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This guitar is mind blowing in most respects. I have owned this for several months now and since I have aquired a good feel for it, I decided to give an honest review. I know there are a lot of radical body styles out there but this has long been one of my favorites. It was co-designed by Rick Derringer around early '80s if my memory doesn't fail me. Very much a star body with rounded points and a curvy body, I have wanted one since I first noticed them way back. As for seven string axes this one has a wider neck than most others. I found I prefer the wider feel even though I don't have real big hands. It just feels like a serious shred machine not for the weak. And I am not poking fun at anyone but I do mean you will probably have some difficulty playing this guitar if you are not an avid player who keeps your fret hand well excersized. It definitely does not feel like a toy. With the wider spacing especially at the bridge and a very flat radius this guitar is a shred monster. Once I got my hands on this and adjusted to the feel I simply got rid of my other seven string as I figured I would never play it again. Another thing mentined by another review was something about the reverse headstock adding to the tone and sustain of the B string. In cases where ther is no string lock I could understand that point because longer string length equals more tension, but with all the strings locked at the same point on the nut, I believe it negates that quality. Of course who's to say that person didn't eliminate the string lock which would give him a valid argument. All that aside if I were to rate this guitar a 10 it would need a tone control. I can live without it because I have an arsenal of pedals to alter my tone as needed but a tone control is nice for tweaking on the fly. Also I plan on adding a machined brass sustain block. The one that comes with the guitar is cast metal and I was a bit disappointed that the so called original Floyd Rose would not come with a better sustain block.
I have wanted a B. C. Rich Stealth for a long time. The recent addition of a seven string made it the one to go to for me. On top of that the original Floyd Rose made it un avoidable when wrapped up with a nice price tag. I wanted to give it a 10 in this catagory but a few short comings earned it less. In fact I almost was tempted to give it an 8 but the positives keep it a solid 9. As one review stated, it is a bit neck heavy but not as bad as some guitars I have played. I found that using a medium wide leather strap with a coarse (suede) back side is about all that is required to keep the neck from dropping. Forget about using the poly/nylon type straps. Possibly moving the strap buttons might cure the problem but I can't get myself to drill any new holes in it any time soon. I also want to add that the finish appears to be thin as you can see traces of the body wood grain when held up to the light. This could be a plus if you own it for a long time and like the road worn look as years of playing should begin to give through the finish (my opinion). It is still very glossy and I feel that the very slight grain showing through adds character but some players might not like this. In general I will view this as a con due to the fact that I have owned far cheaper guitars with much thicker finishes. I would not want to try to rub out any scratches for fear of rubbing through the finish. Ok now that I have bashed the paint job I have to tell you about the neck. To me the neck is the most important aspect of any guitar and this one is the reason I love this guitar. Simply put, it is AWSOME! The finish on the neck and even the body sides look much thicker than the body top and back. The fret job is beautifly smooth on the edges and frets were polished to mirror like perfection. The neck is wide of corse, as it is a seven string, but it is also a good bit wider than an Ibanez seven string which I owned.
Pros:Active EMG PupsOriginal (seven string design) FloydAwsome reverse headstock!Bound 24 fret ebony finger boardDiamond fret position markersNeck through constructionCons:Slightly neck heavyThin looking finish (wood grain showing through)
Quality is a 9 as per the features and overall ratings mention.
Despite a 9 rating in all other catagories I have to go with a 10 in value because it is simply the best I could find at less than $1000.
Comments about B.C. Rich Stealth Pro Marc Rizzo 7-String Electric Guitar:
Overall, it hangs slightly neck heavy so know this. If you dont like pointy guitars or play mostly at home, get a comfortable shape. This has great features for a great price. I prefer it over esp, schecter and ibanez. Neck through rules, bolt on and set necks can get bent, physically and literally imho.
Original fr, Neck through, great fret job. single voume and switch. emg 81/85 for 7 strings. These are the features that I require aside from a tremel-no. Reverse headstock...i swear it adds tone and sustain to the low b.
8 out of 10 all the way. for the price and the features its outstanding. the paint is fairly fragile but i still have no chips or dings a year and a half later.
