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A defense lawyer for the young Canadian, Omar Khadr, has demanded all charges against his client be dropped due to "unlawful influences" exerted by the American government on the trial process. Navy Lt. Cmdr. William Kuebler, accused Pentagon attorneys of interfering in the commission's disclosure process by deliberately thwarting evidence that could help defend his client. Kuebler asserts the Pentago urged interrogators at Guantanamo to destroy handwritten notes in case they were called to testify about potentially hard treatment of detainees. Kuebler was particularly upset at General Thomas Hartmann, the legal adviser to the military commission, who was barred from participating in the case by a military judge because he had surrendered the concept of objectivity by aligning himself to closely with the prosecution.
Cmdr. Kuebler, who undoubtedly has ruined his military career, by seeking the truth and providing his client with an excellent defense, is also upset the Pentagon removed a judge, Colonel Peter Brownback, who had been sympathetic to Kuebler's requests.
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Lesley University partnership will help half a million struggling students.
Lesley University will partner with Ohio State University and 15 other institutions in 40 states to help half a million struggling students and their schools close the achievement gap over the next five years.
"Reading Recovery: Scaling Up What Works" is a five year $54.7 million project funded through an Investing in Innovations federal grant from the U.S. Department of Education and private matching funds to improve outcomes for unprecedented numbers of students in low performing schools. Lesley University, located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, will receive over $4 million of the funds to train 250 teachers in schools rated among the lowest achieving five percent in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, and parts of upstate New York.
Dr. Eva Konstantellou, Associate Professor at the Center for Reading Recovery and Literacy Collaborative, is leading the Lesley effort to recruit participants from urban and rural schools.
"We are honored that the U.S. Department of Education has recognized Reading Recovery, based on its extensive high quality research evidence and innovative approach, as one of the most effective professional development programs for teacher and school improvement," said Professor Konstantellou.
In each year of the grant, Lesley will recruit and oversee training of 50 Reading Recovery teachers in its five-state area. In addition, an experienced literacy educator will be selected from an area that serves underrepresented high-needs schools to be trained to deliver the teacher professional development during and after the project ends, helping to expand and sustain the impact of the project.
Each Reading Recovery teacher participates in an intensive year-long training while starting to use the approach to teach first graders and other early elementary students having extreme difficulty learning to read and write. Year after year, the great majority—75% to 85% percent of these lowest achieving children—are able, with this research-proven model, to reach a reading level equal to their classroom peers with 12 to 20 weeks of daily supplemental instruction.
The potential for reducing unneeded and expensive Special Education referrals by investing in the prevention approach of Reading Recovery is not lost on administrators who have implemented the intervention in their schools and districts. Carol Woodbury, Superintendent of Schools in the Dennis-Yarmouth Regional School District told Lesley, "It is my firm belief that Reading Recovery is an example of what education should be striving for. It is one of the most successful, cost-effective programs for improving student achievement quickly and maintaining gains over the long-term."
The Center for Reading Recovery and Literacy Collaborative was established by Dr. Irene Fountas in 1990, and is nationally and internationally known for its professional development programs for educators and administrators grades K-8. Its parent institution, Lesley University, was ranked 51 for "Best Master's Programs in the North" in the U.S. News & World Report's 2008 Edition of America's Best Colleges.
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This glorious 1954 Series 62 Coupe was parked all by its lonesome in a Chelsea area garage. Like many of the American land yachts from the day, it's positively massive. Overall vehicle length is damn near 19 feet (that's more than an Escalade) and curb weight is more than 4,300 pounds. Keep in mind this is a 2 door coupe! The price tag was equally grand for 1954 at around $3,800. I guess that tells you something about Cadillac's former brand equity in this country. Feel free to weigh in below with your thoughts, rants and sentiments about a bygone era when cars had class, style, and distinction.
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The Champions League Group Stage draw pitted Arsenal with Montpellier, Olympiacos and Schalke.
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Montpellier's disappointing start to the Ligue 1 season continued as they lost 3-1 at Reims. Diego gave the home side the lead after 38 minutes and Montpellier hit back 10 minutes after half time, when Remy Cabella scored after being set up by Younes Belhanda. But two further goals from Christopher Glombard and Gaetan Courtet sealed victory for Reims.
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Schalke maintained their unbeaten start to the Bundesliga season after defeating Greuther Fürth at Trolli ARENA. After a goalless first half, Schalke took the lead just after the break, when 18-year-old Julian Draxler hit his first of the season. Lewis Holtby made the game safe in the 88th minute after being set up by Tranquillo Barnetta.
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Been a good season, but really inconsistant. What a nutty weather pattern we've been in with highs in the 40's to 50's for weeks on end in Dillon in Late Dec/Jan is nuts. I really feel for the Central guys who had 50's and 60's. On top of that we had 3 full moons in 2 months. Been tough. Im almost ready to say Im glad its over. Course on Sat Im gunna be singing a different tune i'm sure.
Hopefully the slamdunk MTMALLARD has lined up to close out the season will be half as good as his excitment level indicates. Either way closing out the season with friends isnt a bad way to spend a couple days. I look forward to the last couple weeks every year and big fat grain fed mallards and this year it hasnt measured up to expectations.
Heres hoping that the last couple days will suffice to carry us all over to next fall.
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I look like a mess, but the TV star (guy on the right) was shining. Dean Norris is a really cool dude. Breaking Bad final season starts up tonight.


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Immigration is the movement of people from one nation-state to a foreign country. While human migration has existed throughout human history, immigration implies long-term permanent residence (and often eventual citizenship) by the immigrants.
- It almost seems that nobody can hate America as much as native Americans. America needs new immigrants to love and cherish it.
- Eric Hoffer, "Thoughts of Eric Hoffer, Including: 'Absolute Faith Corrupts Absolutely'", The New York Times Magazine (April 25, 1971), p. 25.
- Remember, remember always that all of us, and you and I especially, are descended from immigrants and revolutionists.
