is Sam wearing only one glove?
(I have no idea.)
|"Alright baby, we've got a toilet! You can be born now."
Next, I laid everything out in the spot Lauren had designated, then I began to inflate the tub:
After a while, it was all pumped up and ready to go!
(Lauren actually took these next two photographs after I had left.) Mikko made sure to test out the tub to ensure that it was safe:
Daniel was all tuckered-out on our last night there. (He was cutting a tooth and also fighting an infected diaper rash.)
|Lauren has the most comfortable sofa bed I've ever slept on.
(Daniel seemed to agree.)
Lauren went into labor right about the time we arrived back in Portland.
I felt quite sad at first that I had so closely missed being there for Alrik's birth (though I had not specifically intended to attend the birth). As I lit a candle for Lauren and Sam, I felt a sense of peace, knowing that events had transpired exactly the way they had for a reason, and that perhaps Alrik was even waiting for me to leave before he decided to come out.
I really enjoyed our time in Seattle with the Hobo family! It was so fun to get to hang out with my internet friend in person (if even for a short time) and to spend more time with Mikko and Sam. Now I can't wait until I get to meet little Alrik...hopefully soon!


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New Balance 610 Trail Running Shoe - Mens
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This rugged New Balance® MT610 all-terrain trail running shoe is tough and versatile enough to go anywhere you go. The specially designed outsole of these high-performance running shoes provides superior traction on a variety of terrain. No questions asked.
- Synthetic and mesh upper for lightweight comfort and support
- Padded collar and tongue
- Advanced shock absorption and cushioning
- ABZORB® midsole for soft cushioning and support
- IMEVA midsole for firm yet flexible cushioning
- Padded comfort insole, supportive N-FUSE® technology
- Non-marking sole
- N-Durance® spiked rubber outsole for performance on all types of surfaces
- Imported
- More colors available
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By: JeffS
Location: Astoria, NY
September 05, 2012
Good-looking trail shoe
"I wanted a trail running shoe that would be able to withstand the courses of competitive trail races but would also look good to wear for casual events. These shoes fit that criteria perfectly."
By: elise13g
Location: Santa Rosa, CA
June 21, 2012
"I bought these for my husband and he loves them. They are very light and comfortable, and fit his feet excellently. The blue and yellow are a great color combination! That was the part I liked best!"
By: RunnerK
Location: Southwestern Virginia
May 20, 2012
Great basic trail running shoes
"I bought these for my fiancee who enjoys trail running. He said they were an improvement on the super old running shoes he had been wearing, but that they weren't the most comfortable trail running shoes he'd ever had.He said the traction is great, the fit is pretty accurate, though maybe a little snugger in the toes than New Balance tends to be.He was really stoked when he saw how well made they were AND that they were made in the US...bonus!"
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The Emery County Business Chamber welcomed a new business Castle Country Auto Body and Paint LLC, on May 7, to the business community with a ribbon cutting. This new business is located at 200 West 100 North in Huntington. The phone number is 435-687-5637 and the hours open are 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
The owner Jason Ward has installed his new business, Castle Country Auto Body and Paint in the old firehouse of Huntington. Jason Ward is leasing the old firehouse in Huntington from Huntington City and plans to purchase the building from the city in the future. The old firehouse is a large building with room for several cars.
Ward is very experienced in auto body repair, restoration of automobiles and custom painting. He has been working for others in the auto body and paint business for the last 15 years. He started out working at Ward's 4X4 in Huntington and then worked for his brother at Joey's Body and Paint in Price.
Ward will be offering auto collision repair and restoration for individuals and insurance companies. He also offers custom auto painting. He invites the public to come see his new business and if the need should arise for auto body or paint repair stop by and get a free estimate.
In this building Ward has installed a special large metal ventilated painting booth with interior illumination for painting automobiles. This special room has several safety lights in the ceiling and in the walls to illuminate all sides of the vehicle being painted. Many family and friends gathered May 7 to wish Jason well in this new business venture.
Dennis and Rose Ward are Jason's aunt and uncle. Jason's mother and father are Joe and Berta Ward of Huntington.


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By Parrish Alford/NEMS Daily Journal
OXFORD – Hugh Freeze has already labeled Nick Brassell an "NFL corner."
Freeze, the Ole Miss football coach, hopes Brassell can become an All-SEC one before he gets there.
A dynamic athlete who played offense, defense and special teams as a freshman for former Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt in 2011, Brassell did not make the grades to remain at Ole Miss and spent the 2012 fall semester playing for East Mississippi Community College.
He re-signed with Ole Miss – a part of Freeze's nationally acclaimed top 10 signing class – and enrolled in January.
But Brassell's mere presence in class doesn't constitute an easy path to the field. Had he stayed at EMCC long enough to graduate, he would have returned to Ole Miss with a clean slate. Because he returned after one semester, he inherits the academic standing he had in the spring of 2012.
"We have a great concern for how he is going about his business, and to this point I couldn't be more pleased in the difference I've seen in him last spring and this spring and his attention to the things required of him," Freeze said.
chance to play in spring
If Brassell, a high school All-American at South Panola, continues to attend class and shows a good-faith effort with his grades he'll be allowed to go through spring practice which begins on March 17.
The Rebels will practice mornings three days a week in the spring.
"If he starts missing stuff we'll say, 'Just forget it.' We anticipate him going through the spring," Freeze said.
Last spring – Freeze's first on-field action with the Rebels – Brassell practiced very little, missing most of the workouts to focus on academics. He practiced enough for Freeze to believe he has a future on Sundays.
"He's special. He's an NFL corner," Freeze said.
So important is Brassell to Ole Miss that Derek Cowherd, the school's head of athletics academic support, is overseeing his progress this semester.
Having played as a sophomore at EMCC Brassell is a junior in football eligibility. The NCAA requires that athletes complete 40 percent toward a degree and maintain a minimum 1.9 grade point average as they begin their junior seasons.
Freeze says he should be able to determine at the end of this semester whether Brassell will be eligible in the fall.
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With chic deep purple and bright white colorblocking and our new lightweight, fresh and fast-drying be-fit fabric, this bebe pant is sure to lend your activewear collection a dose of comfort and style.
- 77% nylon, 23% spandex
- Rise: 8" (20 cm)
- Inseam: 17" (43 cm)
- Leg opening: 11" (28 cm)
- Resists fading and shrinking
- Wicks moisture
- Feels like cotton
- Machine wash
- Made in USA with imported materials
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
Rated 1 out of 5�by 2 reviewers.
Rated 1 out of 5�by ssmiles I was very dissapointed with the quality of these capris I have been a loyal consumer of bebe sports for years, however these capris were of very poor quality. The material was very thin you could see right through them. I sent them back immediately! March 28, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5�by Tona Why did they have to change the fabric?? Have this style in every color, but these I returned. the new fabric is thin and flimsy and not flattering at all. It's not very breathable and makes you sweat. March 20, 2013
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Urban Expressions Sandie Crossbody Bag
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Go out in style with the Sandie cross body bag from Urban Expressions. With a great look and plenty of space for essentials, this bag is all you need for a weekend shopping trip.
- Certified vegan faux leather cross body bag
- Color block design
- Top zip closure
- Chainlink strap with 22" drop
- Front pocket with flap and turnlock closure and back zip pocket
- Fabric lining with zip pocket and two slip pockets
- Dimensions: 11½" x 2" x 8"
- Imported
By: Hydie
Location: Philadelphia, PA
April 23, 2013
Very Stylish
"If you love colorblocking you will love this bag. The bag is roomy not to small like most crossbody bags.It will hold you cell phone, wallet, sunglasses & keys. The length of the bag is great and is very comfortable & you can go handsfree when you plan on shopping or travelling perfect to hold your passport & itenary. Its Vegan a must buy, highly recommend."
