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The impressive ruins of the largest colosseum in North Africa, a huge amphitheatre which could hold up to 35,000 spectators, are found in the small village of El Jem. This 3rd-century monument illustrates the grandeur and extent of Imperial Rome.
Dans la petite bourgade d'El Jem s'élèvent les ruines impressionnantes du plus grand colisée d'Afrique du Nord, immense amphithéâtre où pouvaient prendre place 35 000 spectateurs. Cette construction du IIIe siècle illustre l'extension et la grandeur de l'Empire romain.
ترتفع في مدينة الجم الصغيرة الآثار المهيبة لأكبر كوليزيه في شمال افريقيا وهو عبارة عن مدرّج روماني ضخم يتسع لما يعادل 35000 مشاهد. ويجسّد هذا البناء العائد الى القرن الثالث توسع الامبراطورية الرومانية وعظمتها.
该遗址是北非最大的竞技场遗址,其规模令人叹为观止。该竞技场坐落在一个叫杰姆的小村子里,能够容纳35 000名观众。这座始建于3世纪的建筑展示了罗马帝国的庄严和庞大。
Внушительные руины крупнейшего в Северной Африке амфитеатра, который мог вмещать до 35 тыс. зрителей, обнаружены в небольшом поселении Эль-Джем. Этот памятник III в. иллюстрирует великолепие Римской империи и масштабы ее влияния.
En el pequeño pueblo de El Jem se alzan las ruinas impresionantes del más célebre coliseo romano de África del Norte, un inmenso anfiteatro con cabida para unos 35.000 espectadores. Esta construcción del siglo III es ilustrativa de la expansión y grandeza del Imperio Romano.
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The Amphitheatre of El Jem bears outstanding witness to Roman architecture, notably monuments built for spectator events, in Africa. Located in a plain in the centre of Tunisia, this amphitheatre is built entirely of stone blocks, with no foundations and free-standing. In this respect it is modelled on the Coliseum of Rome without being an exact copy of the Flavian construction. Its size (big axis of 148 metres and small axis 122 metres) and its capacity (judged to be 35,000 spectators) make it without a doubt among the largest amphitheatres in the world. Its facade comprises three levels of arcades of Corinthian or composite style. Inside, the monument has conserved most of the supporting infrastructure for the tiered seating. The wall of the podium, the arena and the underground passages are practically intact. This architectural and artistic creation built around 238 AD, constitutes an important milestone in the comprehension of the history of Roman Africa. The Amphitheatre of El Jem also bears witness to the prosperity of the small city of Thysdrus (current El Jem) at the time of the Roman Empire.
Criterion (iv): The Amphitheatre of El Jem is one of the rare monuments of its kind and unique in Africa, which is not built against a hillside, but on flat ground and supported by a complex system of arches. The monument of El Jem is one of the most accomplished examples of Roman architecture of an amphitheatre, almost equal to that of the Coliseum of Rome.
Criterion (vi): The construction in a far-off province of a sophisticated and complex building, designed for popular spectacles, is characteristic of imperial Roman propaganda.
Integrity (2009)
The monument has conserved, without alteration, most of its architectural and architectonic components.
Authenticity (2009)
Restoration work carried out over time has not affected the essential functional and structural authenticity of the property. The authenticity of the setting is however threatened by the appearance of new constructions around the amphitheatre.
Protection and management requirements (2009)
The Amphitheatre of El Jem is protected by the Law 35-1994 concerning the protection of archaeological and historic heritage and of traditional arts, and by a Decree that limits the height of the buildings to 5 metres over an area of 300 metres from the centre of the amphitheatre. The Heritage Code provides for the right to examine all intervention around the monument (controlled zone) while the development plan of the town of El Jem defines specific areas around the monument, archaeological and controlled zones and vision cones to preserve the urban perspectives.
The management of this property is assured by a mixed unit for conservation, restoration and presentation of the Amphitheatre of El Jem; it is composed of the National Heritage Institute, responsible scientific and technical body, and the Agency for the Presentation of Heritage and Cultural Promotion, responsible for the commercial exploitation of cultural heritage and its presentation. The creation of a buffer zone to protect the property against continuing urban development that might have an impact on its setting, and the establishment of an appropriate regulation to preserve the authenticity of its surroundings, are being studied.