- Franklin D. Roosevelt, remarks before the Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, D.C. (April 21, 1938), The Public Papers and Addresses of Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1938 (1941), p. 259. FDR is often quoted as having addressed the DAR as "my fellow immigrants." The above words are believed to be the source.
- Every man has a right to one country. He has a right to love and serve that country and to feel that it is absolutely his country and that he has in it every right possessed by anyone else. It is our duty to require the man of German blood who is an American citizen to give up all allegiance to Germany wholeheartedly and without on his part any mental reservation whatever. If he does this it becomes no less our duty to give him the full rights of an American, including our loyal respect and friendship without on our part any mental reservation whatever. The duties are reciprocal, and from the standpoint of American patriotism one is as important as the other.
- Theodore Roosevelt, "Every Man Has a Right to One Country," The Kansas City (Missouri) Star (July 15, 1918), p. 2.
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- George Washington, letter to the members of the Volunteer Association and other Inhabitants of the Kingdom of Ireland who have lately arrived in the City of New York (December 2, 1783), John C. Fitzpatrick, ed., The Writings of George Washington (1938), vol. 27, p. 254.


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Mother Turns In Her Son After Seeing Surveillance Photos from Safeway Attack
SANTA CRUZ, Calif. - A day after Central Coast News aired a story about the Santa Cruz community coming together after a woman was attacked, police said they were able to arrest the 17-year-old suspect.
According to Santa Cruz Police the power of social media and strong parenting that helped close this case after the suspect's mother saw surveillance photos and recognized her son.
The teenager was living with his father in San Jose and police said his mother drove up there and made her son turn himself over to police.
Santa Cruz police said that detectives were able to get a full confession from the suspect. In a news release, police said, "The suspect explained his actions by saying he was extremely high on marijuana and did not want to suffer the consequences of coming down. He stole the purse with the intent of using any money to purchase more marijuana."
Police are asking for the public's help in identifying the two other suspects who were involved (pictures above).
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Reports are coming in !!!
Today was the 2 day Reelfoot Lake Duck Hunt !! I did not go but I talked to 4 guys that did. ((I was busy flooding some of our fields))
A friend of mine just called, he said there were a lot of ducks flying early they killed 5 teal , BW & GW, and 4 Gadwalls.
Another guy I called while he was in the blind, they had killed 6 Gadwalls and it was 8:30.
So there are some ducks moving into NW Tennessee & SW Kentucky.
A couple of reports of Mallards,Ring-Necks, and Pintails ariving on the Black Bayou Lake County TN and Long Point Unit in Fulton County Ky
Ill try to post as many "Migration Reports" as I can, I mainly give reports on the Reelfoot Lake Area, Fulton County KY, and the Obion River Bottoms.
I hope everyone has a good duck season in Tennessee!!


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Familysearch has announced that they have increased their holdings of Jewish Records online. The records known as The Knowles Collection are available through the FamilySearch Community Trees website and covers British Isles 82,000 names, Americas 10,300 names, Europe 18,697 names, Caribbean 2,200 names, Africa & Orient 367 names.
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iPhone 4s Sim Failure and Invalid Sim errors and solution
Posted by TechGeek on December 29, 2011
Last month, I was using Vodafone 3G micro sim card in my iPhone and everything was working fine for a day or two. Suddenly, I was shocked to see "Sim Failure" message with "Invalid Sim" or "No Service" in the status bar (upper left corner of my iPhone). I tried to re-insert the card couple of times but it was giving me same error messages number of times a day. Even, I bought new micro sim cards from different vendors to check if the issue is with my network provider but found the issue was with iPhone 4S. I was frustrated with this and was looking around on the Google for patch or solution.
I posted the same problem over the apple community and found that Apple has released a tweaked version of iOS 5.0.1 to address this problem. According to Apple, iPhone 4s sometimes fails to detect sim card installed resulting in the following behaviors.
- Invalid SIM" or "No SIM Card installed" alert appears intermittently.
- Status bar displays "No Service" or "Searching" in a location with good network coverage.
The original build number for Apple iOS 5.0.1 is 9A405 whereas the version of tweaked one is 9A406. I have installed that version by carefully taking backup of my iPhone settings. I have tested this for day and two and I have never encountered any error so far. This means Apple addresses this failure issue in that new version which is not released officially rather you can say it as a minor update. I would not say minor as I was having lot of issues with failure of sim like no calls, no internet?.
So if you are an iPhone fan and facing similar issue, you can follow simple steps to update your iPhone iOS to this tweaked version.
1) Connect your iPhone to a computer with iTunes installed.
2) Select the iPhone from Devices menu.
3) Right click on the iPhone and click on Backup. This will backup your iPhone contents and settings to a computer.
4) Restore your iPhone 4S using iTunes by clicking Restore button below the Check for Update button.
5) iTunes will start downloading the new iOS version.
6) Once the download will finish, it will restart your iPhone with newly iOS. iTunes will ask you to restore your backup from computer.
7) Once you restore your backup, you can verify that the version is now iOS 5.0.1 (9A406) in Settings > General > About.
Hope this will help those who are currently suffering from Sim error issues with new iPhone 4S. Here is the direct link to Apple document.


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12 things: bake cakes
At that point, we had been flirting rather shamelessly for about 6 months so I promptly said yes, and we proceeded to go on our first date to Manly beach (which lasted 7 hours, by the way) and the rest, as you know, is history.So, amongst our friends and family, baking has always been seen as a "Stu specialty", not mine. And I must say I have always been far more comfortable making savory dishes than baking cakes. But that's about to change. With practice, comes perfection. Last year I successfully made this pistachio cake and this black forest cake and this peachy lemon cake and became much more confident about my baking skills.
This year, I plan to bake much more, so things can only get better right? Stay tuned.
50 Responses to 12 things: bake cakes
- Katherine McAdoo said...
this looks AMAZING! so delicious - i want to try this. i don't think i have ever had a cake like this - not even with a different fruit
- March 2, 2012 at 10:49 AM
- Ria said...
