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RALEGH (September 26, 2012) - Juliseea Thomas of Saint Augustine's University was named CIAA volleyball rookie of the week on Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2012. She has won the award two consecutive weeks. Thomas, a freshman setter from St. Croix, US Virgin Islands, tallied 36 assists and 12 digs in a five-set win over Winston-Salem State last Thursday. She also had 13 assists in a three-set loss to USC Aiken on Sunday. Thomas leads the Lady Falcons in assists (195) and assists per set (4.33). Saint Augustine's University athletics on www.saintaugfalcons.com
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BMW's new F800GS is virtually unique: a 750/800 class adventure bike, that to most degrees offers the best of both worlds. It's light, slim and perky enough to be a credible off-roader yet it's also substantial, grunty, roomy and potentially sufficiently well equipped to tackle crossing continents. It's also got a price that's hugely tempting too.
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Derived from the F800S unit, but with a more upright block, the BM parallel twin is intoxicatingly invigorating. 85 horses might not sound like much, but its more than enough. It's perky and fruity, has a deliciously raspy exhaust note and is responsive, progressive and yet yearns for more and more revs up to the redline. Wring its neck and duck yours behind the reasonable screen and you'll see 125mph, which is more than ample, thankyou. The rest of time it just delivers what and when you want it.
Unlike the 1200GS the 800's no monster. Though tall and 'proper' the 800GS is lithe, slim and light, enough to both remind of conventional, single cylinder enduros, from, say KTM, and to make it a doddle, at least compared to the 1200, to manhandle and manouvere, thanks to masses of steering lock, decent suspension, lightness and assured weight distribution.
Being a BMW the F800GS's fairly basic standard but with the usual myriad of accessories and factory fitted options available. Different seats, screens and bars are available; as are the usual sophisticated luggage systems plus creature comforts like sat nav, heated grips and the like. Compare and buy parts for the BMW F800GS in the MCN Shop.
BMW rules again. Although there have been occasional hiccups in recent years, there should be little to worry about with the new F800GS. The F800S/ST upon which it's based has proved mechanically reliable and solid and the engineering is proven. Unusually, for a BMW though, you'll have to maintain a drivechain.
At £6999 the price is possibly the new GS's biggest trump card of all. That represents fabulous value compared to the £2000 dearer 1200 version and there really is nothing else close to it in terms of all round ability. But if you want better value still, got for the in many ways identical £5495 F650GS. Find a BMW F800GS for sale.
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I've had my F800GS for 11 months now and absolutely love it. I'm surprised the average rating isn't higher. The engine has loads of character, far more than the Tiger 800XC and it isn't as rattlely as the R1200GS. The fuel economy is excellent and the grin factor is off the scale! On the negative, i've had issues with the right heated grip not heating up correctly, my seat split after just 3 months and there's paint currently coming off the engine casing but, so far, I've found the BMW warranty excellent and things have been sorted out quickly. My bike's going in at the weekend to get the paint sorted out. The outcome of that may change my opinion but so far all the issues haven't put me off and I would recommend it to everyone.
31 May 2012
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15 April 2011
Great bike
Had my F800GS for 6 months now. Superb bike. Took it to europe and found it wanting for nothing. Only thing i've changed is the seat, as the standard was really uncomfortable past 100 miles.
Still think it looks better than the new Tiger 800 too!!
21 November 2010
It is just the kind of bike I was looking for...light, powerfull, good handling, good for long and short trips...I does everything and does it all well...besides, it's BMW
03 September 2010
Death Trap!
Just got rid of my F800gs after 13,000mls & 18 mths. After 7 recalls, numerous warranty issues of my own and finally my 3rd survival of electrical breakdowns whilst riding in traffic, I traded it last week. In my experience, this is a seriously flawed and dangerous bike to ride due electrical and mechanical failures. I've had 3 complete electrical and fuel supply related breakdowns whilst in heavy traffic and lucky to have avoided being run over by a tanker last week near Loch Lomond and at home in Ireland.
I'd lost all faith in the safety and reliability of this bike. I've had more trouble with this bike than all of the Japanese bikes I've had in 25 years of riding - never had a Jap bike breakdown either! Having spoken to other BMW owners and recovery operators, the vast majority of breakdowns is ALWAYS BMW'S! They sell you the myth of cutting edge technology but negate to tell you they have 'stone age' reliability. No doubt the BMW 'Brand Slaves' will denounce my posting!
All I can say is if you value your life, don't buy one!
19 August 2010
This review based on test ride only (4 hours worth though)
I'm currently a Fazer 600 owner, its an 08 plate, and although i had a test ride its completely different in real life to what i was ALLOWED on the test ride. Its too revvy and vibratey for me, and i hate it big time. I'd heard good things about the 800 GS. I originally wanted a GS1200 but funds didnt allow. I found the 800 GS to be very quick,with an exhaust note that you wont really forget, nor want to. It's light quick, goes well stops well, and i can see myself readily ditching the FAZER if the finance company stop taking ADVANTAGE,LOL.Are there any down sides, err yeah unfortunately, the standard screen is too low to be really comfortable on the motorway. The seat height is also a bit of a bone of contention as im 5 ft 9 tall, and at a few traffic light stops i had worried looks from some car drivers as they thought i was gonna lose my footing and make a bike shaped dent in their cars.I also noticed that the seat is quite uncomfortable after a few hours , but I'm gonna get some sort of air cushion seat affair, and see if that helps. If i can get rid of my Fazer then my name is going on a new F 800 GS. As an afterthought i should mention the fuel consumption,which after several hours of errr spirited (sorry OFFICER,LOL)riding had dropped to the appalling figure of 57 MPG!!! Perhaps it was over reading but guesstimated on tank at start and refill to tank level at the end of the ride I dont think its that far out.
