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The State of Utah recently welcomed back the State Capitol building. The building has been under reconstruction the past three years to bring it up to earthquake standards and a general facelift. Dick Nourse welcomed the crowd to the capitol where a rededication ceremony took place on Jan. 4, statehood day. "Citizens of the Great State of Utah! Welcome to this re-dedication ceremony of the Utah State Capitol-the People's House. At this very hour, school children across the State of Utah are gathered together in class rooms viewing this ceremony via television.
"Many of these children have been given bells to ring with us as we open this celebration of return and renewal. Together with the First Lady of the State of Utah, Mrs. Mary Kay Huntsman, area bell choirs from around the state, The Cathedral of the Madeleine Choir, the International Children's Choir, the Bells on Temple Square, the 23rd Army Band and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square, we will ring in the New Year and herald the Opening and re-dedication of this-The People's House," said Nourse.
"Anthem for a New Year - "Into Light" was commissioned and composed especially for today's re-dedication ceremony. With words by Utah's Poet Laureate, Dr. Katharine Coles and music by Kurt Bestor - Anthem for a New Year celebrates the darkness and cold of winter reawakening to the joys of a new beginning - a new dawn lifting us back into light," said Nourse.
David Hart was the architect for the renewal project. He said, "Governor Huntsman, President Valentine, Speaker Curtis, Chief Justice Durham, President Hinckley, elected officials, honored guests and citizens of the State of Utah. We gather here today 91 years, two months and 27 days to the hour from the date and time of when the Utah State Capitol was first dedicated on Monday, Oct. 9, 1916, to re-dedicate the newly restored and seismically retrofitted Utah State Capitol. This, by any standard, is an epic day. It is so because of the original vision of Richard Kletting; and because of the dedicated work of thousands of architects, engineers, contractors, subcontractors and UCI. To each and every one who has played a role in this nine-year journey, I would like to say thank you from the bottom of my heart. This is a team unprecedented in their commitment, skill and untiring care of this building.
"Tomorrow, the doors of this building will once again be open to the people of Utah. They will come to know, as I know, the detailed workmanship that has gone into the Capitol. For me and all those that have worked on the Capitol, it has been a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
"For those in the Rotunda seated here today, and for those of you who will visit the capitol over the next year, I encourage you to take note of the decorative arts, the detailed craftsmanship, the beautiful marble and the exquisite light fixtures. These remarkable items have been restored to their original conditions, colors and textures. The quality of this historic restoration ranks among the best in the world.
"The story of the Capitol restoration includes not only that which you can see, but that which you can not.
"It includes 285 base isolators upon which the Capitol now safely sits, and hundreds of miles of wire, making this Capitol one of the most technologically advanced buildings in the United States, while remaining true to its historic integrity.
"I'm equally proud to report that after nearly 100 months of planning and construction, we are on budget and on schedule. Now, as we re-dedicate the Capitol and reopen it to the public, it is important that we always remember this is more than a building. It is a special place. It is - the people's house. It is a temple to democracy. It is the physical manifestation of the constitution and our rights. Its design is open, representing the open nature of our government. It is accessible to all, symbolizing government by the people, and for the people. It is where we gather to freely speak our minds.
"We, the stewards of this Capitol building, must now take on the responsibility to treat it well; to care for it and respect it. By doing so we can ensure many more years of service to this great state of Utah. Thank you for the privilege it has been to be the architect of the Capitol. Governor and first Lady Huntsman--On behalf of all those involved in this monumental project we present you --- as the representatives of the people of Utah, the key to this beautiful Capitol," said Hart.
Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. said, "My friends and fellow Utahns - today we celebrate Utah's 112th birthday. How appropriate therefore that we have gathered to rededicate this great symbol of statehood-our capitol.
"We are honored to have with us past Governors, Legislators, and Judges including those who now hold those positions of trust. Among their ranks is my good friend Haven Barlow, whose work in the legislature spanned a third of our state's history and the administrations of six Governors. Thanks to Haven, and all of you for service well done. On this historic occasion, we warmly welcome all Utah citizens. To those who work hard to raise their families and support their communities - we offer our deep sense of gratitude. Let's not forget, you are the ones who have provided the resources that have made this rebuilding possible. This is your state capitol - this is the people's house. We also recognize our fourth grade students who are watching from their classrooms.
"They represent the hundreds of thousands of young people in our state as well as generations yet unborn.We also thank those teachers among us, who are playing perhaps the most important role of all - molding and shaping our leaders of tomorrow. This building exudes our long held belief in public service.
"It is where our youth will long be inspired as their footsteps echo through this very rotunda.
"Just as we reflect on the work of those who came before us-these students will be the ones who judge what we do going forward. Students, I hope we earn a passing grade, 156 years ago, Utah's first Territorial Capitol building was constructed in the small town of Fillmore.
"After one legislative session, many pioneer lawmakers complained that Fillmore was located too far from Utah's population base. A vote was taken and the territorial seat of government was moved to Salt Lake City. My Fillmore ancestors, I'm sure, were divided on whether losing the capitol was good or bad. Some may have been concerned about the loss of prestige, while others were no doubt delighted to get all those political rascals out of town.
"Utah did not build another permanent capitol for 50 years. Legislative, executive, and judicial functions were carried out in various buildings including the Social Hall, the Council Hall, and the Salt Lake City and County Building. In 1907, Governor John Cutler urged the legislature to build a significant capitol. The deep depression that existed at the time of statehood had ended, and Utah needed - and deserved a fitting seat of government.
"In 1909, under the leadership of Gov. William Spry, a committee was established to accept a design and then build the capitol. Financing was secured in the form of a one million dollar bond - paid for primarily by the estate of former Union Pacific President E. H. Harriman. In 1916, at a cost of more than $2.7 million dollars the capitol was finished. However, the original master plan was left undone.
"Today, our capitol is not only retrofitted to withstand an earthquake, remodeled to make government more efficient and refurbished to erase the effects of time, but it is also completed esthetically, based on the vision and planning of our forebearers. We applaud the thousands of people who have made this rededication possible. Skilled craftspeople like Justin Davis, Todd Stubbs, Ryan Warner, Tracey Yearout and Havier Godina. They are just some of the hundreds who contributed greatly to this monumental accomplishment.
"Soon, the legislative session will begin and the house of the people will return to its full purpose.
"How great it will be to hear once again red-hot debates on transportation funding on a Friday afternoon and see students dancing to the strains of the Red Hot Chili Peppers at the junior prom on a Friday night.
