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The EPA: Unrestrained Fascism With the Unlimited Power to Ruin You Financially If They Choose to Do So
Peach Farm Crushed by Tyrannical EPA
The innocuously named Environmental Protection Agency rivals the IRS itself as the most tyrannical tool of the hypertrophied federal leviathan. To its growing list of victims we can add Mitcham Farms:
The peach orchards at Mitcham Farms, near the north Louisiana city of Ruston, have survived winter freezes, droughts and dangerous hail storms, but they evidently will not survive the Environmental Protection Agency and its regulations.
The family-owned business, established in 1946 and featured in tourism magazines, is Louisiana's largest peach orchard, according to its website, but owner Joe Mitcham expects he'll close up shop in only a few years.
The federal government's banning of a chemical in 2005 known as methyl bromide, used to treat diseased peach trees, has really given him no choice, as most of his trees won't survive without it.
Many of Mitcham's trees have already died. He's just one of many producers across the country affected by the ban, which the Competitive Enterprise Institute estimates is costing the agriculture industry in southern states up to $1.5 billion a year. The American Farm Bureau Federation also has told Congress the restrictions on the chemical will hurt crop production.
The EPA claims using this chemical threatens the earth's ozone layer.
Remember the hole in the ozone layer? That was several hysterical environmental hoaxes ago. But our moonbat rulers still use it to destroy businesses on behalf of their anticapitalist ideology.
You can eat peaches. You can't eat liberal lies or environmentalist sanctimony. If we don't stand up to liberalism soon, we will be going hungry.
Already Mitcham has been forced down from 60 employees to 20 by federal regulations. Soon he will reach zero. Funny how everything the Obama Regime does just happens to reduce employment.
Now the EPA has claimed the power to garnish the wages of those it arbitrarily chooses to accuse of harming the planet or of having puddles ("wetlands") on their property, without so much as approval from a judge, much less conviction in a court of law. No convictions are required, because envirocriminals are guilty until proven innocent of violating laws that are not passed by Congress but imposed unilaterally by faceless, unaccountable, and ideologically deranged bureaucrats. If that doesn't finally spark resistance to the naked tyranny embodied by this agency, nothing will.
On tips from Henry and Mr. Mentalo.
From MB: http://moonbattery.com/
Homofascism Rising
Homofascism should be crushed.
Lawsuits against photographers who won't shoot gay weddings.
Television show cancellations because the hosts oppose gay marriage. Attempts to silence anti-gay preaching or force churches to recognize gay marriages. Crushed, all of it. Crushed by the united voice of the people, crushed in courts of law, in legislatures, in businesses and in conversation. When someone is sued, attacked, shamed, boycotted or fired for opposing gay marriage or just opposing gayness in general, straight and gay people alike should protest. No one should lose his television show, no one should be dragged before a judge, no one should have his business threatened. Don't tell me about a company's right to fire its employees. It has the right, but it isn't right. It's unAmerican and it's despicable.
Found at AD: http://americandigest.org/
Same Evil. Different Day.
From MM: http://maddmedic.wordpress.com/
As simple as That.
The removal of Eich is about fascism.
It's about one group of people forcing everyone else to bow to their hat on a pole;
it's about book burning, compelling obeisance to, as Jame Surowiecki put it, "a universal ideology" in a manner so bald that even those who might gain politically in the short term from it are horrified by its crudity. Perceptive gays understand now, if they hadn't noticed before, that a whole mechanism now exists for persecuting people whose views are deemed unacceptable. Today it is directed against Eich; once it was directed against Summers; on other occasions it was employed against Clarence Thomas. But sooner or later, probably sooner, they understand it will be directed against them — or us — or someone. And if it can get a corporate CEO who is widely regarded as the father of Javascript it can get pretty darned anyone. Belmont Club » Eich
From AD: http://americandigest.org/
gladd: Fascist Faggots
@GLAAD Members Are Fascist Totalitarians. Period.
Posted by The MAD Jewess in Homosexual Curriculum
GLAAD Members Are Fascist Totalitarians. Period.
My buddy, Doug wrote an excellent piece about the gay freaks @ GLAAD. If these 'gays' want to be together so bad, they need to call their union something else because marriage is from GOD. Who most of them hate with a passion. These 'gay' fascists DEMAND GOD. Who do they think they are??? They are so fascistic, they appoint Commies into the courts as judges, who over-rule the will of the people and they 'marry' each-other, regardless of the people. THAT is not 'gay', that is cruel, fascist, NAZI and TOTALLY TOTALITARIAN. Its sickening.
Virtually the entire "gay rights" agenda is predicated on lies, but worse, most of the mainstream political establishment swallows them without the least bit of shame. It's disgusting. As I wrote years ago, homosexual marriage is not a civil right.
Read The rest: GLAAD's Fascist Totalitarianism
From MJ: http://themadjewess.com/
Fascist EPA Will Force Utility Prices Higher Than You Can Pay
How Obama's EPA Plans To Kill Jobs And Reduce Your Income
December 19, 2013
How The EPA Plans To Kill Jobs And Reduce Your Income – The Foundry
How's your heating bill? If you feel like you're not paying enough, you're in luck.
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. President Obama's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is pushing new regulations on power plants – regulations that will kill jobs, jack up your energy costs, and even end up reducing families' income because of the impact on the prices of everything you buy.
As Heritage experts Nicolas Loris, Kevin Dayaratna, and David Kreutzer explain:
<blockquotThese regulations will act as a major energy tax that would negatively impact American households. Americans will suffer through higher energy bills, but also through higher prices for goods and services, slowing the economy and crippling the manufacturing sector.
…It will cost more to heat, cool, and light homes, and to cook meals. These higher energy prices will also have rippling effects throughout the economy. As energy prices increase, the cost of making products rises.
The EPA's war is against coal, which is the main source of electricity for 21 states. In their research, Heritage experts analyzed a phase-out of coal (thanks to the EPA's regulations) between 2015 and 2038.
Here are their dire warnings. By the end of 2023, they project:
* Employment falls by nearly 600,000 jobs (270,000 in manufacturing). * Coal-mining jobs drop 30 percent. * A family of four's annual income drops more than $1,200 per year, and its total income drops by nearly $24,400 over the entire period of analysis.
And for what?
Certainly not helping the environment. The authors sum it up: "President Obama's climate plan would have a chilling effect on the economy, not the climate."