The monument of El Jem is one of the most accomplished examples of Roman amphitheatre construction, approximating to the status of the Colosseum in Rome. The construction of such a polished and complex building, located in a distant province and destined for popular attractions, is symbolic of a certain type of Roman imperial propaganda.
Classical Thysdrus (today El Jem) is now no more than an overgrown agricultural village, 60 km south of Sousse. Nonetheless, it houses the impressive ruins of the largest amphitheatre in North Africa, built during the 1st half of the 3rd century. It most probably accommodated up to 60,000 spectators. Elliptical in form, it is built from large stone blocks and probably comprised four floors. Built on level terrain, rather than into the flanks of a hillside, and supported by a complex vaulting system, it illustrates the grandeur and extent of imperial Rome.
It is a complex building that is well preserved and little altered, one of the last surviving monuments of this type from the Roman world, 138 m long by 114 m wide. Underneath it run two passageways, in which animals, prisoners and gladiators were kept until the moment when they were brought up into the bright daylight to perform what was in most cases the last show of their lives.
Thysdrus prospered especially at the time of Emperor Hadrian (AD 117-38), when it became an important centre of olive oil manufacture. It is in good condition, like the Colosseum in Rome, but parts of its yellow stone walls were used to build the modern town. The construction started in 238 by Gordius I, who was declared Emperor of Rome here. The theatre was never completed, because of political rivalries and lack of funds within the Empire. Stones were quarried from a distance of 50km away, but even so most of the material was too soft to carve. There was no decent water supply available, and so naval battles were never staged in the arena. Later the amphitheatre served for centuries as a stronghold: it was the last Berber bastion against Arab invaders. Following the Roman period, the amphitheatre was used at various times as a citadel, which is the reason it was attacked twice by cannon fire.
Apart from the Roman amphitheatre, the sights of El Jem are still covered by sand. The modern city of El Jem is a sleepy place without much character, but the amphitheatre is massive, almost as large as the Colosseum in Rome. It is in fairly good condition: there is nothing missing which detracts from its grandeur. One area of the walls is gone, damages due to 17th-century ignorance, when dissidents hiding inside were driven out by the ruling Turks: a large hole was blown in the wall in order to uncover their hiding places.
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Official Newspaper INCORPORATED VILUGE East Rockaway SCHOOL DISTRICT INCORPORATED VILLAGE i y n b r o o k SCHOOL DISTRICT *THE GOOD NEIGHBOR NEWSPAPER ' mmamfs l i C / a j n j n j Q f j j G j ^^Sfknny, Nv i j j j g ' i ' I Serving the H«wl«tt Since 1967 by Mailed Subscription Executive Offices: Seiffert Building, 2787 Long Beach Road, Oceanside, NY 115721 Post Office Box A, East Rockaway, NY 11518 (516) 764-2500 "Y VOL. 33 NO. 20 Wednesday, April 10, 1985 E R. public Library 477 Atlantic Ave. East R o c l c a w a y , ^^ 30c PER COPY East Rockaway Schools Receive Record Increase EASTER EGG HUNT. East Rockaway Trustees Irving Shaw (left) and Anthony Santino (right) join Mayor Theo-dore Reinhard (center) at the annual Easter Egg Hunt held at Memorial Park. Greeting the Easter Bunny are (left to right) Joseph Rallo, Corinne Smith, Anthony Sinacori t^nd Timothy Walker. As a result of successful budget negotiations com-pleted in Albany last week, State Senator Dean Skelos (R/C-Rockville Centre) has obtained $2,281,494 in state aid for the East Rockaway school district. The Gover-nor has proposed only $8,787 more in aid to this district but Skelos and his colleagues in the Senate Majority were able to win additional aid. All totalled, Skelos has won more than $91,000,000 in aid for the Ninth Senatorial District schools. Due to the efforts of Sentor Skelos, East Rocka-way will enjoy a net increase in aid of $252,926. Under a new appropria-tion called supplemental support aid, every single school system in Skelos' dis-trict will be receiving