12 October 2008
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Today I spent two hours on the 800GS on a test ride and was definatly impressed. To start of with I felt quite precarious sitting right up there and the brakes felt like they have too much grab for the forks (this is commuting through heavy traffic, say 15-20 mph). Get myself introduced to the indicator switches and get moving properly and it's just great. I find myself toying with the MPG readout, how high can I get it (109 mpg in 6th at 40 mph), how low can I get it (37 mpg excelarating to the red line). The engine first felt weak until I started taking note of the speedo. It shifts well but you don't feel it surge forward, maybe down to a good shock and not much 'squat' or just a really smooth power delivery but it does move. Then I start playing with the roads doing everything I don't on my GSX, aim for the bumps, aim for the man-holes and go straight over the speed bumps (no need to slow down). I tolk it to one of my favoured roads which is very bumpy and it loved it! The tyres the the chassis the brakes the suspension, everything was ideal. After a play with the hand warmers it was time to turn back, onto the dual carrageway. It was a VERY windy day and upto 70mph felt fine with a bit of buffeting from the screen. 80 mph felt ok but alot of buffeting. 90 mph and above the vibes kick in, quite bad at 120. Back into traffic it felt brilliant, now that I'd got used to it, it's good at slow speed and the stearing lock is massive. After two hours my butt didn't want too much longer in the seat which dissapointed me. After the test ride I'm going to get one! I'll put a taller screen on and get a gel pack put inside the seat, which was the low one and even at 5'10" I needed the low one really. I'll get used to the indicators and definatly will take it off-road even if it's just to get dirty!
Definatly recomended.
11 October 2008
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I'll be flying past you on my Gixer. :D
I actually like the look of the Tenere, just not the engine.
08 April 2009 21:05
That really hurts!
Yes I do have feelings and some are inadequacy…
To set the record straight I do like BMW bikes and don't have a beef with them or the people that ride them. I was posing a specific question to the MCN writer of the article suggesting he might address the issue. I am really hurt about your comments about my inadequacies so have decided to share my deepest feelings with you as after all we are both bikers.
Late last year my missus (bless her) bought me some long johns so I didn't get to cold cycling to work. Of course I had to model them but glancing downward was horrified at how tight they were around my flattened crotch. Reaching out wildly (inadequately motivated) I grabbed her cotton wool tube and stuffed it in. I turned to face her pleased with the effect (if not a little ambitious) but she laughed so hard… Then she took a picture with her camera phone and sent it to her mate who laughed too. I thought I might just ride out the humiliation but then as I got into bed she farted so loud long and smelly she frightened our pet cat. I tried to come back with something explosive but it was so squeaky and pathetic she thought the cat had done it and kicked it off the bed. I rocked myself to sleep that night feeling so inadequate that no imaginary overtaking manouvers or new BMW bike could patch me up. I was left broken and inadequate.
So when you inevitably do come flying past me in fine style on one wheel spare a thought for my feelings. Not all of us have got amazing imaginations and new BMW's….
25 February 2009 12:42
Mac - Feel Inadequate then?
What's your beef with the Beemer? I have had my F800GS for 8 months now and not a hiccup, despite 6K miles through the worst winter in a while. You picked a Tenere ( god knows why ), so stop feeling inadequate about it, and enjoy your single cylinder throbber.
I'll be the one flying past you.
20 February 2009 21:32
Who wrote this review?
looked at this bike at the NEC to compare it to the Yamaha Tenere (which I bought). I was told by someone in the know that the BMW quality wasn't up to much and the quality of materials used was questionable. In my first year of Tenere ownership I have had a first service and put petrol in it. Thats it. No problems from our Japanese friends whatsoever. However I have heard of one owner who bought this bike returning it to BMW 11 times at the last count because of issues with supsension, cables and electrics. Also while I'm at it... to the writer of this review did you watch the Long Way Down? Have you spoke to people who own BMW trail bikes? All I hear of is routinely experienced problems eg. suspension arm bushes. So with reference to the phrase above "BMW Rules Again" in the quality and reliability section... would you like to clarify just what it is your talking about?
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The Olympus discounting yo-yo is on the discounting dial. The three Olympus E-M5 have been discounted again to their discounted prices of $950 (body only), $1050 (w/14-42) and $1100 (w/12-50). The first two are a $50 discount off the starting price, while the w/12-50 is a $100 off discount. This discount yo-yo started around Black Friday 2012 and has been cycling in and out. Check B&H Photo and Amazon et al for the various kits.
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Letter to the Editor, published June 30, 2012
This letter was a bright spot: It's easy to write to criticize or complain, but darn rare to write to praise. When someone takes the time to do the latter, it has real meaning.
Chris Morris's illustrations for the Plain Dealer have been catching my eye for months — witty pen-and-ink caricatures reminiscent of Al Hirschfeld, culminating in his retrospective tour de force for this year's Rock Hall Induction ceremony; graceful silhouettes of a stylish dining couple for the covers of the A-List Restaurants Guide in late April; and countless clever graphics throughout the year. But his portrait of Charlie Sheen in the June 23 Arts & Life section — made entirely of matchsticks, and captured on film by Martin Fong as it went up in flames — was not only a laser-sharp portrait, but a brilliant example of medium as message.