They explain that "regulations aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions will have no meaningful effect on global climate change. The EPA admitted this in its own proposed rule."
So – hundreds of thousands of lost jobs, thousands in lost income, higher prices across the board—and "no noticeable climate impact." That's what these regulations mean.
It's important to remember that these rules are being developed by unelected bureaucrats at the whim of the Obama Administration. We've already learned that the Administration delayed a number of controversial regulations, including energy-related ones, conveniently until after the 2012 election. Why? Because they're harmful to Americans.
The authority to make such sweeping changes doesn't belong to these unelected bureaucrats, the Heritage experts say. Congress should take back its power and prevent these rules from inflicting harm on the economy – and our wallets.
From The Daley Gator: http://thedaleygator.wordpress.com/
Hitler/Obama. One and the Same.
Found at 90 miles: http://ninetymilesfromtyranny.blogspot.com/
Hitler and Obama use the same Tactics
Written About Hitler but it describes Obama Perfectly
A brief excerpt taken from the OSS Psychological Profile of Hitler, Part Three
"He is a master of the art of propaganda. Ludecke writes: "He has a matchless instinct for taking advantage of every breeze to raise a political whirlwind. No official scandal was so petty that he could not magnify it into high treason; he could ferret out the most devious corruption in high places and plaster the town with the bad news."
"His primary rules were: never allow the public to cool off; never admit a fault or wrong; never concede that there may be some good in your enemy; never leave room for alternatives; never accept blame; concentrate on one enemy at a time and blame him for everything that goes wrong; people will believe a big lie sooner than a little one; and if you repeat it frequently enough people will sooner or later believe it.
"Hitler's ability to repudiate his own conscience in arriving at political decisions has eliminated the force which usually checks and complicates the forward-going thoughts and resolutions of most socially responsible statesmen. He has, therefore, been able to take that course of action which appeals to him as most effective without pulling his punches. The result has been that he has frequently outwitted his adversaries and attained ends which would not have been as easily attained by a normal course. Nevertheless, it has helped to build up the myth of his infallibility and invincibility.
"Equally important has been his ability to persuade others to repudiate their individual consciences and assume that role himself. He can then decree for the individual what is right and wrong, permissible or impermissible and can use them freely in the attainment of his own ends. As Goering has said: 'I have no conscience. My conscience is Adolph Hitler.' "
Obama Wants People in The Heat and Dark Because You will Not Be Able to Afford Electricity When He Gets Finished
Obama Planning to Circumvent Congress to Deliberately Drive Up Energy Prices
Tyranny is always an end in itself for tyrants — but it can't be marketed that way. Nazis sold tyranny as a quest for racial purity; communists sold it as economic justice. In the USSA, the label reads "saving the planet." The sugar coating is never effective except on the most bovine. For the rest, there is force. That's why Obama is planning to circumvent congress to ram through his phony climate agenda:
President Obama is launching fresh battles over climate change with plans to curb emissions using executive powers that sidestep Congress — including controversial rules to cut carbon pollution from existing power plants.
The wide-ranging plan, which Obama will tout in a speech later Tuesday, also beefs up federal efforts to help deploy low-carbon and renewable energy…
That is, still more hundreds of $billions of borrowed money will be flushed down corrupt green energy boondoggles like Solyndra, Abound Solar, Beacon Power, et cetera, so as to enrich Obama's allies and campaign donors.
The plan is designed to get around Congress, where major climate bills have no political traction. White House spokesman Jay Carney said Monday that Obama's executive approach "reflects reality."
The reality is that only a dictator unconcerned with voter retaliation would allow the EPA to impose crippling restrictions on power plants that will send energy prices through the stratosphere, dragging unemployment along as businesses collapse under the weight of unpayable power bills. Thus, Congress will be cut out of the loop.
Coal is our most readily abundant energy source. The Obama Regime is openly calling for a war against it. According to White House "climate advisor" Daniel P. Schrag:
"The one thing the president really needs to do now is to begin the process of shutting down the conventional coal plants. Politically, the White House is hesitant to say they're having a war on coal. On the other hand, a war on coal is exactly what's needed."
To win this mostly furtive war, Obama has raised the cost of the carbon emissions by 60%.
Meanwhile, even the liberal press is salvaging some credibility by admitting that there is no global warming of any significance, and that the climate models socialists have used as a Trojan horse to impose a centralized economy along the lines of the Soviet Union are false:
Climate experts have long predicted that temperatures would rise in parallel with greenhouse gas emissions. But, for 15 years, they haven't. In a SPIEGEL interview, meteorologist Hans von Storch discusses how this "puzzle" might force scientists to alter what could be "fundamentally wrong" models.
Vladimir Putin is not trying to deprive us of our primary energy source. Neither is Mahmoud Ahmadinejad or Xi Jinping. The American people have no worse enemy than the Obama Regime.
On tips from Stormfax, Dr. 9, G. Fox, and Henry. Hat tip: CFACT.
From Moonbattery: http://moonbattery.com/
Some Excerpts from The Nuthouse
On Monday,
the harridans of the National Organization for Women announce the great discovery, that it is a bad thing for men to beat women black and blue. We wonder what took them so long to discover it. APPLES FALL TO THE GROUND, runs the headline, with the helpful addition, Effects on Agriculture Undetermined.
On Tuesday,
the same harridans announce the great discovery, that it is a good thing for women to join the infantry, to confront not boyfriends, but enemy men who will be at the peak of their physical prowess, armed to the teeth, and filled with the rage of killing and plunder and rape. The chivalry or plain common decency that once protected a woman against brawling—or war—is derided as a masculine plot to keep women in subjection. Women must be free to be conscripted.
On Wednesday,
the keepers of our national morality inveigh against a priest or a coach who entices a teenage boy into sodomy.
On Thursday,
the same keepers inveigh against the Boy Scouts, for shying away from scoutmasters who might do the same.
On Friday,
the feminists in an alphabet-soup alliance of people with various sexual proclivities will protest against pornography, the technical term for smutty pictures. Their grounds are that it turns women into objects of sexual consumption.
On Saturday,
the same people, boldly proclaim the right of both women and men to fornicate, coldly, aloofly if that is possible, with people whom they do not love; it is recreation.
Excerpted Welcome to the Mental Ward by Anthony Esolen
From American Digest: http://americandigest.org/
Never Forget…
Survivors gaze at rescuers from the United States Third Army during the liberation of Buchenwald, April 1945.