"How fitting it will be for us all to again welcome presidents and prime ministers, protestors and petitioners - and of course, fourth grade students on their Utah History Field Trips, to this place - to the people's house. It is our seat of government, and our affirmation of democracy. Again. Welcome to all. It is good to be back home," said Gov. Huntsman.

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Justin Bieber has been busy recently recording his Christmas album for 2011.
Titled 'Under the Mistletoe' it is due for release on November 1st.
Justin Biebers 'Under the Mistletoe' is one of the most awaited Christmas albums of 2011.
After all when you have 13 million Twitter followers!!!!!! and 36 million facebook friends!!!!! you are pretty much guaranteed burn up the charts this coming Christmas.


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how is weather in your country ?
In croatia is 42 C and rising
how is weather in your country ?
In croatia is 42 C and rising
too damn hot.
Partly cloudy
Wind W 22km/h
Relative Humidity 56%
Dewpoint 12°C
Pressure 101.78 kPa
Visibility 24.0 km
Ceiling 5800 ft
In Canada. South West Ontario.
Si vis pacem, para bellum
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Well in Florida its 88°F but our humidity is 65% so it feels like around 100°F. Its also cloudy with thunder and lightning all over the place. So for Florida its a pretty nice day. I live in Southwest Florida so I'm pretty close to the Gulf of Mexico, which only means the air is salty and stings when you have sunburn, which is most of the time.
Here in Swedenland it´s about 15 C.
Cloudy as hell...
in other words... the weather sucks...*sad*
right now, the weather is pretty nice.
this is what google says:
Wind: N at 0 mph
Humidity: 60%
but its more like 85°F and no humidity.
well, that's southern California, for ya. lol.
but then again, i haven't been outside since the morning, soo.
night time
crazy hot and humid
on and off rain
lot of mosqitios
I'm in Florida too, it's only about 70 right now, great breeze and a huge storm rolling in. The horses are in the barn and I just opened all the windows. For the first time all summer (that the windows are open and the AC is off, lol).
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Final List of Attendees for 2010 Indoor Women's National Team Selection Camp Announced
Winnipeg, MB - Following the Open Camp that was held from May 2-4, the final list of athletes attending the 2010 National Women's Selection Camp has now been confirmed. The Official Selection Camp is being held from May 5-8 at the University of Manitoba. The complete schedule for the camp is outlined below.
Following the Selection Camp, approximately 28 athletes will be selected for either the Senior A or B National Team programs. Those selected to the B Team following camp will train together through to the end of July. Those selected to the Senior A Team will train throughout the summer and fall with the main focus being preparation for and success at the 2010 World Championship this fall in Japan. The first competition for the Senior Women's A Team will be the annual Pan Am Cup in Baja California, Mexico from June 16-27. Plans are also currently being made for a tour of Europe for matches and training in August or September, and then the hosting an exhibition series versus Cuba in early October in Winnipeg before traveling to the 2010 FIVB World Championship in Japan later that month.
The Senior A Team will be lead by Head Coach Arnd Ludwig, along with newly appointed Assistant Coach Scott Koskie. Ken Bentley from the University of Manitoba has recently been named the Head Coach for the B Team training group, and he will be supported over the summer by Lee Carter from Brandon University, and Alain Pelletier from Université Laval.
Athletes attending the 2010 Selection Camp (May 5-8) include:
Lauren O'Reilly, BC, Trinity Western
Samantha Loewen, MB, U Manitoba
Kelci French, AB, Full-Time Training Centre
Carla Bradstock, BC, Linz, Austria
Jaclyn Ellis, AB, University of Alberta
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Brittany Page, BC, Las Palmas, Spain
Kerri Smit, NS, St.Mary's
Kristina Fabris, ON, Klagenfurt, Austria
Marie-Pier Murray Methot, QC, U Sherbrooke
Sofie Hanna Schlagintweit, BC, Arizona State
Tammy Mahon, MB, Baku, Azerbaijan
Tiffany Dodds, SK, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico
Lisa Barclay, MB, Brandon Storm
Alex Basso, BC, UBC Okanagan Heat (could be selected as a libero )
Valerie Lemay, QC, Astrelles of Abitibi-Temiscamingue College
Tiffany Proudfoot, AB, University of Alberta
Dana Cranston, BC, Colorado State University
Jennifer Hinze, BC, UBC
Marisa Field, BC, Las Palmas, Spain
Nadine Alphonse, QC, U Montreal
Tasha Holness, AB, Baku, Azerbaijan
Jamie Thibeault, AB, University of Montana
Emillie Toone, AB, Calcit Kamnik (MEVZA) Slovenia
Tricia Mayba, MB, University of Manitoba
Beth Clark, SK, University of Regina
Right Side:
Sarah Pavan, ON, Conegliano, Italy
Ashley Voth, MB, U of Manitoba
Colette Meek, AB, Full-Time Training Centre
Kyla Richey, BC, UBC
Tonya Mokelki, SK, Full-Time Training Centre
Krista Zubick, AB, University of Alberta
Julie Young, AB, Full-Time Training Centre
Janie Guimond, QC, Full-Time Training Centre
Claire Hanna, BC, UBC
Selection Camp (May 5-9) Schedule:
Wed, May 5: 9am-12noon, Testing, University of Manitoba Investors Group Athletic Centre
2pm-5pm, Testing, University of Manitoba Frank Kennedy Centre
Thu, May 6: 9am-12noon, Session #1, University of Manitoba Investors Group Athletic Centre
3pm-6pm, Session #2, University of Manitoba Investors Group Athletic Centre
Fri, May 7: 9am-12noon, Session #3, University of Manitoba Investors Group Athletic Centre
3pm-6pm, Session #4, University of Manitoba Brown & Gold Gyms
Sat, May 8: 9am-12noon, Session #3, University of Manitoba Brown & Gold Gyms
3pm-6pm, Session #4 , University of Manitoba Brown & Gold Gyms


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The fourth annual Timber Harvest Tour will take place on Oct. 19 near Scofield. The tour will examine a current timber harvest in a mixed conifer stand. Rarely seen ground skidding machines (FMCs) are being used on this privately owned property. Foresters from Carbon County, the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands, and USU Forestry Extension will be available to lead a discussion and answer questions. The purpose of this tour is to provide an opportunity for landowners to see a timber harvest up close, and to better prepare themselves for forestry practices on their own property, but is open to anyone interested. Brought to you by USU Forestry Extension with support from USDA Forest Service State and Private Forestry.