In fact, graphic art throughout the newspaper seems to have raised its game lately — like Ted Crow's affectionate, poignant illustration Saturday for the article about elders raising their grandchildren. These illustrations complement and enhance the stories they accompany, and add to the pleasure of reading the newspaper. Kudos to the entire art department at the Plain Dealer!
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- Ella blows bubbles with Chloe and Sofie, her sisters.
- Ella's sisters love to help her take medicine and the three are inseparable.
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Epilepsy has had a tremendous effect on the Grimes family. Their routine has revolved around medication schedules and everything stops when Ella has a seizure.
"We have started to venture out more to do things with the girls and just bring Ella's medication with us," Ashley said. "We don't want our girls to miss out on life because of epilepsy. Epilepsy has robbed Ella of living her life to the fullest and interrupts her several times a day, while she walks, eats, plays, sings, learns at school, participates in therapy, takes a bath and sleeps just to name a few. But she has shown grace throughout all of this and is a trooper with every new medication and hospital stay."
Ella's sisters, 5-year-old Chloe and 2-year-old Sofie, have always known that Ella got a "boo boo" on her head and that she takes medicine for it. In fact, the girls' relationship is so close that they both help Ella take her medicine by singing to her and dancing to make her laugh.
One of the hardest parts of dealing with Ella's illness has been awareness.
"It is very difficult to get others to understand what Ella is going through," Ashley said. "Her seizures don't look like the ones you see in the movies – sometimes she talks in between them and continues on with what she was doing after the clusters have finished. Outsiders don't realize how much the seizures affect her even though they look minor. We can never let our guard down because the seizures come without warning and happen several times a day. As a parent, it is hard to not have all the answers and make everything better for her."


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import messaging
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Brock Lawrence - CEO
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After experiencing problems with her own hair, Tymeka Lawrence began to research hair care solutions on the Internet. She gathered information on nutrients and supplements that promoted healthy hair growth and maintenance and developed a website that allowed her to share with others looking for healthy hair care regimens.
She soon discovered it was difficult to find products that contained everything 'good,' without containing something 'bad' as well.
Together, with her husband Brock, Lawrence formed Brock Beauty in 2006 and launched the company's first product, Hairfinity, a vitamin supplement that promotes hair growth. As demand for the product grew, the couple developed the Essentious product line, which includes sulfate and paraben-free shampoo, conditioning treatments and a moisturizer, which complements the Hairfinity supplement.
Currently, the company is planning to launch a natural makeup line, which will also cater to the health-conscious consumer seeking organic beauty products.
As a former car dealership owner, Brock handles the company's business affairs, while Tymeka manages the product lines and product development. The popular product lines are currently distributed all over the world via the company's websites and boast a roster of celebrity clientele.
Prior to founding Brock Beauty, Tymeka Lawrence worked as an Electrical Engineer. She earned both her Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in Electrical Engineering from the University of New Orleans.
High school sweethearts, Brock and Tymeka have been married for 6 years and reside in Slidell, La. with their four children.
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Tea Length Dotted Organza Wedding Gown Style WG3514
This item is available in stores and online.*
Elegant but distinctive, this short a-line gown is ideal wedding dress for the bride who revels in her fashionable individuality.
Falls at your natural waistline.
A gown or skirt with a hem that falls between the bottom of the knee and the bottom of the calf (several inches above the ankle) creating a look that is elegant, yet casual.
A delicate, sheer fabric, often layered or worn over another fabric because of its transparent quality.
A dress with a fitted bodice that gradually flares from the waist. A-line styles are flattering for all women.
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Flattering, fresh and fun I knew I wanted a tea length gown and went back to DB for a 2nd time to try on dresses. Like other reviewers I was thrilled this gown has pockets. Wow ! They are not easily visible, but so cute and convenient. My right hand is in a pocket in both pics. The pic shows me in a size 14, but it had to be pinned, since they didn't have my size. I'm a 12 in bridal gowns and wear a street size 10, 5' 6" 149 lbs. I really liked the sweetheart neckline which adds shape and is so flattering. I didn't try on the petticoat since I liked the shape the dress has. I tried it on with the Felina seamless long bra (38 B). It was a little too padded for my taste, but provided great tummy control. It adds a visible, slimming effect. I added a DB sash with 3 pretty purple/ mauve-toned flowers and a mauve satin ribbon. I included the DB crystal t-strap heels (style Tia), which I bought that day. They are dyeable and the heel is a comfortable 3". Overall this dress felt light, fresh and wearable for a May civil ceremony along the River Walk in San Antonio, TX. I hope this review helps you decide on your perfect dress. I for one have relied on all the pictures on this site of real brides-to-be to make a choice. The models are gorgeous, but it's great to see these gowns on real women. February 26, 2014
I was disappointed I was disappointed at the level of the dress. Around a single ply of felt true Tulle dress inexpensive. This dress is not fit for a wedding ceremony dresses. I was looking for a wedding dress. This level is for the reception. Too falling price-quality dresses. This dress is actually better than the pictures. Model Photo of the rich dress, but actually seems poorly. February 4, 2014
Perfect in Polka Dots I LOVED my dress. I loved every bit of it. Especially the polka dots and my secret pockets. I am only 5ft4 but with some tayloring the dress fit me perfectly. I did buy the poofy underskirt and fitted corset bra which helped fit much better and added flair. For a curvy girl this is a MUST! I had to get it taken in the bust because I bought my dress in a 12 and the dress fit my bottom and mid section perfectly but was HUGE in the chest. I also bought the sash but it was kind of plain so added a few embellishments and had the sash sown to me dress in order to stay put. I was married on a Farm in almost 100 degree weather. The shorter dress was easy to dance in and also very airy which helped because although my hair and make-up ended up melting I wasn't dying under the fabric. I am so happy with this dress that I am considering dying it and wearing it as a party dress! October 29, 2013
Backyard Wedding I bought this dress for my backyard wedding. It was the most amazing dress, fit perfect and I had no problem moving, sitting or breathing in it! I received nothing but positive compliments. It really is a classy dress and it has pockets! August 1, 2013
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I had an unexpected extra hour to sit at Dairy Queen after I got off work last night, and all I had was my lined Moleskine. This is a drawing about nightmares to pass the time. Pen (lifted from a veterinarian's office) and sharpie.