I payed a lot more than you can get one now for so, GO FOR IT.
Comments about B.C. Rich Stealth Pro Marc Rizzo 7-String Electric Guitar:
Excellent build-quality. High-end hardware. Very fast action. Quality Original Floyd Trem (not a knock-off). Stunning looks. Sounds thick and tight. Setup was okay off-the-wall, needed a little tweaking. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with this guitar purchase.
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The uncanny valley is a hypothesis in the field of robotics[1]and 3Dcomputer animation,[2][3] which holds that when human replicas look and act almost, but not perfectly, like actual human beings, it causes a response of revulsion among human observers. The "valley" refers to the dip in a graph of the comfort level of humans as a function of a robot's human likeness.The term was coined by the robotics professor Masahiro Morias Bukimi no Tani Genshō (不気味の谷現象) in 1970. The hypothesis has been linked to Ernst Jentsch's concept of "the uncanny" identified in a 1906 essay, "On the Psychology of the Uncanny".[4][5][6] Jentsch's conception was elaborated bySigmund Freud in a 1919 essay entitled "The Uncanny" ("Das Unheimliche").[7]
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Lisa M. DeMay, 44, of 229 Mill St., Johnsonburg, died Friday afternoon, Feb. 15, 2013 at Elk Regional Health Center in St. Marys.
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A Johnsonburg man charged with operating a methamphetamine lab out of his residence was sentenced in Elk County Court to five to 10 years in state prison.
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JOHNSONBURG – The Johnsonburg Rams (21-2) had no trouble Friday as they cruised to a 66-22 win over Brockway (14-7). With the win, the Rams will play tonight at 7:30 p.m. at St. Marys Area High School against Elk County Catholic (18-5) for the Allegheny Mountain League [AML] crown.
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With a footprint of just under 1,000 square feet, the new house was constructed using clay, sand, straw, and water bricks clad in recycled sheets of aluminum, and then accented with recycled shipping pallets. It gets hot and dusty on the reservation in the summer, so the design team raised the house four feet off the ground with recycled telephone poles, which encourages wind-swept sand to settle below and cool air to ventilate the home naturally. Absolutely no mechanical systems are required to keep the house either cool or warm.
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During winter, the desert quickly becomes cold and hostile, so the team built a wonderful rocket stove powered by small bits of kindling that heats up the whole house in a jiffy. The southern exposure is glazed for optimum solar gain, in-floor radiant heating provides more warmth if needed, and vertical solar panels heat water. Finally, a gutted roof harvests rainwater, which is stored in a 2,000 gallon cistern buried underground. Please read our interview with Design Build Bluff's founder Hank Louis to get a sense of other inspiring projects that have transformed the lives of lucky people like Suzie Whitehorse.
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Yup. No cell phones, no video games, no noise, actually having to use your imagination, reading, interacting with your environment, relying on other folks and in turn supporting them. Having your body rhythms attuned to the earth, knowing how to support yourself with local resources. Oh, those poor kids. They'll probably grow up to be whole persons you'd love to know.
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- Hey, you people. If you're looking at this section, you obviously have nothing better to do, do you? The name's Karlos, but you call me World King, W.K., or Leon. Bilingual mexican, (take that, americans) better than 70% of certain americans. I'm just a good battler that has been on the Pokémon Franchise for years, and that's given me fine battler abilites, with some minor changes to make; well, I've already retired from playing Pokémon, so... My true nature is usually a cold-hearted self without any special treatment to most people I don't know nor care about; seriously, I've gotten quite sick of people, so eh... Still, random newbies that just want to expand their friend lists: **** off! If you REALLY want to add me; get to know me.
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No change, I can change, I can change, I can change; but I'm here, in my mold, I am here, in my mold, but off a million different people from one then to the next I change, my mold, no no, no no no no no no..."
