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- In 1595 the Bristol Society of Merchant Venturers' Navigation School is founded.
- In 1969 Bristol Polytechnic is founded.
- In 1992 Bristol Polytechnic gains university status, becoming the University of the West of England (UWE).
- Today UWE Bristol is the largest provider of higher education in the south west of England.
- There has been strong emphasis over the years on building close partnerships with businesses and organisations locally, nationally and internationally.
Location and Transport
- UWE Bristol has three campuses (Frenchay, Glenside and City Campus) in Bristol, plus further afield the Gloucester Campus and Hartpury College.
- The university is easy to reach from most areas of the country, situated close to the M4 and M5 motorways. There are also excellenttrain and coach connections.
- Bristol has two main train stations, Parkway station which is convenient for the university's Frenchay and Glenside Campuses and Temple Meads in the city centre which is in easy reach of the City Campus.
- UWE students benefit from subsidised bus rates in Bristol.
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- For queries about how to apply and entry requirements please visit the on the UWE Bristol website.
- UWE Bristol makes offers based on the UCAS Tariff and will be using the new tariff from 2017.
- All tariff bearing qualifications will be considered, provided applicants have met our minimum requirement of 2 A level passes (or equivalent).
- Plus five GCSEs (A*–C, or comparable numeric score under newly reformed GCSE grading), normally to include English Language and Mathematics.
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The 26,670 students enrolled in the academic year 2014/15 comprise:
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- Postgraduate 22%
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- Part Time 24%
- Other 10%
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- Male 46%
- Female 54%
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- More than 230 courses to choose from.
- Most of our programmes offer a module structure – allowing students to tailor their learning to their interests.
- Many of our courses offer foundation year entry, allowing an additional year to gain the required subject knowledge to complete a degree.
- On many courses students have the opportunity to take part in placements, internships and other work-based projects.
- UWE arranged more than 8,000 work placements and 230 internships for their students in 2015–16.
- Work placement and study opportunities abroad.
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- UWE Bristol has consistently scored 'excellent' in the teaching assessments carried out by the Quality Assurance Agency.
- Over 70 of our courses come with professional accreditation from industry bodies.
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- UWE Bristol has an outstanding reputation for its user-led research applicable to real world problems.
- The volume of world-leading research at UWE Bristol has gone up by 170%, according to the results of the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2014.
- The REF 2014 results showed that 75% of the research conducted by UWE Bristol is highly rated in terms of its impact.
- UWE Bristol has been granted the European Commission's HR Excellence in Research Award, which recognises the University's outstanding work in developing and supporting its research staff.
Academic Strengths
- Strong focus on employability – 99% of UWE Bristol graduates are in work or further study three and a half years after graduating, compared to the national average of 97% (DLHE 2015).
- Great partnerships with industry – UWE Bristol was praised for the breadth and strength of partnership with industry and the embedding of employability skills across the university's activities in the 2015 QAA review.
- Many lecturers are world-renowned academics, leading the way in their chosen subject areas and actively contributing to new research in their particular fields.
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- All Undergraduate (311)
- First Degree (301)
- Foundation Degree (7)
- Other Undergraduate (3)
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- Distance/online (1)
- Full-time (173)
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Student Facilities
- UWE Bristol is investing £220m in infrastructure and facilities by 2020 to improve students' experiences. This will include a new Business School building, new student accommodation, a central plaza and transport hub, and refurbished teaching and learning spaces.
- Learning facilities include 24-hour computer lab, libraries on each campus, a mock courtroom, a forensic crime scene house, a wind tunnel, a flight simulator, a financial trading room, and a host of specialist labs and studios.
- Social facilities include a high-quality Centre for Sport, an on-campus cinema, a Centre for Performing Arts, a NatWest Bank, several bars, numerous shops and cafés.
Disability Services
- Information about disability services can be found on the UWE Bristol website.
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- A brand-new £9.8m Students' Union building opened in summer 2015.
- Over 8,000 sports, societies and network members.
- Students can join over 180 different sports clubs, societies, community networks and volunteer activities.