Oh, I'm sooo making this on Saturday! It looks so yummy! Can't wait for the rest of your recipes!
- March 2, 2012 at 11:55 AM
- rolala said...
Th story of how Stu first asked you out is too cute! You seem to be a pretty good baker already :)
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- March 2, 2012 at 12:06 PM
- Bonnie said...
I wish I knew how to bake a cake. Yours looks amazing!!
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- March 2, 2012 at 12:20 PM
- momto8 said...
your food looks fabulous!!! i am a great cook too, always trying new things with fun ingredients...but baking....you have to follow the recipe almost exactly and watch the oven way too closely...but I am getting better too!
i am your newest follower.pls follow back if you can.
- March 2, 2012 at 12:35 PM
- Sunny & Star said...
That cake is so delicious. And I loved your story. It is so sweet.
- March 2, 2012 at 12:58 PM
- Mandy said...
That looks delicious! I am going to have to check back at your peachy lemon recipe as well b/c I love anything lemon!
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- March 2, 2012 at 1:23 PM
- ::little projects in style:: said...
what a cute story! :) and man your cake looks yums!
- March 2, 2012 at 1:47 PM
- Shoko said...
What a beauty! I recently tried the Smitten Kitchen summer strawberry cake - it was so delicious. Highly recommend it!
- March 2, 2012 at 2:04 PM
- a, said...
i think i prefer cooking over baking. too many bowls and things to clean when i bake haha
- March 2, 2012 at 2:08 PM
- nancy said...
that is such a sweet story :) and that cake looks amazing! I love apricots!
- March 2, 2012 at 2:23 PM
- honey my heart said...
this cake looks sweet! great job.
- March 2, 2012 at 2:43 PM
- kira said...
Looks amazing! Thanks for the post
- March 2, 2012 at 3:08 PM
- M.E said...
yummm this looks soooo delicious!
- March 2, 2012 at 3:42 PM
- ❤AdamAlexMommy❤ said...
looks delicious! i haven't had pineapple upsidedown cake in ages! great photos, and i would love to bake this with my kids. :)
- March 2, 2012 at 5:04 PM
- Ocean Dreams said...
Yummy, that looks so good! You are making me hungry! :)
- March 2, 2012 at 5:20 PM
- Rita said...
yes! me too ahah
- March 2, 2012 at 6:41 PM
- Anita said...
Lovely blog.
- March 2, 2012 at 7:46 PM
- Anita said...
Lovely blog.
- March 2, 2012 at 7:46 PM
- NaNa said...
This looks really good but it probably tastes even better. And the peachy lemon cake sounds delicious. I have a massive craving for some sweet tasty cakes right now!
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- March 2, 2012 at 8:06 PM
- oomph. said...
nice job on this...it looks delish! i'm a little better at cooking than with baking, but i do want to find a dessert recipe that i can perfect!
thanks so much for stopping by!
- March 2, 2012 at 8:09 PM
- heelsontheclouds said...
it seems delicious!
thanks for your comment!
- March 2, 2012 at 8:32 PM
- Diva In Me said...
Aww...so sweet! You both must be so lucky to have each other to share the cooking skills. As for me, my handsome chef aka bf, is the only one the lights up the fire in hell's kitchen! LOL!
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- March 2, 2012 at 11:01 PM
- Le monde de Myriam said...
Nice cake ! :)
- March 3, 2012 at 1:48 AM
- psychelyn said...
That's a sweet story of you and your hubby :) It's a "cake-love-story", how sweet.
- March 3, 2012 at 2:10 AM
- gotheart said...
This looks sooo yummy!
Thanks for sharing this recipe. I can't wait to make it this weekend!
- March 3, 2012 at 4:02 AM
- gotheart said...
P.S. I love your blog! You've just got yourself a new follower :)
Thanks for checking me out, too
- March 3, 2012 at 4:04 AM
- jo said...
That looks so GOOD! I can only bake muffins, if that counts.:) Have a great weekend!
- March 3, 2012 at 4:54 AM
- J. Beaudet said...
How sweet! The cake looks sweet too! Have a great weekend:)
- March 3, 2012 at 5:09 AM
- hope in high heels said...
Yum! I would bake it... except our new york kitchen is not actually made for cooking in... so will live vicariously through you! How cute is your Stu story - love it!
- March 3, 2012 at 6:04 AM
- LaraBeTheOne said...
Looks delicious :)
- March 3, 2012 at 8:48 AM
- Bravoe Runway said...
Apricot sliced cake?! Yes please!
- March 3, 2012 at 11:06 AM
- Shop N' Chomp said...
That looks absolutely delish!
- March 3, 2012 at 12:18 PM
- eat my shorts said...
What better goal than baking! Awesome! :)
- March 3, 2012 at 1:50 PM
- akiko hiramatsu said...
Hi, trishie!
This cake looks so delicious!!!
I looked at your peach cake post!
I want to eat, too!!!
akiko in Tokyo
- March 3, 2012 at 6:00 PM
- akiko hiramatsu said...
Hi, trishie!
This cake looks so delicious!!!
I looked at your peach cake post!
I want to eat, too!!!
akiko in Tokyo
- March 3, 2012 at 6:01 PM
- Courtney said...
This looks so yummy, oh my! xx
- March 3, 2012 at 10:10 PM
- Maura said...
Hmmm. It looks so yummi !
- March 4, 2012 at 12:55 AM
- Satin and Souffles said...
Wow I havent visited your lovely blog in such a long time! I should be ashamed! Definitly going to have to try this recipe soon!
Was Language Timothy :)
- March 4, 2012 at 1:20 AM
- blondebenedicte said...
thank youuu :)!
aww it looks so tasty ;)
- March 4, 2012 at 1:45 AM
- Squared said...
That's looks soo amazing and yummy!!!!!