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--Study Shows Historical Lessons Support Continuation of Open Communication Networks --
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"This report demonstrates that independent ISPs and their customers are being driven from the marketplace, not by competition but by a ruthless and deliberate denial of competition," said Dr. Mark Cooper, CFA's Research Director, and author of the report. Internet service providers representing the largest state ISP Associations, the Texas ISP Association, the California ISP Association and EarthLink, joined CFA.
"Independent ISPs brought the Internet to the public and played a key role in the successful commercialization of the Internet. It can be argued that ISPs were the killer application for the PC," said David Robertson, Vice President, Texas ISP Association and President of San Antonio based ISP, STIC.NET.
The study, "The Role of ISPs in the Growth of the Commercial Internet " shows the importance of ISPs using open communications networks to propel the growth of the Internet. The CFA report concludes that the Administration's current approach will allow dominant cable and telephone companies to deny access to advanced telecommunications networks and will do considerable harm to the interests of consumers.
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high-speed Internet access market by pointing out that in the open
environment where the Internet was born:
- There have been over 15 ISPs for every 100,000 subscribers while on the broadband Internet, because network owners exclude and impede unaffiliated ISPS, there are fewer than 2 per 100,000 subscribers.
- Cable and telephone companies have only about 5 percent of the narrowband market, where they have to compete. While they have captured about 95 percent of the broadband market, where they leverage control of their wires.
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independent ISPs, the cable companies preclude 99.9 percent of all ISPs
from offering Internet access to consumers. It documents a host of
anticompetitive network design decisions and business practices of both
cable and telephone companies that undermine the ability of consumers
to use independent ISPs for broadband Internet access.
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- Prices have risen in recent years, in spite of declining costs, a sure sign of monopoly power.
- In contrast to the narrowband Internet, which saw a constant stream of innovations adapted for mass markets, there have been few if any innovations to exploit the unique functionality of high-speed service.
- Telephone and cable companies have created artificial bandwidth shortages and designed their networks to prevent competition from their core monopoly services.
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hundreds of competing ISPs to choose from for dial-up service will be
left with just a handful of options for broadband service."
"We would never consider allowing private companies to determine who gets access to highways because those infrastructures are clearly essential to the public's well being. Yet this Administration seems content to let telephone and cable monopolies decide who gets high-speed Internet access and thus full participation in government, society and the economy," noted Dane Jasper, President of the California ISP Association and President of Santa Rosa based ISP, Sonic.net.
"These important decisions about who has access to the major means of communication in the 21st century are being made in a closed policymaking process with only the most well funded voices being heard," said Dr. Mark Cooper, CFA's Research Director, and author of the report. "The White House hosted a high-tech summit earlier this month inviting only high-tech CEOs of manufacturers and equipment makers, but service providers and consumers were excluded from the process."
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21 Aug 2007
|Learn How to Be a Logger
As summer winds down, it's time to think about firewood for the winter. Actually, here in Vermont and the rest of New England, 12 months of the year is a good time to think about firewood. I have an older neighbor who spends the summer cutting and splitting firewood. He makes up what appears to be about four cords of wood so I assume he must be heating his neat-as-a-pin log cabin with a wood stove.
Like most things, there is a right way to cut trees and a wrong way. The most recent mine disasters notwithstanding, the most dangerous occupation in the world is logging. Unless you know a trained professional who can teach you, you have to figure it out on your own (not a safe way to go about a dangerous job). Or you can take a course but they are not easy to find. Here is a school in Chester, Vermont that can help.
It is run by John Adler and his wife, Mary Beth who own Eagle Forest Improvements Inc, a logging company. They have 15 years experience teaching logging.
They own Northeast Woodland Training, Inc., a school that conducts classes employing a training technique called the Game of Logging. It is a widely known technique developed in the 1960s by Soren Eriksson, a Swedish logger turned training instructor. The Game is a combination of traditional Scandinavian logging and modern safely equipment and techniques.
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Even if you are just an occasional user of a chain saw around the yard, this course is great way to learn how to do it safely and in an enjoyable environment. You don't have to take all four days. There are classes for homeowners, professional loggers, high school/college, trail crew, etc. The school's website has a list of October classes.