Sorry I haven't posted anything in awhile (not that the approximate four of you care much, I'm assuming) but here's a little something I doodled the other day after my dad came to visit bearing the gift of Copic markers. I'm not sure what this one is called yet.
A little introduction.
I'm Tory Foulk, a nineteen-year-old strange and socially awkward being studying journalism at the University of Missouri. I know very little about art, but I'm learning. I'm not incredibly skilled and I haven't quite found my style yet, but I love to draw and paint and I love to study the process of completing a work. In short, this blog is a small longitudinal study of my personal art exploration. I'll post my own art, complete and incomplete; things I've learned through independent study; and sometimes even reference photos or art that really inspires me. I know this sounds boring as hell, but I would love people to talk to throughout this entire experience because I like learning from others. If you read this in its entirety, you're a saint, and you should say hello, yeah?
Hunt, silly little work in progress.
Someone commissioned me to remind her of her artschool duties.
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Clemson has been known to "pull a Clemson" every once in a while.
If you don't know what that means, I'll explain. Or rather, here is a definition for "pulling a Clemson" from UrbanDictionary.com:
"The act of miserably failing towards the end of a task that was started with such promise. The phrase comes from many seasons in which the Clemson University football team starts off their season with huge victories, only to fall off completely at the end of the season to teams like Georgia Tech and get dominated by teams like NC State, South Carolina and West Virginia."
"Pulling a Clemson," aka "Clemsoning," manifested itself in the Tigers' last trip to play N.C. State in Raleigh.
Two years ago, Clemson was 9-1 and ranked seventh. N.C. State was 5-5 and coming off a loss to Boston College.
Tajh Boyd was the QB.
Sammy Watkins was deep into his sensational freshman year.
The Tigers had future NFL draft picks DeAndre Hopkins and Andre Ellington as offensive options.
But Watkins missed the game with a shoulder injury and Boyd threw two interceptions. Clemson QBs were sacked six times and there were two other turnovers.
The result: N.C. State 37, Clemson 13.
That sent the Tigers on a spiral in which they dropped three of their final four games, including the infamous 70-33 Orange Bowl loss.
Remember the jokes? West Virginia just scored again.
Clemson heads to N.C. State tonight, but won't face the same fate as the 2011 team.
The Tigers have matured, as has Boyd, and have had plenty of time to prepare — physically and mentally — for this game.
Clemson might "pull a Clemson" at some point this fall — perhaps at Maryland on Oct. 26 — but not tonight.
September 25th, 2013
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Clemson 38, Georgia 35. That says it all about Georgia and its fans expectations, which as always are unrealistically high. Georgia is a mid-level program, and outside of this state, they are completely irrelevant, just one of a bunch of perennial bridesmaids, good for a quick mention on ESPN, then moving on to coverage of bona fide contenders. 1980 was a very long time ago, and it's very sad to see Georgia fans every year trying desperately to relive those glory days, knowing inside that those days are gone forever.


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(FOX 11) Del Aire residents say they are being overrun by LAX employees. They say at times, they can't find a single spot on the street to park in their own neighborhood.
Every day you can see airport employees parking their cars and walking away. They park in the Del Aire neighborhood which is just about a block away from where they pick up the shuttle to the airport. Residents try everything to stop people from parking in front of their houses. They put out signs, orange cones and trash cans but they say LAX employees move everything out of the way and just park there, leaving no space for the people who actually live in the neighborhood. We spoke to both, the residents and LAX employees, who say they park in the neighborhood because airport parking is too expensive.
Homeowners have complained to LAX, the city and the county and so far, nothing has been done. There are restricted parking signs on the L-A City side of the street but residents say no one is ever ticketed for parking longer than 2 hours. For the Unincorporated County side of Del Aire, homeowners are looking into making it a parking-permit-only-area, of course, that would cost them money. Tonight at 7, there's a meeting to discuss the parking problems. A representative from LAX and the County will meet with the residents. We'll continue to keep an eye on this situation.
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14 U.S. Code § 44 - Commandant; appointment
The President may appoint, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, one Commandant for a period of four years, who may be reappointed for further periods of four years, who shall act as Chief of the Coast Guard. The Commandant shall be appointed from the officers on the active duty promotion list serving above the grade of captain who have completed at least ten years of active service as a commissioned officer in the Coast Guard. The Commandant while so serving shall have the grade of admiral.