A Czech doctor (right) prepares to examine a Buchenwald concentration camp inmate while other inmates surround him, awaiting treatment, April 1945.
Examining Buchenwald prisoners after the camp's liberation by U.S. troops, April 1945.
Deformed by malnutrition, a Buchenwald prisoner leans against his bunk after trying to walk. Like other imprisoned slave laborers, he worked in a Nazi factory until too feeble.
Prisoners at Buchenwald during the camp's liberation by American forces, April 1945
Prisoners, too emaciated to walk, at Buchenwald during the camp's liberation by American forces, April 1945.
Prisoners at Buchenwald gaze from behind barbed wire during the camp's liberation by American forces, April 1945.
The dead at Buchenwald, April 1945.
The dead at Buchenwald, piled high outside the camp's incinerator plant, April 1945.
The remains of an incinerated prisoner inside a Buchenwald cremation oven, April 1945.
A newly liberated prisoner stands beside a pile of human ashes and bones, Buchenwald, April 1945.
As German officers and Weimar civilians bear witness, after Buchenwald's liberation, to atrocities committed at the camp, a dummy in striped prisoner garb hangs from a gallows — a gruesome demonstration of one of the many public ways that inmates were murdered at the camp.
Prisoners at Buchenwald display their identification tattoos shortly after camp's liberation by Allied forces, April 1945.
German civilians are forced by American troops to bear witness to Nazi atrocities at Buchenwald concentration camp, mere miles from their own homes, April 1945.
German civilians are forced by American troops to bear witness to Nazi atrocities at Buchenwald concentration camp, mere miles from their own homes, April 1945.
Story to Remember:
In the 1920s and 1930s Germany was the most advanced society on Earth in terms of science, technology, philosophy and the arts; every single German Jew who went to the concentration camps was a full citizen of that country – many of whom served their country honorably in the First World War – all of whom arrived in those death camps by obediantly complying with the laws of their land.
Lesson learned:
When the Government says "We are hear to help you," – NEVER trust!
The Israeli monument in front of the Headquarters building at Dachau Concentration Camp says:
Melissa Harris Perry and Hitler Share the Same Philosophy
Found at Mad Medic: http://maddmedic.wordpress.com/
We Are Already There…Now. What Do the Sheeples Not Understand?
Found at 90 miles: http://ninetymilesfromtyranny.blogspot.com/
mooslims and Nazis…SOS
From FIJAW: http://maddmedic.files.wordpress.com/2013/02/sameshit.jpg
Many American Moonbats Now Voting for Fascism
From 90 miles: http://ninetymilesfromtyranny.blogspot.com/
TSA and The Nazis – See Any Difference?
From FIJAW: http://maddmedic.wordpress.com/
The Anti-Gun Bitch is Rolling Again – Hitler and Stalin Would be Proud
Evil, Marxist Witch Calls For Banning More Than 150 Types Of Firearms
Feinstein Calls For Banning More Than 150 Types Of Firearms During Dramatic Press Conference – Daily Caller
California Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein staged a dramatic press conference Thursday on Capitol Hill with 10 weapons at her side and unveiled legislation instituting a government ban on more than 150 types of firearms, including rifles, pistols and shotguns.
Flanked by other anti-gun liberal lawmakers, including New York Sen. Chuck Schumer and Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin, Feinstein announced the introduction of the "Assault Weapons Ban of 2013."
The legislation being pushed by Feinstein – who has long history of calling for gun bans – would prohibit the sale, transfer, importation and manufacture of certain firearms.
During the press event at the Dirksen Senate Office Building, the Democrats described these firearms as "dangerous military-style assault weapons." The bill would also ban high-capacity ammunition feeding devices that can hold more than 10 rounds.
Feinstein said the country's "weak" gun laws allow massacres like the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting occur.
"Getting this bill signed into law will be an uphill battle, and I recognize that – but it's a battle worth having," Feinstein said in literature handed to reporters at the Thursday event.
Others who joined the Democrats for the press conference included Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter and Washington National Cathedral dean Gary R. Hall.
This sort of stunt from Feinstein – displaying weapons for dramatic effect while discussing new gun laws – is hardly new. Joe Morrissey, a Democratic delegate in Virginia, caught some colleagues by surprise last week by bringing an AK-47 onto the floor of the House of Delegates while calling for gun control.
And David Gregory, the moderator of NBC's "Meet the Press," found himself in hot water for displaying a high-capacity gun magazine during an interview with a leader of the National Rifle Association in December. NBC studios are in Washington D.C., where having possession of such magazines is illegal. While DC police investigated the incident, no charges were filed.
From the Daley Gator: http://thedaleygator.wordpress.com/
One of Obama's Hats – Fascism
There are many varieties of fascism, but the principal elements are:
A single party dictatorship, headed by a charismatic leader.
- A politics of enthusiasm, involving the masses in ritual public celebration, and direct exchanges between the leader and his followers en masse.
- Hypernationalism, or, in the Nazi case, racism, based on the claim that the nation or race is unique, superior, and entitled to play a major role in world affairs.
- The aforementioned "corporate state" in which private property is legitimate, but the state dictates its proper use.
– Faster, Please! » Where Fascism Lives
From American Digest: http://americandigest.org/
More of The Nation's Sheriffs Refusing to Obey Obama's Fascist Gun Laws
Number Of Nation's Sheriffs Refusing To Enforce Unconstitutional Gun Laws Snowballs
By Gregory Gwyn-Williams, Jr. – CNSNews
- Sheriff Craig Zanni wrote, "I have and will continue to uphold my Oath of Office including supporting the Second Amendment," in a letter to Coos County citizens.
- Douglas County Sheriff John Hanlin said he would refuse to enforce any new Federal gun law he believes is unconstitutional.
- In a letter to Vice President Joe Biden, Grant County Sheriff, Glenn Palmer writes: "I will not tolerate nor will I permit any federal incursion within the exterior boundaries of Grant County, Oregon, where any type of gun control legislation aimed at disarming law -abiding citizens is the goal or objective."
- Sheriff Gil Gilbertson of Josephine County told Biden in a letter: "Any rule, regulation, or executive order repugnant to the constitutional rights of the citizens of this County will be ignored by this office."
- Sheriff Tim Mueller of Linn County, Oregon says his department will not participate in any overreaching and unconstitutional federal firearms restrictions.
