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All-League baseball teams were revealed last week and Sage Hill notched a heavy presence on the Academy League first and second teams.
Senior catcher and outfielder Ryan Fishel, sophomore utility player Kellen Ochi, and freshman first baseman Conner Bock were all named to the first team.
Bock hit .438 and tallied 27 RBIs for the Lightning, who finished the season with a record of 13-7, 10-5 in league play. Fishel hit .400 with 13 RBIs and 11 stolen bases. Ochi hit .306 with 15 RBIs, and stole 15 bases.
Bock had an impressive .719 slugging percentage, and scored 19 runs. Fishel drew 18 walks and scored 24 runs. Ochi scored 15 runs and had a record of 4-3 as a pitcher.
Landing on the second team were senior shortstop and pitcher, Max Strohman, junior third baseman Harrison Rhee, and sophomore pitcher Parker Reposa.
In the Orange Coast League, Estancia seniors Tyler Rios, Steven Macias and Ben Beck were named to the first team, and Eagles' seniors Alex Chairez and Levi Stillman were named to the second team.
In the Pacific Coast League, Corona del Mar junior Brett Nelson was named to the first team and Sea Kings' senior Tyler Maloney was named to the second team.
Lastly, in the Sunset League, Newport Harbor senior Drew Andary and junior Shaun Vetrevic was named to the first team, and Sailors' seniors Jake Norton and Taylor Parks, and juniors Connor Seabold and T.K. McWhertor were named to the second team.
Newport-Mesa softball players land on All-League squads
All-League teams were also released in softball over the past week.
In the Orange Coast League, Estancia senior Rachelle Reynolds and junior Kelly Hinkle were named to the first team. Costa Mesa seniors Nicki Delgado and Maria Diaz were also named to the first team.
First baseman Reynolds hit .523 for the Eagles, hitting seven home runs and tallying 30 RBIs. Hinkle batted .352 with 19 RBIs.
For the Mustangs, Delgado bat .381 and knocked in 20 RBIs, while Diaz bat .517 and racked up nine stolen bases.
Corona del Mar sophomore Sydney McKeown, a pitcher and outfielder, was named to the Pacific Coast League first team, and Newport Harbor senior pitcher Hattie Marshall was named to the Sunset League first team.
Marshall hit .452 and batted in 18 runners for a Sailors team that finished the season 4-24.
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"The nonstop action of this diverting steampunk thriller will attract many readers." (Library Journal on HIDE ME AMONG THE GRAVES )
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London, winter of 1862, Adelaide McKee, a former prostitute, arrives on the doorstep of veterinarian John Crawford, a man she met once seven years earlier. Their brief meeting produced a child who, until now, had been presumed dead. McKee has learned that the girl lives—but that her life and soul are in mortal peril from a vampiric ghost. But this is no ordinary spirit; the bloodthirsty wraith is none other than John Polidori, the onetime physician to the mad, bad, and dangerous Romantic poet Lord Byron. Both McKee and Crawford have mysterious histories with creatures like Polidori, and their child is a prize the malevolent spirit covets dearly.
Polidori is also the late uncle and supernatural muse to the poet Christina Rossetti and her brother, the painter Dante Gabriel Rossetti. When she was just fourteen years old, Christina unwittingly brought Polidori's curse upon her family. But the curse bestowed unexpected blessings as well, inspiring Christina's poetry and Gabriel's paintings. But when Polidori resurrects Dante's dead wife—turning her into a horrifying vampire—and threatens other family members, Christina and Dante agree that they must destroy their monstrous uncle and break the spell, even if it means the end of their creative powers.
Determined to save their daughter, McKee and Crawford join forces with the Rossettis, and soon these wildly mismatched allies are plunged into a supernatural London underworld whose existence goes beyond their wildest imaginings. Ultimately, each of these disparate individuals—the sensitive poet, the tortured painter, the straitlaced animal doctor, the reformed prostitute, and even their Artful Dodger–like young daughter—must choose between the banality and constraints of human life and the unholy immortality that Polidori offers.