addi-tional state money. "Many of our suburban school dis-tricts had not been expect-, ing any increase in funding. Many were to be maintained at the same level as the pre-vious year. Additionally, the Governor proposed drastic cuts in state aid to many of our suburban districts. He wanted to cut aid to Law-rence by $470,955. He Village Appointments Made The East Rockaway Vil-lage Board held its reorgani-zation meeting on Monday, April 8 at 8 pm in the Village Hall. Outgoing Village Justice swore into office Justice James Rooney, Trustees Arnold White and George Perry, who then took their seats on the newly consti-tuted Board. The Board made the fol-lowing appointments for the 1985-86 year: Village Attorney: M. John Pittoni Village Auditor: David Caruso Chief, Auxiliary Police: John Kiermeier Deputy Village Clerk: Sandra Torborg Deputy Village Treasurer: Marjorie Cole Superintendent, Depart-ment of Public Works: Eugene Torborg Court Clerk: Samuel Anger Prosecuting Attorney: Peter Hart Acting Village Justice: Jack Steingart Superintendent of Con-struction: Fred Weinstock Deputy Superintendent of Construction: James Groark Plumbing Board: Fred Weinstock, Sal Armellino . Board of Assessors: Cha-rles Comiskey, Chairman; Edward Mulligan M u l t i p l e Dwelling Inspector: Charles Comiskey P a r k i n g Enforcement Officer: George DeMott Beautification Commit-tee: Beatrice Rafferty, Pau-line Shaw, Julian Miranda, Louise Cinque, Mark Fetner, Kathy McNulty, Gail Gary, James Groark, Sidney Remet, Anne Humes, Samuel Henkin Planning Commission: Murray Eskinazi, Martin Tessler, Chairman, William Rost Publication Committee: C a r o l H a r r i s o n , co-chairman, Emma Tolmach, co-chairman Grist Mill Committee: Midlred Roemer, Chair-man; Joan Chiaffitelli, C h r i s t o p h e r C h i a f i t e l l i, Gloria Christiano, Mary Gipson, Beatrice Heenan, Vincenzia Bell, Robert Sympson, • Richard Racci-oppi, Olice Benardello, Dolores Wissel, Margaret Raccioppi, John Bishop, Paula Yasenchak, Florence Eaton, Rosemary Krull Negotiating Committee: Murray Eskinazi, Chairman J o h n Roberts, James D'Alessio, Irving Shaw, M. John Pittoni, Brian Seltzer, Anthony Santino Youth Board: James Caf-frey. Chairman, Barbara Goodspeed, Arlene Carney, Pat Nelson, Mary Keiley, Thomas Carney, Martha Yoswein, Cora Doherty, Joseph Sklar Dock m a s t e r : John "Skippy" Gerdes Senior Citizens Commit-tee: Mildred Lindner, Chairman Board of Ethics: Jack Robbins Cultural Arts Council: Emma T o l m a c h , co-chairman, Charlotte Berch, co-chairman, Carol Harri-s o n , M i r i a m Kessin, Carolyn Ferretti, Margaret Abrams, Pauline Cas^lass-pro, Lois Miller, Brian Meyer, Betty Landi Employment Committee: Mary Agruso, Patricia Kearney Recreation Committee; Alice O'Grady, David Webster Zoning Board of Appeals: Olive Mulligan, Everett Janes Cable TV Committee (CATV): Everett Janes, Chairman, Roy Marshall, Paula DiPietro, George Perry, Arthur Reisman, John DeSantis V i l l a g e E n g i n e e r s: Carman-Dunne, Inc. Insurance Agent: Donald Hall insurance Company Drug Abuse Control Committee: Jack Nodiff, Rhonda Dreifuss, James Carney, Adele Sacks, Den-nis Motherway Senior Citizens Advisory Committee: Jay Connolly, Isobel Goldberg, Elaine Scheinfeld, Robert Keon Official Depositories: N a t i o n a l Westiminster Bank, Barclays Bank of New York, Marine Midland H i s t o r i a n : M i l d r ed Roemer. Official Newspaper: East R o c k a w a y / L y n b r o o k Observer In addition, the Board approved resolutions setting the meeting date as the second Monday of every month, beginning at 8:30 pm at the Village Hall, that the Village Office be open from 9 am to 4:45 pm weekdays, and that property taxes be collected in two installments the first between June I and July I, and the second between December 1 and December 31. Mayor Reinhard than made his own personal appointments: Depu^' Mayor: Irving Shaw B u d g e t C o m m i t t e e: Mayor Reinhard, Irving Shaw, Anthony Santino, George Perry, Arnold White, Phyllis Rand Memorial Day Commit-tee: John Celli, Anthony Cirillo Liaison Appointments: Beautification Commit-tee: Anthony Santino, George Perry Building Department: Arnold White, Irving Shaw Cable Television: Arnold White, George Perry Cultural Arts Council: Irving Shaw, Anthony Santino wanted to cut Hewlett- Woodmere