- Over 1,200 student reps throughout the university.
- Every UWE campus has a Students' Union run bar.
- The Students' Union at UWE and the university won four awards at the South West Fairtrade Business Awards 2015, amongst which was Gold for Best Fairtrade Retailer. Last year the shop won Best in Category, which is one of the most highly contested categories.
- The Students' Union Bars at UWE have been awarded gold in the Best Bar None scheme 2015, a national award supported by the Home Office and aimed at promoting responsible management and operation of alcohol licensed premises.
Availability of Part-Time Work
- The Students' Union JobShop helps students find the right job to fit around their studies. Around 4,000 part-time jobs are advertised through our JobShop every year.
- The JobShop also offer tips on specific job hunting and advice on employment rights, tax, and national insurance.
- More than 200 students undertake internships funded by UWE Bristol every year.
Careers Guidance
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- Careers events including recruitment fairs, employer presentations and careers skills workshops take place throughout the year.
- Wide range of online tools and resources including: CV and covering letter builders, job search, interview simulator, psychometric tests, personality tests, literacy and numeracy tests, e-learning tools, written advice and videos from employers.
Recent/Prospective New Builds
- Recent developments on the City Campus included a new Media Hub with industry-standard radio and television broadcasting suites, new specialist Drama facilities, a new student learning zone and extended catering, library and Students' Union facilities.
- As part of the UWE Bristol Masterplan a total investment of £220m is planned in infrastructure and facilities by 2020, including a new building for the Faculty of Business and Law, new student accommodation for 2014–15, a new £9.8m Students' Union building which opened in summer 2015 and a central plaza and transport hub.
- A new football stadium for Bristol Rovers Football Club (BRFC) is planned on the land adjacent to Frenchay Campus.
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Appellate Judge Tom Becker believes that you live fast, die young, and leave a hideous-looking portrait in the attic.
The Charge
You mustn't waste your youth, Dorian…it's the most precious thing you have.
Opening Statement
Let's start out with some good news. When Raro/E1 released this title in April, it came with a nasty authoring problem: about two-thirds through, the picture pixelated and stayed like that to the end.
Eurosleaze fan that I am, I'd been looking forward to this disc, but when I read the disappointing news from Amazon users, I naturally held off buying it. A corrected version was promised for early summer.
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Facts of the Case
Dorian Gray (Helmut Berger, Ludwig) is a privileged and very attractive young man living in London. Inspired by his youthful good looks and general air of innocence, painter Basil Hallward (Richard Todd, The Longest Day) has Dorian sit for a portrait. So beautiful is the painting that Dorian states that he would sell his soul if he could always look like that and the portrait could age instead.
Through Basil, Dorian meets the wealthy and decadent Harry Wotton (Herbert Lom, A Shot in the Dark). Wotton takes Dorian under his wing, and soon the young man is the debauched toast of the depraved elite. Everybody wants a piece of him—literally—and Dorian is all too happy to oblige any and all with sexual favors.
As time goes by, Dorian's moral compass crumbles, but somehow, he retains his youthful beauty. His portrait, on the other hand, starts to look like hell—literally.
The Evidence
There have been several film adaptations of Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray, but Massimo Dallamano's 1970 The Secret of Dorian Gray was the first to go full-on exploitation lurid. While the American version starring George Sanders, Hurd Hatfield, and Angela Lansbury is generally considered the best, since it was produced in 1945, it was a bit constrained as far as its depictions of Dorian's excesses.
European films were always more frank about sexuality than their American counterparts, but by the late '60s, U.S. films had started to catch up; thus, Dallamano could pepper his film with copious nudity and assorted couplings and still peddle his film on the international market.
Helmut Berger, star of art house (Conversation Piece) and sleaze house (Salon Kitty), and the occasional hybrid (The Damned), was the perfect choice to play Dorian. Berger had angelic looks, emotional and sexual intensity, and an allure that made him seem both corrupting and corruptible, whether he was playing innocents (The Garden of the Finzi-Continis) or psychopaths (Beast with a Gun).