Source(Aug. 4, 1949, ch. 393, 63 Stat. 498; Pub. L. 86–474, § 1(3),May 14, 1960, 74 Stat. 144; Pub. L. 88–130, § 1(3),Sept. 24, 1963, 77 Stat. 175; Pub. L. 89–444, § 1(3),June 9, 1966, 80 Stat. 195; Pub. L. 92–451, § 1(3),Oct. 2, 1972, 86 Stat. 755.)
Historical and Revision Notes
Based on title 14, U.S.C., 1946 ed., § 11 (Apr. 16, 1908, ch. 145, §§ 1, 2,35 Stat. 61; Jan. 28, 1915, ch. 20, § 1,38 Stat. 800; Jan. 12, 1923, ch. 25, § 2,42 Stat. 1130; Apr. 23, 1930, ch. 211, 46 Stat. 253; June 9, 1937, ch. 309, § 1,50 Stat. 252; June 6, 1940, ch. 257, § 1(a),54 Stat. 246).
Said section has been divided. The provisions of the first proviso are placed in section 45 of this title, and the remainder is placed in this section.
The grade of the Commandant is fixed as vice admiral rather than that prescribed for Bureau Chiefs of the Navy. The additional qualifications that an officer appointed Commandant must have at least 10 years commissioned service in the Coast Guard has been inserted. 81st Congress, House Report No. 557.
1972—Pub. L. 92–451substituted "above the grade of captain" for "in the grade of captain or above" in second sentence.
1966—Pub. L. 89–444struck out provision that the position of an officer appointed Commandant be filled by promotion according to law.
1963—Pub. L. 88–130substituted "officers on the active duty promotion list serving in the grade of" for "active list of officers who hold a permanent commission as", required qualifying period of 10 years commissioned service to be "active" service, and struck out ", pay, and allowances" before "of admiral".
1960—Pub. L. 86–474substituted "active list of officers" for "active list of line officers", "captain or above" for "commander or above", and "allowances of admiral" for "allowances of vice admiral".
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Amendment by Pub. L. 92–451effective Oct. 2, 1972, except that continuation boards may not be held until one year thereafter, see section 3 ofPub. L. 92–451, set out as a note under section 290 of this title.
Effective Date of Higher Grade and Increased Pay and Allowances
Pub. L. 86–474, § 2,May 14, 1960, 74 Stat. 146, provided that: "The increased grade of admiral for the Commandant and vice admiral for the Assistant Commandant [now Vice Commandant], including the pay and allowances applicable to such grades, shall be effective on the first day of the month following enactment of this Act [May 14, 1960]."
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Pub. L. 86–474, § 3,May 14, 1960, 74 Stat. 146, provided that: "Except as provided by section 2 [set out as a note under this section], the amendments by section 1 [amending sections 41, 42, 44, 46, 47, 186 to 191, 222, 247 (c), 365, and 462 of this title, and repealing sections 45, 48, and 49 of this title] shall not operate to change or deprive the present incumbents serving as Commandant, Assistant Commandant [now Vice Commandant], and Engineer in Chief of any rights, benefits and privileges appertaining to such offices on the day preceding the date of enactment of this Act [May 14, 1960], nor to divest them of their offices for the terms appointed."
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9:41 PM Sun 6 Jul 2008
The decision, early Saturday morning, to postpone the opening race in New Zealand's popular B&G SIMRAD Two Handed Triple Series, was probably initially greeted a few quizzical thoughts by competitors.
By the time most were waking up and thinking of what lay ahead the wind had dropped and for a time Auckland's Waitemata Harbour was almost glassy.
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- 1/2 cup drained oil-packed sun-dried tomatoes, chopped
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Sleeping Beauty, thinking as I reflected upon her image; this fairy tale revised
And how quickly she then disappeared; yet but a passing vision afore my eyes
Still not knowing what it was about herself or why her name kept resounding
Throughout my mind for it seemed as though she had arisen out of nowhere
In splendours enchanting allurement; having drawn myself unto her beautiful
Soul trying to envision her within my faraway thoughts; knowing although this
It did not matter which way she shown; twas her spirit that sparkled in glowing
Radiance unto me still listening to her voice; like the soothing silver waters of
A gently flowing stream; her golden hair sparkling; the rays amid the rising sun
Her precious crown; elegance with a perfect smile; gleeming as polished pearls
Transparent eyes aside, a colourful cathedrals glass; bluer then the bluest skies
Gentle her touch softer than the clouds and her skin, smooth as a virgins flower
My lashes blinked once more; twas then, that I could see her there this goddess
Surely it seemed, of all men's dreams; flawless she was in mesmerizing her light
Brilliance as that an Angel when she did appear; while bowing my head I reflected
Unto myself again; never would I have believed, that she would of been the one ?
But like a phantom which passes amid the shimmering night; beyound the frosted
Window pane became her sight; before I had awakened she was silently, suddenly
Gone yet my eyes still beam at the thought; how very radiant she has thus become
While she dances away atop the waters in her moment I do know, that her beauty
Joyfuls spirit, shall forever glisten these portraits; her wonders deep inside myself
She but a star within the heavens; "Tis better to have lived and loved, then, to have
Never loved at all." This stage called life where her loveliness pirouettes; a princess
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PUMA Football News Archive
May 2010
Living Legends UnitedMay 29, 2010
The mood was wonderful behind the stadium, as the players from Ivory Coast, Ghana and Cameroon got together before the big Unity Game.