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- March 4, 2012 at 5:33 AM
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- March 4, 2012 at 7:22 AM
- stephanie. said...
that is so cute how you went on a date because of cake! the cakes you bake now must have a lot of heart behind it :)
- March 4, 2012 at 4:20 PM
- green tea and red nails said...
this looks so lovely! i had great plans to bake a nectarine cake today but have found myself busy with other fun stuff like cleaning... boo! but i'll definately be trying a little baking this week :)
Kel x
- March 4, 2012 at 6:41 PM
- Alice McGenniss-Destro said...
delicious! i'm going to give this a go on my day off tomorrow! xx
- March 4, 2012 at 11:34 PM
- tinajo said...
Hey - this looks wonderful, I must try! :-)
Thanks for visiting the other day, I´ll be back! :-)
- March 5, 2012 at 6:52 PM
- Christine Hopkins said...
looks delicious! love your blog
xx christine
- March 6, 2012 at 5:55 AM
- Style, She Wrote said...
WOW! It looks totally amazing. I'd love a slice of that. May have to try it for myself. xo style, she wrote
- March 6, 2012 at 11:46 AM
- Josie said...
I'm jealous of your baking skills and now thanks to looking at this, I'm hungry too ;)
- March 6, 2012 at 12:19 PM
- Aleksandra said...
yummy :) I enjoy baking, it has relaxing effect on me <3
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*DELETE, KEEPING* '79 f150, supercab longbox w/ rebuilt 460
Just got this in a trade this summer, love this truck, but miss having a four wheel drive. As title states, it's a 79 ranger xlt f150 extended cab(supercab) with rare factory option 460, it's a long box with dual tanks, both tanks work. 460 was rebuilt by previous owner, was told it only has around 3,000 on it, runs great, he said he put around $1500 into, has a brand new edelbrok 750 carb, edelbrock cam, heads milled some, i'm sure other work done to it. Trans came out of a truck with a 400 with around 50k on it, shifts like it has a shift kit but don't know for sure. Other new things are power steering pump and box, front shocks, and new exhaust with thrush muffler. I have new rear shocks, front coils springs, brake booster and master cylinder I'm goign to try and get on soon, but if not they go wtih truck. Has all lines for a/c but pump is off the engine right now but i'll include it. This truck is the most comfortable truck I've owned, tons of power, great power band and has a smooth ride. I have 235/75r15's on front and 31x10.5r15's on back, all in great shape. Has plastic bed liner in bed. Has some rust, bed is rougher than cab, but it's very clean underneath, still has factory paint. Only area that need some attention are cab corners, they should be done before they get worse. I have two other 2wd c6's that go with it (one has crack in bell housing but is for parts, the other i was told was fine, just needs part from the other one in tailshaft), also another power steering box(needs seals) and drive shaft, and maybe some other parts I have laying around. Only thing it needs really is that it leaks a little from rear main, nothing major, I haven't had to add any oil to engine. This is my daily driver now, as I said it's an awsome running and driving truck. I'd prefer to just trade for a 4x4, prefer a ford bronco, but cash talks too.
DELETE PLEASE, i'm keeping it.
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dude your an a** hole i would never have traded you if i new you were going to sell it that truck is worth more then 1500.00 it has that in to the motor you got it 4 months ago im still trying to put the peice of shit back together that i got from you have a great day
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|November 2nd, 2009, 04:32 PM
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it's my truck, i can do whatever i want with it, and it's not my fault the truck you got from me turned out bad, i told you all i knew about it, you test drove it and made it over 2 hours home. i'm sick of hearing from you and your buddy about that truck, stuff happens, i didn't try and rip you off or anything, i told you all i knew about it. that happens when you buy 30 year old trucks, sometimes you get one that needs work, i've went through that myself. mind your own business and leave me alone and quite being a jerk.
|November 2nd, 2009, 04:45 PM
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Dude, This guy is anything but an A-hole. You're just mad because you got unlucky with a Purchase of a USED car. It's his truck now, He can do what ever he wants to. I've known him for quite a while and I have not once seen him do something deserving of being called an A-hole. He's a Stand up guy who has nothing but postive feed back.
Also, the reason he is selling it for lower is because it's a buyers market. I'm sure the truck is worth more but in this market you can't get crap for used cars. I agree that the truck is worth more then that, it's just not he right market.
Furthermore, Airing your "dirty Laundry" on his forsale thread is just plain out right disrespectfull and I'm pretty sure it's agianst Market place rules. Be a man about it and realize you're stuck with a truck that you had plenty of chance to say no to.
Bump for your truck.
:Edit: BTW, By r-eposting stupid posts you're only proving more and more your Imaturity level. Which, By what I can see, is pretty high. But hey, Keep posting new posts, You're just getting his thread more time at the top. Could you and your friend please grow up a bit and take what happens to you like men.
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There ya go.
What really saddens me about this is that you have an american flag, an eagle, and I think a marine sticker on your avatar. You're not only disrepecting my friend here, but now your showing disrepect for those symbols by acting the way you are acting and having them on your avatar.
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It's funny people saying how they're bummed that they'll miss the ALMS on SPEED despite the fact it hasn't aired on that channel in 2 years.
Speed suuuuuuucks! But Velocity shows nothing but that blasted Mecum auction and Carini and Wheeler Dealers reruns day and night. Fifth Gear now will be the only thing keeping me watching.
Is there a new season of "Chasing Classic Cars" coming or is he all done?
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Another Speed viewer only for MotoGP and other motorcycle roadracing. As long as that stays I don't care what else they show.
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They better not tape delay F1 either. I love my excuse for not getting wasted Saturday night when I have a race in the morning.
I still don't understand what everyone is complaining about with Speed and their programming. Here is this Saturday's line up and being fall and the end of many race series for the year it's one of the slower ones.
It has 4.5 hours of F1
4 hours of building type shows
10.5 hours of Nascar coverage
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Yes, Nascar is just under half of the programming on this day but set your DVR for the other 11.5 hours of car related shows. If you go back to earlier this summer there are other big chunks like Grand Am that will add another 3 hours of non Nascar programming. Bunch of babies in here.
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Though he's well into his second month at the helm of Miles Community College, newly appointed President Dr. Stacy Klippenstein will be officially welcomed to the school on Friday.