Berger's Dorian doesn't just enjoy a decadent lifestyle; he becomes the king (or maybe prince) of decadence, and thanks to his never-changing good looks, the most sexually desired person in the world. Seriously. No conquest is outside Dorian's grasp, and no promiscuity too extreme (all promiscuities being relative, of course). In one rather arbitrary scene, he even inspires otherwise heterosexual women to magically become lesbians—a bit of business that Dallamano uses to segue into Dorian's own homosexual dabblings.
In fact, Dorian even ends up being "an adult entertainment star," something that shocks his contemporaries not because they expected anything better, but because he's around 50 and still looking 25 when he takes the soft-core plunge.
Unfortunately, after decades at the rodeo, and with no new worlds to conquer, Dorian finds his life of pleasure and perversion to be a bore.
And, unfortunately, he's right.
While Dallamano—who was primarily a cinematographer, but also directed a few exploitation and giallo films, including What Have You Done to Solange? and A Black Veil for Lisa—offers up lots of thematics (usually voiced by Lom's Wotton), the focus here is all-out sexploitation. And just as Dorian becomes jaded by his own excesses, so does the audience. There's little drama or suspense—once Dorian narrows his eyes at an attractive person, you know they're going to be coupling. The soft-core eroticism is pretty well done, though at times it becomes comical, and it ceases to be shocking pretty early on.
Dallamano also doesn't seem to have any sense of the whole passage of time thing, which is so crucial to the story. The world around Dorian doesn't really change much in the 20 or 30 years (depending on whether you're watching the English or Italian version) that the story takes place. Fashions don't change, attitudes don't change, society doesn't change, technology doesn't change—the only way we really know time has passed is that people comment on how Dorian doesn't change, and some of the other actors have their hair grayed. It's as though London in the late '60s is some sort of timeless universe that exists only for Dorian's hedonistic pleasure.
The whole thing ends up being pretty silly and sleazy, and Dorian, as time goes on, turns out to be something of a bumbling, self-centered bore, more like a hypersexed Ted Baxter than the most desirable man in the universe. His decaying inner self is noted through the terrible changes to his portrait, as well as his wardrobe; he starts out with simple jeans and suits, moves on to velvet fopwear, and ends up in outfits that look like he's been raiding The Riddler's closet.
If nothing else, The Secret of Dorian Gray is worth seeing for curiosity sake; this is not a film that's been widely seen or available, at least in this form, on home video. If you're a Eurosleaze fan, this is an essential title. Berger is always worth catching, and the film has that over-the-top sleazy, can't-look-away thing that hallmarked late-'60s/early-'70s high-end Eurosmut.
The disc looks great, the remastered 1.66 anamorphic transfer appearing quite clean with solid colors and good contrast. Audio's not so hot, with both the English and Italian mono tracks coming off as a bit weak and lacking depth. The main supplement is an interview with assistant director Mauizio Tanfani, which is quite interesting, and there's also a text essay insert about the film. Also, while the package lists the film as running 93 minutes—the length of the U.S. cut—it actually runs 101 minutes, the international cut, and includes longer sex scenes.
The Rebuttal Witnesses
Not about the film, but Raro/E1: As this review is going in, Amazon is still not carrying this film; they discontinued it when the problems turned up with the first batch run. Raro also sent us a bad disc initially, but sent a new one days later when asked, which means the corrected version is available. Why haven't they updated their website with this news or re-released it to Amazon? I don't know if they've shipped the corrected version to stores, and I don't see any difference between the packages, no UPC code or anything like that, to tell the clean version from the defective one.
Closing Statement
Outlandish and smutty, The Secret of Dorian Gray is a fine example of late '60s art/porn Eurotrash. Throw in a few "name" actors, throw off a few clothes, and—WHAM! BAM!—insta-sleaze classic. The Raro/E1 disc is a great presentation—if you get the right one.
The Verdict
Actually, this one's an exceedingly guilty pleasure.
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t0rin0 (1516) Do Not Resuscitate, California | September 7, 2013
Visited in May 2012 after walking through Central Park.