By: Lailagen
Location: MD
February 28, 2013
"This bag is fabulous and goes with so many outfits. My favorite hands down!"
By: ShoesLuvATL
Location: Atlanta, GA
January 25, 2013
Luv it
"Very cute cross body to perk up an outfit"
By: DAF2
Location: LIttle Rock
January 25, 2013
Purple Passion
"I purchased this to go along with a pair of heels.It matched perfectly."
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Etienne Aigner Danielle Flat Sandal
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Step out in the Aigner Daniella Sandal. With a slight wedge and subtle details, this sandal is fit for all occasions!
- Leather upper
- Bit detail on T-strap
- Adjustable heel strap
- 1" sliver wedge
- Rubber sole
- Imported
By: Mzclassyone
Location: Smyrna, GA
April 10, 2013
"I really loved the shoe, but it's not true to size. It runs short and you will need the next size up. But if I can get it, I plan to replace it with a larger size. Went to the store to exchange it, but they didn't have it. Will try to get it online. But I love the shoe>"
By: CarGonza
Location: West Texas
April 09, 2013
Not meant to be
"I love the idea of this shoe; the low heel, the colors, and the leather are all what pulled me in when shopping for sandals. However, I really should have paid more attention to the other reviews because these are quite narrow. I have semi-wide feet with short, stubby toes, and my little piggies were spilling over the side. This is a great shoe, but not for me. I do have to say the sole was comfy for the 35 seconds I wore them. They will now be returned or given to a relative with narrow feet."
By: Trishie
Location: Pennsylvania
April 03, 2013
Comfy and Cute
"I purchased this shoe in white. I have worn it around the house and they are comfy. The sole is padded which give your foot extra cushioning. I love the slight wedge which takes this sandal up a notch from just a casual summer flat. I am looking forward to wearing this shoe with maxi dress and capris this summer."
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Location: maryland
April 03, 2013
Nice for work
"Very comfortable shoe, I can wear it on casual fridays. And the heel is not to high"
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Love Comes Softly: 10th Anniversary Collection - 10 DVD SetCheryl Ladd, Corbin Bernsen, Fox Faith, January Jones, Katherine Heigl, Lou Diamond Philips, Various
Celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the original Love Comes Softly film, first in the Hallmark Channel's Love Saga, with this complete 10-DVD set, including all of the movies from the most-inspirational film series of the past decade. The perfect gift to give a loved one (or y... Read More
Each of the movies in the Love Comes Softly series was inspired by the best selling books from Janette Oke. Revisit this inspiring story of life and love in the old west, or share it with a loved one for the first time.
Stars Katherine Heigl, Lou Diamond Philips, January Jones, Cheryl Ladd and Corbin Benson.
10-DVD Set Contains:
- Love Comes Softly
- Love's Enduring Promise
- Love's Long Journey
- Love's Abiding Joy
- Love's Unending Legacy
- Love's Unfolding Dream
- Love Takes Wing
- Love Finds a Home
- Love Begins
- Love's Everlasting Courage
Love Comes Softly, Love's Enduring Promise, Love's Unfolding Dream, Love Takes Wing, Love Finds a Home and Love's Everlasting Courage are Dove Family-Approved for all ages.
Love's Long Journey, Love's Abiding Joy, Love's Unending Legacy and Love Begins are Dove Family-Approved for ages 12 and up.
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Not Rated
Format: Color, Full Screen, Widescreen, NTSC
Language: English
Run Time: 1080 Minutes (total)
Released: 10/2012
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- Product type: Video
- Format: 10-DVD Collector's Set
- Release Date: Oct 30, 2012
- Language: English
- Volumes/Discs: 99
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- Love this series!!!! by Klarissa on 10/17/2014
This series is amazing and at an amazing price. I bought it for myself and a few friends. I have watched it NUMEROUS times!! & will never get tired of it. It is always encouraging and heart warming to watch! Or when in need of relaxation time. Just make sure you have your tissues nearby!!! Love this series!!!! Must watch. :)
- watch over and over again by Kathy on 8/18/2013
After once spending an entire Saturday watching all of the series, I was sold. I cannot watch them too much. They are undoubtedly great history lessons of how difficult it was living during those time periods, but the story lines absolutely grab your heart and will not let go. I do always keep box tissue nearby. I love these.
- Region by Ruth Aldersley on 6/13/2013
since this is from America,will these DVDs work on New Zealand DVD players?
**Hi Ruth,
Unfortunately we do not. We only sell Region 1 Compatible DVDs. New Zealand is Region 4. We apologize. God bless!
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- Very good movies by Dave on 5/11/2013
Love the Love Comes Softly series. The story line is clean and children of all ages can watch it without hearing bad lanuage or Inappropriate scenes. I truely enjoyed all the series and i encourage all people to watch them as well. The only bad thing is if you order it here in familychristian.com to go general delivery. I ordered it and paid expressed package and it took them 7 days or it to process. Plus it took another 7 days for delivery. so express package is a waste of money. If you want to order it I would call them first to see if it is in stock beore you order it. 5 star for the movie series. but a 1 star for delivery.
- Excellent movies by Laura-Jean on 12/21/2012
I have watched these over and over again. It is so refreshing to be able to watch good movies without having to worry about inappropriate language or scenes with my grandchildren. The story lines are awesome and reflect real life situations and experiences. I truly enjoy these movies and will continue to enjoy them. I can only say thank you to Janette Oke's for developing a great story line.


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Airports in Colorado Springs and Denver — and by extension Pueblo — are keeping their bans on marijuana.
The ban applies to both recreational and medical marijuana.
Pueblo Memorial Airport has not issued an outright ban since state legalization of recreational pot took effect Jan. 1 but it is posting signs noting bans are in place at other airports, including Denver, aviation director Mark Lovin said.
The Pueblo airport's only regular commercial flights within Colorado are to Denver.
DIA recently reaffirmed its ban.
"We have taken up a pretty strict rule right now, not because we want people to get in trouble but because we don't want them to get in trouble wherever they are going," DIA spokeswoman Stacey Stegman told The Denver Post.
The Colorado Springs Airport this week reaffirmed its ban and will put out an "amnesty box" where travelers can drop their pot stash. Possession of marijuana inside the airport is punishable by up to a $2,500 fine and jail time, airport executives said.
"We are enacting this rule in the best interests of public safety and in compliance with federal law," Colorado Springs Mayor Steve Bach said.
Also, state Attorney General John Suthers advised that if airports did not prohibit pot, the U.S. Department of Justice and the Drug Enforcement Agency might step in and require action, Bach said.
Possession of recreational marijuana remains illegal under federal law and state laws other than in Colorado and Washington. Possession of medical marijuana is illegal under federal law and laws in 30 states.
Nationally, the San Francisco airport allows small amounts of medical marijuana if the holder has a medical marijuana card, The Denver Post reported.
McClatchy-Tribune contributed to this article.
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Here at M&J we can't get enough of our chunky chains. Rather than just wearing chunky acrylic chains, we've opted to incorporate one of our sleeker watch bands with a rustic pendant. By incorporating all three vibes you'll be sure to wear this statement necklace all summer long.
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Place one of your jump rings through the small pendant opening. Repeat this step for each of your pendants.
Using your Gem Tac Glue, Glue down each of your rhinestones in a fun and unique pattern.
Leave your pendants aside for this step, and place a jump ring through either side of your watch band.
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The jump ring will simplify this process.
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Featuring the company's UNI-T Technology, The Bridgestone® Blizzak™ WS60 incorporates the latest Bridgestone tire innovations including NanoPro-Tech and RC Polymer technologies. The Blizzak WS60 also contains Tube Multicell™ compound which wicks water away from the tire's contact patch to improve the tire's grip. Bite particles, attached to the tubes of the Multicell compound, held tight by a special coating, bite into the surface of the ice and provide extra gripping action. 3-D zigzag sipes work to disperse water away from the tire's contact patch, further enhancing grip.