For a list of more sheriffs who are standing up against new gun regulations, please click here.
Obama: Looking More Like Stalin, Mao, and Hitler Every Day
Found at Moonbattery: http://moonbattery.com/
Fascist Mayor Bloomberg Deciding Again What is Best For "The Common Commie Good"
What A Fascist Sounds Like
It sounds exactly like New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
From Politicker, Colin Campbell reporting [tip of the fedora to the Drudge Report][emphasis mine]:
Yesterday, Mayor Michael Bloomberg and city officials unveiled a new initiative to limit supplies of prescription painkillers in the city's emergency rooms as a way to combat what they described as a growing addiction problem in the region. Some critics, as documented by The New York Times, however, felt the move would unnecessarily hurt poor and uninsured patients who use emergency rooms as their primary care doctor. Needless to say, Mr. Bloomberg was not swayed by this line of argument.
"The city hospitals we control, so…we're going to do it and we're urging all of the other hospitals to do it, voluntary guidelines [Bob: For now...]. Somebody said, oh, somebody wrote, 'Oh then maybe there won't be enough painkillers for the poor who use the emergency rooms as their primary care doctor,'" the mayor said on his weekly radio show with John Gambling. "Number one, there's no evidence of that [Bob: So you're a doctor now, bubbie?]. Number two, supposing it is really true so you didn't get enough painkillers and you did have to suffer a little bit. The other side of the coin is people are dying and there's nothing perfect….There's nothing that you can possibly do where somebody isn't going to suffer and it's always the same group [claiming], 'Everybody is heartless.' Come on, this is a very big problem." [Bob: Bloomberg to those in pain, 'Hey, if you gotta suffer so I can solve this problem I think exists because I'm so damn smart, well...tough - individuals don't matter to me 'cause the greater good is more important than any one person'.]
In the same interview, Mr. Bloomberg stressed the initiative's simple rationale is to prevent extra pills from piling up in the cabinets of New Yorkers who no longer need them, where they can pose a health risk if they're abused. [Bob: Like that's you're f'ing business, Mikey]
"We talk about drugs, heroin and crack and marijuana, this is one of the big outbursts–and it's a lot worse around the country than it is here. It's kids and adults getting painkillers and using them for entertainment purposes, or whatever field of purposes, as opposed to what they are designed for," he explained. "If you break a leg, you're going to be in pain, nothing wrong with getting something that reduces the pain. But if you get 20 days worth of pills and you only need them 3 days, there's 17 days sitting there. Invariably some of the kids are going to find them, or you're going to take them and get you addicted." [Bob: Bloomberg, 'Leave it to me; I'll be telling you how many pain pills you can get — oh, and remember: you will breastfeed if you have a baby: that iz un order.]
Mr. Bloomberg also argued the number of pain pills currently being prescribed had even contributed to an uptick in violent crimes outside of pharmacies from robbers looking to steal the drugs.
"You see there's a lot more hold-ups of pharmacies, people getting held up as they walk out of pharmacies," he explained. "What are they all about? They're not trying to steal your shaving cream or toothpaste at the point of a gun. They want these drugs." [Bob: Methinks restricting the number of pills that can be prescribed is just around the fasces corner.]
This man is a menace.
When are you New Yorkers going to summon some testicular fortitude and tell this tinpot despot 'NO!'?
From Bob Belvedere: http://thecampofthesaints.org/


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History-Altering Decisions
I believe in the power of one thing leading to another. The assassination of JFK leads to national mourning, which leads to public sympathy for his programs, which leads to LBJ getting the Civil Rights Act passed into law. The space program leads to landing on the moon, which leads to the development of super-satellites, which leads to instant information access, which leads to you downloading free Internet pornography right onto your cell phone as you drive. The "butterfly ballot"—a confusing two-option punch system inflicted on a crucial slice of Florida's voters in 2000—was part of the same type of progress. As a country we should thank it for the eventual presidency of Barack Obama. As an individual I should thank it for the movie Recount and my subsequent Emmy nomination for playing the role of Democratic operative Michael Whouley. Of course, the butterfly (ballot, not insect) first gave us eight years of George Bush Jr., a privileged son with a frat-house brain and a truly astonishing lack of talent for speaking in public. But at the end of the chain we ended up with our first African-American president, a man whose penchant for reaching out to the rest of the world landed him the additional title of Nobel laureate. The headlines should have read: "World to America: We're Ready to Forgive You." Not a bad trade-off. Obama wins the peace prize, I lose an Emmy. Guess I took one for the team. Thank you, butterfly ballot.


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Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe was available for questions at the Nike Media Summit Tuesday. I got as much of Bowe's comments on video as possible, though due to some technical issues I had to pick and choose my spots. I'll be bringing you some different clips over the next couple of days.
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So for the past few months I have been fighting bedtime with Kaylee. She won't sleep in her crib. I usually let her fall asleep on me and when I go to put her in her crib, she wakes up and freaks out on me. She starts screaming and reaching for me. I dont know if she is scared of her crib or what. She will sleep pretty much anywhere but her crib. Lately she has been sleeping in bed with me, but I am ready to have my bed back and be able to sleep with DH.
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Hilda Morrison Harned of Lexington and formerly of Hodgenville, will celebrate her 90th birthday on July 28, 2014.
She was born July 28, 1924, to John William and Bessie Woodall Morrison.
She is a registered nurse and the former administrator of Sunrise Manor Nursing Home. She and her husband, Henry, now deceased, have one daughter, Donna Vela.
The reception will be 2-4 p.m. Sunday, July 13, at the Hodgenville Christian Church annex on Lincoln Square.
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Ms. Sarah Quesenberry-Graham of Buffalo, announces the engagement and upcoming wedding of her daughter, Chelsie Fay Morrison, to Michael Ray West, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garland West of Brandenburg.
The bride-to-be is a graduate of the University of Kentucky with a bachelor of arts degree in elementary education. She is employed as a second-grade teacher at Brandenburg Primary School.
The prospective groom is a graduate of the University of Kentucky with a dual degree in economics and finance. He works at Jefferson National Financial in Louisville.
When Perry Huccaby talks about directing a mixed choir, he's not just talking about four-part harmony but also the inter-denominational makeup of the Young at Heart singers.
