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|January 11th, 2013, 12:30 AM
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5.3L vs 6.0L vs 8.1L for towing and working
Im looking to pick up a truck ($5k-$8k range) to tow the boat, and use for hunting and what not. Not looking for a DD. Im trying to get feedback on towing a 6k lb boat setup. I would like to get a diesel but dont want to spend the money on one. How do the 5.3Ls do for towing? I hear unloaded the 5.3ls do pretty good on fuel, but how would it do for hauling? My in laws have a 04 Denaili yukon and we pulled the boat last year and it pulled awesome, I was pretty impressed with it. Fuel mileage wasnt bad with it either. Should I expect the same performance out of a 2500HD with a 6.0L?
|January 11th, 2013, 06:20 AM
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I have got an 05 crew cab 2500HD with the 6.0l and with a 8500 lb camper behind it I would see about 8 to 9 mile per gallons and with a 26 ft v nose steel snowmobile trailer with little cargo I got about 9 miles and with a 24 ft enclosed car hauler weighing in at about 3500 lbs doing 75 i got about 9 miles per gallon.
With all these at light to heavy I got about 8 to 9 miles per gallon. But with all these I could easiler do 75 and when I wanted to go just put the pedel down and off you went. I have used an Avalanche with the 5.3 on the same camper and it would only get about 8 miles per gallons but the 6.0l made for a better towing engine with the power it had. You were not reving out to 5,000rpms and it did not take miles to get up to speed like with the 5.3.
So if you are looking to tow I would say the 6.0l over the 5.3. I have not experience with an 8.1 so I will not coment on that.
Also with my 6.0l i get between 12.5 to 14 mpg unloaded highway depending on time of year. Also my truck has 4.10 gearing.
|January 11th, 2013, 07:47 AM
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My 01 (extended cab Z71) I "think" had 3.42's it towed my 24 foot boat just fine in 3rd gear. I used OD from time to time but it just hunted too much. My boat was around 2500lbs rigged out with a motor my trailer another 1,000, then fuel gear and misc. I always figured I was around 4500 lbs. I never weighed it. towing I usually got 10-13 mpg or so. I also towed a few jeeps with this truck which were heavier than my boat and less aerodynamic and they were fine. Unloaded day to day driving this truck got 17 mpg but I did a lot of highway. Sold this truck with 185k on it, only troubles I ever had were an o2 sensor.
My 07 was 4 speed 3.73 gears towed a bit better, was a crew cab and had active fuel management. It got the same mileage towing my boat 8 towing a jeep (yj on 36's with an 8.8 and cage not overly heavy on a 16 ft hauler 6k pounds total or so?), 18 mpg day to day driving and I pulled just over 20 mpg highway a time or two.
Only towed the with the newer truck once. I now have an 09 crew cab, 3.42 gears, 6 speed trans. It tows a lot better than the 07, still gets 8 mpg towing. I towed a one ton handicapped van on a pretty burly car hauler. Thinking fairly close to 8k pounds? Not sure to be honest just making a guess. Other than the van catching a lot of wind and swaying a lot on the trailer it was fine.
I wouldn't be concerned with towing a 6k boat. Yes it would be a lot nicer behind a diesel, but for the occasional tow the half ton with a 5.3 should be fine.
I've driven hosejockey's 6.0 and 8.1 trucks to tow with and they have a lot more power/torque than the 5.3, they are also 3/4 ton trucks so its almost like comapring the 5.3 to a diesel again. The 6.0 and 8.1 both have plenty of power.
Really the 1/2 ton chassis is the bigger limiting factor to the 5.3 than power is in my opinion.
|January 11th, 2013, 08:19 AM
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|January 11th, 2013, 09:44 AM
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Sounds like I might want to consider the 2500HD route. Im sure the 1500 would be more then adequate as Im currently towing a 4k lb boat with our 12 JKUR and it does fine.
|January 11th, 2013, 02:58 PM
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That said that big old handicap van I felt a lot better at about 65. And in my older age I am not in such a rush to get places....either way a half ton will do what you want just fine.
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I got both 2000 5.3 gmc but I got a 2002 hd crew cab with a 8.1 and I've pulled my ranger with both and my 30 ft 5th wheel with my 8.1 and love the power of the big cubes and get 8-9 miles to the gallon I won't have a 6.0, go big same gas millage have extra power
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if it's not a daily driver and if you don't need the "truck" aspect, keep an eye on bidcorp.com
they have Chevy 2500 series former prison transport vans with the 6.0L up for auction with ~100,000 miles on average and they rarely go over $6,000 for 2007/8 models.
*shrug* most still have the dividers in so if the kids get too unruly...
|January 12th, 2013, 05:22 PM
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|January 20th, 2013, 12:06 AM
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Ok I went and test drove an 02 1500HD with 6.0 and an 02 1500 with the 5.3L. I was not impressed with the get up and go of the 6.0, and I forgot how terrible the turning radius is on the GM HD trucks. I was impressed with the power of the 5.3L, they seem to get up and go much better then similar year F150s with 5.4L. Now I have to drive a 8.1L truck to see if its worth me getting a 2500 series truck.
Sounds like 1500s and 2500s have simiar issues
Front wheel bearing issues on both
transfer case issues on both
junk bodies on both (rust)
Same interior
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In say a 2006 Chevy 1500, the brakes are 12" diameter, and then later in the ~2008+ they went to 13" rotors. The 3/4 tons were already at 13", and then stepped up larger later on.
But there are a other 1/2 tons that are already using 13.7" rotors on the half tons. Not bashing chevy, but Chevy 1/2 tons seem to be the lightest duty of the half tons (except in the vortec max heavy halfs). Smallest engine, lightest rear axle, smallest brakes, etc. Regardless of which truck, the newer they are, generally the better the brakes. I know we've had a few of these posts in the past. I've always stated that my 09 F150 easily outbrakes either of my dodge 3/4 tons (96 and 00) with a trailer load.
I have known several people with them for towing basic jeep loads, and have all seemed to be happy with them. You just need to let the 5.3 rev a little. I think the 6.0s also need gears/revs. The newer ones are better than the first of them with LQ4s. I have 3 friends using 8.1s and all like them a lot better then the 6.0s. Mileage doesn't seem different between the two. (Thats been my experience in the heavy trucks. Dodge V10s and 5.9s in large 3/4s were about the same, and 5.4 vs 6.8s in the ford super duties also the same)
If its mostly towing, then MPGs will be close on all of them. Unloaded, the 1/2 ton will be a bunch better, and feel lighter and faster usually.