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus
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|Quechee Scottish Festival August 25
The Catamount Pipe Band at the Quechee Scottish Festival [photo copyright by the St. Andrews Society of Vermont]
The 35th annual Quechee Scottish Festival will be held Saturday, August 25, from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm at the Quechee Polo Field.
There will be Scottish music and dancing, arts and crafts, highland athletic competitions, pipe bands, sheepdog herding trials, and Scottish and American food.
The directions on the website show (poorly) how to find Quechee but not the Polo Field for some inexplicable reason. Just drive west on Route 4 from Exit 1 from Interstate 89 and you will probably see it but if not, just ask around. Or stop in and ask at Scotland By The Yard, an interesting store specializing in Scottish goods. It is located on Route 4 in Quechee.
Part of the proceeds benefits a scholarship program by the St. Andrews Society of Vermont.
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor except the photo above
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10 Aug 2007
|The Great Perseids Meteor Shower
Perseids photo courtesy NASA
The Perseids (PURR-see-idz) meteor shower is going on now and is expected to peak between Sunday August 12 and Tuesday August 14 when there will be about a hundred visible meteors per hour.
This year should be an especially good time to view the streaking lights in the night sky because we will be in a New Moon period when there will be no moon visible. The best places to view the meteors are in rural locations where there is little or no light pollution from cities. A place like Vermont for instance, with the added benefit of cleaner, clearer air, plus some high elevations if you would like.
According to NASA scientist Bill Cooke, "It's going to be a great show."
The place to start looking is in a north easterly direction starting around 9:00 pm on Sunday. This is when "Earthgrazer" meteors will be approaching from the horizon and hit a glancing blow (a "grazing" type of hit, thus the name) against the earth's atmosphere. The friction will light them up like a match striking sandpaper. Earthgrazers are slower and more colorful than other types of meteors but they are rarer too.
As the constellation Perseus climbs higher in the night sky, the frequency of the meteors will increase and, at its peak a little before dawn, you will see one or two per minute.
Enjoy the show whether you can make it to Vermont or not
Sky map of the constellation Perseus courtesy of NASA
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus except the photo and map
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10 Aug 2007
|Highest Altitude Restaurant in Vermont
Stowe gondola near the top of Mount Mansfield
Here is a different idea for lunch: eat at Stowe's Cliff House restaurant on Mount Mansfield, the highest mountain in Vermont. The restaurant is nearly at the top of the mountain. It is open from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm everyday the gondola is running. Reservations are not taken for lunch.
The food is a little pricey but very good. And you get a million dollar view free through floor-to-ceiling windows. You will see the Worcester Range in Vermont and on most days, the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
Cliff House underwent a renovation last year and it looks great. There is a new exhibition kitchen where chef Jeff Egan serves an American cuisine menu with rustic Vermont recipes based on locally grown ingredients.
The Cliff House will be open for dinner August 18 and 25; Sept 1, 15, and 29; and Oct 6 for special Summit Series dinners. These are five course dinners that start with a champagne reception. Reservations are required - you can reserve online or by calling 800-253-4754. Space is limited. You can see a schedule and menus for the Summit Series dinners here..
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus
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|1000 Cheese Tastings: American Cheese Society Convention in Burlington
The American Cheese Society Convention is being held this week in Burlington. You have to be a member of the society to attend but there is one event open to the public. Everyone is invited to the Sheraton Burlington on Saturday, August 4th, 2007 from 4:30 - 8:00 pm for a cheese tasting.
This is a rare opportunity to try "more than 1,000 handcrafted artisan and farmstead cheeses, from producers throughout North America . . . entered in the American Cheese Society's Annual Competition . . . there will be wines, beers and specialty foods that complement the stars of this event."
In addition to this event, there is the Vermont Cheese Trail, available year around. The "trail" is made up of cheese producers around the state, many of them open to the public. To find them, go to the Vermont Cheese Council's Cheese Trail page on their website. There are 37 facilities listed here with links to the companies' web sites. The ones open to the public are flagged.