Meeting Place and Schedule: Meet at 10 am on Wed. Oct. 19 in front of the Scofield Store, in the town of Scofield. The town of Scofield is just south of Scofield Reservoir: Lunch and beverages will be provided, Please RSVP Darren McAvoy by phone 435-797-0560 or e-mail darren.mcavoy@usu. edu.


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The Mevatec Corporation from White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico is once again at the Green River Test Site. Their mission this spring is to collect the water from the wells which were drilled last fall. William Little, senior geologist on the project said, "Last fall we installed ground water monitoring wells all over the site. In the cantonment area and also at the launch sites. We are now back to sample the wells. We are done with the surface water sampling. Greg Watterson, who is a member of our team on the project floated down the Green River to the Brown's Wash area where he collected water from the middle of the Green River. This water will be tested and results compared to the water we are gathering from the wells.
"When the sampling is finished and the results are in, we will write a big report with all the findings. This report is given to the army and the regulators who will decide what if anything further needs to be done. In the tentative results in general we are not finding much. There are a couple of steps to go through in proving up on the chemistry. We will send the lab results and documentation to a third party to study the lab work and validate the results or not validate the results whatever the case might be. They will determine the quality of the data and how serious the processing error was if in fact there was an error. They will decide what to do. In general, we expect the data will be validated.
"After that step if everything is validated the report will go to the government and if anything was found, they will determine the significance of it and what should be done and make recommendations for cleanup or not. It is the governments call, the army, the state of Utah and the United States Environmental Protection Agency. It is a joint decision. The state has been involved the whole way, Rik Ombach has been involved in the whole process from the beginning. Jerald Cross, environmental scientist from the EPA out of Denver is here on site with us. By fall the army should issue a report as to the recommendation for the site.
"We are shipping the water samples to the laboratory in Lubbock, Texas. They are preserved on ice and shipped in coolers to keep the samples at the proper temperature. When the water sampling test results begin coming back this summer we will begin comparing the soil samples and the water samples together. We are looking for the same chemicals in the soil and water. The ultimate question here is, 'Is there something here in the soil and is it moving into the water?'
"These two pieces will tell whether or not you have a problem and how serious it is. Some of the water samples are collected with a bailer, which is a long tube with a collection cup on one end. It is lowered down into the well and pulled up with the retrieved water going into a sample jar. The jars are all cleaned and without trace of chemicals. It is a standard EPA setup. The water is kept at a temperature of 4 degrees centigrade. As soon as the coolers arrive at the lab and are opened up, they immediately check the temperature inside the cooler.
"Wells are also being sampled in a more sophisticated way. A small diameter, low flow sampling pump withdraws the water gently and it runs into the jar through a tube," said Little.
Watterson said, "This well depth is approximately 19 and one-half feet deep, it is filled with approximately four feet of water. The pump is set at a slow rate so there will be minimal disturbance of the system."
Cross explained the need for the sampling to be taken from a clean area. As water is drawn out then new water replaces that drawn out. The slotted pipe at the bottom of the well allows the movement of the new water into the well.
Watterson said, "We want to sample the water quality around the perimeter of the wells." The water is tested for temperature, ph, conductivity which is the ability of the water to conduct electricity, also it is checked for the amount of dissolved materials, salt content, etc.
"Fifteen or 16 liters of water is needed from each well for all of the tests that will be performed. Different containers are used for different tests. The small glass vials contain the water which will be sampled for volatile organic compounds. A bigger amber colored bottle holds water which will be sampled for several things like semi-volatile organic compounds and pesticides. Plastic bottles are used for everything else which includes tests for metals and inorganic materials. One bottle of water is used per test. Tests are done in various parts of the lab and one bottle goes to each part of the lab," said Watterson.
Cross explained that two bottles are always sent to allow for breakage in shipping. Little explained that from time to time two samples are taken from the same well for duplicate analysis. This assures quality control. Cross said sometimes samples are sent to two different labs so comparisons can be made.
Little said, "As soon as the water samples arrive at the lab, they record their arrival and immediately store them in walk-in coolers. Every shipment is documented and there is a chain of custody. This is a very important part to see that proper procedures were followed."
"To prevent cross contamination between sites, all protective clothing is changed and all equipment is cleaned throughly before moving to the next well collection site. These precautions keep a clean environment. All by-products from the testing procedure such as waste water from washing equipment, soiled protective clothing and gloves are all kept on the site in sealed barrels and are labeled with information about the contents and which area of the site they came from. They will be kept until all of the analysis is completed and it is determined how they can be disposed of safely.
"The pumps are cleaned with distilled water and a low concentrate detergent which rinses off easily. They are rinsed many times to make sure they are clean. We bring some supplies but we also purchase some locally. An analysis is also done on the water that the parts from the pump are rinsed in to make sure the equipment came clean. This type of testing proves to anybody that these samples collected are a true and proper representation and haven't been contaminated with bad sampling processes. We do good work and you have to prove that you do good work. These samples are proof that you've done good work," said Little.
The samples are kept on ice to keep the temperature of the sample constant, the goal is to keep the acids and bases in the state they were in when sampled. The samples are taken in an agreed upon order by all parties involved. The small vials are filled first. Then if a well didn't produce enough water for all the tests, the most important tests could be done first. Mevatec plans to stay at the site until all the wells have produced the needed water for the testing, although some of the wells are slow producers.
Watterson said, "We worked hard the first days to get the samples for the short hold. These had to be analyzed within 48 hours after they were taken from the ground."
All of the work is documented as they go and a check list is adhered to. Cross said, "If we have to deviate from the proper order we have it documented as to why we changed from what we said we'd do. Everything will be reviewed as the report is put together."
Depending on the analysis to be done not every sample has to be preserved with a preservative. Little explained what they were looking for, "We are looking for analytes, we don't use the word contaminates because that is not the case. We don't know what we have here on the site, that's why we are here.
Little said, "We're here to prove that the army did a good job taking care of the site while they were here." Field Technician George Esqueda and Jennifer Davis, geologist were also on the site installing the pump and drawing samples. Two wells on each side of the building where vehicle maintenance was performed will give a clear picture if water has been contaminated in the area. The pump operates with compressed air CO2. The plastic tubing expands which forces the water up the supply line, the bladder relaxes letting the water flow in. Cross pointed out the CO2 does not come into contact with the water as that could change the reading. "We eliminate as many variables as possible to get the purest samples we can," said Cross.