This place was on my radar mostly because of the name. Very Scandinavian, very metal. I was half expecting them to be blasting Bathory non stop but they had on some classic rock as well as some 90s stuff. Below the chalk board and above the liquor bottles is a cow skull and on the late night happy menu they call it "angry hour". Pretty good deal really as all "American craft beers" are $5 and they had some cheap snacks available. If I was there that late I would have ordered $.50 wings. They also have a large (and topless) viking woman with the horned helmet holding an ax and a sword above the hallway leading to the kitchen and bathrooms. But then they have Christmas lights strung all around the room. The tables are wooden picnic tables. I guess aside from the random multicolored lights everywhere they did a decent job making this look like an old pub. The only thing missing was people throwing their glasses (or pewter mugs) on the ground when they finished.
The tap list was decent. Bear Republic, Dogfish Head, Flying Dog, Left Hand, Smuttynose, Stone, Troegs, Victory, and Weyerbacher all offered. In the end I went with a Greenflash Imperial IPA and a soft pretzel. I dont honestly remember if they even send servers to the tables but I ordered everything at the bar. There are better tap lists in the city for sure but for the novelty of saying that Im in Valhalla I might stop back in some day.
nate2g (1083) Boomtown!, Australia | April 22, 2015
Good option and not too far from Central Park. I came by during happy hour but honestly cant remember if it worked out much cheaper than regular times. Semi-interesting tap selection and a few new beers for me but also filled with beers youll catch elsewhere around the city. There were plates of snacks available such as wings, hot dogs and sliders. Service was fine and during a peak rush too. Id definitely suggest coming by and convenient after a walk through the park.
Theydon_Bois (1006) Tourist Town (West), England | February 2, 2013
Visited just the once - May 10 after a walk in Central Park. It was a Saturday afternoon/evening around 5/6pm. The joint was pretty quiet but there were one or two folks sat around the bar as we were. Solid enough, if unspectacular tap line, comprised largely of east coast stalwarts. Service was fine - they were under no pressure mind! Decent enough bar, wouldt go oout of the way for it as a beer destination but if you are heading back from a walk in Central park it links in on the way to the (original) Pony Bar.
JoeMcPhee (531) Toronto, ON, Ontario | October 7, 2008
Visited this place the other night while walking to a show. It quite a nice open space, longish bar off to one side with a few picnic-type tables directly across from it. Right at the back of the room is a plaster bust of a bare-chested Valkyrie... nice! It looks like there are more taps than there are, but there are duplicates of every handle. A pretty large bottle selection though. The few I tried were in good shape and the bartender was fast. No complaints about this place, especially given the dearth of beer bars near the entertainment district.
BlackHaddock (507) , England | April 13, 2013
18 Jan 2013: directed here by the staff in Alfies which is a few yards away on the corner of 53rd and 9th. I prefered Aflies to be honest! Anyway this place was fine, helpful serving staff and a good selection of taps: sadly none from any state I hadnt already had a beer from. The two beers I did have were both in excellent order as were the Salsa and Chips. All in all a pleasant little bar with a friendly vibe to it: sadly we had to leave early though, our ship was only in town for the day and I needed to buy some bottles for the sea days ahead.
jredmond (277) New York, New York | December 6, 2011| Updated May 4, 2014
Drafts with some friends. Nice atmosphere, nice draft list (hill farmstead) and an okay bottle list. Usually some local (ny state) brewery offerings. Loud on the week nights. Long tables good for groups. Table service.
Jow (228) New York | December 3, 2015
Stopped in on way to screening. Normal looking joint. Decent selection happen to have one awesome beer on. Food was just regular bar food i had a brat fine enough. Service was lacking it was a bit busy but had trouble getting bartenders attention. Overall though not a bad stop if in this area.
blipp (187) San Diego, California | June 2, 2012
Not a bad place. Decent selection with good service. The prices however seem to be a bit high for the area. Most taps are $8 with about 3 shitty beers on special for $5 Pony Bar is a pretty close walk and a far better value. That being said, I only stopped in for a few pints, so I didnt mind spending a little money on some new beers. Not the type of place I would stop by regularly though.
bmerz (122) Brooklyn, New York | October 10, 2012
Basic midtown bar with sky high midtown prices for a decent selection, mostly from familiar breweries with a few noteworthies. We were served the wrong beer and realized it. I was surprised when we werent comped the drink and/or the bartender just poured the perfectly good beer down the drain.