MPGs is also going to depend a lot on your speed. 12mpg @ 65 mph, and you'll see that drop down to 9mpg @ 80 mph.
I would see what you can find in a nice 8.1L 3/4 ton.
|January 20th, 2013, 09:55 AM
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|January 21st, 2013, 09:33 AM
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Who cares if it uses a little oil anyway? Is oil expensive?
The 8.1 can shit and get, I bet that truck is faster with a boat in tow than a 5.3 is empty.
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Cleveland Browns quarterback Brandon Weeden was concussed during Sunday's Week 12 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Weeden's head made contact with the knee of teammate Joe Thomas while the rookie was falling to the ground. Weeden was taken off the field, but did not return. The injury does not appear to be serious, yet he will still need to pass all the concussion protocols leading up to his next game.
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This was a big win for Cleveland over a Pittsburgh team clinging to a playoff spot. Weeden wasn't having that great of a game up until his injury (17-of-26 for 158 yards with one TD and one INT), but it was enough to take down the Steelers, who were without Ben Roethlisberger. The rookie out of Oklahoma State is certainly not a fantasy option during this critical time of the season, nor is his backup Colt McCoy should he play next week.

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MILWAUKEE, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The fourth-seeded Green Bay volleyball team (14-13, 9-5 HL) opens the 2013 Horizon League Championship on Friday, taking on fifth-seeded Youngstown State (15-14, 7-7 HL) in quarterfinal action at 4:30 p.m. CT at the Klotsche Center in Milwaukee. It will be the second straight meeting between the two teams, as the Phoenix defeated the Penguins 3-0 in its regular season finale last Saturday.
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The winner of Friday's match between Green Bay and YSU will advance to face either top-seeded Milwaukee or second-seeded Valparaiso in the semifinals on Saturday, depending on who wins the No. 3 Oakland versus No. 6 Cleveland State contest (Friday at 7 p.m.). The host Panthers will play the lowest remaining seed on Saturday at 4:30 p.m., while the Crusaders will take on the highest seed at 7 p.m. at the Klotsche Center. The title match is set for Sunday at 1 p.m.
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Green Bay and Youngstown State split their two regular season meetings, with the road team winning both times. The Penguins first defeated the Phoenix 3-1 at the Kress Center on Oct. 18, and Green Bay avenged the loss with a 3-0 win at the Beeghly Center less than a week ago (Nov. 16). Freshman Shannon Hurley (Connellsville, Pa.) has a combined 28 kills against YSU this season, averaging an even four per set.
Green Bay defeated Cleveland State 3-2 in its penultimate match of the regular season last Friday thanks to several career performances. Senior Leah Van Zeeland (Kaukauna, Wis.) crushed a career-high 22 kills, sophomore Jillian Bauer (Verona, Wis.) registered a career-best 36 digs and sophomore Mikaela Gunderson (Casco, Wis.) had her first career double-double with 11 kills and a personal best 10 blocks. Sophomore setter Emily Riese (Fond du Lac, Wis.) also had an excellent match, posting 58 assists, seven digs and four blocks.
First-year head coach Michaela Franklin's squad won six of its final eight regular season matches – the best eight-match stretch to end a regular season in school history. Green Bay's nine conference victories (9-5) tied the Phoenix for third place in the standings and represent the second most league wins in program history, trailing only the 2003 team's 10-win season (10-4).
Four Phoenix players received postseason Horizon League honors last week, as Jillian Bauer, Emily Riese and Leah Van Zeeland were named to the 14-member all-league team, and Shannon Hurley (Connellsville, Pa.) was selected as the conference's Freshman of the Year.
It marked the first time that Green Bay had four individuals honored in a single season, and just the second time in school history (2003) that the Phoenix landed three players on the all-league team. In addition, Hurley became the school's first-ever freshman/newcomer of the year winner.
The 2013 regular season came to an end with a trio of all-conference individuals leading the league in their respective statistical categories. Shannon Hurley is tops in the league in both kills (331) and kills per set (3.34), Jillian Bauer is first in digs (539) and digs per set (5.08), and Emily Riese leads all players with 1,131 assists.
Fifth-seeded Youngstown State enters the 2013 Horizon League Championship having lost four of its last five matches, including each of its final two. YSU is the top blocking team in the conference (2.73 per set), led by Defensive Player of the Year Jenna Cavanaugh, a senior who is tops in the league at 1.47 per set.
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First a little back story. I enjoy healing/support DPS in mmorpgs, FFXIVs Scholar drew me in heavily thanks to this (and the fact I loved Sch back in XI helped too) but anyway, a question.
How is the game currently? I've heard things spanning from the game having a healthy population to it dying.
Another thing that kind of turned me off...
Does anyone know if a large amount of the population really does have "everything" capped. I left shortly after hitting 50 on my Scholar to let the game cool down and stabilize after its re-release, only to find hearsay of "the entire community" having every job/crafter/gather capped, despite the hyperbole I'd just like to know how true that statement is.
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Mystery Monday - Basler
Who is this man? The name written under his photo is Basler. But it's hard to decide what's written in front of his name. This picture was found in a photo album held by the recently deceased Margie Geiszler Wasson. The album contains photos of Caroline Mack Geiszler Billman, Henry and Margie (nee Hoppe) Geiszler, and Conrad and Lizzie Grener.
Currently I don't have any established connections to this gentleman. I don't really know when this photograph was taken. It's possible that this man was a family friend or a Godfather. I do have one photo in this album that fits that bill. Sadly, the family members who would know why this picture is in the album have passed away.
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Can you scan and post it again, focusing more on the name? The bottom of it appears to be cut off a little. But based on what I can see, it looks like it says "love Charles." But again, I can only see the top half of the words. :)ReplyDelete
It will be some time before I can do it again, but wow... I hadn't seen that before.ReplyDelete
I did look again, and although I can see how it could look like "love Charles", it does say Basler. So, now I'm curious as to who this person is.
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It seems as if January is now known as portable console season as Sony has just announced its latest gaming machine strangely called the next-generation PlayStation Portable or NGP.
One week on from Nintendo giving the world the 3DS, Sony has announced what everyone had been calling the PSP2, and the new gadget does look a lot like its predecessor. However the NGP boasts some seriously impressive spec both inside and out including quad-core ARM Cortex-A9 CPU and a quad-core Imagination Technologies PowerVR SGX543MP4+ GPU. Add to that highly improved screen resolution, touchscreen, multi-touch touchpad, dual analogue sticks and two cameras and you will see that the NGP is an entirely different beast to the PSP.