by $361,173 and Lynbrook by $227,178. He wanted to cut Oceanside bv $392,583 and Rockville Centre by $231,961 and Val-ley Stream Central by $375,948 but fortunately, we are not only able to forstall these potentially disastrous cuts but, under this new supplemental support aid, win increases for every sin-gle one of the districts I represent," said Skelos. "This is the third year in a row that school aid to East Rockaway has increased," stated Assemblyman Arthur Kremer, who is Chairman of t h e Ways and Means Committee. "Continuing the trend of last year," he said, "the 1985- 86 school aid package con-tains significant increases. The increases include grants for computer software, library aid, transportation aid and a new type of operat-ing aid that will allow dis-tricts to get their aid based on costs forced on them by the Regents' action plan and to address the issue of class size. "This is a very progressive package," Kremer con-cluded. "For the first time it provides new aid for Hat grant and save harmless dis-tricts which will realize a (Continued on Page 8) Spring Dance The East Rockaway RepubJican Club w411 host its Annual Spring Dinner- Dance on Saturday evening, April 20th from 7 p.m. to midnight at the Main Street Fire House. The Dance — which will mark the official kick-off of the 1985 election campaign in East Rockaway — will honor the entire slate of Republican candidates including Nassau County Executive Francis T. Purcell and Hempstead Town Pre-siding Supervisor Thomas S. Gulotta. Those in attendance will receive a sumptuous hot and cold buffet, beer, soda and there will also be an open bar. Tickets are priced at iust $22.50 per person. Anyone interested in attending this affair should make their reservations new. Absolutely no ticketc will be sold at the door. For reservations see your local Republican Commetteemafi or Executive Leader Phil Christ (593-2316). more substantive increase a f t e r years of minor increases." A total of $16,700,000 in supplement support aid was added to the budget for Nas-sau schools. "This supple-ment aid is a lump sum award that may be used for •anything from new books to increases in staffing. 1 think it will be particularly useful to our suburban districts who faced with declining e n r o l l m e n t and ever-increasing property taxes, need some hedge against inflation." "I believe that this budget agreement is particularly favorable to our suburban schools, and 1 am pleased that working with my col-leagues in the Senate Major-ity, we were able to deliver the state dollars necessary to preserve the high quality of education here on Long Island," said Skelos. Besides reducing operat-ing aid the governor had proposed eliminating the "save harmless" provision. Under the complex "save harmless" formula school districts are guaranteed at least the same amount of aid that they had received in the previous year, regardless of enrollment. Skelos and his colleagues in the Senate majority fought successfully to have the "save harmless" provision preserved. "Edu-cation, is and will continue to be, one of my highest legislative priorities. 1 will continue to fight for our fair share of state aid to main-tain excellence in educa-tion," concluded Skelos. Carol, Carl Isaccson and Jason Adam Isaacson of Nemo's Army & Navy Stores are pleased to announce the arrival of their Daughter and Sister MICHELE REBECCA ISACCSON Born April 6th, 1985 at North Shore Hospital 7:30 AM - 7 Lbs. 14 Ozs. Welcome to the — World!
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Date | 1985 |
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February 22, 2013, 12:34 AM | #8386 |
Join Date: February 21, 2013
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I am a TC and Encore reloader for 45acp, 357max, 22 Hornet, 30-06, Casual 454, and .223. Now that I have a SS Mini 14 chambered in 223, I am learning the in's and out's of feeding it bullets. Consequently my perfect 4198TC 223 loads must be kept separate from the Mini 14 223 loads. I am shooting barns 55 grain bullets in a 16" mini barrel. So far 25.4 grains of Win 748 pushes out 2800 ft/sec. And cylcles great (just as fast as I can pull the trigger). It is a wast.... but its fun. Never saw a mudpuddle I did'nt like. Yes preban30's and 20's are more fun than the stock 10'S and 5's clips.