BREWMUSKCLES (117) New Jersey | May 21, 2012
a lot of wood in a corner bar of about moderate size for NYC, ,maybe 30 X 30. taps along the far wall and full bar with some bottles. Packed for the 9th ave food festival. Finding its way into the mix there are some small tables and such. Median in most ways. clean glasses. Tourists and new arrivals.


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even if its supercool with spiderman rocking it out :(
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A group of shipwrecked sailors brutally rape two young women who accidentally stumble across them. After the women escape, they ultimately make a deal with the devil in exchange for the power to exact their bloody revenge.
Jean Rollin's surreal pirate film takes place on land amidst the skeletons of beached and plundered ships, the legacy of a cutthroat band of "wreckers" who lure ships into the shallows. When a pair of survivors, young girls glowing in white nightgowns, wander through the shallows seeking help from the merry quartet, they are summarily molested, beaten, and left for dead. Like in many of Rollin's films, the story doesn't make much narrative sense--the girls escape to the haunted ruins where a woman in clown makeup cares for them and a mysterious magician gives them the power to take their revenge in return for sex--but the logic takes on a dreamlike quality appropriate to the gorgeous and bizarre imagery. In a strange tavern adorned with skeletons (and a man playing with a Dracula doll!), the Captain is haunted by visions of the girls as white-faced specters. A search for the girls amidst the rotting hulls of old ships culminates in a fiery inferno that burns spectacularly against the night sky. Meanwhile well-endowed costar Joëlle Coeur strips at the slightest suggestion, frolics and bounces on a bed, and runs around the beach topless while hunting the girls. Rollin's strange little film, a ghost story without ghosts, rambles on a little too long before it culminates in a self-destructive frenzy and ends on a sad, serene note. --Sean Axmaker --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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I also hate the fact that the two dolts (shipwrecked girls) never even GET their revenge but scream helplessly and actually PUT themselves in danger by running INTO danger.
Stupid. Just stupid.
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The other reviewer is too harsh on this film, expecting gore and nudity to suffice as entertainment. Don't get me wrong, I love exploitation in all its forms, but am one of the few who enjoys an Art House flick as well, and if we can incorporate both in one film, I'm in heaven, while most of my exploitation brethren are bitchin' and moanin'. There's enough nudity to keep most interested, especially the scene where the female leader of the vulgar ship wreckers masturbates on the beach while watching her cruel and sadistic followers brutally rape and kill two girls who re-emerge later on as spectres after making a pact with the devil. Have I got your attention yet?
A cheesy introduction aimed at setting the background of the film introduces us to a crew of bloodthirsty pirates called Wreckers. Why the nickname? Because these dolts scavenge for treasure amongst ships washed up on the shore. This particular band of cutthroats is led by The Captain (John Rico), a sweaty buffoon who looks like he's trying to do an impression of Marty Feldman all the time. The Captain, the voice over tells us, is a ruthless leader suffering under frequent visitations from the ghosts of his myriad victims. Another crewmember is Bosco (Willy Baque), a wiry, laughable looking thug with a nasty temper. My favorite member of this comedy troupe...er, pirate gang is Tina (Joelle Coeur), a gorgeous brunette who shucks her clothes at the drop of a hat when she isn't ordering an innocent person's execution. The final member of the Wreckers is a guy whose name I forget but who looks like Mike Nesmith from The Monkees. These criminals are quite terrifying if you can stop laughing long enough. In fact, if this is the best France can offer up in the pirate department, it's no wonder their military forces lost every important war in the last two hundred years.