The NGP was announced earlier this morning at an event in Toyko by Kazuo Hirai, President of Sony Computer Entertainment. However while all this news is very exciting, we won't be getting our hands on the powerful little device until Christmas - no, you didn't read that incorrectly, Sony won't be bringing the NGP goodness to us until late in 2011. It is therefore likely to be fighting a serious battle with the 3DS which hits shops here in the UK on March 25. However the NGP will be relying on its impressive hardware and new "social interaction" aspect to make it stand out.
The hardware is impressive. The CPU and GPU aside the 5in OLED touchscreen has a whopping 960 x 544 resolution, it sports dual analogue stick controllers, Wi-Fi, 3G, GPS, a 5in multi-touch capacitive touchpad on the rear, two cameras (one front, one rear), as well as a gyroscope and accelerometer similar to those seen in the PlayStation Move and an electronic compass.Tentative dimensions for the NGP given by Sony were 182 x 18.6 x 83.55 mm but no weight was released.
On the gaming front, Sony has done away with the UMD and games will now come on a "a small flash memory based card" which will be technology dedicated to NGP games. Some of the games on show in Toyko included Killzone, Resistance, Little Big Planet, and Uncharted – the latter showing off how the rear touchpad could be used for climbing up vines. We hope this wholly new control system could see developers come up with some innovative ways of controlling in-game characters.
The new UI on the NGP will be called LiveArena which will include built-in social networking through PlayStation Network. The UI will even let you jump directly from games to LiveArena to update your status without losing game position. A new application called Near, designed specifically for the NGP that comes pre-installed will let users find out what their friends in the vicinity are playing now or what they were playing recently. Users can also meet their friends and new players virtually.
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Isaiah 40:28-31
"Have you not known? Have you not heard? The Lord is the everlasting God, the Creator of the ends of the earth. He does not faint or grow weary; his understanding is unsearchable. He gives power to the faint, and to him who has no might he increases strength.
Even youths shall faint and be weary, and young men shall fall exhausted; but they who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles; they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint." (NIV)
Where do I start… Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you keep asking God..WHEN? When is this gonna change, why is this happening, why is it happening to me…well for quite a while that right there was me. At one point I began to think I was annoying God. Then guess what happened? I began to take notice of people around me and how much louder they must have been screaming God why me and when will THIS stop? I noticed I was drawn to a place where I always found my self in prayer on the behalf of these people. The more I did the more I saw something else God wanted me to do, not for me but for someone else. Mind you my situation had not changed but he had me busy doing and focusing on other stuff I didn't have the time to be focused on me. Guys when I tell you God is a God of HIS time he is!!!!
Let me fill you in some more, I recently migrated to the USA and believe me when I tell you I cried to go home more than anyone else that had taken this road. I was suddenly without a job and in a totally new culture. I applied to every job l could find, nothing happened ( it was during this time I think I became annoying to him…*why me Lord??* every second of the day. I learned during this time if it is not Gods time and his will it will not happen.
Fast forward to today I had totally stop stressing about my jobless situation and was busy focusing on what I could do in his kingdom. You know what? That's all God wanted me to do , handle his business and he will take care of ours.
I had started a event planning company back home but didn't think it would go anywhere here…mind you this is my passion, its what I love to do. Right when I wasn't looking God was lining up everything to fall into place to show not just me when we let everything go and trust him what great thing he can do. He placed people in my life that was about to take things to another level it would blow minds..he reminded me of my dreams,my passion and reminded me that it was not dead it was just sleeping waiting on the RIGHT TIME and trust me until he says its over it isn't
I am sitting here getting ready to step out with this company and I am still in awe of how God brought it into place. Take a look at this http://www.trustarrdesigns.com/ and just look at how big our God is. He brought people into my life to fulfill his will and not only in my life but the persons he was lining up. From where I'm sitting the sky is the limit from here , with God as my pilot though.
In closing I will leave with you this: We were put on this earth to praise him, to be about his business. It is when we do this and let go of stressing about our daily situations and trust him ,we will see that he has always been about ours.
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Renowned for its friendliness, Mac OS® X has delighted many a loyal Mac® user with its combined ease use and underlying strength. By no means simplistic, its intelligently designed operating system and user interface boast of sophistication and power, while still offering accessibility to even the most inexperienced computer users. But Mac OS X has gone one step further: it's turned unsuspecting Mac users into Unix® users, too.Perhaps you're already familiar with Unix, just not on the Mac. Or perhaps you opened your Utilities folder, spotted the Terminal icon and double-clicked on it just to see what it does. Suddenly faced with a command line interface, you may have asked, "What does this mean?" followed by the most pressing question, "Why on earth would I ever want to venture into this seemingly user-unfriendly territory?"The new edition of Learning Unix for Mac OS X Panther answers these questions and more. This compact book provides a user-friendly tour for the uninitiated of the Mac's Unix base. You can safely explore Terminal and familiarize yourself with the command line, learning as you go about the hundreds of Unix programs that come with your Mac. You'll begin to understand the power and flexibility of Unix. And if Unix isn't new to you, you'll discover how it translates into this latest Mac incarnation. Updated to cover Mac OS X Panther (Mac OS X 10.3), this book will keep you current with the latest features of your Mac.Learning Unix for Mac OS X Panther begins with a quick but in-depth introduction to Terminal and the command line interface. All the common commands are simply explained with accompanying examples, exercises, and opportunities for experimentation. There are even problem checklists to help you along the way if you get stuck. You'll learn how to:
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In general this book is quite good. Matisse Enzer's Peachpit title "Unix on OS X" (or something like that) would be a good companion.I wasn't too thrilled with the organization of the content: customizing your shell and editing environment variables seems like appendix material for the kind of user this book is geared to, not Chapter 1 contents. And an entire chapter on printing seems a bit much; new Unix users are almost certainly going to be printing using the good old Mac UI.And one little gotcha that turned out to be quite important for me: bash is not the default shell in Panther if you've upgraded from Jaguar as I did. In that case tcsh is. Might be worth including this in future editions (although I guess there will be fewer and fewer of us upgraders as time goes on...)
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(posted in response to another review)Ed, I'm very sorry that the book disappointed you. However, I'd ask you to give it another chance, but be sure to think about the goals of the book that are spelled out on the back cover (see http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/lunixpanther/desc.html). I really do think we accomplished the goals that we set out to with this book, although it sounds like it's not what you were looking for. As far as the coverage of sudo, please see p12, 48, and 54-55, where we have a section on the command. I'm sorry that you missed that the first time through, but please do give this book another look. Or, if this just isn't the book for you, you may want to look at Mac OS X Panther for Unix Geeks, which will be out soon. This one goes a lot further than the Learning Unix book.