The well Esqueda was working with had a depth of 16.82 feet from the well casing down to the water. The first water out of the well is not used for the sampling. Each well is allowed to settle before the samples are drawn.
Cross said, "The EPA is on the site to oversee that everything is going according to the work plan. We work on quality assurance and making sure the work is done right."
Little agreed that everything, Mevatec does is done in accordance with all guidelines and regulations. Cross also pointed out that by being on site supervising he develops a trust with the workers so when they get the data back if something doesn't look right then they can figure out why. "When the results are back, everyone sits down together. We take turns meeting at White Sands or Denver. We get together as a team."
The results from all of the testing of soil and water on the Green River Test Site will help to determine its future. If the site is declared clean then its future could be determined more rapidly. If anything at the site is in need of cleanup this could slow down the determination of just what should be done with the site. Until the final results are in and analyzed the future of the site is still up in the air as were the many missiles launched from the site in its heyday.


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More than 125 employees statewide volunteered on projects at 10 community locations focusing on veterans and troops in honor of Memorial Day thousands of KeyCorp employees nationwide participated in the annual day of community service, the hallmark of company's civic-minded workforce.
More than half of the employees of KeyCorp nationwide participated in the company's 23rd annual day of volunteer community service. Key staff spent the afternoon volunteering for a wide array of community service projects in neighborhoods across the nation. Two-thirds of branches were closed for the 23rd annual Neighbors Make the Difference Day.
KeyBank employees helped clean up veterans headstones at Elgin Cemetery for Neighbors Make the Difference Day. In Utah, more than 125 KeyBank employees turned from finance to volunteer services at 10 community locations focusing on veterans and troops in honor of Memorial Day. Projects included: planting flowers and helping with spring cleaning at the Fisher House and GEM Court Gardens on the VA Salt Lake City Health Care System's campus; gardening and visiting and playing cards with veterans at the George E. Wahlen Ogden Veterans Home; cleaning veterans headstones to prepare for Memorial Day ceremonies at cemeteries in Green River, Kamas, Price and Tremonton; planting flowers and cleaning up Veterans Memorial Square in Tooele; and, cleaning the memorial statue and wall of veterans names at the Orem City Cemetery.
Employees also prepared special care packages at Utah Food Bank in Salt Lake City to send to deployed troops stationed in Afghanistan. The Army Chaplain that will distribute them indicated in a letter to KeyBank's Utah District President, Jill Taylor, that the care packages help give troops a sense of purpose and remind them that what they do matters to those at home.
KeyBank employees helped clean up veterans' headstones at Elgin Cemetery for Neighbors Make the Difference Day. Care package contents included letters or pictures from area school children, playing cards, snack items such as jelly beans, raisins, gum, granola bars, powdered drink mixes and sunflower seeds, and a variety of personal hygiene products like baby wipes, eye drops, razors, deodorant, toothpaste, shampoo and lip balm.
Neighbors Day began in Alaska in 1991, when a group of employees volunteered for an array of service projects in their communities. The idea swept across the bank, where this year employees donated approximately 30,000 hours, worth approximately $900,000.
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gear 4th would be combination between gear 2nd and 3rd...and it would be giant luffy...that what i though...hehe
gear 4th would be combination between gear 2nd and 3rd...and it would be giant luffy...that what i though...hehe
Oh,and roy9404,your friend is a liar,don't trust him.Here in Mangashare or in MangaHelpers,people discuss about the latest OP chapter in Japan up-to-date,and Oda-sensei still working on it,OP's not done yet.He also stated in an interview that One Piece's story now is right in te middle.
If your friend think he's tre,then he might be read some One Piece Doujinshi(fan-made manga)
I think Luffy won't call next power with "Gear" terms again. Since last time he merged his body with 100 shadows he called this technique "Nightmare Luffy". And once I saw the combo between Gear 2nd & 3rd I was called it "Gear 4"
read my quote at the mid... he gets gears up to 5...later in the manga, i guess around chapter 550
First, sorry if someone else said this, I haven't read the entire thread.
I think the 4th gear is going to be defensive. Luffy will utilize his rubberness to counterattack. If someone punches him while he is using this, they will receive the full force of the punch back immediately. The drawback of this technique would be that Luffy couldn't attack in this mode without the same effect happening to him.
luffy's 4th gear gets his body super hard...so that swords dont hurt...and the 5th one lets him use all the gears at the same time...and sorry i dont know when they show it...
I think Luffy would be pretty amazing if he learned more Rokushiki techniques than just Soru, although I can't really see it happening. I also think getting one of his weapons made from kairoseki would be pretty handy. Like kairoseki gloves or shoes. I can't see him getting lucky and finding a major weakness against every single Logia type that he comes up against in the future. Kairoseki might be really important for beating these people.
Gear 4th: Luffy twist his body and bone causing it coil and increasing his attack strength and speed, just like gomu-gomu riffle but it can be done with any part of his body.....
I think KyoH , uw4nka, roy9404, and djayleno all have very interesting ideas for a Gear 4th! But there are flaws in them such as KyoH's sounds kind of similar to Bellamy's ability and it seemed like Oda looked down on his ability judging from the way Bellamy got beat so easily. Then there's djayleno and we know Luffy would just not sit back and take attacks for so long, besides this sounds closer to a specific attack rather than a gear. I believe a combination of uw4nka's and roy9404's idea would be best. I think Luffy has gotten strong enough to at least learn rankyuaku(energy in kick), he technically already knows the dodge move they used as shown in his avoiding Enel way back when, which leaves geppou(moon step) as a viable attacks. Next you give him the ability to not only compress his blood flow but also compress his rubber body. Basically this makes Luffy's body as hard as steel(kind of like Tekkai) and if he's focusing his energy at an enemy's attack point it makes him invincible in any situation like that. Since he is also doing the speeding of the blood from Gear 2nd then with the compression of his body into a more condensed state this will make him much faster than gear 2nd and stronger or at least his hardness moving at such speeds translating into more than 3 times the power and more concentrated than gear 3rd. Drawbacks being during this since his body is compressed he can't stretch or if he does it's very little + if he goes too far than he starts systematically his body down from one bodypart to the next. He can stretch very little allowing for Kyoh's idea of following the principle behind Gomu Gomu Rifle for Luffy to add even more extra speed , or power to one body part momentarily.Drawbacks after this Gear his skin and body is really loose meaning he can't control his rubber body as he normally does and since it is like the opposite of his condensed state, he's lighter than air helping him to avoid blows landing or at least avoid the blows really affecting Luffy. Also if there can be a gear 5th it should be some way for Luffy to fire huge amounts of pure energy. There is no other way he could even come close to beating BB's powers. Also I don't think they'll give Luffy a 2nd fruit ability since it would take away his quality of always being the underdog.