Sweeping from the mansions of London's high society to its grimy slums, the elegant salons of the West End to the pre-Roman catacombs beneath St. Paul's Cathedral, Hide Me Among the Graves blends the historical and the supernatural in a dazzling, edge-of-your-seat thrill ride—a modern horror story with a Victorian twist.


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Mark at the Movies (2009– )
Episode List
Season 1
26 Sep. 2009Episode #1.1
3 Oct. 2009Episode #1.2
10 Oct. 2009Episode #1.3
17 Oct. 2009Episode #1.4
24 Oct. 2009Episode #1.5
31 Oct. 2009Episode #1.6
7 Nov. 2009Episode #1.7
Reviews of "Christmas Carol", "This Is It", "The Box", "Precious", "The Men Who Stare at Goats", "The Fourth Kind". Audience members win movie tickets.
14 Nov. 2009Episode #1.8
Reviews of "Planet 51", "The Blind Side", "Pirate Radio", "2012".
28 Nov. 2009Episode #1.9
5 Dec. 2009Thanksgiving Special
Reviews of "The Twilight Saga: New Moon", "Old Dogs", "The Road", "Ninja Assassin", "Angels vs. Demons".
12 Dec. 2009Episode #1.11
19 Dec. 2009Episode #1.12
26 Dec. 2009Episode #1.13
Reviews of "Princess and the Frog", "Did You Hear About the Morgans?", "The Hangover", "G-Force", and red carpet interviews with stars of "Avatar".
2 Jan. 2010Episode #1.14
Reviews of "Avatar", "Sherlock Holmes", "Up In The Air", "Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel", "Nine", "500 Days of Summer".
9 Jan. 2010Episode #1.15
Reviews of "Sherlock Holmes", "Youth and Revolt", "DayBreakers", "Leap Year", "District 9", "End of Days".
16 Jan. 2010Episode #1.16
Reviews of "Extraordinary Measures," "Legion," "Tooth Fairy," "Smokin' Aces II". New to DVD: "Crazy Heart," "Invention of Lying".
23 Jan. 2010Episode #1.17
This episode is dedicated to the film "Extraordinary Measures".
30 Jan. 2010Episode #1.18
Reviews of "Edge of Darkness," "When In Rome." New to DVD: "This Is It," "Whip It."
6 Feb. 2010Episode #1.19
Reviews of "Edge of Darkness," "Dear John," "A-Team," "Valentine's Day," "Zombieland" Wrap Party for "A-Team", celebrating with Director Joe Carnahan.
13 Feb. 2010Valentine's Day Special
An episode dedicated to the film "Valentine's Day."
20 Feb. 2010Episode #1.21
Reviews of "Shutter Island" and "Wolfman". New on DVD "Law Abiding Citizen". Sneak peek of "Alice in Wonderland."
27 Feb. 2010Episode #1.22
Reviews of "The Crazies," "Cop Out," "Brooklyn's Finest." New to DVD: "The Informant!"
6 Mar. 2010Episode #1.23
13 Mar. 2010Episode #1.24
Reviews of "Remember Me," "Green Zone," "She's Out of My League," "Our Family Wedding" New to DVD: "Up In The Air," "Precious".
20 Mar. 2010Episode #1.25
Reviews of "The Ghost Writer" "Bounty Hunter" "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" New to DVD: "Princess and the Frog".
27 Mar. 2010Episode #1.26
Reviews of "Hot Tub Time Machine," "How To Train Your Dragon," "Greenberg".
3 Apr. 2010Episode #1.27
Reviews of "Clash of the Titans," "The Last Song," "Why Did I Get Married Too?" "Toy Story 3" New to DVD: "Sherlock Holmes."
10 Apr. 2010Episode #1.28
Reviews of "Date Night," "The Runaways" New to DVD: "Lord of the Rings" Trilogy.