By Ed Crelin
Other than terminal session telecommunications 18 years ago I have had no real terminal type training and was anticipating an introduction to the terminal and some useful UNIX commands for everyday use in OS X. I am sorry to report that while this book does a good job introducing you to the terminal, that's all it really does. Doing things like reading your email in the terminal is something so arcane that no mac user would do more than once as a silly test. Too much space devoted to it and other silly things. The title is Learning Unix for OS X, not "a couple generic UNIX commands" I was hoping for a handbook, a reference list of basic useful commands for REAL OS X needs. I will give you a perfect example. Every OS X user has heard of permissions and many have experienced the need to fix them. Most people don't know that you can do it in Disk Utility and download applications (some free, most not) that will do it. I have since learned (from another source) the ridiculously simple commands that will envoke disk utility to do it (using the 'sudo' command that isn't even in the book, c'mon) without opening windows and pushing buttons. I don't want to diminish the author of the utility Cocktail's profits but users can do everything that program does easily using the terminal. That would be "Learning UNIX for OS X". I would rethink the content, leave out the stuff no one would ever use and add some realworld goodies. This is effectively chapter one, I was done in twenty minutes, and $20. is too much, I expected a wee bit more from O'Reilly.
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This webpage is a guide/resource for complainants participating in Student Conduct Review Board (SCRB) hearings. This is meant as a supplement, not a replacement for the information and advice that a complainant may receive from his or her advisor. If you have additional questions, please contact the Director of Student Rights and Responsibilities.
Philosophy of the Code of Conduct
Gettysburg College seeks to establish and maintain an environment that provides for the development of the young adult as a whole person with an emphasis on inquiry, integrity, and mutual respect. The College expects its students to conduct themselves in all places and at all times in such a manner as to show respect for themselves, others, and the community. The Gettysburg College community fosters respect for the rights and dignity of all residents, including members of both majority and minority groups. Gettysburg College students are members of the academic College community, the greater Gettysburg community, and global society and are expected to abide by the College's policies at all times.
Filing a Case
Any person who believes that a Gettysburg College student has violated a policy published in the Handbook of Student Rights and Responsibilities may bring a complaint forward by contacting the Department of Public Safety (DPS) at 717-337-6911. The Director of Student Rights and Responsibilities (SRR) will review the complaint and determine if charges are warranted. In cases where members of the community do not file a complaint, the College may act as the complainant. The person who brings the student(s) up on charges is referred to as the "complainant," and is expected to participate in the hearing.
When a policy is violated, DPS and/or SRR will investigate and inform involved parties of alleged violations. The respondent will receive a charge letter from SRR outlining the alleged policy violations, necessary information, as well as the time, date, and location of the hearing. This information is time sensitive; therefore, you should read your charge letter right away and respond appropriately. Being charged with a violation of the code of conduct does not mean that you have been or will be found responsible for a violation. SCRB will hear the case to determine responsibility and assign sanctions. SCRB decisions may be appealed to the Dean of Students.
Please note that the findings of the hearing process are not final until the appeal is completed.
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- The respondent(s) and complaint(s) will be asked to provide the Director of SRR with a list if witnesses (if there are any). Those witnesses will be asked to provide statements to DPS and appear at the hearing if possible.
- The Director of SRR will request the name of the respondent's(s) advisor. The advisor will be contacted by the Director to be certain that he or she understands their role in the hearing process. It is the respondent's responsibility to meet with the advisor and to provide him or her with hearing materials.
- The Director of SRR will contact the parent(s)/guardian(s) of the respondent(s) to answer any questions. It is the respondent's responsibility to provide parent(s)/guardian(s) with copies hearing materials. The Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities will not provide this information.
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It is important to differentiate the College's hearing process from the legal process. The hearing process is educational in nature. The process is working to determine responsibility and not guilt, and sanctions are largely educational. The chair of the hearing is an administrator of the College and will guide the hearing process. He or she will follow a script to be certain that all parties understand his or her rights and responsibilities, and have an equal opportunity to present information. The complainant (the person bringing charges forward), the respondent, and their respective advisor(s) are present for the entire proceeding. The respondent(s) will be asked to plea either responsible or not responsible for a violation of the code You should consider your plea before entering the hearing. If you need guidance on how you should plea, you should discuss with your advisor. Following the plea, the complainant(s) and respondent(s) will have the opportunity to give an opening statement, answer and ask clarifying questions, and make a closing statement. Witnesses will also provide statements during the hearing. A DPS representative may also be present during the hearing to present investigation information.
After pleas have been entered and all statements have been made, the board will excuse all parties and deliberate to determine responsibility and, if necessary, assign sanctions. The respondent(s) will receive their sanctions at this time if found responsible for a violation of the code. The chair will then call in the complainant(s) and respondent(s) separately to discuss the findings. The chair of the hearing will ask the respondent to schedule a meeting with the Director of SRR to discuss the outcome of the hearing, and the appeals process.
How does the Student Conduct Review Board determine responsibility?
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Can my parents or attorney sit in the hearing with me?
Although the Director of Student Rights and Responsibilities is willing to speak with attorneys and expects to speak with parent(s)/guardian(s), they are not permitted to attend the hearing.
What is the goal of the Student Conduct Review Board?
To maintain and promote a welcoming and safe community, with an emphasis on inquiry, integrity, and mutual respect.
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The SCRB proceedings are confidential. Parties are expected to keep all reports, documents, and all information shared in the hearing confidential. Violation of this policy is a violation of the code of conduct. The members of SCRB and College officials are not permitted to share information due to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). For more information on FERPA, please visit http://www2.ed.gov/policy/gen/guid/fpco/ferpa/index.html.
What sanction will the accused student receive?
Serious violations may result in suspension or expulsion. The SCRB carefully considers the incident, and conduct records when determining a sanction.
What should I wear to the hearing?
Business casual is recommended.
What happens if I can't find an advisor?
Any member of the Gettysburg College community who is not an attorney may serve as an advisor. Most students select a professor or administrator with whom they have an established relationship. However, there are also resources through Student Senate, or the Director of SRR can assist you in finding an advisor. You may not have a professional lawyer serve as an advisor during the hearing.
May I appeal the decision of the Board?