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Funeral services for longtime Cortez resident Vada Iris Small were held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 1, at Ertel Memorial Chapel. Pastor Anthony Maes officiated, with interment following at Cortez Cemetery.
Vada was born March 6, 1929, to Vera and Neeley Roe in Long Pine, Neb. She passed away at Vista Grande Inn in Cortez on Thursday, Jan. 30, 2014.
On June 4, 1950, Vada married J.E. Small in Aztec, N.M., and to this union five children were born. She enjoyed gardening, canning and playing cards. Her favorite was gathering family and friends to go on a picnic. Vada worked retail for years and then she had a day care center in her home until she retired. Her family meant everything to her. Vada is survived by her five children, Patsy Rassmussen and husband, Albert Archuleta of Cuba, N.M., Jim Small and wife, Theresa of Cortez, Gary Small and wife, Susie of Mancos, Don Small and wife, Donna of Arriola, and Judy Potter and husband, Wayne of Dolores; ten grandchildren, Cody, Bart, Misty, Cassie, Tiffany, Rosa, David, J.D., Jamie, and Joseph; 15 great grandchildren; sister, Lois Rutledge and husband, Bill; brother Darwin Roe and wife, Maggie; brother- in-law, Sid Powell; and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, J.E. Small; parents, Vera and Neeley Roe; sisters, Lilly Mae James and Irma Powell; brother, Darrell Roe; sister-in-laws, Leora Roe and Peggy Roe; one granddaughter; and one great grandson.
Vada will be missed by all who knew and loved her. God saw she was getting tired so he put his arms around her and whispered, "Come with me".
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Skip to comments.A Faded Piece of Papyrus Refers to Jesus' Wife
Posted on 09/18/2012 2:35:59 PM PDT by Altariel
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. A historian of early Christianity at Harvard Divinity School has identified a scrap of papyrus that she says was written in Coptic in the fourth century and contains a phrase never seen in any piece of Scripture: Jesus said to them, My wife ...
The faded papyrus fragment is smaller than a business card, with eight lines on one side, in black ink legible under a magnifying glass. Just below the line about Jesus having a wife, the papyrus includes a second provocative clause that purportedly says, she will be able to be my disciple.
The finding was made public in Rome on Tuesday at an international meeting of Coptic scholars by Karen L. King, a historian who has published several books about new Gospel discoveries and is the first woman to hold the nations oldest endowed chair, the Hollis professor of divinity.
(Excerpt) Read more at nytimes.com ...
It is from 4th century, enough said.
"Frog snot" ping.
(sigh) Dan Brown redux.
The missing bits actually said "Take my wife, please."
This is obviously a righteous justification for riots by all Christians world wide at American embassies... Well... Just saying folks.
Jesus' prenup?
Myself, I think Jesus was married for the simple reason that for Him not to have been married in His time would have been remarkable enough that one of the Apostles would have mentioned it. His having a wife would've rated a "Yeah, and..?" from the men of His time so it is not surprising that His marriage would not be mentioned.
Besides, His being married explains why He was always out with the guys.
Too much missing to even speculate believably. The Church is Christ's bride, right?
It would have been unusual for an observant Jewish man of thirty or so to be unmarried in those times, though. Or, maybe I'm wrong. Any of our Beloved Elder Brethren care to comment?
I have long been convinced the wedding at Cana was in fact the marriage of Jesus.
"Or, maybe Im wrong. Any of our Beloved Elder Brethren care to comment?"
It's Rosh Hasshana (sp?), I think. Missing all my usual Jewish Freepers.
A wife??? The libs say Jesus was gay!
Not saying you are wrong, but knowing he would be put to death I think he would have been awfully reluctant to put a wife through that ordeal.
Joshua was a common name
Karen L. King is a member of the 'Jesus Seminar', which denies the divinity of Christ.
Also unusual to heal the sick, walk on wate, raise the dead and forgive sins.
Woman has an agenda, look at her books:
"Her books include The Secret Revelation of John; The Gospel of Mary of Magdala: Jesus and the First Woman Apostle; What Is Gnosticism?; Reading Judas: The Gospel of Judas and the Shaping of Christianity (with Elaine Pagels); and Revelation of the Unknowable God. Other publications include Images of the Feminine in Gnosticism (ed.) and Women and Goddess Traditions in Antiquity and Today (ed.). Her particular theoretical interests are in discourses of normativity (orthodoxy and heresy), gender studies, and religion and violence."
So what . . . say that this is true, the Bible said it clearly . . .
"And there came unto me one of the seven angels which had the seven vials full of the seven last plagues, and talked with me, saying, Come hither, I will shew thee the bride, the Lamb's wife" (Revelation 21:9)
When Jesus speaks of his wife, surely it is the church, His bride, that He is referring to.
So sure, someone found a papyrus scrap that says something contrary to the Received Word of God. We will stick with the Word that has been passed down and protected, not some scrap from some heretical writing that has long been discarded.
But Christ was, more than just about all else, one who knew and paid attention to natural law and the universal order of things.
It would have been very unusual and probably unacceptable for a single man to hang out with twelve guys who didn't have the best reputation on the block...
And no doubt he was closer to Magdalena than just about any other person on Earth.
Any time things like this come up, I just sit here drooling thinking/wondering about what they might have in the Vatican library!!!
Someone could have said they thought it would have been good to write that Jesus had a wife four hundred years after his death. So we are to take that as Gospel or one of the many false writings?
Yes ... And also highly unusual for him too be nailed to a cross, die and come back to life. Highly unusual.
Had Jesus married, he would have sinned by willingly going to the cross and leaving his wife behind.
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Thanks Altariel.
What is really suspicious here is, that as any fool knows, Jesus was at this time proselytizing among the American Indians (to whom Elizabeth Warren is genetically linked) in the Four corners Region around Wolf Creek Pass.
The only theological question I have here is, Did this happen during that strange, but oft-quoted period when "Christ was a Corporal?"