"Right now we have 22 members representing nine churches," said Huccaby, who has directed the group at First Baptist Church in Hodgenville for the past five years.
Members include Southern, Missionary, and Separate Baptists, Methodists. Huccaby added that at one time the choir had a Christian Scientologist and 13 churches represented.
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The LaRue County Public Library will hold a reception at 5 p.m. July 3 in honor of Sarah Graff earning her paraprofessional certification for librarians. Punch and cookies will be provided by Friends of the Library.
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A new permanent monument has been placed to commemorate the multi-generational history of the local farm known as the J.V. Williams Farms, Inc.
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J.V. Williams, who lived from 1893 to 1967, and his wife Katherine Dunn Williams, purchased the first 114 acres in 1919 for $3,000.
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RAF FAIRFORD, England – While deployed here at RAF Fairford, airmen from throughout Air Force Global Strike Command maintain focus on the mission using the four Air Force pillars of resiliency.
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Jones, a defender with the 509th Security Forces Squadron at Whiteman Air Force Base, Mo., said that when life throws challenges at her, she recites the Philippians 4:13 biblical verse.
David Miller enlisted in the U.S. Navy in July 1958 as a high school senior. He took a flight out of Louisville with two others from Elizabethtown, arriving in San Diego, California, for basic training.
On the flight to San Diego, he met a young mother traveling with her handicapped daughter. This was the beginning of a long friendship with her and her husband, who was a surgeon at Harbor City Hospital.
When he received his first weekend pass, his friend Bob picked him up and they toured Hollywood.
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Politics & Olympics: Ideals and Realities
The Olympics are an event where the world can come together to celebrate the peak of human performance in peace. Oh, wait. I may be an obsessive when it comes to the Olympic ideals, but I'm not blind. I understand that there is a stark difference at times between the dreams of the Olympic charter and the reality of the world it sits in. As much as Pierre de Coubertin wished for an Olympics without politics, as long as sportsmen are competing under their national flag, there always will be. As long as it remains the largest human event outside of war, it will always attract commercial interest as well from profit seeking companies keen to advertise to the masses. How brilliant then that there is an exhibition being displayed in the Free Word Centre titled: Politics & Olympics: Ideals and Realities (FREE). The small collection of posters and pictures lays out the juxtaposing positions of the Olympic movement, the IOC and LOCOG that highlight the contradictions that will forever be present when it comes to the Games. From posters surrounding the 1936 Nazi Olympics to a hackney teenagers pictures from outside the excluding fences on the 2012 Olympic park, the exhibition is intriguing and enlightening. If you're a cynic, there is lots to feast upon. If you're a super-fan, it's a useful insight into the Olympics' less than ideal journey through history. Well worth a visit.


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This chandelier is pretty in burnished brass and classic white — and check out that arrow on the bottom!by Ruby Lane
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Trendy arrows in mint green belong on a wall or displayed in a fun spot.by Etsy
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Check out the brass arrows on the bottom of the tall box. It's a super stylish way to bring an arrow motif to your home.by 1stdibs
Anna Maria Horner Voile Field Study Fabric, Saffron by Finch Sewing Studio - $16.00 [ Link ]
Here is some more fabric with a subtle nod to arrows. Point the way!by Etsy
Vintage Wood Wabi-Sabi Candleholders by Loverly Vintage [ Link ]
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The Gospel Music Association, 94FM The Fish and CCM Magazine present Christian music's biggest night - the 45th Annual Dove Awards at Allen Arena Tuesday, October 7th. There's only one way to see it live. Be there! The Gospel Music Association announces multi-Dove Award winning powerhouses Bart Millard of MercyMe and Lecrae as co-hosts for the 45th Annual GMA Dove Awards.
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Mellon Legal Writing Program
The Mellon Legal Writing Program provides academic support to students at the Law School who wish to improve their writing, exam-taking, and study skills. The Program Director works with students to enhance basic writing skills through a series of Writing Workshops focusing on sentence structure and paragraphing concerns, as well as issues relating to organization and structure.
The Mellon program offers an intensive three-day summer class to prepare incoming students for the study of law. The summer preparation class is available to students from under-represented groups, students entering law school after having pursued other interests, and students who have under-performed on standardized tests, such as the LSAT, in contrast to other parts of their outstanding academic record. The preparation class is usually held the same week as Orientation week and students will be notified by the Admissions Office of the exact time and place.
A series of workshops focusing on how to successfully prepare for and take law school examinations is included in the Mellon Program. Exam preparation sessions include general discussion regarding the form and substance of law school exams, as well as more specific guidance relating to particular topics and classes. Students have an opportunity to take practice exams and receive feedback from the Program Director.
Individual tutoring is also available to first-year law students through referral by the student's Legal Analysis and Writing teacher. In addition, The Program Director is assisted by second- and third-year law students who have distinguished themselves in their legal studies, and who have been selected and rigorously trained as Mellon Legal Writing Program Teaching Fellows. For more information on the Mellon Legal Writing Program, you may contact the Director, Dean Kevin Deasy, at 412-648-5642, or at email@example.com.


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The Wheel of Time turns, and Ages come and pass, leaving memories that become legend. Legend fades to myth, and even myth is long forgotten when the Age that gave it birth comes again. In one Age, called the Third Age by some, an Age yet to come, an Age long past, a wind rose across the world known as Azeroth. The wind was not the beginning. There are neither beginnings nor endings to the turning of the Wheel of Time. But it was a beginning.


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The famed Wallabee by Clark's Originals, gets another revamp, this time in conjunction with Japan's Loopwheeler.
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Obama's Inevitable Crackberry Withdrawal
Let's just agree that comparing the Obama campaign, and now the Obama transition, to Michael Ritchie's 1972 film The Candidate is already a cliché, to be avoided in serious political commentary. But let's make that agreement starting tomorrow, because, frankly, the comparison is just too delicious. Reading the coverage of the campaign, and the way the Obama team is now dropping back to Clinton veterans for the transition, you can just hear Obama's mellifluous voice saying "But what do we do now?"
The most recent of those comes in the recent New York Times article "Lose the BlackBerry? Yes He Can, Maybe". It seems that Obama, as well as having his documented issues with getting off tobacco, is a Blackberry addict. I sympathize: I've watched friends dealing with the "crackberry" problem — the sniveling, the nervous thumbs, the haunted look.