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor (except the VT Cheese Council's map above) Grunberg Haus
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30 Jul 2007
|Drive the Wilds of Vermont at the 4x4 Off Road School
I enjoy writing about all the things to do in Vermont including the mainstream activities such as scenic touring, hiking, canoeing, skiing, and so forth. But I also like finding out-of the-ordinary activities and out-of the-way places. This is one of those activities in one of those places:
The 4x4 Center provides an unusual driving school that teaches off road driving. They use specially prepared Land Rovers. The school's experienced staff teaches driving plus how to use all the equipment needed for off roading such as winches.
The school has access to 3000 acres of terrain "ranging from marshy woods to rocky mountainous terrain, with some desert-like conditions" added in.
There is an optional second day which has greater challenges in a remote part of Vermont where the terrain is "very uncompromising, in fact, some spots will require winching just to get through!" Both days begin at 8:30am and go until 4:30pm
How's that for significant cool factor? You can tell everyone back at work that you went off roading in Vermont. Plus, there is some practical application for improving your driving skills and increasing your understanding of and feel for vehicle dynamics and how that works to help you control a vehicle even in adverse conditions. One other important thing . . . it's a ton of fun.
The 4x4 Center is headquartered in Burlington and they also sell and service Land Rovers. See their 4x4 Center website or call them at 802-864-8565 or toll free at 800-864-9180.
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus
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After I captured Ramzi Yousef, the mastermind of the first World Trade
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O'Leary has conducted hundreds of these practice sessions with female college students who want to break into the capital's cloistered political class. The mission of the Public Leadership Education Network, where O'Leary is executive director, is to place women in leadership posts in all areas of public policy.
O'Leary tells her charges to lower their voices, shake hands firmly, introduce themselves with their first and last name, and attend cocktail parties where they don't know a soul and come away with at least one contact. She teaches them about 15-second elevator pitches and personal branding. ("Take the drinking photos off your Facebook page. Set up a Google alert of yourself.")
"Washington, D.C.—the government in any form—is the ultimate old boys' network," O'Leary told National Journal. Women "excel in the traditional education system," she said. "We study hard. We get good grades. But that doesn't translate into gender parity."
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At 27, O'Leary is not far removed from the experiences of the women she coaches, and that makes her both accessible and mildly intimidating to them. "It's the whole idea of self-promotion. That's what it comes down to," she said. "That's part of your job. You have to do these things on a regular basis in order to succeed." If you are a natural introvert, she added, "it's not going to feel comfortable."
O'Leary knows that her own success in Washington depends on her willingness to push boundaries without coming across as too aggressive. She leaped at the chance to work in a congressional office, consciously risking the goodwill of her bosses in Los Angeles by turning down a two-year appointment there. "We're all OK now," she said. She changed her name from Pammy to Pamela when she moved east. She is taking golf lessons to improve her networking opportunities.
O'Leary is a younger version of the typical political professional in Washington—highly focused, whip smart, and well aware that those traits alone won't get her ahead. She echoes the feelings of many women in the city when she says that she must work doubly hard because of her gender. The overwhelming prevalence of this "we work harder" idea is surprising, considering that the town's network of lobbyists, political advocates, government-relations officers, congressional aides, and administration officials is teeming with women.
An NJ online survey of 717 women professionals and nearly two dozen interviews with women across the spectrum of policy and politics echoed O'Leary's perspective: This is a tough town, and it's even tougher for women. Almost three-fourths of the women surveyed (73 percent) said that men have more opportunities to get ahead than women. Half said they had personally experienced discrimination at work because of their gender. Older women told NJ that the path is easier now than when they started out. But women still have a long, long way to go.
Sixty percent of the respondents said that it is harder for women than for men to attain positions of leadership. Yet almost the same number of women (65 percent) said they believed they could advance as far as their talents would take them, regardless of gender.
Catherine Hollander contributed contributed to this article.
This article appears in the July 14, 2012 edition of National Journal Magazine.


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Hugo Lafayette Black was born in the hill country of Alabama. He was raised and educated in Ashland where his father was a businessman. After a year of medical school, Black turned to law study; he entered legal practice in his home town where he came to specialize in labor law and personal injury cases.