So what? Faith is based on...faith. Not scraps of paper or "proof".
Both his mother, Mary, and Mary Magdalene were at the cross when he died. She could have been the wife and that doesn't bother me. It was common for men to marry and would have raised eyebrows if he hadn't been.
In symbolic terms, if Jesus has a bride, he has a wife, the Church.
The real payoff line is:
The owner will "donate" this if Harvard buys the rest of his collection. IE a salted gold mine.
How many of these have been faked?
First, Jesus didn't come here to get married. He had a greater mission on his mind.
Second, there were other prominent Biblical persons who were not married: John the Baptist, Stephen the first martyr, the Apostle Paul, John - the brother of Jesus, Lazarus, Daniel, Elijah, and Elisha to name a few.
Moses didn't marry until he was 80!
So a 30 year old unmarried male in Jewish culture was not so unsusual.
Third, I highly resent an agnostic/atheist/religious professor relying on a 4th century papyrus writing to try to negate my faith.
2) Oh, so now all those saying He never existed will jump on this "proof" (proving their hypocrisy)?
Wolf Creek Pass? The 37 miles of hell way up on the Great Divide? No wonder He was proselytizing there....(with apologies to C.W. McCall....)
Obviously from a relative of Elizabeth Warren, one of the Galilee Cherokees.
But then, Jesus was an uncommon man, to say the least. Remember Mary was overshadowed by The Holy Ghost before being married? That certainly raised Joseph's eyebrows, but God didn't mind, did He.
And I know others have said this, but...It also raised eyebrows that He healed the sick, forgave sinners, cast out demons, died and then rose from the dead, and ascended into heaven.
I've also always thought he was married..and why the care if he was???? I could never understand that.
Of course I have always thought he was just a man(a good man that did incredible things), not anything spiritual with special powers and the biblical writers of the day just exaggerated his abilities abit to score points.
Perhaps Lizzy Warren is related to them.
No mention of a wife anywhere duting his lifetime.
She finds a scrap of papyrus 400 years later and she touts it as truth.
we need to burn down Harvard
I knew that from seeing "Harvard"
Absolutely nobody at the Harvard Divinity School is going to believe in Jesus Christ.
I've studied the Bible since I was a child and I don't care if Jesus had a wife. One of these days we will know.
Beyond the completely lack of authority for this scrap as a source of anything, even had Jesus said, "My wife..." he could well have finished with "My wife is the church", or "My wife is my father's will."
The scrap is worthless on the face of it. Then consider this could be anything from satire to miscommunication on the part of the person penning the text on the scrap.
If Christ had a wife, we would most CERTAINLY know it. He would not have hidden it and his followers would not have hidden it.
Is that a joke? Now, we are supposed to believe he was just a normal guy. Those twelve believed him to be the Son of God, he proved it through his actions and his life. If he acted like everyone else he would not have been believed.
Not so fast...we live in the information age and things still get covered up or mislead today. Pretty simple to cover up Jesus marriage back then...cake walk actually...especially when very little was written and the biblical writings were for the most part "censored/approved" by the early Catholic church who as controlled by a small select group of men.
The church is the bride of Christ.
Indeed, Yeshua was a common name in those days.
So he chose the beginning of his three years of ministry which would culminate in his brutal slaying to get married?
That's ridiculous.
"Jesus Christ became man.". I would think Christ was married, love and sex are as natural as food and water. I wish it could be proven, because the implication is huge. Among many things, it would make marriage that much more sacred between a man and a woman
My apologies for not capitalizing the pronouns referring to Jesus. I goofed.
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Are You There Death? It's Me, Amber
Amber McCormick
October 18 2009 01:53PM
"I swear if Dustin Penner gets a hat trick I'll slit my wrists." - Amber McCormick
I'm used to being made a fool of. It's second nature to me at this point. Normally it's my own fault when I find myself in a situation of embarrassment and shame. I don't have a social filter and have a tendency to say the most inappropriate things at the most inappropriate times.
This time it's different. This time I'm convinced that Dustin Penner is making a mockery of me with his donair douchebaggery. For two seasons I have supported him and loved him unconditionally. Each season, consistently, he's let me down. This season I said to myself, "Self, enough. No more." Hence, Penner became my goat.
Sure as shit, Dustin Penner has once again fought back. It's hurtful. Why couldn't he have been this man when I loved him?
It's much like my favourite made for TV movie, "I'm Not Leaving Without My Daughter Cause You're Abusive And I Have A Brain Tumor. Also, Your Drinking Problem Is Tearing Us Apart". I defended him, I made excuses for his behavior and the black eyes (I swear, I ran into a door). The day came when I finally left and began to put the pieces of my shattered life back together. It's like when you break up with someone because you realize that you don't want the same things. "I don"t want to get married. I don't want kids," he says. Six months later you have the misfortune of running into him and his new, pregnant with twins, wife.
I know his performance bodes well for the team and we always promised we would do what was best for "the kids" but I'm still feeling a little scorned. Great performance or not, you're still my goat.
bumped into Gilles from DWTS last night outside the Japanese Village. The wife was swooning.
October 18 2009, 02:30PM
Sounds like you need to blast some Alanis and down a couple of bottles of wine with your girlfriends.
The thing to remember, Amber, is that guys like that die in their own arms.
When we first posted our stars and goats, I noticed that the only 'Voice of the Nation' that shared my goat was Amber. "Well," I thought, "At least someone who knows something about hockey shares my opinion.
Amber, all I can say is this; when we picked our goat, we picked him because we figured we knew who he really was - a spoiled, selfish, lazy ape who had taken advantage of the Oilers in a vulnerable moment and made them commit when they were on the rebound. And honestly, seven fantastic games aside, I'm not a believer yet.
Penner is still my goat, and Amber and I are going to look six shades of clairavoyant when the real PDP realizes that playing 82 games in a season is, like, work and stuff and reverts back to his old habits. Yes, he may be on pace today for 105 points this season, but I for one will not be shocked if, all that aside, his points as an Oiler this year still end up being lower than last year.
Stay the course, Amber. The imposter trying to make a pitch for the first line will disappear before your very eyes soon enough; count on it.
I asked Dustin if he wanted to hit up Whyte Ave for a donair or ten. His response: "nah, I'm too busy being awesome and proving all the haters wrong... Baaaaah"
Oh Amber, once you get use to Pennertration it will be ok. It is only uncomfortable at the beginning. ;)
Oh Amber, once you get use to Pennertration it will be ok. It is only uncomfortable at the beginning. ;)
LMAO! I came up with the nickname 'Pennertrate' and 'Pennertration' ... brings a huge smile to my face to see people are actually using it!!