Why I am contacting you... When propellent is readily available once again. What is your favorite powder for 55 grain copper clad SPBT bullets in my 16" barrel Mini 14? I am looking at Win 748, IMR4895, H335, Accurate 2460, Reloader 10X And again 55 grain bullets 16in barrel with a slower powder: TAC, Reloader 12, Accuate 4064, IMR 4064, and H4895. Lot of folk seem to like all every powder I listed, but they do not always say how long their barrel is, if it is a semi auto, and what wieight bullentthey used. My Thompson Contender has a very nice load book for all calibers and all powders and all pullet wieghts. Does the Mini 14 semi auto have a similar book or pamphlet. By the way the AR seems to have a following using 65+ grain bullets. But I shoot 55 grain. Thanks for sharing (in advance) your mimi 14 experince with me. I Chrono my loads at the muzzle + 2 yards. If closer, I shake up my Chrono. |
February 22, 2013, 09:23 AM | #8387 |
Join Date: February 22, 2013
Posts: 1
New member here
I am new to this board, but certainly not new to guns. I am a 72 year old retired Poleceman who makes predator calls and howlers. Calling coyotes is my passion, even though I am getting too weak in the knee's and my legs hurt a lot. Well maybe not a whole lot, but it feels like it. I love guns, all guns, but I came here to find answers for good strong bullets for my Marlin 1895 "Cowboy". Even though it ain't likely that I will ever hunt Griz or Brown bear, it will be nice to have a load for my .45-70 that will kill a Brown bear dead. Dead, Dead, Dead. I ordered a box of Buffalo bore's 350 grain flat nose penetrator's, but I want to find out which brand and model of bullet that is used by Buffalo bore. Why? Because I want to load my own Griz killer bullets. |
February 22, 2013, 07:36 PM | #8388 |
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Howdy from Texas
No longer an active member!
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February 23, 2013, 03:53 AM | #8389 |
Join Date: February 22, 2013
Location: Missouri
Posts: 29
Well now, I do believe I'm THR's newest member! I am in the Kansas City area. I like .22s, 30-06s, .444s, 45-70s, and everything in between, short or long. Side-by side and over-under is good too! I've been shooting for most of my 52 years, have recently started reloading. I want to start casting - thats how I found this site, whilst researching.
Looks like a great site. Looking forward to participating after reading stickies and learning the landscape! |
February 23, 2013, 09:49 AM | #8390 |
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Hello, I'm a retired male that had guns all my life. I hunted all small game,
Deer, Boar and Bear. I am currently interested into hunting coyotes. I have shot many rifles and pistols but my favorites are Black Powder, shotgun and 50 cal. I mold all my own bullets. I currently have a 1974 Sheridan Lefted Handed Silver Streak that I have not used in 20 years. I obtained it in 1981 and am trying to narrow down a value. The gun would rank as a 95. Thanks Jay |
February 23, 2013, 03:09 PM | #8391 |
Join Date: February 23, 2013
Location: Land Of Liquid Sunshine, Lots
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Greetings And Salutations!
My name is Mike,
I grew up around things that went Bang/Boom or ssssttt. I live a mile as the crow flies from the Pacific on top of a mountain. Sanctuary is a GOOD Thing as is a clear field of fire. |
February 23, 2013, 04:34 PM | #8392 |
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Location: Odenton, MD
Posts: 83
Not a new member...actually one of the first to sign up on this site. Haven't been around in quite a few years...decided to see how things are going.
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February 23, 2013, 07:28 PM | #8393 |
Join Date: January 7, 2012
Location: Alberta Canada
Posts: 6
new member
Hi All. Love this site; I joined mostly to look in on the discussions. I am 60, an Outreach High School principal (we take the kids no one else wants), Hunter Training instructor, and just like to shoot.