The problem? It's not clear that email is consistent with the job and legal requirements of the commander in chief. One important reason is security: it is extremely difficult to securely transmit email, making sure it's only received by the intended recipient, and it only gets worse when the email is transmitted over the air as it would be to a BlackBerry. There are encrypted military networks that are considered relatively secure, but the president, by definition, pretty well has "need to know" for anything, and constantly is synthesizing and deciding issues that may affect many different topics and areas. The technical term for this kind of message traffic, from the security standpoint, is "a nightmare."
What's more, it's not just the content of his emails that can be revealing: as I discussed in my recent article about the security risks of using Twitter, there is another kind of intelligence gathering, called traffic analysis, in which the mere fact that a message is being transmitted can provide information to an adversary. (There is a famous example of traffic analysis that came out of Desert Storm, the first Iraqi campaign. It seems that as planning for the initial attack began, there were many late nights worked in the Pentagon. People forced to work late need food, and a common practice at the Pentagon was to order out for pizza. Some smart reporter realized this, and started paying the local Domino's for information; when the demand for late night pizza surged, they had good reason to think that something was up.)
An interested foreign power might very well be able to tell a lot about what was happening, just by observing the number of messages the president sent during the course of a day.
What's more, while BlackBerries do have encryption, the truth is they are not really very secure.


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E f316K • Masterworks of Literature: World
Course Description
What is a self, an individual? Is it a single entity or is it always entangled with others? Is it something created by history, by politics, by art, by culture or by the divine? Or does it fashion itself? Does it change over time and across space? At some level, art is always concerned with making and unmaking the individual and with freeing or chaining this being. Tracking texts from Classical Greece, Palestine and India to medieval Europe and Japan, we will focus on the continuing, and sometimes desperate, attempts of ancient and early modern artists and authors both to phrase and to answer this question. Expected names from the western canon, like Euripides, Shakespeare, Goethe and Baudelaire will keep company with Japans Bashô, Russias Pushkin, Brazils Borges and Nigerias Achebe.
While the basis of the course will be the literary texts, we shall pillage often and importantly the resources of the other arts of painting, sculpture and film, especially to conjure back to life the spirits of these past identities in preparation for a spring in which we shall interrogate our own century as it emerges from the twilight of the twentieth-century experiment.
Grading Policy
Class participation 15%
Two midterm exams 35% each
Reading Journal 15%
Attendance will be taken regularly at the start of each class. Each student will be allowed three unexcused absences in the course of the session. Any further absences will lower the students grade by a half grade (i.e. a B becomes a B-, and a B- becomes a C+).
All selections will be from The Norton Anthology of World Masterpieces (Expanded Edition in One Volume, 1997), and will include:
Gilgamesh; Euripides, The Medea; Selections from Chuang Chou; Kâlidâsa, Sákuntalâ; Selections from The Thousand and One Nights; Montaigne's "Of Cannibals"; Shakespeare, Hamlet; Bashô, The Narrow Road to the Interior; Goethe, Faust; Baudelaire, from The Flowers of Evil; Pushkin, The Queen of Spades; Borges, The Garden of Forking Paths; Achebe, Things Fall Apart.


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The Winter War Chapter 1 The War Begins He thought about how long it had taken Jamie to first see him. He had spent months upon months of fruitless efforts, though the boy firmly believed in all of the other spirits, but not in Jack Frost. Then again, nobody believed in Jack Frost. He was just another expression, for when there was a cold nip in the air. Other than that, his blizzards and snow days were just freak weather, or the winter. But that expression had led Jamie to believe.After that snow day, when his mother had mention Jack's name, the boy had questioned her further. "He's the one responsible when there's frost on your window in the morning, or when you feel a chill." That had been the key. The boy already believed in the others: Tooth Fairy, Sandman, Easter Bunny, Santa, Groundhog's Day, and so on, so why not Jack Frost? Jack clearly remembered the day he had thrown a snowball, and when it hit the back of Jamie's head, the boy had turned. Instead
The Winter War Chapter 2Preparing to StrikeNew York City was buried under three feet of snow as Jack Frost landed on the peak of the Empire State Building. He was panting heavily. How had the Easter Bunny found him so fast? And why were there Yetis chasing him around with a large sack? He knew the Yetis worked for North, as he had tried to break into the North Pole's workshop many, many times in the past, but he didn't understand what he had done to upset the spirit of Christmas. The Easter Bunny, he understood. That bunny was out for his head, after what he did on Easter. Jack hadn't realized what day it was until he had tripped over a frozen egg in the middle of the woods, and after a kid picked it up, passing right through Jack as well. He had fled then, fled to the South Pole while the Easter Bunny was still preoccupied with the rest of Easter Sunday. But now he was relentless, following Jack around in those blasted tunnels of his, trying to speak to him before the Yetis appeared
The Winter War Chapter 3The OfferThe night sky was dark and gray, obscured by storm clouds laden with snow and hail. The wind howled, tugged at the fabric of his hoodie and ratty pants, whistling through his white hair. It was below zero in temperature at the South Pole, but Jack Frost wasn't affected. He was a spirit of winter; the chill was nothing to him. No, he just felt cold and numb inside, just the way he liked it. Better to feel numb than to feel all the pain and pent up sorrow. The Guardians wouldn't think to look for him here, but if they did, Jack could easily flee to another cold area and resume his miserable pondering there.The Guardians wanted him to help protect the children? That would be a death sentence for Jack, because once he was officially a Guardian, he would have to depend on the belief of children to survive, and right now there was not one child on the Earth who believed in Jack Frost. There was a saying, sure, but Jack Frost had no reward to give for children wh
The Winter War Chapter 4The BattleAt the Tooth Palace, all was chaos. The Nightmares had swarmed the little tooth fairies, snatching teeth from the glittering golden structures, stampeding around the intricate tile pictures and the pond. The din swallowed up the sound of crashing glass, but when a glowing portal appeared and a sleigh came barreling through, that drew the Nightmare's attention. Neighing and whinnying, the multitude of shadow horses wheeled to face the four Guardians that had appeared. North, of course, threw the reins to Bunnymund and stood up, easily balancing on the bucking and rolling sleigh as he roared a challenge, dual-wielding two hefty blades.The Easter Bunny, fumbling with the leather straps of the reins, was unable to control the reindeer pulling the sleigh and the whole vehicle went careening into the sides of the golden structures, scattering Nightmares and small fairies alike. North slashed left and right, unperturbed, turning nearby Nightmares into nothing but blac