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You might want to try mountainvalleybee. Here is his profile and you can pm him to see if he can help. http://forum.beemaster.com/index.php?action=profile;u=4182
I have two hives located in a deep swamp here in southeast Ga. They are black german bees. cAUGHT FROM a TREE SWARMP IN THE SAME SWAMPVERY VERY VERY MEAN
Does anyone have a source? Anywhere? I'm in MA if it helps.
Curiosity... Are there any left in Germany??
Quote from: contactme_11 on March 10, 2009, 05:31:18 PMDoes anyone have a source? Anywhere? I'm in MA if it helps. I'm in NH and Northern Mass, Hampshire & Frankline Counties, and I have 2 hives to German Black Bees,
bjorn, i guess you dont know the inacessibility of some areas of the south, also there are some areas where there are mighty few bee keepers. they might not be pure but mighty close to it. i am no expert or custodian of all knowledge; but i have some little black bees and they have an attitude.look at a population map of pa then one of east central Ms. there has been no comercial bee keeper in our area in 30 yrs an as i understand some species genetics they regress towards the dominant genes; like hybrid bream in 4 years they will be green sun perch.
BjornBee,2) Your assertion that there aren't mite resistant bees is wrong and flies in the face of many respected studies. I know of several bee keepers that haven't treated for years here in Oregon and Washington. The term is Mite Sensitive Hygene.3) Yes putting you bees on smaller comb shortens brood cycle which significantly cuts the reproduction of mites.


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QoS tagging on 3750G with existing vrf-lite config
Please I need some help with a vrf-lite deployment which is currently working ok at one of my sites. But the problem I am now facing is ho to tag some interesting traffic sourced from vlans within the two seperate vrfs I am using. The first problem I noticed was that none of the access lists were getting any hits and therefore the policy cannot be applied. I have researched and read a lot of previous discussions on srr and QoS on 3750 from the cisco website but none of the approaches I tried seem to work for the QoS tagging. I am running IOS version c3750-advipservicesk9-mz.122-46.SE.bin and a snapshot of the config is shown below. I tried applying the policy on trunk int gig1/0/1 connected to my ISP CE (also tried applying it on the vlans in the two vrfs).
Any helpful suggestions or solutions will be really appreciated.
system mtu routing 1500
vtp domain test
vtp mode transparent
ip subnet-zero
ip routing
no ip domain-lookup
ip domain-name network.test.net
ip vrf red
description RED-VRF
rd 10000:1
ip vrf blue
description BLUE-VRF
rd 20000:1
mls qos
spanning-tree mode pvst
spanning-tree extend system-id
vlan internal allocation policy ascending
vlan 10
vlan 20
ip ssh version 2
class-map match-all CM_QoS_PREC_0
match access-group 100
class-map match-all CM_QoS_PREC_2
match access-group 102
class-map match-all CM_QoS_PREC_4
match access-group 104
class-map match-all CM_QoS_PREC_5
match access-group 105
policy-map PM_QoS_PREC
class CM_QoS_PREC_0
set ip precedence 0
class CM_QoS_PREC_2
set ip precedence 2
class CM_QoS_PREC_4
set ip precedence 4
class CM_QoS_PREC_5
set ip precedence 5
interface GigabitEthernet1/0/1
description Trunk to ISP
switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q
switchport trunk allowed vlan 10,20
switchport mode trunk
speed 100
duplex full
service-policy input PM_QoS_PREC
interface GigabitEthernet1/0/3
description To RED VRF SWITCH
switchport access vlan 10
switchport mode access
speed 100
duplex full
service-policy input PM_QoS_PREC
interface GigabitEthernet1/0/4
description TO BLUE VRF SWITCH
switchport access vlan 20
switchport mode access
speed 100
duplex full
service-policy input PM_QoS_PREC
interface Vlan1
no ip address
no ip mroute-cache
interface Vlan10
description CORPORATE_VLAN
ip vrf forwarding red
ip address 172.31.60.1 255.255.255.0
interface Vlan20
description BLUE-VRF
ip vrf forwarding blue
ip address 10.44.96.1 255.255.255.240
ip classless
ip route vrf red 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 172.31.60.14
ip route vrf blue 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 10.44.96.14
no ip http server
no ip http secure-server
access-list 100 permit ip 172.31.60.0 0.0.3.255 any
access-list 100 permit ip 10.44.96.0 0.0.31.255 any
access-list 10 remark SNMP Logging
access-list 10 permit 172.31.3.1
Note: Most of the access lists and other non-relevant part of the config has been removed to focus on main issue I am currently facing. The snmp access-list gets hits on it but any other access list for subnets within vrf red or blue do not get any hits even though those subnets are passing traffic. So my service-policy is not doing anything even when applied to the vlan interface.


text: I don't know why you believe this. 1)Kuester has not shown an inkling that he has learned anything from last year. 2)Kuester would have never let JJ play except for a massive amount of injuries. And even after JJ showed a lot in many, many games, Kuester was ready to throw JJ under the bus as soon as CV came back off injury. The only thing that kept JJ in the rotation was CV's very unsuccessful return from injury. (Talking about Kuester's attempt, as soon as Tay started playing, to ice JJ for the rest of the season. CV's PF is the only thing that kept JJ in the rotation. Please note, that despite JJ doing a pretty good job at small forward in Tay's absence, he saw absolutely no time at small forward after Tay returned. Kuester was going to just stick his head in the sand on it, and pretend he never heard of JJ) I believe that if eveyone was healthy all this preseason, Daye would be playing 3rd string to CV and JJ. He would show promise in his occasional minutes. But just like last season, Daye would not play. And Monroe, who knows just how little we would have seen of him if CV, and later JMAX, did not have their injuries in the preseason. With all that said, at this point, Kuester has not announced that he is shortening up his rotation at this point. We should not hear words like that until March. Just keep hoping with me. No way this team is sorted out yet. Lots of players need lots of tryouts in various combinations before Kuester can know which way is the best way to go with this roster. That includes TMAC, who, if healthy, would be taking every backup minute to Tay that Rip was not already hogging. Daye would have just been lost in the shuffle, by an incompetent coach who can't learn.


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We also use a nut for the threads on the pistol grip. EVERY polymer lower strips here. Not ours. And even if it does some how... just buy a new nut for virtually nothing.
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We also use a nut for the threads on the pistol grip. EVERY polymer lower strips here. Not ours. And even if it does some how... just buy a new nut for virtually nothing.
never known a pistol grip to fail on a cav-arms polymer. they molded theirs in though, just like the stock.
glad you beefed up the front pin and the buffer tube area.
to me it looks like it should be a little thicker around the rear pin hole , i have seen a "number" of super-polymers fail right there. i would have went much thicker and used a longer non-standard sized rear pin in that location. --but then i would have made the stock into it as well and it would be seamless on the stock to lower joint. but i like a 500% safety factor when i can get it.
what kind of plastic--er polymer are you using? can it be repaired if it cracks or splits?
a couple more 80% plastics.