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Grea tire, however treadwear is a litte bit on the bad side.
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Skip to comments.SpaceX Falcon 9/Dragon C3, Flight 4 LIVE LAUNCH THREAD
Posted on 10/07/2012 3:37:44 PM PDT by Jack Hydrazine
SpaceX is poised to start work on a $1.6 billion contract with NASA today, when a Falcon 9 rocket is set to blast off with 882 pounds of supplies on the first operational commercial cargo flight to the International Space Station. Tonight's liftoff time is 8:35 p.m. EDT/5:35 p.m. PDT (0035 GMT). The capsule will return to Earth in late October with approximately 1,673 pounds of equipment from the space station.
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Will check in later.
Related articles for reading:
Commercial resupply of space station blasts off Sunday
Dragon launch cargo manifest
Other websites for viewing the launch.
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/ustream.html (in HD)
For Apple's iPhone, iPod and iPad users.
Don't know. I'll have to check on that.
For Twitter users you can follow the launch here.
Today's flight is the first commercial resupply mission to the International Space Station, but it's the second time SpaceX has launched a Dragon capsule to rendezvous with the complex.
In May, the company completed a round-trip flight to the outpost, delivering limited supplies on what was largely a demonstration mission to prove Dragon's ability to safely reach the space station.
"The 2,000-plus men and women of SpaceX have been working very hard to make this mission go a little bit smoother than the prior," said Gwynne Shotwell, SpaceX's president.
NASA and SpaceX jointly funded development of the Falcon 9 and Dragon vehicles, with the government providing $396 million in payments as SpaceX accomplished development milestones.
SpaceX has spent a total of $1.2 billion working on the Falcon rocket family and the Dragon spacecraft.
This time, Dragon is loaded with science experiments and spare parts needed by the space station.
"The Dragon is largely the same, although we are carrying the full complement of cargo racks," Shotwell said.
"We're taking about 1,000 pounds of cargo up," Shotwell said. "This is the first time we're taking powered cargo up. we're taking up a GLACIER freezer, which has refrigerated science samples in it. This is also the first time we're going to bring back a GLACIER as well. we're quite excited about the mission both up and back."
At today's launch countdown gets underway, the weather team continues to give a 60 percent chance of acceptable conditions for liftoff at 8:35 p.m. EDT. Thick clouds, anvil cloud and precipitation in the flight path are the launch rules that could be violated tonight.
According to this news report the ice cream has been loaded.
SpaceX launch today includes Santa Monica High Silly Putty experiment
By Hans Laetz, City News Service
Posted: 10/07/2012 12:19:12 PM PDT
Updated: 10/07/2012 12:20:00 PM PDT
"Among the cargo heading up is freezers for scientific specimens to be sent back to Earth, and the spaceship will return with almost twice as much stuff as is going up this time. Extra space in the freezers has been loaded with ice cream for the astronauts, cosmonauts and other space explorers onboard the Iinternational Space Station."
I like it when rockets go up in the air
big bump
..hard to get excited over 884 lbs. of chickenshit cargo...
how many launches will it take to put a new toilet up there?
It may be chickenshit cargo, but they gotta have that stuff, too.
An old Air Force buddy of mine is the HMFIC of weather for this flight.
Go Mike!
Go Dragon! Go Falcon!
Thanks for the reminder. I've got NASATV up on the big screen.
http://www.spacex.com/webcast/ has a great pre-flight program going on. Cute space-babe too.
... and of course, as soon as I post the above, they pause their program....
Launched, looking good.
First stage separation confirmed.
Lots of clouds but saw a rather slow climb to orbit compared to the usual Atlas & Delta launches.
Did he say "New Hampshire acquisition of signal?"
Can someone explain what we are seeing? I'm watching the Livestream. No commentator.
T+10 min. Dragon is in orbit. Way to go!
Dragon is deploying its solar array now. You should be hearing mission control audio.
Disappointed they didn't show any of the camera shots on climb-out. They were visible in the desktop monitors.
Good flight so far.
It's probably Newfoundland.
Don't worry. They'll put some video together showing it that will be posted to GoogTube.
I am sure they have a ton of proprietary info and data they don't want to share with the world.
100% Cargo RACKS only.
Not 100% Cargo racks with 100% cargo CONTAINERS loaded with 100% full with cargo.
Think of a semi tractor on the highway.
Now have it pulling a nearly empty double decked car hauler trailer. It has one little SMART car in the middle of the lower level. The semi is pulling 100% of its cargo rack capacity, with almost no cargo.
Once they are sure that the semi can handle the load and tracks straight & true on the highway, they will load more vehicles until they have tested it with a full load.
This is what Dragon is doing, working up to full capacity of 13,000 lbs +.
Yeah. I understand about working up to full weight loads. Contract says 20 tons over 12 flights.
This one has the added significance of signalling a new age of private commercial spaceflight, which is so wonderful!!
I watched the live video feed on SpaceX's website. Beautiful launch.
Yeah, that was the place to be. And how cool to watch the solar panels deploy!
I switched to the Spacex feed when NASA TV didn't show the separation of the first stage. The Spacex feed showed more video from the rocket.
Thanks; I should have done that. Next time, if I'm still around! :^)
Here's my video of the launch. It went into a cloud before 1st stage MECO unfortunately:
Great video! Thanks!
...set to blast off with 882 pounds of supplies on the first operational commercial cargo flight to the International Space Station.
Hopefully you're not going anywhere soon.
Why less than half a ton of supplies?
It's possible they are starting small and will be increasing the payload weight on each successive flight. The CRS-2 launch will using Dragon's trunk.
"CRS-2 will debut the use of the Dragons trunk used for unpressurized/external cargo, that will utilize Dextre for removal operations (see image left) - with payloads already allocated for a ride uphill in the trunk (L2 Link)."
Just saw the ISS pass overhead with Dragon about 7 degrees behind.
Falcon 9 launch tomorrow morning at 10:10am EST.
Rocket: Falcon 9
Payload: Dragon (CRS 2)
Launch Date: March 1, 2013
Launch Time: 10:10 a.m. EST (1510 GMT)
ISS Grapple: March 2 @ 1130 GMT
ISS Departure: March 25 @ TBD
Launch Site: SLC-40, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida
Landing Site: Pacific Ocean
Feed: NASA Television
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Local businesses show support for Marketplace Fairness Act
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. - Some businesses in our region are urging Congress to pass the Marketplace Fairness Act.
The act would require online stores to pay local sales tax.
Local businesses came together Thursday in Johnson City to show their support for the act and release a new study. The study shows that if used correctly, the Marketplace Fairness Act could create jobs and additional income for the community.
Brick and mortar store owners say they just want a level playing field. "We pay taxes on the building, city taxes, county taxes. We have to deposit our sales tax that we collect every month so there's a huge amount of expenses that we have as compared to an online store," says owner of La Londes Bridal Boutique Linda Fields.
So far, the Marketplace Fairness Act has passed the U.S. Senate.
The act has yet to pass in the House.


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Skip to comments.New Arms For A New Iraqi Army (Iraqs Symbolic Switch: AK-47 Out, M-16 In)
Posted on 12/02/2007 3:55:26 PM PST by DogByte6RER
New arms for a new Iraqi army
Soldiers are trading in the iconic Soviet assault rifle, the AK-47, for a U.S. military symbol, the M-16.
By Doug Smith
Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
December 2, 2007
BESMAYA RANGE, IRAQ The company of Iraqi soldiers pressed together for the dance of valor, singing of their bravery, stomping in the desert sand, thrusting their weapons skyward, just as they might have done not so many years ago to honor Saddam Hussein.
But what were those sleek silhouettes they jabbed into the air? Not AK-47s. The iconic Soviet bloc assault rifle that has been synonymous for decades with America's adversaries and the developing world is being phased out of the Iraqi army.