I noticed it on Twitter. It shall be used all season and in all contexts.
On a side note, today marks the anniversary of the Oilers acquiring one of the biggest stars of all time...
Crappy deal, Amber.
I'm the opposite, I ripped Penner for the last two years, but I've got a pretty good feeling about chubbs this season (hence him being my 'star' of the year). No MacT = no monkey on his back
October 18 2009, 07:57PM
Amber my friend (I call you that even though we've never met, talked or even exchanged long glances while I was on a cross country trip to Marineland with my wife and kids while she was sleeping and you were in a Ferrari) I feel the need to tell you you're wrong about PDP. Sure, he eats the donair meat right off the giant spit like it's a popcicle. He's somehow leaner and driven. It's your fault. You left, you abandoned him, now the "popcicles" just don't taste as good he's cut back and is trying to win you back. You must keep him ay arms length. We don't need him to revert back to his old ways.
On a side note, it's better to cut along the arm. Across takes longer and is more of a cry for help.
Chin up, blades closed, Junkie.
Wow this just proves why women should not be allowed to talk about sports, fantastically retarded comments I hope D P gets his trick and that you are a person of your word!!!
October 18 2009, 08:24PM
Wow this just proves why women should not be allowed to talk about sports, fantastically retarded comments I hope D P gets his trick and that you are a person of your word!!!
I didn't know touretts syndrome ticks included typing inappropriate things too.
^Looks like somebody's still choked women won the right to vote.
I think the problem between MacT and Penner last year had alot to do with the fact MacT knew deep inside that Dustin could be as good as he's playing now. No doubt it pretty much drove MacT insane knowing Penner had so much more to give. There's probably alot of nights that find MacT at the bar downing multiple triple scotches and moaning "NOW you decide to play!!!", just before he passes out in inebriated frustration.
October 18 2009, 08:40PM
@David S
When did they get the right to vote?! Wont they just vote the way their husbands tell them to anyway?
On a serious note, will they start asking for equal pay also?!
October 18 2009, 08:41PM
Josh had his nads cut off by a woman and now he's an asexual shadow of a man.
You know man, therapy can help you.
I just clicked on 'Voices of the Nation' and I saw Amber's name there... Funny thing - I didn't see yours... If you want to rip someone for their opinion, and back it up with thought provoking commentary of your own, that's fine... Bring in gender as your only argument and you just show yourself to be the sad, lonely, and single person for whom you really are.
Amber, for the sake of the team, I hope that Penner scores a whole freaking bunch... for your sake I hope they are all two-goal games (plus a SO winner here and there - they don't count as a Hat-trick... right Ovie?)
This just proves why men should not be allowed to comment on open forums until their balls drop.
I read that and said 'did she just write that' and re-read it. Then I LMFAO.
October 18 2009, 09:57PM
It's not so bad.
I've been a fan of Penner all along and he's finally been given a chance to prove me right.
Now the only problem is, I was also backing that Horcoff who is making me look really bad right now.
October 18 2009, 10:02PM
Wow this just proves why women should not be allowed to talk about sports, fantastically retarded comments I hope D P gets his trick and that you are a person of your word!!!
Thank you Josh. the last time this clown wrote something this idiotic i ripped on her and gave props to Gregor and Brownlee. Brownlee came to her aid of course which is lame because whenever someone gives you a complement you shouldn't diss them back so in my opinion now he's pretty stupid. as for this one i have no problem if chicks follow sports but not ones who are freelance writers and all they can get is a blog where there topics have no real meaning or importance. Go oilers and Go Penner i always knew he had it in him and at hopefully she keeps her word and we won't have to see anymore pathetic topics from her. As for Brownlee get a shrink, a life and a year pass at Jenny Craig. Go Oilers I'm out .
The Drew
ya know... kissing ambers ass wont make her like u... it takes a strong masculine touch and the occasional "put in your place" fist...
besides sexism is hilarious.
October 18 2009, 10:50PM
I would like to smash someone's head in right now. First on the list, Drew, The. You sir are a piece of sh*t.
Amber - Looks like there's a few clowns who have the "giving people a laugh or even a moderate, stifled giggle" thing down to a science - in the bad way.
Sexism. Really. In 2009.
Please keep on posting. I'm curious to hear what happens when Penner finally does bag 3.
October 18 2009, 11:02PM
Are we serious here? I mean are we still at the point where people are complaining because a "woman" is writing a sports article? Do I actually live amongst people that really have an issue with these things?
Coming on to a blog and ripping on someone while under the disguise of a pseudonym is the same as those punk kids that vandalize property or bus shelters or something. Seriously... how cool is that? Wow, you're an a$$hole and no one will ever know.
The Drew tells Brownlee to get a life at the end of a Sexist, anonymous rant. Absolutely hilarious. It's embarrassing to me that we as a society allow people like this to walk among us.
October 18 2009, 11:30PM
@Amber McCormick
Sassy, crotch-scratching eye candy...
*loves The Nation*
When did they get the right to vote?! Wont they just vote the way their husbands tell them to anyway?
On a serious note, will they start asking for equal pay also?!
- Well, they lost something when they wanted the vote, husbands used to vote as their wives told them to. Now they have there own vote, their husbands are free to vote for the first name they can read. - - Equal play is a good thing as it will mean they will pay more taxes those their husbands voted for, (see above) can spend on important things like fact finding missions to warm places in winter, or important sporting events needing their presence. - :-)
lol @ travis... join a legal club or talk hockey... penner is playing fannnnnnnntastic much to the dismay of my flamer counterparts as i called this one to be his motivated season and not a dam person believed me... its like his passive, fragile ego and procrastinatory style needs a reason to keep on trying or rather not to coast... the hardest part being getting the ball rolling... smells of hemmer-oids...
So let's re-cap:
Amber admits Penner has surprised her and forced her to eat a little bit of humorous crow. Same sentiments as most of us.
Amber uses wit and humor to drive the point home effectively.
A couple D-bags decide to let us in on their issues with women.
Let's please not forget that those who write for the Nation attach their name publicly to everything they say, unlike us anonymous types.
That takes balls - the metaphoric kind, not the two dangly things that make Josh and The Drew spew crap at any woman who isn't serving them at a beer barrel.