17 Apr. 2010Episode #1.29
Reviews of "Kick-Ass," "Death at a Funeral," "Hubble:3D" New to DVD: " Pirate Radio".
24 Apr. 2010Episode #1.30
Reviews of "The Back-Up Plan," "The Losers" New to DVD: " Avatar".
1 May 2010Episode #1.31
Reviews of "Nightmare on Elm Street," "Furry Vengeance" New to DVD: It's Complicated" Coming Soon: "Iron Man 2".
8 May 2010Episode #1.32
Dedicated to "Iron Man 2".
15 May 2010Episode #1.33
Reviews of "Letters to Juliet," "Just Wright," "Robin Hood".
22 May 2010Episode #1.34
Reviews of "MacGruber," "Shrek Ever After." New to DVD: "Valentine's Day," "Extraordinary Measures."
29 May 2010Episode #1.35
Reviews of "Prince of Persia," "Sex and the City 2." New to DVD: "The Road," "Dear John."
5 Jun. 2010Episode #1.36
Reviews of "Get Him to the Greek," "Marmaduke," "Splice," "Killers." New to DVD: "Alice in Wonderland."
12 Jun. 2010Episode #1.37
An "The A-Team" Special.
19 Jun. 2010Episode #1.38
"Toy Story:3" Special New to DVD: "The Book of Eli," "When In Rome," "Youth In Revolt."
3 Jul. 2010Episode #1.39
"The Twilight Saga: Eclipse." New to DVD: "Toy Story 3"
10 Jul. 2010Episode #1.40
Reviews of "Despicable Me," "The Kids Are All Right," "Predators" New to DVD: "Grease," "A Single Man," "Hot Tub Time Machine."
17 Jul. 2010Episode #1.41
Reviews of "Inception," "The Scorcerer's Apprentice" New to DVD: "Greenberg," "Bounty Hunter."
24 Jul. 2010Episode #1.42
"Salt," "Ramona and Beezus" Summer halftime report. Films include "Iron Man 2," "Get Him to the Greek," "The A-Team," "Grown-Ups," "Knight and Day," "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse."
31 Jul. 2010Episode #1.43
Review "Dinner for Schmucks". "Charlie St. Cloud". New to DVD: "Clash of the Titans". "Cats and Dogs".
7 Aug. 2010Episode #1.44
Flipped, "Step Up 3D", "Middle Men". New to DVD: "The Ghost Writer", "Kick Ass".
14 Aug. 2010Episode #1.45
"Scott Pilgrim vs. the World", "The Expendables". "Rugrats Go Wild". "Eat, Pray, Love". New to DVD: "Death at a Funeral".
21 Aug. 2010Episode #1.46
"The Switch". "Lottery Ticket". "Nanny McPhee Returns". "Vampires Suck". New to DVD: "The Last Song".
28 Aug. 2010Episode #1.47
"Takers". "Avatar". "The Last Exorcism". New to DVD: "The Back-up Plan".
4 Sep. 2010Episode #1.48
"Goin the Distance", "The American". "Machete. New to DVD: Marmaduke".
18 Sep. 2010Episode #1.49
"Easy A", "The Town". New to DVD: "Letters to Juliet".
25 Sep. 2010Episode #1.50
"Wall Street", "Legend of the Gaurdians". "You, Again". New to DVD: "Robin Hood" & "Tinkerbell and the Great Fairy Rescue".
2 Feb. 2011Episode #1.71
Reviews of "The Roommate" and "Sanctum." New to DVD: "Conviction" "Never Let Me Go".
20 Mar. 2011Episode #1.76
15 Sep. 2013Episode #1.133
16 Aug. 2014Episode #1.255
8 Sep. 2014Episode #1.267
6 Dec. 2014Episode #1.271
20 Dec. 2014Episode #1.273
27 Dec. 2014Episode #1.274
8 Aug. 2015Episode #1.306
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Skip to comments.$27 million anti-evolution museum to open soon
Posted on 03/26/2007 12:18:38 PM PDT by DaveLoneRanger
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I take rational argument wherever it occurs. Setterfield is such an obvious fraud that he embarrasses creation scientists.