Now that eplowers one is interesting. You just mill out the different colour polymer and do not even need a jig. Mentions that it is a kevlar reinforced polymer, wonder how durable this one is, has anyone used this lower?
thanks J427x
good research I also like the eplowers, but I am not in the market for a lower
your guess is as good as mine at how 'durable" any of these are and or it kelvar helps any at all.
i'm skeptical of any plastic/polymer lower that don't have a built in stock == that area were the buffer on the m4 tube joins the lower is prone to break. maybe they cured all the plastic lowers ills --then maybe not.
i would have to see one of these take a few lumps first. anybody want to be the crash test dummy?
Thanks for your post. I appreciate that you are trying to introduce a quality product. I have some experience with Carbon Fiber Lowers from Bushmaster, and (shivers) Vulcan, both were made by the same manufacturer at the same plant, to the same specs. I have never had an issue with these, and I like them a lot.
I have looked at your web site, and I am going to give your products a try. I really wish that your company would address these kinds of discussions directly, and publish some facts, studies, specs, and testing to address the concerns regarding non-metallic lowers in general, and your products in particular.
I do not agree with some of the folks here on the relative merits of these lowers, but it is hard to argue against pictures of "plastic" lowers that are snapped at the rear pivot pin location. I have not had that happen, thank God!.
Anyway, I am glad that you took the time to join here. We are a pretty great bunch of folks, and we most appreciate good quality, and reliability, and the ability to do it ourselves. I do not think you could find a better, more diversified focus group than Gunco.
I have a suggestion: Put up a poll here, and ask the membership to elect two "BETA Testers" to obtain your product, build it to your published specs, and test it to something like 1,000 or 2,000 rounds. Then report their findings. Call it the "Good 'ol boy's test". I will split the cost of your product with you 50 / 50, and we ask for donations from the membership here to offset the cost of ammo. If your product is anything like what you represent, which I am sure is the case, you will have a powerful "common man's" opinion of how your product stacks up against the competition. Given the current political environment, I can nt see how you could lose.
It is just a thought. But I think you will find that the membership here is highly regarded amongst our peers, and that we have some really smart and talented folks out there.
I will help as I can, because I think this is a great idea, and a great product who's time has come.
you also got to consider we do a lot more than 5.56 -- some of these are going to end up a .458, 50BWs and other higher recoiling rifles, even a 7.62x39 has a lot more force than a 5.56 in the recoil department. i been firing the cav-arms with 7.63x39 for several years now and it has been ATV/truck/tractor knock around rifle for the last few YEARS. i"m pretty confident that it is hard to break. a new product though has no such track record.
it has to be able to survive rough and tumble drops and impacts , it don't have to be as strong a a USGI forgings but it can NOT give up much in that dept either.
the last batches of 'polymer" lowers to hit the market were woefully understrength --so flimsy that nearly attempting to tighten the buffer tube could make it snap.
i do hope you fully addressed these types of problems BEFORE you hit the market.
the bottom is an ar-15 that got "bush-hogged"--LOL yea were a rough bunch--
I see the points taken so to add another dimension
I have several tannery 80% CAST alum receivers, they have held up just fine for the past 15 yrs in .223 and heck they were 2nds w/defects


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Good for you that you got involved in the KDE project! I like KDE and hopefully it will get better and better. Name? Hmm...(E-)Kinux / K.O.S.Linux/ KDL/ KarLinuxReplyDelete
Thanks, Limac!ReplyDelete
So far I am only supporting through donations and through the blog, but I would like to get involved and do something else eventually. I am currently trying to get to grips with QML and plasmoids, so if I have an interesting idea, I may go after creating one myself at some point.
Those ideas for the new name are good, but please share them in Jonathan's own blog, I am not part of the decision makers for that, unfortunately!
Hi Chema,ReplyDelete
Great post brother.
I like the name Kubuntu, I really do but if they get a better I will be happy.
Thanks bro!ReplyDelete
All the credit goes to Jonathan, of course, but I thought it was a relevant discussion worth sharing. In my opinion.
I like the Kubuntu name myself, wouldn't change it, but I know it is a bit of a dirty word in certain KDE circles. If a new name gives the project a new life and wider acceptance, then I am all for that.
- AnonymousMarch 28, 2012 at 3:54 AM
Hi, I like KDE. Great work. Love to see the new name. Long live KDE!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the nice post, expect to hear more soonReplyDelete
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WoooHew2 12:54am Fri 27 Sep Report Abuse
south park is the worse and + they ever made they should put something else on instead
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south park is crap and there shud put some it differnt on tv
ben 9:33am Tue 4 Jun Report Abuse
South Park
And yet again VIVA have decided to repeat South Park. At least this time we were spared it starting from Season 1, instead it's season 3!. UN-f'ing-Believale!
Pete and Repeat 6:21pm Wed 16 Jan Report Abuse
Repeats... In the same night?
Why on earth is viva playing the same episodes on the same night. It is literally showing the fish sticks episode 3 times in a row and then margaritaville 3 times. Il be avoiding this channel in the future.
Dannyboy 11:40pm Tue 20 Nov Report Abuse
If you think South Park is supposed to be funny because of "swearing" or worse yet toilet humour then you really should go and watch 2 Broke Girls because you're part of the Lowest Common Dominator. South Park is a satire on political, social and topical issues as well as a commentary on fads and trends. It uses black comedy with a satirical edge or creates a surreal story that reflects what is going on in news and politics.
Pete and Repete 8:15pm Tue 2 Oct Report Abuse
South Park on VIVA Part 3
AGAIN with the repeats? This is so frustrating they get to season 12 and then go back to season 6? I HATE VIVA. Not showing that "Trapped in the Cloest" episode was a really really weak thing to do, complete cowards! Horrible channel, almost as bad as "Really".
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when are they going to scrap this crap and put something worth watching on tv
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A crap program for 14 year olds who thinking swearing is funny.
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South Park on VIVA Part 2
I can't believe it! The funniest episode of the ninth season (and that's saying something), episode 12 "Trapped in the Closet" and VIVA bottle it and are not showing it! They missed it out because it's about Tom Cruise being a ricchione.
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- Loads of fun board games and well-stocked book exchange.