Klippenstein will be inaugurated as Miles Community College's eighth President on Friday at 3 p.m. on the college's campus in Room 106. The community is invited and encouraged to attend this event.
"The idea for an inauguration ceremony came out of the leadership we had for our presidential search committee," said MCC Board of Trustees Chair Sue Stanton. "They felt it would be a neat event to get things off to the right start with our new president. It will give the community a chance to meet Dr. Klippenstein if they haven't already, and give him the chance to outline for the community the direction he'd like to see MCC go in and what he brings to the table."
The Inaugural events will kick off with Sarah Pett, harpist and MCC coordinator of student success and disabilities support services, playing music and performing the opening processional. The National Anthem will be sung by MCC student and Phi Theta Kappa President Lena Sleight. Stanton will provide the welcome.
"I'm very excited to have Sarah Pett start us off with some harp music," Stanton said.
"It should just be a very energizing time, not mourning the past, but moving on to some exciting new beginnings. [Former President] Stefani Hicswa cast a long shadow, but the quality initiatives set out for the college are still there. Now the job is to continue to get the word out to the public what an exceptional institution we really do have. We think Stacy is the guy to get that message out, and we as a board are really looking forward to working with him."
Special greetings to Dr. Klippenstein will be delivered by John Cech, deputy commissioner for two year and community college education, Sen. Eric Moore and Mike Simon, Dawson Community College president. Representatives for Sens. Jon Tester and John Walsh will provide messages from the senators to Dr. Klippenstein.
"This is a special and historic time for the college to host the inaugural events and introduce our new president to the community and officially welcome him into our institution," said Kylene Phipps, MCC human resources director. "We are honored to have Montana's senators and representatives in attendance either in person or through written messages as well as representatives from OCHE [Office of Commissioner of Higher Education], the Montana University System and community college leadership."
After formal introduction from MCC Trustee Jeff Okerman, Klippenstein will be formally installed by Stanton as the eighth president and will take the oath of office. Upon doing so, Klippenstein will address the crowd with his inaugural address.
Stanton will close the Inauguration events and a reception will be hosted afterward by the Associated Students of Miles Community College. Stanton said she hopes the event will be an inspirational one for the college and the community alike.
"MCC Board members Mark Peterson and Jeff Okerman were both on the search committee and really ran with this idea," she said. "They thought it was just a really good way to get off to a positive start, to do something different. We're just really looking forward to Friday."
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Father, daughter choose Wayne Law, careers on the bench
DETROIT (Sept. 7, 2010) – To say that Barry Grant, '60, and his daughter, Nanci, '89, have a lot in common is a bit of an understatement. They both decided to pursue careers in the law and chose Wayne State University Law School as their law school. After a number of years as practicing attorneys, each decided to serve their communities by pursuing careers on the bench, and both chose the Sixth Circuit Court in Oakland County, Mich.
And though they have a lot in common, their situation is quite unique. When Nanci was elected to the bench, in 1996, she and her dad were the only father-daughter sitting judges in the state.
But ask Nanci if her father influenced her decision, and her answer is not what you would expect. "My mother and father are wonderful parents who encouraged my brothers and me in any activity or career choice," she said. In fact, her father's response seemed a bit low-key when she called to tell him her plans to attend law school. "I called my mom back and said, 'I don't think Dad sounds very enthusiastic about law school.' She told me that, after he hung up, my dad started crying because he was so happy," Nanci said. "Similar to that, he never pushed me toward the bench, but once I decided to run, he was my biggest supporter."
Barry retired from the bench in 2008. He had practiced law for 16 years, including a three-year stint as assistant prosecutor, before Gov. Milliken appointed him to the Oakland County Probate court in 1977. "I always wanted to become a judge, because I always enjoyed helping people," Barry said. "Being a probate/juvenile judge gave me the opportunity to help people and solve family problems."
Not surprisingly, Nanci echoes her father's motivation for being a judge. "I loved being a litigator, yet always had a call to public service," said Nanci, who was an attorney at Dickinson Wright for seven years. "While I enjoyed being an advocate for a client, I also believed that I could effectively resolve cases and effectuate justice as a judge." In 1996, she was the youngest elected circuit court judge in Michigan. She went on to be appointed chief circuit judge in 2009.
"The most rewarding part of my job is when I have the opportunity to influence younger criminal defendants to turn their lives around and be the person that I believe they can be," she said. "While this may not happen frequently, it happens often enough that I am not discouraged."
It's hard to tell which of the two is more proud of the other. "As a judge, my father had more than 30 years of making very real and positive differences in people's lives," Nanci said. "Not a day goes by where he doesn't run into someone who thanks him for his time on the bench and all he did for them. He took the time with difficult cases and truly tried to resolve matters so everyone felt like they were heard and the outcome was fair."
"Judge Nanci Grant has achieved many legal successes through hard work and always being well prepared," Barry said. "She has a deep concern about people and makes sure that everyone who appears before her feels that they really have had their day in court, through justice and fairness. She does what is right."
And, though Barry claims he only gives advice when he is asked, his daughter certainly appreciates his input. "His best advice, on the day I was elected, was this: to remember that every person in front of me was unique and that their case is the singular most important one to them," she said. "He also told me to stay as I am and not become the job. I still hold to that philosophy today."
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"I worked at a children's hospital for a few months when I was 21, back in 2000. Ever since then I was trying to write a story about sick kids that portrayed them as the funny, complex, rich people that I saw them as and that I met," TFIOS author John Green told us. "It never really went anywhere. I struggled with it for a long time. And then I became friends with a young woman named Esther to whom the book is dedicated, and my friendship with Esther taught me that a short life can also be a good life."
Remember when Isaac takes out all his anger on Monica with a couple dozen eggs? Well, those eggs were real, and the house was too! "Twice when we were shooting, right when they opened the door, we threw an egg, and it went right in the crack of the door and exploded," producer Wyck Godfrey explained. "They cleaned up and shot it again and the same thing happened. All of a sudden, the location manager came out and was like, 'You guys have just destroyed this woman's dining room table and her oriental rug.' I'm pretty sure the cost to fix it was about 10 times more than what we had paid to use the house!"