They might be rivals in two weeks, but none of that could be seen when they got together and goofed around like kids.
Les Unknown Nicknames of Les Lions IndomptablesMay 27, 2010
We all know that Cameroon is commonly referred to as les Lions Indomptables (the Indomitable Lions). Whether a reference to their proud country's history, the bold attitude of the people or simply the great relationship between the players, is still unidentified.
Night of Epic ProportionsMay 27, 2010
We flew with a small delegation from the Lions to Paris today on a private jet. It was nice to travel with the guys as people, not "just" football players. The plane ride was fun; we have never seen grown men eat so much chocolate! We have a feeling the flight attendant was expecting that, as she was very well prepared.
Les Lions Indomptables Are In Good, Very Good HandsMay 25, 2010
Today the always-confident Alex Song greeted us with warm air-hugs for the morning training.
Then the coaches and their teams took over. Training is serious and it was quite moving to see the relationship between the coaches, physical therapist, support staff and players. It was very evident that everyone is in it with everything they have. On the sidelines, the medics stood in a line, closely studying every movement, every play - paying attention to the actions and reactions, observing each move and drill. Tecky Daniel, Cameroon's physical therapist tells us how their main task isn't taking care of injuries, it's preventing them and ensuring the players are in perfect physical condition.
Les Lions Indomptables Play Their First GameMay 25, 2010
The small stadium was filled of Austrians drinking beer and singing songs and enjoying a good day outside.
Some had even dressed up in their most beautiful National costumes that all together helped create a great atmosphere for the game.
To Paris with FootballMay 24, 2010
Oui! PUMAFootball have arrived in Paris. With this as a first huge French greeting, we're beyond psyched as we await the mighty Black Stars of Ghana to arrive for their last training camp before they head off to South Africa.
Les Lions Indomptables At Last!May 24, 2010
After 24 hours of traveling PUMAFootball couldn't be happier to arrive in Linz. Then in Lienz (Lienz From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Not to be confused with Linz). Good part is that it was an absolutely beautiful drive to take.
January 2010
Treat Eto'o like a baby and he becomes a lionJanuary 27, 2010
Samuel Eto'o, Roger Milla, Venus Williams and now... PUMA Football. Yes, we've just joined the stellar list of names that the Cameroon team's physio Daniel Tcky has pummelled into submission.
We thought it would be fun, even relaxing, but the reality is that Daniel is used to massaging far tougher bodies than our puny frame. So instead of gently falling asleep on the treatment table we feel like we're being operated on without anaesthetic.
A Chat with Samuel Eto'o of Cameroon and Inter MilanJanuary 26, 2010
PUMAFootball: You've played in Spain, now Italy, what does it mean to come back to Africa and hear the fans cheer for you?
ETO'O: It is an honor for me to play all the time in African stadia. I believe that my dearest - dearest dream is always to return. Every time I go away, I tell myself Samuel, when will you come back?? And every time I come back, I really enjoy it. Yesterday, despite the fact we lost, you can see that, here, where I live in Africa, people are proud to see me again. I can use the occasion to tell the spectators that I have to thank them for their welcome yesterday in the stadium. And, yesterday, I couldn't score, I tried to do my best but that depends on how you see it; I hope we will be luckier on Sunday. I hope I'll score and I hope that I'll be able to put my teammates in better positions so that they can score.


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Blue Angel number eight has landed at Tri-State aero to officially seal their return to Evansville's riverfront.
He will visit with organizers of next summer's Shrinerfest. This meeting will be the first of many to plan their role in the 2013 summer event.
You'll remember the Blue Angels pulled out just days before their scheduled performance in 2011. They say that cancellation was due to a commander flying too low during a Virginia airshow.
Festival organizers say the Blue Angels are now stronger than ever and are paying Evansville back in a big way.
"We got them for the 4th of July. What better way to celebrate the fourth of July weekend," said Dale Thomas with ShrinersFest 2013.
Organizers expect the Blue Angels to bring at least 40,000 people down to the riverfront.
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It was late in the 2nd period, the Oilers had double the shots of Colorado but were down 4-1. The game–much like the season–was a steaming pile of frustration for Oiler fans. Chances once again suggested a different score, and this time the shot clock glowed too with Oiler work and expertise.
And still the good side was down by three. The Octane girls danced during the television breaks, the chances kept coming and the frustration continued to build. At about 15:30 of the second period, the Oilers run and gun line entered enemy territory and would not leave it. The climax was a thing of beauty–Fistric getting the puck down to Taylor Hall, who sent a gorgeous pass to Ryan Nugent-Hopkins who pierced the Avalanche net and sparked the comeback. Jordan Eberle's expression after the Nuge ended his slump reminded me of the prayer meetings of my youth–Hallelujah!
Hallelujah, and amen.
One minute later, Ryan Smyth took a hit to make a play. Probably the 100,000th time he did it, and he found tape (Smyth is an outstanding passer), Hemsky and glory, as the 'Czech who doesn't care' lollygagged his way to another classically beautiful goal.
It was now 4-3, and Don Cherry's first intermission suggestion that Edmonton should airlift more Coke Machines was by then a distant bell. The fans were rocking the joint, keeping time to the breathtaking rhythm supplied by Hall, Hemsky and the rest.