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Aveeno's Ageless Vitality SPF 30: Recharging Your Skin Every MorningWednesday, April 21, 2010
Yesterday I shared with you the science behind Johnson & Johnson's new bioelectricity Anti-Aging products. I've been lucky enough to try out three of the products, so watch for reviews each of the next three days.
The first product is probably my favorite (just look at that SPF number!!), Aveeno's Ageless Vitality Day product with SPF 30. Yes, 30. How often do you see such a high SPF number in a daily moisturizer? It's actually pretty rare, and most of the products with such a high SPF are made by Johnson & Johnso. (Aveeno, Neutrogena and Roc. I'm having problems thinking of any other company that makes such high daily SPF products, most derm lines are SPF 15 even.)
The first step to using this product is to apply the "Biomineral Concentrate" to areas of concern. I applied it to pretty much my entire forehead and around my mouth and in my eye area.
The Biomineral concentrate has a light blue/grey color (it reminds me of a blueberry), and you can see looking at the picture that the Step 1 product for each of the brands looks identical (they all have the same ingredients, they truly are the same), so just use whatever Step 1 product you want without worrying about mixing up the brands.
Step 1 has silicone in it, allowing it to apply very smoothly wherever you apply it. It sinks into skin immediately without leaving any residual texture on the skin. Even on my pale skin you could not see the color of Step 1, it was invisible on my skin.
The second step is a moisturizer, which comes in an air tight pump. (Have I told you before how much I love that type of packaging? It keeps products fresh since you aren't dipping your bacteria laden fingers in, and it's so much easier to get the right amount!) I used 2 pumps of the moisturizer for both my face and my neck, but 1 pump was just the right amount for my entire face. It is a thick lotion, not quite a creme consistency, ivory in color. I didn't really notice any smell from this product, which I thought was amazing considering the SPF. It felt very silky going on and sinking in to my skin it felt amazing. I love the feeling of a great moisturizer going in to my skin. It only took a minute or two, and there was no residual smell or oiliness on my skin. I had no issues applying makeup over this product, if anything I was so hydrated that foundation went on perfectly.
So, after about 4 weeks of this product did I notice any difference in my skin? While I don't have wrinkles or other aging problems (hence, I can't comment on those effects), I did notice that my skin was fantastic. I didn't have clogged pores, I seemed a bit more glowy, and I was overall really happy to have found a great daily moisturizer that had SPF 30 (!!) and didn't cause issues with makeup application or an overwhelming sunscreen smell/feel.
I can't write about this product without mentioning the crazy amazing clinical results that they've found. I wish I was able to share the pictures with you, but I have actually seen images of skin biopsies and graphs of results that shocked me. With use of this product they found about a 11x increase in Elastin gene expression and 2x increase in Collagen gene expression in human skin. At 5 days. The skin biopsies for the Aveeno product I saw were actually from pigs (which have skin surprisingly similar to that of a human, it's pretty common for pigs to sub in for humans), and the before and after pictures of 8 weeks of application were amazing in the amount of collagen and elastin. Really, this stuff works.
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Anti-Oxidants: Vitamin E (Tocopheryl Acetate)
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WOW. Great Review. I will definitively try this out...especially since one can find Aveeno in many groceries' stores! Great product and accessible!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 12, 2010 at 10:38 PM
Use some pliers and a knife to cut open the plastic packaging and you will find a lot of plastic, a couple of metal springs and virtually no product. It is a packaging scam. Don't waste your money. Avon does the same thing.ReplyDelete
The point of the packaging like that is not to make you think that a lot more product is there (the box is labelled with the amount), but rather to minimize the amount of air contact the product has. Many companies will do this because the air exposure can inactivate the product. Personally, I'd rather have the packaging this way.
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That stuff really works and I love it.ReplyDelete
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i am a very rookie hunter and i am looking for some info. i've heard that the moon phase can and often does have a strong effect on deer behavior. i looked into it online a little bit and just got more confused. some people seemed to say that deer move the most during nights with a lot of moon, which makes sense. but heres where i got confused: some said that would trigger lots of deer movement in general and the hunting would be good, while others said that the deer would move all night and bed down all day so the hunting would be bad. any insight?
also, i read some things about how the moon affects the rut. something like the rut usually occurs during the second full moon after the fall equinox. any thoughts?
and lastly, not related to the moon, ive read things saying that you should take moon phase and the weather into consideration, and that a front will change deer behavior too. how exactly does a front do this?
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Somewhere on the internet, I saw a Glock order form for LEO's and as I recall, there was no price difference for RTF2 vs. Gen4. But that was for LEO's. I don't know if there is a difference in dealer cost on the retail side of the sales spectrum between RTF2 and Gen4. I'm planning to drop by my local range tomorrow and I'll see if I can find out if they are charging extra for the RTF2 or Gen4 versus "straight" 3rd generation models.
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International Law Moot Court Team Celebrates Outstanding Performance in Regional Competition
DETROIT (Feb. 21, 2008) – Wayne State University Law School congratulates its international law moot court team on an impressive third-place finish in the Midwest Regional Round of the Philip C. Jessup Competition on Feb. 17, 2008 at John Marshall Law School in Chicago.
The regional tournament, which tested the participants' skills in both oral advocacy and legal writing, focused on issues in the War on Terror. The problem posed legal questions involving coercive interrogations, extraordinary rendition and military commissions. The tournament was newly enlarged this year with 24 law schools competing.
After four preliminary rounds the Wayne Law team was seeded first, ahead of the University of Michigan, the University of Minnesota, the University of Iowa, Northwestern, Case Western Reserve and all others. Wayne Law defeated the University of Notre Dame Law School in the quarter-final round before falling 2-1 to Washington University in the semi-finals.
Overall, the Wayne Law team finished in second place for its brief and 3L Oday Salim was the third-place speaker overall (out of 96 participants).
"This was an outstanding performance by a group of very hard-working students," said Gregory Fox, Wayne Law professor and faculty advisor to the Moot Court team. "Wayne Law is acknowledged as a powerhouse in this competition and this year we certainly maintained that position."
In addition to Salim, team members included Caren Bales, Grant Munson, Tricia Roelofs and Suzanne Swanson.
Wayne State University Law School has served Michigan and beyond since its inception as Detroit City Law School in 1927. Located in Detroit's re-energized historic cultural center, the Law School remains committed to student success and features modern lecture and court facilities, multi-media classrooms, a 250-seat auditorium, and the Arthur Neef Law Library, which houses one of the nation's 30 largest legal collections. Taught by an internationally recognized faculty, Wayne State Law School students experience a high-quality legal education via a growing array of hands-on curricular offerings, five live-client clinics, and access to well over 100 internships with local and non-profit entities each year. Its 11,000 living alumni, who work in every state of the nation and more than a dozen foreign countries, include leading members of the local, national and international legal communities. For more information, visit www.law.wayne.edu.