In 1927, Black was elected to the United States Senate as a Democrat. Black was a strong advocate for the New Deal policies of President Franklin Roosevelt, including FDR's infamous Court-packing plan. It is not at all surprising that Black, a southern progressive, became Roosevelt's first appointment to the Supreme Court.
Shortly after his swearing-in but prior to taking his seat on the bench, Justice Black found himself in controversy. The Hearst newspapers reported that Black had been a member of the Ku Klux Klan. Black gave a nationally broadcast radio address explaining his decision to join and then resign from the Klan. Protestors filed an unsuccessful petition urging the Court to deny Black his seat.
As a Justice, Black held to the view that the Court should literally enforce constitutional guarantees, especially the First Amendment free speech clause. Black was often labeled an "activist" because of his willingness to review legislation that arguably violated constitutional provisions. Black maintained that literalism was necessary to cabin judicial power.
In a rare 1968 public interview, Black reflected on his most important contributions. He put his dissent from Adamson v. California at the top of the list, but then spoke with great eloquence from one of his earliest opinions in Chambers v. Florida (1940).
Black resigned from the Court in 1971, following a debilitating stroke. He died eight days later.
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Simple, but awesome design, great thing that they commemorate the team of Italy 1990, I will buy this one with no issues... too bad adidas does not sell the long sleeve here because that one looks even better. I think is too bad that Adidas does not sell the other gear that is offered from the other teams, like sweat pants, jackets, scarfs, etc. Not all your customers in the US are Mexicans Adidas, please offer the same for all the other countries! ... read more
Wonderful jersey but why is adidas slacking on the merchandising? Im shocked that there is no women's kit as colombia has an extremely large fanbase and a great squad. Great designs on the jerseys, but disappointed with the lack of merchandise from adidas. ... read more
Im a canadian 13year old boy and i bought the wwc official match ball its amazing u guys should buy it trust me unless u loose it or they steel it from you, you eill not regret buying this amazing soccer ball!!! ... read more
I bought this with Schweinsteiger on the back and it looks and feels incredible, the material feels great and the shirt fits true to size, it's not too tight or baggy its fitted just perfect! Fifa badge and the Germany badge look great ! It's easily washable,using cold wash ! Used it many times and quality has remained the same! ... read more
At first I wasn't crazy about the design because of the stripes on the front but it grew on me and honestly for my fellow Colombian's out there who hate this jersey, look back at the previous jerseys and show me one nicer than this one, or even a more prestigious sponsor. All the previous sponsors were second rate companies. I honestly believe this is THE nicest jersey the Colombian national team has ever worn. Fits true to size i'm 5"11 200lbs and it fits me perfect, just a little too long in length but still awesome. ... read more
This is a must for every "Schlaaand" fan. Beautiful jersey and the four stars and world cup champions badge looks wonderful. The starts and DFB logo are glued not stiched, though look great and I have no worries about any quality issues here. The jersey itself runs fitted, which is the style of these jerseys now. I like it. I am 5'10, normal figure and the medium fits very well. If you support "Die Nationamannschaft" then don't think twice. Deutschland...Deutschland! ... read more
The jacket is cool i love the mew style, but the the jacket runs too long the upper part of the jacket fits good the bottom is extra long n wide as well. I reccomend buy a smaller size than you usual size. Other than that its a great jacket. ... read more
adidas quality always good, but sizing is MUCH smaller than other football replica jerseys by other brands. So consider going an extra size up (i.e. a 9-10 jersey is actually like a 7-8 in other brands.) Oddly, though, there is also a BIG difference between an 11-12 kit jersey (say Argentina) and 11-12 piece of adidas apparel (say Climacool). It's as if the kit sizes are 1-2yrs smaller than the age printed on it. So beware on any kit/jersey ordering prior to getting and maybe try on first if you can so you don't also have a disappointed child when it arrives ... read more
I ordered this jersey as soon as it was available Friday, and just received it (weather delays). I must say it is a bright and refreshing take on El Tri. Awesome quality, and even though I have the green authentic and replica, I will wear this one more. I'm waiting for more products with the new color combination. As you can see in the enclosed picture, the jersey is definitely RED. ... read more