Soif de Sang 3RevengeThe Spy opened his eyes to the sound of laughter. For a moment, he panicked, unsure of where he was. He remembered collapsing outside of the infirmary, and then… nothing. He was lying on his back, his arms loosely splayed over his chest. Out of the corner of his eye, he could see the medigun that had been permanently attached to the ceiling. Overhead, he could hear the cooing of doves and the flapping of wings. It seemed the Medic had found him before he bled out.Grimacing, the Spy sat up, rubbing his balaclava. It was still damp from the rain and the pool, which meant that his team hadn't tried to take it off while he was out. It was a small mercy, at least. It would cost him his job to be seen without the balaclava. Best not to think of that now.He found himself on one of the uncomfortable hospital beds, covered by a thin blanket. He was shirtless, but he still had his pants and belt. His shirt, along with his blazer and shoes, were placed neatly on a ch
Soif de Sang 2Aftershock"You've got blood on your hands."The RED Sniper turned around at the RED Spy's remark, his scowl hidden under his mask and hood. It had only been a few minutes since he had left the BLU Spy lying on the floor of that shack, and he wasn't in the mood for talking."'S not mine," He grunted, shouldering his rifle, and then stalked away, making a beeline for the stairs before anyone else could initiate conversation. He could barely register the voices around him as the team headed for the showers. All he wanted to do was get to the safety of his quarters. Unlike the rest of the team, the Sniper lived in the loft of the base, away from the others. Though the roof was leaky and the place was mostly damp it was the only place where he could think clearly, and remain undisturbed. And presently, that was exactly what he needed to do.The Australian shucked off his boots the instant he slammed the loft door closed and
Pitch and Sandman, Friends and EnemiesThe Fearling nickered softly and pressed it's nose to Pitch's cheek. The Nightmare King glanced to the horse made of black sand and lifted on hand to place upon the birdge of its muzzle. The Fearling rumbled faintly in its throat, its yellow eyes gleaming.Pitch blinked and sighed, withdrawing his hand. His lair was empty. The cages overhead still hung with their doors ajar from the escape of the tooth fairy's a month ago. The was when the Guardians had spoiled Pitch's chance at being seen again. At being feared.The Fearling's ears flicked upward and it whinnied softly. A soft thump came from overhead, causing Pitch to glance upwards to the ceiling of stone. He raised one hand, black sand morphing silently into a scythe but the rumble from above had quieted. Pitch looked bad-temperately to the Fearling."He was just coming back to his lake." He grumbled and turned, sweeping into one of the tunnels with a whoosh of his robes. The Fearling nickered worriedly. Pitch hadn't been the same
It's A Wonder, Wonderland (Jack FrostxReader)Okay so since the most popular stories are characterXReader I decided to try it out! Enjoy! (Your P.O.V *Point Of View*)I hugged my sketchbook to my chest as the cold air blew my (H/C) hair in my face. Thechildren laughed as they threw snowballs and made snowmen. I smiled to myself and keptwalking until I found it. A large oak tree stood in front of me, detailed with snow onits branches. I put my sketchbook in the bag on my bag and fixed my gloves. I grabbedonto the trunk of the tree and hoisted myself up, using my feet to push myself. I keptclimbing until I reached a branch with a small amount of snow on it. Once I got myselfsettled I took out my sketchbook and a pencil. The view of the park and the houses madeit worthwhile for me to draw. I started to sketch as I looked out towards the view infront of me. "That's a beautiful drawing." "Thanks."
Child at Heart (RotG Fanfic) Chp. 1Unbelievable Ten Years AgoLittle Caroline ran worriedly towards her mother with one of her baby teeth between two fingers. A few weeks ago, when her tooth started to wiggle, she thought that it was just a toothache which might eventually get better. Now, to her disappointment, it finally fell out while she was brushing her teeth. Caroline was afraid that all of her teeth will start to fall out but that was because she didn't know it was natural."Mommy! Mommy! Look! Look!" Caroline called. She waved the tooth in the air, trying to catch her mother's attention."What is it sweetheart?" Mrs. Anderson turned away from the dirty dishes she was cleaning."It's my tooth! It fell out!" Caroline said with sad eyes.Mrs. Anderson chuckled as she continued scrubbing. "Oh, Caroline that's okay. In fact, it's good news!"Caroline gave her a skeptical look. "How is it good news, mommy?""It's because you're going to have a visit from the tooth fairy""The tooth fairy?" Caroline beca
A Birthday Wish (Rise of the Guardians)A Birthday WishJack laughed as he won the race against a flock of black geese. "Maybe next time, ganders!" He taunted as the familiar sight of Burgess came into view. With a shout the mischievous teen nose-dived down into the town. It was the day after Easter and there were still signs for the Easter Egg Hunt tacked up in store fronts and street posts.As Jack flew passed one such street post he reached out and snatched a poster. He couldn't wait to show it to Bunnymund at the next Guardian meeting. With a bubbly laugh he tapped the rest of the posters with the curve of his staff and watched a thin layer of frost covered the stylized Easter Bunny as he danced near a large pile of brightly colored eggs. He drifted through to the town towards his destination. When he reached the Bennett's Residence he hovered over to the second window on the second floor and looked in.There was a mug of hot coco on Jamie's desk and the winter sprite grinned with mischief as he gently pushed the
BunnymundXReader: Heat-Haze DaysBunnymundXReader: Heat-Haze DaysBased on a song by Vocaloid ((I listen to Nico Nico Chorus so I can't tell who made the original))Yes, Bunnymund is a bunny in this. Yes, you and the guardians/Jamie and his sister included/ are the only ones who can see him. Just going to point this out.Bunnymund seems more…fitting in my opinion for an "Xreader" story with this song. And he is my second favorite RotG character.Let's begin.~"I found another!" You smiled, running over to pick up another beautifully made egg that sat and hid around the park. Sophie, Jamie's little sister with the crazy blonde hair, Run over next to you, smiling with glee."Mister Easter Bunny said there was 2 more around here, that he had hid in really hard places. " Sophie said, referring to Bunnymund."Alright!" You said, putting the egg into your Easter basket and running off with Sophie to look for the last two. The t