Its replacement? The M-16, a rifle that first saw service in the jungles of Vietnam and has since, over a sometimes difficult evolution, become the dominant symbol of the Western soldier.
Over the next year or two, the 190,000 projected members of the Iraqi army will be issued M-16s or related weapons, to the consternation of some military aficionados and pundits, with some saying the U.S. is tempting fate by offering the world's premier assault rifle to a country with an unstable government and a healthy black market.
Others see a stroke of genius in giving the Iraqis a weapon renowned for its temperamental nature.
"Having an insurgent pick up and use an M-16? Possibly detrimental to their efforts in the long run," one blogger wrote sarcastically.
The controversy reflects the two weapons' remarkably different characteristics and their competing roles in global power struggles over the last five decades.
The AK, bred in the Soviet assembly lines of 1947, is easy to mass-produce and renowned for its indestructibility.
(Excerpt) Read more at latimes.com ...
The US went to great lengths 4 years to arm the Iraqi forces with AK47s(or variant).
From the color of the magazine, isn't that an AK-74?
Hamas uses M-16s. It's the king of beers.
Leno should hire Smith to write his jokes.
Why is it I'm suddenly reminded of Jason Blair and his story about Pfc. Jessica Lynch's West Virginia tobacco fields and cow pastures.
Rush says politics is just show business for ugly people. Maybe Journalism is just creative writing for dullards.
Awful big hole in the end of that barrel to be the 74?
Isn't war profiteering great?
For a reason, the Ak 47 is a bit more *ahhem* durable and better suited to desert conditions and a third world army and the lack of maintenance that comes with that army.
Perhaps they should have issued ACOG sites for the Ak's instead of M-16's?
" The company of Iraqi soldiers pressed together for the dance of valor, singing of their bravery, stomping in the desert sand, thrusting their weapons skyward...
Why is it I'm suddenly reminded of Jason Blair and his story about Pfc. Jessica Lynch's West Virginia tobacco fields and cow pastures.
Rush says politics is just show business for ugly people. Maybe Journalism is just creative writing for dullards."
Hmm as I recall Pfc Lynch's rifle failed to function.
And they should be doing a bravery dance upon being issued the M-16, the longest serving rifle in US Military history..
Even the AK knockoffs and derivatives sell for $400 to $1500 over here. The real AK47's go for abut $20-$40 in the countries where they are prevalent.
It just ain't fair.
"Isn't that an AK-74?"
No, it's definitely an AKMS in 7.62 x 39. Orange bakelite magazines are common as dirt in 5.45mm for the AK-74, but scarce as hens' teeth in 7.62mm like the one in the photo. Had one, sold it, been kicking myself every time I think about it.
That's a neat looking AK. And yes, there are good reasons to prefer the Kalashnikov to the Armalite. Loose tolerances keep functioning when tight tolerances jam up, but it may be symbolic as well, Iraqis now carrying M-16s.
Just wonder what Iraqis whose lives depend on rifle reliability think about the switch.
Bulgaria, China, Germany and Russia made bakelite magazines for the AK-47. From the muzzle this appears to be an AK-47.
To all that corrected me on the caliber: Thanks. I did notice the barrel but thought the magazines were color coded for the cartridge. Oleg also has a knack for the unusual so I thought it was the 74.
This is not good. The Iraqis do not understand the need for cleaning a rifle. The AK will tolerate filth, but the M-16 will not. If the M-16 doesn't work, then many Iraqis will think that we sabatoged their weapons. I know this sounds silly, but I saw it time and time again.
Hope this helps 7.62x39 prices to start going back down to pre-2005 prices. I've been sitting on my last 2000 rounds because of the significant increase in price of the last few years.
The AK was simply picked because of the "familiarity" we knew many of the Iraqi's had with this firearm. The ability to recruit and train is much easier when 3/4 of the troops already have experience with a weapon. Furthermore, the AK is extremely cheap, easy to mass produce, and can be procured in vast numbers quickly from friendly countries like Jordan. We can literally buy 100,000 of them tomorrow, and have them in Iraq as fast as we can move them there.
That said, it's a piece of junk that is in vogue among 20 something olds in the US. The AK receiver is stamped and more easily damaged than an M16, to include the gas tube. The weapon is more rust susceptible compared to the M16 which is cast aluminum and partially chrome plated internally (star-chamber, barrel etc). The M16 weighs less, is more accurate, is more controllable in a full auto variant and burst, is more adaptable in its modern versions to accessories for CQB, night image intensifiers, laser pointers, scopes etc. The M16 is even more ergonomical in CQB and other roles as the soldier tries to manipulate it. As a weapon for a military organization, the M16 is by far a superior weapon when compared to a normal AK47, as the Iraqi Army carries. The only weapon currently fielded to an Army which is superior to the proven M16 is the German G36. Based on the AR18 design it simply has less bolt fouling and because its a much newer design it uses composites which are lighter and even cheaper. When the M16 was developed, some of these new polymers didnt exist.
What I suspect will happen within the next few years-
After WWII and as the Cold War began to spin up, the Germans needed to arm their new Bundeswehr (We actually already had them armed before their Army technically stood up). We equipped this force with M1 Garand, M47/48 tanks, etc. As we equipped them, we replaced much of the equipment we had in our inventory with more modern systems. Our phased out hard-ware was going to an ally that desperately needed it while we upgraded to newer systems like the M14 and M60 tank. All through Latin/South America among friendly nations youll see old UH1 Helicopters working, many of them are old US machines that were replaced with the UH60. I know the DoD has been looking to replace the M16 for a while. There have been several large efforts to this end. I wonder what it will be?
Whatever comes next, I hope its birthing is a bit easier than the M 16's...
I do not agree. Kournikova, Sharapova, and Dementieva.
And don't forget, Colt and other make new uppers in a useable calibre
7.62 X 39 and 6.8 X 43.
Me? I like the vesion in 7.62 NATO.
FWIW, I also own a AK in 5.56 as my 'semiauto' for house use. Fun to shoot as well.
Yes, you're right.
That said, you must admit that at the time and years later most people had no clue of how novel a design the M16 was. Cast aluminum (Very light and corrosion resistant - but very expensive to manufacture also a first); high velocity and unstable round (Small and light ammo that does a lot of damage on a human); a lay out that allows nearly complete operation with a single hand (Selector, magazine release etc); and highly modular in design (Changing the stock, upper or lower receiver, barrel is easy), made this small little weapon a trend setter others would emulate, since today S. Korea, Germany, Great Britain, France, Italy, Austria, Australia...... all use 223. I think its overlooked that this weapon was actually quite revolutionary in concept going against the stream and to a smaller cartridge that was very fast and a slug that was inherently unstable after impact. Later the smaller high velocity concept was cloned by nearly everyone, even the Russians with their 5.45. The basic bolt design of the M16 can be found on other weapons today. The German G36 is essentially a direct clone of the M18, which was ArmaLites follow on design to the M16 and shares some design features as well. The M16 was adopted fully or in part by the armed forces of 71 different nations; and remember, the M16 is a very expensive weapon in comparison because its a cast aluminum weapon with chromed star-chamber and barrel. No way can this weapon compete in price with a stamped sheet metal gun like an AK. When the M16 came out in 1964, there were NO weapons that were this light, small, accurate, with that much firepower, and so easy to use.
For example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heckler_&_Koch_G3
The German G3 was a good weapon. It was in service all the way into this millennium with the German armed forces. The M16 has a point target range of 550 meters, the G3 400. The G3 weighs more (1.7 pounds) and is bulkier. The little 223 cartridge against a human will actually (on average) do more damage than the larger 308 because of the higher velocity and specifically instability of the slug. For the same weight and volume, an infantryman can carry about 210 rounds 223, or 120 rounds 308. The M16 upper and lower receiver is less susceptible to corrosion and the stock is synthetic vs. wood (which in the mid 60s was still the norm for a stock) See a difference?