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Established in August 12, 1931
The Butler-Turpin State Historic House located at General Butler State Resort Park is a place of remembrance for one of Kentucky's foremost military families from Colonial times through the American Revolution, the War of 1812, the Mexican War and the great Civil War.
Thomas Butler brought his family to America from St. Bridget's Parish in Dublin, Ireland as a result of a rebellion in the 1740s. Butler and his sons were already opportunely engaged in the gunsmith trade when the American Revolution became war. His gunsmith shop still stands today as an historic landmark in the town of Carlisle, Pa.
Thomas and his five sons, referred to as the "Gallant Butlers" or the "Fighting Butlers," fought in the Revolutionary War at Valley Forge under Washington, and at Monmouth. This is a family to whom Washington made his toast, "To the Butlers and their five sons." Lafayette presented the youngest son, Colonel Percival Pierce Butler, with a sword and added, "When I wanted a thing done well, I ordered a Butler to do it."
In 1792, when Kentucky received statehood, Governor Isaac Shelby appointed Percival Butler as Kentucky's first Adjutant General. Butler conducted the duties of the position for 24 years, longer than any A.G. in Kentucky's history. Today the Adjutant General presides over the National Guard but during Percival's day it was the Kentucky Volunteers and the Militia.
Colonel Butler came to the mouth of the Kentucky River in the 1790s when the area was still considered the frontier. The land located along the confluence of the Kentucky and Ohio Rivers was the site for the new settlement that Percival would help build. This would be his family's new home and it would also be where he would perform the duties of Adjutant General. However there was considerable danger, for all of the land along the Kentucky and Ohio Rivers and far into what is now called northern Kentucky was Native American hunting ground.
The settlement of Port William was little more than a blockhouse for defense against the Native Americans that were outraged by the intrusion of the white settlers. It was too volatile to venture outside the settlement to build homes on the farms. Advertisements that appeared in the Lexington Gazette read "inlots and outlots for sale at the mouth of the Kentucky River… come at your own peril".
Despite the danger, river commerce provided opportunity with the importing and exporting of goods. The area also served as the radiating point for trappers and traders. Potential business endeavors between the white settlers and the Native Americans resulted in more peaceful living conditions for families like the Butlers, allowing them to eventually build on their land outside the settlement.
Working alongside their slaves, Percival and his wife, Mildred Hawkins Butler, built a two-story log home. The Butler Family Cemetery is located a short distance from where the log house once stood. At this home, the couple raised their five sons and five daughters. Three archaeological digs have been conducted at the log house site resulting in over 1,000 artifacts.
In addition to this family of soldiers steeped in military heritage, we also pay tribute to the contributions and sacrifices of the enslaved that lived and worked on the farm named "Butler Hill." The Butler slaves, like other slaves, were skilled craftsmen, farmers, inventors, and caregivers. Some were exceedingly talented in the preparation of food, introducing their own customs into American households. Weaving, quilting, and pottery making were also among their artistic skills. Last, but not least, there was their music.
The slaves helped forge a new life at Port William Settlement for the Butler family. They constructed the houses and the dependency buildings that were necessary for the workings of the farm. They raised the crops, cooked the meals, and cared for the children and the infirmed.
The Butler's owned slaves, but they also emancipated their slaves, from the early 1830s throughout the late 1840s. Many of these slaves became active in the Underground Railroad, along the Ohio River at Hunter's Bottom, escaping to the freed community of "Georgetown" in Madison, Ind.
Throughout this time Butler slaves, including Sandy Dean, are very much suspected of working with Elijah Anderson and Chapman Harris in the Underground Railroad. The UGRR annals at Madison also refer to William Orlando Butler.
William O. Butler was the second eldest son to Percival Butler. He gained early notoriety for his bravery during the War of 1812: at the Battle of the River Raisin and the Battle of New Orleans. William wrote poetry about the hardships of war and fallen soldiers. He was one of the six Major Generals and the last Commander-in-Chief of the Mexican War. His last call to serve was to represent Kentucky at the Peace Conference just before the Civil War. But more importantly, William O. Butler was a man who understood freedom.
Sandy Dean, a former slave emancipated by William O. Butler, lived in the Georgetown section of Madison, Ind. This was a gathering point for leaders of the Underground Railroad during the 1840s and 50s and likely formed a liaison to free blacks and plantation slaves in Carroll County, Ky.
Deeds of Manumissions can be found among the court documents of Carroll County's history involving both the Butler men and, surprisingly enough, the Butler women as well. The names of Eleanor Butler, Caroline L. Butler, Frances M. Butler, and Mary L. Butler (maiden names only) appear in testimony to set free their Negro man slave Peter, in 1840.
In 1859, just before the Civil War, the second generation Butler home was built on the family farm, known today as the Butler-Turpin State Historic House. It was the home to Percival's oldest son, Major Thomas Langford Butler, known for his military service prior to and during the War of 1812. A house museum today, it contains furniture, objects, and documents that give a unique glimpse into the lives of family in pursuit of freedom.
Built in the Greek Revival style, it was home to Thomas, his daughter Mary Ellen, his son-in-law Philip Turpin, his grandchildren, and the slaves. Although the names of these slaves are not known, what is known is that based on the ages and gender of these men, women, and children it appeared to be a family of three generations.
Thomas Langford Butler's direct promotions document signed by sitting President James Madison, dated 1809, hangs in his bedchamber. This document exemplifies the military accomplishments of this man who is known for sounding the first call at the Battle of New Orleans as aide to Andrew Jackson during the War of 1812.
Standing on a knoll tucked away on the west side of the park, with a commanding view of the Kentucky River Valley, is the house that pays homage to generations of the Butler family. The home retains many of its original features, which includes the woodwork, the fireplace mantels, the staircases, and the wood floors in the upstairs hall and bedrooms.