In the second intermission, PJ Stock took the time to tell Ryan Smyth how to penalty-kill (Stock did in fact play in the NHL, hope you didn't blink or you missed it). Stock also got his collar up about the Hemsky contract–on a night when Hemsky would enter the top 10 in league goal scoring–so I'm going to go ahead and give him an epic fail on the evening. The best thing about the HNIC panel these days is the commercial at the end, giving the nation a head's up that they can return to watching the game.
The third period saw more outstanding play–another sublime pass, this time by brilliant Sam Gagner–set up Eberle for the tying score, and then Magnus Paajarvi scored the winner on more hard work by Ryan Smyth. Jordan Eberle got the EN goal on this night, a smart play by Taylor Hall (now 5th in shots on goal in the NHL) setting him free.
These kids broke the shots on goal record from the olden days, and they didn't break on this night. The trials and tribulations of watching teenagers grow up in the NHL continues this week, but for today let's allow ourselves a small moment, the hint of a smile.
These are the good times. If you're fully invested in this team–and reading this blog suggests you're there–then each step up the mountain has to bring joy. Last night the Oilers pushed the river and won the day. Tomorrow, they'll do it against a better team, and more consistently, and add help where it is needed.
Let your soul and spirit fly.


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Thursday, September 22 2011
Quantic: The Best of Quantic
Never before has an anthology been so accurately named. This truly is the best of Quantic for both fans and newcomers alike.
Wednesday, September 21 2011
Watch the Discourse: Luxury Rap, Success and Self-Absorption
The value of a release as large as Watch the Throne is that it goes beyond the gargantuan personalities involved or even the monster show dates designed to promote it. Part of the value is the discussion it generates.
Monday, August 22 2011
DJ Khaled: We the Best Forever
After a four year descent into superbly corny singles and disarmingly awful album cuts, DJ Khaled returns with a sequel to his best known and best received effort.
Wednesday, August 10 2011
Eprhyme: Dopestylevsky
Eprhyme has potential, but he rarely gets around to talking about anything other than himself.
Wednesday, July 20 2011
Serengeti: Family & Friends
Looking for listening pleasure in all the wrong downloads? Try Serengeti's witty and detailed narration. This is matchmaking, hip-hop style.
Sunday, July 17 2011
The Hate for Southern Hip-Hop: Why So Serious?
The way some of us disparage Southern rap, you'd think rappers like Gucci Mane and Waka Flocka Flame had recorded a record dissing Kool G. Rap and Big Daddy Kane.
Monday, July 11 2011
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Lyrics aren't Jason Drake's forte, but his new beats are clever enough to provide a worthy listen.
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Dels: GOB
Throughout GOB, Dels's fearlessness comes through; he doesn't soften his words or his beats with easy hooks.
Thursday, May 19 2011
Atmosphere: The Family Sign
With Atmosphere, it's what we've grown accustomed to: riding the highs and lows of emotion like a solitary alcohol binge.
Tuesday, May 17 2011
Socalled - "Sleepover" (MP3 / video)
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The former chairwoman of the General Assembly's Internship Committee said Monday that state Rep. Ernest Hewett, D-New London, was not assigned female interns because of "a history of bad behavior" involving females.
State Rep. Mae Flexer, D-Danielson, said Monday that Hewett's "snake" comment last week wasn't the first example.
"We know he has a history of bad behavior, and we made a choice not to expose young women to that behavior just like no young woman or any young woman should have to be exposed," to it, Flexer said.
Hewett was stripped of his deputy speaker title last week, in response to a Feb. 20 Appropriations Committee meeting in which he said to a teenage girl: "If you're bashful, I got a snake sitting under my desk here."
Hewett was responding to comments made by a 17-year-old ambassador for the Connecticut Science Center who asked the committee to continue funding the center's ambassador program because it helped her overcome her shyness and get over her fear of snakes.
Hewett also told the Hartford Courant on Friday that he doesn't want to work with female interns because "that keeps me good and that keeps everybody else good."
Flexer was the chairman of the General Assembly's Internship Committee in 2011 and 2012 and now serves as a member of the committee.
Ever since she walked in the door, she said, she has known Hewett was not to be assigned a female intern.
There were "at least a handful" of incidents involving Hewett and females prior to her serving on the committee, she said. It was primarily verbal sexual harassment, which could include anything that creates a hostile work environment, she said.
Flexer said she would not go into detail because she did not want to highlight certain individuals that might not want to be in the public, she said.
"There are plenty of legislators for female interns to work with so not permitting Hewett to work with female interns is not seen as a loss," she said.
But she said Hewett's comments to the Hartford Courant about choosing not to work with female interns were "outrageous."
"They may give me a female, but I don't want a female intern," Hewett said. "That may sound sexist but I really don't."
Flexer said, "I mean, it is just ludicrous and it is so sexist and we cannot tolerate that kind of behavior or thought process. If everyone was like that there would be no women in the workplace. It's just ridiculous."
On Friday, when Hewett was asked whether he had ever had problems with female staff members he said, "I get along with everybody."
House Speaker Brendan Sharkey, D-Hamden, has called for the upperclassmen of his caucus to have a sexual harassment refresher course. Hewett will also face the women of the Democratic caucus today.
Flexer said she hopes the refresher course that Sharkey is planning will be "a little more thorough" than previous sexual harassment trainings.
Maybe this can turn into a "good thing," she said.
"Perhaps state legislators can make it understood that sexual harassment is not OK and stand by people who speak up about it," she said.