The M16 had birthing issues. Had it not been for an extreme climate (hot and wet) combined with less that perfect ammunition, this issue would have been benign and probably not come to the forefront as it did. Nonetheless, a design with a weakness was put under the least ideal of conditions and there were many failures. This was identified and corrected quickly with the A1, but the legend of the unreliable M16 lives on.
An M16A1, and the following designs are no more or less susceptible to failure than most other assault weapons. Ive seen AKs fail, just like Ive seen Glocks, my Sig 226 and many other weapons fail. Given the right conditions you can set-up any weapon to fail or look impervious to malfunction. In reality the M16s major draw back is in design because it blows carbon down into the bolt, but this issue is minor since malfunction from this would require serious neglect, bordering on stupid. I used an M4 under arctic conditions (-68F) while in 1-17 Infantry and in Iraq at 122F (1AD). Never did this weapon fail me, but I did see an AK fail for an Iraqi guard. Misuse and or neglect can cause malfunctions on all weapons, and the M16 is generally no more susceptible than others. I too hope that the follow on weapon to the M16 has no birthing pains. I also hope we get a weapon that gives our troops a performance edge as the M16 did; that we procure a weapon that is a leap in technology and is so adaptive and universally designed, with future threat developments in mind, that like the M16 the design can viably survive 43 years and still be among the best fielded standard issue rifles in any army.
556 over penetrates (especially here in the US where everything is drywall) and you risk killing others besides the intended target in "house use." Buy a shotgun.
556 = small, light weight, flat trajectory, low recoil, easy to manage with burst or full auto. Combined with SS109/M855 is makes a big mess inside a human because of the instability and high velocity.
Non-elastic organs (Heart, liver, kidneys, and spleen) are ripped to pieces inside a human from the shock wave. The slug itself begins to rotate and after 7 cm penetration is on its side, unlike 308 which tends to punch nice clean holes through people because it does not begin to do so until 18 cm of penetration. The little 223 often comes apart and exits with two holes since the M855 ball has a penetrator tip and lead core back which usually split in two when the slug is rotating. Bottom line: 223 makes a huge mess of humans.
Nothing can replace good shot placement. If you hit the brain or spinal column the dude no matter how big or tough or what he's doing, will drop. If you hit someone with a 50cal in the leg, as it happened at a TCP with us, the guy will sit there with his leg essentially blown off, but alive and conscious. A bigger bullet often does not bring better results and you can see that when you hunt. With my little Marlin 308 I drop big game, and someone else might shoot the same animal with a 338 (8.6 x 70) and this animal suffers. If I take someone and have them kneel, shooting them into the back of the head, a 22 will do the trick 100% of the time. If I shoot someone in the lower abdominal region with your 6.8mm he will be in agony, but most likely alive. Where the bullet goes will make the difference!
223 is a general purpose round. It depends on the ranges youre shooting at and what youre engaging. Against a human from 0 300 meters its nice to just be able to put the dot on the target and know that the bullet will only be 2 inches bellow, above, and then bellow line of sight in that range span. 223 is adequate to kill humans, that simple. On burst or auto you can control the weapon. Even when taking quick aimed shots you have an advantage because your recovery time is so little, practically none. I could easily go to the range and shoot with less than one second between shots, and every shot is actually an aimed shot, because 223 is like a kids cap gun. Because of the almost toyish feel when shooting its not an intimidating weapon that can easily be learned on even by those who might be intimidated with something like a G3. I can carry lots and lots of little bullets, and thats nice, because they dont have legs of their own and I had to carry them. 223 is not something you go bear hunting with, but it will do well with hogs or humans. 223 might not be the best choice when hunting dall sheep in Alaska on a mountain side at long ranges, but it will do perfectly well against a human from say 10 150 meters which is what over 90% of all your engagements will be at.
The 223 cartridge is a balance in performance aspects that while not perfect in all situations, all the time; is more perfect than any other cartridge most of the time. Its a round that was designed for a specific target in mind, operating at a span of ranges that a soldier might work at, and incorporating other aspects such as transportability. If having slightly more range that might only pay off in 1% of the realistic engagements means I have to carry a weapon that is heavier 100% of the time, I didnt make out on the deal! So while 223 is not perfect in every situation, it works very well most of the time and has a good balance of characteristics for meeting the purpose of what its intended use is, a general purpose cartridge for killing bad guys.
My point was that M16 doesn't always = 5.56mm - I should have been more explicit.
I now use .223 for varmints - I can hold to a dime sized group at 100M - the bipod and glass helps as does the handloading ; )
For any social situations at the house I have a 45 ACP that is always handy..... Intrestingly I have seen 90 gr 5.56 loads advertised at 'surplus' Must hit like a buzzsaw at close range - it has to upset almost at the muzzle....
When I was on active duty, I prefered to carry the AK-47 (Romanian folding stock version) to the M16A2 or M4.
I found that the folding stock on the AK was safer and easier to handle during Fastrope and airborne ops. If you fastrope with an M16, there was a tendency to be butt-stoked by the weapon when you landed.
I found that the 5.56 round would be deflected in light foliage or moderate winds, while the 7.62 would not be affected as much. The 7.62 round is also easier to apply "Kentucky Windage" to since the splash of the round is easier to observe at medium-long ranges.
As far as the M4 is concerned, I hated it. Yes, it was a small package that was eay to handle, but that came at the expense of accuracy. We were issued the ACOG sight and that was a real boondoggle. Zero at 25 meters, confirm at 100 meters, and reconfirm at 250-300 meters only to find that the point of impact had changed at the greater ranges. I preferred my civilian AimPoint sight to the ACOG. The troops today have so many gimmicks attached to their M4's that it negates the weight saving benefits.
All in all, I preferred the AK series for the close in, heavy underbrush area's or CQB. The M16 was good for longer ranges found in desert area's. Both weapons are good when used within design parameters, or they wouldn't be as prolific as they are.
I have an AKM in .223, why not buy the Iraqis the same thing?
The Polish Army and many others that were COMBLOC now run .223 AK's or derivatives...
Oh I see, fix it until it is broken...
Do you have Oleg's permission to use his pictures?
Email him and find out!
Opinions are hard to argue. Facts are a different story.
Let me make this real simple. Outside the realm of some feeling some might have, an M16 will outperform an AK hands down in near all measurable evaluative tests. I can measure the weight of both weapons. I can measure their length. I can bench-rest them and fire them, seeing which one shoots tighter. I can measure recoil. I can measure which weapon punches through more steel at 100 and 200 meters (Believe it or not, the M16 wins out there as well). I can measure a lot of things, but I cant measure what you feel.
The M16 is conceptually a more modern weapon than the AK47. The M16 is made using much more expensive manufacturing techniques and materials to make the weapon more durable, lighter, and corrosion resistant. The M16 is the Cadillac, while the AK is a Saturn. Some people simply dont know what they have and they really love their Saturn.
There are three reasons why someone would carry an AK for a *practical* purpose (Opposed to wanting to be a cool guy):
The dudes youre with all carry them and you want to share the same ammo, parts etc. Imagine youre working with a bunch of locals and they all carry AKs (Compatibility).
You want a weapon that sounds like that of the threat and fires green tracers. You can use the enemys weapon to confuse him or to blend in better and not stand out as much which ties into point one. (Confusing the enemy and blending in)
You want a weapon so you can do something very bad and illegal, i.e. a drop gun. Not your ammo, not your gun, not the ballistics of a 556 = I didnt shoot him in the head. (You intend to commit a crime)
From a functional performance aspect, you do not carry an AK. It is an inferior weapon. You dont IMT with an AK that has a folding stock, but you can with an sliding stock on an M4. Your AKs receiver is more easily damaged physically because the thin stamped sheet metal bends. The gas tube is more easily damaged as well. Finally, the weapon is actually more susceptible to rust. If you want a good AK, youd actually buy one made by a Houston Texas based firm because they use a thicker gauge sheet metal when stamping it. The AK was designed as a cheap mass producible weapon based on technology and concepts many years past.