I've received many compliments on this jersey! It's cute, fresh, and unique. The fit is great and the colors are bright and vibrant just as displayed on the picture online. I can't wait to wear it this summer. ... read more
This shirt delivers in looks and quality , even more impressed when i seen MESSI hero print on back Keeps up with the usual great looking argentina shirts of past years . The only negative would be size ,I'm glad I read other reviews about small sizing and bought Age 11-12 for my 9 year old godson so I did not have to return it and ruin his surprise . Service excellent from ordering to delivery as usual . ... read more
I love this jacket its totally the best track top they have since adidas became their primary kit sponsor .. I like the colors on the jacket its very nice to wear it but i didnt like the fact that there is lack of design on the back of the jacket .. theres alot of space and it would be nice if in the back there would be printing that said #unidosporunpais which is their slogan now or Colombia at least & Also the Adidas logo should be at the top left side Nd More colors should be made like Blue, Red, Black, White etc but overall i still love the jacket because its the best team : COLOMBIA ... read more
The shirt is pretty good. The colors are great (even though someone I know believes it's orange?) and even though the shirt might divide opinions among Mexico fans, I believe the design is pretty good. It fits great and is certainly is comfortable. My only problem with it is that after only one wear bobbles already began appearing after only one use, it isn't a terribly bad problem but is certainly a concern. ... read more
I bought this Jersey for my 20th birthday and I can say that I am definitely in love with it as the price of it on the adidas website with shipping was more affordable then that of the official DFB (German national team website). The material used is soft and the stitching of the FIFA world champion badge is perfect and the four stars just added to the perfection of a great year for Germany. I actually had a players name put onto my shirt. which will be seen in the photo posted with this review ... read more
It fits a little looser than i thought it would.....just a bit. Overall i do like the color, the previouse black kit was awesome also but it seemed like it was a hand me down from the Germany national team after they were done with it. Glad to see its different then other National jerseys. ... read more


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"Politics is the Art of Looking for Trouble, Finding it Everywhere, Diagnosing it Incorrectly, and Applying the Wrong Remedies"
Christians are supposed to follow the teachings of the scriptures, right? The same scriptures that are used to justify all sorts of looney beliefs that even mainstream Christians hold... Genesis is the easiest to point and laugh at for anyone with an elementary understanding of physics and biology.
If you're saying that Christianity is a contradiction then I agree and would ask why anyone would be a Christian it after accepting that fact.
"As scarce as truth is, the supply has always been in excess of the demand."
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You pray to your Jesus, I'll pray to mine
I pray to the sun.
I myself am something of a lapsed baptist, i'm just trying to tell you, just cuz they come from a church and claim to be Christians, that doesn't make it so. I can't go to a garage and proclaim myself a mechanic can I ?
Again, you're picking and choosing
You can't ignore what the bible says on certain topics and then accuse others of picking and choosing!
They are Christians because they believe (literally) in the Christian bible... Not because they're a church. They feel that they are doing everyone a favor by warning us of our impending trip to hell... That's where the good will towards men piece comes I for them.
The bible is trash... Written by a bunch of virginal men during the time of the Roman Empire and before. It has some good messages in there, but also has a lot of things in there that are just horrible. WBC exposes Christianity for what it is IMO.
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3 tbsp. mustard (yellow, spicy brown or dijon if you're feelin' fancy)
Now mix all the remaining ingredients together (including crumbled bacon).
Stir throughly.
If you like your beans to be a little less sauce-y (which I do), take the aluminum foil off and bake for about another 20-30 minutes, stirring occasionally. This will thicken the sauce up. Depending on your oven, it may take up to another 45 minutes.
Just be sure to stir beans occasionally.
Stir before serving.
Cook's note: If your bacon produced a large amount of grease then you may need to set aside some of it for later use. You really don't want more than about a 1/4 cup of bacon grease for this recipe. Anything more and it will be greasy baked beans.