Curiosity has already refuted your allegation, but you still didn't answer the question I posed: why is your assertion that AiG should have no freedom of speech anything but fascism?
I posted an answer and I don't agree that it was at all refuted.
...and I still think that's a strange question given that fascism, among other things, makes strong appeals to religious values as well as nationalistic fervor to control it's people.
Wouldn't "Creationist" describe you better than "non-evolutionist" or "anti-evolutionist?"
When you begin to use the labels placed on you by those who disagree with you, you have already lost.
It's also good that the people who built this didn't try to do it in the former USSR or modern day China. They would be tortured or killed by enlightened atheists!
The odd thing is; the Bible contains no claims of a "flat earth." It does describe a "circle" or "Sphere" that God "hung upon nothing."
Your post just made me cry. All my tax money spent on education (yours) wasted...absolutely wasted.
El Cid,
How DARE you think for yourself! Don't you know that USMMA_83 chooses what all of us are to believe??!!
...if believing that the Bible is the unvarnished Truth means being cast amongst the 'foolish' -- then I am more than happy to be cast amongst the 'foolish'...
Jesus said that Christians should expect that to happen.
Maybe the knuckleheads on BOTH sides of the argument can learn something from this. I won't hold my breath.
From where I'm sitting, your comments are akin to Holocaust denial.
The Nazis didn't want the Jews to escape (leave Nazi Germany). They demanded other countries to round them up for slaughter.
The inquisition was bad, but not quite the same as the Holocaust.
However; if not for the inquisition and the Mongols attacking the Moslems, Europe would never had pushed Islam back out.
The Holocaust had no such redeeming qualities.
Have you any idea of what passes for an "Edjukashun" in our "Publick Skoolz" system these days? I can assure you, it is NOT Godly!
Sultan Beyazid II of the Ottoman Empire sent ships to take as many of the Jews as were willing to the Ottoman Empire. He comemented that "the Catholic monarch Ferdinand was wrongly considered as wise, since he impoverished Spain by the expulsion of the Jews, and enriched Turkey."
Indeed the Jewish population was welcomed into the Ottoman Empire and greatly strengthened it. If anything, the Inquisition strengthened the Moslems.
But then, it was hardly the first or last time the Ottoman Empire came to the rescue of Jews in Europe. When Constantinople fell in 1454, the Jews welcomed the Ottoman Empire. In the mid-16th century Suleyman the Magnificent, among other deeds, rescured a group of Jews being held by the pope, by declaring them to be Ottoman citizens.
Up until several hundred years ago, Jews were generally safer in Islamic nations than Christian. It's only in the last 60 that Christian nations have generally been safer.
By the way, the Mongol empire was gone by the early 15th century. The height of Islamic expansion in Central Europe was the 16th and 17th century, when they were twice stopped at Vienna.
Considering what originated in Austria in the first half of the 20th century, maybe it would have been better had the Ottoman Empire captured Vienna.
You really are math-dense. The third leg of the triangle between the supernova and the gas emission it induced one year later arises from the speed of light being the same 170,000 years ago as it is today.
Now, lets say the speed of light was much faster in the past than today. That means that the distance for the third leg of this triangle would have to be much greater than 1 light year long. That would mean that the distances between here and there are much greater than 170,000 light years. So why would it take 170,000 light years for the light to reach us here, but only 1 year for the light to travel at a much higher speed between the two astronomical objects? Mathematically, there is no solution. Either that, or you must reject the 170,000 light year distance you so readily embraced a few posts ago.
Setterfeild's theories have been debunked by others before. Intersting observations, but bad technique. Cherry picked data is being used to support a nonsense theory. That's why the WWW is his publishing medium.
But it is strange you are a fan of his. His work does not support an Earth centered universe. Do you always contradict yourself?