I live in Eastern Alberta, Canada. Lots of deer, coyotes and prairie dogs. Don't own a wide range of guns: 2 Model 1890 Winchester pumps (one for parts) Ruger M77 270 Tikka T3 lite in 204 Ruger 10/22 Rem 597 22mag cheap 22, cheap 410 Colt King Cobra Browning Challenger Sig Mosquito Browning 1911 22 Again, great site, very informative, glad I joined. |
February 25, 2013, 06:58 AM | #8394 |
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February 26, 2013, 09:20 PM | #8395 |
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retired have a 38SPL airweight model -37 with a 3" barrel nickel plated. would like to know what the dash stands for before the 37, serial # 2992XXX
February 27, 2013, 04:15 PM | #8396 |
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Location: Central PA
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Hi All from PA
Hi folks, Joined a bit back but hadn't had a chance to get on here until recently so just wanted to say hello to everyone.
February 28, 2013, 02:21 AM | #8397 |
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Location: Chapel Hill, NC
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Just joined. I'm new-ish to guns. I had a 22 rifle when I was younger but it was stolen during a break in. I haven't touched a gun since I was about 12 until recently (35 now). My faither-in-law gave me a gun (unprompted by me) for home protection.
For about a year it sat locked up with no bullets in the house because I'm honestly not sure where I stand on that. Regardless of that, I have enjoyed shooting it. I'm now at the stage that I want to learn and really know how to use it. I want to learn the difference in ammo (not like I can actually buy any now)... possibly take a class to learn some basics... and maybe even get my concealed carry (if for nothing else to make it easier to buy guns in future should I choose). Anyway, I'm full of questions and I've been searching and will probably be posting some soon. |
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February 28, 2013, 03:42 PM | #8399 |
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I was a member years ago before the split with another site, then lost my account info, so I'm saying hello again. I'm looking forward to hear from all sides about firearms issues. I'm most interested in self defense firearms and ammunition.
February 28, 2013, 10:51 PM | #8400 |
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Hello to all, I'm a brand new member. I'm a bit of a shooter but far from a expert. I certainly enjoy punching holes in the sky, hence the name. I just acquired an old non-working Stevens Model 15 (missing the bolt) so I'm looking for some info, maybe a manual to go with it. PDF form would suit me fine. So if anyone has access to one, I would appreciate it greatly.
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Bristol-Myers expects the transactions to be dilutive to its adjusted earnings per share in 2012 and 2013 by about $0.03, becoming slightly accretive from 2014 with meaningful accretion expected in the later part of the decade.
BMY closed Friday's trading at $35.95, up $0.87 or 2.48 percent on a volume of 11.19 million shares. AMLN closed trading at $28.20, up $0.17 or 0.61 percent on 2.08 million shares.
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TEGUCIGALPA , Honduras – The U.S. Embassy here today hosted U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services' (USCIS) first naturalization ceremony ever held in Latin America.
"I can think of no greater privilege than to be the first to welcome as the newest citizens of the United States two American soldiers, who currently serve our nation in Honduras and who have each already completed two tours of duty in Iraq," said Michael Aytes, USCIS' acting deputy director.
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Army Sgt. Carmen Villa, born in Mexico, who also had a perfect score on her test, opted to wait to become a citizen until today's ceremony so she could recite the Oath of Allegiance at the U.S. Embassy in front of fellow soldiers from Soto Cano Air Base, where she and Milne serve with a U.S. Army aviation regiment. Villa calls Columbia, S.C.home.
Honduras is the 15th nation since 2004 where USCIS has conducted naturalization ceremonies outside the United States. The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2004 authorized USCIS to conduct naturalization interviews and oath ceremonies to members of the U.S.armed forces serving abroad. Before Oct. 1, 2004, military service members could only naturalize in the United States.
Joining Aytes, who administered the Oath to the two soldiers, were U.S. Ambassador to Honduras Hugo Llorens and Army Col. Richard Juergens, commander of Task Force Bravo at Soto Cano Air Base.