For the Iraqis an M16 would be an upgrade over their current AKs, some of which are brand new.
Pakistani street shops stamp them out and sell them on the streets for just a few bucks.
It's a throw-away, which is why it is the revolutionaries weapon of choice.
Actually, this is a GOOD IDEA.
The weapons and the ammo now have to be home-made, or brought in, instead of simply stolen/sold from the government....
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The San Rafael Junior High graduating class of 2007 held their closing program on May 23. The ninth grade class was presented by Yvonne Jensen, teacher at the school. Rachel Maier, honor student welcomed everyone to the program. She said she has received an excellent education at San Rafael and learned a lot. "There are good teachers here who are helpful and understanding. We have learned responsibility and that there are consequences for our actions. We have learned the meaning of friendship and learned to be better friends. We have learned how to make new friends that will be with us for life.
"We have participated in sports and learned to work. We have grown socially. We have learned how to make a newspaper and how to deal with deadlines. On the student council we learned to plan activities that involve the whole school. In yearbook we learned planning and organizing. Attending San Rafael has been some of the best years of my life," said Maier.
Joel Hatch from Zions Bank presented a check for $150 to CJ Cooper who won a drawing. For every A, a student receives on their report card, Zions Bank will pay $1 and then the student is entered into a quarterly drawing for $150 and once a year they draw for a $1,000 winner out of the names of the Emery and Carbon county students involved. Students have until July 2 to take their fourth term report card into any Zions Bank in Emery or Carbon counties.
Tyler Cox, honor student gave his address. He read a poem about teenage life. He encouraged everyone not to be content to be average. "If you work and study hard, you can have success."
Cox said his friends have helped him a lot in studying for tests and with homework. They even helped him make a movie about a book they had read. Teamwork made it easier. Friends can make a big difference in your life. He expressed his appreciation for his parents who helped him with projects and assignments. He cautioned everyone not to procrastinate because he had waited until the last night before an assignment was to due to get it done. His mom stayed up with him and helped, but this could lead to an ornery mom due to lack of sleep. So stay on top of things he encouraged. He said his teachers were always patient with him and took the time to answer his questions.
Chelsea Patton, Natalie Baantjer, Naomi Snow and Nikki Rogers sang, "O' Musik" by Johann Jeep. They were the outstanding vocal ensemble during competition.
Colton Leavitt gave his honor address. He said the most important thing about school is to get an education. Friends are important, but the major emphasis should be on what we learn. The more education you get the better job you can get and the more money you can make. Everyone can get good grades, it just takes dedication and motivation. Laziness keeps most students from achieving a 4.0 grade point average. The jobs of the future will all require additional training after high school. He encouraged students to pay attention and learn what is offered. He said education costs money, but then so does ignorance. "Education is what's left after you have forgotten everything else," said Leavitt.
Derek Tuttle performed his outstanding piano solo entitled, "Epilogue" by Stephen Heller.
Larelan Huntsman spoke next, "If you don't put in effort you won't get anything back. It is difficult to be successful and we need to do our best now. It is not easy. We will stumble and fall but we must get back on track."
She told the story of a boy who fell down many times in a race, but each time he fell he arose and finished the race. The crowd even cheered more loudly for him than the winner of the race. As the boy crossed the finish line he didn't feel the race had been a success, but his father told him he was a success because he got back up each time he fell.
It is better to risk a fall than not to try at all. Thomas Edison's teachers did not believe in him and he was home schooled. He never failed because he always tried his experiments again until he succeeded. Huntsman encouraged classmates to be optimistic.
Principal Garth Johnson spoke next he said, "Aren't these kids great. We here at San Rafael Junior High care for your kids almost as much as you do. We want them to be successful. One in six teenagers will abuse prescription drugs. Life is hard. It requires more than what they can get in school. They learn respect and compassion through friendships. These are precious youth and we want them to have the very best. That is where parents and grandparents come in. It takes many of us to encourage the youth and to strengthen and uplift and help them become the kind of adults to make a difference. Youth need TLC and guidance, though they don't think so."
The students who had straight As all through junior high along with their parents were honored. Rachel Maier and parents Tom Maier and Holly Maier; Colton Leavitt and Kip and Julie Leavitt; Tyler Cox and Creig and Trudy Cox; Tiffany Tuttle and Janet and Steven Tuttle; Larelan Huntsman and Lanell and Laren Huntsman.


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Thank you Shikimaru for being straight. Sasuke can't just waltz in here and say he's going to be hokage and expect every one to be good with it. THAT EGO
Thank you Shikimaru for being straight. Sasuke can't just waltz in here and say he's going to be hokage and expect every one to be good with it. THAT EGO
Also, Minato having the Kyuubi Chakra Mode (not Bijuu Mode because he never tamed the Kyuubi, and probably can't with just his sealed Yin chakra) is cool and all, but I feel like it lowers Naruto's achievements. Naruto tamed the Kyuubi because of who he is and managed to gain a power that surpasses Minato's; it was due to his Uzumaki body and his personality. Minato has neither of those things going for him; if the Kyuubi wasn't currently tame inside Naruto, I doubt even EDO Minato could manage to enter a chakra mode safely. I really don't like this... Minato didn't need that much spotlight or a power-up, this is just goofy fanservice. He'd better give that chakra back to Naruto right now, hopefully after embarrassing himself with that dumb power he's got. At least it's not a perfect Bijuu Mode or I'd be mad, he's lucky he already has a cloak so he can pretend.
Overall I'm pleased, we'll get to see NARUTO VS SASUKE for certain now, and also see Sakura do something for once... only, if she had all this power, why has she been so dedicated to sitting back and healing? She let Pain walk all over Konoha, she did nothing for the entire war... I get that she could do a little to help, but suddenly hanging with Naruto and Sasuke after all this time is a bit crazy.
Overall, REALLY liked the chapter and where it's headed, but a lot didn't make sense. Hoping the girlfriend thing was a mistranslation, even if Minato is commenting on Sakura being similar to Kushina (which was obvious). Can't describe how glad I am that Sasuke's path still led him to face off with Naruto, and Naruto still has an ideological reason to fight with Sasuke (once upon a time he'd have pissed off the entire fanbase by willingly letting Sasuke take that spot if he wanted, if only to get Sasuke to come home).
Minato only took Kurama's power not his soul with him. No tag and war, chakra pulling battle. He just has pour chakra to pull from.
But Sasuke wishing to become Hokage, WTF!!! I think Naruto knows that won't happen until he gains the villagers trust, which Naruto has already. Sasuke has a long way to go, perhaps he will become Hokage after Naruto or Konohamaru
Hey Guys,
I hate to be Johnny Raincloud here, but I am not that happy with the chapter. Of course it's great to see a jutsu only four Hokage-level-shinobi can perform. That's a rare sight. But putting the Juubi in his place still looks too easy. We'll see how that's gonna be. And a few things just don't add up.
To my knowledge, none of the four former Hokages knew the Rinnegan. At the very least, nobody knew, that Madara has it. And yet, Hashirama wasn't surprised at all. That's a bit off.
It might be great to see Minato in Kurama-Chakra-Mode. However, I don't see any reason why he should be able to do it. When he sealed Kurama in his own son, he didn't clone Kurama and end up with two Kurama who are half their original size. He took half his chakra (Yin) and sealed it in the death god. Minato never integrated Kurama's chakra, as Sarutobi never absorbed Oro's arms. You might argue that Minato sealed Kurama's Yin-chakra within himself, but if that were the case: Why did he have to call the death-god in the first place? And if - by some weird explanation - Minato sealed Kurama's Yin-chakra within himself, and only sealed himself within the death god just for good measure, didn't Obito and Madara clearly establish, that Edos cannot be Jinchurikis? I know, Minato only took the chakra, not the mind and body, but still. It hella looks like plot-no-jutsu to me. But I think it's a good guess, that this chakra might be his present to his son: the second half of Kurama's chakra.