BS. If that were the case, the illumination of the gas cloud would have happened a lot sooner. You can't draw a triangle where the sum of two sides is greater than the third side. Setterfield is simply wrong.
Not necessarily. Maybe the photons reaching earth were all created at the same time the star was.
Of course they were. Or maybe the universe was actually created billions of years ago.
Ah, the fallacy of argument from ridicule.
Common when there are no others.
This is your constant error. The source said, and I agreed, that the distance is the same no matter what c was when the supernova exploded. I have posted this several times, yet it continues to escape your understanding.
From post # 25:
"Consequently, supernova SN1987A is about 170,000 light-years from us (i.e. 997,800,000,000,000,000 miles) whether or not the speed of light has slowed down."
Are you still confused by the source's use of the term 'light-year' as a distance measure? Do you not see how he equates 170,000 light-years with 997,800,000,000,000,000 miles? It is a pure distance measure and has nothing at all to do with elapsed time.
"Now, lets say the speed of light was much faster in the past than today. That means that the distance for the third leg of this triangle would have to be much greater than 1 light year long."
Nope. The distance is the same regardless of the speed of light. The transit time would be shorter with a faster speed of light but the distance would not change.
"That would mean that the distances between here and there are much greater than 170,000 light years. So why would it take 170,000 light years for the light to reach us here, but only 1 year for the light to travel at a much higher speed between the two astronomical objects?"
You are confusing light-year as a measure of distance and light-year as a measure of time. They cannot be conflated. Setterfield explained this, if you had read it.
"Mathematically, there is no solution. Either that, or you must reject the 170,000 light year distance you so readily embraced a few posts ago."
Light-year as a distance measure is not the problem. Light-year as a *time* measure cannot be inferred. There is no problem and mathematics has nothing to do with it. The distance is the same, the transit time would be different. You are confusing light-year when commonly used as a measure of distance and light-year as a measure of time. The source that was quoted was using light-year purely as a measure of distance, not of time.
"Setterfeild's theories have been debunked by others before. Intersting observations, but bad technique. Cherry picked data is being used to support a nonsense theory. That's why the WWW is his publishing medium."
Lots of people like to say that because they don't like the implications of his claims. Had you bothered to research this at all, you would have found that he documented the same effect when he included the outliers previously excluded. Also, his work is not based solely on historical c measures, but you would know that had you spent some time reading his work.
"But it is strange you are a fan of his. His work does not support an Earth centered universe."
Please support this statement since both geometric and relativistic models are indistinguishable where the heliocentric vs geocentric discussion are concerned. I think you are making philosophical assumptions that are not uniquely supported by the evidence again.
No, you are simply wrong.
A faster speed of light means that 997,800,000,000,000,000 miles would be covered in less than one year when the supernova exploded. As the speed of light slows, it still must cover 997,800,000,000,000,000 miles and that takes 1 year at current speeds. When the event happened, it may have taken 10 minutes, but the distance remains at 997,800,000,000,000,000 miles.
I don't understand why this is so difficult for you?
What specifically is wrong with the article published by the Institute for Creation Research. Are they not Christian enough for you, or is their some logical or mathematical error that you would like to point out?
Setterfield's model is not based solely on one uncorrected Cassini measurement.
For the response to Aardsma's article, click here:
I recommend that you look at Setterfield's site for rebuttals before posting such old articles.
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Running Time: 75
Director: Paul Barresi
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Critical Rating: AAAA
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Fans of both uniforms and dark men will find this release extremely appealing.
Barresi, in keeping with his recent uniform motif, has created another nicely produced and surprisingly poignant porn period piece. The action focuses around the historic black brigade of the civil war who, after hearing the news of Robert E. Lee's surrender, decide to celebrate in their own special way. The cast consists of a nice stable of black, horse-hung studs who know how to have a good time. Blake gives another great sexy, foul-mouthed performance. But ironically, the standout performer in this release happens to be the "one drop of cream in this cock-stirred black coffee." The irrepressible Morgan is occupied by almost the entire brigade.