As much as I love it when you get all riled up, let's just leave it be now. I've said my piece and any more will only encourage him.
And for the record, I don't ever recall saying I was a woman. It was assumed. *scratches crotch and belches*
But it says so right in that mini-bio underneath all your blog posts.
P.S. You seriously turn me on.
October 19 2009, 02:15AM
I can't believe this website has stooped so low that they need to get a woman to write about spor......wait what? We've already covered the over the top sexist points? Fudge. LOOK OVER THERE!
*runs back to his "bachelor pad" with The Drew, so they can cry themselves to sleep, praying they will one day know the touch of a woman*
October 19 2009, 02:31AM
Dont let douches get to you. Though your articles arent the most informative (why do they need to be? we have others for that) I normally crack a grin or two at your writing and enjoy your 2 cents.
October 19 2009, 02:36AM
Amber - Looks like there's a few clowns who have the "giving people a laugh or even a moderate, stifled giggle" thing down to a science - in the bad way.
Sexism. Really. In 2009.
Please keep on posting. I'm curious to hear what happens when Penner finally does bag 3.
Ya, I just wish it was
"I swear if Dustin Penner gets a hat trick I'll rock the shower at Diamonds." - Amber McCormick
Then it would get real interesting instead of depressing.
Great read, Amber! thanks!
And Please let Penner keep it up! GO OIL!
The sexist comments are a bit much, however, just like in Penner's case it takes time to convince the doubters. Penner is playing his (dropped) balls off and there are still haters.
I haven't followed the Nation for very long and haven't seen many articles from Amber; mind you she has sporadically written since February 2008. Now I don't know what Amber's agreement is with the Nation but, IMO, more involvement will win her more hearts.
Anyways, regarding the original issue; Penner should never play with Horcoff and Hemsky again! I doubt you could even put him on the first line with someone else. Seems to me that he likes being out of the spot light and that's where he excels. By the way, did anyone else notice the "A" on his jersey last game?
Go Oil, go Penner!
October 19 2009, 07:46AM
People like 'The Drew' (who is such a douchebag that he's trying to emulate the poet laureate of douchebags, Jim Rome) compel me to seriously rethink my stance on Eugenics.
Okay, rant over. So, Amber. I seriously had a dream about you (no, not that one) last night. It was a movie montage, with DP working out like a Rocky movie, and every now and then he'd have a big flashback of either MacT or you. Anyway, it ended with him on top of a mountain like Rocky 4 shouting 'AMBER!'
Best dream I've had in a long time.
October 19 2009, 08:02AM
and you wonder why there are not more women posting on the Nation... Some of us are brave though - way to go Amber!
October 19 2009, 08:05AM
Wow, this thread has it all!
Suicide, humour, sexism, and a sprinklying of creepyness. I haven't felt this awkward since I was forced to watch About Schmidt.
October 19 2009, 08:07AM
Season Greetings: If Hemsky doesn't tally a hundred points this year i'm gonna stretch my bag over a train track. If Grebs isn't plus ten at the end of the year i'm a' step into a meth bathtub and wander down to tentcity, they'll build a stadium on my grave. If Tambo doesn't pull the trigger on a deal i'm gonna pull the trigger.
October 19 2009, 08:28AM
@Amber McCormick
That freakshow still wouldn't be as creepy as the Calgary Flames team photo.
October 19 2009, 09:01AM
Dustin Penner is making a mockery of me with his donair douchebaggery.
Fat reference
Wow this just proves why women should not be allowed to talk about sports
Gender reference
Josh and you are on the same level.
It is a shame you both can not see it.
Oh wait I will assume you both are being humourous!
The PC over reaction! Shame! Shame! or
Those in glass houses should not throw stones.
October 19 2009, 09:44AM
and you wonder why there are not more women posting on the Nation... Some of us are brave though - way to go Amber!
I think there should be WAY more women here... it smells like fart too often when you gals aren't hanging around!
*walks to the corner of the room and pretends to clear his throat while letting one slip, then looks to the guys in the room for a high five*
Hmmmm . . . an obvious tongue-in-cheek article lamenting the (unexpected?) good play of a multi-millionaire (so far) VS a blatant discriminatory statement against women in general. I'm thinking Amber was smiling when she wrote her article. By the tone of his commentary, I doubt Josh was. Are you seriously comparing these two statements?
For those who don't frequent the Nation enough to know better, Amber writes opinion and humour pieces. If you don't like those, you better skip all Wanye's articles too and just use to filters at the top to go directly to Willis's columns. And get a prescription for anti-depressants while you're at it, because a sense of humour is always a good thing.
October 19 2009, 09:55AM
Not so sure the suicide linkage in this article is at all a good idea, especially with some of the youth that visit here on occasion. There's nothing funny about arriving on the scene of someone who's "checked out" and left a mess.
Dustin Penner is making a mockery of me with his donair douchebaggery.
Fat reference
Wow this just proves why women should not be allowed to talk about sports
Gender reference
Josh and you are on the same level.
It is a shame you both can not see it.
Oh wait I will assume you both are being humourous!
The PC over reaction! Shame! Shame! or
Those in glass houses should not throw stones.
Actually my Glass House is made of Lexan. HAHA So I can throw all the stones I want. Going to throw one right now.
Drat, the walls are so clear I can't find the door H E L P!!! I'm trapped in my glass house!
Amber you funny. Great blog, crappy comments mine included.


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Crepe is French for "pancake," which are much thinner than regular pancakes.
Practice makes perfect! It may take making a few crepes to get the hang of quickly swirling the skillet right after the batter is added to evenly cover the bottom.
To make crepes ahead, prepare, wrap tightly and store in refrigerator up to 3 days. Or freeze crepes layered between waxed paper up to 3 months. To thaw, place package of crepes in 300°F. oven for 10 to 15 minutes.


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PF Flyers Windjammer Sneaker - Mens
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Item # 267520
Retro style you will be able to wear, with a breeze! The men's PF Flyers Windjammer sneaker boast classic styling and perfect casual flare for everyday wear.
- Canvas upper
- Removable comfort Posture Foundation® insole
- Lightweight gum-rubber outsole
- More colors available
- Imported
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By: abejschwartz
Location: Austin, TX
August 02, 2013
Comfortable and nice Colors
"These sneakers are super comfy and the color combination (dark blue with red stripe) are just enough to stand out without being too loud."
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