"And stop it from being a series of whispers that we just talk about and don't do anything about," Flexer said.
Hewett did not return calls on Monday.
Meanwhile on Monday, the Connecticut Republicans launched an online petition at www.ipetition.com that calls for Hewett to resign for his "wildly offensive comments to the young girl." As of 10 p.m., more than 1,500 people had signed the petition.
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Music for the Nation: American Sheet Music, 1870-1885
On thy fair bosom, silver lake /
On time /
"On time" gallop /
On time, waltz /
On tip toe /
On to the charge /
On to the field /
On to the scaffold quickly lead me /
On to victory /
On week days at the market /
On wings of love /
On wings of love [and] My love returns to me /
On wings of song /
On wings of song - Auf flgeln des gesanges /
On with the dance polka redowa /
On, press on /
Once /
Once I knew a poor young child - Je connais un pauvre enfant /
Once I stood on the shore /
Once I thought that you did love me; or, Forsaken /
Once a friend, a friend forever /
Once again I fain would meet thee - Wieder mcht ich dir begegnen /
Once again our old commander /
Once again schottisch /
Once again waltz /
Once again! /
Once again; Ballad /
Once at the angelus - Einst be dem angelus /
Once it was only soft blue eyes /
Once more /
Once more I'd love to see my home /
Once more before we part /
Once more the early miracle /
Once more we meet; Ballad /
Once more we meet; or, Golden love /
Once more we speak /
Once more with solemn tread; A Decoration hymn /
Once the days /
Once upon a time /
Once upon a time there was a princess /
One Christmas Eve /
One Christmas tide /
The One I dearly love /
The One I love sincerely /
One I love, two I love /
One I love, two I love; or, Counting seeds /
One I loved /
One angel more in heaven /
One bright hour; Ballad /
One by one /
One by one the moments fly [and] The cyclone galop /
One by one we miss the old friends /
One careless word /
One day /
One day I caught a fish [from] Chimes of Normandy /
One day I sang a plaintive song - Ein kleines lied /
One day I went a courting /
One dear smile! /
One face alone /
One fond heart /
One fond heart wil love thee still /
One fond heart will love thee still /
The One friend /
One glance from thee /
One glance from those merry blue eyes /
One good term deserves another /
One heart and one soul polka mazurka /
One heart two eyes; Transcription /
One heart two eyes; Waltz /
One heart's enough for me /
One heart, one mind, polka-mazurka /
One heart, one soul; Polka mazurka [and] Stephanie polka /
One hope - Una speranza /
One hope for me! /
One hour with thee /
One hundred and fifty time exercises /
One hundred and one /
One hundred years /
One hundred years ago /
One hundred years from now /
One hundred years of freedom /
One hundred years! /
One in Christ /
One in heart and soul /
The One is mine /
One is mine! The - Die eine ist mein /
One kindly word /
One kiss and good night /
One kiss more /
One kiss, just one kiss for good bye /
One kiss, then we sever; Charming waltz song /
One little empty stocking /
One little face is missing /
One little kiss /
One little lock of hair /
One little sweet kiss at the door! /
One little word /
One little year ago /
One look of love! - Ti chiedo un guardo sol! /
One more Raquette /


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No Federal Reserve bank may authorize the acquisition or construction of any branch building, or enter into any contract or other obligation for the acquisition or construction of any branch building, without the approval of the Board.
Source(Dec. 23, 1913, ch. 6, § 10 (par.), as added June 3, 1922, ch. 205, 42 Stat. 622; amended Feb. 6, 1923, ch. 60, 42 Stat. 1223; July 30, 1947, ch. 352, 61 Stat. 520; May 29, 1953, ch. 87, 67 Stat. 41; Pub. L. 87–622, § 1,Aug. 31, 1962, 76 Stat. 418; Pub. L. 93–495, title I, § 108,Oct. 28, 1974, 88 Stat. 1505; Pub. L. 102–491, § 2,Oct. 24, 1992, 106 Stat. 3144.)
Section is comprised of ninth paragraph of act Dec. 23, 1913, § 10, as added June 3, 1922. For classification to this title of other pars. of section 10, see Codification note set out under section 241 of this title.
1992—Pub. L. 102–491amended section generally. Prior to amendment, section read as follows: "No Federal reserve bank shall have authority hereafter to enter into any contract or contracts for the erection of any branch bank building of any kind or character, or to authorize the erection of any such building, if the cost of the building proper, exclusive of the cost of the vaults, permanent equipment, furnishings, and fixtures, is in excess of $250,000: Provided, That nothing herein shall apply to any building under construction prior to June 3, 1922: Provided further, That the cost as above specified shall not be so limited as long as the aggregate of such costs which are incurred by all Federal Reserve banks for branch bank buildings with the approval of the Board of Governors after July 30, 1947 does not exceed $140,000,000."
1974—Pub. L. 93–495increased from $60,000,000 to $140,000,000 the limitation on aggregate costs of constructing branch bank buildings.
1962—Pub. L. 87–622increased from $30,000,000 to $60,000,000 the limitation on aggregate costs of constructing branch bank buildings.
1953—Act May 29, 1953, increased from $10,000,000 to $30,000,000 the limitation on aggregate cost of constructing branch bank buildings.
1947—Act July 30, 1947, inserted proviso exempting limitation on cost of construction where aggregate costs do not exceed $10,000,000.
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