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I just got into Skyrim and I have a question. It is taking me forever to level up. I am at level 12 right now and I can't go on a couple of the quests because I keep getting my ass killed. Is there an easier way to level up? I have three dragon shouts and a couple of destruction spells but I am still at a novice on those.
you just have to choose your battles wisely and take someone with you to fight alongside. there are people in the bars around towns that sit there. talk to the ones that have battle gear on. usually they challenge you to a fist fight. it's pretty easy to whip them, then they will fight alongside you. much easier to do quests. oh, and don't ask daveindiego anything about skyrim, he sucks.
also, do this quest for the sanguine rose: http://elderscrolls.wikia.com/wiki/S..._Rose_(Skyrim)
Ok, now it makes more sense. I thought I had to do the major quests as they came along. I have about 12 minor quests to do now. What class are you? I chose a Nord but am able to cast spells and I found a Sanctified Orc Warhammer that really kicks ass but I can't block anything.
nord, level 61 or 62. i carry a one-handed weapon and a shield. i don't really like two-handed weapons for the most part. a few more suggestions:
1. you should increase your smitthing so you make better weapons and armor. to do this, go to whiterun. but iron ingots and leather strips and leather to make iron daggers and bracers. when you make them, your smithing will go up. then sell them to the blacksmiths there. wait a few days, and repeat the process. it is tedious and takes time, but you can get your smithing to 100 and start making kick ass armor like dragon or daedric. this armor is really invincible to most things except for fire and shock (from good mages). also, you should go to whiterun and start doing quests with the companions.
Im still level 1. My Xbox sounds like its going to blow up.
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CHARLESTON, Ill. — All the odds were stacked against Rochester College Wednesday afternoon at the ICE Man Classic tournament, a round-robin tournament featuring a handful of Division 1 universities ... and the Warriors.
Coach Klint Pleasant's team had lost its first two games of the tournament in heartbreaking fashion.
But playing on the road — at Eastern Illinois — the Warriors pulled off the biggest upset in school history, beating the Panthers 59-56 for their first-ever victory over a Division 1 opponent.
"We knew we'd be undersized and outmatched," Pleasant said. "But we tried not to let those things be excuses. We tried to get the guys to believe they could win. And we grinded it out today. I'm so proud of these guys."
Drew Maynard (Lake Orion) had a double-double for Rochester with 15 points and 11 rebounds.
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Rochester College held a 29-25 lead at the half due in large part to the Warriors work on the glass. Rochester College had a 20-12 first half rebounding margin including seven offensive boards. The Warriors also forced nine EIU turnovers as they took the lead with 4:58 left in the first half on a Dramell Hogan jumper. A layup by Hogan with 24 seconds left extended the lead to 29-22 before Malcolm Herron closed the half for EIU with a 3-pointer.
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anyone play love plus 3ds?
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Most of us are from other territories than Japan. Region Lock prevents us from importing it. Not that it would be worth it much outside of Japan. We don't have any The New Love Plus "medal" and "Arcade" arcade cabinets here in America or anywhere else. The most interesting aspects of longevity would be the cross platform play. The face recognition aspect is quite amazing thing. I think we'd all also have to speak japanese to use the voice command feature as well.
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Cantido said:
Who gots the Kid Icarus?I have. I'm not sure if I'm gonna play it or return it.
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hikikomori1969 said:
I have. I'm not sure if I'm gonna play it or return it.
Oh shit...why?
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Cantido said:
Oh shit...why?
I might need the money in the future, I'm not really sure.
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Came back and Read Kid Icarus
Cantido you're playing it now? Hell yeah manPosted 1 year ago # -
Dat special Edition remake case...
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Cantido said:
http://www.true-gaming.net/tgupload/images2/251524.jpgDat special Edition remake case...
Holy crap wantPosted 1 year ago # -
In case you didn't already know.
It's says it plays like Super Robo Taisen OG, but honestly the game doesn't look much different from the "Nacmo X Capcom" predecessor. You can even see the attack inputs for your combos at the bottom of the screen.
If you've play the ds title of the VP series, Valkyrie Profile: Covenant of The Plume, it plays similar to that. If you have not played that game, you are insane. Go play it now. It's very fun, but very very hard. I'd say FF4 Ds hard once you get to the later parts of the game.
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In case you didn't already know.There is some thing going on with the Official website.
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Wow, I can't believe it. My sister won this 3DS:
This also means I'll be getting het Comet Red 3DS, by the way. I'm looking forward to playing with you guys.
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Ninsheart said:
Wow, I can't believe it. My sister won this 3DS:This also means I'll be getting het Comet Red 3DS, by the way. I'm looking forward to playing with you guys.