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ANCHORAGE - A 25-year-old Anchorage man will serve 10 years in a federal prison following his conviction on a drug conspiracy charge.
Jierum Jaye Alii Duarte was sentenced in U.S. District Court in Anchorage.
The U.S. Attorney's office said in November 2007, Duarte sold crack in Anchorage's Russian Jack Park to a witness cooperating with police.
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text: All the Crazy Outfits from the CFDA AwardsBrian Moylan6/07/11 12:19pmFiled to: snapshotsCFDA Awardscouncil of fashion designers of americalady gagaAnna WintourKathy GriffinDiane Von Furstenburgwhitney portGerard ButlerZac PosenKirsten DunstKanye WestOlsen Twinsleigh lezarkMiranda KerrAnderson CooperBrad goreskySimon SpurrDaphne GuinnessMichelle harpergrace coddingtonthom browneNate BerkusMatthew bomerChloe SevignyIris apfelNaomi WattsBetsey JohnsonGettypicTweetg19EditInvite manuallyPromoteDismissUndismissHideShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Last night was the Council of Fashion Designers of America Awards, which is like the Oscars of the fashion industry, except it wasn't televised, we didn't speculate about the winners for months on end, and there were even more gay men in attendance. Naturally, with anything fashion-related, there were a ton of wacky outfits. Let's look!As for the awards themselves, there was a lifetime achievement award for Marc Jacobs (he's not dead yet, people!) and an icon award for Lady Gaga who showed off her blue wig and bare ass. She also told really cute story about her award: She then revealed that when it was announced that the CFDA would honor her, Anna Wintour, the editor of American Vogue, sent her a congratulatory text message. Lady Gaga said she thought the text came from a friend of hers also named Anna, and so replied, "Yes, bitch, we did it!" Gaga waited for the laughter to die down and added, "I got a reply that said, 'How lovely.'" As for the other winners, Proenza Schouler won for women's wear, Michael Bastian won for men's wear, and Alexander Wang won for accessories. Prabal Gurung, Robert Geller, and Eddie Borgo won for best young womens' wear, men's wear, and accessories designers, respectively. Advertisement [Image via Getty] Here is Lady Gaga on the podium, from fore and aft. I wonder if she feels a draft. Sponsored [Images via Getty] Iris Apfel, as the drag queens say, better work! [Image via Getty] Vogue creative director Grace Coddington sandwiched between Arthur Elgort and the young man she hired to carry her trophy for the evening. Advertisement [Image via Getty] The Olsens and Leigh Lezark battle for the title of Princess Coldstare. [Images via Getty] Former Gawker intern Kathy Griffin and Diane von Furstenberg with her former intern Whitney Port. Last night was all about success. [Images via Getty] Who is this blond man and what did he do with Gerard Butler? [Image via Getty] Zac Posen gives Kirsten Dunst major side eye when she says she's the best dressed at the event. [Image via Getty] Standing between the ghost of Marlene Dietrich and Karolina Kurkova wearing her glamor hood, Kanye West had no clue what was going on. [Image via Getty] Everyone wanted to see the embarrassing photo Miranda Kerr had of Bar Refaeli. [Image via Getty] Anderson Cooper couldn't make it to the show, so he sent a wax statue in his stead. Reality TV fixture Brad Goresky looks gay good as always. And Simon Spurr proves yet again he's the hottest straight man in fashion. [Images via Getty] Fashion muse Daphne Guinness almost died when she saw fellow muse Michelle Harper biting her look. [Images via Getty] "Who is this man and what is he doing in my picture?" "Oh, that's much better." [Images via Getty] Designer Thom Browne and Nate Berkus brought a Victorian corpse. White Collar star Matthew Bomer brought a man dressed entirely in melted phonographs. [Images via Getty] "Good evening, America. My name is Chloe Sevigny. Do you like my leather ruffles by fashion designer Joseph Alt-u-azzara? I thought you would!" [Image via Getty] Naomi Watts needs to take a lesson from Betsey Johnson on how to show up at a fashion event. [Images via Getty]Reply19 repliesLeave a reply