With the historic house as the main attraction, the park opened to the public as Butler Memorial Park in 1931. Over the next few years, along with an extensive restoration of the historic house, known then as the Butler Mansion, the Civilian Conservation Corps built the roads, the shelter houses, the ranger stations, the cottages, and recreational trails. After a complete restoration the historic house opened to the public in 1933 interpreting the legacy of the Butler family, as it continues today.
The house received few changes until 1990 when it underwent both an interior and exterior renovation. Since that time, improvements have continued. The collection has grown in both interpretive and original family pieces. Historic reproduction carpets, textiles, and wallpapers are now an integral part of the interior. In 2009, the park received a lost portrait of General William Orlando Butler, the man for whom General Butler State Resort Park is named. The original portrait hangs in the parlor keeping company with other family portraits in the home that once belonged to his older brother Thomas. Together they bring to life the story of the Butler family and their fight to win freedom for all.
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Building blocks, one party at a time, in the Gate City
By KIMBERLY HOUGHTON
Union Leader Correspondent | August 19. 2013 12:34AM
The brainchild of Chris Williams and Chris Malloy, the block party is designed to bring families together in a traditional neighborhood setting while also promoting community kindness, good food and local entertainment.
"We do something like this in Manchester from time-to-time, but nothing to this scale," said Michelle Ducie of NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire. "I am definitely excited about this project. Nashua is a very diverse city, and it will be great to see everyone come out and get to know each other — away from their computers and technology."
"I've only heard legends and stories about Nashua's old block parties, and there seems to be a lot of nostalgia surrounding the gatherings," said Malloy, hoping the new-age block parties will also become the fabric of local neighborhoods and what people will be talking about for years to come.
"We are optimistic this will take on a life of its own," he said, explaining it is his hope that individual neighborhoods will soon organize their own, smaller block parties after attending the upcoming citywide event.
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Does any one have a good close up pic of the scratch above
the visor on the right side (if your wearing the bucket)? I
believe some have been calling this the ESB "cat scratch". In most of
the ref pics I can't make out the dark grey around the silver.
Any help would be awesome.


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Subject Strengths
The Phillips Librarys collections of research material are especially strong in the period before 1860, mostly as the result of donations by concerned and committed members and local residents.
The library has been especially praised for holdings in the following major areas:
- Art and Architecture
- Essex County
- Maritime History and Art
- Natural History
- New England
- Voyages and Travels
- Asia
- Oceania
- Native American Culture
In addition, there are smaller, gemlike holdings of:
- Belles Lettres and Popular Literature
- Religious Life and Doctrine
- Travel Literature and Geography
- Reform Literature
- New England Crafts
- Trade Catalogs and Business Advertising
- Juvenile Literature
- Cookbooks
With a long institutional history in American traditional arts such as furniture, needlework and toys, the library collections reflect a concentration in these areas, as well as the arts of Asia, the Pacific, and Africa.
Architectural materials support research for the period houses on campus, as well as the Asian, Oceanic, Pacific, and maritime departments. Samuel McIntire, William G. Rantoul, and Josiah Fox are among the architects whose works are represented in manuscript.
In addition, the deposit of the Vose Database of Artists has made possible research in 20th century American artists, especially those obscure artists who had New England connections.
The library has hosted researchers who have produced significant publications related to the lives and contributions of prominent Essex County residents such as Nathaniel Bowditch, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Lucy Larcom, Samuel McIntire, Edward Sylvester Morse, Elizabeth Palmer Peabody, George Peabody, Joseph Story, and John Greenleaf Whittier, as well as the Crowninshield, Derby, Hemenway, Peabody and Phillips families and the daily lives of preachers, printers, sailors, and tradesmen.
Genealogists looking for roots in Essex County and New England find the collections of the Phillips Library rich in documents. In addition to published genealogies and genealogical publications, the library holds published vital records for many Massachusetts towns and cities, most from settlement through 1850, as well as long runs of local municipal directories. Microfilm files of Essex County probate records (1638-1914) are indexed. Essex County newspapers are not. A deposition from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts of the records of the Essex County Quarterly Court, General Sessions of the Pleas, and Court of Common Pleas provides a wealth of material available to those seeking to trace their families, although only the Quarterly Court records to 1686 are indexed.
Those with an interest in Massachusetts local history may utilize town histories, Essex County newspapers, diaries, and family histories. Court records; sermons; music; diaries; account books; family papers; business papers; correspondence; logbooks; maps: the list of methods of recording Essex County and New England daily life is endless. These paper documents survive to provide a picture of the culture that produced the merchants and mariners who circled the globe. They also demonstrate the changing local environment that was the result of accumulated new riches, experiences and objects.
The librarys best known holdings are undoubtedly the records of the special 1692 Court of Oyer and Terminer, better known as the 1692 Salem Witchcraft Trials.
Whether in printed books or manuscript letters, logbooks or nautical charts, the sea is a constant backdrop to the collections that have developed from the early curios amassed by the museums founding mariners. The collections of the library present a detailed picture of the global nature of commercial outreach by Essex County residents during the regions golden age of shipping in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Logbooks are supplemented by merchant account books, shipbuilders records and complete records of the Newburyport Federal customhouse from 1789 to 1910, as well as the customhouse records from Salem and Marblehead on microfilm. Printed records of travels and exploration to the Pacific, to find the Northwest Passage, or circumnavigate the globe, reside beside evidence of the accomplishments of naval architects who engaged in a search for speed under sail. Yachts and fighting ships are also documented in maritime collections that are strong in pre-20th century works.
Maritime historians have utilized the manuscript and printed materials to increase mankinds understanding of clipper ships, marine architecture, privateering, whaling, oceanographic archaeology, and ship building as well as for in-depth studies of the frigate Essex, ship Grand Turk, and yacht Cleopatras Barge.
In addition to manuscript materials, maritime holdings consist of long runs of ship registers, New York and Boston shipping lists, and complete runs of Blunts Coast Pilot and Bowditchs Practical Navigator.