That is so cute! how'd she win it?
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Started playing Ocarina of Time
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chizu said:
That is so cute! how'd she win it?
There was a promotion going on in Europe where you had to enter three of those Club Nintendo codes.
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Ninsheart said:
There was a promotion going on in Europe where you had to enter three of those Club Nintendo codes.
Wow. That was pretty simple :O
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Well, there were only 1,000 of each (there were three different designs) for all of Europe. Winners got chosen at random, so the chances weren't that big.
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Congrats nin. That's quite a lucky sis you have.
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It really comes down to post game collecting infection missions and high end
guns to customize to your desire. Ghost ship farming has been the most
efficient way to do this.-----------------------
A.Ghost ship Farming
-----------------------1.If your farming its a common courtesy to set your lvl to 1 to let
other people know what you are doing2.Once you enter the stage run up and around the stairs and smash
the BSAA medal should take around 10 secs. End the match and repeat with
new players. Street pass with 1 person will reset every 24 hours.
This will give you multiple wanted missions and if your lucky an infection
mission for the top end upgrades.------------------------------------------------
B. Easy Infection Mission farming/Altering
Heres the step-by-step procedure to increasure your infection mission
success & how to alter them.1. Go to game settings and turn off "auto save." Although you can turn
your 3DS off this way is much faster.2. Start Ghost ship farming SAVE after each match however DO NOT look at
your missions until you have multiple street passes (i usually do 10+)3. Once you have tons of street passes check your missions you should
have 10+ new missions to look at. If there is not a infection mission
Hit B and back out of the mission tab. DO NOT SAVE the game when prompt
is displayed.4.Back out all the way to the load a game screen. Select Missions tab
(must faster than going online) and you will see 10+ new missions.
Repeat 3 and 4 many times until an infection mission5. Now altering is no different. If you recieve an infection mission
where the upgrade/gun isnt what you want back and and reset the mission
list again. I found that when you do see infection missions its commom
to see them after reseting the list. Once in a while it will change
into a wanted mission.6. Once desired infection mission is aquired SAVE your game upon
exiting the mission tab so it saves the missions that you want.
Start street passing to complete.7. PROFIT
*Note* This method can be used to get the max slot LVL 49 guns. Once you
see the gun you desire at lvl 49 on a wanted mission complete it take
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Kid Icarus: Uprising anime is back up on Nintendo Video.
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Bridal Party Gifts
The wedding has been planned down to the last detail. Use that same sense of fine detailing to plan the Bridal Party Gifts! You will find all you need in our Bridal Party Gifts line. hose from an assortment of gifts in every style from high society to whimsical to sophisticated to casual or whatever mood you want to create. Our Bridal Party Gifts are sure to please everyone on your list and you might even want to get a few for yourself too.
Personalized Woody Filet Knife
$18.74 -
Personalized Village Shopping Tote
$14.99 -
Personalized Vegas Vintage Sign
$52.49 -
Personalized Vegas Traditional Sign
Personalized Vegas Framed Print
$67.49 -
Personalized Tropical Vacation Picture Frame
$22.49 -
Personalized Tree of Love Print with Wood Frame
$44.99 -
Personalized Train Picture Frame
Personalized Take a Seat Anywhere Chair
$29.24 -
Personalized Sterling Silver Plated Cufflinks
$40.49 -
Personalized Sparkling Sands Print with Wood Frame
$44.99 -
Personalized Space Sign for Boys
Personalized Soft-Sided Cooler
$29.24 -
Personalized Sit 'N Sip Cooler
$37.49 -
Personalized Signature Frame
$112.49 -
Personalized Sailor Boy Room Sign - Personalized Gifts - Engraved Signs - Baby Gifts
Personalized Sailor Boy Picture Frame
$22.49 -
Personalized Roman Holiday Petite Tote
$17.24 -
Personalized Ring Bearer Magazine Frame
$22.49 -
Personalized Racer Room Sign for Boys
Personalized Race Car Driver Picture Frame
$22.49 -
Personalized Quinceanera Cross
$22.49 -
Personalized Prom Picture Frame
$22.49 -
Personalized Polka Dots Coffee Mug