The biggest problem with "The Demoniacs" is that nothing of interest ever happens. Sure, you've got the Wreckers out plundering when they chance upon a pair of survivors in the form of two blonde girls in white shrifts. And you've got the Wreckers throwing the two gals around and generally acting rude. Then we see the gang in a local bar, where The Captain lurches around in one of his "I see dead people" shticks. There's also a lady at the bar whose psychic abilities often find her issuing cryptic observations to anyone who will listen. But it's just enough to raise the pulse. Then the movie shifts focus. "Ahhh," I think, "Jean Rollin will finally deliver the goods!" Yeah, right. Instead, he has the two girls discover a deserted island with some ancient ruins staffed by a girl dressed as a clown (!), a Rasputin look-alike with none of the charm of the original (!!), and what can only be Satan with a '70s bouffant wearing tacky clothing (!!!). The two young victims strike some deal with the devil that results in them receiving his powers for an evening so they can seek revenge against the Wreckers. This subsequent revenge is about as interesting as watching a coat of paint dry, laying down a second coat, and then watching that one dry as well. Jean Rollin, why hast thou forsaken me?
I suspect Jean Rollin was attempting to make a horror picture that would make the audience think, and it did--it made me think about how much I wanted to get away from the television screen! I'm almost certain the clown, the Rasputin wannabe, and Satan carried some symbolic importance, some message Rollin wished to get across to the audience, but I couldn't care less what that message is. Even the director's usual indulgences--specifically, a huge amount of nudity--failed to rescue this film from the depths of banality. The worst mistake Rollin made was leaving out the gore. I could deal a lot better with the wooden acting, the laughable dialogue, the cheesy set pieces, and the lame chase scenes if I knew I would see some sauce once in awhile. Alas, such is not to be. A guy dropping a bottle on his head? A few gunshots? Nope, not nearly exciting enough to warrant watching the picture.
The best thing about "The Demoniacs," sad to say, is the Redemption DVD intro tape at the beginning of the film. If you've seen a Redemption disc before, at least one in the Jean Rollin Collection, you know what I'm talking about. As for this disc in particular, extras include the requisite Rollin filmography, a trailer, and several different types of publicity stills. The picture transfer is excellent. While I haven't even begun to scratch the surface of Rollin's copious film history, "The Demoniacs" is the worst one I have seen, a film truly deserving of a one star review. What a disappointment after watching "Fascination," "Living Dead Girl," and to a lesser extent "Lips of Blood." I'll continue onward with my Rollin expeditions, but I hope the next few entries are vastly superior to this dead end.
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Skip to comments.Thank God the Murrysville School Attack Wasnt Guns (That didn't take long)
Posted on 04/09/2014 8:35:52 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Twenty-one were stabbed in a Pennsylvania school rampage Wednesday, but all are expected to liveand one even took a selfie. Think how different the toll would have been with bullets.
The dead take no selfies.
So there might well never have been the remarkable selfie that 16-year-old Nate Scimio took after his heroism at Franklin Regional High School if he had faced a gun rather than two knives on Wednesday morning.
In all, Scimio and 19 other students, along with one staff member, were stabbed when a sophomore allegedly stormed through the school in Murrysville, Pennsylvania. Three students were critically injured.
One, a girl, was saved from bleeding to death when a classmate kept paper towels pressed against her wound. Another, a 17-year-old boy, was stabbed with such savagery that the wound in his abdomen was 2 inches wide and extended almost to his spine. The blade pierced his liver and diaphragm, missing his heart and aorta by a fraction of an inch. He was on life support after emergency surgery, but doctors remained hopeful he would survive.
And, as of the end of the day, none of the 21 victims had died.....
(Excerpt) Read more at thedailybeast.com ...
and if only one teacher was armed, he could have stopped it before 21 were injured.
Think how different it would be if some teachers had guns.
Michael Daly is a blithering idiot. We've now got the schools we deserve. These terrorist attacks of students killing students are filling the void left when ***holes like Daly demanded that God, prayer and America be banned from our classrooms. Of course, morons like Daly haven't figured that out yet. FUMD
Hey...what's an ultra-lefty Daily Beast reporter doing mentioning God?