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The Canisius athletic department announced today that Friday's nationally-broadcasted basketball games from the Koessler Athletic Center will feature a "Gold Rush". All fans are asked to wear gold to support both the men's and women's basketball teams, and the first 2,000 fans in the door will receive a special "Gold Rush" T-shirt, compliments of Try-It Distributing, Tim Hortons and ADPRO.
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The Canisius men's team will ride a four-game winning streak into its home contest with Manhattan, which will tipoff at 7 p.m., and be broadcast live on ESPNU. This will be the Griffs' first national TV game in the Koessler Athletic Center since the 2010-11 season. Canisius is 16-7 overall and 10-2 in MAAC play after the team went on the road and defeated Quinnipiac and Fairfield last weekend. The Griffs are 8-0 at home this season and 20-4 in the Koessler Athletic Center under second-year head coach Jim Baron.A limited number of tickets for Friday's home games, as well as Sunday's men's game against Iona, are on sale now through the Canisius Ticket Office. Fans can purchase tickets by calling (716) 888-2885 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., daily, by clicking here or in person at the ticket office, located in the main lobby of the Koessler Athletic Center.


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Colt released a semi auto copy of the M16 as the AR15 in 1963. Predates the Mini by a few years. Browning imported the first FAL rifles from Belgium in 1959. Numerous other makers started selling semi auto copies of their military rifles throughout the 60s and 70s.
Ruger "won the popularity contest" because they could be bought at K-Mart and every other gun seller as an affordable production item. They also appealed to the "traditionalists" who thought these newfangled "plastic rifles by Mattell" were junk. They won "fair and square" back then, not by default!


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The son of a boxing club manager, Boy George (b. George O'Dowd, June 14, 1961), found himself attracted to the glam rock of T. Rex and David Bowie as a teenager. During the post-punk era of the late '70s, he became a regular at London new romantic clubs. Along with his cross-dressing friends Marilyn and Martin Degville (a future member of Sigue Sigue Sputnik), George became well-known around the London underground for his extravagant sense of style, and Malcolm McLaren invited him to join an early version of Bow Wow Wow. George briefly appeared with the band as Lieutenant Lush before leaving to form In Praise of Lemmings with bassist Mikey Craig (b. February 15, 1960). Once guitarist Jon Suede joined the group, they changed their name to Sex Gang Children. Within a few months, the band met Jon Moss (b. September 11, 1957), a professional drummer who had previously played with Adam & the Ants and the Damned.
By 1981, Boy George had renamed the group Culture Club and Suede had been replaced by Roy Hay (b. August 12, 1961), a former member of Russian Bouquet. Toward the end of the year, they recorded a set of demos for EMI, but the label turned them down. Early in 1982, the band landed a contract with Virgin Records, releasing "White Boy" in the spring. Neither "White Boy" or its follow-up, "I'm Afraid of Me," made the charts but the British music and fashion press began running articles about Boy George. In the fall, Culture Club released their breakthrough single, "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me," which rocketed to the top of the charts. Shortly afterward, the band's debut, Kissing to Be Clever, climbed to number five on the U.K. charts and the non-LP single "Time (Clock of the Heart)" reached number three. Early in 1983, Kissing to Be Clever and "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me" began climbing the U.S. charts, with the single peaking at number two. "Time" reached number two in the U.S. shortly after the non-LP British single "Church of the Poison Mind," attained the same position in the U.K. "I'll Tumble 4 Ya" became a Top Ten hit in America that summer.
By the time Culture Club's second album Colour By Numbers was released in the fall of 1983, the band was the most popular pop/rock group in America and England. "Karma Chameleon" became a number one hit on both sides of the Atlantic, while the album reached number one in the U.K. and number two in the U.S. Throughout 1984, the group racked up hits, with "It's a Miracle" and "Miss Me Blind" reaching the Top Ten. In the fall, the group returned with its third album, Waking Up With the House on Fire. While "The War Song" reached number two in the U.K., the album was a disappointment in America, stalling at platinum; its predecessor went quadruple platinum.
Following a brief tour in February, Culture Club went on hiatus for 1985, with Craig, Moss, and Hay pursuing extracurricular musical projects in the interim. During the year, Boy George -- who had previously denounced drugs in public -- became addicted to heroin. Furthermore, his romance with Moss, which had always been rocky, began to disintegrate. All of these problems were kept hidden, but it became evident that something was wrong when Culture Club returned to action in the spring of 1986. Though their comeback single, "Move Away," became a hit in April, its accompanying album From Luxury to Heartache stayed on the charts for only a few months. Rumors of George's heroin addiction began to circulate, and by the summer, he announced that he was indeed addicted to the drug. In July, he was arrested by the British police for possession of cannabis. Several days later, keyboardist Michael Rudetski, who played on From Luxury to Heartache, was found dead of a heroin overdose in George's home. Rudetski's parents unsuccessfully tried to press wrongful death charges on Boy George.
While Boy George was battling heroin addiction, and his subsequent dependence on prescription narcotics, Culture Club broke up. George confirmed the group's disbandment in the spring of 1987, and he began a solo career later that year. While his solo career produced several dance hits in Europe, George didn't land an American hit until 1992, when his cover of Dave Berry's "The Crying Game" was featured in the Academy Award-nominated film of the same name. In 1995, George published his autobiography, Take It Like a Man. Culture Club reunited in 1998, issuing the two-disc set VH1 Storytellers/Greatest Hits. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Selected Discography
Track List: Miss Me Blind - Greatest Hits Live!
Track List: BBC In Concert
Track List: Greatest Hits
Track List: Culture Club Collection: 12'' Mixes
Track List: Culture Club: Live At The Royal Albert Hall: 2002 (20 Year Anniversary)
Track List: I Just Wanna Be Loved
Track List: Culture Club
Track List: Greatest Moments: The Best of Boy George & Culture Club
Track List: This Time: The First Four Years
Track List: From Luxury To Heartache
Track List: Waking Up WIth the House On Fire
Track List: Colour By Numbers
Track List: Kissing To Be Clever
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I saw them recently at the Greek theater here in Los Angeles and culture club was fabulous it was like we were in the eighties seeing them live for the first time they were incredible thank you for always caring and loving your fans muah Sabrina
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