Jack Frost,the only kindness. An icy wind blows through the small window, stirring the blinds and letting in a small wisp of milky moon light.You stand in front of your full length mirror, shirt lifted to the top of your rib cage, examining your bruises. They are no more than a day old but the distinct shape of a hand was still visible on your right side, looking almost like patches of dark mud in contrast of your pale skin. You poke them and wince as the pain brings back fresh memories of his cruel faces. His burning eyes.The smell of beer and blood and sweat still clings to your torn clothes. You force your sore body out of your ragged clothes and into some comfortable sweats, and settle cautiously onto the sill of your window, opening it further to allow the cold breeze to caress your sensitive skin.Looking out over the back yard, you can see the slightest crystals of frost slowly creeping up your beloved oak tree. The tree that held so many memories of your childhood and winters
Rise of a Guardian: Chapter one~Moonlit Walk~It was a beautiful still night. The snow that had been falling for the past few hours had finally stopped, leaving behind a beautiful clear moonlit sky filled with thousands of stars. The man in the moon shined down onto the beautiful winter scene. The snow was fresh and bright, and it practically glowed in the moonlight. It had stuck to the branch of every tree, making the world look as if it was covered in marshmallow frosting. The world was silently sleeping, and all was still and peaceful.It was a sight to behold, but only one pair of eyes would behold it tonight. And that would just so happen to be the creator of this masterpiece; Jack Frost.Currently the boy was perched in a large tree, admiring his handiwork. He leaned on his staff and let out a low whistle. He had really outdone himself this time!His snow white hair and rumpled up cloak came alive as a fresh, brisk breeze came across the scene. He closed his ocean blue eyes as the cool air washed over his pale
Family Connections and RevelationsI'm related to Pitch…Jack still couldn't believe it. Of all the things he imagined finding out about his family, finding that he was Pitch's Moon-knows-how-many-times-great-grandson wasn't one of them. He sat in North's office, looking at the picture that had changed his view on who he thought he was."Does Pitch know?" Jack asked, looking up at the other Guardians.North and Sandy looked at each other before North replied, "No. When he was taken over by the Fearlings, they erased all his memories. He does not remember who he was before.""And who was he during the war?" The War had been long before Jack's time, by several millennia."Pitch was great general," North said. "And he fought on our side.""Wait," Jack interrupted. "Pitch was a good guy?"North nodded. "He had daughter he left behind, though. One day, captured Fearlings tricked him into thinki
Easter and Winter(request)The aurora borealis lit up the night sky. Jack looked up curiously. Why would North be calling the Guardians? As far as Jack knew, nothing had threatened the children since Pitch had been defeated. Calling the wind, Jack took off for the North Pole.Flying in through an open window, Jack looked around North's workshop. The Yetis and elves were unconcerned, going about the early Christmas preparations as they usually did.Strolling through the main workshop, Jack worked his way over to North's office, following the sound of raised voices. Something must really be wrong, Jack thought, his staff slung over his shoulder.Jack didn't know what to expect, but what he saw as he opened the door to the office definitely wasn't it.Sandy, North, and Tooth were all gathered around North's desk, where a small rabbit was crouching."Kangaroo?" Jack asked incredulously, unable to believe his eyes. The normally seven-foot-tall Pookah warrior and Guardian was
The Winter War PrologueAlone AgainThe small body inside the coffin was pale, limbs arranged so that he appeared to be only asleep. He was wearing his favorite pair of pajamas, with a small white stuffed rabbit clutched in his dead arms. Jamie looked so peaceful, so serene, his mouth tugged up in a small hint of that mischievous grin that Jack Frost loved so much. He looked like he would wake up any second, ready to enjoy the snow day Jack had prepared for the two of them on Christmas morning. Yet his skin was cold to the touch, cold as the winter snow that Jack ruled over, lifeless, and pale. And as the church bells rung in Christmas day, the spirit known as Jack Frost had lost the only person he considered family in over three hundred years of loneliness.For hours, the winter spirit kneeled by the open coffin in the town's church, tears freezing on his cheeks as he gently stroked the boy's soft hair, his staff laying in one of the pews where it had been tossed aside in grief. Jamie
Poetic PsychosisIn thirty seconds, the next shell would fall. Every night was the same, but every night Lorenzo experienced it as if it were the first time. His throat felt swollen; breathing was hard. He glanced around at the others; young men like him who had been shipped out in the name of honour and freedom. There was no honour in this, no freedom. Only death behind your eyelids, and a fear so gutting, that it carved out your innards and left you a hollow husk. Lorenzo tried to breathe, tried to assure himself that he was still whole, still made of flesh. They had lied when they told him he was ready.Matteo ran towards him, arms out, rifle swinging uselessly at his side. He shouted for him to run, but Lorenzo remained motionless, unable to move as his friend's warning was lost in the constant blare of gunfire. None of them were ready."The cycle is repeating. It is not safe." The voice was soft and weak, yet it carried over the gunfire and battle cries without impediment.Lorenz
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Out with the old, in with the new.
In the wake of Rick Nash being traded to the New York Rangers on Monday, Columbus Blue Jackets General Manager Scott Howson announced that 2012 NHL Draft first round pick Ryan Murray had been signed to a standard three-year, entry-level contract on Tuesday. Murray, the draft's second overall pick, completes a trifecta of this year's top draft picks with entry-level contracts: first overall draft pick Nail Yakupov and third overall pick Alex Galchenyuk both signed their contracts on Monday with the Edmonton Oilers and the Montreal Canadiens respectively.
The 18-year-old defenseman from White City, Saskatchewan was a standout on the Western Hockey League's Everett Silvertips, where he was named Rookie of the Year for the 2009-10 season with his 5-22-27, +33 and 31 PIM in 52 games. In the 2010-11 season he registered 6-40-46 with a +18 and 45 PIM in 70 games, and the 2011-12 season saw him record 9-22-31 and 31 PIM in 46 games, giving him top honors among defensemen on the team in goals, assists and points. He was also a member of Canada's bronze-medal winning team at the 2012 World Junior Championships and was on the Canadian team at the 2012 World Championships.
Many hockey writers speculated as early as the draft that Murray could make the Blue Jackets roster right out of training camp in September. At the recent Blue Jackets development camp, held the first week of July, he was one of the big standouts with his speed, agility, puck handling skills and effortless defensive moves. If his performance at camp is any indication, fans may just see him playing at Nationwide Arena this fall, and his presence may very well bolster the team and give them the confidence they need to win.