The founding mariners who sailed beyond the Horn of Africa and the Cape of Good Hope did so with nautical charts and books which they updated as they sailed. These daily working tools are represented in the collections of the Phillips Library. In addition to complete runs of Blunts Coast Pilot and Bowditchs Practical Navigator, the researcher has at his disposal charts representing the New England coast, the Pacific coast, Asian and African coasts, and Europe. These supplement the librarys papers of Nathaniel Bowditch, as well as the nautical instruments found in the Maritime Department.
The focus of the natural history collection is Essex County, although there are materials on the natural history of other areas of the world, especially Hawaii and the Pacific Islands. Of particular interest are the monographs and illustrated volumes on ornithology, botany and geology, many of which date from the nineteenth century.
Manuscripts supplement the printed materials, and are to be found in the Edward Sylvester Morse and Ludlow Griscom collections. In addition, the library holds the papers of the Essex County Ornithological Club and those of the American Naturalist.
Expanding beyond Essex County, the library maintains substantial collections of state, county, and town histories for all the New England states. Published family histories and genealogies are not limited to Essex County, but include family branches settling in all the New England states, and reaching as far west as Ohio.
Manuscript and printed materials demonstrate the impact of local residents in pre-20th century New England politics, economics, religion, reform movements, and transportation. In addition, the holdings document the role of New Englanders in national history, their involvement in the Revolutionary War, the westward expansion, the Civil War, and the growth of global trade.
The Stephen Phillips collection of voyages and travels includes first or early editions of all of the major voyages of discovery and exploration, such as the publications of Hakluyt, the voyages of the Beagle and the Bounty, as well as those of Burney, Cook, Flinders, and Wilkes.
Printed accounts of public voyages are complemented by manuscript logbooks of private voyages. The log of Cleopatras Barge (the first oceangoing yacht) is available, as well as that of the barkentine Capitana that retraced the voyages of Columbus.
The merchant sailors who established the Peabody Essex Museum also established close personal relations with the Chinese merchants with whom they did business. Books, newspapers, logbooks, account books, and diaries in the librarys collections demonstrate every facet of this economic and cultural exchange. As a result, the library proudly houses the Frederick Townsend Ward China Collection, one of the worlds outstanding collections of Western-language materials on Imperial China.
Logbooks in the library demonstrate Salem contacts with Japan as early as 1801. From the opening of Japan to American trade, through the wealth of material in the Edward Sylvester Morse archives, to the Japanese craze at the end of the 19th century, the library holds a treasure-trove of Japanese materials.
Traders, missionaries, and whalers recorded their experiences in the logbooks, diaries and account books held in the Phillips Library. Printed accounts supplement their travels and provide a record of vanished cultures.
The library is especially strong in documentation of Hawaiian life and culture. Nineteenth century volumes contain views of Hawaii and Hawaiians, and the collection holds an impressive collection of early Hawaiian imprints.
Printed works on indigenous American culture are augmented by long runs of the publications of the Smithsonian Institution and its Bureau of American Ethnology. These printed reports are supplemented by missionary accounts of work on the American frontier, as that frontier was pushed further and further westward. The E. Tappan Adney Collection and other manuscript holdings augments the printed reports.


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Discussion in 'Fantasy Sports Central' started by roscoe36, Sep 13, 2006.
No sweat - we will have our own playoffs.
As a point of no interest to anyone, all 6 of our match-ups are tied 7-2 right now. Not even interesting to me. Glad to be on the 7 side of that at the moment.
Something that makes you go ummm???? Kind of interesting though.... As long as Micro and the Pastor end the week at 4-5 or 5-4, I can hold on too sixth place for another week and try to secure that final playoff spot...
It was tough, but we made it. (playoffs) Next stop, the championship. FD, that's the only way we get a rematch. I hope you're up for the challenge.
I am so going to enjoy beating up on Mootown this week. I'm 6-2 in the last 8 weeks. Be afraid of the Microwaves.
Who are the Microwaves? Do I know you?
PLAYOFFS? YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT PLAYOFFS? You better keep your eyes on your opponent this week. At least you will be able to say next monday that you saw the hits coming!
MP, You're the only team in the league I know I can beat.
MP, are you starting that Wade nonsense again? Do I have to waste my time telling you how you should drop him, or can you just get it over with? I will start the clock ticking on how long till he hits the Waiver wire again.
The way I see it, I got a week or two to get some type of good status report on Wade before it actually affects me in the playoffs. I pretty much have a bye week this week, although some guy named Micro keeps sending me odd threats.
I don't make threats. I make promises.
Good showing last week to make it interesting Microscoe. Since I am still eight games better than you in all important loss column, I think my magic number to clinch the last spot is 2. Hopefully my guys show up and we don't get swept. Congrats to those that have already clinched
MP, sure you got enough to beat Winless (or Drebabys) in the first round carrying a big zero for the week?
Winless yes...Dre...maybe not. But I at least got a week to think about it. Thanks for the concern...lol.
Just trying to make sure Wade is there when I need him. I'm sure you'll drop him when the time is right...
You got bigger concerns Mojo. The Microwaves are coming to toast your buns!
You guys better watch your rear view mirror, because MC Jammer Pants is out of the cellar and coming to get you! A special shout out to rdang for sucking worse than I do. I didn't think it was possible to win only 2 games in a week and actually move UP in the standings. :P [SARCASM]9 teams make the playoffs right?[/SARCASM]
Honestly, we're just trying to go into the playoffs healthy, bro. This is just practice. We talkin' bout' practice! 6-3 victory this week. You heard it here first.
I think you are overestimating your competitiveness. I will beat you by more than that.
Be careful terrorizing my fist with that head of yours.
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I had a chance to take a few quick pictures this evening before heading out to my daughter's softball practice. I wouldn't be surprised if the 8 holes in the test target are the only rounds this gun has seen. Almost makes me want to keep it pristine. Almost.
Hopefully I'll get a bit of time this weekend to head out to the range.