Theoretically though, Madara should be doomed. Naruto, four Hogages, Sasuke, and Bee. That really should be enough. But then again, we know how the other five Kages ended.
Anyway, the seal the four Hokages performed clearly resembles to the one Naruto performed on Kurama after he tamed him. If Hashirama was able to do that, why the hell did they torture Kurama like they did when they sealed him in Kushina:
I always thought that it's a horrible seal, and I would be pissed too, if I were, well, fixated like that.
I always thought that Sasuke isn't the brightest puppet in the toy-box, but seriously: "Hey there, I know you don't like me, but I want you to vote for me as your Hokage." That's a good one. I think Kishi just wanted to show us Team 7, back again. Maybe it's just me, but I am extremely curious, what Sakura is going to come up with. Next to Sasuke with EMS and Naruto in Rikudou-Mode, a few iron fists and healing a few wound is not gonna cut it. I still hope it's something great. Maybe she really is a sage.
P.S.: I had to laugh out loud, when Kurama and Minato were staring at each other.
I agree on the Minato chakra cloak thing. It just seems like a fan service more than anything. Why would Minato even need to pull out that chakra cloak in the first place? Seems like it was just for show.
Fuck Minato.
Remember the Gold and Silver brothers were able to use Kurama's chakra, because they absorbed his chakra when they ate his stomach meat. I don't find what Minato can do dumb or unbelievable.
It was such a fan service but... it felt too rushed.
Madara's focus and Sasuke's change of heart (yes, even with that long flashback with the First) weren't played that good.
In any case, good chapter.
Let me Offer Kishimoto a plausible way out of the Jinchuuriki dilema. Minato must have used the Death God seal as a stand in for the Jinchuuriki seal. This all happened before he died. So now that he is an Edo Zombie the seal continues to be active.
It implies that someone who was not a Jinchuuriki before the died cannot become one if resurrected as an Edo Zombie. However if they were formerly a Jinchuuriki, and if a Portion of the Tailled beast was inside them at the time of death, that person would retain the Jinchuuriki status if resurrected as an Edo.
Madara who was revived as a non Jinchuuriki cannot be made a Jinchuuriki as an Edo Zombie, unlike Minato.
I agree with the person who said that Minato does not have a second Kurama inside him (not Kurama's will at least), so Minato can access the Yin chakra without a struggle from the Yin. OTOH even if the Yin chakra could suck up Minato's chakra, remember that Edos Have unlimited chakra anyhow, so there is no repercussion from using the Yin Kyuubi chakra to its fullest.
Yeah I still feel the chapter was rushed, and that Kishimot is leaving out the complexities in order to race to the conclusion.
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Anchorage — As part of President Obama's all-of-the-above energy strategy to continue to expand safe and responsible domestic energy production, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) announced today that 2 companies submitted 14 bids for the right to develop oil and gas lease tracts in the federal petroleum reserve managed by the BLM on Alaska's North Slope. At the lease sale held in Anchorage today, the high bids totaled $898,900 on 14 tracts on approximately 160,088 acres of the 22.8-million-acre reserve.
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"Today was the eighth sale we've held since 1999," said BLM-Alaska State Director Bud Cribley. "We worked to offer tracts based on public comments, natural resource information, resource potential, and industry interest. Today's sale included a new bidder for the offered NPR-A tracts. I am pleased at the interest these sales generate."
The BLM offered 398 tracts comprising about 4.5 million acres in this sale. The highest bid of $74,100, or $6.51 per acre, was offered by Woodstone Resources, LLC for tract 2012-L-086, located in the Northeast planning area. The State of Alaska will receive 50 percent of the NPR-A lease sale bid receipts, or $449,450.
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12/05/2012 10:49pm, #81
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I observed the local Systema-"Russian Martial Art" school several months back. My aikido dojo had recently self-destructed and I was looking for a new "home." Yes, there were other aikido dojo in town, but they were too soft for my taste (keep in mind this was before I "discovered" Judo).
Even my Aikidoka-ized ass was not impressed by what I saw. Upon my visit, I was presented with a carefully-worded visitor's packet along with a slick promotional DVD selling the Vladimir Vasiliev lineage of Systema.
Joined the local Judo club instead.
12/06/2012 1:12am, #82
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Initial reports were gunshots, coroners report indicated that the victims involved were stabbed, not shot.
Hah! Found one: http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2...dical-examiner
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12/06/2012 11:03pm, #863
I understand that some of the words in that paragraph would appear to be invented off the top of my head, but they're legit.
But yeah, I would have been an absolute animal to control when I was drunk.GET A RED BELT OR DIE TRYIN'.


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Had a small but decent gluten free menu with several appetizers, salads, pasta dishes, and entrees. I ate the grilled salmon which had a lemon caper butter sauce and sides of steamed veggies (snap peas, sweet potatoes, and broccoli), and pasta with tomato sauce - all gluten free! My sister ate the grilled chicken and the Caesar salad - both gluten free - which were also delicious. Great experience!
3000 Hayden Rd, Columbus, OH 43235
They had a gluten free menu. The menu was small, but good. Ate pasta here and had no reaction.
2970 Towne Centre Boulevard, Lansing Charter Township, MI 48912
The server was knowledgeable and the menu clearly shows gf items. Halfway through my meal I found regular pasta mixed in my gluten free pasta. I ended up getting sick after eating here.
2970 Towne Centre Boulevard, Lansing Charter Township, MI 48912
The server was knowledgeable and the menu clearly shows gf items. Halfway through my meal I found regular pasta mixed in my gluten free pasta. I ended up getting sick after eating here.
15 W County Center Dr, Des Peres, MO 63131
They actually pan fried my happy hour shrimp for me. Nobody does that! Thanks Bravo!
211 Summit Park Dr, Pittsburgh, PA 15275
They had a section of all gluten free. I needed lactose free as well and they easily accommodated my needs. I'll be back!!
1500 Washington Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15228
I just found out that I have Celiac's so I was nervous about going out to eat for the first time since. But they were so accommodating and had so many options. I got a gluten free pasta dish and chopped salad. So good. Definitely would recommend! And definitely Celiac friendly.
3324 West Friendly Avenue, Greensboro, NC 27410
My gluten free order was double checked before being served, Bravo to the wait staff!
193 Central Park Ave, Virginia Beach, VA 23462
My gluten free order was double checked before serving me. Bravo to all the wait staff that served me!
7924 Via Dellagio Way, Orlando, FL 32819
Great flavor dishes! Good service and the staff was very knowledge about the menu.
18900 Michigan Ave, Dearborn, MI 48126
The pasta is pretty good!
3265 W Market St, Fairlawn, OH 44333
Gluten free menu with a number of salad and entree options. When I told the server I had celiac, the sous chef came out and explained they would prepare all of my food separately to avoid cross contamination.
5005 W 117th St, Leawood, KS 66211
Awesome food. This is my favorite gluten free place to go. Pasta and salad delicious. I've never gotten contaminated here. Staff is understanding and knowledgeable of needs. Shrimp scampi pasta is amazing.
1500 Washington Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15228
Absolutely delicious!!! So many options and everyone is so knowledgeable. I have three different allergies and they took very good care of me.
401 The Bridge Street #180, Huntsville, AL 35806
They have very little to choose from and what they have is just blahh, its not worth the money.
1 Walden Galleria, Walden Galleria Mall, Buffalo, NY 14225
The service was very slow and although we spoke to the manager about our needs, my daughter ended up getting sick. Later they told me that the chef who made the salad dressing wasn't in that day so they couldn't be sure it was gluten free. They do not understand and are careless.