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Michael Ellis v. David Jarvis, et al
as 16-5219
Plaintiff - Appellant: Michael Beals Ellis
Defendant - Appellee: David L. Jarvis, Individual and Official Capacity, John Parker, U.S. Attorney for N. Dist. of Texas, Commissioner of Internal Revenue Service and others
Anthony Lewis v. USA, et al
as 16-5218
Plaintiff - Appellant: Anthony Lewis
Defendant - Appellee: United States of America, United States Department of Justice, Janet Reno and others
USA, et al v. Bank of America Corporation, et al
as 16-5220
Plaintiff - Appellee: United States of America, State of Alabama, State of Alaska and others
Defendant - Appellee: Bank of America Corporation, Bank of America N.A., BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP, formerly known as Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP and others
Interested Party - Appellant: Lindsay Jenkins
Victor Brown v. Ash Carter
as 16-5217
Plaintiff - Appellant: Victor Ivy Brown
Defendant - Appellee: Ash Carter
Type: Civil Rights › Other Civil Rights
Michael Brown, et al v. Cmsnr. IRS
as 16-1255
Petitioner - Appellant: Michael D. Brown, Mary Brown
Respondent - Appellee: Commissioner of Internal Revenue Service
Raymond McCoy v. Thomas
as 16-5213
Petitioner - Appellant: Raymond McCoy
Respondent - Appellee: Thomas, Warden, U.S.P. Lewisburg
Sierra Club v. DOE
as 16-1253
Petitioner: Sierra Club
Respondent: United States Department of Energy
Schwan's Home Services Inc. v. NLRB
as 16-1251
Petitioner: Schwan's Home Services Inc.
Respondent: National Labor Relations Board
Cooper Hospital, et al v. Sylvia Burwell
as 16-5211
Plaintiff - Appellant: Cooper Hospital University Medical Center, Hackensack University Medical Center, Deborah Heart & Lung Center and others
Defendant - Appellee: Sylvia Mathews Burwell, in her official capacity as Secretary, Department of Health & Human Services
Christopher Barksdale v. USA, et al
as 16-5212
Plaintiff - Appellant: Christopher Scott Barksdale
Defendant - Appellee: United States of America, Stuart F. Delery, John D. Bates and others
Type: Civil Rights › Other Civil Rights
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Re: kimbara acoustic guitar
Posted by toni Lee on Mon, 08/20/07 - 09:09:17.
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hi! I bought my kimbara electro-acoustic guitar from ebay. I was lucky. it is stunning, immaculate condition. it says Specially made in Japan for FCN-london, Model number 3/J. It is a greeny blue colour which appears to change colour in the light. I love this guitar. It has all the original shop stickers on it, "CITY OF LONDON MUSIC STORE, 17 ELDON STREET, CITY, LONDON EC2M 7LR 01-588 4649" I believe it is approx 23 years old. though i'm desperate to find out. It looks brand new . i even have a strap which dates at the same time. probably bought with the guitar. I also have the original carry case. (soft, not hard. Its my baby. if my cats sniff at it, they are chucked out side. they have learned not to go near it.
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Incoming students are catching more than just a glimpse of college life during Alfred State's summer orientation, with the new Pokemon Go mobile game they are venturing across campus and making new friends along the way.
As assistant professors and co-founders of a group to encourage female student interest in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), Dr. Danielle Bond and Dr. Tabitha Sprau Coulter are igniting the imaginations of young women by showing students how rewarding and interesting engineering can be.
Dr. Jon Owejan, assistant professor of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Technology, and Nathan DeMario, a senior majoring in mechanical engineering technology, have invented an advanced cooling system that doesn't require a chemistry degree to understand how it works; it uses water instead of refrigerants to carry heat out of buildings.