As for the article - I *could* point out that one armed teacher could have stopped the knife-wielding maniac before 21 kids were maimed. I could, but that would make me a racist homophobic meat-eating bigot in DB circles.
/only partially sarc here.
In an enclosed area and with a person who knows what he is doing, a knife can be as deadly as a gun, maybe even more so.
Still I would rather have a pistol.
The machete is an agricultural tool owned by most Rwandan households and is believed to have been the prime instrument of killing during the genocide.
Thank God the punk didnt pull the fire alarm and use a Toyota Prious to run down the innocent.
Read about Jomo Kenyatta and the mau mau uprising.
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SAN FRANCISCOSeven people were wounded in a shooting on a San Francisco street corner, but all of them were expected to survive, police said.
Thank God they we're not all knifed....
Another gun free zone failure.
Man shot 14 times and survives
He's very lucky he wasn't stabbed 14 times. No way he'd survive that.
A machete or panga is a brutal and effective killing tool especially against the unarmed.
It wasn't guns so you won't hear days or weeks of endless MSM reporting on the Murrysville School Attack.
The dems, obama, congress, will have little if anything to say about it.
And the armed.
I guess they are unarmed afterwards.
I can't believe I was sitting here with a kitchen drawer half-filled with those dangerous things! I have thrown them all out before someone gets killed!
Suspected stabber: Alex Hribal.
You see a lot of those African victims missing hands or arms. I would bet that machetes are responsible for most of that. However if the African had a spear or gun he would kill the machete man before he got to him.
Oh yeah.
It is about terrorism over there.
That is why they keep them disarmed.
I think the most effective weapon in real close just might be one of those old battle aexs, especially the ones which also have a point. Do they call them a halyard?
I think halyard is correct.
But halyards are for distance.
I guess what I am thinking of is a double bladed axe with the top blade high enough to cut if you used the axe to poke rather than swing.
I have read that the Russian elite troops love their short shovels sharpened. That would be a vicious weapon.
Common sense tells me that even if the gun grabbers were to eliminate guns, they will never eliminate the ways to kill ones fellow human being.
Given that anyone with an ounce of common sense knows that one can kill with other things besides guns, why do these politicians push their gun grabbing agenda? Is it, perhaps, part of an overall Alinsky tactic to demonize conservatives?
If I recall correctly, halyards are like pole axes that are meant for use on horse, but I am no expert on medieval stuff, maybe I am thinking of a pole axe.
Palestinians are still using rocks, much to the lefts cheers.
Hey maybe the idiot who wrote this should be stabbed and see how he enjoys it..maybe just maybe if someone in the school had a gun the student wouldn't have been able to stab 24 people
If he had attacked a kindergarten class rather than a high school there would have been as many dead as there were at Sandy Hook.
Regardless, if the teachers had been armed then he wouldn't have stabbed more than a couple of students before he would have been dropped.
My 1st grade teacher's ruler or principal's heavy paddle might've stopped him.
These schools are all paddle free zones these days.
Just out of curiosity, did this creep yell out Alluah Akbar during these attacks?
The author is a blithering idiot. Everyone here knows why.
Those who are relieved the student didn't have a gun need to watch "Surviving Edged Weapons" (Calibre Press, maybe on You Tube). Saw it years ago during trainings and never forgot it.
What if the kid infected the knives with HIV before the attack? I wonder how the media would react.
The weapon is a halberd. Halyard is a nautical term.
What is most disappointing are the number of people that couldn't instantly tell the difference.
These people are nuts. We got a Rwandan massacre with knives and they credit disarmament.
He forgot that a big person with a knife never runs out of ammo nor jams.
A better close in weapon is an old fashioned tomahawk preferably backed up by a Bowie knife or as a second choice would be a Roman Gladius. Its thrusting ability coupled with its width makes it extremely lethal.
Thank you. I knew "halyard" was not quite right but did not know the right word either.
Bon appétit!
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