3413 Veterans Memorial Blvd, Metairie, LA 70002
Had GF pasta dish first time. No reaction. Second time (Valentines Day) GF pasta must have been wheat as I had a super bad dermatitis herpeatformis (DH) rash reaction. I'll never order GF pasta, anywhere, because of the risk of unknowingly ingesting a huge amount of wheat.
2770 Miamisburg Centerville Rd, Dayton, OH 45459
Our experience was great! Waiter was very helpful! Wonderful!
17700 Haggerty Rd, Livonia, MI 48152
love this place friendly atmosphere and knowledgeable staff. need more desserts and appetizers but really great pasta!!!!
193 Central Park Ave, Virginia Beach, VA 23462
Bravo has a menu that indicates which dishes can be made GF. There are only a few--salad and some of the pasta dishes but I ordered a dairy free version of the chicken and spring vegetables pasta that was not even indicated to be GF with GF pasta as a substitute and I had no reaction. It is grilled chicken, pesto (no cheese in pesto) and veggies. Delicious! I am not Celiac so one would need to investigate further about cross contamination etc., if you are.
120 S Jordan Creek Pkwy, West Des Moines, IA 50266
They have a separate gf menu, but limited options. They mostly omit items. No gf desserts or breads. They do have gf pasta.
2220 Louisiana Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110
Staff is knowledgeable and the GF menu provides several options. It's typical "chain restaurant" GF food but a welcome option at this mall location.
7301 NW 87th St, Kansas City, MO 64153
Good food for gluten free choice!
18900 Michigan Ave, Dearborn, MI 48126
Yummy pasta!!!!
286 North Adams Road, Rochester Hills, MI 48309
So happy I found this place on this app. Today was my fiance's birthday and he wanted Italian. I'm always upset about going to Italian places because of the bread, etc. but this place was incredible. Our server was friendly and accommodating, they do not serve bread (which may sound selfish but I was stoked), and the flavors were fantastic! I had the BRAVO! Chopped Salad, the Pasta Pomodoro with Chicken, and we split a bottle of Reisling. For the first time in a long time my stomach is bigger than normal from being full instead of being glutened. They also offered him a choice of three complimentary desserts for his birthday. Even though it's 30 miles from our house we will definitely be back!
3324 West Friendly Avenue, Greensboro, NC 27410
I told them I had a severe allergy and they were great! I had a pasta with no reaction or problem
17700 Haggerty Rd, Livonia, MI 48152
I love this restaurant, they have a good choice of GF options. They only have the expected creme brulee dessert, i get bored with that other wise they would be a 5
95 North Moorland Road, Brookfield, WI 53005
Make sure you have a server that cares or you may not leave happy. Always double check before eating that it is the GF pasta.
3010 South Hulen Street, Fort Worth, TX 76109
They were very friendly and had great food it's a go to for sure
1500 Washington Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15228
GF pasta was tasty
401 The Bridge Street #180, Huntsville, AL 35806
If you need gluten free stay away from this place. I've eaten here twice and they have brought out gluten containing food/wrong order both times. The sad thing is i ordered off the gluten free menu AND verified with server once food wad brought out. Yet i still ended up with gluten containing food. how do you mess up a salad..Add breaded onion strips. only good thing here is the martinis. Hence the one star. Servers suck because they are liars and the food made me sick. I wont return.
950 Lehigh Valley Mall, Whitehall, PA 18052
Just left from the bravo next to the lehigh valley mall, food was quite good, however there was a linguini noodle cooked in with my gf pasta meal. After notifying the manager they were very apologetic and gave us our meal for free, but it seems they were draining all of their pasta in the same strainer. Be very careful if you go. Update** I have stopped back a few times since this occurred and haven't gotten sick and no incidents occurrd :? I think it's a safe go now :)
3010 South Hulen Street, Fort Worth, TX 76109
Although the menu states "not recommended for those with celiac", the manager came over and explained all of their procedure to minimize cross contamination. Obviously nothing can be guaranteed but they seem to take celiac seriously. We enjoyed the meal and service.
2970 Towne Centre Boulevard, Lansing Charter Township, MI 48912
Ok options (3 salads, 3 pasta, 3 entrees) but halfway thru meal found regular pasta mixed in with GF and did end up getting sick.
2770 Miamisburg Centerville Rd, Dayton, OH 45459
Asked if they could make pasta with regular marinara sauce and they said that they could after checking. They don't carry Ginger Ale, Sprite or 7-Up.
95 North Moorland Road, Brookfield, WI 53005
Not a very big selection but happy that they have gf options with gf noodles. I had pasta in a roasted red pepper sauce with grilled chicken. Very good and I didn't get sick. I also had a chopped salad.
4976 McKnight Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15237
Ask for the gluten free menu. Grilled Salmon was excellent.
1500 Washington Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15228
Gluten free pasta available and a gluten free menu. Wonderful food and very consistent.
17700 Haggerty Rd, Livonia, MI 48152
Great experience Great food staff knowledgable
9824 Rea Rd, Charlotte, NC 28277
Pretty good gluten free pasta. Very very rich. Not someplace I would eat often but the food was safe didn't get sick.
7301 NW 87th St, Kansas City, MO 64153
Very accommodating! We made reservations and was told we could ask the chef for special gf requests if given enough time (a few days). My daughter has celiac and she loves Alfredo sauce. The chef made a special batch of gf Alfredo sauce for her. It made her week! Great service & food! We will be back for sure!
950 Lehigh Valley Mall, Whitehall, PA 18052
The food was good. They have a limited gluten free menu. Management and kitchen staff were educated and I didn't get sick afterwards. However, the waiter was clueless. Thankfully I spoke with the manager before we sat down and she came back to check on me later.
17815 Chenal Parkway, Little Rock, AR 72223
Got glutened. Found a regular pasta noodle in my GF pasta :(. Very disappointing after being reassured the chefs knew their stuff. Another GF friend also got glutened here on a different occasion. Never going back.
17815 Chenal Parkway, Little Rock, AR 72223
The waitress place pasta sprinkles, their version of croutons on my salad, it wasn't until I asked to double check we found out they were not gf, I had had a couple of bites of course. Contacted the company and was promised gift cards and was told they would double check everything for me. I did not receive gift cards and have not have them a second chance.
13810 N Pennsylvania Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73134
Have a GF menu. a little small but thankful to have any options! not the best gf pasta but pretty good! they will cook your own gf pasta if you bring it in.
2770 Miamisburg Centerville Rd, Dayton, OH 45459
Absolutely fantastic gf meal and the chef and waiter were able to work around my life threatening allergy to onions! They even have a scrumptious gf dessert-really enjoyed the creme brulee! Definately recommend Bravo to those who are limited by allergies.
2970 Towne Centre Boulevard, Lansing Charter Township, MI 48912
Excellent choices including gluten free pasta dishes
4976 McKnight Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15237
This restaurant hosted our group for a wedding rehearsal dinner. Our group had life threatening allergies to shellfish, tuna, peanuts and tree nuts. We also have celiac and must avoid gluten. Other allergies were dairy and salmon. We were served wonderful food and no one got sick! They specially ordered gluten free beers for our party and allowed us to bring in hard cider and gluten free desserts. The current manager is Gabriel and the assistant manager is Dena. They took care of everything! I loved planning with Lauren, their banquet coordinator. She responded quickly to each and every email.
17700 Haggerty Rd, Livonia, MI 48152
food good service good and lots of gf free
1 Walden Galleria, Walden Galleria Mall, Buffalo, NY 14225
food was ok... not impressed with the chewyness of the gf pasta dishes.
7787 Reynolds Road, Mentor, OH 44060
menu includes pasta,chicken, shrimp, etc. attentive staff. delicious food. safe gf choice!!! nice atmosphere.
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